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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30
hASID@OS'S "a AVA DER sAEEa.-Wr
IL have Isl received several ot these celebrated SAFES
frc proof Burglar proc, and Powder proof which viii
sell AT manufacturers prices
feb l.dts sTABl.ER 4 JONES'
LYN C II Blu RIG COL L E G. E
AN1uHa,atI AllGINlA

feb ldts ATABlER JONES.
LYNCH CohLEGE,
THE fourth animal session nt this institution will commence
L ON the 18th OF september
The locati"n Is ." III" hcaics and most accessible in
Tue entire s"n'n and The course o. study both Classical and
seen,ihc equal to that e" thehest American colleges
The Military Dcparn,n,wib be efficiently maintained un
der the Mir l. Bankcnshp graduate If The vr
plna Military Institute and more recently with tho
The professors VII have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School in which young men will be thoroughly
O. AIRED for college or business
FACULTY
Rev w W WALkrR Chairman The Fdraiiy. Profess,
OF Mental and Moral Science, aud ct History.
Lfcunaus c. MAIrtws. A. NJ, Professor of Latin aud
Bellies Lcttrcs
T. H. cApflt,A A. b. Professor the Language aud
J. T. BL,sSESsnr Professor of Mathcmati and Ins,ruc
tor Of Tactics
SAMUEL ,uIAvp A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
y. LASdhoRNt NJ D., Professor of Anatomy and Phys.
GuisErrk ApoIrnc sAnroRI LII b Professor of Modern
Language
EXPENSES
Hoard 81 per week; washing 81 % per month fuel and
lights elo terra Tuition s2o Grammar School and
| $50 In the Collegiate Department for halt session
Catalogues containing iurthcr Information can be ob
tanned by addressing the Chairman VI the Faculty.
Bcr., and highly valued purpose ,hrossh"a, all
| jan ildts Main ~ opposite the Norvell House.
GRAVE STONES,
| 0F all sizes. always Oh hand and made to order
" J. Il GADDESs'
Jan l-dtaI 'Lynchburg Marble Works
| lust received. .sperie, 10. ia sntly cared R..
| ID con, and for sale W KINNIER & SANDERS
EMMETT sublime salad OIL ..a Worce.,-r.
march dts sTABLER g. JONES
| En BARRELS Of prime Mo.nsai. whisLy
~ !, % g.. so'''sa~en and for sale low BY
"A English French. German and American DRY GOODS
Just received BY (spr 7dtsI JNo J. PuRvIs. Agent
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IN0W RENT-A cos veaiens aed com fertn- 4
u bio DWELLING HOUSE. on Main Street Apply u
o Iaprl l9dts NATH. 0UG0ENHElAEH
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BARGAINS! BE- KtiiuN~!! BAKGAsNs:!
IL he had Al rnE CLOTHING sIokL or
- \ M l. Ell IIAltAIAN, Agent.


| HAVE gust thu Northern with ot
the complete READY MADE clio Ill
ING offered In this includes Fan
Ftcuch Cashmere Suits ct all colos, OF the
LATEST styl,; Black Cloth Flock Goats, double and single
Breasted Cashmere Pants black and fancy coors Vests OF
Gas HrIc, Slk, Saln Gfenadhe and Mars tes-ogether
VIII v'Ty superior Marsailes conpi,ie, Genenens
urh>ing q Iods and Boy SUITS Of every
dc,cp Hats CAPS, Boots Shoes, Caters Trunks I'm
htc thing usually iuunl in irady NJ AIDE Goth
g eaLhnent be supplied low ct prizes than al
II the city charge nothing exhibiting my
goods, requested Ill AID examine them
rcvos march dts SAAlL. II AMMAN. Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

I'D ENOVAL! NEW NEANO! NEW EOOD~!
y II ivng sold cnti s.uc u. Goods old stand,
have below thu N"rvcl House, opposite ials Livery
Siabe where VIII, GrOcery and Commission Ba
Thankful 10 tisns ahd customers Tor The hpea
patronage heretofore nvd solicit continuance
Ic assuring ten offer Undue ash. |
VIII keep Instantly hand a sric,iion OF GKOCE-
HES AND srAPLE DRY GOODS al o. Corn Meal, PlL,-
ter AMI Mi OifaL j. 4. sHEAHEK.
l,its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

n OOE< TO YOUR COAI. a. WOOD Ri LIS
Wei Just received another supply of the celebrated
Victor and Merit COOK STOW wood aad coal which
crssy admired the late Agricultural and Me-
chan this place BY the saving of fuel the
casting their superior finish and perfect opera
ton in departments cooking, they acknowi.
red be best known. We have lifted TO
Copper I,e.erv boilci which is
furnishing hot water at all times, without
additional fuel being heated by pipe and without
interfering with the cooking of the stove
nov dis G. = BLISS & CO.
n, A. n NJ OATa,-9JO BIS els seed Oats Tor 81 te
ISby march lo-dts JAMES BOYD co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

IIERRlNGss.-We have ja.s received ict OF
whole and half barrels HERRlStiS fer sale
march stlts FRANKLIN BROTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

Cd PI T1L PRIZE
500. 900.
fiGy Thousand Tickets!
, > G27 II e IL ES!
More than one Prize to every two Tickets
GEOR GA STATE LOTTERY,
On the l',:ln Of single Numbers.
- For the ben, 1T oi the
1lDNE1aE LILO UNION ACADEMY,
OF JASPER COT MY, GEORGIA,
Anhor ed by Special Act of Legislature.
III c K " n e q Co, M nagers.
To br drawn Die. under the Of
tN1 t"lnmss"uer w X SIMMONS ana VI FkENI Is in the
City Of Savannah, Georgia
TICKET = bN1.A fB:N DDs,sAR~.
HALVES QiAR1 EitS AND klilIIS IN fKploRrl ~.
70 he Drawn en- ia saturday in April. 1880.
IL - l. LIP AMS ~
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SaiUrda April 3Oth. 1859.
APPROX M ALTON PRIZES.


- Plies amounting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sGj at
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v IA NCHBt LIT 70. SALE II lave ut
100 Acres of WOOD LAND tnr sac. 1t a fciuced price.
III wei l,tlbGred and h u good soil 1t
SITUATE miles r the tc rlshth hand Side OF
h,i, H. road the atrls of O. l. Mostly,
Es y batsa obtained by ap.! ing &, my ator-
tllAN NJ bi.AChtOI
march 3l-d.s. TitD>. ). SiABLER Jk.
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4 CARD.-JOnN ABRaIsAM- respectfully
calls the lon II purchasers OF Dry floods to his
large md varied stock of DRESS GOODS They .omprhe
N part: Rich Silks double Juups Composition Robe Seys
Rich Brocadr, h adore. Corded Chene and Solid Checks
PLAN Black great variety B.rages, Tsue Grape lterage
andes and Lawns aud Lace Mantias Ribbons
Gloves, Hosiery &C. If the latest impora Look
ont for bargains deternined sell at small profits
ar.ls dfa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

UhIVfrHHI cry
3 and thousands participating The festivities which
Interesting affords For the resent week. the
thrlng ng muttudes invited city His enjoy
hospitality and participate in III: ntere wh,h
a tho offspring of such occasions.
Among the many places which the gathering
thousands vc and Welcomed ma, be found the
Tie HAehnrs photographic Ga.ory door the Nr
gina Bank Main Street yuchou, Va, where hundreds Of
likeness nubcst works exhibition.
should desire sIaic of thensc
furnished short notice, and at that
fail to please.
fine Of Cases and Frames OF every style and
grade constantly hanI Also. Lockcts Breast Pin Flu
ger Kings. Watch seals Charms Ac.
taken s,!c OF the art At all hours of the
day and IN all kids Of weather. ID. IL BLISS,
Oct lg.t. Practical Plot ~ pist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

PETERSBURG, Feb lith 1896. )
r the regular monthly the Board OF
"A mth Side r. Road Co, the following resolution
was adopted -
Resolved That The Freight Agent .yncAbure hereafter
collect all freight goods received de
ivered his Depot of the posses
ion ot the Company. Copy from Record
lG.ts JAMES L. CUrliBERT, Secy
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SAT LIVERPOOL FINE SALT. DnaNn factory hticd
iuA equal 10 Jelrcs Dnrcys expected ~ 10 "r 10 DAY
As. sorc 400 Sacks Mar,ll, tor SAFE consiA mt
by march ~ diw. y. ) Lin. Richmond, Va
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READY-MADE COATsll


!crnti "a ''uauo3 500 ha.s EtJ" island uuan". u
bas Sumbtcu IJ sale The rates hy
EDMOND, pANhNrORf 60.
DIS ri, hmnni. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

~ rIASrER.-The undersigned has rented from Messrs
i.anshorne " Johns their CORN AND PLASTER MILL
lie al Ar.p CONSTANT hand hich lie
vail sell cheap punctual Customers,
CHAS. >. LANGlIORNE. Sole ACT
mnr for sale OF Western Plaster In this
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

IL Morn<i>G.-Ihe Mail train on the Ntr-
cinia and Tennessee Railroad going West. VS.
teriay. was draped in mourning as nmafk Il e
srcct 10 tho memory OF the late Post Master ''ej-
cral Brown. The Post Office IN thus cilN was
,lrapel in like manner. The remains Of t'at"1n +
Brown were expected to pass through Yesterday
e, route for his late residence in Tennessee. but
from some cause OF other, failed to reach here
We suppose they will arrive by the South Sde
Tram to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

LyScuBrRG Husrlxas CorRr.- Wcinerd'g. Nnrl
oH.-The Grand Jury appeared pursuant to all
iournment-found an indictment against spot
Rider a true bill and were discharged.
Commonwealth vs. Jos. BrasaSsa, Tor retaining
ardent spirits Jury, and acquitted.
Alter & Williston vs. Scav: Trial continued
from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for part of Defendants
claim.
Jas Morrlscy ana solomon Levi, admitted eitl
zens
Commonwe alth VIZ. SPIT. Rider, for lrtty lar
ccnv-Jury. verdict Of guilty, and sentenced t.
three months Imprisonment
Commonwealth vs. Lanlon W. Shell for carry
ing concealed weapons--Tri and hung Jury.
r. W. Crenshaw,ys ID. Langlorne--Jury sworn,
and now hearing evidence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received at Tia"
depot of the Va. & Tenn. Il. r., on yesterday,
S loaded cars, consisting OF 24S bushels Whea;
81 barrels of Flour; 10000 pounds of Misc,lla-
neous There were IL loaded ears sent West the
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

p.ov.ssos RockKs LEcrURE.-This gentleman
,o..,nrsd nv invitation of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association at their room Oh TUESDAY even
ing T., "a la-se and aprreciati'e audiehee. Inc
lecturer was chiefly OCCUPIED IN showing tns hnu-
epce and eject # water upon continental lands :;
:, nn,aa,;u, m uutains AMI chang ng the c"n-
G,,r.t;,n of IN. earth rac subject was discussed
IN IA. SIN 10Th Gle AN tnl mastery manner which
~, are told always intrS the iefl"rnanees 81 tie
lecturer. especially np1a theme wIth which IL"
il 81 perfectly .aa'it''.
lie was par;:cnarly happy III h> dclineation -
the eau-, which Ii - TIE formation ct tie Va
rius co;l ard other Strata which unleri'e i'.'
,,-..ent Surface Of our car,h-remarklnE hat tlle
t,rner wee c1apesrd "f laxuriant NeSeiahl"
.rcowfh uluu winch. many gestures Eie y, 'ue
su,,i,rans In >tcarl aud hs dne :: part "i i''at mat
ter tl,;u whilst VT are now enjoying tue 1ehia'
hea. and light rel,c:el from "nr coal hre>, w"
m;,,ht realize that we are 'hasking III the sunshine
ut Former ages.
NJ ,e,rct,ei however that whilst AL nrtinS rs
lis own the liamh It theory rr~lcctlnS th"
.countir.s centuries that must have been feGail' "
t. f. I'm the inlnens. r1al lads that are tennd On
tie {, h.t f Nova Scotia, lie did not nttehd It.
guard l1:S heaters against tie dai'@'r oil 'lh,I"'
cing any theory calculated to ln,alldate HE NO
sal. nee uut of the creation. SINCE the AZ car
orre of that pernicious bok, The Nestigc> Of
,'rrntian" inf lcs have attempted to turn the set
crrc Of yrolnrv against the Scriptures: Ia provo
that the Mosaic record is irieconcilabc with iae's
which geology attest respecting 'he age "'
tie earth we inhabi,. The antld"te III tins
case has mot always gone with the po'>9ii' ana
many who have read the ~ esti2rs nave not stu
died The Fnutprint; Of the Creator; thai great
cmaIaion Of Il sanctihcd genus, the inst 2l,tt'-
,,ii>hl i that WIS eyer devoted to the e!uel'iatl"n
81 til, great lhome
TG.r. may he fault in Hugh Millcrs the.ry,
but il is a sublime sight to tehod gr'4t All
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

NOMINATIONS IN Charlottesville " hlgS ri
Charlotte have nominated for the House of Dele
gates. Capt. John Bailey. We understand the Sc
ie:iuu to lee a very good one.
The Democrats Nominated, f,r the same otfra,
Capt. Samuel +. I.tiehcp. fitch. Hhiy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Executive Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following appointments made by
the President:
Joseph Holt, at present Commissioner Of Pat
cnts. rs Postmaster General vice Aaron Y Brown,
derra cl Bartholomew fn,'cr If NTH Carolina,
Fifth Au litnr. John Petit Of Indiana. chief jus
tee of kausa> and ~ senator Tee. W. Jones
of Iowa, Ministers tn Boz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

BEARpIHG TIE Lion IN HIS nEN.-Mr. Gesgin
left here yesterday morning ly the Central tain,
tor the lnrpo~c OF meeting john Letchcr today,
at Harrsonburg. in the county of Rockingham
the very heart of the Tenth Legion, and the fer
trcss IF Lecher and the Democracy, Nolh"itl-
standing Ietchcr's discourtcsy and unfairncss, we
are glad that Goggin is bent on pursuing INN,
and bringing him ui to the rack We guess poor
Letcher will wish lac had never lecn born heto;r
Goggn is done with him.
We appeal to Mr.. Goggin's' friends i'll .he Ear'
to attend to his interests while he is foil wing
Letcher in the West. who is afraid to fac tie
people of the East account Of his dcnnneatan
of them and their peculiar institutions. We hepr
still however, to shame poor Leteher into cpnliu"
into The East or short time. BY the way what
has become of his other appointments which uer"
promised to lc announced last week = Htotm"I
Whig, Hei"eSl"Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

nf4 uiuH n lnftks { ide rair's i III iO a. E!
nd, a. r,liaIsv roe"un, nd tom" hfiHi =" YIN
NnrcI 'othe i#'t atd patrons OF IT, tta e'n'tno Il
Nl5.h. was "a u rHi.sF \ Af.INAADIr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

SERfNADE.-A number Of The enthusiastic
young WhiG- Of the city gave Mr.. GnGgln ser"-
made, at the Exchange Hotel. on Monday #i5h'.
The Armory Band WAS ia excellent phi -ht. anal
discoursel much pleasing music to the asse.nl,lei
crowd. Mr.. GoIsin returned thanks in IL brief,
but appropriate speech, ami then retired I'll"
crowd dis cr>in- shortly after.
These young Wigs Of Richmond are '.palten-
lar pumpkins '-as gallant and as glorious ban
of jealous, generous spirits, as ever luttcrel We
never see one of them that we do not feel like
embracing him with the right hand and with The
left" Long may they wave .-Rich Whig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

,In. T.; t., u l#fslt i-l.rl 'ak" pl"a-ut.
al rf 'ia safe, itl,ls aud hus,
H. t.'n. t. ~. LII nri tie publ"
t. 1rat. HENRY u FLOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAMS

uNRlIT TREES ut ACST1ON.-Oas IA iurday
&aruing. the l2th inst, wi. sell $40 Fruit Trees,
hI acng hi4rnt varieties Peach roar. NecArin
tppe. Aprico Dwprf PAR A. the Nursery Of
Jim Hailiay AI,o a !, Il ornamental " pie rr
march 10 ,Lit. { Il rIfIr>. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

the uni"rsi- si.S Jay H. !ut1on
Al pi-i having aims against =" r"Hrc1a. Al" requested
present them rayu an all 4 L It, oiiter bond
or open account, make pr all the
.eliiqg debts must III, business Of the
speedily settled up JAM = SlIdLFR,
II = G PETERS.
JASrspY 3,t, 1852 S1filiE$ a PETERS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20
HOW to Eattcn Chickens.

We make the following extracts from an
article on this subject in the London Cottage
Gardener, and commend them to our readers ::
&" 1t is hopeless to attempt to fattcn them
while they are at liberty. They mast be put
in a proper coop and this like most other
poultry appurtenanccs, need not be expensive.
To latten twelve fowls. coop may I've three
feet long, eighteen inches high, and eighteen
inches deep, made entirely Of bars. No part
Of it solid-neither top, sides, nor bottom -
Discretion must be used according to the
sizes of the chickens put up. They do not
want room: indeed the closer they are, the
better-provided they can all stand up at the
same time. Care must be taken to put
up such as have been accustomed to be
together, or they will fight. If one is quar-
relsome, it is better to remove it at once; as,
like other bad examples. it soon finds imita.
tors. A diseased chicken should not be put
up.
The food should be ground oats; and may
| either be put in trough, or on a flat board
running along the front Of the coop. 1t may
be mixed with water or milk I; the latter is
better 1t should be well-slaked, forming
a pulp as loose as can be, provided it does
not run off the board. They must be well
fed three or four times per day--the first
time as soon after day break as may be posi-
bic or convenient, and then at intervals of
four hours. Each meal should be as much
and no more than they can eat up clean
When they have done feeding, the board
should be wiped and some gravel may be
spread. 1t causes them to feed and thrive.
ftcr fortnight Of this treatment you will
have good fat fowls. If, however, there are
but four or six to be fattcd, they must not
have as much room as though there were
twelve. Nothing is easier that to allot them
the proper space as it is only necessary to
have two or three pieces of wood to pass
between the bars, and form a PARTITION
This may also when fowls are up at different
degrees of fatness. This requires attention,
or fowls will not keep fat and healthy. As
soon as the fowl is sufficiently fatted it must
be killed: otherwise it will still get fat but
it will lose flesh. If fowls are intended for
the market, Of course they are, or may be,
all fatted at once; but if for home consump-
ton, it is better to put them up at such
intervals as will suit the time when they will
be required for table. When the time arrives
for killing, whether they are meant for market
Or otherw Use, they should be tasted. without
food or water for twelve or fifteen hours. :.
! This enables them TO he kept for some tithe
! after being killed even IN hot weather.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20
THE Next Ccrsus-T;mcly Suggestion.

In the ensuing year the eighth census of
the United States will have TO be taken. No
one not practically acquainted with the diff
cultCs Of this Office can begin to estimate the
immense amount of labor which ,leyoyes on
those who tempt it. These difficulties are
manifold, growing in some cases out Of mis-
conception Of the Objects, and often out Of the
Ignorance and peryersencSs Of the people to
whom the deputy marshal is compelled to
seek his information. Sometimes the officer
is bothered no little by reason Of the rcuc-
lance Of the heads Of families to give in detail
the names and ages of the members and not
unfiequcntly the law has to be threatened
against them before this branch of informa-
ton can be fully obtained. Not unlrCqucntly
it happens when the officer calls at the house
in the discharge Of his duty he ends the gen
tlcteman absent, and the wife is not able to
tell the number and age of negroes, the num-
Der and value OF horses and mules, the value
Of the farming implements. the quantity and
value Of the products of the farm, and many
other particulars essential 10 the Perfection OF
the work before him.
Now, what we suggest is, that each farmer
this fall, as he gathers his crops, shall keep
something like an accurate account of the
quantity and value Of the same; and If he
will take the trouble to make out a statement
Of the names and ages of his family; the
number of acres ofland. cleared and timbeled;
the number and ages of his servants: the
number and value of his horses and mules
the number OF bales Of cotton, barrels of corn,
bushels of wheat, oats, rye, barley. potatoes,
&c, and the value of each, and leave it in
some place where any member of the family
who may be at home when the deputy mar.
shall shall call can readily get hold Of 1t, i!
will save time to all concerned and very
greatly assist to make the census returns per-
feet, complete, and satisfactory.
We throw out these suggestions for the rca
son that, having once performed the ardlous
duty of census taker, and feeling keenly
the disadvantages under which an inexperi-
enced person labors in such vocation, and
how very greatly his duties might be light
tened and its unpleasantuess mitigated by a
little attention on the part of persons who are
equally interested with the United States mar.
shall in having the work well and accurately
performed we think we are entitled to speak
on the subject. We do not expect again to
be engaged in such work, but we bespeall
the Kindness and co. operation of the people tt
and with those who shall have to perform
! that duty ,-NQhrHie DAILY NcmS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20

UTTaXes are curiously levied in South
Carolina % per cent. is laid on the gross
income from any trade, business, or profess
sion; p per cent. on all commissions received
for the transactions of business q Per cent
on all annuites and incomes from whatever
source; Of per cent. on capital invested
in shipping $40 on every horse or mule
kept or used for one month during the wear :
50 for every dog! !. per cent. on all
premiums received by insurance companies
or agencies SIS for every sale of slave in
the city free negro mechanics $40; free
negro IN lnors between i6 and 81, IS for males
and 50 for females these taxes to be abated
only when it is clearly proved to the mayor
that they at incapable Of providing their
livelihood.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20
PENCIL SKETCHES.
TTHE ROMANCE OF HISTORY.

A S exhibited in the LIVES OF CELEBRATED
"A WOVEN of All Ages and Countries; com
prising Remarkable Examples of Female Courage,
G. WATSON. One large volume. l2mo. CLOTH
Price 81 %.
To set before the women of America examples
Tor imitation in the most trying circumstances. is
the object OF this highly interesting Book. Lot
the reading and study of such work become
common, and wives, mothers, sisters anu
daughters. will become renowned for resolu-
ton. fortitude and selfsacrfce, than the Spartan
females of old were
Every Lady in the land should have copy Of
this highly interesting Book.
}. 5. COTTON q CO., PrBL1sHHRs
No 400 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
tV'The Publishers will send either of the above
popular books by mail, free of postage to any
part of the United States, upon receipt of the
publication price. [Aug Ii, 1859.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

YHTlllS is to give notice, that the subscr-
II Der ofCecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of SAID county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate of
John White, late of said county, deceased. :,
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tho
same, with the vouchers thereof duly authen-
ticated, on or before the 4th day of June,
1860; they may otherwise, by law, bo
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscri-
Der. Given under my hand this Goth day Of
June, 1859. JOHN A. ]. CRESWELL,
Administrator ofJohn White, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
July 80, 1S59-Gw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-20
n Dp'ICE

Us hereby given to the creditors, endorsers
l. and sureties of Ann L. Hayes, that she
hath made application for the benefit of the
lnsolvent Laws of Maryland, and that the
First Wednesday after tho second Monday
of October, next, being the third day Of the
next October Term of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, hath been set apart and fixed
upon for the final hearing in her case, at
which time and place, her creditors, en-
dorsers and sureties may attend and show
cause, if any they have, why final discharge
shall not be granted said debtor.
Test, VIM. Ii. RICKETTS,, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
July 9, lS59-3m.