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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Vcndtioni Expo
mas, issued by G. PuTneII, Esq, one Of ,Ae
Justices OF the Peace for Cecil county, I
will sell at Public Sale to the highest bid
der, for Cash, at the Store OF Mr.. john
Rawlings, near Conowmgo on Saturday
the l7th day of November nest, az 10
O'Clock a. NJ, all the right, title, interest,
claim and estate, 10th at law and in equity,
Of Levi Sears, in ard to L tract or parcel
OF land with the Improvements thereon,
whercon the said Sears now resides, con-
tanning Twenty-Five Acres, more or less.
and adjoining the lands Of " ashington
Walker, Samuel Perry, and Others. 10 be
sold to satisfy judgment due to Wash
ington Walker and the costs thereon.
J. G. WATERS,
Oct 81, '40-ts ($1.G2D Cons,
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Postponed EonslabIe's Sale.

By virtue OF sundry writs Of Eicri Fa-
cias issued by R. V. Trump and c. Prr-
nell, justices of the Peace Of the State OF
Maryland, IN and 70? Cecil county, a. the
s;it OF Carson, Steele {. Co., Carson <
Steele and AIonzo Snow, against the good,
and chattcs, lands and tencrrcnts Of Plato
Hilton, to me directed, have seized AID
taken into execution, all the right, little,
claim. interest and estate. at laH' and in
equity, of the said Plato Hilton, IN AID 10
all that piece or part Of a tract Of lend.
called ssErbanna," which was conveyed
to the said Plato Hilton and Jeremiah Hill
by Elijah Reynolds and Williams Einu2t,-
son, on the l!th day Of March t848. and
adjoining lands of VIM. P..,on, +. Y.
Trump, and others, and containing IA,
Acres more or less, and ! h'rcby give no.
ticc that on Saturday the 9th day Of No
vcnber next, at 3 o'coc! =. NJ, at the
Store of r. V. trump, near Fort DEPOSIT,
| will offer for sale the o2id property 50
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash.
ROBERT STEPHENSON,
Oct 81, '49-ty. Const.
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DIvIDENDs.-The Directors of the VIII
mineon Bridge Company have declared a
dividend OF three per cent, for the last six
months.
The Bank of Delaware has declared a
dividend OF twelve dollars per share and
also an exra-div'dend of three dollars pei
share.
The Bank of Smyrna has declared div
ide nd OF lou, per cent.
The Delaware Fire Insurance COMPANY
have declared dividend Of five per cent,
tor lhe last six nlonls.- Del. Republican.
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baltimore AND SrsauEuAHNA RA,LEoAD.--ht
n meeting Bold on Thursday Is, inst. Of the
Board Of Directors of the Baltimore and Sns-
q""hannal KniIroad, r. NJ. Magfaw, ESD, was
ie elected President.
AT tia sane meeting, r. Fl. Middleton.
Erq., Was npnaint"i Clerk, in place Of Nh
N,cF"lson resigned. ~ln las been appointed t.,
an Oil e in the - ustnln House.
We Irntn, sryS the Patriot, that Mr.. Magraw,
Inst week. transmitted TO the rre4surcr OF the
Safe, five thousand dollars on account of inter
e,t On III" S,u.r loan, making $1a 900 " hich he
has paid in the year, and aD0u over the 'ircaS-
urer's estimate of receipts INTO the Treasury.
This fact, whist it aJnds gratifying evidence
Urthc prosperous trade of the CITY. hn.r- ,rstj-
IRONY To tho admirable mantr Of those
ulrn are charged with the conduct of ullars OF
the Company. SIN,
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MA hRTrI)

In Philadelphia on the first Of Novem-
Der, by the Rev. Samuel Ashton, M,r. GEo.
w. WALKER to Miss MARY z. HURON
both Of New Castle county, Del.
At New London, on THURSDAY. Novem-
Der 8th, by the Rev. Mr.. DUBOIS, Mr.. IA
COR HEcKENnoaN to Miss ALICE BUCKLEY,
both OF Cecil county.
With both the above notices the printers
received slices of excellent cake, which
warming up their hearts, induce them to
wish the happy folks thus united, album
dant JOY and prosperity, ard as the wishes
OF printers are Of large avail, they will no
doubt realize them.
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II TTCE.
To Builders a nd Others,

|kNHE Comm issionersof Cecil county having
h determined To build bridge over the Big
Elk, at the cawsway III Elkton, where the old
one ROW stands, hereby give notice tina, thev
Will receive proposal. for the work up to the
Eth day Of November nex:, when they will
meet to decide upon the bids. The kind of
bridge thought OF, is single span--the abut-
mems TO be built ten or twelve feet further into
the water tIan TIE old oncs now stand--to be
ef' good timber single width, and well rooltd
but hrdlcrs are requested to furnish plans with
estimates to each. Proposals to be directed 10
Commandments Of Cecil county, ct Elkton.
BY order, 2. Q. RICKETTS,, ok.
Oct. 2O--4t.
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r all
! Fs-a- FOR

! fta-I FOR
A ton. ~: jus, req? rss;,.,,|NgINTERy
the Cheap Store, in Elkton s's
assortment OF goods, suitiblE end Of Ella
and approaching season. His s,oGcning, at
full md complete, embracing every arencnol
ally kept in n GtneraI Dry Goods, GrJ.
aud Earoty Store. His stock Of
GOODS
is larger and more select than any he has hers.
'otore offered to the public, and he hatters il,u-
sell that he can sell to all .whs may favor him
their custom.
GREAT BARGAINs,.
Call and examine fo- yourselves, nd his prf,
ccs cannot fail to please all who may give him
n call, rs he is resolved to do business on the
most acc0mm oating terms,
Ready made Clothing.
lie has constantly on hand, a general assert.
nent of clothing, irum a Shirt to Great Coat,
aud will sell at ciiy pr'ces a single garment to
a full suit. embracing every aiticlc OF apparel
FURNITU RE,
Of all descriptions, such as Bureaus, Tables.
Chairs. Stands, Cots, Mattresses DRESSING Glas-
scs, Rocking Chairs Settees, and every article
oihousehold Furniture, all cheap as drt.
GROCERIES,.
An extensive assortment of Groce res at pri-
ces which cannot be surpassed : and provisions
of all kinds, bacon, dried beef beef tongues,
sa usage, cheese, mlckeral, herring la I'd, butter,
meal, flour Sr., Sc, &C., all of which he Is Of
tering exceedingly low, at the sna Hest possible
advance upon cost prices
COUNTRY PRODuCE,-The highest mar
ket prices paid in cash for wood. bark, potn, oc,,
| apples dried fruit, Sans, butter, eggs. lard
wool, feathers, hide rags, fur, old copper,
brt-ss, pewter. &c,
lilo invites the farmers Of the surrounding
neighborhood to call and examine hs goods and
learn his prices. They cannot fail to be g,ati.
fled.
~ Grateful for the liberal share of public
patronage which lie has heretofore received, he
is determined to do everything in his power 10
retain and increase his custom.
WILLIAM PELI..
O;t. 2)-.f East End of Il kton
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COLE my TGR SALE

A Boy "A years of age-uncommonly
active and Intelligent, well calculated to
make an expert and valuable waiter is
offered Tor sic fer term Of years none
need "pp'y as purchases but those whose
we'll established reputation will entitle
them to confidence Enquire a: this Of
fee. oct 81 40.
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NOTICE

The subScribor has granted 10 MpsSrs.
Charles w. Bender, F. a Wne & Co.,
tie ex 'Iu-ive privilege to shoot On my
Welsh Point Farm daring the shooting
a'a,o All other persons a'e forbidden to
respa-s wi,h dog or gun on the same.
or upon any property Of the subscriber,
or 10 cut or to cary off wool or poles.
LErTTlA NJ. RANDEL.
Nov. 10 SO.
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PROCLAIM ATOM.

PHILIP FRANCIS TnoMAs, GoyEGNoR OF
MARYLAND,
70 al! when these Presents nay
Concern,
WHEREAS, l have received from the
Judges OF Election in the several Con.
grrSSional ID stricts Of tbs State, rctUr ms
OF an election held on " pdnesday The
third instant, for members to represent
this State in the Con4ress OF the United
otaies, and have carefully ascertainrl
the number Of votes given for every per
son voted for as such;
Nov Therefore, In pursuance Of the
law IN such case made and provided; ],
do by this ny Proclamation declare hat
RECHARD | BOWIE Of the first District,
WILLIAM +. HAMILTON OF the Second
District, EDWARD HAMMOND OF the Third
District, ROBERT NJ. McLANE OF the
Fourth District, ALEXANDER EVANS of
the Filth District ana JoHN BozMAN KERR
Of the SiXth District, appear by the said
returns to have received the highest
number OF votes in their respective Dis
tricts, and were duly elected members
TO represent this State in the Congress
of the United States.
Given Under my HAND, and the Great
Seal OF the Stae Of maryland. on this
9th day Of October IN the Year OF our
Lord one thousand Eight hundred and
forty nine.
By TIE GOVERNOR.
PHILIP T. THOMAS.
JOHN Nick WATKIrs Secretary CTS ate.
Oct 81 i9--3t.
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Notice,

The Commissioners Of Cecil county
will meet at their Office il the Court
House, on Tuesday the 18th day Of No
ycmber next, to receive proposals fol-
building bridge over the Big Elk, at
thr cslsewsy III EIk;on; and 10 attend
TO such other business as may come be-
fore them. BY Oder
p. c. RICKETTS,, OK.
Oct 20 '39-tln,
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The Dem crat says that the Washing
ton Union Is seventy two FOUNDER. If
30, its gunners load 1t badly. AT every
discharge it fizzles like a thimb Ielull OF
powder IN the pipe Of steamboat.
Lou. Journal.
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PRINCE JOHN VAN BuREN.-Some inqn,
rics having been made for The whereas
bous of joIn Van Buren,, we leara that
he has gone west in search of he BuG, 10
Platform" Ii is lhoulht tina he will
reach Cleveland, where hy a 'specia ed
'cr." he pronounced snhn Democratic par
y di,soved.' - RI. Y. Express.
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THAvKscrvINe At ALex,Nnn,A.-T The CITY
Council at Alexandria, Va, have dopted A ,es.
ou'Ion recommending tina, Thursday, the e9,h
INST, br observed as day of thanksgiving, and
also urg,ng the governor TO issue his prorlama-
ton for the observance OF the same day through
out the State.
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A CAEsEe.
10 the Patrons Of Graham's Naa
azipc.
Nov. 10 40.

The close Of the current Volume is deemed a
proper period to announce 10 tile patrons OF
this Magazine "that arranL emcnts ha been
completed which cannot fail to increase its
attractions during the coming year. l he best
writer's in the country will continue to enrich
our pages VITA their productions, and or EN-.
gr"vcrs--w'io stand foremost IN their profession
will pnt forth the best efforts of tier art 10
make this peculiar department OF tae "Alaga-
ztnc" mur- beaUtllui than ever.
Promising unremitlcd cXertions 10 merit a
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Mag znr,' we respectfully solicit Il renewal
OF the Subscriptions OF all its old patrons, and
the addition Di the Hamrs of all who dcsf" to
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MAG AIiNE IN THE GOUNTRl.n Atten-
ton is called to the following list of Terms,
which are uuq }cSl"naJ iy more advantageous I"
subscribers li,am those offered by any other work
oil the kind
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This is to Give Notice, That the

This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from Tee Orphans Court of said county,
letters o! Administration or the personal es
iale of Jesse CHINA, late of said county de-.
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, ON or before the 9th day
of October 1880, they may otherwise by
law, be excluded from all beneh, of SAID es
tate An persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate paymen, to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
2olh day of October 1919.
ELlZABE II CHINA, ADMIR-.
October, 30 '49-6w.
This is to Give Notice. That the
subscriber of Cecil county has Obtained
from the Orphans Cont Of SAID county let
ters OF Administration on the personal es-
tale of Sidney G. Bradford, lare of said
county deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hero.
by warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly a, lhenticate.l, on or
before the 9Th day OF October 1850; other
wise by they may be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebt
ed to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment TO The subscriber. Given
my hand This Ooh day ofOc'obsr 1S49
SARAH A. BRADFORD, Admit.
DC, 60 'l9--6w.
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Two Farms for Rent.

TWO Farms for Rent.
The farm now occupied by Elias s.
William Rhoads containing about 500
acres. Ais, the farm now occupied BY
Isaac Bouc'iell containing about 800 acres
both on Bohemia Manor. Leases tor /
years viii be given togcod Tenants.
GEORGE w. OLDHAM.
Elkton Oct, is 40.
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The Rev MIR HowcIl.wiiI be Installed Pas,
tor of the Presbyterian Church in this
place, by the Pres ytery Of Wilmington on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, at one O'Clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Rockwell will preach e."
sermon Oh the occasion. The music will
be led by Mr.. Triggs OF Wilmington. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
CurHcn NorIcE.-Thcrc will be preach
ing in the UniversaIist Church near Elk
ton, tomorrow the / It'll inst at l0h O'Clock.
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if,lite,', Sale,

BY virtue OF a decree OF the high Cour
Of Cuancery of Mary land the u~Aers gn-
ed as Trustee will expose TO sale at The
Court House door in Eikton on
tuesday, the 10Th day Of November.
1919, at , o'cIo"L p NJ, all that desra-
bic Property near The Brick Mil, Bohe
mia Manor, whereof Thomas MvhoIm.
Ialc Of Cecil county died siezed-consis,
ing Of a
Good House. Lot Of ground eI-xA
"rtv IS so I's I' Known p I1at
further description is deemed unnecessa-
ry.
Terms, one half in CASH and one hall
int0ur months from day Of Sale
ALEXANDER EVANS.
-
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Notice

The creditors OF Thomas Meho|rn ara
hereby warocd 10 exhibit their claims
with the vouchers thereof il the high
Court OF chancer; within four months
from the day Of Sale.
Oct u 40.
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From The Del. JoUnnt.
WILMINGTON MARK EFT.

NOV 3, ISf".
Wheat Flour (from stoIe) j. 25u $50
Wheat fprime) 10
New Wheat 05
Oats ttrom Wagons) %
Corn, from wagons, g.
Corn Mea !, per bushel; 70
BALTIMORE MARKET Nov, S.-Fiour s.
Ia 5.l2h; wheat. red l 90 a |. 06, whit
| 90 1l2, Corn, old ynlow 60c, old
white 50 81, new i'S SIC, according to
drvnesl Oats 80 33lts
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NOTICE.

There will be a special meeting of the
Orphan: Cour, of Cecil county on The see
ond Tues lay ef November, tbeing ,he ISL
day Of said month.
Tcs GEORGE R HOWARD, Regr.
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R. II. Bayis.
Gilmore street, 8. doors Eos. efths Bridge.
BALTIMORE, MD.

MANUFACTURER and dealer in Hats,
4tE Caps, Ladies Faley Furs and Umbrellas,
has in store lar e and general assortment Of
the above goods, gge lected in the Now York.
Philadelphia, and Rali.mure market. which ha
offers at such very low prices as 30 make it the
interest of decerning public 10 give him q
call. Oct 2O-sm.
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FORSALE. The Manure made at the
Stables OF the Washington Hotel for sale
BY tha year, if applied for INN ediately
Llkloh, Arg. % SMILEY KING.
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Trustees Sale

By virtue of a decree of tn hlah
Court OF Chancery of Maryland the UNI
dersigned as Trustee, will expose 10 sale
at the Sto House Of J. s. G.. p. Whlt4-
Eer, at Printi 10 Furnace, On
TIIURSD ~, the 29Ih day of November
1919, at 20, lock P NJ, all that Farm
or tract of land whereof David Cunning
ham. died, siezed, and whereon he resi-
hed at the tima Of his death, situate in
Cecil county. Maryland, adjoining land-
OF sc P. Whitaker, w 81 McMul-
len, John Cunningham and o,ners, con-
tanning
100 Acres,
more or less, ABOUT half of which is in
.,.s.rsss. valuable VOC and timber. and
~ ts :sgss the residue arabic. The arabic
GY3ssaas land is in a toierable state OF
.1 Az.- cultivation aud with facilities
OF procuring lime and other manures
from the Chesapeake Bay and Tide Wa
.er Canal, might be put in high stale
Of cultivation at small expense.
The improvements on his property
are comfortable log honsc, E-R
log barn, Corn house spring fSss.iA
house sc. There is also an TTS.f} sss
Orchard otyoung opple trees sa4-=z< :..2-a'
OF choice fruit now in full bearing.
This farm is located in very healthy
and rapidly improving section Of ,hr
county. Persons wishing to purchase
a.e invited TO view it.
1t lies on the Principle Creek about
y miles rom navigable water & the
Phil. &Balt. Rail Road. at Principle Fur
mace.
The terms of sale, are one third Of the
purchase money in Cash, on the day OF
sale, and The balance IN two equAl install
mentS al four and eight mon rs; from dav
tSalc tn credit pa>ments to bear int.r
est aud b. secured hy bonds of purcha-
ser with approved security, or the Nhol.
Of the purchase money in Cash at the the
ortlon of the pure 1aser.
WILLIAM DENNISON, Trustee.
Nov. 3 49~-3W.
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Mrs, Araminta Foard,

HS ESPECIFULLY announces to the Ladies
Ia Of Ekton and vicinity, that she has re-
turned from Philadelphi with II handsome as j.
sor,ment Of winter Millinery, consisting IN part
of PLAN and semi velvets fil'd, plain and strip :
ed satin aud silk ribbons, feathers and flowers
both American and French Her assortment of
goods are much handsomer than she has hccn
able to offer to the public for some time. Very
thankful for past favors she acknow leAgos her
sell ready to attend to tho ladies at any time
with neatness and good taste. Nov 3-5w.
EbEA DY NJ A DE CLOTHING Sack
y a Coats Pantaoons, Waistcoats sc. for
sale by B. F. MAY.
SILKS-Blk. Mantila, Blk striped 6, plain
~ for dresses, hameon and plain colors do
for sale by Is. F. MAY.
G UPERIOR Buckskn Mltts and Gloves for
- sale bv b. F. MAY.
ROCERIEs, Hardware, Queensware, &C.
XV for sale by MAY.
6 HAWLS! SHAWi.S ~ Bay state Long
~ Shawls in great variety for ST lie by
Oct. 81. BROWN s MCINTYRE.
R'RlMMINGS.-Fancy and plaid colored
n Velvet and Silk trimmings for Dresses,
for sale by
Oct - BROWN 4 MoINTIRE.
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Fropas TEcxi 60.

ANNEXATION 10 The u. Sfsfeg... The New York
Sun, which has files of papers from the city OF
Mexico 10 the 18th nit. a test dOtrs) gives
Nh" following rs an ab>ttct . : the news from
that city, which, however, W e are inclined to
thinl; much exaggerated in " nat is said of an
HcXaiion:
There is no security 90 lie or property in
tho rcpubir, anG even in tie city Of Mexico
ass,ssiiintiGns and robbencs are committed IN
brood d.ylight. in the very IA Sc OF the anthori-
ties, and vet they dare not move to prevent
sach purngcs or punish the y Il'1lns. We might
translate columns Of acc"'i nts of outragcs by
robbers in and near the ctv OF Mexico, occur
ring during the month OF y "ohcr alone, while
the chief news Fl, IN the 9th ,r States is similar,
but more horrible, on acCo mt OF tho Indian
deprcda,0ns The people are dissatisfied with
the government A large p br.ion Of then open
ly advocate aunoyaton To the American Union
as their only hope, while others call for the
return Of Santa Anna
1.-Two pronnnciaulentos hfvc been rlads for
Lis return bit the stronger party arc III favor
of annexation. f. SigIo KIN is II stirring an
Ecxatlon paper, and Tremendous war OF words
is onstunty carried between il and Ell
Monitor, the gov eminent paper. Tho feeling
in favor ofthe United States is very strong and
constantly growing. Every one except those
who are in puwcr regret tie day the Americans
left the country, and long for their return. If
Americans COT Id he induced to emigras in large
bodies aud settle in Mexico pern,nenily they
would be gladly received. They could obtain
al the Land they desired free of charge, and be-
come owners Of any mines they might dis.
cover.
'.IIenri Herr left Mexico October 9th, for
Qucretnro. where he was to glge il concert.
"A new line Of fast stages between Vera
Cruz and Mexico has asst commenced opera
,ons. They go through in four days.
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The expenditures FOR the same period we're,
S99l0,iS9 50.
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FALLANO WINTER J1oriTY1
FOR SALEhT
g TUNt: HALL,
Corner Of PraH nircct md Centre Ju4rks. Spac,

Corner Of PrcH street anl Centre yU1rtet Spas,.
BALTIMORE, Nh.
COMPRISING the best and largest stock Of
u Il EADY N ABE CLOTHIN;;
ever offered in this city. Prices reduced. Dress,
TEock, Sack, Box and Ovcrcoars. all coIurs
qualities ana srsos-lfo'n s. %, $50. AIS, $50
and upwards.
PANTALOONS superior French cnt and
ans'l at -, $50, 2, ESQ 5, $50 and upwards
embracing all styles.
F1:Gy. Pain, and Plaid Clssmeres.
VESTS, embracing every variety, at CORES"
pondinc prices.
BOYS SACK and Cvercoats. A large as
sortment Of Boys Sack and Overcoals ~ per
cent less than usual prizes.
Also, n large stock ofCLOTfiS fevcry SHADE
and quality, and every variety of ClssImcres
and Ncstings, always on hand which VIII be
made up to order in the best aud most reasena-
BILE terms. Having one Of the most aoIs and
expert eneed Cutters, good fit is always guar
anccd.
Remember the name and place, Corner Of
Pratt street and Centre Ma rket Space.
Get. u. II. RI. COLE.
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This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers OF Cecil county hath Obtained
from the Orphans Conr, of said county lei
,erS TeslamenraGy on the personal estate OF
Nahan l.atkiand. late Of said county,
Iced Al persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warled 10
exhibit the same With The vouchers thereof,
dav authenticated. on or before the 18Th day
o. October, 1880, they may otherwise, by
law be exclndcd from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
Jo,he subscribers. Given under our hands
dis 2T>h day of October .S4a.
JAMES A. LAKELAND
JOHN jANNEI, ''N WV
Oct 81 '+9-6w.
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II CST' received a let Of Mrs. Smiths BuskiG
9y shoes. Also, IL lot Of childr"nS Sizes, green.
red, bronze and Black. BENZ r MAY.