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STATE of IIyUiauH. CecH coup,y, st.
u-pON aunIicatiou made to me the sub.cri-
1 her one Of the Judges Of the Orphans Cont
ofCcril comfy Inv rrs6v Evans of said conniv
imnrisoncd for d,5rs he is unable TO pav. Ev his
petition praying the benefit ofthe insoy;cn, laws
of ihls STATE a schodulc of his nroupy,v and of
his creditors and debtors. on cath, as t3r as he
can At present ascertain the same. beiur annex
ed ia his pc,,,ion. and the said petitioncr hayinr
satisfied me ,llat lie has resided or two yours
last past in the State of MARYLAND and he hav-
mr. taken the oath prescribed by the act Of 1905
Chapter 10. and givcn bond with security sut-
hcicnt for his appearance before tie Judges Of
Cecil county court, on the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in April next and at such
other time or times as the said court may direct,
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True Copy. Test.
GEORGE McCULLOUGH.C elk,
Jan. LIST lsIS-3m. of Cecil county Court.
State Of MarYland, Cecil cou,.ty 81

state Of Waryland, Cecil comfy ST:
ET Upon application made 10 me the subscriber
q one ofthe Judges of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county, by Stephen Bayard Of said
county, imprisoned for debts he IS unable to pay,
by his petition praying the benefit of the Ensol-
vent Laws ofthis State, "A schedule of his pro-
pertv and of his creditors and debtors on oath as
Tar as he can at present ascertain the same be-
ing anne Xed to his petition and the said petit
toner having satisfied me that lie has resided
for two years last past in the State Of Maryland,
and he having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act of 1903 Chapter 40, and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county Court, on the first Tues
cay in the next April Term, Of slid Court and
at such other time or times as the SAID court may
direct to answer such Undergraduates and ale
cations as may be made against him relative TO
bis application and having complied with the re-
QUESTIONS Of the Act Of Assembly, passed at De-
ccmber session 1928, entitled an act relative to
lnsolvent debtors chapter POS, and the several
supplements thereto by executing deed Of u
hi.propcrtY real, personal and mixed TO james
H. lamar, appointed by me Trustee to the said
Stephen Bayard, and the said Trustee having
given bond with approved security for tie per
Torrance Of the trust and tilted 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
for the benefit ofthc Insolvcnt 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 his appearance before the Judges
OF Cecil county Court TO answer such interrogc-
tories and allegations us may be propounded 40
him relative to his said application; thal the
Si bp piv hy nd ~,
newspaper printed in Cecil county once week
for at least three months before said first Tues
day in the next April Term of Cecil county
Court Given under my band this lth day OF
December 1877. ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True Copy, Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Ok.
jan LIST lS49-3m of LcciI county Court,
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Nnte II MmNLnN, Cccil gonnLu. Sd:

State IF N1Yio5, Cccii co"Rtp, Set.
E-TPON application mldc TO me the subscriber
u one ofthe Judges Of The Orphans Court Of
Cecil county by James Clark of sid county i'm
prisomcd for debts he is unable to pay, 10y his
petition praying the benefit Of the InSolvunl
laws Of tins State, a schedule Of his property
and Of his creditors aGd debtors, on oath, as far
as he can al present ascertain the same, being
annexed to his petition and the slId petitioner
having satisfied me that he hgs resided for two
Yeats last past in the State of Maryland, and he
bnyng taken the oath prescribed by the Act ol
1903, Chapter ! 10 ana given bond with security
sufficient for hi: appearance hctur" the Judges
OF Cecil county court, on the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in April next, and at such
other time or times as the said court may direct,
to answer such intemogatoncs and allegations as
may be made against him relative TO his app-
cation and having also compiled with the re-
qui,ilious Of the net Of Assembly by executing a
decd Of all his property "cal personal ana mixed
10 Joseph Wells, appointed by me Trustee to
tine said james Clark and the said trustee hay
me- Given bond with approved security for The
performance Of the tfu>t, and certified in writing
me that he in possession OF q II the estate
ufthc said petitioner mentioned in lis schedule,
do therefore order That the said James Clark
be discharged from Imprisonment and that he
rive notice TO his creditors q his application for
the benefit Of the Iasoivcut Laws OF the Stale
Of MARYLAND and that the FIRST Tucsdfy next
after the first Monday in april next is the day
appointed Tor his appearance before the Judges
Of Cecil county court to answer such iuterroga-
tories and allegations AS may he propounded
to him relative to his sad applicatlon; that the
said notice be gjvrn by advertisement in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county once a week
for three months at least before said first Tues.
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der our arms but have got them brightly
polished for the fray. Defeat under such
General, is more glorious than success UNI
der many another
Let us.have Clay this time, for, it is the last
lime we can have the chance to give our
votes for this greatest of Wings
Gen Taylor is young when compared
VITA Mr.. Clay, he can easily wait few years
and bis countrymen's love will scarcely be
eXtinguished then.
Lei us make one unanimous effort 10 elect
Henry Clay, and then, if we shall be defeat
ed, we will turn to Gen. Taylor
Surely none will deny that Clay is our
Chiei.--that it is from him We receive the
political creedto which every true whiy an
swers. Then, is it not apparent that It is he,
aud no other, who, while :o is spared 10 us,
should receive as with one voice the votes
Of the Wings!
| am very sorry to have ii to say, that you
are generally satisfied with placing his name
al the head OF your columns, without streuu-
ousIy advocating his cains.5s
My dear friend, every column of every
paper that becomes lis banner, should
teem with his CLAIMS: there is 10 time to lose,
in Il few months, we will have 10 decide who
shall be our President
Let tie whigs not go To the potts bFndtoIaad ceain!
Is the memory Of john l'yIcr SO tranSlory,
Oar watch word should lie !principlrs"
not mon We all lowe Gen. J;nlDr and
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MARY PIERCE,
No 2G5 Light street


Read the following evidence Of Shepherds
SarsaparI'll' DHHhoft, req. - -
Mn. J. G. SHEPHERD,
DEAR Srr:-Bc pleased to except my untnan-
ed thanks, for the specimen OF ernlIuge, w!hch
YOU have done me the favor to send. have
uscd it in seventeen cases. and IL not Single
instance has il failed to produce tine desired ct
tcct-un the contrary, lis operations have been
attended with the most ilutrcrng sue cSS. But
it needed not trial to satisfy me OF It's tiIcAcy
in destroying wogus, for when ! was informed
by the propretofs, of It's component parts l,it
assured that to usc il would not be cuPync,s,n,
nor would if in the least, aid or encourage tHIl
dircf!l foe ufthc Human tliuily-quachcry
The ingredients have truly been selected with
care and he disa1foabio necessity OF following
up the hermitage by active cltnartics has been
avoided by the iudlcl"us admiXturc otsuch rem
cdics as are best calculated to promote the oc-
tlon ortnc bowels. ~ promnlrn;I"g know-
cdre Of IT'S virtues throughout the world have
not the hast d"uht ont that mothers will regard
the distribution OF 80 valuable hcd,clhc as the
hrilIClcr of their offspring, Win sentiments
OF friendship; | am your, truly
W IT. BhLrZEI T., \. ". VI" d.
2T=~Dr. w. IT, hlIl1cl 4 member Of one
or,hc most respectable famIlef in the state
was a pupil Of the renowned Srreron Professor
y. Il. Smith, graduated with ,hc highest honors
at the University Of Maryland, auj al THIS time
ENJOYS practice src5nd to none III extent n the
civ OF the same Hrt'
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Pun. VIII. and BAIT. RAIL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train of Cars from Phiadcl-
phiu for Baltimore, arrive at Eikton quarter be-
fore II o'clock. a. VI.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before - o'clock.
Evening train from Philadelphia now icaves
that city at O'Clock 7. NJ, and arrives at Elk
ton at haIfpast g.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter pu!ore / O'Clock, +. VI.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt
Elkton, Dec 4, ~
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IIUH COP!' I'SI'
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH elk.
Jan. LIST 's-3m Of Cecil county Court.
state Of NqyYlQJH, Cecil coumiy, Set:

state Of BarYLlHd, Cecil county, Set:
E TPON application made 10 me the subscriber
Z one Of the Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county, by John W. Mercer Of said
county imprisoned for debts he is unable to pay
M his petition praying the benefit OF the lnsolvcnt
Laws otthc State, Il schedule Of his property and
ofhs creditors and debtors, on oath as far as he
can at present ascertain the same, being annexed
to his petition. and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided for two years
last past in the State of Mary land, and he Iav-
ing taken the oath prescribed by the Act oflSO5
Chapter ! 10, and given bond with security snlli-
Gent for his appearance before the Judges Of
Cecil county Court, the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in pril next. and at such
other time Or times as the said court may direct,
to answer such interrogatores and allegations
as may be made against him relative 10 his APP
plcaton and having complied with the rcquisi-
tons of the .4ct Of A sscmby passed ut Dccem-
Der Session 1925, entitled an Act relative 10 III
solvent debtors chapter 205, aud the several sup
pcmCnts thereto, by executing Il deed OF all his
property real, personal and mixed 10 Lewis W.
Thomas, appointed by me Trustee 10 the said
John w. Mercer, and the said Trustee having
giving bond with approved security for the per-
Torrance oil the tIust, and certified in writing to
me that he was III possession ofa!l the estate Of
the said petitioner mentioned in his schedule, do
therefore order that the said John w. Mercer be
discharged from Imprisonment, aud that he give
notice to his creditors Of his application for the
benefit Of the Insovent Laws Of the State of
Maryland and that the first Tuesday next after
the first Monday in April next, is the day APP
pointed for his appearance before the Judges OF
Cecil county Court, TO answer such intcrrogato-
rics and allegations as may be propomded 10 him
relative 10 his said applications that the sad no.
ticc be given by advertisement in some newspa-
per printed in Cecil county once Il week for at
least three months before sad first Tuesday after
the first Monday in .9prll next. Given under
my hand this 18th day ofScptcmbrr 1871.
ADRIAN CHAN DLER.
True Copy Test.
EMcCULLOUGH.C elk.
Jan. LIST lsIS-3m. of Cecil county Court.
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ward B. Lewis, appointed by me Trustee TO the
said Thomas W. Simmons, and the said Trus-
tee having given bond with approved security
Tor the performance of the Trust, and certified
in writing 20 me that he was in possession of all
the estate Of said petitioner mentioned i'll his
schedule | do therefore order that the said
Thomas w. Summons, be discharged from iri
prsonmcnt and that he give notice TO his cred
itors o! his application for the lnsoivont Laws of
the State of Mnryland and that the first TIca
day next afthe first Monday in ApiilneXt, is the
day appointed for hs appearance before the
Judges Of Cecil county Court, to answer such
inlcrrognlorics and Allegations as may be pro-
pounded to him relative to his said application,
That the said notice be given hy advertisement
in some nrwsr aper printed in Cecil county once
a week for at least three months before said first
Tuesday in til next April Torn Cccji county
Court. Given under my hand thu. 18th day al
cptemhar 1917. ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE McCULLOUGH. Ok,
Jan 1T IsIs-}m Of Crcil county Court.
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W. oolen Comforts, great variety for sale BY
wv Dee. is BHov \ MCINrlEE,
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g aides and Gents GIovcs.-A large assort-
III Ancnt Of all kinds ofg!ovcs constantly on
hand at 8 Alarhct street.
Nov, AL Nv PA&MLR, Agent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

Whereas treaty of navigation and co.,
merce, between the United States OF Anu
and his Majesty the King of Hanover. wa
concluded at Hanover on the 10th day Of r."
last. by the plenipotentiaries of the CONTRACT
parties. and was subsequently duly ratified y
the part of both governments:
And whereas, by the terms of the tw.,s,
article of the same, the United States ao,. u
to extend all the advantages and prv;ls.st
contained in the stipulations of the pr..sss'
treaty to one or more Of the other STATE, "
the Germanic confederation, which NAV wv
TO accede to them. by means of an Official a.
change Of declarations provided that .N.I
State or States shall confer similar favor. ~.
on the said United States to those conIet,tr.
by the kingdom of Hanover, and observe ,rs
be subject to the same conditions, stipulation.
and obligations :"
And whereas the government of his Row,
Highness the Grand Duke of OIdenburv h..
signifed it's desire TO accele to the said tras,r
and to all the stipuIations and provision,
therein contained, so far as the same are y,
may he applicable TO the two countries. ana
TO become patty thereto; that is 10 saw, ~
all the said stipuIations and provisions, ~
cepting only those relating 10 the Stade and
the Wiser tolls. in which the government ri
OIdenhurg has no interest, and over which &
has no control:
Now, therefore, the undersigned, Baron W
E de Beauleu Marconnay, of the pfivy coun
Gil of his Royal Highness. and at the head nj
the Department of Foreign Affairs, on III. pat
of OIdenhurg, and A D. Mann, special aern,.
on the part of the United States, invested wi,b
full powers to this effect, found in GOOD and
due form. have this day signed, in duplicate.
and have exchanged, this declaration OF the
accession (hereby agreed to on the par, Of the
United States) of his Royal Highness III.
Grand Duke of OIdehhhrg, fot The Dhcht Of
Oldenhurg, TO the treaty aforesaid, the etiec, Of
which accession and agreement is hereby de,
clared to he 10 establish the said treaty between
the high parties TO this declaration, az fully
and perfectly. to all ntents and purposes. a,
II all the provisions therein contained, exCtD
ting as above excepted, had been recited worl
for word in a separate treaty, concluded snd
ratified between them, in the ordinary form.
In witness whereof, the above named pen.
ipotentiares have hereto affixed their name,
and seals. Done at Oldenhurg, this tenth day
of March, l847.
w F.. BEAULlEU MARCONNAY Il 81
A. DUDLEY MANN. f. 81
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TREATY WITH HANOVER, OF COM
MERGE AND NAVIGATION.

CONCLUDED JUNE 10, 1886.
By the President cfthe United States Of America.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas treaty of commerce and naviga-
ton between the United States of America
and his Majesty the King of Hanover was
concluded and signed AT the city of Hanover.
on the tenth day of June, one thousand eight
hundred and foriv.six, which treaty, being in
the English and German languages, is. word
for word, as follows:
The United States of America and his Ma
jesty the King of Hanover, equally animated
with desire of placing the privileges of their
navigation on basis OF the most extended
iherality. and of affording otherwise every
encouragement and facility for increasing the
commercial intercourse between their respec
tive States have resolve 10 settle in defni-
tive manner the rules which shall be observed
hetwe"n the one and the other, by means of a
treaty OF navigation and commerce for which
purpose the President of the United States has
conferred full powers on A. Dudley Mann,
their special agent to his Majesty the King of
Hanover, and his Majesty the King of Hano
yer has furnished with the like full powers
the Baron George Frederick de Falcke of his
privy council. knight Grand Cross OF the Roy
al GueIphlck Order; who. after exchanging
their full powers. found in good and due form
have concluded and signei, subject TO ratica-
ton. the following articles:
article / The high contracting parties a.
gree that whatever kind of produce. manufac-
ture, or merchandise OF any foreign country.
can be, from time to time. lawfully imported
into the United States in their own vessels.
may also be imported in vessels of the king
dom of Hanover; and no higher or other du-
ties upon the tonnage or cargo of the vessel
shall be levied or collected. whether the i'm =
portation be made in vessel of the United
States or in Hanoverlan vessel. And in like
manner. whatever kind of produce manufac-
ture, or merchandise of any foreign country.
can be. from time to time, lawfully imported
into the kingdom of Hanover in IFS own ves-
sells. may also be imported in vessels of the
United Sta'es: and no higher or other duties
upon the tonnage or cargo of the vessel shall
be levied or collected. whether the importation
be made in vessels of the one party or the
other.
Whatever may be lawfully exported or re-
exported by one party in its own vessels to
any foreign country may. in like manner be
exported or re-expoted in the vessels of the
other. And the same duties. bounties, and
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

OU-With this number of the Sc Journal we
finish the publication of the laws and resoI"-
Hions. passed BY the first session of the 3oth
Congress, and also the treaties and procIama-
lions. We shall now be able to give our rea-
ders a larger variety of matter. and we shall
endeavor to serve up as palatable dish"
ALWAYS barring the "sOup,") as possible.
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Has just returned from New York with a
large and handsome assortmen, Of
Dry Goods. Groceries. Crockrry. Hard
scnre. Cutlery. Wood and HiHo.c
Ware, Stone and Glass Hare,
Boots and Shoes.
which he will sell low for CASH, or on n
short credit to pUnctuGI customers.
He deems it unnecessary TO 90 into lengthy
detail Of his stock, but would merely saw that
ne has VARIETY, embracing little of
every thing that is usually called for.
he returns his thanks for the very liberal
snare OF patronage bestowed on him for the
las' 'nEee years. and pledges himself to use
every exeF'I"n to render full satisfaction to all
'"ose VINO may be pleased to encourage him.
ANY article sold and ,Dnrranted that
does not prove good. will bs taken back and
the money refunded.
Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
Wilmington, Sept. 81, lsis. 9,an
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

AGENCY.-sJANES NJ. REDMOND, rUst master at
rarboro 10 Agent for Ihis paper for Edgecomoe and
the adjoining Counties Mr. wiltake pleasure in re-
Ssivne new subscribers and rece;in4 for moneys
due uS in that section.
m-MA. J0SIAH JoARsoN, Post master at Clinton IL
authorized 10 receipt for any Moneys due this esnhlis-
Rent n abe OUn'T Of Sampson. Mr. johnson will also
receive new subscribers aud reeeip' for the same.
Dr.. j. 3. SaAvY 10 our autborE agent, and will re-
aSPt for any moneys due in HE neighborhOod; he
will ass receive new subscribers to the Journal and
receipt fer the same.
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PROCLAMATEONS.
Blythe President Of the United States Of America.
A PROCLA NATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, BY an act of the Congress of the
United States. approved the third day OF
March, one thousand eight hundred and forty
FIVE, entitled "An act regulating commercial
intercourse with The Islands oil Mlqueon and
ST. Pierre" it is provided that all French trs.
sells coming directly from those islands, either
in ballast or laden with articles The growth or
manufacture of either OF said islands, and
which are permitted TO be exported the,eNon
in American vessels, may he admitted into The
ports OF the United States. on payment Of no
higher duties of tonnage. or Oh their caTgoes
aforesaid, than are imposed on American YES.
sells, and on like cargoes imported in Amen
can vessels, provided that this act shall not
take effect until the President of the Uni,ed
States shall have REL eved satisfactory inter.
NATION that similar privileges have been allow.
ed to American vessels and their CargOes at
said ;ands by the government OF France. and
shall have made proclamation Accordingly:
And whereas sati factory information has
heen received by me that SIMILAR privileges
have been allowed to American vessels and
their cargoe. at said islands by the govern,
inent of France:
Now. therefore, I, JAMES K. POLK, Pres
by declare and proclaim that all French yes.
sells coming directly from the Islands Of Nj.
que1on and Saint Pierre, either in ballast OF
laden with articles the growth or manufacture
of either of said islands. and which are pei.
mt,ed 10 be exported therefrom in American
vessels, shall from This date be admitted into
the ports of the United States on payment Of
no higher duties on tonnage, or on their car.
goes aforesaid, than are imposed on American
vessels, and on like cargoes imported in Anne.
rcan vessels.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton the twentieth day OF April, A d or
r, thousand eight hundred and forty aer
l"' en-, ana of the Independence Of the Uni
ted States the seventy-first.
JAMES K. POLK
BY tie President:
JAMES But HANAN, Secretary of Stat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

Amos Herring,
Stanlv. DA G. Palmer,
S,okcs. Andrew M Gamble,
t" John Blackburn,
n Nicholson,
Sury. James Sheek'
Il G Ogls>by,
Tyrreli, Chds Me6!ees'
Wake. Berry D Simms
=" Jas D Newsom.
Rufus H Jones.
Warren. J L MoseIy,
FA Thornton,
Washington. ~ n'eaGnS'
Wayne. 9t Sk1
w;IL.. L B CARMICHAEL.
JG GambiN,
Yancy, Samue' F'emlhg'
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From the Raleigh Democratic Flag.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

The following is list Of the Members Of
the Legislature of North Carolina. convened
in this city of Monday the 2Oth of November,
lS4s. Democrats in Roman Wigs in Nal'e:
SENATOR'S