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On Friday the 22d inst, at the house Of
her father, Mr.. Burgess Magruder, Mrs. Re
becco MdgiH, in the 22d year of her age She
leaves a husband, an infant daughter and nu-
merous relatives to mourn their loss.
The deceased was of most amable and az
fectonatc disposition and beloved by all who
knew her.
IT. this city, on Monday evening last, NJ.
Henry S. Matiingley, aged 81 years, G mcnths
and IL days.
geg-Alcx. Gazette and Port Tobacco papers
please copy.
In this city, on Wednesday morning. e0tt
inst, Mary only child of William and Mary
Ann Walsh, aged months.
On the morning Of the 81 inst, Mt the res
iience Of her mother, near Marshfield. War
rem county, Indiana, Of consumption, Mss ".
L. TIn6te, aged % years. 3 months. and
two DAYS.
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Georges Creek &Frostburg Coal
DR.. BRUNON'S
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES
FOR DELJCATE DISEASES.

Fur UELlC ALE DISEASES.
No. 1.-THE GREAT REVIVER.-Spee
~ eradicates all TIE evil effects Of Self Abuse,
such Us general debility, loss of memory, vast
ing away of the organs, or any constitutional
derangemo Is us impotency, and weakness of
the sequal organs, brought on by the unrcstrain-
ed indulgence of the passions. Price 81.
No. 3 THE CONCENTRATED BALM
Will cure In eight deys, amy case of gonoorrhaa,
is without taste or smell and requires no re.
striction of diet. Price ono dollar.
No. S.-CoNCENTRATED TERED.-Tho
use Of this remedy will cure elect in n short
time, and can show certificates of cures effect
ed after all others have failed; :his is also tustc
less and without smell. Price one dollar.
No. 4.-CONCENTRATED PUNITER.-1s
the only remedy known that will posti, ely cure
structures o the urethn, no matter Of how long
standing or neglected the case may be. Price
one dollar.
No. 5.--ANTIMERCURIAL PILLs.--All
persons who have used this dreadful drug inner
cury,) (Which rema ins in til" system for years.
causing so many chronic Il eases,) should use
the,e Pills, which will entirely cOunteract the
effects and remove it from the system. Price
one dollar.
No. 6-ORIENTAL PAsTILL5-Is n GER
tain cure for female irregularities, or suppress
sion Of the menstruntior. Price tvs dollars.
No. THE CONCENTRATED AMAETN
NHIcs INV Whitley lhIIlHs wa 'hc "oi"oi wv puo-
ness. painful mens,ruaion. Price one dollar.
No. S,--TEE S0LU IOR-Ts remedy that
has never been known to fail curing Gravel,
and all affections OF tho kidneys and bladder.
Price one dollar.
Either of the above remedies will be sent by
mnil to any part of the United Stntes, on re-
ceipt of the price annexed. Circulars containing
full particulars may he obtained by enclosing
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FELIX DRtNON,
Post OIrce Box 90. Philadelphia, Pa.
y. E.-The Doctor mpy be consulted in com
plicatcd cases by letter or personally. but on y
such letters will BIO answered ms contain n rea'
sonahlc fee. OFFICE, Old York Road q
Calowhill -. May 10, lS59--ly.
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ROMAN EYE EALSAM,
For Irhamed Eyelids.

The delicate structure OF the eycids readers
it pccu,arly sensitive and liable TO disease
" hen, from any cause, it becomes affected, The
inner membrane rapidly infitme5, and tie eye
lid cviuces the strongest predisposi,ion TO a.
tract to itself humors from nll,parts Of tile body,
Hundreds Of pcs sons Of scrolulous hnhit are
disigurcd by rawness or rejness Of the cyeiijs
commonly called sore eyes, and tortured with
a, rrehensions of impaired vision, who, by
using this BALSAM, may obtain almost immc-
date relief In all cases, the earlier this rem
edy is APPLIED the better.
READTHE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE.
NEW York, July 18th, 1856
Mpssrs, a. 3. Il ID. SANDS: GrnIlcmcu:-l
have lean troubled Tor years with an affection
of the ev, lids, and have tried 1t nrmhrr OF rem
edies without experiencing nnv decided bcue-
fiji. A lew weeks since obtained some Of your
Roman Eye BaLsAM, and applied it according TO
the directions. The first application produced
A decidedly beneficial effect, and had not used
il week, before my eyeiids were entirely free
from Inflammation, which had not been the case
before for many years. -.
Yours, &c. G. 3. WILLIAMS, 2G2
BROADWAY.
PRICE, 25 CENTS PER JAR.
Prepared and sold by A. Is. & D. SANDS,
| Wholesale Druggists, loo Fulton street, corner
| Of Wilinm New York.
| For sale by IEALEY &SHRlvER, Druggist
| Cumberland Nd.
! June 30, lS59-lm.
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WATEnMELoNs.-We have just enjoyed
the pleasure of discussing delicious Water
melon, the first of the season, sent It's ty
Herman lobrock, Esq. He has plenty more
Of the same sort left at his Green Grocery
establishment on Mechanic street, where those
fohd Of this rich fruit can supply themselves
upon accommodating terms He is prepared
to furnish everything in lis line of business.
FoRTCSATE EscAPE.-On Saturday last
little son of Mr.. John p Agncw, of this
city, boy Of some twelve Or thirteen sum-
mers, narrowly escaped losing an eye. 1t
seems that he proceeded to halter his faith
er's COW, as he had frequently done before.
when lie was struck q fraction below the ball
of the eye by the point Of her horn, as she
was tossing her head about in a playful
mood, or to shake off the flies. The blow
was sufficient, had it struck Immediately in
the eye, to have destroyed the power of sight,
but fortunately, it fel! little beneath 1t,
leaving only small bruisc, which frigItcn-
cd more than it hurt him.
We cory from the y. York Evening Express
tho following:
Freigh,s will be reduced on the New York
Centrgl and EIie roads, unless Mr.. Garrett con
sents to abandon the advantage now taken OF
water lines (" Baltimore. Mr. Moran is willing
to wait until Monday before reducing rates
while the n. York Central is for prompt meas
ures. The Eric has determined to follow the
Central in reducing, but not to commence
Thus far no reductions have been mad c, and 10
answers from Mr.. Garrett il expect, d before the
Goth. fl5 Baltimore AMI ohio feels very
strong, and is not ready to surrender what it
call its ma tural advantages. Should tn = north
ern line reduce rates, the southern routes will
at once follow, thus re-opsning the old war.
SECOND DIvIDENp.-It will lie seen by
reference to another column that James Il.
Amman, Esq, Trustee of the Cumberland
City Bank, will pay second Dividend of
Twenty five per cent on the dollar to such
Of the creditors of the Bank as have hereto
fore filed their claims. or who shall file them
on or before the list day Of October next.
Fire in tie .Nountains. Wills Mountain,
Just at the northern limits of the city, has
been on fire for several days past The fire pre-
scntS = beautiful spectacle at night. it has
destroyed a large quantity of cord wood. We
learn, belonging to Samuel Ectlcs. Esq,
some say as much as six hundred cords.
AYNUAL ApDREss.-Prof. J. NJ. Colby, Of
this city, will deliver the annual address Lc-
fore the Mount Vernon Literary Society of
Washington College, at Chcstertown, Md
the Sth of August.
Drought. This region OF country is suf-
fcring greatly for the want of rain. Vegcta-
ton OF every kind is burning up.
Mail Cha"ge.-We understand that the
mail service over the National road is about
to he changed from three to six times week
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TODYSPEPTICS

TO DYSPEPTICS
And all who suffer the tortures which this di-
sease inficts ia one form or another ofits man Y
phases, cure yourselves permanently mud speed
lily by using
TnE 0xvGESATEp DUrRRs.
The"Weekly Novelette, OF Sept. Is, says:
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases Of
our country. This is owning both to climate
and the almost ari versnl habit Of eating our
meals too rapidly 10 admit OF proper digestion.
Blu, in spite of these adverse circumstances,
this disease, even when Il has become chronic.
disapl ears rapidly by the use of the Oxygeoa,ed
Birters, which hsve been found 10 prove an ir-
f,llible remedy.
From the Publisher gfa eiiety ci,eal0t.d
AagaziEe.
Bosros July !, 1853.
MEssRs. S. ". FowLg & Col have taken
three bottles ofthe Oxygenated Bilrers,nnd have
derived great Benefit IRON their use. l have
been much troubled with Dyspepsia for sev--
raj years, and found nothing that afforded ne
any rel eli until | used the BitterS. ! most cheer
fully recommend them 10 NIL who are afflicted
with this trouba,ome ind stubborn complaint,
JAMES ROBINSON, OF the
Student and Schoolmate."
From Gsg A. c. DoDoE, our minister to
Spain.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 10.
On. GEO 2. GREEN,--Dear Sir The Oxy-
genated BHers with which you were so kind
ns to furnish me, have had most saluary
eject in my case. | wnt troubled with Drs-
pepsia for four years, during which time tried
many remedies bu; neverm. with any so goo /
us YOUR Bitters. am now in the enjoyment OF
good health, and hope, aud believe, that all
Who use the Oxygendted Buiers, will find them
rs serviceabc MS have found them.
With high respect your, ohl. servant,
a. c. DODGE.
Prepared hy S. W. FOWLE & Co., BosTcN,
and for sale by.
J.B II. CAMPBELL and HEALEY SHRI-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr. HENRY c STEW ARD, FrostburF.
HENRY ~ lLS0N, WesIernport.
Aud by dealers everywhere.
July 81, l959-4t
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TESTERS
lMpRourD SHUTTLE
iOCE-S1YTCE
81 WING MAC CHIMES.

'INHlS IL the nostreliable sewing Machine cv
i or offered in this. market, both in the quail
ty of It's work, lite durability and simplicit. =
Tho operation Of it is easier learned than that
OF amy other machine, while ii works with ease
on the fneet silk or heaviest cloth, which it
works in q very superior manner; mnkic1, II
strait, evenly laid seam, much finer than ord-
nary hand work, while both sides Of tho cloth
are stitched alike. ItrIrely gets out Of workin &
order or requires repairing, and is so simple
that an operator can perform ali ordinary re-
pairs on it, until il il worn out. With all these
ndvautag es over other machines, we feel conf
dent Testers Patent Sewing Mnchires will best
meet the wants o. iitmilice, all hiGCs ~ .alua-
featuring cothicrs, tnilors, or my others re-
curing It seam in their work, will find this n
Machine that will do their work in rapid ana
substantial manner, and much nicer than the
ordinary way. Families who require much
sewing will e nd this Machine peculiarly adapt
ed to their wants, besides saving labor enough
in n few months TO pay for it. Tailors will find
great saving by using this Sewing Machine.
besdes being always sure of a superior quality
of work that does not rip, au that looks much
nicer thar. hand work.
REFERENCE TO A FEW PERSONS USING THEM.
]. ". Richardson, Merchant Tailor, Gay St.,
near the Church.
Levi Perry & Co., Shoe store, 17Q Bait. st.
S. Strider. Mantillm Factory, Baltiaore ST.,
over PARIS China stere.
J. Evans, No Is Baltimore street.
James Taylor, No. 3lG Baltimore street.
Miss Kate Willynrd. 10 Constitution street.
Mrs. Il. A. Beard. 40. 90 Ensor street.
Mrs. Buckniller, ~ McEldcrry street.
Mrs. Watson, 1875 Hamburg street.
Mrs. ?. Brooks, i47 Hamburg street.
L. D. CHASE. Agent, lG3 Bait, st.,
Opposite tho Adams Express Co.
baltimore June l6 lS5q-ly.
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Cumberland City Bank.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to tho creditors Of
~ the Cumberland City Bank, that the under
signed. Trustee, will pay n second Dividend Of
Twenty-Five per cent. on the dollar to such of
the creditors of the said Bank, who shall file
their cluims with the undersign ed, on or before
the LIST day of October next, as we'll MS to those
who have heretofore filed their claims. pre-
scn,ation OF either the Notes of taid Bank, or
Of the certificates heretofore issued by the un-'
designed, for the rotes already filed with him.
J. X. AMMAN.
Cumberland July rs, 1sj9--Gw. Trnstee.
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4G76.l9 I4l, 56902

BALTIMORE COAL MARKET July 81. 1850.
Cumberland Coal is very dull, aud although
the prices quoted are rates fixed on some time
ago. il is freely Offered at about So % for fine,
50 50 for run Of mine, 81 for lump, without
any disposition of buyers 80 contract, they
buying only as wanted. Anthracite is selling
from the yards at 81 80 "a So per ton Of q,
24O lbs.
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- III A * X | Il D.

On the evening Of the 18th inst, in the NJ
L. Church, Ottawa, H., by Rev. ID. N. Hill,
assisted by Rev. S. A. Wycwitt, Rep. R'msey
iSmihson, of Peoria Conference, to Mss Hul
dab Mary, daughter Of S. S. Dewey, Esq, NJ.
d., of Flntstone, Al!egany Co., Md.
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State News.

Cecil COUNTY AFFAIRs-We take the
following items from the Cecil Wing:
HEAVY WHEAT.--Tlr wheat crop Of this
county turns out to DO Of first rate quality as
well as very abundant. Mr.. Joshua jackson
of Flint Hill, has threshei part OF his crop,
which he sold at Ricketts, mill for $3.50; it
weighed G5lbs and 1907. to the bushel, the
measure having been filled and struck level,
in the usual manner. This is the heaviest we
have heard Of, although much that has been
sold weighs about Cabs.
TIE New METHODIST CHURcH.-Tho build
ing Of new Methodist, Church in this town
the present season is fixed fact. On refer
ring the matter to the congregation last Sum-
day, they subscribed 3,040, u number of the
members heing absent Mt the time. a plan
furnished by Mr.. Powell q Baltimore archi-
tect, has we understand, been agreed upon,
which will cost about 1000.
LAYING CORNER STosE.-Thcre is to he
u meeting held in the woods, at Asbnry Meet
ing House, commencing on the third Of Att
gust. at which the corner stone OF new NJ.
f. Church will be laid.
Runaway SLAvEs.--A slave man belong
ing to George Biddlc Of Sassafras Neck, and
his wife and child, also slaves belonging to
George 4. Ford Of Cecilton, ran off last Sun
day night. They took with them horse
aud small wagon belonging to Mr.. Biddlc.
ELEcTED.-F. \ Ellis, Esq, of Cecil Lodge
Of this town, was elected by the Grand Lodge,
|. o. o. T., Of Maryland, at it meeting this
week, Il Representative from THU State to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States, position
he has held for the past two years
A BEQuEsT The following announcement
appears in the obituary r,cord ola New York
paper:
Died in this city, suddenly, ON Thursday
morning, July IA, at o'clock. Leiiai d.
Lockwood, formerly Of Chesapeake, Nd. ,lcav-
all her property $3.50, 0O0I to her niece, Miss
Sarah +. LOCKWOOD"
Wonder ii Chesapeake City is tue place in
Gicated, and if Miss Sarah 4. Lockwood re-
sides there; if SO, it is likely she will become
one of the most attractive ladies' Of the coun-
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Order of Publication.

Rosunna Jumcsl No. 1920. In tho Circuit
W. Court for \ llcgHny County as
John Jamcs. n Court Of Equity.
TUE object Of this bill is to procure decree
dyvroIng tho complainant from tho deien
dInt, ui"caiu .H1trjmonir.
Tho bill states that the compnnnn ntermnr-
riod with defendant IN 1916 Tint more than
i've YEARS UEo he abandoned her, and has lived
"ut Of the State Of MARYLAND ever since lie Il.
handnned her, and Il at he now lives out Of the
State Of Maryland, and that lie has never lived
with her since he abandoned her.
1t i. thereupou ndjudgcd and ordered. that
the complainant. hy cnusing copy Of this or.
der to 10" inserted in some newspaper published
in the City OF Cum 5erland. once week for one
month before the LIST day Of August next, give
notice to the said absent de PENDANT of the OBJ
icct and substance of this bill, and warn him
to appear in This Court in person or by solicitor,
on or before the Cd day Of November, 1859, to
answer the premises md show cause If amy he
has. why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
True Copy
Test--H. RESLEY,
June 30. Isj9--lm. Clerk.
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Real Estate SALEs.-On Saturday, Mr. d.
Jobn T. Edwards, Trustee Of Henry Bevans,
decd, sold at publi, auction the "Ho,ne
Place" for $4,000 to James H. Bevans, Esq,
CT Baltimore, and the "Brick House Farm
for 1880 to Milcs Higgins Esq.
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Ellen Bcvans and ollers la the Circuit C"nri
vs.. for AIleeany county
JOS H. Bevans Il others. in Equity. No. 8I6
Jas, ". Bevans Il others In the Circuit Court
va. for Alegnmy county
Ellen NJ Bevnns and , in Equity.
IIeury l.. Bevans No. 1899.
ORDERED, this 2Cth day Of July, 1859, TINT
" the sale made and reported by John 4 Ed
wards, Trustee, for the sale Of The real estate
in the above two causes, being the real estate
ofwhich Henry Bevans. late Of Allegany cnun-
ty died seized, be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause Ia the contrary thereof be shown
before the 26th day Of August next; Pro-
vided, a copy of this order he inserted in
some newspaper, printed in the City of Cumbcr-
land, once in each Of three successive weeks
before the 2dth day of August next.
The report states the amount of the sales to
be $4,000.
True Copy,
Test-II. RESLEY,
Univ %. lSJ9-3t. Clerk.
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New ssoaks! New Racks!

lust Published and for sale by Andrews4
y SwarUwcider, under st. Nicholas Hotel,
BnltiE ore 81, Cumb, land, Nd.
Forty -Four years &c a Hunters life. Icing
reua.uisccnces Of Neshack Browning, q Marv-
land iiGnter prize, Si.2s
Ny Thirty Years ont oi .ae Sea.
ate, by Maj. Jack Downing l.6B
The Tin Trumpet, or heads and
tails for the wise and vaggish. 10
The Ca yalier, y owe! ~ GP.c
James, f.f
The Art of exteilrore speaking - l.eo
Memoirs OF the Empress Catherine
the Second. fte
Irviug's Life OF Washington vol 5 2eg
kec SylyesteT's Word by the su.
thor Of the Heir Of Redclvffe, IS.
The Pillar of Fire, by Rev. J.H.
Ingrahan, LIS
Love me Little Love NE Lopg,ty
Charles Rend. leo
The convalcEcent, by n. P. Willis {" l.2s
Juno o.. 1889
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Papers for Mailing.

DIR friends can aItoays find at our oTice
copies Of the CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH,"
folded and prepared for railing at fire cents
each.
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New Lumber Yard.

'VHE undersi gned have aow on hand an os.
1 sortmsnt Of LUMBER, Of Various sizes m d
qualities. SHINGLES, LATHs, &e., to which
they are making constant additions, 60 az TO
keep up a fall supply ut ell times.
Office and rtrd at '5s South eua IF Centre ST.,
where the public ore in,!'ed TO cal besorn pnr-
chasing elsewhere, as We will endenvor to sell,
wholesale or retail, on tho most accommodating
terms.
Georges Creek G. Frostburg Coal
will be furnished by the cargo, on board of
Boats, or by the car load Mt Cumberland and
,ints eastward on the line of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Orders by mail either for
Lumber or Coal, are respectfully solieited ana
:, all receive prompt attention.
q. w. 4 8. VI. UALLER,
July Ia, l95a-Gm Cumberland Md.
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GROVER & 3 AK ERS
Celebrated Noiseless
H- "a va "A M FL Va
Sewing Ill achines.

New Styles-Frlces from 500 to 3i25.
liEMM kkS, s. Extra.
'I'llESE machines sew from two spools, as
! purchased from the stare, requiring no ro.
winding Of thread they Hem, Fell, Gather,
ard stitch in a superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, without recourse
to the hand-necdlc, us is requicdh by other ma.
chimes. They will do better and cheaper sew
ing than scamstress enn, even il she works
for centnn hour.
.nsJ>Au rh,rixol Agent CT these Machines
will soon visit this place, to exhibit them, mike
sales, and appoint an Agent.
Offices Of Exhibition and sale, I95 broadway.
New York, and Isl Baltimore Street, Balti-
more. July II, lod9--Gm.
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PHiLADELAuIA Coal MARKET-TRIpAY,
July %, 1859.

NEW YoGK Coal MARKET, July 81 1852.
The demand for Domestic is fair, and prices
are sustained sales by the cargo Mt So 20 a.
81 20, and from yard at 81 "a 81 so per
ton. Foreign is scarce, and is in fair request;
sales of 200 tons Liverpool Camel ut SO %
by the cargo, and SO As "a So Az in small
lots aud one cargo to arrivcon private terms.
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Bosroa Coal MARKET, July 90, 1852
English Camel C,al remains quite steady,
with sales at Sl@ 4 chald. cash. Pictou and
Sydney remain the same. Several carsoes
have been sold at 81 % "a A so = ton, cash.
In Anthracite steady retail sales at 50 q 80
Z ton.
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MOUNT VERNON PICTURES.
7 TELEGRAPH aud Photographic views Of
lLthe Tomb Of Washsogtoa and Mount veys
non Mansion, for sale at Smiths G-Der. Ysa
aid If the Ladies Moapt VetBsn kssociaticn.
Call and examine specimens. Pho:ograrbi-
Views Of Residences. &C., pnt M very ekesT
~hena large usn.bsr il wanted, 'Jnus IT,. -
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NOTICE.
Naval Stores

Naval Stores.
100 bile. n. C. Tar
so " Pitch,
100 enles 0akup,
100 Coils Russian Rope
100 I" Marcia "
For sale by j. y. HARPER Co.
alexandria, June 2-tf.
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Mining Intelligence.
Report of Coal Transportation

During tie week ending Saturday, July 23rd,
1859.
Shipped crrr the Cumberland anil Pennsylvania
Rditrona tor same peri"d
R.R Canal. Week Year
Amer. &C. l474.l3 206914 3'i+.G7 49O45.07
&. T. Ecimold, 53G.0s 449l3 99G0l l7,Ts7 %
Frost. G. G. 43.lT 1927 90 l47OlT % 23Jl
Borden NJ. Co 326.l4 2635l2 2962.0G 4z,234l4
Stanton Co. 1881
Piedmont Co. l00.l4 I0o.l4 433.O4
Allegany NC. l00.ls
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July %, Isj9-3t.
Estate of Jesse Chapman.

Estate Of Jesse Chapman.
NOTICE is hereby given, thatihe suhscri Der
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Allcgany county, Letters of Administration on
the estate of Jesse Chapman, late os Anrgany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased ARE ereby warned to
exhibit the same properly authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the 2Sth day Of Jnuu
airy, 1860, otherwise they mey by law he exclu-
del from all benertn said estate All persons
indebted nre requested to make immediate pay
ment Given under my hand this 2sth day of
July, 1859. -
MARY CHAPMAN
July 90, 1s50-3t. Administrators.