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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

4 % ,sTlaf a cnorianr with he opinions of the mOst
,' nj ntst.aai men
!Vilt says the celebrated English Physician Graham
~ :. 2Isns maJH5I he save 10 e1deavor to effect
eaf end. by multiplied and extraordinary but
9of fIE ~ the God Of Nature and Grace aCcompishes
rligiir ends by few and simple means
irde2 tine: and the cd of Nature restores the SICK
s s b 10 ~ 1 nam, j '''e' ''' 0o'''' "
Tho following complaints yield promptly to these Pills:
Aet,na. Freguant Bleeding at the
BiIjaas Complaints; Nose:
BSITels-Defcieut Action in; Green Sickness;
RoooSt pang! Crimes,
EgfSTTh. Heartburn;
Constipation; leadachei
COUGH of Pregnancy; Mysteries
Cosiveuess: lngontiuenge OF UHnei
Diarhma: Indigestion; -
Difficult Breathing; utIaU'Hl atlon Q! EltaI Parts
Dyspepsia; Inflammation OF the Stomach
Dgspepic Consumption; tCmetimes);
Observation-Disclosures; JaUudlce;
Determination Of Blood 10 the Liver Complaints;
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NJ Speaking Of the Queen Mother E, 81 s1t
17s,las IerroId saws: 50 Christina Is ialle! .9hd'
IL,i55It his srnaI-cothes and without his VIII.
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NJ Why is the late King Of france IKE qn or
IadV cured Of the rheumaiismf lie Is no ioi'Ss'
a Limo lgcbiHgj
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FITSl FITS! FlTSI

Dr. TOwuseud mol having tested ms SaTs19aNa N osei
of Fits OF course never recommended it, and was surprised
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF Westchester county ,o,-
Or. YaDnsand-Dear Sir: have little gin seven years
of age who has been several years afflicted with FMS We
tined Os everything Tor her but without al last
although we could find recommendation IN our circulars
for cases like hers thought she IN very delicate
health We would give her OF your Sarsapaua and are
yery Glad We did only restored her strength but she
has had no return of the Fits great pleasure and sur
rise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully
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LIME
600 CASKS Th0masOn Lime, for sale by
lJS5J mYl7 JOHN STROUD u co. l+6 Common st

rEVHE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel
L Iers gong North by the Rjyer-sllnE minute de-
sCnption Of all points the Mississippi ONO and other
rivers on the different routes. etc, For sale by
ans MILES Z. SALE Y co, II st. Charles st.
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SONS oF rEMPnRANCE.


PIEDGE.- without reserve saeunly pledge honor as
man tfa will MAKE buy, sgih ucs.f-', any
Spurious MLt Liluols, Wine OF Cider.
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guprrns r'rtICteo F;us thier Jn.tiae: p A Po
C. r. KIM r SideIi AssCcaie Justices Eugene Lascre
Csfs FriIT Nj CrlIonh Deo1fy w 4 EnImrr AlIgrI,el
General; g. &. Fouteneau District Attorney
u $ Ij,rpI tg,rt-I Mckinley and r VI Mecca d,
esil.ng Judges b. Randolph CLERK: T \ lI9r9Io1
Deputy ca r J. TGranr Disfrri Attorney: II i
WAGNER Marshal; c. A. Labuzan W. Sheafer j. H.
Rhlnehart, Deputies.
u. s. District C0ayt.-T. Il, NIgCaIeb Judge, n r.
'sR E1.1 CLERK.
JrlI@s' aldslTgSat CoHrt ~ ~ 70 OLleaaSJ MInenTy
- i AZ ~, holN5t tu jleJA Lohls Sere, Deguty TERRI
Jul! T I1T,sLet tR1rt n yf0 OIie49s-L Al 4aPon
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HnLLAND CHAPTER- 10 g orR0YAL.

HOLLAND IHAFILR, 40, 3, Of kUFAI ~
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate juis,lic- ~ .
Of the General Grand Chapter for the United u *
Suaies-hod their monthly meetings on the first ~
Monday evening of each mouth at the Masonic Hail over
the Cam0On Railroad Depot corner OF BarOnue and Per
dido streets. Olcers-T II. Lewis, II ?; D. Blair, Secy.
New ERA CHAPTER or ROYAL Arch MAsoNs-under
the Immediate jurisdiction Of the General Grand Chapter Of
the Unted Staes-hod their monthly meetings the ID
Monday evening Of each month, at the Masonic Hall over
the CarohOn Railroad Depot, cor OF Baronne and PedO
OieegsJObn Gelgn, II p II. NJ Summers. Sec y.
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- Eg5rrrwBFRq eoMPANT.


THFGRAEFENBERG
1 COMPANY hereby
announce that they are IN
corporated by the LeElsIa-
ture of the State 81 New
York. The incalcuIabie
Importance of conducting
The Patent Medicine busl-
ness on elevated principies-
and OF furnishing remedies
alapted TO thepu5liC wants,
ha. led 10 this step. The
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
1. Every neighborhOod
should have its Grueleubet :
DEPOT. BY addressing tie
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JOHN BUTLER, Jr.
--FrnFfIAr

Dr. Townsends Safsapala sovereign and speedy cure
for lncipient Consumption. Barreauess FrQapsqs len
Failing of the Womb C0stIyenes5, Piles, LeGCEOllda az
Whites ostruate or dlfcut Menstry.on, lncOntHence
of Urine g0uutay discharge hereof and Tor the General
nostraOn OF the syemnO matter whether the result OF III
herent cause causes produced by Regularity illness oL nc
cidant Nothing be surprising than ITS nFl-U5th-
effects on the human frame. ItrS0nS, all weakness and las
situde from taking become robust and ul OF en-
eV under its Influence 1t immsuedaey COunleracts the
nervelessne Of the female frame, whChs the great cause OF
bareuuess 1t viii not be expected OF IN cases OF 50 de
cae nature exhibit certificates OF cures performed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds Of eases have been
reported Uus Thousands OF where families have been
without children after using few bottles OF this mva.uab
MEDICINE have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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Youngsr Rrothers ID Tenneran,e

WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN No. 1-AIeets every Saturday
evening, al ~ O'Clock, IN ChUstal Foun Hail 10 -
TchOupitoHlas street D9icers-P II Willard n r. IVr
Z Deacon b g J. FytIs, A ? q; y. q Randall 5 J.
dan, w \. Clilds, y W; L, w. Lyons p p B.
ORLEANS FOUNTAIN No. 2-Meets every Thursday e w.
bng At ~ c in the Hal Of Pelican Division 0ffcsrs-
y q Young, B d. Young, PB; w a. Han 2
p = 4 IIabatt 5 w v. Phelps, A $; w a. Young G.:
p @sLaIeH, \ G. M =. WeehI W. ], ], Lutte, W.
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EHNrR ANn AGILE-

Dr To,yDsauJ's SasaparIa uneqUHliad in cases o. i
Chiisan Fever and Ague The following letter onIy oH
OF Inc hundreds that nave received from the Soulh AM
West OF like character: 49,. ~, 90 1917
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SARSAPARILLA.
DIR, TOYyNsEND's sARsAPARILLA,


MONDE .A.FD BhESSiNG Or M II"
The Most Extraordinary Medicine in,the World
rms EXTRACT Is PIT IN QUART GoTrLEs-Ir IS slA
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEASANIEii, ANn WAX
RAHrED SUPERIOR TO ANY SOLD. If
CURES WIFHOUTNoNiINGrP tR "-
ING, sICKENiNG OR BEBiBI
TATISG The PATIENT. 60,
TE7IiE great beauty aud superiority OF TINS Saaari ever
all other medicines Is, that while eradcaes me us
ease it invgoates the body 1t lsOne OF the Ney Dest
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known it not only puTife, the whole system ana
Strengthens the person. but It creates new pure anu Ch
blood: power possessed by other medicine ANA III
this lies the grand secret OF its wonderful success IL ma
performed within the last five years, than lOo wv cures
Of severe cases of disease; at least 5O were considered IN
curable II has saved the lives Of more than Dun cueh
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want OF Ner-
vous Energy.
DR. Towusend's SaSapala mygOGteS the Wlloes system
paTmaDa0y To those who have Ostther muscular energy
by the effects of medicine insceton committed IN youth
or the excessive indulgence Of The passions, ahd bTonSh or
General physical DrosaOn OF the nervous SYSTEM aesuu
want OF ambition taintIug sensations, premature utCdy a'
decline fastening towards that fatal disease jOnSu
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy slhs 9d'
pSrilia is far superior to any
INVIGOR ATING CORDIAL, -,..
As il renews and nvigOfaes the system, gives ACTIVITY 10 e
limbs and strength the muscular system, IN nO9t eId
0'''''"' ''7 CONSUMPTION CURED.
Clequse anil StrfHgLtCl. Consumption CGR DC CRTt"'
IrDprhit5s, C1RsUmptiDH, Ltrcr t9mpt2Ht, I0lH"
Cgprrb C0Hghs .HStLHa, Splitting u BtO04 SoFtHtSs
f tbe CHcgt Vactic Fltsb, Wight Sweats, Dtteat or
FroIasc EEDGcf0FuOH, Pun 10 the StdC, DC, A"te0c1"
i rgu. Tr
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STAR OF H E1;, DyIs2y No 2j-Cy Of Lafayette
7 L. Henderson, W \; james &. Wngari h $; i
a Fearing X ;; ". .. Wauosk, Z 5 John Council
p Thomas @, Noel, T. :. Jackson i &, q ~ ~
ling, 1 ;; ?. H. Duggan. o : N ~ "
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The medicines Issued BY the GTaptenDerg Company GOH
s Of series prominently adapted to the diseases Tor wheh
cRed to he Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
Universal powers for single given medicine II no, qng
e bnt iupudent to auut such dOctnne ID the ACE OF an
intelligent community 1t Is contrary to ne very N15' pI
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

reference 10 female complaints. No female who has eaon
suppose she approaching that critical period, he tIA
for any OF The numerous EoGubS diseases to winch temae
for several years by using this medicine Nor less yaIua-
bic Tor those who aPproachng womanhoo4 ai II Is cal
atng the system Indeed this medicine is invaluable oi az
the delicate diseases which women subject 1t braces
the whole sysfem rcnps permanently the natural eHeT2Sr
by removing the impurities oil the body not 80 lar smua
uv rs produce ubseIuent relaxation winch the case Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease by
Us ny few bottles OF this medicine, aad Vina
surgical operations may be prevented.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-02-12
New and Cheap
FDR ElG." avn DOMESTIC
EsESI' GOODS STORE.
No. II Mnrkd street, neorly opposite tie Far.

oIlp''''"
nlc's Bank. Uitmingtjn, Del.ncare.
,rhe subscriber having opened new Store
in the building formerly occupied by Mr. John
Bovt' and having Just fitted it up in Il handsome
manner; he now invites his friends, the citizens
fCccil county, TO call ard examine the Goods,
before making their purchases. The stock hay
ing been selected and bought at low prices
they will he sold accordingly, at such rates as
cainot fail TO please.
The assortment comprises in part OF British
French and American Cloths and tassimcres,
Sattinetts, from 81 l-2 to 81 - cts, vestlngs,
Oaunc's ana tickirgs. Kentucky jeans, CHECKS,
domestic cinghams, blankets, Hamilton and 9TH
cr cotton hannels, crash. tow linens, Russia
and cotton diapers table oil cloths, Irish linens,
green bases, twilld ilrnncls, Gotten laps and
wa!dnr, with large variety of b!eHched and
brown musiins and shectings, which will be
sold ut a small advance on bale or package pri-
CcS.
To the assortment Of Ladies Dress and other
Goods, particular attention is re4uestcd, it 'lav-
ing been laid in with mach care. 1t consists in
par, as follows: splendid variety of casIimercs
ard d. iaines, plain md striped nlpacas, Lama
plalds, new style beautiful and cheap gn@hains,
mourning do. linen cambricl; han ks. French
marroc., English do. T'hibcr cloths, hombhz nes
parancttas, new tv'c cdGngS. French WORKED
collars, sitni's aud trinres, rery cheap, with +
rcry large and hanlsomo variety Of Prints, of
the west designs and patterns.
S.lIHLS SU IVES. SH.4WLS; Silk and
cotton handkcl hes and suspenders, patent
thread spool cottons, needles, tapes pms, but
tons, silk and cotton hosiery SC, &c.
III assorimca II Paper Hangings, to which
attention is requested as the various styles OF
Paper will be furnished at Philadelphia prices
a share OF patronage is respectfully solicited,
Is purchasers of Day GooDs AND TRiMMINGs,
may expect to mud good assortmenis, and bar
rains prices.
JOHN S. kENNARD,
no. IA. Market Street above Third.
September 2jth, i047.
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Friends and Fellow Citizens;
EGSeEG HERE.
Slaves! Stoves

Tho subscriber wishes to inform you, oue and
all. that he intends this Fall and Winter to keep
nj! kinds ofstovcs, which he will sell cheap tol
cash or country produce. The following I'd
some the kinds he will have on hand.
The ceiebraacd Buck Stove,
Churcs improved Favorte
do Ar-tght
Philadelphia A,r-tight
do Willow Stove
Cast hon, cir-tight Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain plat" strv"
Goal stoves for of "'S aud stores
a. ~ other kinds that are ~ use. Call ilen'
nrI GLOW CITIZENS ard cvrG,ne for yourselvc
T'i.. anG prove-vcr will not fail to DC plcaSeo
n.rr, iiect the old s,anl--tho large brick, on the
co,,cr near the bridge. Resp'y
JOHN IL. GRAHAM
sept I, '07-tF
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From the Ne,o York Observer.
Gentle Words.

A young rose in summer time
Is beautiful to me,
And glorious the many stars
That glmmer on the sea.
But gentle words and loving hearts,
And hands to clasp my own,
Are better than the brightest flowers
Or siars that ever sione.
The sun may warm the grass TO life,
The dew, the dropping flower,
And eyes grow bright and watch the light
Gt au,umn's opening hour
But words that breathe Of tenderness,
And smiles we know are true,
Are warmer than the summer time,
And brighter than tic dew,
it is not much the world can give,
With all its subtle art,
find gold or gems are not the things
To satisfy the heart;
But oh! if those who cluster round
The altar and the hearth,
Have gentle words and loving smiles,
How beautiful is earth!
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State Of Marglnnd, Cecil c0uutu. Set.

State Of maryland, Cecil county, Set:
ETPON application made to me the subscriber
u one Of the Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county by George T.. Wooley, Of slid
county imprisoned for debts he is unal,e to pay,
by his petition praying the benefit Of the lnsol-
ven, Laws Of this State, a sche;nlc of his pro-
pery and of lis creditors ana debtors, on oath
as far as he can at present asC crtan the same
being annexed to his petition and the said pcti
toner having satisfied me that ne ils resided
for two years last past in TIE S'itH of Mar, land,
and he having taken the oath prescrhedby the
Act of l05 Chapter 10 and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county court, on the first Tues
day in the next April Tenn of said court, and
at such other time or times as the said court may
direct TO answer such heterogeneous and ale
cations as may be made against him relative to
his application and having complied with the
acquisitions of the act Of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1925, entitled an act relative
to nsolvent debtors, Chapter 205. and the sever.
al supplements thereto by executing a deed Of
all his property real, personal and mixed 10 AL
eXander Wilson, appointed by me Trustee to the
said George E. Woocy, and the said Trustee
having given bond with approved security for
the performance of the trust, and certified in
writing TO me thG. he was in possession of all
the estate of said petitioner mentioned in his
schedule, do therefore order that the said
George E. Wooley, be discharged from impris-
inrnl and that he give notice to his creditors of
his application for the benefit of the Insolvent
Laws Of the State of Maryland, and that the
first Tuesday next after the first Monday in
April next is the day appointed for his appear
ancc before the Judges Of Cecil county court,
to al swer such interrogaturies and allegations
as may he propounded TO him relative to his
said application; that the said notice he given by
advertisement, in some newspaper printed in
Cecil county once week TO-. at least three
months before said first Tuesday in the next
April Term OF Cecil county court Given under
my hand this 18th day of August ls47.
ABRAM HANDLER.
True copy. Test.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Jan. lst HS-3m Of Cecil county Court.
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TCR SALE,
ElG Acres 0f Land,

Situated two miles north of EIlton, or
the main road leading fro IN EIkton to
FairHill. This tract viii be sold aitoGeth
er OF divided as may best suit purchasers:
title free OF all cncumbranCcs. 1t will
divide conveniently into tracts OF two or
one hundred acres, presenting on each,
eleuant situations for building, with
Slrinls Of rood and never failing water
ia 80 wards Of each. 1t is all We'll Wa
tered wihtwo streams, one running along
the Est the other the West side. There
ara on the tract 2 small tenements,
spring houses with other out buildings.
There has been put on the land, 5000
Bushels Of Lime in the last ten years.
This land has advantages possessed by
few if any. in the county.
Situated IN remarkably healthy neigh
Forhoad, capable Of he highest degree Of
improyemcnt---ln The mid, OF a greatly
improving and manufacturing district
about midway between the Big and Lit
tie Ell, rIyers. each in mile Of its bor-
dcrs, each row well studded with facto-
RIGS OF almost every desert ytion =! in
in number, the most distant not
exceeding miles, within two miles and
a hall Of water and Rail Road DcpotS
giving a free outlet to tho markets OF the
world. City gentlemen wishing coun-
frv place Will find this pleasant and con
venient one: from Philadelphia or Balti-
more il could be visited for several hours
and return home the same day. Persons
wishing to purchase will do well TO ap-
Div soon as am determined 10 sell in
III" course Of thSSumner or Fail. APP
NV 10 the subscriber in Etkfon.
EDWARD WILSON.
In, 81 iii
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Millinery
AND DRESS MAKING

EgEsS SARAH Il. Price, respectfully an
nounces TO the Ladies' Of Eikon and vicinity
that she has just returned from the city with a
handsome assortment of
FAIL 8, HLH'TER GOODS
consisting in pant of-SIks, Satns, Velvets ard
Plush, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and varc-
ty Of other articles s"ch as are usually kept by
Milliners,-Sh would most respectfully ac-
know ledge the liberal patronage heretofore ey-
tended TO her, and hopes by strict attention To
merit a continuation Of the same
nov, A..
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kECsEIa's
First Premium WEiling INK

Sitter -MdM just awardcd tp The .imericat
Institute Ncp Iork.QSl6
The following testimony from distinguished
Institutions speaks for itself.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Philadelphia, May i lS4I.
Having tried, for some time the Black Ink
manufactured by Mr. Joseph +. Hover, we have
found it well suited for manuscript. 10y It's run
ming freely, and its exemption from "oaGulntlon
Its shade we also are well pleased with.
w. L. HORNER. NJ. D., Dean Of the
Faculty and Prof Of Anatomy.
JOHN LUDLOW, Provost.
SAMUEL B. WYLIE, Nice-Provost
HENRY REED, Secretary of the fa-
cnlty Of Arts
ROSWELL PARKE, Professor Of Nat
Philosophy and Chemistry.
w W. GERHARD, Lecturer III the
Medical Department.
Pcnnsy lyania Medical College, PhIiad.
We fully cIncnr i'll the above
SAML. GEOEGE MORTON, NJ. ID,
Dean Of the Facni'v.
Central High School, Philadelphia.
A. %. BACHE, Principal.
II. NJ MURTRlE, N. D., Prof Of Ana.
American Fire Insurance Co., Philadelphia.
FREDERICK FRALFY, Sccrctary.
Custom House, Philadelphia
], y, GEORGE, Dep. Naval Officer.
ii0ycr'S AlIaAlaN'ine Cement.
For sale, Wholesale ard retail, at the manu-
factory, No. 81 Worth Thjrd Street, opposite
Cherry street, Philadelphia, by
JOSEPH T.. nov Err, Manufacturer.
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1uAYM FNTND A TREASURE.

cI..ol. and drblil'Itng night sweats, and
could nos faa any relief. SO says the aslh-
matte. whose diligently Of breathing was
eAch that he could not lay down at
night. so says the person who has
been bleeding ~ the lungs, and
,yho ilicd day by day until
he met wi'h this Invaluable help
would yon know its name
sfgUaN:N'G OhGSAONIAN, on
ALL.I3- LING; GaL SAI
his invrillh,a trra sure, which has done more
.,.f,r ,i,a mas, six months in relieving the above
r,,.,.s. ,irqn any other remedy in the world.
=. re = 80 iuiII :, inr is any deception pract-
d. - the t,s;'inoralSare icit at he o.dre for
the iH>pcc,ioi of,Il who may VISA 70 SEQ ihcm
Over THREE THOUSAND PERSONS
Have uyaL Ibis r,n,tremndy in t5ctity Of New
York alone since the Z0thot Aiarrh last, AMI no
compliant mas ever Frtb' made ronc-fn'hg IT'S
On Tia, contrary, all who have ever used
it sroal; oft in rms Of uurena led praise ana
a,,,nnr ,,e uuulhp5oicasrs which have been treat
cd nv the Oioslunjan are tn he iDInd manv OF
THE MOST .lSTO \iSiihNTi CURES
Gin record. Read Tic following, and some of
our lol,Hs cnmccru'ns the efficacy Of t1is rem'-
dv .mfv te removed
Mrs Wlhy. the mlc Of T. Wildly, Esq. residing
1T 1873 West i1!h street, was give" mp by the
two n vstiaus WHO attended her, and lett to die
Every day was expected 10 he her last. Her
tiseage was pronounced corsu!aptV", and during
ncr sickness she raised very large quantities Of
blood. or cough was incC,saii, h,r" lal,!r'S
and e,naciation very cr"o'. AMER Ii NJ the oio-
saonian, or hI,-iicAtmI bA!ilm, short II !e,
sile WAS culitpty rci,c.a. dnI Is now Attending;
:. her rnuiiy duties ahD4tth EOu.G, where those
: no do ,bt can ca! AID her ii thcy feel siil~
>,tI tiY Interested.
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TUV ~ ~.
GEORGE McJJl lot GE. elk
Ian. Isl lSIS--3m. OF Cecil 20 It" Court.
State Of NryIooi, Cec'i romaty ;'oE.

Sfaic Of MarghoH, Cec,' coU,iy ,'ci
p Upon Application made 10 ne the subscriber
4 one orthr Judges OF the Orphans Court OF
Co county. " Stephen 1ar'rd Of said
county, imprI unca Tor debts he IS unable TO pay,
ky his petition praying the benefit of the InSol-
vent Laws oi;his STATE. a schedule Of his pro-
p.r,y and Of hs creditors and doctors, Oh oath as
far as lie can at present ascertain the same be-
inu anne xeG 30 his petition, and the sad petit
toner having Satisfied ne that he has resided
G.. $50 years las, past in the State Of Maryland,
and he having taken tho oath prescribed by the
Act of sos Chapter no, and given boId with
scca.itv sui ic3t for his appearance before the
!nd,.f,s Of cecil coru'v Cotut, on a. first Tues
cav in the next April Term, OF said Court, ard
a, such other time ur times as tie said court may
direr, to answer such heterogeneous and ale
cations as may he made against him relative 10
his application and having complied with the re-
nuis,iuns of the Act of Assembly, passed at De-
ccmler session 1925, entitled an act relative to
Insolvcnt debtors chapter 205, and the several
Supplements thereto by executing deed of a i
his property real, personal and mixed TO James
H. lamar, appointed by me Trustee to the said
Stepheu Bayard, and the said Trustee having
owen bond with approved security for the per-
formance of the trust and cert flied in writing to
me that he was in possession of all the estate of
the said petitioner mentioned in his schedule, |
do therefore order that the said stephen Bayard
be discharged from Imprisonment and that he
give notice TO his creditors Of his application
Tor the benefit of the nsolvet Laws OF the state
of Mary land, and that the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday IN April next is the day
appointed for lis appearance before the Judges
of Cecil county Court to answer such lnterroge-
tories and allegations as may be propounded 40
him relative to his said application; nat the
said notice be gwen Ivy Advertisement in some
newspaper pro in Cecil county once "A week
for at least three months before said first Tues
day IN the next April Term Of Cecil county
Court. Given under my hand this 18th day
December lS47. ADRIAN CHANDLER
True Copy. Test.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Jan. LIST lSlS-3m. of Cecil county Court