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I'm application made in writing by Joseph A
oHines Of Cecil county, to the subscriber one
ithe Judges of the Orphans Court ofCecil coun
~ aforesaid setting forth that he is under arrest
and in confinement for debts which he is unable
to pay, and praying for the benefit of the Insol-
vent Laws OF Maryland, ia schedule Of his prop
crty, and list his creditors and debtors being
Oh oath annexed to his said petlton) and the
said Joseph A. Hines having satisfied me by
competent testimony that he has resided two
years next preceding this application within the
State of Maryland, and having taken the oath
prescribed by the Act oflS05 chapter 10, and
the supplements thereto, and having given bond
with Sufficient security for his appearance before
the juGgcs ofCecil county court on the first Tues
day of the next October term Of the said Court,
and ut such other times as the SAID Judges may
order and direct, then and there to answer such
heterogeneous and allegations rs may be made
against him relative to his application and HAY
ing exhibited to me the certificate of the Clerk
of Cecil county court that it does not appear
from the Record of the said Court that he hath
been ittioncr for the benefit lnsolvent Laws
Laws of Maryland within two years preceding
this application, and having executed deed Of
his property, real, personal and mixed (wearing
apparel and bedding of himself and family eX
ccptcd) to Samuel Deaven who was ny me up
pointed trustee for the creditors of the said p
toner, and t!.e sad Trustee having entered int
bond, and certified to me that he was IN posses
sion of all the property mentioned in the schedo
ule aforesaid, and the sud Joseph A. II ines pc
titionor as aforementioned, having taken the
oIihs aud complied with all the acquisitions ofthc
lnsolvcnt Laws of Maryland, do hereby grant
personal discharge to tie said Joseph A. Hines,
and do order and appoint The first Tuesday of
neHt October term OF Cecil county court, for the
final hearing and decision of the said app LEGATION
and do nlsO order that the said Joseph "A. Hines
by causing copy Of this order to be inserted in
on" OF tho newspapers printed in Cecil county
once week for three months before the said
Irst Tucsdiy of next October term of &c o,l coun
ty Court Give notice to his creditors to appear
before said Court on the said day, to shcw cause
'any they have, why the said Joseph \. Hines
onght not to have the benefit Of the Insolvcut
Laws as prayed.
Given under my hand this nineteenth day of
June 1871. ABRAM CHANDLER.
True Copy Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
ofCecIl county Court.
July 3 41-3m
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sent to Mexico by the locoCocos to bride
and buy (if possible) the votes of the
Pennsylvania volunteers, who, according
TO law passed by the Pennsylvania leg
islature during the last war, have right
TO vote for state officers.
But the nefarions designs Of this political
general will avail The locofoco party nolh~
ing.-lor no soldier who leaves his fri ends
and pleasant home TO fight the battles of his
country IN foreign and unhealthy land,
would sacrifice for the i-goten gold Of this
demagogue, that right which every freeman
holds most sacred. have no fears as TO the
result Of the election which is to be held in
Mexico by the Pennsylvania Volunteers, as
a majority of them are Wings.
Thus, while the brave Scott and intrepid
Taylor have been gathering lanrels of honor
and glory, and our soldiers ponrng out their
blood for their country, Gen. Patterson, to
his eternal shame be it said, has betrayed his
trust and stopped to the level of a degraded
politician. And, when the names of Scott
and Taylor and the American SoIdiery shall
be inscribed in golden letter, high up in the
temple of fame, and gra eiul people sing
ing anthems to their praise, the finger Of scorn
and the eXeciations of an outraged people
will point at Gen. Patterson and the party
for whose benefit he has perpe!raed this
most fonl and nnhdowed act Of tyranny.
The wings of this state, and indeed, OF The
whole Union, are looking with great interest
to the result of the election which is
soon to take place in Maryland, upon
which depends the complexion of the
on that House may levolve the election of
the next President of the Uui!ed States.
| Therefore, let me almoni>h the Wings OF
your district, 10 buckle on their armour and
90 into the f4ht with that zeal which the i'm
! portance OF the occasion demands
Let the Wings of old CECIL remember the
glorious motto under which they lrnmPhed
in 1910, Often beaten, never conqHercd,'
! ard let that inspire them to vigorous action,
that hey may again storm thetoterin9 bates
/ rs of lucotocoiam and forever bury that fac
/ ion which has so lone spread conta4ion
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State of Mainland Cecil county set:

HPON application made TO me the subscriber
a. one of the Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county, by petition of tlony Dunmore, Of
said county, imprisoned for debts he is unable to
paw praying the bonefit Of the lnsolvcnt Laws
of this State schedule Of his property and Of
his creditors and debtors OH oath, as far es he
can at present ascertain, the same being annexed
to his petition, and the said petitioner h'ving
satisfied me that he has resided for two ycars last
past in the State Of Maryland, and he having
taking the oath prescribed by the act OF 1905
chapter no, and given bond with security sniii-
cirnt for his appearance be lore the Judges ell Ce-
Gil county court on the first Tuesday in the next
October term fsaid Court, and at such other
time or times, as the said Court may direct, to
answer such interrogatories ana allegations as
may be made against him relative to his aPplI-
cation, and having complied with the acquisitions
of the Act of Assembly passed at December scs-
sion 1922 entitled an act relative to 'hSolVeat
debtors chapter 2O5 and the several supplements
thereto by executing a deed ofall his property,
real, personal ard mixed, 10 Jas. ID. Scott, APP
pointed by me Trustee 10 the said Henry Dun
more, and The SAID Trustee having gwen bond
with approved security for the performances OF
the trust, and certified IN writing 10 me that he
was in possession Ola llthc Estate of the said pc
ton mentioned in his schedule, do therefore
order that the said Henry Dunmore be dischalg-
ed from Imprisonment, and that he give notice
TO his creditors Of his application for the benefit
Of the Il.sovert Laws OF the State OF Maryland,
and hat the first Tuesday next, after the third
Monday in October next, is the day appointed
10, ms appearance before the Judges OF Cecil
coGhv Court, TO answer such interrogatorIcs and
alterations a. may be propound"d to him rela-
1--WE TO his said application. That the said
nuti,c DC given by advertisement in some news.
paper nrnied in Cecil county, once week for at
least three months before slid first Tuesday in
tne next October term of Cecil counlv Court.
Given under my hand this !th day of June
lSl7.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH elk.
Of Cecil county Court.
July s '41-3m
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Ctafe of MrruIqnd. Cecil cOunfu set:

ETPON application made by me, the subscri-
q Der, one otthe Judges of the Orphans Court
OF Cecil county, by Joseph Benjamin of said
county, imprisoned for debts he is unable % pay
by his petition praying the benefit flhe insol-
veit laws OF this State, schedule othis property
and OF hs creditors and debtors, on oath as far
as he can at present asc.It1n the same, being
annexed to his p,titiOn; and the said petitioner
having satisfied nc that he has resided for
two wears last past IN the State Of Maryland, and
he having taken the oath pres crihrd by the act
OF sos c!,aptc, ! and given bond with security
sufficient for his appearance before the Judges
Of Cecil county Court, on the inst tuesday in
the next Octnbcr term OF said court, aud at such
other time or times as the said court may direct,
TO answer snch interrogatoncs and allegations as
may he made AGAINST him relative to his app-
cation. and having complied with the acquisitions
OF the act of assembly, passed al December scS-
sion 1925 entitled an act rciutiveto insolvcnt
debtors chapter 2G5 and the several supplements
thereto by eXeautinr decd Of I'll his property,
real, personal, ard mixed To Joseph Nlahan, APP
pointed by me Trustee to the said Joseph Benia-
min, aud the said trustee having Q iven bond with
approved security for the performance OF the
trust and certified i'll Writing TO me, that lie was
IN posses ion OF all the estate of the said petit
toner menioacd IN She schedule, do therefore
order That the said Joseph benjamin be dischlrg
cd iiOm Imprisonment, aud that he rive notice
10 his creditors OF lis application for the benefit
ol The maOlvcnt Laws oi the state OF Maryland
and that the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday IN October next rs the day appointed ior
lis appearance before the Judges ol Cecil coun-
ty Court, TO answer such heterogeneous aud al
legations as may he proponnded to bun relative
10 his said application: That the said notice be
given hy advert semen! III some newspaper print
cd in Cecil county onrc week for at least three
months before said first Tuesday i'll the next Oc-
toher term Of Cecil county Court. Given under
my hand this Sd day OF ,iuy 1877.
ABhAM CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE McCULLOUGH, elk.
Of Cecil county Court.
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EhN application OF Jesse Irwin ofCccl county,
STby petition in writing to me the subscriber,
one OF the Justices of the Orphans Court OF Co.
Gil county, setting forth that he is actual con-
tnemenl for debts which he is unable to pay and
offering TO deliver up for the benefit of his cred
tors; all his property, Real, Personal and mixed,
to which he is in any wav entitled. schedule
whereof and list OF his credits and debts being
annexed to his said petition upon oath, aud pray
ING ia be discharged from actual confinement,
and to have extended to him the benefit OF the
several insolvcnt Laws Of Maryland, and it an
pcaring to ne by competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided in the State uf Mary
land fer the last two years next before his anpi
cation. ! appointed David Alexander Trustee
for the hcuet of the creditors OF the said Jesse
Irwin. ~ no iIas entered into bond with security
hy me approved Tor the hIthiul performance of
his said trust, aud me said Trustee having &C IT,
ned 10 me that he Is ia inll possession Of al tie
property in the said schedule aud LIST OF debts
Coutasn.d End the said Jesse Irwin having also
exhibited 20 nc a Ger tiratc Of the Clerk OF Cc
ell county Court. that he the said .'rssr Irwin
hath no. oppncd for the benefit OF the Act for the
rci,ct Of suudry lnsolvent Debtors pissed al
November session lSUj. and lis several srppc-
mcnts within two wear hC.Orc tncL OF his
gid application. have ordered aud appointed
Inc fist Tuesday uflhe next October icgm OF Cc
ell county IT, for tie said jesse Wlu TO ap
pear before the Judges Of Cecil county court at
tine Court house IN Eikton, TO answer such ale
cations and ncrrogatorics as may be then and
| there lay mis- creditors made Gnd proronud"d
Ana the said Jesse Irwin having entered into
bond in . penalty with security by me prescribed
, and approved so TO appear and auswCr
as aforesaid, 1 do hc'ehV ordcr and direct
/ tint the said Jesse lrw,n hc d S,hd gcd rom PEI
I Sondl confinement and tn Il he rive nOti ice to
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For The Cecil Whig.
EartIl-Sea-Air

Earth-Sea-Air
The Earth! The Earth! The broad green Earth,
Which by the Almighty's hand had birth,
Which by his power was made TO move,
And 'mong the other planets rove.
From dust of which, proud man was formed
When Gods own breath his spirit warned,
To life.
The Sea! The Sea! The bright blue Sea,
Whose waves dash wildly, proudly free,
Whose waters bear with every gale,
From land to land the rowing sail,
Or bures IN his lonely grave
The venturous sailor, meath the wave,
AElr.
The Art The Air, The clear, pure air,
Which flies above this Ea nth so fair,
From SHOW capped height to sunny vale,
In gentcst breeze or Ioudest gale,
These all proclaim the love and might
That made arth-Sea-Air-Dav and night
Alone.
MAILER
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Farmers take Notice,

The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public, that lie is prepared at
the Providence Mills near Gilpin's Falls four
miles from the village of North East four miles
from the Brick Meeting House and eight niles
from Eikton, to manufacture Wool into Cloths
OF the following description, to wit: Brond Cloth
Broad Bianketing, SaUtinett, Llnsoy, Cotton and
Woocn kcrscys, fannels, Coatings, and Pilot
Cloth. Persons 10 whom it wo'. Id he more con
vcnient, may leave their wool at the stores Of
either of the tollc wing named gentlemen, i. +.
Kirk, Blue Ball; r. H. Thomas, North Eas,;
WIN. Torbcrt, Brown & Mcln,irc Elkton where
the Clolh or Rolls will be returned as dircctt d.
Those who wish their wool made into Cloth will
find it to their advantage TO send their wool in
as soon as posslb e
Cloth will be exchanged for wool, feathers or
country produce. Those WHO will please to IA
yor him with their custom. may depend on his
best Cndeavors to give satisfaction
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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GROCERIES GROCER
~ ptsa,C.

BY the frequent solicitations ola mum
Der of my friends have consented to serve
as CnnstabIe in ,hc Thmd Election Dis
nct Of CeclI County, and | take this
method Of informing my hicnds and the
public, that am nor prepared TO attend
to the duties ui my Office, both as Cons,a-
bic and Collector All business placed
in ms hands will be attended to promptly
and will cndeavor to the utmost OF my
ability to give general salts faction.
ENOCH CROUCH.
Eihlon, June 26lh l647.
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Wafer Running up Hill,
Double Acting Hydraulic Rams.
Single do. do. do.
Doable .4cting Force & tit Pumps
Single do. do. DO.
July 3 '41-3m

SRgie 20. 10. 10.
The subscriber Is still ready TO supply the pub
lie with the right kind OF machinery. lie has
introduced Double Ram OF his own invention,
winrh will lit water from IA we'll, spring or res
c'voir. any depth not moro than 80 IL. Lcnedth
the level where it works, end then throw il to
any desirable height This is an cntirtM new
invention, and produces the effect by the simple
impulse and concession of the water and atmos-
phcrc pressure. There Is no rotary friction. and
nothing 10 wear but three simple Valves and the
cost is very little more than that ofthc single
ram, which; while It is much more complicated
throws only part OF the water used as the propcl
hnG power.
The SINGLE RAN is improved materially from
those lir-t used in this county.
lie has also introduced d double-actng Force
3Ud hit pump, OF very superior kind. 1t will
Gt the water from any well Of any depth and
lhrow it to any height required, say bath
room in any part of house, or 10 the glrdcn in
vhe form Ola jet.
Also, Il single pump, much cheaper than the
above, bat which will only raise water 30lt. THIS
pump suns well III towns and will gcs--it slvcs
the digging Of other wells, as ono GOOD well by
the placing OF eadeu pipes from it to the places
where the water is wanted, will supply dozen
tlnriiiC5.
Ioc .Aoyc machines arc made of durable ma
tcrt!+, such as iron, copper, brass and lead, and
are warranted.
On hou1 aud for sale, patent trost-protcctcd
IyG'. ut iDat VIII not freeze up, lead pipe Of all
sizes, aud rdrtiIrn and cement lndcstructbe pipe
for conveying water long distances.
All ordeIs and enquiries addressed to me at
EiAton, Md, will receive prompt attention.
J. l.. GNTCiiEl..
n. b. The hest references can he givcn on
aplilcaiion-it wunld he expensive 10 give them
here have done work III ihla., Lancaster and
Chester Co.. Pa; New Castle CO., Del; Wash
ngton, d. C.; Fairfax co., Va; ana in liar
ord Qrecn Anncs, Kent and Cecil Cos. Md;
and refer confidently to any man for whom |
have ever worked, or 10 any one who has seen
my work. j.. l.. Il.
Feb II II.
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Notice.

The North East Manufacturing Company,
are now prepared to furnish Fire bricks OF an
the various patterns and sizes, ior ,npo'a' A'r'
Reverbratory and Blast Furnaces b''cN | 'l'1ao
cd to The North East, Post ofiice) by
~ W JOHN GRIFFIN,
Acting Manager.
Jnne s6th lSi7-3m
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to The House formerly occupied by F. A.
Ed ncxt door TO Mr. S. S, Maflit's store
opposite the Court House, where lie will cont"n
to .rrpa general assortment OF boots and shoes
tic most fashionable style at very low prices.
TIIOS. G. CROUCH.
rs Country produce taken in exchange
for .oods, 10 .Ioureymen Shoe < Boot ma
kos, and apprentices wanted ny the snbscr-
b,,. r. Z. c.
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New atsd Cheap etGDs'S.

The subscriber Respectfully ntor :. his lricud
n the Public, that he has Just opcucda ,,lcn-
assortment Of new and acatoua,Ic goods
Oh as Cloths Of various rolor> and GlIh,jcs,
lain ana fancy cAS<iUGrcs, various prices. plata
nd fancy Shtjnctts, from ; - cls.to Il9 l.
cryard, an'iet'. FL.u'is. S.,;tMI5, with It va
icty ofoLi,cr Goods suittl IL for thcSc4sUu.
also.
Groceries of the bcstenualtice together with
lima, q Teens and Hardware. &C. All Of winch
will be sold very low.
A BRAN CHANDLER.
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an application of Joseph Robinson Of Cnci
SJcornty, h. petition III writing to me the sub
g ,her, one ofthe Justices o. the Orphans Cont
Of CCcii county, setting forth t'rl he L. IN actull
confinement Tor a. TT which ho l. uuobic to pty
and Offering to d,hvrr up ior thc hcr'rtt OF lis
creditors; all his property, Real, Personal, and
mixed, To y ',ich hc is IN 10y ,fv entitled seized
ulc rhcfco', and lit o. Ai. credits ard dr!ts
bcirg annexed 10 hs s1i. petition ,jon oaiI, aid
rra, ir'@ t" hc discharged from auluol confinc-
ncnt and to have cNtrndcJ To him the benefit Of
the sCveaI ln.o'ycnt Laws Of Maryland and it
appearing 10 me by competent testimony that
lhc sTid pet tunrf I.. sg-iurd in t'c5lJ'r OF Ma
ryl"nu or thu ! ST i,tr days ncNt h,Iurc his APP
PIcation, and il further appearing 10 me rs GER
tIhcJte irom the Clerk Of Cecil comfy that the
said applicant hath rot applied for the benefit OF
the act ior the relief ofsundry nlsolvcnt debtors
passed at November session eighteen hundred
and five and its several supplements, within tWo
years hctoro the date OF his said apple alton, ]
appointed JOHN A. Johnson Trustee or tue hem
CIT O tie creditors OF the said Joseph Robinson
who has entered into hord with security by me
approved for tho faithful performance fhis sad
trst. ard the 81 id trustee having cent flea to lue
that he is in full possession ofal the property in
the said schedule aud list ordcbl~ colloinnJ
have Offered and appointed the fist Tuesday al
the rcN Olio'cr term OF Cecil county court iur
ilc sad lo%rph isuhnSrn to appear before the
judges oiCccil county court at the tojrl House
ii EJkioIl, 10 answer such allegations and inter
rogaiorI"s as may he then and there 10y lbs crc,-
llofS made and propoundod and the sad Joseph
i'ohnSon having entered into "A bond in a penalty
win security 10y ne prescribed and approved so
TO appear and answer Us aiuIcSdid, do hereby
ortcr ard direct THAT lie said Joseph Robinson
he discharged from personal confinement and
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Funerals

whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
of good materials.
ROBERT MARSNBANK.
MATTiIEW CANTNEL
Elkton June 9th '46-
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z ust received, very fine assortment
90 White Linen Drilling, for Pants
Waite Marscllcs vcstInT, aud hand
ONE assortment Black goods for coat and pant S
uch us Twillcd and Corded Summer cloth, Gro
wn cloth, Cashmarctt andDrap DEitc, which
i'll be sold low by BaowM & MciNrrHE.
June ] ; II
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Providence Mills, May Is, II.
e Nninberland Nails & Spihes.-In store and 10
NIsale wholesale and retail. J 5, hennard
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G. ~. .Hs$sssg.

WE EatS5sse
No. 5 market street " mington, Del.
Has now in store and offers at reduced prices
Bal Cloth & N'ench Gioalin9s
Polka style Figd s. Bard. Cloakings, all wool.
Ombrc stripe
Blk. 4 blue blk. Broad cloth ="
Also on hand
TrneGh & El5lsi H. noes, SIC.
French Mernoes, hluc blk. 6 choice colours,
Paramctta cloths, Cohurg cloths,
Alpaca lustrcs sc. SC.
Those in want of Sha'rls s Scatf may expect
nrgrins as he will sell very cheap, his
Terllerri ShaWls, Cashmere SarEs SC.
lie has had made to order, a lot of
MUFFS x BOAS,
which will be disposed OF at manufacturers pri-
eos.
Cloths, Cassimercs & Satincts,
still further reduced in price.
Eccry article IL his HHc soH d Ne
VERY LOWEST CASH Prices.
)! market street Wilmington.
Feb 10th 1916.
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CABINET VAR: ~ ]
In Ejkt0n By
IT. y
Tars.,bank 81 Caatwril.

N-ars.,bank 81 Ca,,twril.
'a'lE undersigned have established
themselves in Elkton, at the shop in "Ihe
Uollow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons. where they purpose preparing 10
order. and keeping on hand all kinds
Cabinet
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-27
Execution of Mexican Officers.

Gen. Patterson is said to have governed
with rigid hand in Jalapa. The Mexcans
complain bitterly of the execution, under his
directions, of two young officers, Ambrosio
Alcalde and Antonio Garcia, charged with
commanding guerillas after taking their parole
on condition of not bearing arms against the
United States. When the sentence was pub
lished, the whole city rose to beg for the lives
of the young men, and Populations were sent
to Gen. Patterson from the council, from the
resident foreigners, from the clergy, from the
ladies of the principal families, and the ladies
of the converts, besecching him to spare the
lives of the unhappy youths, but without
avail. They were hanged in the Plazuela de
San Jose, at noon of the Oath ult. Their bod
les were delivered over to their friends, and
after lying in state few hours, were buried
with the highest honors that public grief
could devise. The whole city put on mourn
ing, solemn professions lined every street, and
the natserere was chanted in the churches.
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NTsn.

Philosophers have puzzled themselves how
to define man so as to distinguish him from
other animals. Burke says, "Man is an ami
NAL that cooks his victuals." "Then,' says
Johnson, "the proverb is just which says,
there is reason in roasting an egg" Adam
Smith has hit the case; "Man," says ha,
an animal that makes bargains. No other an
imal does this-no dog exchanges bones with
another"