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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20
The August Elections,

The National htciieenccr furnishes the
following complete returns Of the elections
recently held in the several States, which we
presume are correct-in most instances the
result being official Known
KENrrcKY.-The Congressional delegation
from this State will be equally divided, as
follows:
OpposHion, Francis NJ. Bristow, VIM. C.
Anderson, Gpen Adams, Robert Mallory
Laban Y. Moore.
LocQtocoS. Henry c. Burnett Samuel 0.
Pcyton, j. Young Brown, Vim. Il. Simms,
John W. Stevenson.
The above shows q locoloco loss of THREE
members. In the Eighth District, where i,
is alleged the 5rossest frauds were perpetratcd
the scat of Mr. Simms will be contested by
John NJ. Harlan, the Opposition candidate.
NoRTH CARoLINA.--The delegation from
this State is also equally divided. The fol.
lowing are the members:
OpposHion.-W. N. IL. Smith, j. A. Gil
mcr, j. NJ. Leach Il. B. Vance
L0coloeo Thomas Ruflin. Warren Win.
slow, L. OB. Branch, Burton Craige.
The locofoCo loss is Two members.
TENNEssEr.-ln this State the locofocos
have lost ForR members. The following are
the members:
Opposltion.-T. A. r. Nelson, Horace MAY.
nard, Reese B. Brabson, VIM. b. Stokes
Robert Hatton, James NJ. Quarles, Emerson
Etheridge.
ocofocos.-James II. Thomas, John V.
Wright, VIM. L. Avery.
ALAGAMA.-Thc entire delegation is loco.
foco, the same, politically, as in the last Con-
gress. Here are the names of the members
James a. Stallworth, James l.. pugh
David Clopton, Sydenham Moore, George S.
Houston, w. Il. W. Cobb, j. L. NJ. Curry.
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TITE OREGON CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
DEFEAT OF TIE REGENCY. 1t appears that
David Logan, republican, has been elected to
Congress from Oregon, over Lansing Stout,
democrat. This result, should the Presiden-
lial contest be thrown into the House. will be
to the democracy the loss Of a State equal to
New York in the House election, in which
each State gives but one vote. Tue. New
York will have thirty-three members to cast
her ono vote, while Oregon will have but one
member to do the work but The vote of Ore
son will still he precisely of the same value
as that Of the Empire State. In this view,
therefore, this success of the republicans in
Oregon is most important victory.
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1.-THE Americans in Dorchester county
have nominated as will lie seen elsewhere
Charles T. Goldsborough Esq, as their candi-
date for Senator This is an admirable selec-
ton, AMI is another example o the the kind
of nominees which that party will present in
the coming campaign. The Baltimore papers
in speaking of tie ticket in sold Dorset" say
it is the best ever nominated. Let Cecil fol-
low this example, and bring out the stronses,
and best men.
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AMERICAN NOMINATIONS. The American
Convention of Dorchester County met at Cam.
bridge on the Sth inst, and nominated tn,
following ticket for county officers: For State
Senate-Charles L. Goldsborough. For the
House of Delegate r. Kcene, John
Webb, William X. Traverse. For State 5
Attorney George w. Jefferson. For Sheriff
--Josiah Kerr. For the Orphans Court
William 3. Dali. IL. &, Grieyes. James N.
Sherman. For County Commissioners
Thomas Il. Cook, Thomas Lambden, Nim,od
Newton, George Hart. ST.. NJ. D. Iloweth.-
For County Surveyor-Reuben Hall.
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LATER FROM EuRopE.-The steamer Asia
arrived at New York, on Thursday. with Liv-
erpool dates to the 9th inst. The steamer
Great Eastern is to be delivered up by the
contractors complete on the 18th of August,
1t was reported that an attempt had been
made to poison the famous Gen. Garibaldi.-
The mutneers at Birhampo'e had returned to
their duty except forty, who with be court
martialed. The threatened strike in the build
ing trade of London daily became more ser-
Gus, and it was apprehended that on the day
the steamer Asia sailed there would be at
least forty thousand operators unemployed
BreadstufiS dull.
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ALLEGED CURE FOR FEVER AND AGuE -
The following, brought from the Spanish
Main, and said TO be an unfailing cure for
fever and aguc, is highly recommended by an
exchange: "Just before the chill comes on,
have pot of very Strong collie made and
keep it hot and when the first chill is felt,
pour out about pint and squeeze the juice
of couple of lemons into it. and little sugar
to make it palatable, drink it off, 90 to bed
and cover up warm. One trial of this often
cures, whilst two or three trials never fails. "
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that application
" VIII b" made 10 be County Commits
Soncrs OF Cecil county, ut their first regular
meeting after the 20lh day of September,
next to have new road opened from some
point on the Elkton and Blue Ball road. in
the 3rd Election District. between the resi-
drnce OF Henry Bennett and log Run, and
passing through lands Of said Bennett, John
Lee, William {. Glenn and John Harvey, to-
the North East and Marley road, at or near
the corner between said Harvey and Glenn.
Aug. 20, lSj9-Jw.
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u An assessment Of the property excmp-
ted from taxation by general or special enact.
ments in the city OF Philadelphia has recently
been made, in order to ascertain its proper
ton to the taxable property. 1t amounts to
nearly ten millions of dollars, There are $40
churches exempted the property Of which is
assessed at nearly $4,UOO,OO0. The city
property, including parks, public schools,
&C., Is nearly $4,000 coo. The United States
government property, including mint, navy
yard. naval asylum, cuslom,house, &C., is
$500 600
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on AND AFTER
Friday, August itll 1859.

sa.sS;zsss+1 The steamer WHILE
DIN, Capt. William
.gg55 :s ;ss;r..,:: Wilson, will leave
~ -S'''<' zs4~'.-' & 60 rgct o n and.
Fredericktown at II O'Clock NJ. Rcybold's
Wharf at 5 O'Clock L. NJ, touching at Better
ton on the SNSSatras River. and Port Her
man on the Elk River, and Intermediate
points ON the route to Philadelphia.
During the Fruit Season, Il boat will run
alternate days to the Whildin, leaving vii.
mcrs Point at O'Clock 4. NJ. Georgetown
and Frcdcricitowu ut II O'Clock ", Rcy-
mold S Wharf and Turner's Creek at D O'Clock
p. NJ, touching at Bettcrton, Port Herman,
aud intermediate points. Win leave Ihila-
dclphia rs heretofore Aug %, 1879
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RETIREMENT OF TIE RoTnscIIlLps. The
Paris correspondent of the London Star,
writing on the 25th of July, states that the
assurance given in financial circles of the
approaching retirement of the Rothschlds
has created strange sensation. If the rumor
prove true, not only Baron James, but both
the sons, Gustave and Alphonsc, would like
wise Withdraw from business, the accounts
of the house in Paris be closed and in short,
1t would exist no longer after the month Of
December
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DTTho Pic Mic at Port Deposit on
"Wednesday night is spoken of as the most
brilliant affair of the season. Ladies and
gentlemen from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Hartford county and our own town participated
in the festivities, and Barrett's cotillon band
furnished the music. Such a congregation OF
beauties is seldom seen even in Cecil county.
The place chosen was near the foot of Mount
Ararat, and the SPLENDID scenery all around
added much to the rural beauty of the sight
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Cofal affairs.
0TThe County Commissioners meet
on Tuesday, next.

nPThe Odd Fellows parade at the
Rising Sun, on last wednesday, is said to have
been fine affair. Large delegations from the
neigboring lodges were present, and addresses
were delived by W. II. Young ESD, of Balti-
more, and others. Mr.. Young's address is
spoken Of as one of rare exec lence, eminently
worthy of the fine scholar and accomplished
gentlemen that he is.
We regret to learn, that Mrs. Ramsey, wife
of Andrew Ramsey, ESD, met with a serious
accident at the grove where the meeting was
held. A portion of the seats were broken
down, beneath which her leg was caught and
broken.
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THE NAME OF WASHINGTON. Judge DAILY,
of New York, in the course OF his decision,
" III the matter of John Shook for change of
name" remarked that the name Of Washing
ton was originally "Wessyngton," which
sleniiies ga person dwelling on the meadow
land where creek runs in from the sea-"
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1tlarrlr0.

TERRELL-lllLEN the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Brndle, GEoRGE
TERRELL, OF Cherry Ill., to Miss RosANA 7.
HlLENMAN, Of Strickarsville, Chester
county, Pa.
MORGAN-WISWELTl.-On the l til inst,
by Rev. S. NJ. Cooper. Mr.. JouN Z. MORGAN
and Mrs. ANN j. WIswELL both of North
East.
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METHODIST CAMP MEETING Boston, Aug.
l4.-The great annual Wesleyan camp meet.
ing at the Vineyard was attended to-day by
about 20 600 persons. Impressive discourses
were delivered by different clergymen. The
weather was delightful, and perfect order
was maintained throughout the day.
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TO THE LADIES.
MRS. LIIEI'MANN
HAS opened Il New and Fashionable AS
L l. sortment Of
Elegant Snrine RanneiS

OF the latest styles. She has also a fine e.
variety of Head Dress, Caps, Flats. egs SAs]
French Flowers, Ribbons, and HatsWN
and Caps for children, to which she invites
the attention Of the ladies'.
She receives new supplies every week
from the city, aud is thus able to keep up
with the very latest fashions and improve
aents.
N. B.-She has arrangements for sending
bonnets to the city to have them beached
Her business is IN the Second Story OF the
New. York Clothing Store, opposite the Foun.
tain Inn. Apr 2, lS59-tf.
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FRUIT TREES.

TNllE subscribers would call the attention
l. of those DESTROYS Of planting Fruit Trees,
TO their stock u 900 PEACH TREES, with
that of Standard and Dwarf Pears; Cherries
Standard aud Dwarf, and Apple and Apricot,
Isabella and Catawba Grapes. Apply to
NJ. MOULSDALE,
ELK NECK NURSERY,
Near North East, Cecil county, Md.
Aug. e, sl8J9-lm.'
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NOMINATIONS. The locofocos of Whining
ton, Del. have made the following nomina-
tons for Municipal officers: Mayor-T thomas
Young. Ahernmm-John Wright. City Treas
urer-Jamcs L. Morrow. .4sseSsor-John L.
Mcneil
The election takes place on Tuesday the
9th of September
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Che Cecil lObia.
ELKTON, AUGUST 90, 1869.

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. The time
for this Cunven ton has been agreed upon by
the counties composing the End district. It
will be he Id in Baltimore on the evening of
Wednesday 9th the same day on which the
State Convention meets.
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The JUDGES OF THE SUPREME CoURr. -
Chief Justice fancy, Of the United States
Supreme Court, is in the SD year of his age
His eight associates in the court, with one
single exception, are all three score years
and ten, and some Of them considerably
exceed that number.
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DRESS MAKING.
MISS KATE MILLER

- RESPECTFULLY informs the LADIES
IA OF Elkton and vicinity, that she is pre-
pared to make all kinds of FANCY AND
PLAIN DRESSES, and do Fancy Sewing
generally; she wi also make Gentlcmcn's
Shirts; at the residence of her father, on
Main Street, Elkton. April 10, 1859.
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IN .sT Tho Convocation of Augustine
~, h4.ssGa Parish, will be held in St.Augus-
tines Church, on Bohemia Manor, on st.
Bartholomew Day, the oath otAugnst, at lOa
and 81 O'Clock. The Parish Priest will be
assisted in the Services by several brother
clergymcn. St. AIMS Church Convocation
is to begin on the 9Th Of September.
II. l.. GoLDsBoRouGu, Rector.
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METHODIST LOCAL PREACHERS Con.

METHODIST LOCAL PREACHERS CON-
vENTIoN.-The Christian Advocate says that
Association of Local Preachers, held in st.
Georges, lately, Joseph Miller and Thomas
Brown of Cherry Hill, Maryland - and others
were elected delegates to attend the Local
Preachers Convention of the NJ. E. Churches
of the United States, to meet on the first
Saturday in October, in the city of Baltimore.
Instead of Thomas Brown it should be Joseph
7. Brown. The Association has shown great
discretion in selecting these gentlemen as
delegates, both of whom are we Il know in this
well for their sound judgement, as their
christian character.
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VIRGINIA poLlTlcs.-An opposition con
yention is to be held at Richmond, Va, OF
the Ith day Of October, for the purpose Of tax
ing counsel together as to the future. ant
thoroughly organizing the party in that State
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UyAt the Fair held for the benefit of
the Rock Church, few weeks since, the sum
Of $500 was realized; which is to be used
toward paying for the parsonage connected
with the church.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There was
a Temperance Meeting held in .Hodgson's
Woods, near Lewisville, on Thursday last the
18th. Among the speakers were Rev. Sump-
ton, who spoke in the morning, and Gen.
Riley, of Rochester, N. Y, who spoke in the
afternoon. The music was by the Chandle-
vile band. There We're several thousand
persons present.
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D=The Sunbury, Pa, American says that
the propriety of constructing bridge over
the Susquehanna at that place, has become so
indelibly impressed on the minds of the citi-
zens, that it may now be looked upon as a
fixed fact.
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EMIGRATION OF INDIANs.-Ncy Orleans,
dug. l6.-Late Texas papers, received to-
day, announce thata body of sixteen hundred
Indians would leave that State OH the lst
inst, for the Wachita mountains. under an
escort of six companies of United States reg
ularS
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ANoTHER.-Richard Semans, ESQ.,, father
Of the above named, was also seriously injured
few days after his sons accident occurred
while attending to some farming operations,
he was standing before pair of horses at
tached to loaded wagon. when by some
means the horses suddenly became frightened,
started on run and knocked Mr.. Scmans
down, the wagon wheels passed over bis body
and chest, fracturing the collar bone and
otherwise injuring him severely. and it is
thought. dangerously. lie was taken up and
put to bed, which he has not since been able
to leave. lib.
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DTIn Kentucky and Tennessee both par
ties are celebrating their victories-The
Americans their gains of Congressman, and
the democrats their success for State officers.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. w. Semans son of
Mr.. Richard Semans, near Cccilton. Cecil
county, Nd, about two weeks ago, met with
very serious and painful accident in the
following manner viz he was engaged in
moving grass with patent moving machine,
upon which he was riding, and driving the
horses. BY some means he accidcntly fell
from his seat in front of the Mower, which
cut the flesh entirely of from the calf of one
his legs, and necessarily inhictng serious
and dangerous wound. He was taken up,
carried to the house and his wounds dressed
by DIR. Roberts, and we are happy to say, he
is doing well, having so far recovered, as to
able to get about. -Commonueakh.
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A fresh supply of Muslns, from g. to 10 cents
"A per yard. Also Hosiery, Gloves and Trim
mings, at very low prices
Aug 20. BENZ. L. MAY
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tTAMS. MgArs and Provisions. BEST sugar
j. l. cured Cecil county Hams, cured by one ex-
periencod in the business. Fine size for family use
at WIN. IORBERT'S
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0TThe Frederick (Md) Examiner says
that much of the corn In that county is ruined
by the protracted drought.
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ETERRING IIERRINGl llERR1NG!-
IL Received this week a lot OF PRIME
New Herring in bbls. and ! bhls.
Aug. 20. II. +. MAY.
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LOOK TO Your Doors. During the
last week or two there have been attempts
should look well TO the fastenings Of their
doors and windows, as there are a great many
men wandering about the country, and who
have to live either by begging or stealing.
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VA strong opposition is developing itself
IN Louisiana, to the reelection of the Hon.
John Slidell to the U. S. Senate.
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rJThe Richmond Daily News has placed
the name Of John NJ. Bolts at its mast head
subject to the decision of a national con.
Ycullnn.
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liza new and substantial bridge has
been built over Cow Run, ON the road leading
to Newark; an Improvement which was badly
needed. Itwas built by Mr.. Thos. Men cal ;
of the best material.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WTILL be sold at Pub lie Sale, on WE'D
w NESDAI. the llth day of SEPTEM-
Der, 1859, on the Premises, the FARM, on
which William Moore, deceased, resided,
situate in the Eighth District of Cecil county,
on the road leading from Octoraro Forge to
Rock Springs lnn adjoining lands of VIM.
Richards, John Peters and others. This
Farm contains
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TO tE.e Voters Of the Bird District

The subscriber respectfully offers himself
to the Voters Of the Third Election District,
as a candidate for ROAD SUPERVISOR,
at the Conin: election. If elected he will
try to perform the duties Of the office
satisfactorily. WILLIAM X. OWENS.
Aug. -. INj9-tr.
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u Attention is called to the adver-
tisemcnt of the steamer Whilldin.
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SAME DAY, all the Personal Property, be-
longing the above named estate, consisting
in part as follows:
~ good family HORSE, l Rockaway
MIAS1 in good running order, l 3 horse
GA Wagon, Ok Cart, Dearborn, l
Grain Fan, | Corn Shelter, new; PIows,
lIarrows, IIocharrow, Spreaders, Double
Trees, OX-chains, forks, mattocks, grfndstone
wagon and carriage harness, &c.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
such as Beds, Bedsteads, Bedding, Bureaus,
Tables, Stands, Chairs, Settee, Looking
Glasses, Clock, cooking Stove, template
Stove, Copper Kettle, with other articles too
tedious to mention.
Cg5~Salc to commence at ID VI, precisely,
when Terms will be made known by
GIBBONS p. MOORE,
Executor of w. Moore, decd.
AT the conclusion of tho above sale, will
sell 2 good farm HORSES, four years old
a lot OF good Hay, Leading Gears, Brides,
Collars, Head lfaltcrs. &c.
WILLIAM w. MOORE,
Aug. 20, lSo9-ts. Oh the farm.
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Dwelling, IL Frame Barn,

Of sufficient size for the farm, with cellar I'M
derncath, Granary, with carriage house
and corn crib attached. There is good
Apple Orchard, with other Fruit Trees, in
full bearing. There is never-taling Spring
Of Water at the door Of the dwelling.
This Farm is in healthy ncighborhood,
near places Of Worship, Mills, Schools, &c,
and within miles of Port Deposit, which
affords good market for grain and all kinds
of produce.
y further description is deemed umccs.
sary, Us any one wishing to purchase will
view the farm before the sale, which will be
shown by VIM. W. Moore, on the premises.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-thir of the
purchase money to be paid on the day of
sale one-third in six months, and the re-
maindcr in twelve months from the day Of
sale; the credit payments to bear interest
from the day OF sale, and to be secured bv
the bond or note Of the purchaser, with
approved security.
~ Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
GIBBONS P. MOORE,
Executor of ". Moore, decd.
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rs Acres, More or Less.

and is divided into s fields, with water in
each. 1t is in a state of good cultivation,
and has sufficient timber for the use of the
farm.
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EX-Presldent Tyler has summer cottage
here, and is now residing at it-hc moves
along quietly enjoying himself in his own
family, his nose, as ever before, his most
prominent Characteristic. An editor once,
who was his warm admrcr, wrote him down
&c every inch a Roman - Prentice demurred
and contendcd he was but 50 four' inches u
Roman-thc length Of his nose. Lately he
took tea in the country with widower, whose
daughter, quite young lady, pres dcd at the
table. Her father cautioned her to be on her
best behavior, as the visitors was so great a
man as an EX-Prcsidcnt. " Make a long nose
Mr.. Tyler and reach the butter '--shc meant
to have said " make long arm but that
nose was the all absorbing subject of thought.
1t is needless to say that the Ex-Presldent
was less disconnected by the mistake than his
fair hostess.
l have run on with chatting letter, till it
is longer than / intended | cannot close
without referring to the Bay Line OF steamers,
by which reached Old Point, from Baltimore,
and rendering my thanks TO Moore n. Falls.
ESD, the President of the Company for the
politcncss extended. Under his able man
agement this line of boats is one OF the safest
and most agreeable routes of travel in the
country the officers of the Adelaide, the boat
we came down in, were exceedingly gentle
manly and tit men for their places; and our
only wonder is that more persons from our
State, who seek watering places, do not come
down the Bay by this safe and pleasant con-
vcyance to Old Point, or the quieter Boarding
Houses oflIampton. Pure air, fine salt water
bathing, and the delicacies of the season are
here in profuson, and the magnificent Fortress
and the Rip Raps are things to be remembered
after having been seen. 7. c. L.
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Likewise, will be Sold OIL tho

I
Executor of W. Moore, decd.
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PG virtue otam Order of the Circuit Court
aS for Cecil county, the undersigned will
sell At Public Sale, on