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4 WAFER SrOrr. -Rcpors O. remarkable
atmoSp hclcal phenomena cone from different
portions Of the country. In addition to the
whirIwindS, and hailstormS. &c. already
noticed as having occurred in New York Sta'c
and Connecticut, we have accounts of water
spout in Massachusetts,, and tremendous
storms 81 the south. The former is thus de-
serb. d:
1t formed column Of one to three feet in
height, and filled the air to the height Of ten
~ fifteen feet with large drops and spray,
The whole lighted up with the most brilliant
rainhowS. There was Il noise like the rush
ing Of . mighty torrent; there was also a con-
tinua sound, like that when red hot non
is passed into water The Water spout had
ihc usual whirling, and at the same time a
progressive motion, and was about twenty or
thirty seconds in passing 100 yards, when it
encountered a RAILROAD bridge which broke
tup, so that it passed away without doing
damage
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FOR SiSSiFRAS u ELK Rll ERS,
Pert DEPOSIT s. Uar+e dc GTacp, I'D.
/y.~s~.,. "a Steamer Eltss wilmer

TfF''.' "A StQtaIslee w
~ 11a%i,} Capt. WM. WILSON, being
ts5s--s r.----. thoroaElh.' u;cr hauled and put
in onrnpictc repair ,tol carrying Freight and
handsomely t.tlcd up for the accommodation
Of PASSENGERS. leaves Race Street Wharf.
rhrs;ih.p lila. e@Nry "Wednesday afternoon at
d . cJocK, Tor Winners Point. Md. touching
~ Port Herman and Ford's on the Elk River:
Turner's Creek Fishers CASsiday's, George
Town. and Frrdcrickt"Mn on the SaSSairaS.
;'ctErni;.g. leaves Winners Point at y
o'clock y. NJ, Thursdays and Frederick
tuwnat > y. NJ. tourhng at al! rhe above
landings, reaching Philadelphia early Friday
morning.
for Peat repoait ana lIarrr de Grace ev-
cry Saturday at > O'Clock, 7. NJ, from the
same Wharf.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit at 8 p. NJ,
Monday !. arriving IN Philadelphia early Tues
day morning. touching at llarrc de Grace,
Torti : and Port lI"r,ugn each way.
C-5~Farr. one dollar. Meals extra
Merchandise. Furniture. Grain. Agricuin-
raj indictments. Seed. Horses, Cattle. Sheep,
Sc. taken at low rates. For Freight orpas-
sage. apply to Captain wilson on board the
Boat.
n. B.-All Freight to Turner's Creek must
hr Ere paid. may If
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Advertising.

We repe't VIII we have oitca said. that Tho
Cecil Wing has lar greater circulation than any
other paper on the Eastrrn shore or in any OF tho
ncighborns counties in this State 1t is aNalu-
able medium for advertising to all persons in this
county who have property, Real or Person H. for
sale; or who deal in any s,h Of merchandise,
goods or wares. Every dollar they expcnd in adj
vcrt,irg in The Wing must repay them hundrc T.
And persons in the cities who may DIES re to sci
to merchants AMI cit zcms Of Cecil county can in
no WY make their business AMI locntion krown to
hetn so MelI Il. by :dvcrisins IN Tho Cecil WIFI
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Gle Cecil lubie.
ELKTON, JUNE ~, 1857


The American County Council which met
in Eik'ou on tie ! lth inst, resolved to call
DISTRICT meetings on the 9th of June inst,
10 s,l,ct d.lrgt,eS 10 attend a County Con
vcntinu al Elkton ON the sob inst, the object
being 10 choose delegates 10 represent Cecil
county in the Gubcrnatorial Convention TO be
held ia Baltimore on the Ord day of July.
and also, del, gates TO represent the County in
, the Congressional Convention thereafter to DC
held
All voters, therefore, aprosctf 10 the rule of
the modern Democracy and in favor Of Amer
leans ruling irInu,ira. are requested to meet
IN their respective Districts nj the places Of
!!o.ding t'ec!i"ns therein. on Saturday. the
- III day Of jun, AT o'clock p. NJ to select
delegates TO the said County Convention.
The Districts are to bertprcScn'cd under the
custom Of the tmuican party according to
| me votes they cas-, one delegate for each
| 700 votes, and one for the fraction of a hun.
'lel, when 1t exceeds fifty. tnier his ar
rangcn.cnt the representation in tn" County
Conventions with the returns of the last cleo
| ZION as TIE basis. will be as follows:
Ii district 4 l,l.
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GIVE have been informed dnring the week
past. that Mr.. Groome the prospective Dem.
ocratic candidate for Governor of MARYLAND
has received unlimited licence to abuse the
Dcmoc acr, with honorable course, it is
supposed, will secure to the failing fortunes
OF the Democracy an indefinite number OF
Wing votes This, we learn, is understood
by the Democrats generally OF course they
will nnt resent it merely looking upon it as
the policy necessary to defeat the Know Moth
ings. Should success attend this plan of
which we are very doubtfnl,) we shall have
another Great Democratic rictory paradcd in
their various journals. american PATRIOT
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GREAT DELUXE IN lruACk.-IoSs Of life. -
GA the l1lh inst. the village of Ithaca. y. Y
was visited by terrible rain, causing all the
streams to overflow, and sweeping oil houses.
mills, barnes, etc. Il letter SAYS:
Piles of buildings rocked to pieces. anil
logs had formed U,,facadcS in front of dwell.
iags Oh taynga street where it runs parallel
with the creek. The stream becoming block
yl up, branch fog>cl out. n!owrng a ciamnl
among the dwellings, in the vicinity. whose
aill2hicd inmates hurried Trough the rapids
for dear litrA number Of men. wrnrn and
children cl!inct for safety tree standing
near the foncr panH Of the creek. Darkness
closed in upon them. Tire pI,rnging wG.ci,
uproocl the tree. M escaped TO an Island
and spent the night in safety in the wreck Of
Moorc,S sash and blind factory. except Mr.
lIawlcy, brrwqr. who WAS swept down the
current. Four men and four horses we've
swept Oft ina barn, and one Of them Matthew
carpenter, was drowned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-06-27

go IN EMPIRE" The evidence before
the grand jury in Washington, shows that the
rallyng cry of the rioters, at the ell ection in
that city, was 90 IN Empire which is The
watchward af the most infamous of the 20
coioco clubs OF Baltimore city.
This "EMPInE' brings up old rccoll, ctions.
Our wing friends will remember how the 10.
coioco Empire Club Of New York. long ago
Travelled oven the country, interfering in dec
tons aud ciutbing wings from the polls
They even once came to Baltimore. This sans
party that used thor scoundr,ls to drive
wings from the polls are now using similar
clubs, it wculd seem, to drive Americans and
trying 10 charge the iow to The account Of The
American party, As the truth comes out
however, "thc saddle is put on the right
horse
t~CA Washington correSpon lent # the New
York Express, says: II am very crc'lillv
Informed that fifty four Of he Ernrirc Clul
did come down to .hc Navy Yard barracks
and there eluirpcfin the dress Of The marine,
and arucd were in waiting for the orders o1
the Mayor Through the Prcsidcnt) TO march
to cur poll-1i 10 ma,iu's were out on the day
Of election. It is well known the Democrac,
were determined to carry the election at ali
hazards. Several Independent companics Al,
in this city one is composed of all IriShmen
another all Americans they are supplied with
arms from the Government armorv. Last
Monday the Americans were required to re-
turn their arms to the Government repository
Americans must be diSalmed, and foreigners
armed from the Government almory."
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A COUNTY MAP

LIE Undersigned is now canvaSsinr, to
ascertain If the nGmbrr Of subscribers win IL.
snihcIeht to justify the above Undertaking
ami VIII thankfully receive any encourage,
n'rht III that way. Citizens whom Nv acci-
a'h'. nc may not call upon, or find at home,
anu W"o WISH /" favor the work. will pleas.
''Gn IN el'h'r OF The Subscription hooks which
VIII be found At J. T.. Browns. Eikinn Posi-
tnicc: II. l.. Thomas Store. North Fact. M.
}. j. llcckart's Office. Port Deposit.
SIMON J. MARTENET.
June 30. 1851 R,l,;r,a.,
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Notice 10 dradiis,rS

TNlllS is to give no ice. that the subscriber
n OF Cecil county. hath obtained from tho
Orphans Cont Of said county, letters Of adj
mlniStration ON the personal estate of Thomas
5. Thomas, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authen-
tlcated. on or before the 10th day of June,
1898, they may otherwise, by law, be eyclud
ed from all benefit of said estate. An nor
sons indebted to said estate are requested to-
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given Under my hand this 10Th day of June,
1891. ANN THOMAS,
Administrative of 7. S Thomas. deed.
Tcst-R. ID. LAMAR, Reg. [June 20, '56 Ga
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IRON MEAICo The 3 fish stern / Sol II
arrived at Havana. Another conspiracy
against President Comfort and his minister,
lad Pcrn 1;S>vrerel IN tho city Of Mc>i %
The coaSpiratorS, inSti gatca, it is supposed
by the Spanish Government. woe az hts a.,
supporters Of the cX-Di:tator, San,a Anna
Their plan to. get possession Of the Government
a ID murder the prcsilrnt) YVES ,ppily disco
vcrcd and frustrated and the rnal a,lrr.
were promptly punished. The returns indl
cate ia t Gen, Comflt is rel, C cd PRESIDE
by an over wh,lming majority. Great dcrcn
sive preparations were going on at Vera Cruz
in anticipation Of the threatened Spanish in
Vision.
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How To GET RID OF FLIEs.-Now that fly
time is coming, we may be doing favor Ton
sporting somebody's wals) by inserting the
following. A traveller remarks that the
butcher shops are all open, and although i'm.
mcnsc numbers of flies may be seen on the
outside walls. not one comes in. This is
caused BY the inner wah being rubbed over
with laurel oil which is an effective prevent
tive against the intrusion ofthcsc trout lesomt
insects. The Courier du lIavrc, in aluding
to this fact states that no fly will enter a
loom i'll which wrcathe Of walnut leaves have
bcen n;ng up.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-06-27

THE WAsHlNGroN RIoT-- Mr. Thomas +
Lloyd, member of the city council of Wash.
ington. introduced the following among other
Resolutions in that body on Monday night
last. OF course the locoGocos Of the council
did not entertain it, but that dctracts nothing
SON its truth and justice
RcSoirni, that the President of the L. S.
and Secretary Of the Navy violated the letter
of the law and acted most niudnioulv in
placing troops at the disposal Of the Mayor
of this cty.--trst because the laws Of the
L, s. governing the militia of The District cy
pressly states that before troops shall Lcordcf,l
QUITO suppress instructions, previous proc,a
nation shall he made by the President of the
L. 5. thereof. Secondly the volunteer troops
of orr city, through one Of their officers, cx
press their Willingness and even anxiety to
obey commands clnanaing from proper an
tholity, and to suppress disorder, Of which
fact the Mayor Of the city was acquainted
before the arrival of the t. s. troops. Third
~, the well known rccklcSsneSs and total
disregard Of consequences, the extreme par
tizan spirit which distinguishes he Mayor
# this city. make it manifest that with ,Gua,
propliety might lu,ic ng placed in charge
OF a owCcr magazine, MS that the command OF
control Of the [. 5, Marines should Lc cntIus.
ted to him
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Auction Sale of Burial Lots,
Notice 70 ISuilucrS.

The Trustees of the Cherry Hill W T..
Church contemplate building Il new church
of brick and wish to let it out by contract
viz: the bricl. work to Masons the wood
work to carpcntres: the pastcring to plasteis
&c, and they hereby give notice to the diff.
ercnt mccl ancS to call on the Building
Committee. named below for the Plan ofthc
House Specifications, &c, Persons wishing
to make Proposals will call on the Committee
in time to make and send in Sealed PIopo
sails by the second Monday in July
JosnrH MILLER,
WM. G. GRANr,
DAVID & PARKER,
iuue 27th-3t Binding Committee
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SPEAKING OUT IN NESTING A Baltimore

SPEAKING OUT IN MEETING. A Baltimore
correspondent of the Worcester county Shield
ia bitter loroloco sheet, lSigning hms,lf"CaH
noun, )" thus nalyzcS his own party. and St
rlouly settles the question of Its rcSpecibll-
itv:
BY such appeal, AMI by packing the wa'd'
they have succeeded in ce',jny the worst
Convention that ever assembled in this city.
Most Of the members are Office seek ers. ana
!! some caSsc>, at least. there arc mea elected
tntL asa honest man. wonld bl,sh to be tonNi
IN hcH COmpGaV,'
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1TThe "army worm" has made 'ts ap'
pearance in the wheat, corn and grass !'clu'
Of Anne Arundel county. The Annapolis
Republican states this to be especially the
case on South and west rivers, and that they
swarm IN countless millions in the fields, and
in their march destroy every thing within
their reach. Nanny of the farmers have re-
resorted to ditchine around their wheat and
corn fields, to intercept them, and thus save
their crops from entire destruction. some
farmers have ALREADY cut their grass, to save
it from destruction BY the worms.
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Thick OF TINS ENEMY. The Foreign party
in Baltimore it is rumorrd and gcncralv he.
licvcd. will make no local nominations at Tho
coming fall elections The calculation seems
to be. that this man0evrc will enable them
not only to preserve harmony in their thinncd
ranks but will rally numbers in support oi
ticket to he called Independent, but whic!
will be in reality foreign ticket in disguise
1t is one of the details Of the plan Of rail- wing
every clement outside Of the American or
eanizatlnn proper, npon John {. Groomc
Esq, once arnold line wing b,.t now an ardent
Sympathi>cr with the Foreign party. who is
to be rccJm n,Ii'i, MT ncmianid As the can
lllatc Of the Foreign party for Governor q
Maryland. by far means ON opponents
are impotcnt: by foul, they hope to achicv,
some partial success -Frcd' Examiner.
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BARN BURNT BY LIGHTNING We hardly
ever remember to have seen accounts of more
barns burned by lightning than in this State
during the recent rains. Hardly a country
paper can be opened that does not contain
such accounts. The Kent (Md. News states
that during the thunder storm on Monday
night. the lightning struck and set on fire
the barn of Mr.. b. +. Beck. in broad Neck
The barn contained about five hundred bush,
els of corn. quantity Of wheat farming I'M
Elements, &c, all o: which were consumed.
Mr. B. estimates his loss at about 900 10
insurance.
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THE DEFAlCATIoN IL OnIo.--Thc attorney
general of Ohio has brought snit against John
q. BrcSlin. and ano lhcr against William II.
Gibson, the two late State trasu,CrS, for the
recovery of the money lost by them to the
State. Suits are also brought against the sure
ties Of Mr.. BrcSlin and against the SnreticS of
M Gibson, to lecOycr the amount of Their
bonds The Ohio papers are publishing an
account of Bro Sims connection with the in.
Sltution known as the ,Grecnsboro Bank, "
in Caroline county, Md.
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4 FAMors lIoRsE -CosSack, the horse
Capt. Nolan rode when he was killed at Ba.
laklava,; IN the famous Charge snow the pro
ptrty of a gentleman Of Cincinnati, and arri,
we'd i'll that city last week. He is gray Ma'
stallion six years old and fourteen hands high.
His groom, who came with him, is Edward
Srapper, one of the eleven survivors of \ re,
gimcnt ofninc hundred British soldiers whr
landed in Gallipoi in February, 1851. He
was at Alma, Bnlaklava | hermann and The
siege of ScbnStopol, and looks. it is said AS il
lc was made Of oak ligmumvita and iron.
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Eka&EDN and dANiFs ESEEGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

NTi"l after the LIST Of 3nly, 1856 tho
subscriber" become the proprictors OF
tho Elhton and Camel Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
Tie coaches leave Elkton. Daily, tSuh" ais
cxceptcd,> and stop on their way down the
Shoresat t!e following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CUESTERTOWN,
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
HID. of SASSAFRAS, CENTRENILLE,
GEO. T. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIEElLL, CAMBRlD DEE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in time for passen-s
gers to take the cars tor either city.
GY-They will also run daily branch limo
from Middlctown. Del, TO connect with the
main line at ChestertoaE. aoing and return
ing the same day and reachih. Middletown
III time for the & o'clock. morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH " ELLIS d co.
June % 1856
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- BENEFITS EMBRoCATluN, tie great
hiuameut. cures Eheumatism.
Bcnnrtts Embroc t,ion, the great Linalnent.
cures NcuralSil.
Bcnnctt's Embroeation, the great Linament.
cures Pains and Sprlins
B"1net's Embrocation the great Linamcnt.
cares Lumba5o
Bcnne't's hmbroca;iOn, the great Linamcnt.
cures Tcotlachc.
E"nncti's Em1roc ,tion. the great Linnmenr.
cures Chapped Hands. AMI makes them white.
smooth AMI soft. For Si'c by II. H. Mlr,mEtI.
and Druggists AMI Storckccpcrs through the
country Nov H. lS56--iy.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

pms is to give notice. that the subscriber
L of Cecil county, hath obtained from tho
Orphans Court of sad county. letters Of adj
lnlnlS'ra'ion on the pc S"nal estate OF Frishy
Lloyd. late Of said county. deceased. All
persons havineClaimS against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
tIchted. ON or before the 10Th day OF May,
lsoS, they may otherwise, by law, be exclud-
ed from al benefit of said estate. All per-
sols indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of June,
1857. JOHN r PRICE. Admir-.
Dc BoniS Non, Of FriSby Lloyd, decd
TeS-R. ID. J >MAE, Reg TJunc 20, 81 Ct
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ARGrIc S,'ENE' on LAKE. Srp@Rlhn. The
steamer Lady El.in arrived ut Chicago on tll,
l9lh inst. from Superior, which port she lett
Oh the 18th. SIC met with much impcll
mcnt from ice. At Grand Island the ice cx.
tended from shore to shore, but arl or delay
of two DAYS She managed 20 force her way
through the pack.-Mnrqncttc was still cio
Scd with ice, in SON" pllcc| it lay in misses
Of tw cnty n thirty feet in thickness, strongly
reminding the brhol,lcrS of tn, .ir.>ic sea O.
50 graphically described by DR.. Rare. Amy
one dcNiroas Of experiencing the riG"rS Of The
Arctic +. eion> can do 81 with little trouble i
they take an carly start TO the north west hl
way Of Lake SUI crior. Huge fields Of ice a
most in The middle Of June and which will no
probably have dispersed before the middle
Of July. may not again ohStruct the nnviga
ton Of the lake at the same season for tn,
next century.
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Core <ponlonce Of The Cecil Wing
Tine Rock Run BriGgc.
no - ~, ,r lti,ttrl

PoRT Deposit, June 2lth 1857
Mn EplroR. correspondents from
thiS place have heretofore, Informed your
numerous readers of th> damage done to ollr
bridges and roads, the greatest pant ofwhich
is being repaired. Not 50 however. in refer
cntc to the Rock Run Bridge. AT the upper
end Of the town, on one Of the most lmpor-
;ant roads leading into it, which was carried
away by one ofthc recent rrcshpts.
II was determined to have substantial
stone bridge at this place; the corporate Au.
'holitcs passed Il Resolution to pay one half
IF the expense provided the county Commits
~ionerS Would pay the other half. which was
very generously complied with oil The part of
The latter
The 'Towr Commissioners were authorized
10 contract for the building Of this bridge,
about two weeks ago: yet astonishing to tell
the matter rests in statue quo. in their hands
while the public arc driven down steep
hill on the river shore. over rocks, and mud
hub deep, with bright prospect Of the same
state Of ailai!S-
Now to our Town Commissioners wish to
say: Did you ever read .Esop's Fable OF the
Boys and the Frog If so, the public feels
in very much the same prcdicamcnt with ll:t
poor frogs. II may oe sport 10 you, but 1t
is almost death TO us poor pedestrians as well
as ourpoor teams Time enough has elapsed
since the arrangement was made to have had
a good crossing ut this place. BY d,fyrring
It. will it cost less? The answer is: No: No
then gcntlcmcu why tuf!c with the public
rust you hold the voice of this community
would bc to YOU, ~ this point, either act or
'c19n. Anything for pasSablc roads; You
are all competent for your places, but too
Siow: if this squib has the effect of moving
YOU to attend TO your duty it will be worth
the ink and paper. lND%X.
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For ErRopE.-The United States steamship
Atlantic sailed from New York on Saturday
for Liverpool with l26 passengers and 81,
i2S.5Sl in specie. Among the passengers
were Mr.. and Mrs. john knight and Miss
Knight and Mr.. and Mrs, ChaS Wcthcrcd of
Baltimore. The steamship Vanderbilt sailed
the same day for Southampton and llavrc,
with l1o pass engcrs and 81 GOO COON spcc'c,
and the New York for Glasgow with 81 cabiu
passengers.
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CHALLENGE.

The undersigned will challenge any one
Of the manufactures. or agents of Kntchum 3
Moving and Reaping Machines Combined. to-
cn' . acres of wheat and > acres of grass. ON
farm now selected. near this Town. each
party having the right Of choosing one judi rr
AMI the two to choose Il thrd-W hose Ma
CLINE cuts the gain and grass the quickest
and best to Receive a reward from the hos
mn Machine of two hundred Doilars-Thr
challenge is offered to krtchum,s Machine
on account of it being set down as No :.
which rs the Machine, | want to compete
with n Ner Machine to be used NANNY
Machine. L. A. W TTSoy
June 21nd 1887 Newark Del.
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DISTRICT MEETINGS, Our friends IN the
several districts of the county will remember
that this is the evening for holding primary
meetings to send delegates to the County Con.
vention on Tuesday next. We hope them
ings may DC well attended and that each of
the Districts may be fully represented.
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Notice to Creditors.

Wills is to give notice, that the subscriber
l. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Cour Of said county, letters Of adj
mlnsiration on the personal estate of Thos.
+. Cha! ton, late of said county. deceased.
Ali persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tho
same, with the vouchers thcrcofduly authen-
tlcated, on Or before the 25th day Of May,
1888, they may otherwise, by law, be excIud
ed from all benefit of said estate, All nor
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 10th day of June,
1891. JAMES A. LEWIS,
Administrator OF Thos L Clayton,decd
Tcst-R. ID. LAMAR, Reg [June 20, 81 CT
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DELAWARE Con- EGE. The Commencement
Exercises at Delaware College will be highly
interesting on this OCCASION. Part Of the Pro.
eramnc is as follows: On tomorrow, Prcs-
dent Newln will deliver the Blccalaurctte
Address, at 10 o, clock: inthc {, cning at o.
clock Rev Ilalscy Dunning will deliver the
Address to the fraternity.
Wm, II Purnrl, Esq, Com7'roll"ror Mary,
land will Address the Alumni on Wednesday
July / st at % o'clock and on the same eve.
ming at s O'Clock Rev II omas Hampstead will
reads poem before the Delta Phi Soei>ty.