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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-30

THE GAVE BIRDS or THE MAnsIIEs;--
The Delaware County Republican, whose
editor, as we have understood, is one Of
the chest shots' on the D Iawarp, cope.
par, Of an article from "lhe Wing" with
the above heading, and remarks:
"The Rail has been known to breed
with lis along the Delaware. We have
seen them IN the early spring, and
through the summer they are quite com
mon on marshy ground, from hich we
are inclined to believe some Ct them re,
main with us. We once shot forty on
the Sth Of OCTOBER, after SIX OF eight
successive white tro.s
The red wing black bird is not classcd
as a game bird with us. The sportsman
who shoots one OF these birds, mistaking
it for a Rail, is generally laughed at by
his "prshrr," for his sinplicity'
Rail have occasionally been shot here
in March, and what were supposed to
be Young ones have bean taken in that
month They are rarely seen however,
at that tune Of year. The common no.
,ion il, ina! they leave our marshes at
the first appearance Of frost; and often
, the marsh which was full Of them in the
evening is entirely deserted the next
morning. The approaching cold wealth
cr warns them TO make haste on their
southern journey; but strag1l"rs are
sometimes found lingering few days.
In the rail season, single gunner here,
often take. from one hundred to two
hundred IN a day s portsIrcn proper,
/ pass the blaCkbirdS. but bows and novices
commit great havoc among them, and
the immense quantities Of them 'bagged,'
seems to entitle them TO be classed with
Reed bird and Rail as "game birds"
| temperance Meeting al ChGicsis on.--7 here was
n fair tor out ut the meeting at Ci,arcstown on
! Saturday last. Some five hundred persons were
present, including about 90 ladies' and 200 Sons
of Temperance and Cadets. Addresses were de-
| nverrd by Mcssis Arthur, Eli Oft Wilmer, Smth
and E,1cr, all Of whom were happy III t'!air re
! MARKS and interested the audience. The Port
( DEPOSIT Band was present and disCoursed excel
lent music, and number Of c1rccnt temper
arcc songs were sung with admirable effect 1t
was a pleasant day for Charleston and We hope
may be attended with beneficial results.
r. irhtats Tile Town Commissioners should
have ile stones und bricks removed from the
court house yard before the election. They
alock up the main cn;rrnco 10 the yard besides
these bTickbals lying there so handy, might
tempt TO row. Have care, fat hers OF tic
City for the heads Of the independent voters.
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ter than us

Voters will remember that the cleo
ton for Sheriff and Commissioners, will
take place on Wednesday next, the 9Th
Of October. We hope every wing will
on hat day be found al the polls.
Enquiries having been made as to who
are the Judges of election IN the several
Districts we give list of them below.
Is; Dist. Philip Thomas, Alfred b,
Thomas. VIM. II. No,eland.
2nd. D. D. Pearce, Joel Bryan, Wm.
Taylor.
3rl. J. A. Rankin, Jesse II. Shippers,
John Hanson
4!h. Levi Hall, Jos. Miller, David
Scott Of Jno.
9Th. Jethro Johnson, J. T. Cazier,. B
F bussry.
C,h. Absalom Roman, WIN. Cameron
Of Robt., Jacob Richards.
tn. ]. Tome, Franklin Cook, VIM
l.. Rowland.
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The PRosrErTs' So far as we can inter
pref tho signs Of the times, tie prospects OF
Gen. Taylor are brightning on every hand,
The late letters Of Mr. Clay and tie General
are working wonders in healing mp breaches
" hich existed in the ranks of the Wings
and there will be an almost universal nnion
amonns, them, and thousands upon thou
sands Of peace loving citizens who are MOI;
wedded 10 p'ry; aad who respect the indie
penden, course of old Rough and Ready, are
hocking in 10 his support The light OF the
dawn Of the day of the rescue of the com
tfy from the thraldom Of ultra locotncoism
i. break ing already The people are read
V to ballot, and just as certain as the 'th Of
November rolls around The Peoples Cand,
dre will be elected, who, when once III
stalled into authority, will awaken in all
the land, energy and confidence, the re-
su., Of which vii bo prosperity ii every
pope pn:aair.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-30

FRrS SOIL ELECTORAL 'TIcKEr
few Free Soil men in this State have
brought out an electoral ticket for Van
Buren, and Adams. It is not the result
of general movement Of the Free Soil
men of the State, but is presented on the
authority of a very few persons. The
following is the ticket:
ELECTORS TOR THE STATE At LARGE.
DAVID GAMBLE, Of Frederick county,
JoHN REYNOLDS, OF Cecil county.
For the Congressional Districts.
Darius Thomas,
j.. i. CuNNINGHaM,
UDMuHp II. LEWIS.
!. HAMrrEH WILLIAMs,
Ellis p Howard,
s s STEVENS.
Mr.. Howard, We believe, as well as
Nr. Reynolds, is a citizen of Cecil coun-
tv. We trust none Of the Wings OF this
county who are in favor of Free
Sol! will be led off to support the above
ticket But few can possibly be induced
10 do 30. and they, so lar from showing
the strength Of those inclined that way,
(Which seems tc be the object, would in
fact rob them OF their strength, apparent
". 1t is utterly useless for wings 10
throw away their votes in any such man
urr. They would do 10 service to the
Free Soil question, and only lend their
aid to locolocoism, and al. its attendant
train Of evils A schism in New York
lost us Clay in lS4i-let no third ticket
endangcr Maryland now, Vote for Tay
lor gentlemen, the day has not yet arr-
we'd 10 vote for Free Soil in MARYLAND.
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e'OEastabsc'S Sale.

Bv virtue of two writs of feri facias
issued by G. PurnelI, Esq. one OF the JUS
tees of the peace, in and for Cecil coun-
ty. at the suits OF Carson, Steele & Co..
against the goods, chattels, lands and
tcnements of Abraham Whitaker, and to
me directed, 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 to
all that Farm or tract of Land said to
contain Eighty Acres more or less, with
the improvements The reon, situated, W.
ing and beng in Cecil county, and adj
Joining the lands OF Thomas and John
;NIc Mullen, Edmund Physick;, II s.
Boics and others, of which the late Abe
Whitaker died seized.
And hereby give notice that on SAT-
URDAY the 14th day OF October next,
at the O'Clock P M. at the hotel OF Mr.
John II. Michael, Port Deposit, I will
offer at Public Sale, the said property so
seized and taken in Execution, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
fieri tacas.
&c WATERS, Const.
Sept ODD, '4S--ts (S2.25.)
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k'E' RS.
RICE FAEcY FtRs ron LanIEs' WEAR.
Charles. GaAtos'l. Turrier.

\ fer Doors. abore Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladies' to call and cxrmina his
super ior stock OF Mu:is, Boas, Iipp"ts, &c. Of
every variety consisting Of Rich Russia SABLE,
lludsons Bay Martin, Norw ich Martin. Mink
Suhtes, Baum Ma,tsn, Stone Munin, Ermne,
Fitch, Lynx, sc. &c. These skins have been
selected with sreat;carn, and are made by tho
best w"rhnn III Tie county. LADIES' may rest
assured that No artlcle wilt be offered for sale
il! thls establisl.incut that il not perlo, in every
respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
1914 Chestnut 81. few doors above Third, Phil
delpha. Sept. 23--6m.
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a,9iii "a saskaii -

BMrtmoRE MARkEr, Sept. IS - There was
firm feeling in the tionr market to-day. sales
early III the morning Of some 600 Ibis. Howard
st. brands at - 25. Oilers to purchase pretty
largely were made a, this price Subsequently md
refused. The market closed on 'change with
more buyers than sellers at IS IS City Mills
nominal at So %; some ask more. The receipts
Of Flour ave not large. sale of 200 bis, Corn
meal at 80 i2 l-2. Wheat is frrn recelpn.Iight
sales Of good TO prime red al % 81 10, and
whiteat louSl 20. Corn is firm, with sa les OF
white Il, &c a IS cents, yellow at Ga, being an
advance ON yesterdays Transactions. Oats -!a
- cts Rye 10 cents. lalt sun.
WuMNGr1E AlAnxEr~- Flour $500 $500
Wheat, prime, ,lQ, Corn 66cts Oats s1rtd
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Wing Mas Meeting
At EIEsis2as.

A Mass Meeting oithe friends Of Gen
Taylor will be held in EIkton on FRIDAY,
the Goth day Of October, to which all
persons Of all parties in Cecil county,
and the adjacent counties Of Delaware
and Pennsylvania are respectfully irvl-
ted. The Wing electors Of Maryland
Hon. joins NJ. S. CArslN,
JACOB p. ROMAN, Esq
ANDREW G.. ElE, ESQ.
J MonmsoN HAnris. Esq
b. CHAMBERS W1cKEs, Esq.
J. c. DERRlcKsoN, Esq
will he present and address the meeting
Other distinguished speakers are also OK
pec!ed to be present.
Let the people come out in their
strength. Let all come who wish the
government restored 10 1t primitive pu-
ri'v-- who wish the bitterness OF party
spirit broken down, who would drive
pcculation and corrup:ion from the high
places Of the land, who would crush the
spirit of war-Who are opposed to pro.
scriptlon for opinions sake, and in favor
of the great interests of the American
farmer and mechanic--let all the people
III the region round about, turn out 10
do honor to The PEOPLES CANDIDATE
Gen. Taylor.
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ABANDONMENT. OF CAss IN PENysyLvA-
NIA--THE DEMOCRACY OF CLARION FOR
TAYLoR-THE MOST IMPORTANT De-
d. FICTION YET.
CLARION county, heretofore one of the
strongholds Of Locofocoism, has always
been considered safe for twelve to four
teen hundred majority for Locotocoism.
has at last shown evidence of deterni-
nation to revolt against the party which
has done so much to deceive and ruin
Pennsylvania. A number of the most
distinguished democrats Of that county
have rcpudiated the Baltimore nominees
and are now supporting Taylor and Fill
more
We find in the CLARION Register long
address, signed by Christian Myers and
twelve other "supporters of the Demo
cratic party" declaring their abandon.
ment ofthe party which has abandoned
the "Protective Policy" and their de-
termination to support ':the nominees Of
the Philadelphia Conventlon:" Judge
Myers, it will be remembered, was a
Polk eIcctor in 1911; and the other
twelve signers are men Of perhaps equal
note and influence in the ranks Of our
opponents. They come up nobly 10 the
rescue OF their STATE and country, and
as there are Thousands in Pennsylvania
who think and feel like themselves, their
example will be contagiou..
Iphila North Am
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-30

IPBi!iGus Fevers, which often pre-
vail so fatally at the West may always be pro.
vented by the timely Use of DR.. Osgood's India
Chodgogue The medicine should be commen-
ccd at ,ne appearance of the earliest symptoms,
which mt Anlrepuenly preccde the attack sew
er,l DAYS and even weeks. to warn Us nf iupen-
ding dungcr Ii.o sensation Of languor, the
hsGGard expression, wctIlnrss Of body, dcprcs-
SION OF spin :, arrangement of the stomach. pam
III the bones &c, cannot easily be mistaken.
For sale at the pr"prlet"rs prices by the a.
gent, ID. JOS. " ullacc, EIKton
Sep, 2S-3t.
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Hol For 'CAMwoRNiA There ar" IumoJs
Of as much difficulty Between he officers
snd men Of the New California Regiment.
Is hivh .ais in few days for San Francisco
under Gen Ri'ey as here Was in lhe i'm
mortal seventh which encampel ON Gov
errors island under Col. S:evensou--bu
ii is all ubou! we lave no! yet been abe
+, ascertain ~ tie way we see ,lree
ships lave bcrn cleItered by HE Govern
monl 10 praceedtu acknowledgements
of The steamer with stores ard troop. The
rates are reported by the shipping list as
follows, viz, the Mary & Ads line, 64O tons
at SIC, 900; ,ho Rome. $50 tons, a, SIS,
600 aDA the Iowa, 900, at $22, 900, Tor
he voyage oa'.-N. Y. EIr'@s.
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g lEsiablisE'lncnt. Exchange, Third Story
The Hon, Henry Clay visiting this Establish
mnnt for the purpose having Daguerreotvpe
taken, expressed AaiterIng opinions on this IA
yoritc place OF the "beauly and fashion" ofPhil-
adelphla, and vast numbers Of strangers resort t.
it to procure a really good Daguerreoiype. The
Proprirtor4 will make every cxcrtion to extend
the long established fame Of this well known Is
,ahir,Incnt. Family Groups, Groups of Chill
tlrcn, and Single Portraits Of ii sizes arc eXecut-
ed equally vel. ly
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IN CHANCERY, 18th September 1913.


Ordered that the sale made and re.
ported by Francis A Ellis, Trustee for
the sale Of the nortgaged premises of
Jacob Shermer, at the suit of Mary Fell,
Execu'rIx Of Benjamin Fell deceased, be
Ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof, be shewn on or be.
fore the nth day of November next,
provided copy ofthis order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the twentieth day Of Oc,o-
Der next.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $l375.
True copy Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 30-3t Reg Cur Can.
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iOOD NEWS FROM pENNSYLVA-
MA.
Correspondence cf The Expytss

PITTSBURGH, Sept. IS.
4 NJ &"I'"II the people Of New York We
Shall carry ,his SIa,e for Johnston, III O'tr
Der, and for Taylor and Fillmore in Mo-
venber. The Wing fires are burning
brightly, and all is harmony and good feel
lag. Old Pennsylvania. mark you: vii! be
right side ny IN November"
So writes 10 US one Of the most intcIli-
gent, cousc ienc cus and careful men OF the
State
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Wig NJ Getting
nj Chesapeake Civ,

TIE Wigs OF the Second Dts,rc: hold a
me,ti1g this afternoon al Chesapeake city
Addresses will be delivered by
Hon. ALEXANDER EVANS &
JAMES II. LAMAR Esq.
We hope there will be full attendance.
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1.-THE printing of tickets SC, has
inttrfrred with our paper this week,
and obliged us to give less reading mat
ter than usual.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

purchased with great care, and chcap'as the cheap
est, which he is now offering TO the public, at
the lowest possible advances upon cost prices as
long experience has confirmed linn III the opinion
that "a ninbie Silprnce is better III an Stor sh"f-
ing Call and tol yourselves, no one sinai
- away without purchasing, on account OF HIS
prices.
He returned his sincere thanks for the very
liberal patronage hp has already received and
soic,s continuance Of the same
U5@Thc highest ,naIkc, prices paid IN cash or
goods, for Potatoes, Apples, Dried Fruit, Beans,
Butter. Eggs, Lard, Wool, Feathers, ltldcs' Rags
Furs, old copper, brass, pewter, Sc &c
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William Roth, Jr. J


In Chancery,
Francis Finch, September % is
Ordered that the sale made and report
ed by John G. Groome, Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate in the above
cause mentioned, be ratified and con-
frmrd, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 23rd
day of November next, provided copy
OF this order be inserted in some news
paper published in the State of Mary.
land. once in each OF three successive
weeks before the 9th day Of October
next. The report states the amount of
sales to be $1,000.
True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 30-3t Reg. Cur. Can.
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VIC hearl he other day Of Western DO
Wy whn had INST sold drove of Stack cat
tie 10 wealthy T.o"nfoco Of Eerk> county.
fot $1,000, PAYABLE vhon Gen Taylor IL
el,ctcl President Ii Cass IS elected ne
es,s no,hinr. The RAJ woth Of he drove
va. cej..a'e,i a 5000. Dc' ca. RsPsIH
ran.
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Immense Wing Mass Meeting.
-TEDTSASDS IN cot NCIL!

The Wig Mass Nccti"g, held in our borough
to-day. was an lrlln'rsR UUt-puurtug oi lie go
pie from all parts OF Chester county, tNhIhllnE
the spirit manifested in tho campaigns OF 1857
and lS44 Delegations from various townships
came pouring in, headed by appropriate bait
ncrs and m!sic--anong which in the hurry o!
the day, We notice West Bradford, schnyikiIi,
ChnrlcNown, uwcalun, Nanlmoal aud olIrIs-
int we have 10, time to paricu!ar'xe. Al see
tons and all occupations are ic?rCscnieG-t"c VI
most enthusiast lrovatled-and many, long and
loud were The hazlay given for Taylor, fllmoIe,
Johnston, and the whole Wing ticket. TIE con
Gdruce of victory animated every face. sprn-
chcs were delivered by josiah Randall and Nor
ton McMichaeI. E-qrs, Mr.. Harrington ard
others JtllGgc Recy1G 2GlM.
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October Magazines.

C,aham SO he edited hereafter by G. r.
Graham, Joseph R. Chandler and j. Bayard
Iuyor--a hr!lia ut trio. The present nunIJcr
ms two excellent steel rngravinys, plate Of
Fashions, and piece Of music. Mrs. Oggnod
I, b. Read, Maync Reid, j. B. Taylor, Tuck
erman, Hosmer and other prominent magazine
writer's tontIInutc 10 It's ragcs, and make i. all
interesting number.
Ladiss National --Thi. magazine is admirably
conduc.cd;-- Mrs. Stephens edits it. and it has n
corps Of good contributors. Hero and Lean
der is handsome mezzotin,, and there is so
u Fashion plate.
Iiciaen's Dollar Magazine October mum
Der is richly oruanlcnted with excellent wood
eaGravnrs, and filled with useful and entertain
ing matter. L. is undoubtedly Il very cheap pc
giodica!, and worthy OF patronage.
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GEX. TAy1oR's LETTER to the hide,
pcndents Of Baltimore is spoken otln the
highest terms in all quarters. The AL.
exancria Gazette says: at is conceived
IN the most honorable, independent, and
patriotic spirit, and expressed with such
Judgment. as must command the respect
Of every unparalleled man"
The National Intelligoncer remarks:
-"This letter, like every other success
siye disclosure Of the sentiments and
feelings of our candidate for the Presi-
dency, shows how much his own deli
cacy and extreme modesty have hereto.
fore stood in the way Of that just appre-
citation oil his character which every one
is now enabled 70 make"
fs-The New York Express sNys:--" David
Graham "a well knuwu Wing, upon whom oar
wandering Clay brethren have much rehed.to 60
all lengths with them sent on Saturday, so We
understand a letter TO the so called Clay Com
miitce of Nine who were to get up an Electoral
ticket declining 10 act with them, upon the
grounds hGt Gtn. Iayior'S last letter c0S Sa'tJac-
iory and hat he tth in d'dg bound to support ran
for the Presidency. Mr.. Graham was one OF
this Committee of Mae,
Gen. Batter was, eight years ago, wit
ness to Gen. Tayior's principles, for IN a
speech on the Florida war. delivered III the
House of representatives of the tni'ed
States. June II. 1870, the present locuioco
candidate for the Vice Presidency used the
iDll0Wiru lauuuanp:
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~ss.,xsnks--rsuze,.sssa

TIC y. Y Tribune publishes letter
from N. Bowd,ch Blunt. one ofthe friends
Of Mr., Clay who held ont against the Phil
adelphia nomua'lon, in which he avow>
lis determination to 20 cordially into the
support Of Gen. Tay Tor.
The Albany Evening Journal publishes
a card from 10 lsalin. clay Wings of that
city, who were principals in the receIt
movement to nominate Mr.. Clay. In this
card they avow their determination 10 a.
bandon all idea Of bringing oul Mr.. Clay
and to usite t,lenccfOIth Il supp1r. Of Gen
Taj|;r
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And every thing IN il usually kept IN reta il
dry goots, grocery & general variety store
WIN. PELL,
has Just received from Baltimore and is now o.
penny at his NEW aSD CHEAP STORE east end
Of Elktou a general sSortment OF
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Tie New York Evening Post has let
ter from Philadelphia, which says iHat John
X. Kane, lie gentleman 10 whom Mr. Polk
addressed his famous 'kane letter. is a
Bauhumer, although he was appointed to
his present Judgeship by Mr. President
Polk. The same writer says that Henry
Horn, 'the man lhat conid not lie accor
ding to Gen. Jackson is also q Barnburner.
lienry S. Gilpu, who WAS attorney Gener
al 70, while under Mr.. Van Buren'- al
minjslra;ion, is also said to be FOR his Old
master
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" lNEGAR,--Bes Picking Vinegar, OH hand
, and for sale by the gallon or barrel
Arg. IS, Wr,, PELL.
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Samuel Rowland and
John Carson

Samuel Rowland and !
John Carson
a In Chancerv,
Jonathan McVey and Sept'r 23d ls4S.
Sam'l Gay, Admins
traitor ID B. NJ, OF
Jei'n W. White decd
Ordered that the sale made aud re-
ported by John {. Groome, Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate in the above
cause mentioned, be ratified and con-
frmed unless cause TO the contrary there
of be shewn, on or before the e3d day
Of November next, provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper
puoi he'd in the State OF Maryland, once
in each OF three successive weeks before
the Gath day Of October next.
the report States the amount OF sales
to be $l25. True copy. EST
LOUIS GASSAWAI,
Sept 3O-3t Reg. Cur Can
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-10

MRS. CARRINGTON, formerly of Richmond, vs-
wi having, the invitation of the trustees taken charge
of the Presbyterian high school young ladies, in Louis
Vile, begs to present IT'S claims her former friends ana
the hope that change of location will prevent
Them from inius'ng their daughters her. Mrs C. has
found Louisville than she led expect, and the
people Jealous in the of education and she humby
the institution she is assisting found may be-
come a blessing to the community for years to come
The heahiness of the city, and the easness oil access 70
it from the south and southwest indicate it the very
place for school of high character and neither pains nor
expense will be spared place IL at once beside the best In
the Union.
Mrs. Darlington will receive limited number OF board
ers, who will be as daughters in her family.
30--d3n
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"Ths application for change of place subsequently
granted.