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VIM. II. Oldham, Alexan- In the Circuit
der II. Oldham, Henry I. Court for Cecil
Oldham. Emil! Il. Oldham. county, in Chan
Julia Kawalski, Thomas Gerry, March l.,
Kawalski, Richard S. Old 1851
ham and Mary L. Oldham. .. f.N D.. .r
TyIIE object Of this suit Is to procure de-
l. cree for a sale Of Real Estate, descrb ed
in tho bill and its accompanying exhibit,
held by the above named parties as the heirs
at law Of Edward Oldham and Ann Oldham,
his wife, both Of Cecil county, but now de-
ceased.
The Bill states that the said Edward and
Ann Oldham are both deceased, that the
above named parties, the children and grand
children of the said Edward and Ann Old
ham are their heirs at law, and that they are
all residents of Cecil county, and the State
of Maryland, except Henry r. Oldham, Emily
Il i. Oldham and Thomas kawalski, who are
not residents Of the State of Maryland; that
Henry T. Oldham and Emily l.. Oldham
have not been heard from for tho last eight
ur nine years, and their place OF residence is
unknown, and that the said Thomas Kawals-
XII resides in the State Of New York.
The Bill further charges that it will be for
the interest and advantage of all parties to
sell the said Real Estate, and TO divide the
proceeds according to their just proportions,
but that the said Richard S. Oldham and
Mary +. Oldham arc infants, under twenty
one years Of age, and that u sale cannot be
had without the assistance of this court.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered, that
the complainant by causing copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Cecil county, once week for one
month before the fifteenth day Of April next,
give notice to the said absent defendants of
the object and substance OF this Bill. and
warn them to appear in this Court, in person
or by solicitor, on or before the sixteenth of
July, next, to answer the premises, and show
Cause, If any they have, why a decree ought
not to pass as prayed. .#g
4 II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test,
II. Ii. MITCHELL,
March IL, 1887 I'm " H Clerk.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county
in Chancery March ID, 1857.
Ordered. that the sale Of the Real Estate Of
JAG oh She,mizer deceased, made and report
ed by Francis A. Ellis, trustee, be confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown
on or before the sixteenth day of May next:
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
The Cecil Wing, a newspaper printed in
Cecil county, once week for one month
previous to the fifteenth day Of April next.
The report states the sale to amount to
Sc 05,50. II. H. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy. Test,
Mar. IA. 81. ii. ii. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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~ BENEFITS EMBROCATlON, tho great
Linament cures rheumatism
Benned's Embrocation, the great Linament,
cures Neuralgia
Rennetts Embrocation, tho great Linament
cures Pans and Sprains.
RcRnetts Embrocation the great Iinament,
cures LuInbsgo.
Benne'ts fmbrocatiun, the great Linament
cures Toothachc.
Bennoits Emhr"c,tion. the great Linament
cnrss Chappcd Hands, AMI makes them white.
smooth and soft. For sale by II. IL. MITCHELL,
and p'ugs's's and storekespsrs thrsugh the
country. Eov Is lSJG-Iy
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Che 1tlarkcts.
}NoRICES CURRENT.
LRtported for The Cecil Hh,g.l
.LKTON MARCH HI: u

Rcd Wheat, SI.+5 Potatoes, S 50
White do. 1.51 White Beans, I.50
Yellow corn, old 81 Buckwheat, 81
yellow do. new, SO Cluvcrsced. $50
Oats. 81 Timothy seed AS
Nails by the kcg. 4 cts; Mackcral, Nos. 2
and 3, $500. e. A. Salt. per Sack, Sl.50
Mexican Guano $2j; Peruvian do. $G4;
Phosphates SAT. Flour Extra, So per Dbl.
Cy-The above are the prices at the Ware
house Of H. s. Sites at the Depot.
WILMINGToN MARKET, Mar. Is. ISL
We quote to day in Front street. from
wagons. wheat l.50: Corn COS: Oats AZ:
Flour SI0O: Cloversced IS 00.,-JounoI.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.-Msrl 10.
Flour, CTS to 1871. extra brands sc. so to
S.25. Wheat, ST .4G To LII for red, l.G3 for
white. Com, old IS cts, new G5 cts. Oats
very dull II cts Clovcrseed 7.S7 per ca lbs.
Timothy 1913.
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1--WE print on our first page the
conclusion of Mr.. -Akers' speech. 1t will
be found to contain matters of much his
torical interest.
We learn that the portion of it We
printed last week is considered throu gh-
out the county as triumphant vindica-
ton of Mr.. Davis and the American party
against the TRADE Of Mr.. Bowie.
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A COUNTY MAP.

The undersigned is now canvassing, to as
certain if the number of subscribers will be
sufficient to justify the above undertaking,
and will thankfully receive any encourage
ment in that way. Citizens whom by acct.
dent. he may not call upon, or find at home,
and who wish to favor the work, will please
sign in either Of the subscription books. which
will be found ct j. Il. Browns, Elkton Post
Officer. l.. Thomas store North East-and
j. j. Heckart's Office Port de POST.
SIMON j. MARTENET,
Mar. II 1855 . -- Baltimore.
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ROAD NOTICE.

I HEREBY give notice that l will apply to
i the County Commissioners Of Cecil Coun-
~ at their next regular meeting after the
18th day of April, next, for the appointment
OF Examiners to lay out a Road from my
farm. through the lands Of William Tn,ms to
the Public Road leading fiom the Cecilton
and Ponds Neck Road to the CeciltOn and
Grove Point Road.
Mar l4,b. JOHN VANSAET PRICE.
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PERUVIAN GUAKO.

L>XPERIENCE has taught tho Farmer that the
II only ralinble Fertilizer is the PERUVIAN Gov
rRNMkxf CUAso. The subscriber sole Agent in
Philadelphia for the sale of it has now on hand q
largcsock of PURE Peruvian Guano. which he
will sell at the lowest cash price, in lots to suit
either dealers or farmers s J, CHRISTIAN,
Sole Agent for Philadelphia,
No ~. Nortl, Wharycs, and No. % North
Nalur street. MAI | | On.
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Gle Cecil lpbie,
ELKTOy, MARCH IL. 1857,

HTThc large number of advertise
ments which have come in this week
have shut out almost everything else
We have thus been obliged to defer the
remarks We promised on "Maryland Pol
tics" but shall recur to the subject as
soon as room permits. In a week or two,
at farthest we expect the crowd Of ad-
vertisemrnts will diminish.
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CAcreS. 20 PcrcllCS
NOTICE.
In the Circuit Cou,t for Cecil county !

In the Circuit Court FOR Cecil county
in Chancery Marcel, IL. 1851
Ordered, that the sale of the Real Estate of
William Bristow. deceased, made and report
cd by Francis a. Ellis, trustee, be confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the sixteenth day of May next:
provided copy of this order be inserted in
The Cecil Wing newspaper printed in
Cecil county once week foi one month pre-
viouS to the 18th day of April next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
Sll80, ii. IL. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
March II, 81. ii. II. MITCHELL, CIk.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
Nv will be made to the County Commission
srs Of Cecil County, at their next meeting
after the 18th day of April, 1857, to take the
necessary steps to have bridge built over
Stony Run on the Public Road leading from
Clarlestown TO Elkton.
March litu, Nv,
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H-Thc E.kton Lyceum will meet in the
Academy on Wednesday evening next at Z
O clock.
Jno. Q. A. Jones. A. M. will read an essay.
Messrs. VIM. J. Jones, w. R. Miller, DR..
Thos. Dunott, and j. B. Rowan will discuss
the question: "Should the laws allowing
damages for breach Of promise Of Marriage be
Repealed?' By order
C.M. ELLIS, r. s.
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$1,000.

WANTED for a time not less than one
a w year, $1,000, which will be secured
by a mortgage OH Real Estate worth ten
times tho amount. For the above sum, or
$500 Immediately and $500 three months
hence, II liberal bonus will lie paid. Enquire
at this office.
March 1i-3w.
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X LAND SALE. james I. Mccullough Esq,
as Agent, sold the property long known as
"Dysart's Tavern" at public sale on Tuesday
last, to Henry Hess of Baltimore county. 1t
contained % acres and sold for IS 600.
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DocT. BoNp's LEcTURE.-Quite a
large and highly respectable audience
went through the disagreeable snow
storm on Wednesday evening to hear the
lecture Of DR.. Bond, which Was very
able discourse.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having seen statement Nv Mr.. Robert
Ihackery in the Elkton papers, which is cal
cu.altd to deceive those who know nothing of
the facts. and as he has thus drawn the at
trntion of the Public at large upon himself BY
ms bombastic, bullying attempt to Induce the
belief that he is an innocent, slanderrd and
persccutcd man. by certain individuals whom
he styles his enc mics, propose TO call attril-
ton, also, to the same subject.
His one sided and false statement may be
llkcncd to the fable Of the mountain in labor,
which brought forth mouse. To show the
character of his account and his published
statement, | call attention to the following
facts; lst. Mr.. RS account. filed in the office
of the County Commissioners, is dated for the
Fail part Of the work. on the 10th day of .Au.
gust: which was Sunday, and he charges
for 20 days work in succession. Now can
prove positively that he quit work on the
22nd Of September and worked no more du-
ling the Fall. I can prove by number OF
persons who were at a pic mic at Thackcry's
Shore on the 22nd Of August that he had
not commenced to work on the road up to
that time: can also Prove by Absalom IIy-
land that lie had not commenced to work un-
til after the 23rd Of August, and further. I
know Of my own knowledge that he had not
commenced before the 9th Of August. Be-
tween the time he commenced and the time
he quit he lost II days to nv know ledge: |
can prove he lost one day. Now. between
the 9th day of August (up till which day he
had not commenced until the 22nd day Of
'cpte.h"er l'he gay nc quit work. there arc
u"' <? Gays exclusive o, sundays: one OF
,hese !, 'a!ned ana he ana not work. which
leaves put 'I'",y .Wo Gays winch he could
nave "orheu. Allowing MIN 10 nave lost no
o.'e, t''ne-ye' ne charges the county Tor
'"sMH "'"e "'vS.
NOV" as 10 'he "'no"n! OF ms account. lie
charseu ,he county Tor ms tall work S322. 90:
,'ne 'hcy "aue' anu eetting from all the
nHhos VINO WORKED Tor MIN the amount OF
.'n'f 'ney "orke.' ms account can only "
.'na J.; " ill., ; Sa. y. sioc - ','ah'nH u'her
COMPARING his account with tbc G,r,s hc *
not entitled.
Besides all this 7 can urovc that In cb,ro-
cd more lnys for certain hands han thsy
worked.
Mr., TLacke,v savs som,,,;,y about
watch doc and a s,ran. bc !. h, re r.n;,,l.I
of a massacre in scr;nt,r,. vbirh r,,I.. ..a
whin Crr The =, GO AVID ,oJ f,r ,hn c,'ls h,c,, ),
both Of whicl, he seems n rn,.;t &C 10 h,. ca
vucce..frll,. nocso,,,,l tl,a ,,ao,,,,",,;'s or
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HAMS superior sugar cured Hams; vari-
L 4 Gus sizes. Also, Beef Tongues, just
received aud for sale by
MARI Tues. DREAALY 1. &c,
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Two HUNDRED YEARS AGo.-In the year
1857, man was prosecuted III London Tor
selling coffee asa nuisance and pi'judce
in the nei.hborhood.
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1florrie0.

On the s'h inst. by Rev. 7. Sumption Mr.
NATHAN ALEXANDER, to Miss MARGARET f.
CAMERON.
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Sf!ERIFF',s SALE.

DY vir.uc of two Nrits of Ficri Facias issued
ID out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
AT the suit uf Cha!f.cs. Stout X Co., against
the goods and ci,uftel,, lands and tcnrmrnts
of j. mes WarEurtun. and to me directed,
have seized and taken into execution, all
the right title. claim and interest and os-
tate at law and in equity, ri the said James
WarburtoIl, Of in and TO the following de
scribed pats Of Il tract OF land to wit: All
that part of a tract or parcel of land. called
.Drumgucnna Rc-survrycd," lying and be-
ing in Cecil county Aforesaid, containing
3S. Acres Of Land,
more or less being the same which was con-
viewed to the said James WarLnrton 10y Jesse
Updcgrove and wife, by deed bearing date
the eleventh day of February: 1889. and re-
corded in I.ihcr j. S. No. 43. folio 4Ul, one
of The Land Record Books Of Cecil county.
II Ii so,
All that part of said tract called s.Drnm-
guenna Rcsurvcycd." which was conveyed
to the said James Warburton and wife, by
deed dated June 10th, lS47, and recorded in
I.iber K. G. II. M. 1. folio SOL, one OF the
Land Record Books Of Cecil county aforc-
said, containing
, Acres, 10 PcrClics
Of land, more or less. rs will more fully ap-
pear by reference to the deeds, together with
the buildings, improvements, and appurtc-
nanccs thcreunto belonging. All of which !
will offer at Public Sale, on SATURDAY,
April 4th ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Court
House door at Elkton to the highest bidder
for cash. JOHN j. X. POOLE.
March IA, 1857 Is Sheriff.
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ycudue Y.ard bills,

IlardMils of Public Sales printed at short
r",i.e AND in good style, at tho Office OF the
--Lecil Wing
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AISO,

ALSO,
A FARM OF 6sa ACRES,
called "LOCUST HILL," near kild's Pnr-
chase, on the road 10 Capt. W. l.. Rowland =
Mill. This farm is handsomely situated. in
high, healthy country and good neiyhb"r.
hood. The land is in {. high state Of cnltiva-
tion and under new aud good fcnc-
@Sins The ont buildings are abundant
Irfsfk mi new. The Dwelling has been
lIpyt'H recently renewed.
LSO,
A Small Farm OF about 30 Acres,
called .pLEASANr GARDENS" adjoin-
ing the .sBattle swamp property.
@M The buildings on this farm are new
I,HxS1G and pleasantly located. The land is
litH1'p under good culture and well fenced
Il so,
Attract Of 400 Acres,
adjoining the above, called "OAkLAHD. "
This tract is nn,irr go~d cultivation and the
most Of under good fencing. No Buildings
upon it. 1t will be sold in whole or in part,
AS the purchaser may prefer. There are
several most beautiful sites for building ON
it, commanding most extensive views.
ALSO,
A TRACT OF 10 ACRES
O l. w G q u l. \ II ID,
,ehnzsn Near the above, on the road T."
Xs62W Whtakrr's Mil, csllcd :BOiD'S
d31&S DEFIANCE" which is valuable
on account Of its C II l. 7 y L T
TIMBER.
For further particulars apply to
EDWIN WILMER,
Mar IA I'm Port Deposit. Md.
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NOTICE..

Judgment for Plain
James Davis and i II before Samuel
Edwin }. Rinrhart. Peace, a Justice of
Partners, trading I'M the Peace Of the State
der the name and firm of Maryland, in and
OF James \. LAWS \ for Cecil county, for
Co. xbl.37 dcot, with in
VS. tcrrst from 10th July,
James " arburton. 1856, till paid, and
costs.
Judgment for Plain
liH, bcior: andrew
Ori, Justice of tho
Jacob Tome, Peace of the State of
vs. Maryland, in and tor
James Warburton. Cecil county for ST..
II debt, with interest
from Dec. ed, 1854,
.. Till pail, and costs.
Judgment for Plain
till, before Andrew
Orr, Justice of tho
Jacob Tome, Peace OF the State Of
vs. J Maryland, in and Tor
James Warburton. Cecil county tor 500
81 debt, and interest
from October 3lst,
1852, till paid, and
costs
Judgment for Plain
Edwin Wilmer anil tbs, before Andr
James a Davis, part Orr, one of the JUS
ner,, trading under tees of the Peace of
the name and firm OF the State OF Maryland
" liner \ Davis. ! i'll and for Cecil coun-
W. ty, for Si1.I5 debt,
James Warburton. with interest from De-
tobcr 7th, 1854, Till
paid, and costs.
TIVE subscriber having purchased the
l. Real Estate Of the above named detcn-
dant at II sale thereof, in virtue OF four writs
of execution ISSUED upon the foregoing judy
mcnts, made on the fifth day Of January, III
the ycar eighteen hundred and llfty-sev-n,
IS31D by William Dennison, Constable,
hereby gives notice that he intends to apply
to the Judge Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, ut its next session to De Held in Elk
ton, ON the first Monday Of April next, being
the sixth day of sud month, for a contirma-
ton Of said sale; when and where the said
defendant. or his creditors, or any other per-
son claiming al interest in the matter. will
have an opportunity of stating their ohjec-
tions, if they have any, why the sale should
not be confirmed, and for that purpose are
hereby warned to appear. The property
purchased by the subscriber consists of the
right, title and interest Of the said James
Warburton, Of in and to A certain tract of
land called ssRcsurvcv, on Doe Hill and Bear
Point" containing lOS acres, 3 roods and 90
perches and was struck of for the sum Of
s TAG, cash. ..r.
WILLIAM r. WARBURTON,
Ma, II tic Purchaser.
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James A Davis and
Edwin }. Rinrllart.
partners, trading IN.
der the name and firm,
of james \. Davis h
Co.
VS.
James " Arburton.
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DE RURG'S NO. L
MANIPULATED GUANO.

I'VE intond keeping on hand full supply Of
w the above composed Of Peruvian and Phos-
ph ,c Gu,no. warranted OF uniform quality.
Every lot is subjected to the inspection of Doct
David Stewart chemist To the Maryland State Ag-
riculturnl society, which is protection to the
+ rmer and guarantee of its quality. and will he
found upon examination. superior. the analysis
proves. to any heretofore sold in this market Mr.
le BurS's facilities and machinery for uniform
mani pulaton. are superior to amy other in this
country. 1t will be sold at small advance upon
frs, cost. analysis Of De Jurg'a manipulated
Guano) ..#
salts Of Ammonia, 3O3l
NIixoi Phospha'es. 1915
Sand or Inso,ube Portion, 23S
Carbonates and other elements, 7.l5
ater or loss 1910
loo
965 per cent of pure Ammonia
1870 " phosphatss
DAVID STEWART NJ. d..
Chemist Of Md State Agril Society.
81 Johns College, Annapolis Md. Dec II, 1856
Price IS per ton of 1000 lbs in good strong bags
j. j. & F. TURNER,
No. AZ Pratt Street,
Feb 2s SIN BALTIaoRD, Nh.
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In the Circuit
Court for Cecil
county, inChan-
Gerry, March T.,
1857
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS SHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Richard IL. Bryan & Chas. H. Cunning
trading under the firm Of Bryan & Dunnins
in Chesapeake City is this day dissolved by
consent.
AL persons having accounts with the late
firm will call and settle them Immediately.
RICHARD III. BRYAN,
Mar. 2jth 81. CIIAS. IL. DUNNING.
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PERMANENT MANURE

have hecn thoroughly established.
Our super Phosphate of Lime is not changed in
its character every season. but is what it purports
to be. uniform in its chemical constituents and is
tu be relied upon az tho g.. .l...
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sim Pilgrim and Tina Stranger, was her IA.
vorite hymn.-none other would sootho aud lull
her to sleep. ..
fIIer pronunciation. IL IL ------
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Jacob Tome,
James WarburtoB.
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Edwin ilncr anil
James a Davis, part
ner', trading under
the name and firm OF
" liner 4 Davis.
w
James " lrburton.
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NOTICE.
Annie NJ. Oldham,

VS.
VIM. II. Oldham, Alexan-
der II. Oldham, Henry I. i
Oldham, Emil! T.. Oldham.
Julia Kawalski, Thomas
Kawalski, Richard S. Old
h,,,, onl N,rr H. nliban,
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legal Notice.

,THOMAS WITTEN, whose place of residence
l. is without the State of Ohio, will take no.
tice that on the 25th day of December, A. D..
1856, at the instance of Alfred liughs, deceas-
ed, a summons and an order of attachment
was issued against him by Joel f. Randolph.
a Justice of the Peace within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, demand
lug $50 55. That said summons was returned
endorsed defendant not fouud, and said order
of attachment endorsed, no goods, &C., found
whereon to levy, said attachment with sug-
gestion to said Justice that said Thomas Wit
ten had an interest in real estate in said coun-
ty. The said Alfred Hughs, as the Admins
traitor of Thomas Hughs, deceased, thereupon
on the 3lst day of December, A. d. 1856, filed
A transcript of said proceedings in the Court OF
Common Pleas of said coanty, and obtained an
order of attachment thereon, which has been
served, of all of which the said Thomas Wit
| ten will take notice. The esaid Thomas Witter
will also take notice that on the 3lst day o
of December, 1886, he saii Alfred 1ughs. a:
the Administrator of Thomas Highs, deceased
iled in said Court his petition in Civil Action
/ against said defendant for fifty three aollar
4 and seyenty-fye cents, with interest thereon
from the 40tlid;y OF January, 1919. You vii
I.take notice that untess GU appear in sai'
I Court on or before the l2th day of January
/ 1857, and answer or deraur to said petition
that at the March term of said Court, 49,
i said plaintiff will ask for judgment agains
!, you by default.
! HoLLlSTER & oSEY,
] jan, 81, 1857. Att'ys for Plainti&.
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TrIE Law OF NEWSPAPERS

l. Subscribers who do not give express no
ticc 10 the contrary, are considered as wishing
TO continue their subscription.
?. Ii subscribers order the discontinuance of
their newspapers the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
5. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
tinueJ.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud.