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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-16
CONsTAEfLF.'.S SALE.

D1 virtue of a writ of tier facias issued
ID by John \. Rankin, ESP. one of the JUS
tees Of the Peace of the State of Maryland.
III and for Cecil county, at the suit of John
W. Freeman against the goods and chattlcs,
lands and tcncmcnts of Edward Kcnnard and
to me directed, have seized and taken into
execution all the right, title and interest of
the said Edward kennard in and to all that
Lot or parcel Cd Land,
lying and being on Back Street in the Town
of Elkton, with the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon, which is contained within the
following boundaries to wit: Beginning at q
point on the south side of Back Street at the
corner Of a lot of ground belonging to the
heirs of Martha Torbcrt, decd, and running
thence with said lot southcrly course to a
lot Of ground conveyed by the said Edward
kennarl and wife to John S. kcnnard. then
with said lot conveyed to the said John S.
kcnnarl. an castcrlv course to a point near
street lately opened by Jacob 4. Collins.
then norther!y course with said street last
named to Back street, Il nd thence with said
Back street to-the place Of beginning and
hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the GM dayof January, nctt,
1850. between the hours of O'Clock and
O'Clock p. NJ, on said day, will expose
the said property ut Public Sale, ut the Court
House door in Elkton, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy the said writ and the costs
llEI. FOARD,
December 10th, 1854 Nv Constable.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
NEAR PRlNCIpIO FURDNcE, J
nI.EI,NnI,., l Ir,I IL Z

DECEMBER l4TII, '54.
Mn. EDITOR I've been thinkin il would
be Il good time for me to com out from among
the cats and 60 up by the furnicr o learn to
spell. Mr.. Ewin has opened school in
house iplongin to Kmhlc u Pyle: and Mr.
Price intends opcnin one next week, in his
house, 50 you st we haY teachers if no school
houses.
This neck is improyin rapidly. Where
nothing but pretty girls and buckle berry
bushes used to grow can now be seen green
fields Of wheat, and thanks to fortune, the
pretty girls too.
The farmers are importer Newfoundland
dogs, Western cats and Durham cattle: some
Of the cattle that took the premiums at the
Baltimore Cattle Show are ON the Point
Farm formerly owned by Mr.. McIlcnrv, but
recently sold by him to q. W. Barnes, of
llavrc dc Grace
The Hermit makes the best butter that is
taken to market: and Mr.. lIagen.alnp's has
kcts exceed all others.
The sloop Tartar, Capt. Samuel Hitchcock
hound from Baltimore to Principle Creek got
suck in the ice off White Banks on last
Wednesday week. she was cut to and released
on Monday last. by the steamer Maryland
Capt. Hitchcock states lie was not on
boa"d at the time. but had sent the vessel up
in care of Capt 10 Smith of BALTIC. who. not
knowing the nature Of the ice foolslly tried
to make through it to Carpenters Point. he
should hay dropped back into Elk River.
III promise to say no more about the cats
after my next letter in which | II describe one
that comes down from Hollow Branch,
known by the name of "llorse R,diSh.'
ID. Fly.
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TIE CzAR AND HUMAN LIfE.-According
10 the Edinburgh Advertiser, the Car has
carried on war with the Circassians for TWEEN
ty eight years, and at an annual cost Of TWEEN
ty thousand of subjects. This would make an
aggregate Of $50, 900. IN the two campaigns
against Persia, as in the Hungarian campaign
and tho two Polish compaigns of lS3l-S2,
there are not sufficient data to form correct
estimate of the loos of the Russians, which
was, however, in the Persian and Polish wars
enormous. In the two campaigns against
Turkey of 1923 30, 800, 600 ieIl;of whom, how
ever, $4,000 persisted by the plague. The
loss OF the Russians in various ways, since
the entry of the Principalities, is understatcd
at 10000. In these calculations it should be
borne in mind that no estimate is attempted
to be made Of the sacrifice of human life on
the side of those who fought for their libcr-
tics against the aggressions of Russia. Truly
the Emperor sustans his throne and sratiiics
his ambition at an immense cost of life.
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1flarric0.

In Salem, Washington county, n. y, on
the 9th inst, by the Rev. Geo G.. SAKE, Mr..
II. j. CmASpLEE of Washington, b. G. Qorm-
erly OF Cecil conn'yD to Miss KATE NJ. BEAT
TIE. of the former place.
On the 1th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Aspril,
Mr.. EHESEzER CLARK to Mrs. MARY ANN
THOMAS, all of Sassatras Neck.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Nichols.
EMnn \. ROLAND, of Prince Georges conn
ty, Md. to Miss MARY A. RUTTER, Of Cecil
county, Md.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Joseph T..
Brown, Mr. .JoHN BHllEY to Miss ELIZABETH
KIMBIE both of this county.
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n ss'z'a1'E2.


Sarah c. Earle, Circuit Court for
VS. Cecil county, in
John Lewis and Edwin Chancery. Deccm-
j. Canaan. Der 18th 1854
nRDERED, That the sale made and re-
W ported by George Earle, Trustee, for the
sale of the real estate mentioned in the
proceedings in this cause, be ratified anal
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the nineteenth
day of February next; provided Il copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed at Elkton. once 4 week for one month
before the seventeenth day of January next
The Report states the amount of sales to be
SIS; $1,000. III. NJ. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
III. III. MITCHELL,
Dec l6 I'm Clerk.
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and should b. completed. At that session
an act was passed chap. l02 authorizing
lottery 10 raise sum Of monty not exceed
ins $1,000 to be applied to the immediate fin
isiiing of the Academy, the purchase of phil
o>ophical apparatus and the paving and I'm
proving the streets of the town. General
Gen. SwaN. Col. Adam Whann, M,ssIs.
VIM. Halng ;worth. George Ricketts,, Joshua
Richardson. and DR.. John Groome were
named in the act as commissioners of the lot
terry, but for some reason it was never ca fried
ont. Tn this act you will perceive, the school
is digniiicd with the title of THE Elkton
Academy" a title assumed forit, no doubt,
by the citizens in their petition. as it was Jiot
in fact erected into an academy until the year
1918. At the December session, 1917, the
act of Incorporation chap. %, was passed.
The first section declares that the school in
the town of Elkton, called 1.-The Towns
School" shall b, erected into an academy, for
the liberal education of youth. The I'd section
appoints a Board Of twelve trustees who with
their successors are declared to be body
polite and corporate by the name and style
frhe Elkton Academy, in Cccilcounty. The
Sd section declares the Trus' ecs to be seized
in fee simple of the School House, and lot Of
land in said town for the use Of
said academy, and the subsequent sections
prescrib" the powers, duties and privileges of
the Board of Trustees.
By Resolution of the Legislature at the
same session the annual donation of three
hundred dollars was authorized. The limited
amount CT this donation compared with the
$500 received by the academies at Easton,
Relair, and others in different counties of the
State, is presume, tn be accounted for, by the
fact that the West Nottingham Academy in
the upper part of this county had been incor.
poratcd i'll 1911, and had obtained two diff
tcrcnt donations amounting to $500, which
with this $500 cqualled the $500 gran ted to
other counties.
On the 9Th of March, 1918, the new Board
OF Trustees was organized by clec'ing DR..
John Ruan, President, Tobias Rudolph, Sc
c'etary and DR.. John Groolne, Treasurer:
and they immediately proceeded to organize
the school by elccting the Rev. Wm Duke,
Principal, and Mr.. Philip SweetZcr, assistant
teacher From that time down to the pres
ent, the records are perfect with the cXccp-
ton OF part OF the time VIM. Z. Scott, ESD,
was secretary: ana from the organization of
the School under that Board OF Trustees down
to the resignation OF the late Mr. Getty, both
the classical and common school departments
have been kept Ill operation; the common
school department being Tor inc 1irSt tour or
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Correspondence of I he Cecil Wing |
GRANITE QuAnRlEs. PORT DEpOslT.

GRANITE QrAnRIEs. PORT DEposlT.
DECEMBER l4TH, 81.
Mr.. EDITOR Presenting line from
working man would not be unacceptable to
You nor unintcresting to your numerous read
crs, send you the following items:
Goss, Cook & Co. have leased several quar-
ries from John Stcrrctt, Esq. for the purpose
of takin" out granite for The piers of the Rail
road bridge at I!avrc de Grace. They have
here now a large number Of hands at work
and expect to have 400 or 800, in ALL by the
first of March. They have erected large
boarding house and are progressing rapidly.
They use derrick instead of our common
crane.
In the erection Of "dcrrick" one Of the
masts fell on account Of the breaking of an
iron hook. 1t fell upon Mr.. John Jones, of
New Jersey, the General Superintendent for
the Company, and crushing him to the ground
injured him so much that he died the same
evening. Doctor Murphy was called in and
rendered all the aid man could administer
but it was unavailing and he expired in few
hours. Mr.. j. was kind and generous man:
always wearing cheerful look and encourage
ing his men with smiles instead of threats
and curses, as many do. He was, indeed.
what might have been termed one of Natures
Noblcmcn. and though he resided among us
but a brief period he had made many friends.
and in his decease we have lost a valuable
citizen.
Edwin Wilmer is building fine office to
be used as Post Office.
Andrew Lyon has finished his beautiful
villa on Clifton Heights" and calls it ''Clif,
ton HALL"
James Whitclock has a contract to fill for
the bridge at liavre tie Grace of 10000 per-
chcs of dressed or hewn granite, costing
5000
The broken spans Of our bridge have rot
been raised yet, nor can they be until Spring
as the ice prevent the construction of floats
from which to raise the arches. WoRkIE.
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SDTsCs,.

n
William Robinson, and Geo.
Earle, Administrator of Jo- Circuit Court
scph Brown, deed. forCccilcoun-
VS. fty; in Chance
William Rainbow and Susan ry, December
Rainbow, his wife. 18TH 1854.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by George Earle and John \. j.
Creswcll, Trustees, for the sale of the Real
Estate of William Rainbow and Susan Rain
bow his wife, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the nineteenth day ofFchruary
eighteen hundred and flty.tivc; provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Elkton. once a week for one
month before the seventeenth day of January
next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
81 ,2l3.6S. IL. ii. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test.
ii. ii. MITCHELL,
Dec lG I'm Clerk
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INCREASE OF POPULATION IN MINNESOTA. -
From all that we have seen and hearl relative
to the number of persons who have settled i I,
Minnesota the past season, we should judge
that not less than twenty-five thousand actual
settlers have pitched their tents with us since
the opening of navigation. They have not
settled in any one particular locality, but
dispersed themselves all over the Territory.
Next season the number will be much in
crcased.-H. Paul Pioneer, Nor. 25
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LOW OLD LINE.

WYNN. G.. LOWE, No. 81 Market Street,
w WILMINGTON, DEL, would again res
pcctfully inform his friends aud the Public
generally, that he has enlarged his store and
is selling off his present stock of handsome
CLOTHING at extremely cheap prices;
scarcely above cost; as he wishes to lay in an
entire new stock
a good suit Of Clothing may now BIO had at
his store for less money than single gar
mcnt, Il few years ago, could have been bought
for. He desires all those who wish to supply
themselves cheapy with winter raiment, to
call and examine his stock.
A lot Of fine coats. pants and vests now
ready and will be sold low. No charge for
examining them. Remember thy are at
LOVES, No. 81 Market street.
Wilmington, Dee 2m
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION.

VNllE public are respectfully informed that
l. SPECIMENS of the SPLENDID ESGRAyINGs
issued by the American Artists Union are
now i'll view at the Office of this paper.
An early application Is ne ecssary to secure
the best impressions. ONE DOLLAR procuros
Il SPLENDID ENGRAVING worth Two-delivcr-
ed at the time Of purchase-togcther with
ticket emitting the purchaser to SHARE in
the GIFTS to be Distributed in January,
value One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
GJ-For further particulars, see advertise
mcnt.
AGENTS, by applying promptly, can secure
permanent advantages. Nov IL st
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I'E.4C HERS.
Assistant.
lhcsc marked thus ~ lccl red.

1t cannot be expected | should rrolong
this paper by special reference to each of
the gentleman whose names are recorded in
the foregoing document as Principals. and
assistants. 1t would however be scarcely
proper to rass by them all in silence; espe-
ciaily should seem to manifest disregard
for the sympathies of this community were |
to suffer the opportunity to pass without
some reference to the venerable man whose
nainc stands al tic head of the list. The
&er. Vim Dti,tc was n,arky} and peculiar
it.an; such perhaps as Is met VIII. but once
IN "entur; the t}pc"G , generation lhat
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Stove, Tin and Sheet.Iron Ware
MANUFACTORY:
\ PORT DEPOSl,

~ VIt O.oII
1Nlh subscriber invites his friends and the public
L generally TO call and examine his assortment of
stoves, Tin and Sheetiron ware Mt the old stand
one door south of tho Hay Scales in Port Deposit
The assortment is extensive and various consisting
III part of the following:
Clinton Alright Cook Stoyc. Union of the States
do, lcscll's Double Oven do Blue Ridge airtirh.,
coal or wood: Virginia n. t. Cook for coal or wood:
m :, Mountain a. t. Improved Complete: Cooks
Favorc; The Gem; Abbey A. t. Par!or. Office and
Church Stoves; Union n. t. Sszos Of plate stoves;
llot-air Parlor oven.
COAL STOVES. Columbia Crate. Cannon stoves,
sizes; Coal bass, n. sizes; Stanleys coal burn
crs; several kinds of Radiators all of which [ viii
sell on reasonable terms
ROOFING AND SCOUTING and all kinds of
jobbing done on short notice
Nov Is 3m ROBERT CIIRISTY
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In the Circuit Court In Chanccry, No
for Cecil county. (vember DIST, 1854.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by john c. Groome, Henry c.
Mackall and James 7. Mccullough, Trustees
for the sale of the Real Estate OF Thomas
White and others; be ratified and confirmed
unless cause To the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day of Janualy next;
provided a copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county;
once week for one month before the 10Th
day of December next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be 81 ,425.CO. ii. III. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
IL. ii. MITCHELL.
NOV % I'm Clerk.
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MANUFACTURE OF PAPER.--It is stated that
4 company is shortly to lie formed in New
York city for the manufacture of paper from
saw-dust and shavings. Experiments have
been gone into, and some of the most beau
titul paper made from, these materials. 1t is
estimated that saw-dnst can be purchased for
50 per ton, and that the production Of paper
will bring the price flhe latter down at least
20 per cent
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REhOV AL.

YS7!IE subscriber brgs leave to inform his
q friends and the Public generally that he
has moved to the Store House formerly uc-
cupicd by lanes Denny. ESD, where he will
be pleased to see his old customers and all
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL. ii. MILLER.
Dec. 10Th. 1854.
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NOTICE.

TNllE subscriber being about to cease ope-
Il rations on the Plank Road till the open.
ing of Spring, wishes hereby to give notice
to the Farmers and Manufacturers of Cecil
county, that he is completely prepared to
Ditch Land, Dig Races, or remove dirt of
any kind. He will complete all jobs with
which he may be favored, with neatncss and
despatch. address, +. GREEN,
Cherry Hill p. o..
Dec . 3w' Cecil county, Md.
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POSTAGE STAMPS. During the three years
commencing July l, 1851, S5,5o7 ,022 three
cent postage stamps and stamped envelopes
have been issued by the Post Office Depart
ment, OF which $5,dc2, Sol were sold.
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A WISE SrATEsMAN-A Washington cor
respondent says the Secretary ofthc Treasury,
Mir Guthrie, believes the acme of statesman
ship to be the iockingup of all the specie in
the country in the vaults of the Sub Treasury
and to this glorious end all his energies are
directed. BY taking out of circulation some
forty millions of gold-equal to a capital of
at least one hundred milions--the prosperity
of the country is to be demonstratcd--And
certainly the argument is unanswcrable, for a
country Which can survive such government
as we now have, is strong enough to defy all
dangers.
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UNDERTAKING,

VEIIE subscriber siding at the Brick Meet
4 ing House. Cecil county, Md, respect
fully informs the public that he is now pre-
pared to attend to the undertaking business
in all its various branches, with neatn.ss and
dispatch.
OJ-Mahoganv. Cherry and Walnut Collins,
made in any style and finish required.
ROBERT ii. ENGLAND.
Brick Meeting House, Dec IL 3m
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GD'E' HS'E.

TEN'lE County Commissioners ofCccl coun-
l. ty will meet at their Office IN Elkton, on
Tuesday, the Ind day of January, 1855. to
attend to such business us may be presented.
Dec ii :'w Z. c. RICKETTS,, elk.
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sa:s.5 REV AIRED.

GTOLEN from the Church ut Warwick
- Md. on Monday night last, a large brown
Mare, with white star in her forehead, black
feet, and a scar on her left shoulder. Any
person returning said mare to the residence
ofthc subscriber, near Warwick, Cecil conn
", Md. will receive the above reward and
the thanks of MARY l.. ROE.
Dee rs :,Ws
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Notice Of Removal.

NTE have uow removed to our new and
w spacious Store House. in North EaS+.
opposite the Methodist Church, where we are
prepared TO sell new and fashionable STYLES
Of dress and other goods. as low rs they can
be had in the city. for cash or conntrr rro-
ducc. and would respectfully solicit an i'll
Spection of our stock and prices, OF which we
name in part:
Ladies Dress Goods.
Empire Long Sbawls, 81 90 TO 500
Assorted colors double twill French Merlin o.
- all wool Dclaines,
:: (" Lyoncsr Cloths ill., wide,
d" sc Pcrsi,n Cloths,
GO I" Paranatta,
90 Z" Alpaca,
Rich style Circassian Cloths,
Plain and striped De Beige, Is. to %
Fig'd, striped and rich style plaid Dclancs,
n large and cheap stock of calicocs. warrant
cd fast colors, 81 to l2aa. Ginghans, &c.,
lace and needle worked collars sleeves and
chenlsctts; Swiss and cambric edging. insert
ing, bouncing and bands. hosiery, gloves.
cutters, boots and shoes, polka coats, CARPET
bags, &c.
Men ard Boys Wear.
Blue, black and brown cloths. 81 OO to SIS Co
Pctcrsliam and Tcviot cloths,
very heavy; 200 . so
black cashmere and French
doeskin fancy Cashmere IS 22J
as'tcd colors plain satinrtt, II -
plaid, striped and mixed do so 81
brown and grey kersey, IS 81
Also, large and well selected stock Of
Rcady-maGe Clothing.
Heavy ovcrcoats, , 10 to SD 60
blue, blk Il brown dress coats ) 90 Is 90
:" 90 SO sack 500 900
men and boys monkey jackets , 30 AGO
black and fancy pants, l15 700
=" &C vests, 90 80
blankets, flnnels, tickings. shifting, stripes,
mnslins, hats, caps, boots Shoes, brogals,
Saitcra, &c.
Also
Gums, game bags, shot belts powder TASKS,
Cox S and other percussion caps. &c.
Groceries, hardware, gueenswarc, wooden
and willow ware, &c. HUGHES BROS.
North East, Dec 8
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p OFFICE.

A LII persons are cautioned against ncgo-
"A tiatng loans with JosErH A. CAssEDAY
(stylins himself the firm of JAS. CAssEDAY 4
SoN,) or ELISHA CAssEDAY, Of Philadelphia
upon any pret"nsions they may make to the
possession OF property in this State or the
State of Ohio: rs legal measures have been
been taken in reference to such property, as
well as TO Recover large SUITS Of money fraud
uiently withheld.
DAVIS b. ca SSEDAY,
Dec Is 3m Peach Blossom
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I.ST'R a Y.

ESTRAE.
TAME to the farm of the subscriber, about
~ the first Of August last, u heifcr, 2years
old last spring. She is red, with some white
spots, and has sharp horns. The owner is
requested to come forward, provo property,
pay charges and take hor away.
THOMAS RUSSELL,
Dec 0 3w near North East
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
TIN DISTRICT, Dec. It'll, 5 I

It'll DTSTKIVT, TJCC. ITN, . T,
EDITOR OF THE CECIL WING -Dar Sir -
| would inform you Of the sudden death of
Jesse kcnrard, All aged man ofthrce score and
ten, who was acridently killed in wresilc
with a young man at Battle Swamp OIL the
9Th inst, kcnnarl lived but few minutes
after lie fell. Doctor llanes was called in
and done everything in his power to save
lille, | am told no inquest WAS held; some
say it was apoplcxy from excitement: others
think differently. 1t is about one year since
you were informed of the sudden death of
young man near the same place, the verdict
of the jury then held was that opopiery was
not the cause of his DEATH
A FRIEND TO TEMPERANCE.
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NkIED APPLES, Peaches, Currants Raj
- sins, Preserved Citron, Cranhcrrics,
Mince Meat, Sausage, Spices Of all kinds, &c
to be had at TORBERT'S
LI4NCY GOODS.-Port Monnaics, Pen
h Knives; nail, finger and tooth Brushes;
Perfumcry, Soaps, &c. together with large
assortment Of fancy articles suitable for Holt
day presents, at TORBERT'S.
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0LTThc following note received too late for
last week, gives somewhat different account
of the death of jesse kcnnard from that then
printed:
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NOTE The places Of those Trustees markell thus CD
wee vac ated hy death: Of those marked thus ~
by resign alton; Of those marked thus @ by non at
tendance.
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*NoTE After the reading of this sketch friend
suggested that the Deed OF Col. Iiolingsworth was
MOI the original grant of the Academy Lot but on.
ly contirmatory of previous grant as far back MS
l14l This suggestion led to laborous, but inter-
esting invcstig ,tion which resulted however in the
conviction that the grant in l74l, referred to- was of
different lot and for the special purpose of erecting
theron Il chrrch Meeting House and is now occu.
pied by dwellings and other building
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Ladies Dress Goods.

Empire Long Sbawls, 81 90 10 81 OF
Assorted colors double twill French Merlin 0