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ZOO Varieties Of Annie.

L n anu Nursery, on tic trtS St6t OF For Ri.
rer, near Dayton, aud five miles northeast of
Ottawa. They consis, OF nearly
800 Varieties Of Apple.
And great variety oi Pears, Piumhs, and Cher.
RIGS, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular aud ap.
proved Nerserles in the Union, embracing near.
ly nll the standing varieties Ia the eastern and
southern states, the fruit OF which il is confident,
Iy believed, cannot fail to suit the most delicate
and 'cfped pala,es.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest porieiy and most splendid as.
s0rimom 10 be found in northern Illinois. The
trees arc from 10 3 years Of age, and ranging
from 3 Ia Z feet in height, and well propor,ioned
u IL believed that the lamenlable rcmissnes.
IN the part OF farmers, every where observable
IN planting fruit trees, is mostly Attributable to
the almost total failure, in most cases, where
trees have been transplan,eJ from d.. lance
and the fbrous roots IN which the tree rclcs for
its nu,riment have become dead from too long
exposure To dry air OF severe ffosts after taking
them up, either Of which is fatal to It's growih.
But these embatrassmen,s no longer exist. The
farmer can now he supplied in his own yicini,
with the number and variety he wishes, grown
IN the Same soil and climate in which they are
TO be ttanspldntcd.
II the trees arc taken up in the spring, il
should le done sc0n after the frost is out oi the
gtound--at all events, before the leaf begins to
put forth. II taken up in the fall, they should
be buried until speinp,
Apple trees at The Nursery ~! cents; all 9th.
or kinds, 25 cenis. l.a WELLS WALT.
Dayton, Feb. Is, lS4s-iy. .a.f s.rn u.
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POOR MANS OINTMENT.
ONLY TWENTY CENTS A BOX.

TheBoxes equal in size to otherOint-
mentS. Give it trial. The
CHEAPEST .AND BEST OINTMENT,
hat has ever been used. For opening the
pores cf the hesh, and promoting in,cnsibIe per-
spraDiun--uEsurpa,seJ by any other ointurn-
before The public, TIE greatest Tgtlabie Mvd
canal Virtues are thee combined, and It nc.ier
,.t ha. f.ti.l a..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-31

THE subscriber has just re.
.eiVtd al his store one door
North Of the Mansion House,
(fom Mo YJk and ~. La,is J
IA large AMI if' 81 supply Of the
above named Articles, together
with most every variety II ar,i.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-31
A PERMANENT CURE

For Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Chapel Hands and
Lips, Chilblains, EruptonS, Scratches, Sur
faces, sore Nipples, Boils, Ulcers, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, Contracted Cords, Rheuma-
tic Affection, sore Throat. Cold in the Head,
lighiucss in the Chest, Calla>ed Flesh, IN
fact every disease Of the Flesh.
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m NIl\lN lNnlIlLrnl
il mill retain its virtues for bears +,

ME great Jisldenlum Of Ommcuts. is com.
\ bineI IN its healing properties. There Is
mUre or less IN every sore which should be drawn
uut--and this first draws out oil lheIuflmalon.
and then heals, boy So doing sup,rcrde, all Other
compounds. There Is no preparation more e..
t,cluaI IN curing Bo,chrs, and healing OH
Sores, or Ulcers. The following certiicatcs,Ec
authors Of which can be verbally addressed.
speak much IN favor OF the ointment. We do
not pubII-h any certificates but that a;c giy,a TO-
US by persons ~ho have used the Poor Mau's
Ointment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-31
Marble aud Stone Ynrd.

II LYONS would inform the inhabitants Of
D.Ouawa aud surrounding country that he
has established himself IN the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus 81, directly opposite Geo.
VESTS livery stable where he will be able to fur.
nsh To order tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in his line OF business.
Ottawa. Sept II, lsi7.
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Poor Mans Ointment.

pose of making money, but to beneii, mankind.
And we only ask the people to give il fair and
impartial trlal. Itwont cure every disease bni
what il does cure is cured cfectualy. Mothers,
have 1t in the house always, that II may be IN.
SANITY applied in case the children IRE hurt
BE- prepared, for we know not at wha, moment
an acciden, may happen.
For sale by G. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa,
Wholesale aud Retail Agent
BUTLER& Co. Sole proprieters, Chicago
Feb. 4, lSi7.-ly.
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Drugs, Medicines, Sc.

Drugs, medicines, Sc.
ozun VENllE Subscribers have jus, received
sa1Y l. from New Yotk and philajel.
Md pbia, large stock Of drugs, med.
cinc', dye sluils, paints, oil, vahish.
rs, &C., which will be sold on tho
loves, terms al the mos, popular patent mcj.
cines Of the day KEPT on hand. Physicians aud
others are invited 10 give us call
July !, AZ WALKER & HlCKNLlG.
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For fresh wounds or any kind in horses or
cattle, il will he found superior toall iinlments
as the following certificate will show.
Mcssrs. Butler IL Co-Gents--l have used
the Poor Mans Ointmen, on my horse for :
chalo on the launch, and also Tor cut Just
above the hooi, and find it more speedy in heal.
ing than any other kind have ewes tried,
Yours JOHN KING
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. r. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on the north side cf The public square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls IN his line Of bu.
siness. FASHIONS received regulsrly. All work
executed in his shop is warranted. Cutting done
to order. may % lsl7-.i6.,f
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An CniCicn. Remedy.

The propuetofs wish the pubic to dlstinc tly
understand before they buy u, thu, tho poou
Mans OINTMENT Is not intended 10 cure every
disease, but il viii elect
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Chicngn. III, Dec. 80, 1917.

Chicago H., Dec. 80, lsi7.
Messrs. Butler & Co--Genilcmcn--l have
used the Poor Mans Ointment several times for
old sores, aud once or twice tor fresh wounds,
with grea, success. | have also recommended il
to men in my employ, who have found its viz.
tues to he superior to any thing Of the kind in
use. Yours respectfully. RopEnr MALcoa.
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Grades, ST.
New York Meat Market,
GREEN'S MILLS.

GREEN'S MILLS.
A--A 1--WE above Millshave jus, IN.
Gn1A dergone thorough repairs.
III AfA ani are now in full operation, with
& Sir r1m Of B,rrs,
new Boiling Cloths, and all the necessary fix.
lures Tor manufacturing What in the very best
manner; and having none hut experienced aud
accommodating mIliers, together with the whole
business being conducted hy the personal nlten-
ton Of his son. b. GrErN, he hopes 10 give ge.
nefol satisfaction; and as ne has been to great
expanse in making his mills second 10 none in
the western country, he hopes to receive, as
heretoi"re,a liberal share of public patronage.
Merchant and Custom work will be lhankfulb
received and strictly attended 10 at all times
Sundays excepted
Cash paid for Wheat Flour Barrels and
Cooper stuff. JOHN GREEN.
Dayton. Oct % 1917
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NCssrs. Butler * C.-Gtnt.rmtu 81 ia e
received an invoice Of your Poor Mans ONT.
meul.-Althuugh YOU recommend it Ligh'y IN
your letter aEd circulars, ! fret tried II myself,
being somewhat opposed to the Use - patent no.
defines having rather so'c eyes, carefully APP
piled It TO the cy,lids outside, when retired fer
tue night, and made another application Ia the
muruiug-al,o OF noon. | have not used il
since, aud my eyes are perfectly well. AMER 81
successful a result, ielt IN duty bouud,o &C..
commend the ointment, aud have ALREADY die.
posed 81 two dozen boxes among my patents
| find II an excellent application IN obstinate
sores, scalI heads, burns. aud irnlmmatofy
pains, and particularly beneficial IA curing the
ulcers which follow burns. II Is the most cooi.
ing application | ever met with. Believe me
yours with best regards, &. Z SMITH, VI. ID.
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81, LouiS. Jan. |, 1913.
Messrs. Butler 81 Co-Gents During the
celebration of our National independence, was
blown up and my face aud hands SO severely
burnt by powder that my case was considered
hopeless. | have at times wished ,ha, death
wonldrelievc mo ofmy sufIefinss A short time
since a friend Of mine from your city, made me
a visit, and knowing several Instances where IT
had been tried with great success, advised nae to
use some vi the Poor Mans Ointment. He
procured ne several bon,s--one only OF which
have used-but the reIieiI have obtained, and
the speedy effect in It's use, desire that | should
no longer delay to inform you Of It's general re.
suits. The flesh on my face has heeled, leaving
barely the marks Of the burn. My arms and
breast are yet little sore, bat fast healing. |
have no other pain. have tried other noted
remedies which at times helped me, but none
have done me half The good as a third of a box
Of the Poor Mans Ointment. Please send me
three dozen boxes, for which enclose you the
IN Orey, as | feel confident can easily dispose
Of it sony dow the river Iours, &C.,
OLIVER HUDSON,
Pilot on the Mississippi
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~ 90 0 o@1
Grated Fruit Trees

4 RE now awaiting purchases a, my Farm
"A and Nursery, on tic ,ctst side Of For Ri.
cer, near Dayton, aud five miles norih-eas, OF
Ottawa. They consis, OF nearly
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Chicago, H., Dec. 81, 1917.

Chicago, H., Dec. 81, 1877.
Messers. Butler IL Co-Gruls-l feel my
duty 10 give you certificate proving the oifca.
cy Of your Poor Mans Ointment, Which used
for ChiIbIains, from which lsullerrd very much /;
IN fact, 1t was impossible some oi the lime Tor
me 10 walk. applied it five or sjH times, AMI
was entirely free from them. used II also for
bruises on tie hand With equal success.
D.UIus kSIGHrs.
Madison street, 2 doors west of Clark
Chirogo, Dec. 30, 1917.
| have used the Poor Mans Ointment Tor
bad sore on the hand occasionally blow from
a hammer--and can recommend it as very heal
lug aud simple IN lis use.
BENJAMIN SHnIgLEr,
Corner Of Lake and Fulton slnot.
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" Why SIND to Europe's iislapkhorc
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g, l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July 30, ls4I-2-f
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07

We regret exceedingly that Mr. Jan
ney was defeated on "Wednesday He is
an active wing and a very popular man,
and no man in the county is better quail
flied for the Office. He was defeated by
the singular vote OF the two lower Dis
tricts. In the upper part Of The county
he was nobly sustained, and the result
in his own and the nelghboring districts
show in what estimation he was held
whore he was best known, and shows
how lily he dcservedt the calumnies which
we understand were heaped against him
below.
Mr.. IIanes, the sheriff elect, is a COM
petcnt and deserving man, and will
make good officer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
The Result.

The vesull OF the election il this cou MY
is favorable to the Wings. Cecil is one
Of the stronsholds OF locofocoism. Last
J ear they had a majority of over 100 for
their governor and they coun. their rnaIorl-
~ as standing at full that number. They
lave now carried the county by SO major
ity on the sheriti's vote, but have lgst it by
81 on the vote for Commissioners, which
is as good a ties, vote as the former,
Therefore; we say unhesi'aliagly that
without reference 10 the politics of the
county the wings have greatly the udvan-
'age il the result, bu, when il is considered
tim, Cecil ise ocofoco county by abont 100
maj, it is 4 decided Wing victory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
CCnstable's Sa Ie.

By virtue of two writs of fcri facas
issued by G. Purnell, Esq, one of the JUS
tices of the peace, in and for Cecil coun-
ty, at The suits of Carson, Steele s. Co..
against the goods, chattels, lands and
tenements Of Abraham Whitaker, and 10
me directed, 1 have seized and taken in"
to execution, all the right, title, clam,
interest and estate at law and in equity,
Of TIE said Abraham Whitaker, in and 10
all that Farm or tract of Land said to
contain Eighty Acres more or less, with
the improvements thereon, situated, ly-
ing and being in Cecil county, and adj
Joining the lands of Thomas and John
McMulIen, Edmund Physick; ] H s.
Boics and others, Of which the late Abe
Whitaker died seIzed.
And hereby give notice that on SAT-
URDAY the 18th day OF October next,
at the O'Clock P M. at the hotel OF Mr.
John H. Michael, Port Deposit, will
offer at Public Sale, the said property SO
seized and taken in Execution, to the
highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy said
ficri iacias.
J.C WATERS, Const.
Sept ODD, 4S-ts (S225)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07

REsI7NEp. Hon Horace Mann has re-
signed the Office lie has SO long filed, of
Secretary Of he Board of Education Of Mas
sachnsseus. and the Board have elected in
his place Rev Barnabas Sears row OF the
Newton Theological Seminary, pr: Sears
is Il Bapr;s', aid man Of great scholar
slip, breadth Of views and energy of char.
aC!er.
REnlg,scExsEa. The editor OF the Uuion
IS engaged in recounlin2 tie objections wa
geAhy tie opponents Of Gen. jackson 10 his
election. tut we observe that he calefulIy
rrfrains from enumeraling amongst them
one objection made by the then editor o!
Tie Richmond Enquirer, viz that ''his cleo
ton wonld he a curse 10 the county,
Ihfs 81 ouId lave a prominent place i'll 'he
cata,o-ue oflhc editor. a. i; comes from a
uqni>i cd s,uce, Its tue, the editor
of he Enqui,er subsequently ''"rned a,
rnu, Il and wheeled al OUT, ard jumped
jim Crow" but his ataherra of Geacra
jackson, sujI siar,s on The frcoL. n'an
" III sometimes woul.l himself III his bind
aid i,ii iuis ava, k o.. y h>,'.
Ext f5Er. ... ......
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Fall and Winter Goods.

purchased with great care, and chcap'as the cheap
est, winch he is now offering TO the public, at
the lowest possible advances, upon cost prices, as
long experience has confirmed him in the opinion
tha:"a s,m!Is sTpance is better Maa Il sIOir shli-
ing Cali and examine oI yourselves, no one shall
- away without purchasing, on account OF his
prices.
lie returned his sincere thanks for the very
liberal patronage he has already received and
oiOits Il Continuance Of the same.
81" The highest ti.arkct prices paid in cnsh or
goods, for Potators, Apples Dried Fruit, Beans,
Batter, Lggs, Lard, Wool, Fca,hers Hides, Rugs
Furs, Old copper, brass, pewter, Sc &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
west Chester Female Seminary
Miss. P. G Evans grinciDa|.

This institution is located in The unusually
-plcaean. ami healthy Borough of West Chester,
Chester county Pa, to which access is had
twice day from the East and West by Rail
road.
Tuition viii embrace all tile branches ola
thorungh ENGLISH EDUCATION, viz: Or
thogri ply, Reading, Writing, geography, Gram
mar, Practical ard Rational Arithmetic. Book
Keeping, AInchrn nnd Geometry; NATURAL, An
Gent and Mndprn History, Intellectual, Moral
aud Natnr,l Philosophy, Plain and Ornamental
Needle Work; and in addition, instruction will
I've given il the Latin, French and German Lam
GuAGES.
TER,:s --'ruition and Boarding, including
washing, tcdiinS fuel, lights, &c s75 per SEES
sion payable quarterly in advance. Music ana
The iargugc8 Il, nauturnte extra charges
1t is with un'eignrd satisfaction that we com
mand Miss +. &. Eva,.s' school fer the particular
accommodation Of boarding pupils. Miss Evans
has been engaged for some Years in the manage
mcnt ofu female school, in which her peculiar
! ability was cvin"ed and acknowledged. Her tai
ems as an instructor and disrj plnarian, are Of a
rn re o ", 81, and assoc lated III her nhars with 9th
er tucnlbrrs oi her family, We entertain confidence
| in her success and o., great benefit accruihg t"
| such onnn ladies' IN " c entrusted to her ed
| ucaiional care. Size Is assisted in the literary
| department hv l!cr THREE SISTERS, while the 90
| nestle arrinsrcnrlts are under the cXcellent and
| ildcions control of their MOTHER.
| J. Il. Clemson, Rector o. the Church OF Holy
| Trinity;
VIM Darlington, NJ. D., President Of Chester
! County Cabinet Of Natural Sciencc;
| A. Polmar;
| Il. Bethel Claxton, Chaplain Of Mr. A Bolnar S
| Boarding School.
| Thomas 5. Bell, Supreme Court Of Pennsylva-
| nin.
| J. J. evils, Pres West Chester School Drec-
tors;
VIM williamson, Speaker Of the Senate Of
| ftnn'u.
| Vim. Darlington, Chief Burgess.
Jas. Crnwe!l, Principle Of West Chester Acade-
| my;
Jno. Crowcll, Pastor Of Presbyterian Church;
David Townsend, Cashier Chester County Bank,
Wilmer Warthington, NJ. d.,
George W Pearce,
! Townsend Flames,
! WIN. Everhart,
David Meconncy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
ELECTION RErURNS.

The follawine arc all he rcpras Of The
election got received from other parts OF the
Stale. -.. 7ag ' 1.t ?" -rs...
Aann Arumiel Loco Senator, Sheriff
ard Commissioners elected. gu. .0.
, Carroll WIag Sheriff elected ty lo7
majority. -.-... nay .. ..-....
|, N,rEnd Robert McG.,w, whig, elected
sheriff by 40 maj. v7 sa ...... 70.
Montgomery. WINK G"i'Aer rejected
Senator. Wing commissioners and loco
eHe,iti elec.ed: ..
C:,rohae Loco Senator and Sheriff cleo
ted
Arsghaoy. Loco Sheriff elected.
s,gIer,rk Nur'pan B. Harding whia;
elected Shcrii! by 400 maj--a very grea,
yJln
K,n'. Loco Sheriff elected by 8 msj.
Prince GEORGES Bowling. Wing, elected Sen
a,or---n gain. Wing Sheriff elected.
Baltimore County Tocos ,ccess'ul as usual.
BALTIMORE CITY.
The following is the result in Balti-
more city. Charles T. Cloud Esq loco
TOGO, Is elected by majority of l67 over
Col George P Kane, wing. Of the ether
three candidates Mitchell is loco and
Hance and Shut, wings Last year the
loco majority for Governor in Baltimore
city was 1866, thus showing
l400 Locofoco Loss.
Mr.. Cloud at one time published The
Elkton Courier IA whig paper,) IN this
town. He was not whig, however, at
the time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
Farms Fer Rent,

The Fam on Bohemia Manor now &C.
cupied by Thomas Pretty lyman containing
800 Acres, upwards Of two Thirds ofwhich
has tcen lined. One hundred acres for
Coru next year As Of which has been well
lined and 5000 bushels Lime within ! mile
of lie farm Tor the balance.
Two ohe; farms adjon'ngs aid farm Of about
800 aces each, two iiirls one of which oc
cupied ty JON BedweII has been well
lined and 1900 bushels lime on the prem
ises for lie corn G>ld mex, year
Apply 10 ihe subscriber at Eiktor.
GEORGE w OLDHAM.
Sept End IS.
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Total. 9OS6 1919 214O $50 GIG

DEMOCRATS BoLTING IN M1sslsslrPr.-
The Aberdeen (Miss) Independent, pub
fishes a letter from E E Brazile, Esq
an old democrat who with MIR. Yancey,
and many other distinguished members
of his party, decidedly prefers Taylor to
Castelar, him:
III live until November next I shall
cast my vote for old Zachary l know
him, to be brave and skillful kind and
humane to his soldiers There are many
o'her Democrats, too, that I know of, that
will vote for old Rough and Ready in
preference to Gen Cass, that political wcata-
e, cock. uho dresses 10 suit the populnr breeze.
Year before last he was II'ihnot Pror'so
man; this year he says he has changed
greatly. Last year he voted for Inter
nal Improvements against Mr.. Folks
veto; this year he has changed a little
enough he thinks 10 suit the times, and
II e occasion. The efforts Of party lead
ers to prevent the democrats from voting
against such a man, when opposed by
Gen Taylor, will be ofno avail. have
LONG been "democrat" but now a Tay-
lor man l. L. BRAZlLE.
So in Georgia the Augusta Chronicle
brings us a letter from OvcrStrrt, an in
luentlal Democrat, which the editor says
speaks the honest sentiments of thousands
OF his party in that State Mr.. 0 says:
| did yield to the wishes Of my Dem
ocratic friends but l have reconsldered
the matter and cannot without a sacri
flee of feeling, swallow Gen Cass. was
once the Jealous advocate of ga northern
man with Southern principler," for tn"
Presidency-you now see what those
Southern principles are.
The Democratic candidate for Con
gress, I am well pleased with so you
may set me down for Taylor and Well
born, certain.
In haste your friend,
II. r. OVERSIGHT. +.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
E'DGa SALE.
| Will sell at Private Sale a
"a DNJ on pNA HDIrlN

l Will sell at Private Sale
FARM OF 800 ACRES,
on Bohemia Manor in Cecil county. The
soil is Of excellent quality Persons de-
sirous ofpu. chasing, are referred TO Benz
F. Sluyter, near the premises on Bohe-
mia Manor, and who is authorized to sell
the same. G.. W. OLDHAM.
('I'lic soil of Bohemia Manor IS oft!.e very best
quality. No land is more easily placed IN the
most fertile condition, ard when fully improved,
none can produce better crops.-Ed Cecil Wing
Aug II, as
~s*T he EHminer, West Chester: and
Delaware Republican, will copy 3 weeks
and send III ellis to thisoflice
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
This is to Give Notice; That the
October 7th lS4S.

subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from The Orphans Court Of said counts, letters
tertamena'y On the personal estate OF
Geor4e Jones, late of SAID county, deceao-
ell All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with The vouchers thereof duly au.hen-
icatel on or before h., l3'h day Of Sep'r.
1919: they may Otherwise by law, he en-
Guided. from all benefit OF said estate. All
person. indebted to said estate are reques,
ted to make immediate payment to the sub
scriber. Given under my hands this 7th day
OF October, 1913. @-
GEoFGE R. HOW ARD, EA'r ,
o., va ';s-sw
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a sons.
"Thts record shall ,f3rer,r s.and

"Thta record shall forer.r stand ORA
HOinan ting ro,rs are t'ared en- sand"
When some rev love, ,nnra rich t:.an |,
Shah Nv me " iid-,vscs in t!y hnlr,
TN INN that ,lrvrrs long VI ace Qan, by
Once hloomsd ~ bright rs nj, Do s'ier.:
Aud When JeInath The "sIariy lano,'
Pc S, aal- q ti.cc in loves lya ,uire.
81 tell tim ;lat anp'h.Ts .ist'd
"as ci!.t c'asF,d within. tame pwn.
jri icr the yes whrn moonlight hours
s;lal! tin.l thee pet'eIra faith 70 hin.
Gil rpcnk Of ono vino g.ye tiioc flowers -
" hose path tr"ugh lie t!Ica hast niade dini
Tn,! him liiere's not dover he!o",
Ard rot 4 star HAT shines aicsn,
!Aad not q breeze that whispers low
That have not heard thee awc!t thv l,'vc q"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
IN CHANCERY, 18th September 1S4s.
Sept 3O-3t Reg. Cur. Can.

IN CHANCERY, 1lth September 1S4S.
Ordered that the sale made and re-
ported by Francis A. Ellis, Trustee Tor
the sale Of the nortgaged premises Of
Jacob Shermer, at the suit Of Nary Fell.
Execur'x of Benjamin Fell deceased, 10
ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof, be shewn on or be.
fore the 1lth day of November next,
provided copy ofthis order be inserted
III some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the twentieth day Of Octo-
Der next.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $1375.
True copy Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 3o-3t Reg Cur Can.