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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE.
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NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

Richmond Petersburg, Fredericksb,.rg, IYashinp,on
and Alexandria
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O. .s: ::s:s--.S;Y including meals.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-28
EyryqIgnd Cecu c0l,1fu SCI.

! r.: Y application made IN writing BY Joseph A.
7 y Hines of Cecil county, to the sIlscrioar one
OF the Judges of the Orphans Court OF Cecil c"un
ty aforesaid setting firth that he is under arrest
| and in confinement for debts which he is unable
TO pay, and praying for the benefit of the lnsol-
vent Laws OF Maryland, Ga schedule oil his prop
erty, and list of his creditors and debtors beng
on oath annexed to his said petl,ion) 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 tho oath
prescribed by the Act ofIS05 chapter 10, and
the Ppements thereto, and having given bond
with sufficient security for his appearance before
the Judges of Cecil county court the first Tues
day Of the next October term of the said Court,
and at such other times rs the SAID Judges may
order and direct, then aid there TO answer such
in'orrogatories and allegations us may be made
aglinst him relative to his application and htv-
ing exhibited to me the certificate OF the Clerk
of Cecil county corr, that it does not appear
from the Record Of the sd Court that he hath
been Petitioner for the hrneit lnsolvcEt Laws
Laws of Maryland within two years preceding
this application, and having executed deed OF
his property, real personal and mixed (Mcaring
apparel and bedding Of himself and family eX-
copted) to Samuel Drhaven WHO was by me APP
pointed trustee for the creditors Of tile said pc
toner, ana the sad trustee having entered INTO
bond and certified to me that he was III posses
sion of all the property mentioned IN the sci'ei-
ulc aforesaid, and tho SAID Joseph A. Ii ines Pc
titioner as aforementioned, having taken The
oaths aud complied with all the acquisitions Vi the
Insolvent Laws of Maryland, 90 hereby grant
personal discharge to the said Joseph A, Hines,
and do order and appoint the hrst Tuesday OF
next October term OF Cecil county court, for the
final hearing and decision Of the said app cation
and DO also ordcr that the said Joseph "A. Hines
by causing copy of this order to he inserted IN
one of the newspapers printed in Cecil county
once week for three months before the sad
first Tuesday of next October term Of Cecil conn
ty Court, give notice to his creditorsto appear
before said Court on the said day, to shew cd"se
if any they have, why the said Joseph A. Hines
ongll, not to have the benefit Of the lnsolvcni
Laws prayed.
Given under my hand this nineteenth day Of
June lSI-. ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Of Cecil county Court
Julv 3 a7-9m
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I y n H1rytam. Cecu county 81:
TTPON application mad" by me, the sst,f' RI
, q Der, one OF the Judges OF tAe Orphans Court
of Cecil county, by Joseph EeniAmn OF said
county, imprisoned for debts he is unable to pay,
by his petition praying the benefit oithe insol-
vent laws of this State, schedule oihis property
and Of lis creditors and debtors, on oath rs far
as lie can at present ascertain tie same, being
annexed to his petition; and the said petitioner
having satisfied me that he has resided tor
two years last past in the State of Maryland, and
| be having taken the oath prescribed by the act
Of sos chapter 10 and q ven bond with security
sufficient for his appearance before the Judges
of Cecil county curt, Oh the :iist tuesday III
the next October teTR OF said court, aud AT such
other time or times the said court may direct,
to answer such intorrogaoncs and allegations as
may DO made against him relative to his appli-
cation, aud having complied with the requisite lis
| of the act of assembly, passed AT Dccembcr Sos
sion 1875 entitled an act relative TO iusovent
debtors chapter 205 and the several supplements
thereto, by executing Il deed Of all his property,
real, personal and mixed 10 Joseph Ma!ian, APP
pointed hy ne Trustee TO the said Joseph Denla-
min, and the said trustee having given bond with
approved security for the performance OF the
trust and certified in writing TO ne, that he was
IN poss, ssiun Of ali the estate Ut the sad peti-
toner mentioned IN the schrdulc do Therefore
oIUCr tal Inc Siid Joseph ICiJ"!hihi NC N'S'''"'
ed iiom imprisonment, and that he give notice
10 his creditors OF his application for the benefit
Of the lnsoIvcnt Laws OF tie State OF Maryland
and that the first Tuesday ncxt after the third
Monday in October next Is the day appointed tor
his appearance before the Judges OF Cecil coun-
ty Court, to answer such intctrogatoros and al
legations as may he pr"ponnded to hun relative
to his said application: That the said notice be
given by advertisement in some new p .per print
ed in Cecil county once week for AT least three
months before said first tuesday in tie next Oc-
tober term of Cecil county Court Given under
my hand this Sd day ofJuly lS47.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
OF Cecil county Court.
July 10th ls47-3m
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= '-'"t
e F0N Application marie 10 ms The subscriber
~ one of the Judges OF tue ufpAaas' Co'rt oi
Coed county, by PETITION Of ileury Dnnmorc, OF
said county, imprisoned for debts lie is unable to
pay, praying the bonc!i Of the lnsolvent Laws
of this State, schedule of his properly and OF
his creditors and debtors Oh oath, as far IS lie
can at present ascertain, the same being annexed
10 his petition, and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided for vO years last
past, in the State of Mary land, and he having
taking the oath prescribed by the act Of 1905
chapter 10, and given bond with security sntti-
cient for his appearance before the Judges ct Ce-
ell county Court on the first Tuesday IN the next
October term ofsaid Court, and at such other
time or times, as the said Court may direct, to
answer sic,, interrogator;es and 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 ses-
sion 1926, entitled an act relative to insovent
debtors chapler POS, and the several supplements
thereto, BY excculinga deed OF all ms property,
real, personal and mixed, 10 Jas. ~. Scotl, APP
pointed by me Trustee to the sad Henry Dun
more, and The sad Trustee having gwen BOND
with approved security for the performance OF
the trust, and certified IN whiting to me that he
was in possession ofal the Estate OF the SAID pc
ton mentioned in his schedule, DO therefore
order that the said Henry Dunmore be disclhIg-
cd Ii'om Imprisonment, and that he give notice
to his creditors OF his application Tor TIE bGneht
ofthe lnsnlvenl Laws Of the STATE OF Maryland,
and that the fist Tuesday next, after the th'rd
Monday in October next, is the day nppolntrd
loi his appearance before the Judges OF Cecil
county Court, to answer such lntcrrogator'cs ana
allegations as may be propounded to MN re'a
tive to his said application. That the sad
notice be given by advertisement IN some news
paper printed in Cecil county, once week Tor at
least three months before said first Tuesdly III
the next October term OF Cecil county Court.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF June
lS47.
ABRAM CHANDLER.
True copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
of Cecil county Court.
July 8 A1-3m
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ant ~ aas.
Furniture.

Having learned the business in one
he large cities, they have brought witt
hem all the arts OF the trade, and are
prepared to max the best articles, as wet
as the cheapest, aud as they do their work
themselves, and are under but light ex'
penses, they can afford to sell at lower
prices than the city shops.
They make such articles as the follow
ng:
Sideboards Centre Tables Secret aries
Bureaus Eicr do Sofas
Oltomans Toilet do Book cases
Cupboards, Mahogany Rocking chairs, Bed
st,ads ofat patterns PtIlared dining Tables &c
In short every article in their line, no
matter how stylish of costly. or whether
it be OF Rusen oud Mahogany, Cherry
or common pune.
They vii AIS make collins ofall kinds
q. Il aItenl
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Eg'hitc Goods.
s'Ovs Deposit
FURNITURE !TA2G a0J-WS.

This IS one Of The largest establish.
meuts in this county, Of the kind, where
persons wishing to purchase furniture can
find anything they want. from IA pine SiO0n
to the finest fnlshed sofa, which can NOT
be surpassed in any ci,y-lhe subscriber
understanding the business particularly,
from the commonest article in furniture.
to tt finest in Use, and visit to his are
room, he thinks, will bear him out in the
assertion. VI hich is not The case with one
Cabinet Maker in twenty through the
country.
| The subscriber manufactures to order
and has ON hand. IA large and GENERAL
ASSORTMENT of furniture, such as
! SOFAS Yer Tables Ottomans
| DNaus Card {" LOUNGES
| tiar and Scroll Dining tab les,
Gerry dining tables, Dressing Bur
all kinds and prices
Mahogany Spring~seas Rocking chairs
Reclining do do
Half French do do
Mahogany. Rosewood, curltd ant
Birds.eye Maple Beds,eads of all kinds
aud patterns.
And every and any kind Of furniture
for cash. country Produce GA good paper
He will sell any article for less than i
can be purchased in any city shop, com
pairing the materials and wor knanship.
Call and see for yourselves.
J. d. MARSliBANK.
Port Deposit, Nov. 18Th '45-lr
N. B. Funerals pnnclually attended IL
and charges moderate.
p S. Cabinet Makers supplied will
mahogany veneering, plank. boards, ant
collin stuff. varnIsh, glue SC, as cheaI
as they can buy in the city; curled maple
nd cherry generally on haod
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-28
July 8 '41-3m

IN ,n,,ica,ion Of Jesse Irwin of Cecil county
y Dbv ueli,iun in writing to me the subscriber,
one Of the Justices Of the Orphans Court OF Ic'
Gil county, setting forth that he is ~ actual con
fnemen for debts which ne is unable to pay ana
Offering to Gellvcr up for tic benefit OF his crew
itu,s; ii! his property, Real, Personal and nX'd'
20 which he is in any way entitled, Il scheoulc
whcreofnnd list hs credits ana debts oc'hg
annexed to his said petition upon oath, and pray
ma, 10 he DISCHARGED from actual confinement,
and to have extended o him the benefit OF the
several Iusolvcut Laws of Maryland, and 1t APP
bearing to me- l,v competent testimony tlal the
said petitioner has resided in the State Ut Many
land fer the last two years next brOrc MS hppii-
cation, | appointed David Alexander irls'ce
for the benefit Of the creditors OF the sad Jesse
Irwin, who has entered into bond with security
by me approved for the faithful performances OF
his said trust and the said Trustee having ceft'-
fled to me that he is III full possession OF al! ire
property in the said schedule ana ISL OF oenIs
confined, and the said Jesse IRWIN having as"
exhibited to me u el.tticate OF the Clerk oi Ie-
cil county Court, that he the said Jesse Irwin
hath not APPLIED for the benefit of the Act tor the
relief of sundry Insovent Debtors passed at
November session 1905. and its several supple
mcnts within two years before the date OF ms
said APPLICATION, have ordered and appointed
the first Tuesday ofhe next October term OF Ce
ell county court for the said Jesse Irwin to APP
pear before the Judges Of Cecil county court al
the Court house in Elk,on, TO answer sllch ale
cations and heterogeneous as may he then ana
there by mis- creditors made and propoui'deu
And the said Jesse Irwin having entered INTO
bond in II penalty with security by me prescribed
and approved SO to appear ana answer ,sS'
as aforesaid I do hereby order and direct
that the SAID Jesse Irwin be discharged iTol' per
snnal conf ,,mrui and that he rive notice 10
lns creditors of this his application, and the day
by me appointed tor his final hearing IN Hec'i
county Court by advertisement IN some news
paper printed IN Cecil county once week fol
| three months before the said ilst inesday OF
next October term % Cecil county Court n'V'
en- under my hsnd this twenty sixth Day OF June
in the year Eighteen hundred and lorty-seVen'
ABRAM CHANDLER
True copy Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
of Cecil county Court.
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EaOV EEs'S
First Premium Writing INK

From DR.. Hare, the celebrated Professor of
Chemistry in the University Of Pennsy wanna.
"Phlladelphia, Oct. II, 1913.
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you To seLd me- another bottle, as find il to be
excellent am yours truly,
ROM. HARE.
From DR.. Locke Of Cincinnati distinguished
for his numerous scientific researches.
"MedicAl College OF Ohio, Gin ;Innati,
January II, 1874.
Having used Nv fover's W riing Ink am
satisfied that II is the est which has ever come
tom knowledge, aid especially is it ercettent
for the use oitae Steel Pens, anil piH mol corrode
them, even in Icing use.
JoHN LOCKE, Profof Chemistry''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-28

The Subscriber respectfully informs nus friend
and the Public, that he has just opened spleil-
did assortment OF new and seasonable goods
sucIi as Cloths OF various colors and qualities,
plain ana fancy cussimeres, various prices. p ain
8 I'd fancy SaNtnatts, from 81 l-2 cts. to NJ IL
p:ryufA, B anNets. Flanels. Sirawls, with va
icty OF otnar q GODS suitableior theseason.
also,
Groceries Of the best qualities together with
hnu, Q ,evns and Hardware, sc. All OF which
will be sold very low.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
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For The Cecil Wig

Tof IHe SetH bNlS
Mary.-To I2I.
Oh! have dearly loved thee
With love that none can tell,
Bewtchinglv thy loveliness
Had wound me in its spell.
l thought too thou hadst loved me
had trusted in thy word,
And believed the silent promises
OF look and tear unheard.
l knew was unworthy
To gain thy hearts pure love,
But thought my prayers had moved thee
As myself my heart did move.
But alas know that even
Ny iondest hopes oflovo
Were valn--mly we meet in Heaven
In the rea Inns OF bliss above.
Tho the parting word is spoken
Still hl HES journeys end
Tho our iordcst VOWS are broken
.May each be the others friend
NOBODY.
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State of MnDlaad, Cccil county set:

H-PON application made by me, the srIscrl-
G J her, one the Judges OF the OrphAns Court
of Cecil county, by S.muGi yson OF sdd county
iuprisoned tor debts he is unable TO pay, by lis
pet,tltion praying the benefit OF the .hsoVeht
Laws of tbs state, schedule oI his property ana
of his creditors and DEBTORS, Oh oath as lar as lie
can i'll present ascertain the same, being annexed
TO his petition; and t'le said petitioner having
satisfied nc ;hat he has resided Tor two years
last past in the state vi Maryland ana ne nav
inc taken the oath prescribed ny tine act oil 1870
cLantcr llOaud givcn bond with security suiii-
c,rut for his a2pe;rancG before thc Judg"H OF tc-
ell county cOuIL, On The I'Sl uesuay VI tiG
next Octnbar term of SAID coart, 1!u at sAiA ON
er time or tunes the sud courl may uIfecl, u
ans. or such nicrfogatores ana allegations as
NAV be made against IAN relative TO MS dpp''-
cation, and having complied wth the ieq"ls't'oh"
Of the &c, ofass :mby passed at December ses-
sion 1926 entitled an act relative 10 lsoiVeht
debtors chapter 203 and the several supplements
thereto. bv exec ut,nr deed OF all his property,
real pcrsonaI and nllXrd to William Tyson, ap
roin,rJ by me Trustee to the SAID Samuel ~
som and the 81 id trustee having gwen ooho Win
approved secu rity Tor the performance vi t'e
trust AND certified in Wrtng to me, that ne Was
in posse IS on ii ;. tho estate oi the saia peli-
tioner meu,io ned IN The schedule. DO lh,felote
order that the said Samuel Tyson be discharged
r ON Imprisonment, and that he give hol'eo |"
h realtors oin.s application Tor the nthetil Oh
tie ii.so.yc.l Laws OF the State OF Maj Land,
and t!4rt inc !,r, Tuesday next after the third
Nlond,y N Ocluner next is tile day appointed
for his appearance before the Judges oi CeCil cou
" court, 10 answer such mterrosatorIcS ana al
ngations as may hc propouhdcd W Nun iel"lt'''
te his said application: That the SAID hotlce ot
plvcn by advcrtisen ent in some newspaper PRINT
i in Cecil county once week for at least Inree
- atIls before SAID first Tuesda.I in the next DC
ler FERN OF Cecr! county cou {. Given Under
nv hand This l6th day otJuly ls47.
ADRIAN CHAN DLER.
True cnpy. Test
GEO. Meet LLOUGH, elk.
OF Cecil county court.
July nth SIN
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EsG0s tsSsG Shoe Store,

to the House formerly occupied by F. A.
Eso next door to Mr.. S. S. Mathis store
opposite the Court House, where he will CONT"
to keep general assortment of boots and shoes o
the most fashionable style at very low prices.
TUOS c. CROUCH.
P.S. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. 10 Jonrneymen Shoe & Boot ma
,ols, and apprentices wanted by the subscrl-
her. ]. C.C.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-28

Mrokerd The schooner Bavnstabe arrlv-
ed al thus port OH Sunday last, two weeks
ont. with so barrels mackereI: report them
unusually plenty but trout bae at da'ied
hack! Several vessels had been spoken with
two and three weeks out, having from one
to ten barrels, realizing The same difficulty
Of catching them.-Barnstabls Patriot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-28
July Sd, lS47--3m

nN application of Joseph Robinson OF Cecil
VFcounty, by petition i'll writing to me the Sub
scrlber, one Of the justices OF the Orphans Court
of Cecil county, setting forth that he is III actual
confinement Tor debts which he is unable to pay
and off ring to deliver up for the benefit OF his
creditors; all his property, Real, Personal, and
mixed, To which he is IN any way emitted schcd
ue whereof, and list Of his credits ard debts
being annexed to his said petition npon oath, and
praying to be discharged from actual c"niihe-
men, and to have extended to him the benefit Of:
the several lnsolvcut Laws of Mary land, and 1t
appearing to me by competent testimony that
tile said petitioner has resided in the state Of Ma
ryland Tor tho last sixty days next before his ap'
plicutlon, and it further appearing to me by GER
tificate from he Clerk of Cecil county that the
said applicant bath moi applied tor The hencht OF
the act iur tie relief OF sundry lnSo went debtors
pissed al November session eighteen hundred
and five and It's several supplements, within two
wears before the date Of lis SAID application, |
| appointed john A. Johnson Trustee tot the nei.-
I, lit of tie creditors Of the said Joseph johnson
who has entered into bond with security by tnn
approved for the faithful performance Of his said
trust ard the sa id trustee having certified to ne
that he is in full possession fall the property in
the said schedule and list OF debts contained
have ordered and appointed the first Tuesday OF
the next October term of Cecil county court Tor
he SAID Joseph Robinson to appear before the
Judges OF Cecil county court at the Court House
in Elkton, to answer such allegations and inter
rogaiories as may be then and there by his cred
itors made and propounded and the SAID JOSEPH
Robinson having entered into bond in a penalty
with security by me prescribed and approved 81
to appear and answer as aiuIesaid, 90 hereby
order and direct THAT the said Joseph Robinson
be discharged from personal confinement ano
he give notice to his creditors o.! this his applca-
ton and Of the day by me appointed for his finh
hearing in Cecil county court by advertisement
IN some cWspupcr printed in Cecil county onc'
a week for three months before the said fins
Tuesday of next October Term Of CeciI county
Court. Given under my hand this thirteenth
day Of July in the year eighteen hundred an'
forty seven.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True copy. Test
GEO. MCCULLOUGH, Clerk
ofCecli country Court.
July 18th ls41-3m
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Funerals

whenever lhei, services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it we'll made and
of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHBANk.
MATHEW CANTM ELL.
EIkton June 27ih Dc
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Hoyer's Adam milne Cement.

From a well known scientific gentleman.
"PhiIadeIphn, Feb 81, 1916.
Mr.. Joseph fIoNer-Sir: a use of your &C.
ment and some practical tests oflts superiority -,
has induced me to recommend it to others as an
Invaluable article for mendlng China, Glass, or
Cabinet Ware. CAMPBELL MoRrIr.
AnaiJti Chemist"
For Sale Wholesale and Retail, at the Manu-
factory, No 81 North Third Street, opposite
Cherry street, Philadelphia by
JOS. l.. HOVER, Manufacturer.
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VGZsCe.

The North East Manufacturing Company
are now prepared to furnish Fine Bricks OF al
the various patterns and sizes, TOR Cnpota, AR
ReveIbratory and Blast Fnrnuccs. Bricks made
to any pattern Orders will be received (dlrccl
ed TO the North East, Post otfice) by
JOHN GRIFFIN,
Acting Manager.
June 26th lS47--3m