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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

A CARD-OLYMPIC THEATRF.-MR. HOLLANDS
~ Benefit Friday, April 90, 1913 when will he peformed
10y particular desire) the free Of LEND ME- FIVE sHL
GtANCE AT NEW Y0Rx To be followed By the his
ell The whole to conclude with the laughabs farce
titled Bali. COsTUME. Boz booh now open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

BROADWAY IHEATRE-BENFFIT OF NH.
s,is Ss eo%say By srouxh;~, E'9,. snqisd 70.
hsper Manly Mr. Blake; Frank Meredith, Mr., Fleming,
Lavender kyd. Mr. Dawson; Tom Badger, Mr., Hsdswsy'
bar, Manly, Ms Win,anlsy; Blossom. MTs Wsr: To
Charles CodstIeam, BAIT Mr. Lester Sir Adons Lsneh M
McDoua Lady CiutsIbuck, Miss Gordon Mary Wuixell,
Mrs Watts. Doors O'clock Performance bsgls
half past pIes Circle and Psausts, Family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

RROhDWAfr VDEUN'IIENIH ANCE IHhOU0H
y Musical Director Herr Van lnwisen minated Pictures
and PygmaiOp Stauary by of ladies and
tlemsn new costumes draperss &c-Thursday, April
27th -Programme Part Three GI'ces positiossl The
Tableau honor Of ths french Rspubc Part 2-Calypsos
Dream sspho Five stars Venus stealing Cupids Bow; The
Amazonan OATH &c. Orchestra boz 50 ParQuets,
o'clock
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GOAL YARD TO RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
A % an G m s
sve business will be disposed Of very favorable term:
Apply H. H JONAS I76 Broad way small lot Of Peach
Orchard coal low. In clone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

"A situation to cook wash and iron first to do general
housswork IN small private family, There is no objection
can he giysp. A note TO A. L.. this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

lVl Evening April az to commence with the farce tf
Owe AND M6RDf R-Gii. Perez Mr. Hosnd; senior
Basta MIR Nickinson: Donna Isabella, Mrs lakewood;
Donna Anita mis-, rhp, Tc be SlSvsd ~ Local
Nose. Mr. Chanffau: jake Mr. Cosover Eliza stubbns.
Miss Mary Tayior Mary Miss Phillips Jane Miss Roberts
snozx Mr. Hol.us Peggy Greer Ni,, Mary Taylor, To
conclude with fairy entitle kABRIKabr
Mr.. Holland; Madame Ksbri Mrs Henry DIess Circle 80
cents Upper Boxes IS Pit. shig Private Boxes
SS. Ore IRA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

A UCTION NOTICE-ROsEWOOD AND MAHOGA-
IA nv Parlor Furniture No $50 Green
o. Friday G. FUTILE will sell a. above the fuTutgrs
dvsns 0ecan chairs SOFA side aud din tables;
tnreepy cpstng hall stand and French bedsteads
AIso. paIlor and hall stoves Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

nR POWELL, OCULlsr, AURIST, &C.. ATTENDS
~ from o'clock daily TO diseases Of the eye aad ear,
his surgery, ?ei Broadway entrance ~ Warren street
containing 60 pages additional matter Just published, price
II be had his Office; also his Self Acting Eye
Founsins which obtained the premium from the American
Institute Just larRe supply Of Arcal Eves
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N OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY WITH
"A certainty and without risk The advertiser is engaged
the maoufactus Of article Of almost Unlimited demand
paying good and without competition Other business
Ielao9: requiring b. sb,esee and con.a1.n. rsrqu.h
From $4,000 $4,000 Address through the Of
Gn>
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ITO LET, ON THE LIST OF MAY NEXr-TwO FOUR
brick dwelling honsss 4th Avenue between 9th
28h streets; Croton water baths &C. complete Also
house in 2sth street, 4th Inquire of
A. @. THOMPSON 40 Broadway, the Drug Sore
4th Avenue and 2ath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-27

TO LET-THE STORE, 1888 CHATHAM SQUARE
suitable for jewellers store, other business Of sim
ar kind Possession given Immediately Inquire Of g. A
Iessel X Co ,Mannahatta Hsll, adjoining
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A THIRD FLOOR TO LET, UNEURNISHED, ON
ths best side and in ths mos. central part OF
front rooms, small middle do. and large back For
pscuars stating the business be carried apply by
letter. pad, to r. j. c. at the Herald Office.
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'TNO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR A SINGLE
gentleman in French family. Inquire at SO Reads
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UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALES-THIS
"A Day. at loh o'clock nest assortment Of Household Fur
nture at l39 Henry street, Friday sales OF Furniture 1876
Elm street, 3i6 Broadway, and &c Foton street. THOMAS
BEL l.. Auctioueer.
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CAMUEL BRADFORD, ESQUIRE, DECEAsED-
fhe child,en Of Samuel B.,dfo,d Esq brother Of the
Bengal army, will apply Messrs. Cur Co No. 80 Lin
con Inn Fields London, Solicitors they will hear Of
thing O their adYAnfaRa.
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70 Volunteers and their friend,

The undersigned being in possession Of err
rect list of oar brave soldiers who have Died
disease OF by wounds received in tho sever.t
battles fought in Mexico, take this method otla
forming those interested, that they will gi'e ,a
formation Of the time, place, and cause OF dur,r
Of each individual.
1t will be necessary for those desiring such '-
formation, to state the Regiment or Company =
which they belonged, the names fthose wr'
commanded them and the date Of their enlist.
ment. The above information will bs gi.e1
without charge, provided the postage is paid.
The undersigned would here remark, th't
they are extensively Engaged in procuring Lan'
Warrants, Pensions ana arrearages of pay d."
the discharged soldiers and the representative
of those who have died. A line addressed tor
Their of the undersigned will be punclual|y Il
tended to
SAMUEL SrErTlNus, e. S. Jus Of the Peace
Washington, -, C.
VIM. NJ. FuLroN, Attorney at Law.
Main St. Richmond, Va
Gro. w. STEVENSON, Attorney at Law.
Jnne l7-3m No. 81 Boelslnan st. New Yo''i
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GEN TAyLOa's posIl ION.

The independent Taylor organization III hs
State, rs our readers are aware. has been "'SSoV-
ed. Ills nomination by the Wing Convention
rendered any independent action unnecessary
When the organization in favor OF oen' iaY'oF
was formed, il was supposed there would De some
other Wig candidate; but since the Wings hi v"
taken the Hero of Bucna Vista, ii has made Iay
lor men of al who are not Cass men. This change
in The popular movement has not changed Gen
Taylor i position in the least. He is still the
Prople's Candidate. He is sill unpledged 10 any
party He still stands on his independent
ground His Platform s not e party creed
which varies to suit the times and tho persons
who are TO use ii for personal OF party purposes
but his Platform s'thc Constitution and the Law
70 be expounded ter the best and permanent m
terests of the nation.
Efforts will no douh. be made to show that
General Fnvlor has abandoned his former posi-
ton, and is now tho mere cand'd1to OF The Ing
party. This unlarncss to General Taylor VIZ
deny. He is precisely where he was. Other
persons NAV have changed, bat the Old Hero is
The same. An remember that Gen. Taylor has
an i'd over and over again that, il President, he
must he the President of the People and not of a
Par,y--thnt he was willing that all parties, whet
er Whiy or Democrat, Native or NnturaliZud
should vote for him for President, but that he
coy,d not consent 10 be the mere exponent OF sry
Of their Goctrines--that iicIocted he should take
the Constitution as his land mark, and Washing
ton and Jefferson as his guides. Has he uttered
a word since, Inconsistent with these dGciara-
lions, No, one wesav. OF Gen TayIors truth
and honor. 40 one cu;egtains doubt, and Gem
T;,lor saye he stands ON the high constitutional
grcund where he placed himself, ard TIC bcii,vt
han.
We believe if elected, he would bring TIC
government back to lis orr gna purty---ihat he
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By virtue of . decree OF TIE 'hnn''
lor OF Maryland, the subscriber ds lf"'
tee vii! on MONDAY, the I4th day o.
August next, At the Public House OF MIS-
Rachel Reynolds in TIE town OF Por,,
Deposit, Cecil county Maryland. expose
at Public Sale to the highest bidder, all
that valuable property called and known
"THE NEW VALLEY FACTORY"
Situated, lying and being in Cecil coun-
ty Maryland, hear the Octoraro creek,
about mile from Rowlandsville ana 3
miles from Port Deposit, consisting Of
:sss ACEsElS
Of excellent lana, lying upon run call
cd Basin Rnn" which supplies fine
water power, upon which Is erected
large Stone Dwelling House, and first
rate saw mill, upon an improved plan
also largc Stone Building used as fac
tory building covered with slate and ca
pabIe Of containing a large Quantity OF
machinery, with d water wheel and 9TH
er works in good order: There Is also a
small tenant house on the premises, with
stabing and barracks in toerable repair.
On one cornor of the premises, there isa
building winch was erected as a place OF
public worship, capable OF holding some
500 people.
This property is situated in a very
healthy and highly improved section of
the county, and to a person desiring to
engage in manufacturing or machine
making ofany description, offers great
inducements, the water power being a
bundant, requiring very little danlng
with very short race, and will be ca
silly kept in repair.
The terms OF sale; are, one third ofthe
purchase money to be paid in cash on
the day of sale, or the ratification there
of by the thancelIor, and the balance in
two equal instalmcnts OF six and twelve
months from the day of sale, to be secu-
ed by bond or note with security TO be
approved by the Trustee bearing IN
tercst from the day of sale; or the whole
Of the purchase money to be paid in cash
on the day of sale, or the ratification
thereof by the Chancellor, at the option
Of the rr'hqeHr.
/ And upon tie payment ofthe whole
of the purchase money, the undersigned
as trustee, will by good and sufficient
deed, convey 10 the purchaser orpurcha-
scrs, the said property; free, clear, and
discharged Of all claim Of the parties to
said decree.
Sale to commence at 2 clock P. NJ.
F. A. ELLIS, Trustee
Ju'y Is, '48-ts.
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: By the Orphans

April 1th lsi
t,pon application Of John w. Passno
mnls,rator OF Nicholas House, dacoaseJ,
tia, some uncertainty .Xid,f a. to thel
representatives. OF said deceased.
Upon which tits ordered, that the said
slrstor advertise III the Cecil Wing and
Du,nocrat once u week until the I'd Ipe &c,
April 1919, for the legal repr,sen tative
sad deceased TO appear before the Ophan",
Court OF Cecil county, on the SAID End Tueud,.'
of April 1919 and prove their claims TO the
sidue OF said estate. Test.
GEO. 4. HOWARD ,Rec
A true copy from the Records Of the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county. Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with the above order horeb,
notify those entitled to the balance Of the estate
of Nicholas House, deceased, upon account files
and passed April 9Th ls4S, to appear before tbs
Orphans Ceurt of Ceci county, at E.kton. CT
the second Tuesday of April lsi9, to prove thci
claims to the residue of said estate at WHICH
time and place final distribution Of the sam,
will be made
JOHN W. PAssMORE, Aantor.
ofNicholas Hoes,, deed
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GLOW few who think Alright among the think
ing few,
How many never think, but only think they do :.
sLET7se sentiment implied in the
above exclamation is on no subject more fully
excmpfed than on that ofhealth. But few give
it a single thought, and fewer still reflect upon
it with the observation and good sense which mat
ters of minor consequence receive. AS ohserva-
lion teaches the fact that DIR Osgood's India
Cholagoguo is a never falling remedy III Fever
and Ague. good sense would surely indicate its
prompt and immediate use. To be found at DIR.
j. Wallace, agent for the proprietor.
au0 + ASH
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AWcALISrER'S ALl-HEALiNG ONT
lYE MEI.I -=rInNK LIE THE EnLLQMIaG

NWcALI5rER'S ALl-HEALING ONT
lYa MENT.--TinNK OF THE FOLLOWING
FACTS:
lst Tint fve-erhts Of all we receive into the
stomach, pass off through the pores Of the shin,
in hseasibie Perspiration
ID. That the Skin e-acuates more matter
t!.an the Lungs, Kidneys and Bowels pat togetH-
Cd That the Skin discharges more matter IN
twenty -four hours, than the Sowels do ~ days
and that by severe exercise, man will lose
throe four and Ave pounds in one honr.
4ih. That tho Creator pierced the human en-.
icle wirh pores or small opening 10 the almost
incredible number OF 500 MILLION, making
this the GRAND OUTLET ofall the redundant
matter of the body.
.5th. That through these pores are constantly
exnding the old; altered and ,ooT.-oM particles OF
the Blood, and humors Of the body and the gcaSte
of the system.
9Th. That to stop up the pores, twenty four
hours would cause instant death.
7.b. That Sudden changes Of weather and ex
posurc to cold, close these pores in part, and
hence the long catalogue Of diseases over the
land
sth That as the skin is the medium for ovacu
ating all the humors ofthe body, we see the pro
found folly and abslri ity Of rcsorting to pills,
drugs and other mixtures to cure the great ma
orlty OF diseases produced by checked persplra
ton.
9th until September, 1914, there was no medi
cine before the public that had power to restore
the mscnsiJLe PerSpi alton, by mpdrling vitality
and nervous anergy to the skin
10Th That Nc ALl.TER'S ALL HEALING
OINTMENT is that medicine, and Which, by
possessing this power, is eHeclin2 more 20 nj tlian
any i've or even ten remedies III this co lntIy
Pace IS cents i box
. Also, MEALS TIERS N.9IR OIL, an extract
from tie Ointment and possessing the same med
ica properties. Price so cents bottle,
Sold IN Elkton b. DR.. JOS Wallace.
July 20, 'i3.
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FEY En- ANn AGuI,l.l

is THOROUGHLY ERADlCATEDss 1f
BY ROWAND's TONIC MIXrURE!!!
'ENliA" great National, Old Favoritc, and
"A, Steering Remedy -. of EIGHTEEN
YEARS STANDlNG-s'i!l unapproa ched in
us wonderful sue cess, certainty, and 81 cty, in
inc crHE OF THIS wRErcHED coMrLArSrH
81 II you would escape the arSenica, fpoiron-
o"SJ conhlerielts take not a bottle from ana cnc,
tnit IS not guarded by the"wriHcn signature" OF
, u, original inventor and proprietor, JonN R,
cork
This 'emcdy has never been bolstored up by
tai'c ana Ccceittul pufts, but has won its way 10
me c0hhdcncc and universal adoption Of the in
habthh'" of FEVER AND AGyE DI5rRIcTs, BY
lis 'oop WORKS MD FRUITS ALON +
I" winch all the agents and every person who
have used it, well testify.
PROPhIETOR'S OFFICE.
li3 ARCH ST., prMAp'A.
Also, Rowands PurgA,ivo Pills Cough I.ozcn
g'S, bIarkburey Root Lozengers for Bowel Com
plant, Worm Lozcugos sc. SC. &c.
AGEN 'IS.--Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Wallace
h'N'on, H. j.. Thomas, ]. J Shippers North
East; Black & Bro. Churlestovn; VIM. Hudson
hd. Seaman, Joseph BRYAN jr. Chesaprck City
j. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; <. B Whitaker j..
frmcipio +; Henry sites, Principle s. Thos
NaPhy, Bohcml Mills; Jos. Bryan, Bohemia
Village jones Mci%aSco, john i. Morton; ar
"Ich; F. b CrooAsAlnks CectIlon.
< ug 5, 1S4s
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree oiihe Court oil Chan
cery the undersigned as Trust lee will pro-
reed on Monday The llth day ofSepemter
next at 70 o clck M. al Johnson's Hotel in
lie town of Eiktou 10 sell al public auction 10
tho ti2hest bidder, all the real Estate of the
late Hytaai Price, situated il. Sassafras Neck
Cecil Co. Maryland, near CecIlon, Consist
ing OF about
SEV EN- HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
This property will be sold to SUIT pa,cha.
sers, stwo farms. Los will also be laid
of Ii, the vicinity of Ceciton for separate
bids, and it will be sold in that manner, or
altogether as may be most advantageous.
There are on this properly two dwelling
houses and two barns, with suitable ont
bulldogs, II is now occupied by two ten.
ants, and the Improvements have been
made with reference to division.
The term of sale as prescribed by The
decree are one third cash on the day OF
sale or on the ratification thereof at the dis
cretion Of the Trustee, and the remainder
III Que and two years, with interest to be
secured by the Bond Of the purchaser with
security to be approved by the Trustee.
CORNELIUS Mclean, Trustee.
Annapolis Nlarsland
NOTICE.
The creditors Of 9Iiylaul Price are here
by notipd 10 G.e their claims with the
vouchers thereof IN the Chsacery office with
in four months from the rIay Of sale.
C Mclean, Trustee
An.rnst | Lib LIZ
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c'arysenGcr's ERci.st sis:sh'fcs

The well known Carpenter Paint Shores
alyana@e1asly situated al tie head of the
Chesapeake Ray:and at the junction of the
n. Eas, and SusqWehonna rivers together
with The sheds and other fixtures necessary
for he carrying on Of an extensive fishery,
are offered for rent Or lease. lIritie0 pro-
pnsaIs will be received Ivy James McElenry,
Baltimore, until the 18Th September next
july 2l---3t.
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10 AsricuIlurists.

], GRouNsELL would call the attention oil
agrlcnliursts to his Patent Premium Drill
for seeding wheat and other grau- Persons
wishing to procure machine for that pur-
pose will please address, J. Grounsel, Ches
Ter, Delaware Co., Pa.
N. B. Drills will be delivered at Elkton.
or any other depot on the Rail Road, Or riv-
er, without extra charge.
July 29.h '!S-3t I'd.
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&, Ross |eazey u Benz. c. Barre
Attorneys nj Law,

NO ID 81. Paul Street; Baltimore.
c. Ross FoazeY win continue to attend CO Gil
County Court. JAY 18th 'iS.
POS TONED CONSrABLG,S SALE
BY virtue ofsundrv wrlts ofypndj'ionl
eAponas, issued by John c Cameron, one
OF the justices Of the Peace of the State
OF Maryland in and for Cecil county, to
me directed, | will expose to Sale, at
Public Auction, at the Public House of
Samuel GelIispie, on Tuesday the 18th.
day oi August next, at clock p.
NJ. for cash; all the right, title, claim
and interest Of John r. Scott, in and to
that House and lot Of land now in the
occupancy of Mrs Mary Merchant, con-
timing 4 Acres more Or less, adjoining
lands Of VIM. Rogers and others, seized
and levied on as the property Of John T.
Scott, and will be sold on said day to sat-
isfy said writs. SILAS E. CARTER,
July 29,-ts Constable.
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4 yery Valuable Farm For Sale

BV virtue Of a decree OF the Court OF
Chancery Of MARYLAND, the undersigned
rs Trustee, will offer at Public Sale on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of Septem-
ben next, at the Court House in Eikton
Nd all that very valuable Tract Of
Land, known as Plum Point farm, con,
taining 252 acres, including Lot of
Woodlend Of 20 acres. 1t is beautifully
situated on Elk River about ) miles be-
low Elkton, and about miles below
Frenchtown, the Western termination Of
the New Castle and Frenchtown Rail
Road.
The improvements consist ola very
drwS good Dwelling House with
&Sasssys four rooms on each story,
Saas1 I4 4 lGs Kitchan, Spring House, Barn
&--2ssi-ss''a3s'.' Stabling for a large number
of horses and cattle, and other outbulld-
ings all in excellent repair.
This is the most valuable property
which has been offered for sale for many
years, 10 this county. The sol! is natu-
rally good, and has been highly improv-
ed by the application OF lime, guano,
ashes and other manures, a.d IS now
very productive. The growing corn
IS not eqalled by any in the county
Much Of i, - or IL leet high, AMI the
whole OF it wii il is supposed. averlge
I CD bushels TO the acre, in field OF 10
acres Of land Persons DESTROYS of in
vesting money advantageouSly, or Of pro
viding themselves with splendid Farm
TO cultivate, are invited to attend the
sale.
The Terms Of sale as prescribed by the
Decree, require the payment Of one third
part Ct the purchase money in cash on
the day OF sale, one o,her third in one
year, and the residue in , years, there
from the last two payments 10 bear In
terest from The dav of sale, and to be Sc
cured by bond with approved security.
'ihc undersigned however has authority
to vary these terms if he thinks proper
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock 7. NJ
JOHNC GROOME, Trustee.
Elk'on, Aug II, '4S--ts
n. B. Mr. White, the tenant will show
the property to all persons who may de-
sire TO sar it. &c. e.
" rhcNorth American, and Inquirer
phila will publish twice a week till
sale: Village Record, West Chester; Jour
lal and Gazette, " iimIngton; and Exam
lncr, Lancaster; law.
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AN0g' LGcns.

the Mansion House which was the resi-,
Ienee Of Frisby He, derson late OF Cecil
County deceased, near Etktou, with the
oGbudugs, garden aud . LOIS containing
ABOUT II acres of land-one of the mos, a
greeaoIc residences in tie neighboorhood.
For the terms address G.. Ross Veazey No
IS st. Paul St. Bait or Geo. Earle Esq, Elk
on.
July 90 '4S.
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FOR SALE.
I will sell at Private Sale a

" 7 due SdIF
FARM OF 300 ACRES,
on Bohemia Manor in Cecil county. The
soil is of excellent quality Persons de-
sirous of purchasing, are referred to Benz
F. Sluyter, near the premises on Bohe-
mia Manor, and who is authorized to sell
the same. G. w. OLDHAM.
[The soil of Bohemia Manor is oft!:e very bcs,
quality. No land is more easily placed IN the
most fertile condition, and when fully improved
none can produce better crops.-Ed. Cecil Wing !
Aug -, ,ts
THE Examiner, West Chester: and
Delaware Republican, will copy 3 weeks
and send their bills to this Office
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r. Office.

IT'S hereby grvon, to the creditors of Robert
Z Stephenson, that a personal discharge hath
been granted to SAID debtor, and that the se'en-
teenth day Of October being the second CAV OF
our County Court next, Succeeding TINS GATE
hath been set apart for the final hearing IN ''S
case. where his creditors may attend, ana sho"
cause, if any they have, why hnai discharge
shall not be rrarted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH elk.
July 6--3m Cecil county court
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NOTICE.

u S hereby given, te the creditors of G Gorge y y
.9lexander, hat a personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and That ire seven
teonth day of October being the second day OF
our county Court next succeeding this datc ha'h
been SGT apart for the final hearing in his case
where his creditors may attend, and show cause
if any they have, why final discharge shall not
he granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Ok.
July S,-3m tech county court
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Notice.

IS hereby given, to the creditors of Hugh j.
Ferguson, that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the seventeenth
dav of October being the second day OF our com
ty Court nrxr succeeding this date, hath been set
apart for tho final hearing in his case whore ms
creditors may attend, and show cause, II any 'neS
have, why final discharge shall not be granted
said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, OK
July l5,-3m. Cecil county oouil
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-12
Notice.

IT'S hereby given to the creditors of Henry G
n Shippers, that dersonal' discharge hath been
granted to said debtcr, and that the seventeenth
day OF October being the second day OF our Coun
ty Court next succeeding this date hath bebh
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and show cause, ifany
they have, why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
July SIM Cecil county court