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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

II is said by the Ohio Cultivator that bucket
or two of cold water given horse 10 drink just
bcrrore riding him, takes from him all DISPOSE
ton for capcring, and renders him perfectly
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

STRANGE INrAruArloS.-Som Some ten years ago
there resided in this State, a gentleman, his wife
and two interesting daughters, who tyefe as
much respected as any family in it, Blessed
with competency of earthly goods and sur
rounded by hosts of friends, their happiness
seemed as near perfect Us human beings could eX-
pect to enjoy. Six years since this family left
here for the South, where the husband and fa-
ther took to drink and two years after became a
bankrupt and a sot Next, the wife and moher
became drunkard, and now we Understandable
two girls are inmates Of a low bWthel in city
no the Mississippi river. What commentary
on the free use Of ardent spirits! In six years a
whole family orrcspectable people we're reduced
from ailluence to the deepest depth of degrada-
lion. And yet how many eases Of a similar ma
urc are to.be met with every day Rich
ImonI Mail.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

BRUNswloK, August 2.--Jackson's majority
in Charlton reported abOut one hundred Linn
county about sixty; Carroll thirty; Lexington
one hundred and twenty-five.
FAyErrE, August 2. 49, JacksOns majority
here both days, four,
GALESA, August - Water fallen since
Friday last at 2 o'clock, 10 inches.
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M9rt Har!icaOHe, ot The iro Broihors-
We haY" The above work from the publishers,
DE Wit 4 Davenport; 100 nassau st. New
Aclk. This is an original and powerful book
from the Pen OF NRs. .MouME, author of 'Ruugh-
in- il in The Bash.' We cannot batter spcal. OF
temporary:
..2n"c the days Of "Frankcnstcin," when
Byron an Shelley declared themselves surpass-
Cd by Mrs. Hnriicy's work, There hys not been
ST. powerful 81 50 exciting novel ~ this one
beIort us. Eankcnst"n, however. drew lis
interest from the power OF nccrumuncy, whilst
MarH iiurntesiDnr OWES interest 10 the magic
OF The AuHaA heart, and tine i@hl> ana shadows
Of human passions. Thus its declaration Of
character. 50 extraordinary, 50 vigorous, almost
surrSrd"s the dramatic interest OF the story.
Though tins can only b. found ont on 4 second
pegnsaI, ior there Is nothing oI it The first time
bal 10 rush to the end oil the story
Price 90 cents in paper; 70 cts in cloth.
GrahaD.'s Maga>inc.-Ihs magazine pro-
crosses with the times; it now contains Y
CAGES monthly, well illustrated, and large
portion ui ii genuine solid literature. Buch-
anan Read, Stoddald, Herbert, Boxer and Mrs.
Hall furnish papers to the August issue, the one
before Us, which is altogether delight ul num-
Der.
The National Maga:inp, Carlton & Phillips,
New York.--This periodical is growing inlo
enT'ahi" prominence among lis rivals. No
better work for the price So is now published.
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THE CECIL WIG,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p C. RICKETTS,.

TERMS. two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADvERTIsING.-Onc dollar squire for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents a square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines Of
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square.
Fractions of a square, counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, sem-annu-
ally 10y the year at moderate rates.
[C-HandbilS and lob Work ofal kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of''THE
WHGG' Is in the centre ofthe town, next door
TO Doct. Wallace's Dug Store.
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Local "LmaIl TaI!i. p"

Tie attractions Of Ei6ton.--Do not infer
reader, from the caption OF this s.item," that we
are about to de>cant upon the pretty women,
the pretty scenery, the pleasant walks, or the
pleasant society of our good old town. Ofall
those topics we have treated again and again in
these columns, and possibly, if so disposed,
might present them to-day in a different and
more pleasant light, for they are
"Ever charming, ever new;''
but we took pen for the purpose Of mentioning
n saying common on all our tongues 'that no
one ever leaves Elkton without returning; or,
at least wishing TO return This is said to be
particularly true as regards men. The subject
was brought up just now by the following pas
sage in letter from correspondent, now far
Distant
81 cannot lose sight of Elkton. A world of
things crowd on my view, but though hid, still
above the intervening rotundity, like the de-
parted sun, ElktOn filings up a bright CLEAN to
my minds eye. Oh, yes when memories Of
Elklon shall have diminished my better feelings
Will mcI' the remaining rays into one glow, and
'ha' sha'l Dc slaT whose fauitaCC shall ever
lind entrance into my heart"
A little ardent and little poclical is that
same, and we hope our friend may recover and
revisit the town so dear to him There is
common love for the place OF ones nativity
such as Goldsmith expressed in his "Dcyericd
INIage," "a follows:
sin all ny "anic.oss sound this world Of care
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In all my gricis--auI God has gi''n my share
| still had hopes my latest hours To crown,
Amid these humble bowers 10 lay ne down:
And as hare whom hounds and horns pursue,
Pants to the place from whence at first she few,
still had hopes, my long veXatlons past,
Here TO relurn-and die at home at last;''
but this desire to return to E!kton is said not
to prevail alone with absent natives ofthc town,
but with all who, even for a short time, have
dwelt within its borders. Certainly there must
be some power in .'the attractions of Elkton -
Camp Meetings md Rainy lVeaher.-The
old assertion, grown 10 a proverb, that camp
meeting ensures a rain, has been pretty well
sustained this week. scarcely had the tents been
pitched at Bacon Hill till series OF furious
rains came on, al rnoSt severe enough to food
away the encampment' But though delayed
at the start, and shaded BY clouds several Of
last and beautiful weather prevailed on We'd
ncSaoy and Thursday. Now; (Friday-our
day for tcmiZInc,) clouds, somewhat threat
eHing, hang over head--and we are not 'wealh-
cr-wse' enough to prognosticate the issue.
The camp folks, not intending to be ouldonc by
the rain, have. tackled on; to the endyofthe
meeting three days uaains. the two it
drcnched them ont of nj the start; and il Sum
day be fair they viii have an uncountabe
crowd. All! il rams.
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40 '-A'' ""'S -~' "''
Mr.. EDIToR:-l am sorry to say the
measles continue prevalent in this
ne'shborhood although happily no SER
Io"S Consequences have resulted there
from.
me dyS"ntpry also prevails to some
a,,,nor f. tar,a ,"n h,.t nnsd,cal Jill
Inns far. hut ono Ia,th has ncrurnd and
tha, an adult
During Ibis week we bav4 b.en vij.
ted WITH several hravv rains which
haVe rendered the public roads IN some
places, more particularly the hills, al
most lmIaS:ibi". bel'eNefte SuPefYl-
sora are doing the best they can 10 repair
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% RraOers an0 Correspondents.

Tive quote part of a humorous political
letter in conneXion with an editorial, ON the
first page. The writer thinks EiHcit Icins is
hard to beat for Con@rcss-an opinion which
the campaigns OF the past fully iustIhes.
GA correspondent asks how the lines be-
low would do I" publish. We print them that
he may see how they seem.
For The Cecil Wiz
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THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
L. ScrIber of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of SAID county, letters of
administration on the personal estate Of
Joseph Brown,
late Of Pennsylvania, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before The
3lst of May, 1854,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this Is day OF June, 1853.
GEORGE EARLE,
July 30 W. Admir-.
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New Stock o. Store Goods,

of every description and variety, suited TO the
demands of the market. Their stock has been
selected with great care, all fresh and season.
able, consisting OIL Dry Goods, Groceriea, Hard
ware, Quconswarc, Ceharware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats ami Gaps, with IL general variety OF all
the wares usually kept in the retail line.
We hope our friends will give us a cali and
examine our goods. as il is our intention 10 sell
at the very lowest rates and accommodate with
articles and price all who may favor us with a
call. We particularly invite the attention OF
the ladies to orr superior stock OF Dress Goods
before making their purchases elsewhere. We
hope BY close attention to business, and by the
advantageous prices Of our goods TO merit a
liberal share OF public patronage.
n. b. Conntry produce taken in exchange
for goods al the highes. markc, prices.
MAY 18th 1883
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CITY CASH PRICES.

Their STOCK consisting Of men and boys wear
has been carefully selected, and their drtcrni-
nation Is 10 keep up al all trmrSa
.\er, FRESH md Lireiy Stock;
superior IN every respect TO the class Of cloth
lng heretofore and now sold in this market
CiOI'NiNG W.4RE ROOMS,
Opposite tic Fountain Lul, EIhi0n, (ap ~airs0
where every advantage Tor selecting, fitting am!
trying on garments Will be afforded.
y. j. Clothing made To order equal IN all
respects to lac finest city customer work.
May i4lh '53.
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The Place to Buy
FRESH, FANCY & STAPLE GOODS,
Of Rich ind Beautiful
SPRING IND Sums Err STYLES
Is 1T
y. II. ASs4's NEW STORE,

~ 41'' " '1"' ~ - = ''h. va IN - LIo
IsAT
y. II. ASE4'S NEW STORE,
MARKET ST., nearly onnosite Iohnson,s
III hotel. where he offers for sale a large and
carefully selected assorrment.of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Fia,d. Maid.
changeab,e. MIA n col,rs and black silks. ali
prices and widths: Lama Cloths, Mouslin de
Eages, Baregc de- LANES. Satin srripe, fg'd and
plain Barcers; French and American Lawns.
Alpacas: Ginghams Prints and White Goods.
Plaid aud plain cnmbric, iaconei. Swiss, null
ami book Muallns; Swiss and cambria Edgines
and lnscrtin.S. French wnr pJ collars, with
anI without points; cambric Il Ikfs., sc.
P.4RYSOLS .8ND F.3NS.--Fig'd, chance
able and prn parasols with or without lining.
Fans from ) cts 10 81. nicely rnt NJ in boxes.
GENYLENENS' H'E.4R Black, b,ue,
drab. green and brown woul-llyei Cloths. black
and fancy Ca>slmcrr$, fashionable Styles fancy
silk and satin yestings, white, colorcd Mar
settles do
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NOTICE..
Office Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
OF Cecil county, July u, 1858.
THE seventh annual meeting OF the Mana
gers of this company will take place al their
Office in the Town Of Elklon, on Saturday, the
6M day Of august neat. AT that meeting the
annual report will be submitted and an elec-
ton will be held for nine Managers to serve
July IS TN f. A. ELLIS, Sec.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

sMTM. TORBERT has now opened his new
w and we'll selected stock of Spring and
ummer Goods, all OF which he is offering very
bean. His .tnck consists in Enrl of
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S'a'OE' EsESRIE' !

CO. REWARD.--Stolon from the field of
90 the subscriber, on last Saturday night, a
black Mare, about years old, a white spot in
her forehead, large hoad and ears, long neck
and body, and fine traveller. She had long
switch tail when taken, but that may have been
trimmed. The above reward will be paid Tor
the return OF said mare. o. NOWLAND.
Near South Mtord, Cecii Co., ND. July %
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iprlns & Summer Clothing. sc.

Spring & Summer Clothing, sc.
BRADBURY in the 'sHollow,' nearly op-
ID positc McCauley's BLACKSMITH shop, has
Just receiyed Il fine assnrtmou. o. Spring and
Snmmcr Clothing, all ot which he vii. sell
low tor cash az cOunir; prodncC.
Clocks us usual. in great variety. Also, II
Splendid assortment Of fancy articles.
Bramblr, Grass ard Cia,iiing ScythcS, a,
p, 81 and sc cents, each; fine steel.
EIkton, Apr 90
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NLOCES.-JuSt received and for sale, a SUI
y perior assortment oi clocks. ranging in price
from 81 80 10 81. Also large assortment Of
Looking Glasses from l29 c.s To 81. Call and
see oar assortment Of ClochS, Giasscs, SC, and
W. feel assured yon viii! be inclined TO purchase
after vor examine the superior quality Of our
goods Directly opposite Johns0n,s Hotel. ,
NAV % \. J. SCOTT X BRO.
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$50 Acres,

more or less. This property lies one mile from
Warwick. and about four from Ceclton, ana is
very valuable and highly improved. 1t has on
II a good two story Frame Dwelling; kitchen,
mea'-housc, cHrrlagc-houac, stable, @ranay,
corn-cIihS, sheds, AMI all necessary ou build
In@s. There Is also gu this property thriving
Apple O,ch"d. The lcncIn& is III good order
:. a tract OF land !!,ng and bcla@ in Kent
county, six miles from Georgetown K Roads,
Containing
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HrryF s'gs;r,,S Eag,T5,


DY virtue Of Decree of the Cicuit Court of
ID Cecil comfy, sitting in Equity, the under
signed, as Trustee, w,li sell AT Public Sale, at
the Court House door in Elkton, Coed county,
Maryland, on
Wednesdoy, the 17ti Of .August, neat,
all that Farm or tract of lanI whereof Darius
Shippers, lately died seized and possessed. stu
alrd on the road leading from Ei!ion to the
Brick Meeting !Iouse, and within two miles Of
the former place; said tam containing
80 Acres OF Land,
more or less.
The natural quality of the soil is excellent,
and the situation OF the land near to nayigabie
water, atiordng unusual facilities tor procur-
ing lime and guano, and other inauures, renders
this property altogether desirable.
The improvements are comfortable frame
or log DWELLING, aud the usual out houses.
There is an excellent spring OF water near the
door There are about IL acres OF W oodand
furnishing chesnut timber sufficient fox lenclng
Sale to commence at , O'Clock p. NJ.
TERMS or S.1LE.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the De-
cree, require one third Of the puI chase money
to be paid in cash on the day Of sale, one third
in nine months from the day of sale, and the
residue in eighteen months from the day O! SALE
the credit payments to he secured b. the bonds
or notes ilhe purchaser, with surety or sure
ties to be approved BY the Trustee. The last
two insalmentS te bear interest from the day
OF sale. JAS. T.. MCCULLOUGH,
July % is Trustee.
C57inlclIjgenccr. DoyleStown; copy Till sale
and send bill TO trustee.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE,

TIE First or Fall term will commence
WEDNESDAY,, the 3lst of August. This is
the proper time to enter the College or Scien-
tito Department, as with this term the schnlas-
Tic year begins. The examinations for admis-
sion will be on the 30th.
Rev. ". S. +. GRAHAM,
Newark, July 10 4w Pres. of Col.
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AkarIet Y.

In the Circuit Court, la Chcncery, June
for Cecil COUNTY. <29;h, 1853.
ORDERED, That The sales made and report
" ed by James T. Mccullough, Trustee, Tor
the sale OF the real estate of John P. Hooper,
James Hooper and others, be ratified and con
!irmed, unless use 10 the contrary thereof be
she"n or ar before the sixth day OF September
next; provided copy Of this order, be inserted
in some newspaper printed al Eikton, in Cecil
couhty, oncea week Tor one mohth before the
sixth dav Of August next.
The repor! states the amonnr of sales tn BE-
$50 l.629. II. II. MITCHELL, CIk.
True copy. Test, Il. II. Mitchell, Clck.
July I'm
TENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That The sub.
H. srrihcr of Cecil County. has Obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters Tes-
tImentary On the personal estate OF
Mary Euggins,
late o! said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against The said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
therco! duly authenticated, on ar before the
2nd day Of May, 1851,
they may otherwise By law, be cXcnicd from
all benefit Of said estate. All persotis indebted
10 SAID estate, are requested In make immediate
payment 10 Inc subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day oIJgne, 1883.
GEORGE PERRY,
June - 6w Eyec'r,
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TO NJ

The world is wlqe--a world Of JOY
In spite OF greet ami tear;
Yet Pleasure 5 not without alloy,
Save, R, when thou ant ucar."
And Heavenly Hope, with message free,
Though glad my heart 10 heal,
Brings not the puieSt JOY to me,
Save, Il, when thou art near"
And Life, with dreams so sweet and bright :,
Is To my heart most dear;
Yet not unmiXei with shades OF night,
Save, R, when thou art near
THUS hath it been, and thus t will be,
Through every coming year;
Then, grant the precious boon tu me
10 hHGr that ''thuu arr near"
ca fast age, is this. Men travel fast,
think fast, write fast. a young friend who
lately dashed away out West, stopped some
where this side uI shutdown to drop Us familiar
leter-not for The Haig-tho' We take ho!n
il The following hurryWs extract:
Il plunged through New ERIK and reap
pcareI The SANE Ugh: il Dnn&irA; next morn
iu@ uncollca nyseii amid the chatter tnt cicak =
ing Ol Cleveland; caught Il 9!urlGus @Ilmp,c 81
Enc, sUbItury agitatrI, and saw Vessels
stretching away IN the blue distance; dropped
down lhrough Oho--yla Columbia 10 iln-
cinnaii; got aboard a stramrr tor Louisville;
brrahlu&I in l.. at the Gait House. aud rook
another steamer Ioi 81. Louis; Wa Transported
near Tie mDnlh Of The ONO into hl- boai--
our litt!e one grnNrlilng anon" Tie shoals back.
The Ohio he mos, MAGNIFICENT river ever
saw; 50 gracsfu are It's bcndS--,o beautiful lis
ri, .It,. h,.t.
TIE .'!I>SiSS,pp!, a ,uccGsson Of log ponds with
stray ilub2r drilling m0n0lnnoU>IN through
them. Up, up we rushed To II. Louis; IauI By
Till evening, inca started Tor -------. Above
ST. Louis hc Diver becomes clear, the dirty,
uncyllzci Missouri plungrs its GIthy mouth
into It about is mics above 81. L.,) and more
beautiful"
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.5gS'E OPENED!
p NEW STORE,

ODpo1ta the F0UntQin Inn, E?kton.
A J.%COTr X BRO, respectfully announce
II. 10 their friends and the public, that they
have just retained from the city with an eXten~
sive and entirely
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GRAM WA NTEIgs.

4 J. SCOTT & BRO, will pay the highest
Il. Cash prices Tor Wheat, Corn, and Oats.
N. b. Bags FINISHED. apply al their store
in Elkt0n, opposite .Ioknson's Hotel.
y KEGS OF CUMBERLAND NAILS,
~ reed aud for sale low, BY
May % Al. SCOTT s BRO.
SUGAR CURED HAMS; Fitch and Shout
- ders, for sale by VIM. TORBERT.
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JUST RECEIVED
A LOT OF NEW GOODS, AT
E'Sye3 5y3DEK swaessE aE

w M. KENNARD & CO., where i'll con
w nCctCn with their former stock they are
resolved 10 sell at greatly reduced prices. to
induce those in want. 10 rive them an carly
call, as by So doing they wiz had it greatly 10
their advantage. The following is a slctcA . t
Our stock:
LHiicS Dress Goods. GcRiiemens' Wear.
Silk Poplin>, Cloths,
Linen LusIre Ca'simercs,
Barge De Lame, Nestnas,
French Lawn, Cotton Goods,
Americrn do. Linens,
Dress Gingnans, Kid Cloves,
Apron do. Cotton do.
Prints, SILK do.
WntTr Goons.--SwiSs. bishop lawns, mulls,
linen hdhiS., coI!aiS.
Il nc~ on,ets Of linen for Coats and Prints
-Scyg jr&@iouable. Mu>Ins, striped shifting,
II M .,,l Z
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ESQ.

Good new crop Mobile Sugar, Stewhrt's crush
cd: puIvel.acd and clarified sugars. In store
now at BRown Il FoARp's.
Feb IV. 3d.
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SaddIery Il Harness Maxine,

DANID II. COCHRAN, respectfully informs
y his friends AMI the public that h" has re-
moved I,om the Buck Meeting iioasr TO Elk
Ton. where he continues the above business in
The house lately occupied as a shoe store, by
william Jones. In Whann's Row, opposite the
site u The OH Washington Hotel.
He will keep constantly on hand and manu-,
- larDure to o,der, Spanish, Shaft,
5r'-z- Quilted and Plain SADDLES, to-
J y.1-@-EvrSSs gclhcr with Carriage, SuLkey
,qE.S>,>.! T., Wagon aud Cart HARNESS.
Brtl">, Marlin4a.es, Collars, Whips; spurs,
Hose Blankets, Trunks, NaIiscS, Carpet Bags
Fly Nets. Pdlrnt Hrru"S Trace CHAINS. &C.,
all Of which he will diSpos" ofun the most rra-
sonabr terms. IL respectfully soilcits the
patronage ofthc public, and warrants his work
to give entire satisfaction. [may , 3m
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of all kinds, very cheap. Come with the cash
and you viii not be Disappointed in either
quality or price v. NJ. khNNAhn& 20.
July 10 East end Of J.. ikiUn.
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NOTICE.--The stated meetings of III" Or
" phans' Court OF Cecil county, ar" held On
the second Tueedays in Fehnary, April, june,
August, October and December. School Ac-
counts must be presented, on lhe second Tues
day III Jane cary, the 2nd Tuesday in April, the
2nd Tuesday in June and he 2Hd Tuesday in
October. JAMES II. LAMAR.
Juac IS SO Reg, OF Wills.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Tesla
menlary on the personal estate Of
Abigail paXson,
late of said county deceased. All persons hay
Ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
9Th day Of April, 1854,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
10 SAID estate, are requested to make immediate
payment II the subscriber. Given under my
hand lAi, 25th day Of June, 1853.
OLIVER PhXSON,
June % CIV Exec'r
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= 80 Acres,

more or less. The Improvements are two
story Dwelling House, with kitchen, meat
house. carriage house, grnnary, stable, cora
crit, &c. This property adjoins lands vi Philip
Rason. and others; tn" quality orthe land Is "A-
been spread upon ii within the last two OF three
years. Thirty or forty acres in wood.
3. a tract Of land lying and being in Kent
county, six miles from GEORGETOWN Il nlals,
and one aud a half miles from Nass"y'S K
Roads, adjoining lands Of John Warrington
and others, and containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-30

OJ-Ihe Yellow Fever is in Phila-
delphia, introduced there by vessel
from CIentuegos. Several persons have
died with it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-30

ASHLAND FOR SALE.-The farm Of
the late Henry Clay is advertised in the
Lexington Observer tor sale. 1t con-
tains three hundred and thirty acres of
the best land in Fayette county, Ky.