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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-01

rIIHS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
l. Gerber Of Cecil equity, has chained from
the Orphans Court Of said County letters Of Ad
ministralicn on the personal cstate CT
John p. Morris.
late Of said county deceased. All persons av-
ing claiqs 2ainst the said dec used, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
duly authenticated, On OF before the
It'll day Of January, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, De excluded iiera all
benefit ct said estate. All rcr.ons intei,,c,i 10
said estate are requested TO make immediate Jay!
inent to the subscriber. Given under my land
this list day Of February, 1851.
THOS. c. CIRCUMSTANCES.
Peh I, 81 6w Amir.
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Public Sale.

FEY order OF the Orphans Court of Cecil
a9county, the subscriber Will offer at Public
Sale on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of March next.
nt the Farm !at y occupied by Andrew McIntile
Sr. deceased, all the Personal Estate Of The de-
ceased, consisting of the Following property. TO
wit: 20 lailch Cows, , yoke Of work Oxen,
two year old hc.itrs, 4 one year old Do, Bull.
Horses, 2 Colts, sows, 6 small PIGS. Tntys.-
ing Machines, one Of them of Atlcc's make with
fan; Glover Min, marlborough wheat Fan. |
Corn shelter, lusscy's Rcnping Machine in
good order, cutting box, wood wagon , OK
carts, sleigh, horse rake, good Carriages
with harncss, saddle, plouehs and plough gears,
tallow harrows, 3 cullyaors, roller, together
with lot of other farming utensils. A large
quantity OF Glover Hay.
ALSO,
A quantity ofHouseholj and Kitchen Furni-
ture; doz. Mir Pans, and Other articles per-
tainingto the dairy business. Sale to commence
AT 10 o'clock.
Terms Of Salc:-By order ofthe Court. all
sums not exceeding ten dollars to be raid in ca hi;
for sums above $40, a credit of four months will
DC given, on notes with approved security.
ANDREW MCINTYRE,
Feb. IS, ~ 3w Executor.
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N. CAROLINA. The Legislature of
North Carolina, previous 70 adjourning
on the Goth ult., incorporated 10 plank
road companies, 8 turnpike companies,
. navigation and 2 river Improvement
companies, 3 railroads, a mining and 4
manufacturing do; 8 academies, and ad-
ded $ l100,000 to the Banking capital
of the State.
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COLD DOLLAR LAw--It is not neccs-
sary to re-enact this law 10 keep up the
coinage of this valuable little coin, which
just now, like friend in need, is a friend
indeed. The law of Sd March, 1S49,
alluded to, authorizes the coinage OF
double eagles and gold dollars "from
time TO time and not to any definite Pc
riod.-BoH. San.
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EAr 9TicE is hereby given 20 the creditors 4
/ y 9m. l.. Armstrong, that i personal dr.
charge alh cen granted 10 said debtor. md Il ut
the seventh day Of April. being tie first day 4
our county coult EcN succeeding this cate lnih
been sci apart fot ;..e final hearing la his case,
where his creditors Il " nticn7. and she1w cause
ifany they hnyn, why fnal discharge q al net
be g:ant"l 'aii debtor.
Test. r. c. HOLIYDAI. Cn.
Dec. >Sth '50--3m Of Cecil county Cou1t.
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B,HRG.4I.NSi BHRG.II.biSii
CLOSING OUT WINTER STCCE.

FNyIE subscriber being 7CSirOus of closing cut
IL entirely his winter stock C. Dry Goods. OIL
frs at his early day, splendid lot Of fyraeIt
Mrrinoes at 90 per cent below ordinary prices,
Alouslin de LANES from 10 per cent below ,hcir
value to 10 per cent below the cost of imrora-
ton. Coiored Alpucag, Cashmeres, Sacling
flannclS, Nack inaw Blankets. Cassimercs. GAS
sinels and NcFtinos, at greatly reduced prices.
Also. a large lot Of Prints very low, now is
your time TO purcliasr, you will need sEch
goods !or3 or inonis yet, and money in;estel
in them at so low prices, will pay good interest
10 use them year hnnGc.
WILLIAM TORBERT.
One dooratore the Court House
Jam 25, Elliton, Nd.
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SECRETARY CoNRAD.-The Washing
ton Republic says that Secretary Conrad
will be detained from the duties of his
Office for few days, in consequence Of
the death eff his brother, i. d Conrad,
distinguished lawyer Of New Orleans.
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ILIN TEH.NN "a N.TLE
CO.t'2T.fBLE'S sale.

El Y virtue Of a writ Of Nendi>ioni Eyponas is
@Gsucd by Andrew Orr, one Of the Justices oi
the Peace of The Stuto Of Maryland, in and Tor
Cecil connty, ct the suit oi Ini,n c. iiamer,
against the goods and rhnttlca, lands and tcna-
fnents Of joshua Sullivan, to nc directed, l
have seized anti taken into execution, all The
r,ht, tile, interest aud estate, at law an | in
equity Of the said Joshua Sullivan. in nal IL all
his interest in "A no.tgsgr from Empson Tench
to joshua Sri!iyaa aud Annie sullivan, on Il
house and iot in the vicinity of the village OF
Font Deposit and hereby I'VE notice that on
WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day o.; March next, Il,
village Of Port Deposit, Twill offer tor sale the
said property or interest, so siezel and taken
in execution hy public Auction to the highest
bidder for Ga h.
ROBERT STEPHENSON, Const.
Ell & ,ll--tw 80 .nNN
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THE ARRIVALS FROM SEA, at New
York, on Monday, were very numerous.
The Antarctic, from LIVERPOOL, brings
545 passengers in the stcerage; the ur-
gent, from Belfast, 1873; and the Elbe,
from Hamburg, 1862. Immigration, just
now, is heavier than it usually IS at this
season.
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THIS rs TO GIVE NnTICr.

rpUIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Scrib"ra Of Cecil county, has, obtained lrorn
the Orphans Court cr sail county letters olaI-
minisira;ion on Tic personal estate Of
Annie Mercer.
late or said county deceased Al persons hnv-
ing coms against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit tn e"nc with n" vouchers
thcrcoGduly authenticated, on o. before the
Clh day cfFcbrary. 1859.
they IoHy oth"!ws" by law, be excluded from all
benefit ofsaid estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment TO the subscribers. Given under our
hands this 10Th duy Of Fcbrnary 1851.
JOHN W. WRIT.
MARGARET S. WRIT,
Feb. 18th, 81 CIV Aim'rs.
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CLENGYMrN DlsQuALIFIED.-Thcc con-
mittce in the Virginia Constitutional
Convention, 10 whom the subject Of the
qualifications Of members Of the State
Assembly was referred, have reported a
clause which disquaIilies ministers of The
gospel and priests OF every denomina-
ton fem holding seats.
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TIE CECIL II HIG


10 Rsf:ssc1S aeEssi aerFcSf0HssRssb
The article in relation to ''The Order
of the Sons Of Temperance" shall find a
place next week.
Ralph Rambler has written long
s'Wayside Epistle' this week in reply
to a correspondent, who last week took
exception to his remarks on the subject
of "Mourniug." The articles on both
sides are very well written.
"ii'' is out with spirited reply to the
"Sonnies" whose articles appeared last
week. Quite a nervous controversy,
gentlemen; but try and avoid anything
which may seem to be personal without
bearing upon the matter at issue.
Among the selected articles will be
found thrilling sketch detailed by a
skater; an interesting article on dress, a
column on agricultural subjects, and a
chapter relative to allowing boys 10 run
the streets after night-tall,
On this last subject something is nee
essary to be said at this time in this town.
We have said that the boys have taken
the town. Most certainly they dispute
the right of mastery with the adult pop
ulation. They kindlc bonfres and cry
fire through the streats-thev stone hou-
Sos and break windows with implnity-
and lately they sacked an armorv and
with drums and musbcts took the town
took il at the point Of the bayonct-
we say took ii, for no resistance was
made AGAINST their attack.
The end Of these things isplan-boys
allowed thus TO rum al pjoI,f uDcared for.
will generally crow ND Iawless rowdies,
and instead oEba,no useful in the COM
muni4v will he newfoundland nuisanccs,
Let those more directly interested in
these THINGS see to them. But turn TO
the article on the first page and read il.
Come to think, this is the first morn
inc of Spring. February has opened
the way for an early SHRINE. Inf as VET
we cannot be sure that the season OF
heavy freezing and snow isenAcd. True,
the frogs are chattering in the ponds
III, bl9,-hirdS arc sinrinr in ine trees
l ,,,,.,,. r,.,,.,,,, ,,.,, nI,,,o.;,,,. -,
"
'Ilelf le'NeS preparatory 10 "''oI'''''1' H"'
the Keen iroa's may yet seal up the
ponds and stop the merry chatter that
;gsn,. fro,, than, !, tha nven;ors ,hc
,,,ol,;l, ln;, ,oo,. oo,;, :,
'''' VI 80 may ~ ~ ''N'l '"0N "o',.i
lhe "'"'n' ana inc Veh'oFeSoi"e i''ll'
flowers may be nippcd untimely. Yet
we shall hope not, for the eyes Of ali
looo for fine Green fields and fine thick
r,. cn
'r5 OF Inc meadows, ana 'he cars OF al
long for the gushcs of song from tho
groves and hedges, and the cheeks Of all
lcrn for tbc talmv breath Of fine zonhvr.
,r,.; w, ..4 :.
W '"S, u "'' II "''' oo.''' "t''S,,
NY ana prh& Wi1h II happiness ana
health to all. Just here we think ola
little song by Barry Cornwall, which
,y..sh.lI c,ot,
E;asa% sis PRAISE St = EeaGssS.
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TIE CUBAN PRIzoHEEs ARRIVED
HoME.-CaFt. Gratlam and his mate,
Mr.. Bennett, lave arrived at their
homes in Camden, Me-, owing their par
don from the Queen of Spain 10 the "&-
etionS Of Mr.. Gradients mother. They
were treated cruelty in the Moro Castle
al Havana, but afterwards the Spaniards
were kind tothem.
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EfNs. Gnar.

THE subscriber offers 81 Private Sale. The
FRAME HOUSE on Main Street occuriel by
James NoDifoml. Also, the FRAME HOUSE
on Main Street near Bridge 81.
Jan. ! If FRANCES 3. GOTTIFE.
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OAT GrEDrNG.-1hc oai seeding sea-
is now at hand; a correspondent of
the Centreville Times suggests to far
mers the following method which he
has tried for several years with uniform
success:
The ground generally selected has
been in corn the preceding year. The
oats are sowed early at the rate of /
bushels to the acre and ploughcd lightly
into eight Or sixteen feet lands. Har-
rowed crosswise and rolled crosswisc
Immediately after seeding. The roller
is Indispensable to making a good crop
Of oats.
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4 Gard.


FE'iiE subscriber oittrs for rem, L is Farm. con-
L. timing nrar $50 acres Ct Eanl, situated nrnr
the tnicn Meeting House. To one who can
come well recommended Gov honesty and tom
prrancc, a good chance viii be given.
WILLIAM II. EDER.
Elkton, Feb. g, SLIT.
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NOIiCE.-I'hc :;alc meetings of The o.
plans Court Of Cecil county, nrc held On the Sc
cond Tuesdays in February, April, June, Aupu,i =,
October and December. School Accounts must be
presented, on thH second Fucstny in january, the
list TUESDAY in April, the PM Tuesday III Jaly,
and the Bird Tuesday liz October.
GEO. h. HOWARD, Reg. of Wills.
Jan. ith 1851.
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TIE OLDEST WoMAN INTHE WoRLp,
is said to be living at Gateshcad, Eng
land. Her name is Mary Benton. Size
was born Feb. -, 1881. and if she lives
till the census is taken, she will be en-
tered as 120yearsold. She walks erect,
hears well, uses no spectacles, and 50
late as 1873 assisted at a hay-maki!.g al
Elton.
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SAD EVENT. The Denton (Md.)
Journal says sad casualty occurred in
Caroline county on Sunday, 10Th inst.
As Henry Price and his wife, free ne
groes, and a slave man ofJohn Williams,
were crossing the river near Stock
Landing Mills, the canoe capsized, and
before assistance could be obtained Mr..
Williams slave and Prices wife were
drowned. Price himself was saved by
assistance from the shore.
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L OF EEeBsG .

one halfthc brick dwelling on Front Street
" now occupied by Mr.. stephen Hayes. APP
plyto NARY L. HOLLlNC'SMoklh III.
Feb. %. lik Landing.
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Nlar3nl
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&01ag in praise Of Spring.

Where come the shccpl
TO the rich mans moor,
Where cometh sleep!
TO The bed that's poor,
Peasants must weep,
And kings endure;
That is a fate that none can cure.
Yet Spring doeth all she can, trow:
She brings the bright hours,
She wears the sweet flowers,
She dresscth her bowers,
For all below.
Ollie Spring! the bo~ntIfu1 Spring.!
She SAiacM md smiletA on ecerything.
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~ JOHN F. MORSE
~ ~ Speaker House Representatives
a. 1. CHARLES G. CONVEe s,
Speaker Of the Senate
March, 4, 1851. $3.50, ~
IAN ACT

-HoF iiIas'.'sHAN ACT 'l'AiiAH&
Further to amend the act entitled an act TO
regulate the Practice of the Judicial
,s' Courts, passed March 8,,l83i .Ua' '.a,ay
SEC. 1. Bet enacted by The General As
ssn,bly Of the STATE, Of Ohio, That il in any
suit or action at law in any Of the courts OF
!. record in this State, judgment shall have
been OF may be hereafter rendered against
the plaintiff or plaintiffs, and such plaintiff
or plaintiffs shall not reside in the State, OF
before the satisfaction Of such judgment
shall remove Ind be without this State, anu
the defendant in euch suit shall die; md il
an administrator, executor or guardian be
such defendant, and shall resign or be re-
moved, then an administrator de bonis non,
or subsequent guardian duly appointed and
qualified, may be made party to such Judg-
q ment. and the same be revived in favor ol
such administrator de bonis, non or guard i'm
BY writ Of scire facias sued out of the cou
having power to award execution upon such
q Judgment against said plaintiff or plaintiffs;
. aad that upon said writ Of scife facias being
returned scire faci. or on two successive
writs of scire facias not issued at the same
term or in the same vacation of said court
being returned nihil, such plaintiff or PLAIN
tiffs shall be considered as in court, and may
be proceeded against accordingly. t.s
g Sec. Q. That in oil cases under the thir-
iy-seventh section OF the act to regulate the
practice OF judicial courts, passed March 8.
1891, the plaintiff or plaintiff in any judg.
ment heretofore rendered, or that may here
after be rendered, may cause any defendant
or defendants against whom the original was
or may be issued and returned not found.
and who at the time of the issuing OF such
original writ or rendition of such judgment
mon non-residents of this State, or who may
have removed out of the State after the is
suing OF said writ or rendition of said judg-
ment, TO be made party TO such judgment on
the return Of two consecutive wits OF scire
iaclas not found hy the Sheriff OF the county
in which such judgment shall have been re-
/ corded. ,.s
JOHN F. MORSE, -
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Sherif's Sale.

The State OF Ohio,
vs.
James D. Wausley, VENDr ExFoNAs.
Thomas Elder, g.
John Elder.
DY virtue of n writ of vend exponas, TO me di
I'D rected from the court OF Common FlenS, OF Plt
nam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at tile house
of james D. WamsIey, in said county. on
Monday, the twcn'y,fnurlh day OF March
g.. ..-.- 1851, .rs..
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, to witt
Two munte clocks. five acres of wheat in the
ground, one bureau, one watch, one rife gun, and
one stovei and
On the first day of April, 1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, will ofrr for
sale ut the door OF the court Ionsc, in Sid county,
the following described real estate TO wiz
% The south west quarter Of the south east quarter
of section thirty -four, town one north, range hve
east in Putnam county, Ohio. containing forty acres
Of land, eOr less
Taken in execution ms the property Of james d.
Wansey, Thomas Elder aud John Elder, to satisfy
judgment in favor Of the fund commissioners OF
Putnam county, Ohio.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
a Sherif''s Office, Kalida,
Putnam County, o., Feb. %, 1851. 6
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Sheriff Is Sale.

.... Sheriff Is Sale. ...
VS.. VENDi EXPoNAs.
Henry Shank.
DY virtue of writ of vtndi exponas, to me di'
ID rrced from the court OF Common Pleas, OF Put.
nam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of
the court house, in said county,
On the first day Of April, 1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described real estate, to wit: ...
The west half of the north west quarter of section
lwenty.cight, except three acres sold to George
Goe aud the east half OF the north east quarter OF
section twenty nine, except Two ncrss sold 10 John
Sllfcry all in town two SOUTH of range eight east,
containing one hundred and fity.fve acres, more
or less.
.'aken as tho property Of Henry Shank to satisfy a
Judgment in favor OF Elijah Ferguson.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Sheriff''s Office, Kalida,
Putnam County, O., Feb. ID, 1851. 6
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Also, Notary Public.
Sheriff Is Sale.

Sheriff Is Sale.
Lyman Ramond
.. vs.. ..s.. ,. I IN PARTITION
Thadcu7 Ramona, ct a. -I.... .-...-.
DY virtue Of an order OF the court Of Common
ID Pleas of Putnam county, O'io, TO me directed,
shall oder for sale ut the docr OF Tie court house III
Raida,
On HE first day of April, 1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
real estate sui ject TO tile dover Of gail GUrdGe,
in said estate, to wit: .... .. .. ...
Lot number !, in section seven, town chc "oftn oil
range seven east. containing forty six acres 70
lot number one in section Gi4lpcn in town one
north. of range east, containing seven acres
Also, lot number nine, in section sPv.uteen, town
one north. OF range seven east, containing eight
ncres of land more or les. all In Putiiam county,
Chic, to he sold tile following conditions TO VII:
One third oftle purchase noney to he paid in band
one third in one year, and the residue in two years
the deferred payments to he secured by mortgage on
the premises sold.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
au SIerff'S Office, Kalda, '.
Putnam County, o, Feb. 2l, 1851. 6
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COURT OF
ssagraa COMMON PLEAS, .el#
. .-... Kolida March 0d I85I.
County Auditor

NTOTICE is hereby given That the &C
counts OF the Administrators OF the
following estates have been filed in the Office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Putnam. Ohio
for final settlement:
G. H. Rice, Administrator of Reuber
Conner, deceased tt,-
Theodore Wrocklege, Administrator o
Mary F.. Wrocklage, deceased.
+, ]. Y. Sackeu, Administrator Of Henry
Ridenour, deceased. - aei, y 1
J.. Y. Sackett. Administrator OF Jamc
Latty. dcceased. nfL. ,.ual =, .h .
Georg, Skinner, Administrator of Georg'
Conner, deceased. srl'
Jabez S. Spencer, Administrators of Obed
Sr' g.Y ROBERT W. THRIFT,
52l '.-.-.sr Clerk C. C. P.
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@=s AL KALIDA HOTEL,
.@!!I. By T. II. MCCLURE.

VTNHE citizens of Putnam and the adjoining
Counties, and, the travelling public
generally are respectfully informed that T.
K. Mcclure, has purchased the above well
known stand, and which he is fitting up for
the reception and accommodation OF travell-
ers, and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travell.
ing public generally.
AS MIR. McC, is well known asa landlord,
and the accommodations OF the KALlDA
HOTEL, IT'S STABLES, &C., are well
known to be ample, he deems it unnecessary
to say more than that his bes; exertionswillbe
given to eater for the tastes and comfort %:
the travelling public, who may give him n
call, and that he is determined to provide the
best the country affords. .r4.-r ,.
February l., 1850. rn 6lz
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usual length OF time at the expense Of the
State, eseept travelling expenses to and from
said institution, and all the necessary cloth
ing cor the pupils; any thing in any Jaw for
ihs. .instruc ton Of The blind, which conflicts
with the provisions Of this act, is hereby rs.
9 vyaava1srgJoHNo f.. MORSE,Sle
Speaker House Representatives.
4iN 40 fCHAELES O. CONVERS,
UEo,a2M IsamrS Speaker oi the Senate.
!; March IL, 1851 yHt'io osswimo1
=
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.4wN k9Nff S,iA -. Il.
purpose; and any, two Judges OF said cour''
in vacation. may, after hearny, make any
provisional order Or decree insuch suit which
may be necessary to enforce such contracts,
to be in forcelunhl the next session OF said
court in the proper county. ei
Sec. g. The directors OF. any railroad COM
pany are hereby authorized to sell or nego'
iiate The bonds or notes issued BY said COM
pany,, soro received by itin payment OF sub
scriplion to its capital stoc or otherwise, at
such times and al such places, either within
or without this State, and at such rates as IN
their opinion will best advance the interests
Of such company; and il such bonds or notes
are thus sold at q discount such sale shall
he as valid in every respect as If sold al
their parvalue.J sEi tr 1r.5n. aiH'"'
,.yti ia7,r JOHN F. MORSE,
.as.s Speaker House Represe natives.
.a4 .is CHARLES G. CONVERS,
anSsug 7'5N Speaker of The Senate.
March 3, 1851. be, ,ah 7s1 t
90 !, William M. Bell, Auditor in ard for
The County Of Putnam, do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws are correct and
have been carefully c"mpa'ed by me.
WILLIAM NJ BELL.
County Auditor