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\ writer in The CCqi II hju of last week
over Tire name If Cecil, 4" in speaking of
The losses of lhc-Mutml Fire Insurance Co..
Of Cccil County, by the late fire at ii,yrc
!. GIacc, among other things says: -"
tbink II is time to override and put down all
The SprclouS aad uuSolnd arguments ia favor
of cmIargiug the business Of he Company. q"
Loving out the remarks about the grclirI
asks uf property outside Of lhi, county, this
language can only suppose is u,4n. 20 con
vCy uu impression that t;;r luSuiing If prop.
rrly III Hartford county is a modcrn extension
IF the operations Of thr Insurance Company.
10 c"frccAany impressions that may have
been iorm' d by the reading Of the article
signed Co'lt 1t n3ay not he improper to
state few facts, and let the Pubic judge fpr
!htm;IFIs. The Insurance CO., was iucor-
polar,d December 1915. organized April
1916 with the following Board Of Msuagvr, :
II 5. Sites, President, i. Jones, Joseph
ilaincs, nc Mackali john Partridge J
NJ. Miller, Z. \. Ellis, Allen Anderson 8 &
Chau.hNS. The above named Boa d Of Man
ayers in 1916, asked fraud Obtained supple
mInt to the Chatter, Jas ed Aolc, lS+I,
granting among other things the right to tax,
IlsNS in .lar'ord cnWn Under thar authority
rhe Board i>>r.ld lhlir fist puhcy Oh mopCr.
y IN ilUford county ia January 1919. The
property Of Mr.. Patterson wgs insured IN
1882. The last supplement granting the
right to insure over The whole Eastern SADr,
Was "biain,a February loo, and lht which,
loss the Company has Sustained IA CArolin @
county TO which this writer rtG,rs is $500
Tins short statement Of facts is thought to by
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SEC. 9 Ant b, !! p9gri,d. That Whenever
the Board of i,nmiS,lunur$ Of puhr School;
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TO Carriage manufacturers.

N5IIE Subscribers have constantly on hand
4 large assortment Of superior CARRIAGE
SlUFF consisting of FeIoes Shafts, Bows,
Tongues. Spnkes, &c. Also. large guam
! tity OF Seasoned Axles, and Plank of differ
ent lhIcknesScs, all Of which they Will dis
rohe OF at reasonable prices
SCOTT Il ADDISON,
Jan 80. 1873 If SCOTS Mills.
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GGHNG! GONE!

4. 4 Q . ITO EE r ] n G.--Tho subscriber
N A offers his services to the Public as a C,ier
AZ ofPdblic Sales, al which business he has had
III. much experience. He will call Vondues or
&Reai Estate sal; >, whenever his services are
skTGqlirod, and his charges will he moderate.
EW He refers to Jacob I. Collins. ESQ.,,
So lkton. VIM. k. WOLFE.
Feb 6, ia6S--ta. Elkton, Md.
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NyiEIS Is /" .jvr notice. that the suhSc,I-
hvr. al Crcri cnnnv. hlt!I obtained fran
Il Orphans Court Of stii c"urty, letters Of
@4iu>trui"u IN The personal c>tarr 1t
Lkt t.. Am>d n, late Of said county.
deceased. Al persons having ciainls AtAiust
ihcuid deceased. are hereby warned to eN-
hID. the sam, vita thc vouchers thereof
dtl.Hth. 'u'ir,ictl, on or before the 9th day
Of t.hlrtry. l>.'J; they may uhcrn Use. ~
law, b. excluded from al h,nrtit Of siii
estate. Al persons INDEBTED to lid estate
arc requested a. nlIkr inmr lte rtymrnt
30 tie subscriber. Giv,n AudGr my hand
tins 2Gtll day Of February. lo1S.
j. l. AHSDEN.
Administrators Of f. t.. AlmSdcn, dec l..
Ties - -. ltcCAuLlY, Reg.
Feb. ~, lS5%--jw.
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TRUSTEE,S SiIr

IN virtue Of 4 Decree ofthe ciro..c 4
l. tof Cecil county, as a Court Of ca .oa'
the subscriber, as trustee. nil, ~. SnahceIf Il
highest bidder at Pntlic Apc,;o, ''' 70 o -
Hotel; IN Port Deposit, on u 'mllh s
H f. .g, he PA day Of March ,s,sl
LOT OR PARCEL OF ep
(being part Of tract called :, :
FoRTuNE,') whichis siuatss
leading from Rock Run il : M
Battle Swamp. and parcnl.
deed from Elisha Brnr
Eleanor Armstrong, recn,, I
Land Record BooAs Of Car
j. s., No. SO, folio 81, coata; 10 M
Three Heres Of Laaa
The Improvements CON-,
DWELLING Housp
SCHOOL llOUE. Tbes
House Lot, which is pan'
above, is described as +, a
on the public TOAD tI,ir fsr. u
back fifty frct, and viii
or separately, ss mrc I'M 4; \.
The location is hirA aug 4
land of good qaErs ontae
THE TERMSofi llos il 1, 4
Decree are ihl MI Il NJ
chase m"neyssan Butn. q: {
OF sale, and tlcn, Al.
ments at >ixsanaip e. &c
est from theslay. o4e
approved sesudlF .aM 8
rrb 70, lsg-@s
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Gofnl affairs.
The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS meet
OH Tuesday next the 23rd inst.

w INTER. --ATter all the !rru;nnllng
about the lack Of cold weather it has at last
come. With the snow OF last Friday evening
came the first real winter weather of the
season. In the latter part fNoyenlbcr there
was freezing day or two, but December
January and the early part Of the present
month, will long be remembered as scarcely
colder than ordinary Cctohers. Every body
that owns an ice house has taken advantage
of the present cold snap to I'LL it, and with a
fine quality OF ice.
TEMPERANCE MEETING. "A Temper
ance meeting is to be held in the Court House
on Wednesday evening next. to be addressed
by Edwin Winner Esq, and others. There
seems TO he great interest felt now on this
subject and We presume their will be Large
turnout Of our citizens on this occasion.
CuURCH AFFAIRs.-We understand
that the Rev. J. McKiu Duncan will be called
to take charge OF the Presbyterian Church in
Ekton, and that he will in al! probability ac-
ccpt.
Rev. John G. Wilson OF Philadelphia, will
preach in the Methodist Church in this town,
tomorrow morning.
Poar DEPosIr STrAMEoATe.- -Thc
following which we find in The Baltimore
Sun, refers to the Baltimore and SusquShan-
M Steamboat Company, in which DIR. Tome
Of Port Deposi, is an owner:
Mr.. Taylov's line OF towhoats, running TO
Ayre-dc- Grace and Port Deposit, are also ii
the ship yards ui Mcssrs Farty & Bros, pas
sing through series Of fixing mp. The Juni-
alta. Capt, Frederick TumhleS0n, and the
Portsmouth, Capt. VIM. TrAyors, have both
been pat in complete order--M Charles
Reedrr attending to the machinery and Mr..
james Stewart doing the painting.
The Lancaster, Captain Wesley Tum5lrson,
is on the railway undergoing some considerA-
BE alteration. She has her gutri, cnt down,
and is being rebuilt from the iight-watar line
mp. Al her upper works VIII be new. She
will be almost equal to a new boat. MIR
Rcedcr has her machinery in charge, while
Mr.. joshua Young does the join.r's work,
Mr.. james Stewart tie painting, and Nj.
Joseph Aull the blacks nitAag.
APPOINTMENT nY THE COMMISSION
crs.-The County Commissioners have np-
pointed Joshua l. Gatchcl Esq, Inspector
Of Weights and Measures for Cecil county,
Mr.. G. has had the standard weights and
measures belonging to the county cleaned up
and tested, anl VIII commence his duties as
soon as the weather permits.
William Dannison has, also, been appointed
Constable for the 7th District, in place Of
Milinnl Orr Mhn did nnl nllifr
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IN go, Lycr, j A. CreSweil.
Ia -..-zsSs LSq.. has col pitrd ~ deliver Il
Lecture for the ben tit ofhr pour, NJ the
Courf House, on Iharsh evening next.
SUBJECT - The Cons'it tie al! its Fpuu-
dar>.' Lecture :" cominrm a. =. O'Clock;
.tdnittauCa 10 cents.
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E'4tIs SsE.t,.

ESOR a TERN OF YEAitS.--Thr ndv"r-
L tiycr wishes t" sell Negro Woman, Win
a cilild toMr months ui. Tia woman is IS
wears old and is to =" free in years. The
ehild i. Ia bee free AZ q years ut age. BOa
nc E"althy, and tn" Woman il Sold for no
,uIt. but hrraug the advertiser mas u" Jar.
Ter use Iur lI.r. rnqoirc, i, The C"ch
FMg. re" ~, !HaH---iA'
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Py;SsrLvALIA VOLUNTEERS i There are
I'll } volunteer comnani"N -
Pskeay,'N", &C "a
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SERIOUS AcCIDLET.--On Wsdncs-
day last Il youth named Randall bowers,
aged lG years, son of M. Randall Bowers
who resides at Crawforl's Factory. near
North East, had his foot and leg 50 badly
crushed b. the fall Ola tree a. 10 render
amputation necessary. The leg was cut of
below the knee by Doctors Mitchell ard
Shippers aud he is now doing we'll The
manner Of the accident was this: lie was
standing abont ten feet from some men
who were cutting down ii tree, one foot and
hall in diamctcr when the tree began to fiji
it qtrncl; in the top ofa standing tree which
caused it to spring hack from the stump, in
doing which it caught the leg of the boy
against another stump and smashed it as
stated.
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APPOINTMENT BY TIL : GOyFRNoR.-
Joshrph P Cantwel: Esq, has been appoint
cd by Gov. Hicks, Justice Of the Peace, in
place Of VIM. Hancs, Esq, decd. Mr.. John
Owens had previously been appointed h.
GOV. Lyon, but that djguitary failed to send
his name to the Senate, in which event Mr..
Owens powers rs an oficer, wc are informed,
ceased at the end OF thirty days from the com
menccmont Of the session of the Legislature,
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OUR KlNo.-" Niger" is King.
Ubiquitous, noisy, rampant, this ungra-
cious majesty and sovereign of ours
the love for whom must override all
other loves, for now
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Rea! Estate.

RI virtue OF Decree of the Circuit Court
D for Cecil county, in Chancerv, the nm
designed will sell at Public Sale. at the
Court House door, in Elkton, Cecil county.
Md, on
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(pfobabI grew ont of the youne LADY ssofts
ness and goodness Of heaEt spitSlpg
Momanhood which q filed Y her With naes,
Esynpstl and compassion the poor pale
sufferer thus thrown upon her huapita
and depending upon hetfaloue for Ell tt6Qss
little feminine alleyia iations! !of pain and sntsI
fsling so. grateful ) e the strong Miss sssss
Efaneis was iunremi re ting in hergsntle ofdces
of Kindness and Nheps y laEauls rose from
b! bis siek BEG, pallid aua thin, bnt reg ainlng
All his noble beanty Of persor, 4 was soon
ebservsa' that they were always toge. .her. and
4 was not aurpfised Rhel, one morning Mar
quis announced a y me with glowing cheek, q,
that he was the accepted lovers .the young
lady. Ny Sss.9:i
have thus brougf ftz to 4 sort 81 Sconclu5|
pion the events of tie petiod which I set nut @ont'
with the intention to describs as well as s.
could. i have done this yery5 s, 5lamely b1t q
did not calculate upon. the repugnalce; and
back at that time of insane rezslry and wild
inltenperance: il by: g powerful effort ! Mas
snatehed from the. yawning gplf which Mait- q
Eed me; q thank KIND g nd Heaven for giving mss
g pure love and on almost perfect woman
which alone could have saved me. e q shalr l1
briefly fpish my sad record passing to after.
years but frst shall mention a talk 1s bad
with Marquis Just before s ny !9 departure.
~ was IN the; library one morning Mass
qnis was reading and smoki yhen.i beard
him suddenly sejaeuiate the word sxt!aorss
dipary IS &;
" hat is extraord ordinary e said 4 sturnlss
& ny head s IS .s So 3: ;;:S ;::s
IS Yhy, look here, y 81 replied shere
Z some,alpg lsa.a slssn ge: an lSEp.og oyes
H, ,a.s so,a1s = o.a ulsoa { anas0py s
Z nsss .n5ss stsnss gone upol
s.ls " : psu,o s1s lessss ss'
s 3 s. : t!.ls 3 ! Y sssss 3 IS
s. w s s. ~ sas 1sy S. s ..sss
3. .s;s sos' s sss z 3 q !i' & s sss
81
MARQUIS q tr1ed us 70 lapgh, but tor some
reason t1e :langt, souaded false and; harsh. s
I 4 on ere neither s5reek nor Koman, sand
! 5neea5 give yourself no concsrn = SAID g.
s; ! on tnlpk 30 6 ne teplled well, ! dstr
Ter watn yea, ny BOY something tellatne
that this word has q terrible true reference
to my ilfe--perhaps prehgures my fate and
that of sour party-that zoe shat De lost To-
euesy ssorsty am Of :
- What on earth 40 you mean e said.,
gazing With astonishnent at thes pale fsHd
gloomy countenance OF my companion q Fsr
some mousnts her remaihed silent with dpop-
ing head and compressed lips hesseemed t6l
be edltating - -; q
81 mean, Wiil,s he said RAISING his head
and gazing at me witha sadness which made
my heart ache-aI mean that, 80 far as / am
concerned, the taste for drink and cards will
probably ruin me. You start but there Is,
q terrific truth 10 my foreboding Listen
for an instant 1 viii tell you what 4 woefnll
nature and social position Z was born with. |
My father was q man Of distinction and
r n.s "A . !, .sss es IN : ass,s a
was told more. These Kind friends informed
-. endowed = nh ~ snaS 0a : IA ~ M "
san :. ,n,sa,f s dlsnL = u ~ as..s ss
sSsaness arssd;ia and and lootsd = .s nna, msss
i ssrilv tbe sb;sf smons isn ,haSssnd ssiI|
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sSi5sd s,ssirh but lin lie times &
is16aE 81 never heard any siehing.
s2ies elfisf SDd acsk cknowiedeed Scaptain Sof
! Safit fsS IL sytas n araois Gotesbury; he had
wort q 6otd 5ahions sin ON Francis, Charley
iton sntis tle resi-, buts an these spaied
fB;;i ;SSaif ifeet1ai fires before Marduiis. 81
hs. ,ss6 81 st,lli s,a ,siish b;6 and now wa, was
s a b;s snje bachelor risidence
s5x,s 3; - os md one of the ioyiai
5sS;te "a nv com psrSti yonrth.
bs snsi eoyor osneak of MARQUIS brief
8 D5rsssed eyery 10 one from, the first
ia3Tisst 81 aSE; meesipe o he Was the perfect
S5niod dsIs 81 pbysical beauty. I have never
ass6S man whose 8 personal appearance was
Sons ha3lf as str ling. In Greece he would
Sliyalea at the court of Periicles and
!. SiSsias that world, i wonder Alcibiades !;
a1Ii fsmonbe 81 more than once, instituting
f6 onaparison III sniy mind. He Was at this
itSe about tWei,sy six,yeafs of age, yerytaII
ssof most Dist i1euished carriage and characa
sf;zSS 6Ss Safs s. ca| lad Is Throne fhe BEL
fhas s. xE espsrfecf; scourtly gentleman.
as al + mon q closer inspection e, that
s SoSs Slisoos eTed ti1e az traordfnarys ootnbina.
11Sof me Toiints So 10 sneak. about hia
Hs f,aS hands feet. and ! waist
gs,iI'an tIoneb fnlly six feet II beipbt.
xisl;cate sxtrsbaities & m did not seem dis.
5apsf Regularly and naturally. "a head as
~ LUG
sJS5e ad features Of the pure Greek type,
s completed the picture In aphSs.
p9ant Of view sinp and regarded apart
from as Ile1tal iiasquis Gotesbury was q
aag g66cant aaimaI His manners were
as Set OFF his fine person wonderfully.
had the elegant and impressive afability
oi school gentleman, in all It's perfec.
ffathsr Judge Cotesbury, had dbeen;
ofs ID sndient segs1ae and Marquis not
s66ly inherited she immense family wealth,
a1it De psestge cf the Judges high social
psdtionz the old gentleman royal saavity
lspfsb bsari1g ;descelded aisot his SON. Itwas
cS1rsesy and .considerateness which amount
asd almost TO humility. When Marquis
zbswedxto "a lady it was such an inelina.
Stl6n IS subject. would make al the footstool
sof, is s dleen lis smile conveyed a mingled
7genssation tio and devotion worth . ahsv:
Saiisi ST the slder M DAY; such MAS MARQUIS in in
tia pfeasncS,o ladies', and d Sit si was only %
nod 81 IBIS manner which made him
pie;ous d. figure With those Of his own
seq zero lis ceremonies changed, but his
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SIasL LoNpcS Tt TtilES S 4
from, having ths IsiiRsSf -
British Dominiiepe ,a Y9l "a j M
of cuimi1stiou Snd u zap;
der She powerful coz5 s1i1 Il 8 f;df a z
don journals $ = q IS
Of the Baltimore ES1rB Bagass
S. The Times, from q "a
or &c, 900, in thsE 05iaIk Z -
probably dom II asessf5dl y d = i d .g
Of So, 900 It tssS{ tsS & 4 4 Il 17sl ~
1850 Not only u u q ciS if b =
Ing, but II bal; diHif sliff rilall 4
ronage, thsS SandS IS i'd i'd IIa 26l 81 z
graph nearly aling; il. A
also are eheapef; snd "a;
Great good viii grol out ol 80 q
press to HE people d Eng IL
sfxed, recognized ffact sSnd ohs d! 5a
t,,tions of the land. 9ne moi 81 q q
expscted. IL sis "a
:t6 sredo 4 & {
doSn 10 twwo q pence: 1z 5|; B 8
of hsye q rood oifrdis did Il &
conducted With one sS n s. s5S1 6I,{
talent than; it's nov;
reason That one ors tN5 si
penny; papers xfs nov n bddf
jonrnais tosf That long ed sblisdSd I'D q
exhibit editorials esss % : )
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ceremony of dressing was gotten through
aishYe-y leisnrely Before this was accom-
splished, you'd hear the voiced Of Marquis
singing in the long passag then his tap. at
tmy door 4then he would enter, fresh ,sinii;
ling and gay, to give me the dmphments
Of The day Hiia hand would beFcool his
eyre clear, his cheek not at all flushed. The
,debauch Of the eeeeding day md night
had passed over his rdinary frame sas
alight, cloud does oyerthe sn,, leaying him
frashsrl and stronger; liif such q thing were
possible Then Re would descend iothe
breaEf roo ID meet with laughter tot talk
politics, or scandal or literature, in which
Marquis and Francis were nomeanp npro6eients
--and then recommended the sameToutine.
Taken altogether think you will agree
with me that Eve were On uneommonly gay
setof young men, and lived in delightful
freedom We drunk md played without
stint or care We were an uncommonl,y.
gay party q q & sssssN ,s.ss!sT 8
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EUebtt9Wft9etsR
Der fd4If6e :, Baltimore gDederT Ferf&etut
ieben Mprien (u1st &usndbme tss Srnnta0s) unb
tpnet Gents per gDC&e an BITE Graeer iatIbat.
Gnbee(tno taaIt@ burA TtGeer ben MtVnnenten
tins 6aus tefUret. ats
Durd bic Wof ptrfenset tDet Der t6elt4e ,,Qptder"
$3 5J per Sabr, tn unbtbtnGter Bprausbe
3abtun6. ,3Hon u4a4t 81
ms- Das u GenbI att beS Baltimore Deder
erl&ent iepen Breitae unb tUet iGbrt& 81 tn unbe-
btm9ter UprausbetnbIGne. afi11 itRais
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0rDcerie lIn6 2iQllDrsSfO

@ce BON 8anals unD SefFerl enitr.
Der nterdnete ma&t biernttt betannt bd6 rbiee
Slase isn @saaf srSs bat ua6 aae 5Ortsn @rOesr o'
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.I,nrRF ARErn0TS ANn

.y,urRF tRETU1TTS tNnS inthi-St"te suffering
! f,y want of (cieriiHc medical treatment. anu
vou ,eyr e.. appIy Ia Phvsiran. becaus" they hh'e
ne.n deceived or their friends hnvo been. by stnh
~ Tho dherlo,rns h inf-t the community. hnd VITO
nuhlsh themselves NJ good rhNsici1ns, nr"tS-rs.
ec To ell rurh "" unhesitniingA rer"'nmrh pr''
o Ynuug NJ PhS sieian ia Nhom MI onn p''r" ron
edc,ce lie ei- man of eminent ana IrWnhhi
stndy n good surgeon. nm honorable r'thn. ana one
ho rnn sNtnusshi-e With persons "a ahhcir'n' tis
s,snIirp ~ n Phvsician and gentlemHn are h"h
,nn,nnte..l-ihe first hs hl. medical works. which
no nm nor to their author and the extensive mud
hiohly succe-sfl cuurse uf practice u ih which he
as h'.en honmed slncr his advent in tHltTniH. sn
the latter hy his numerous p0Ons ana large circle o
icquniutances.
pr J. e. Young's Office for
"a tb. treatment uf Private Diseases. u NJ the cor
ner nf Nontgurery and California SIS. san Francisc
RENFMRER-Thrt Dr. Young wants ho patients
ot thrss fully capable of aDprec aiin4 and dist ~.
,uishiuv the services "f regular. thpFongh mel
'h,s's an, from The paitry unearned ana 'ipins
qunck.
RFMFNBFR-That Dr Young is the oniy r"9h'Ar
bred physician ad verisng TO cure diseases oI 'pfa-
dence.
RFNENBER-That Or YUnn2s rnmed'es anu
,rsn,ment are enii-eis unknown To- All olhets, pre-
nared from NE spent in the gre tosplNs o bu-
and and the ars, In this county, from pure ehem /
Gals imported.