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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-26
NEW GRIST MILL.
GLASGOW Mo.
Grist Work for Toll.

THE undersigned have their new GRIsT
MILL in full operation, ready to Do III
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Saint Louis and Glasgow W..
Packet,
.. b, Carries.
HENRY MCPHERSON, M
%s The good steamer Cari,,
- been put in thorough repair. IA; nIaras
regularly throughout the season, as VA n
packet between ST. Louis and Glasgow. 'esk9
Leaves st. LOUIS, every Saturday, at4,
Leaves Glasgow, every Tuesday, at - Pa.
BARTHoLow, ROBBINS s. TArUn
mail
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VIM. A REID.

TiproN, Nov. 7, 1859.
Messrs CHARLES Blow u Co.: Gcnts-This is
TO certify that have sold large number of bot
ties of DR.. Stephens Chemical Ague Compound,
for the cure Of Fever and Ague, and IN every case
il has performed cure, and gave general s; tIsfac-
ton. | could give you many names who
have been cured, but deem II unnecessary,
for the medicine has proven itself in this part OF
the county and think II is Just what Is wanted II
used according 20 directions. Yours, &c
]. II. GLENN.
GLASGOW, Mo, Nov. "a. 1859.
Messrs. CHARLES, Blow s. Cove have
been selling tor some time DR.. Thos. l.. Stephens
Chemical Ague Compound. 1t gives universal
satisfaction. 1t takes the lead of every article
that we sell for Chills and Fever. We recon-
mend il 10 all. Respectfully Yours,
CROPP & WILLIAMS.
DR.. T. L. Stephens Chemical Ague Com
pound is for sale by
CHARLES, BLOW CO., u
BARNARD u CO.,
RICHARDSON, MELLIER & co. &
Il. F. WEITZELL " co. IS
J. MATTHEW'S SONS, rs
SCHUETZE & EGGERS, e.
HENRY BLACKSLEY, ia
PIKE & KELLOGG,
D'GNCH, RlVES Y co. y
And by Merchants generally throughout the coun-
try.
WILLIAM Il. Eiiosv.
. Sole Proprietor
CRoPP & WILLIAMS Agents.
Glasgow Mo.
DIR. B. E POWELL, Agent,
d"c2S. lS5y-6m C7h.hE. cs., Mo.
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A correspondent says:-"I once spent a
Sunday at Lyons, on my way to Italy.
attended the French Protestant Church.
The form Of Worship is very much like the
Presbyterian, and the minister. after preach
ing for about fifteen minutes, stopped ralhe,
abruptly, pronounced word which took
to be " alez," and sat down. immediately
the whole congregation, which had hitherto
been extremely quiet and attentive, appeared
to be seztc with fits OF coughing, snecing,
md xpectoration-som blew their noses
some took snuff BY degrees the noises ceased
and after an interval of about five minutes
the minister resumed his discourse, and
finished it without interruption.
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NEW ROUTE TO CHINA.-'rhe government If
ureat Britain is about to take steps for the
construction of a first class highway or rail
road from the valley of the Irrawaddv to the
southwestern frontiers of China. Hall its
length. Or $50 miles, would be constructed
through British, the rema inder through Br.
mcSe territory. The part of China tins made
commercially subject to Rangoon contains
about 50 O00,0 900 Of inhabitants, and the
region is in the main highly productive -
Steam communication will also he shortly
established between that city and England, by
way Of Calcutta Bombay aud the Red Sea =
Should the Chinese Government off r resist
ance to the project. it is believed sufficient
aid can be obtained from the rebels to carry
ii through successfully. The country to he
traver>ed pre- sculs few obstacles OF physical
character, and the project will likely he com
Tnencrd at an carly dav. 1t will have its ter
minus in the port Of kangoon. or the Bay Of
Bengal, at the mouth Of the lrrawaddy.
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images from Chiiiqui NOV become somewhat
conlmon), are not peculiar to Central Amer
lea. They are found in Peru and other parts
of South America. Tchudi, when speaking
ct them, has remark that may be Of some
value to explorers Of ancient cemeteries. Ii
Chiriqni, We suppose, no one has thought of
going betoU the bottoms of graves. The an
cicnt PcruvianS. as is well known, frequently
buried their dead in their own houses. as well
as in i.ublic bury ing grounds. In both cases.
hnu 'chnld utensils and treasures were inferred
with them. In numerous digglngs made by
Tchudi. in the houses, he says he regularly
found the following arrangement: "Under
n stratum of earth. two feet deep lay the body.
On clearing away another stratum Of earth,
equally deep, val ictv Of household vessels.
for cooking together with water, pots Of clay,
gonrds, bunting and fishing implements
occurred. and frequently a third layer Of
earth. beneath which gold and silver vessels,
and the household deiies. were deposited.
Tie images of stone were ofgranic porphyrv,
or sandstone, and often several feet high
The gold,n idols, he observes. .'are always
hollow, and eXhibit no distinct trace of solder
ing of various sizes; some weighed three
quarters of a pound
These New Granadan scul ptures, whether
nenernl nn,forni,r ~ h,.,,'a, d"n.io ms.i NV
the Eastern hcmisnhero Thcv NO snch 49,
arc sill T., h,yo ;,,,r;,hl,, ,,ro,oa'd
I,nouogo and y.ro or., c,,,,,,,,,, ~, 49,.
E,st Tbcro ,s hera thn EcJo,s onj J;,,nn~
ted forms were imnr;son.d IN th.. s,nno ,ho
arms snn.oznl ;n,n ,ha .;I..s ,L: ta
r,nss,d On th. broac, Tho la[,s rnit,1 ,I
The whole unrelrvnd rron ,be onno,,l n,a',,,
Snch wrre ,hn drs,mnc Of .ven Ell. ,r';',S
nm to the Time or D@l,l,s r., rrl;',;n,. ,i,a
limbs conv;ng n,,nI,l ,,,;,,dos o,,J , '7 'ne
,rI;,.a,ol' ,,,,Se,,l,r ao,;a n,'I Wy :"
rrnrrscntrd in oriental ne,o,,bor ,S ,,,l,;nn
statue, Thai walked. ;nsI os Voc ora ,nI,1 ~,
con,rived vino, ,v wh;rb he oav fron, war;,
tn Cumr, ,h,t q hn ;,,ro1,,od na;,>, ~
h,,ts which At a d;.,nnoa ,,as,,J ~
u,;,I ,Inuo. nh, ,ol ,,,,, 49,, O
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miscellaneous.
LATE SHEREFF'S SALE,

Rf virtue of Il writ of Vcndrtioni Expona
- issued out of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, to me directed, will sell at Public
Sale,
AT TIE COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN ELKToN, on
Tuesday, The l7M dag Of April, 1850,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
at law and equity, Of Benjamin b. Sweet, in
and to all that Piece, Parcel or Tract of
Land, situate, lying and being in the 9th
Election District Of Cecil county, lying on
the road leading from North East TO Charles
town, containing
lSS ACRES, Mere or Less.
Late the property Of the sand Benjamin B.
sweet, and taken in execution at the suit Of
Thomas Richardson, and will be sold for
Cash to satisfy said writ and cost
IL Sale to commence at | O'Clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Eliton, Mar 81, lSG0--ts. Ex-Sheriff
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C0r,Gaticllal.
Wesleyan Female College,
Wilmington, Delaware,

TENIIlS Institution is in highly prosperous
L. condition. aud offers to Young Ladies
superior advantages for acquiringa complete
and thorough education.
The domestic and social arrangements are
designed to secure the boarders, within the
college, all the benefits of refined christian
society, and The comforts and safeguards Of
u pleasant home.
Special attention is paid TO tho manners
and habits Of the young ladies', and it is the
aim of the teachers to have them acquire
that cultivation and self.dIScipline which will
qualify them to ill, with honor and pleasure,
their appropriate sphere in life.
Thc.Frcnch language is taught by Profess
scr panlin, native OF Paris. a gentleman Of
thorough education, and Of rare skill as an
instructor. He and his wife reside in the
institution, and the pupils have the best
facilities for learning to speak the language
tuen'ly and correctly.
pFpupils are received at any time, and
are charged from the date of entrance.
For catalogues, OF further particulars, ad-
dress JOHN WILSON,
Feb 4, lS5G-2m. President.
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March IL, 1860.

THE PROCESS OF RAISING ENTIRE BLOCKS
OF BUILDINGS. Probably the greatest me.
clanlcal feat on record, Is the raising Of an
entire block of buildings, weighing 30 goo
tons, and presenting front Of 800 feet win, h
has nearly or Qnltc been accC mpli>hrd at Chi
caGo. lhe Chicago papers say the process Of
raising IS by the screw. mt SIX thousand Of
which three inches in diameter, and of" thrrc
ciehtS hremt, y six hundred worknen have
been cmpl"ycd. cach man in charge Of from
eight to ten screws. ~ complete system Of
signals was kept III operation. and by these
the workmcn passed, each through his series,
giving each screw one quarter turn. then
returning to repeat the same. Five days labor
saw the immense weight Else through four
iect and eight inches TO where it now stands
on temporary supports rapidly being replaced
by permanent f, undations.
The block comprises thirteen firSt-cllSS
stores and large, double marble structure,
the Marine Bank building. Its subdivisions
are a hye story marble front block Of three
stores: four story block of three stores: a
second four.story block Of three stores and
hvc'stofy block Of ionr stores at the corner Of
Clark street these all presenting an unhrokcn
ifont, IN the heart Of our city and filled with
occupants. 1t presents some Of the best retail
establishments in the city, and some of the
heaviest stocks of drugs, dry goods. etc. Its
upper stories are full of offices, and contain
millinery rooms, printing establishments,
blnderles, ETC., etc, and vet, so admirably
has the work been conducted, the cease less
daily tide Ct pedestrians has not been impe-
ded, but rather increased. from the novelty of
The sight, and the merchants and others even
speak of an improved trade though they will
welcome the completion of the work none the
less, The block has been raised four feet
eight inches, the required height, in Ave days,
ending with Friday last, and the masons are
now busy putting in the permanent supports.
The entire work will occupy about four weeks.
The total cost Of this stupendous work is only
ST. 900.
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CHINESE SHREwDSEss, There is an anu
sing story Of a Chinese Barnum. who got hold
of an American Daniel Lambert, whom he
most hospitality entertained. For some days
Jonathan was the observed of all observers. -
Endless crowds of visitors appeared to do him
honor, so much so, that those well attended
leyccS became great nuisance. The Amcri-
can ultimately found out that his host bad
been making good thing of him, as he.had
been exhibited for paymen: to the crowds OF
Celestials, who we've supposed to be simply
doing him honor.
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UDIt is the intention of the Tract Society
of this city to send few missionaries over
to England to convert the wor>hippers of
Tcnnyson's Idyls. Why can't they as well.
while they are there, have wrcstle with the
old Dickens?
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IMPORTANT DiscovEnY.-lt is announced
that Professor Greenough, Of New Orleans,
has succeeded, after much investigation. in
impregnating common burning fluid, or CAM
phcne, wilh carhoric acid gas asa neutrali-
zing agent, which, leaving the ntlamnabe
nature of the fluid unchanged, makes it uncx-
plosive and consequently harmless.
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TTNyyARE3 AND STOVES,
CARRIAGE MiNUFACTORY,
o.ta,-a z
fSl5iyl- - -.
Cst-fst
JOHN v. REARDCN,
SUCCESSOR TO H.. A. HALL.)

+ l. X II O N, M d.,
ID ETURNS his thanks to the citizens of
~ Cecil county for their very liberal
patronage, and respectfully informs them
that he is still prepared to
Make all kinds of Carriages to Order,
and guarantees to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their work. An ex-
perience Of ten years enables him to say that
his carriages will compare tavorably with
those Of any other manufacturers in finish
and durability. He socits the custom Of
the people Of the county, generally.
US-SecoDd hand carriages taken in ex-
change for new, Mt fair prices.
number Of second hand carriages OH
hand, and for sale low. Jan /, '59--y.
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BEAUTIFUL MORAL In Longfelow's Hy-
peron, that casket of rare aud sparkling
gems, we have tho following beautiful moral
drdnccd from the story Of the hero - Look
not mouInfuly into the past i. comes not
back again. Wisely improve the present: it
is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowv
future, without fear and with manly heart"
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NNsSGG tn dNlseCt0IG.

rESIIE Collectors of Taxes in the several
a. Districts are hereby notified to make
their return Of New Assessments for the
year 1860, at the second meeting Of the
County Commissioners in the month of
April, next, CON the 18th, lS.h and l9th OF
that month"; and also, to make at that time
a return of all Insolvencies, and Of all errors
and necessary changes in assessments in
their respective Districts. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
County Comm is Of Cecil county.
Mar II. lSU0-5w
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ga New Importation from Erin. taken
into Boston palace, as maid Of all work,
was seen with pailful of slop from the
kitchen. exploring the parlors, the drawing.
room, the library, the music room. and the
boudoir, where she found the mistress, and
inquired, IL you PLACE, ma am, where's the
pio p
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REMOVAL.

TAR. r. II. MUSGROVE has removed lis
-sTOfIice to the new Brick Building, s-Ex~c.s
opposite Col. Groomcs. He is pre- oZ-ffIl-C'
pnre1 to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, from one to a full set.
CHARGES MODERATE.
p. S.-Pcrs0nS from q distance, bv ins
forming HIM by mail or otherwise, may havs
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability OF disappointment. [nlar l2-tf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FSNillS is to give notice that The subscriber
Il Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate of
George ". Williams. late Of said county.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibited the same, with the Vouchers
thereof duly Authenticated, on NJ the 18th
day of February 1861; they may otherwise,
hy law, be excluded from all Lenclit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to made immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 10Th day OF March, 1860.
JOHN r. PRICE,
Administrator of George W. Williams, deed
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Mar 10, 1SG1--6w.
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.ELkTON ACADEMY.

Principals. F. NJ. FAEHTZ, A. NJ.
Assistant Mas. F.. T. N. FAEHrz, MISS
S. +. BRowN and MISS y. T.. BRoKAw.
Rates Of 7"i'i.n per Term:
LIST. CLASS.-SpelIing, Reading, Writing,
Elementary Geography, arithmetic and
Grammar, So %
2nd. CLASS.-Thc above with Book Keep
ing, Elementary Algebra, Mcnsuraion,
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy,
History, Composition Il Defamation 81 so
3rd. CLASS.--physical Geography, Chem
istly, Physiology, Nat Theology, Astro-
nomy, Mental and Moral Philosopy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy.
Mythology, History Of Literature, Evil
denccs Of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
18th. CLASS.-SurvcymG, Higher Mathc-
MATES and Greek, $3.50
ANY of the above named Branches, with
one Modern Language, French, German
or Italian, $3.50
With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Melodcon pr term $500
Music Vocal, 81 90
Pencil Drawing, $500
Colored Crayon or Painting in Water
Colors, $500
Each Of the two Winter Terms, to defray
expenses for fuel, $3.50
No deduction for lossof time, except in
cases OF protracted sickness.
July 81 lS5S-n
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MOTTO

\ S hereby given to the creditors, cndorscrs
l. and surelics Of Samuel Reed, that he hath
made application for the benefit OF the insol-
vent laws Of Maryland, and that the third
cdncsday, after the third Monday Of JulE,
next, being the third day Of the next July
Term of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
hath been set apart and fixed upon for the
final hearing in his case !; at which time and
place, his creditors, cndorsrrs and surctics
may attend and show cause, if any they have,
why a final discharge shall not be granted
said debtor.
w. II. RICKETTS,. Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
Mar u, 1S6D-3m.
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UrThc repose of the passions must not
imply their stagnation. They must rouse
themselves at last and 90 forth. if only to bear
burden and be bafiled by defeat. Successful
or hafllcd, their duty is IN the struggle. The
struggle itself is the life.
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5eleftr0 poetrp.
Ellie Campbell.


Pretty Ellie Campbell
Came to me one day;
Eyes rs bright as sunbeams,
Checks with blushcs gay.
elm SO happy, cousin,
Walter told me all,
In the carriage, coming
From the county ball."
Have a care, Miss Effie-
Look before you leap;
Men are tickle, Effie,-
Better wait than weep"
Chow you're always preaching
Love to be crime;
And kiss pcrdition,
Surely Peter Syme."
Fear these first love whispers,
Thrilling, sweet and strange;
Eyes WILL wander, Ellie,
And the fancy change"
"I can trust him, cousin,
With glad repose
Heaven is won by trusting
Doubt brings half our woes"
Are you certain, Ellie,
Love will not decay
When your step is slower,
And your hair glows gray;
"And those eyes so bonnie,
Look less bright than now;
And the matron Caution
Saddcns check and brow %
Glove may deepen, Peter,
But it will not die;
Beat its pulse will steadier,
If not quite so high.
Smoother runs the rivers
AS they reach the sea,
Calm'd the noisy plungcs-
Still'd the shallow glce.
True love knows no changing
From the dream Of youth,
Or, if changed, 'tis better
IT'S the dream made truth.
Love that once pinned blindly,
Tenderly revercs,
And the eyes see clearer
That have LOOKED through tears.
Beautiful, forever,
The grief-sotten'd tread;
Aud the timc-touch'd chances,
And the dear grey head.
The pathetic palencss,
And the lines Of care;
Memory's conservation
Makes men always fair.
clips that came close creeping,
Sweet low love to speak,
kissing, oh! so softly,
Weary temples weak.
Eyes that LOOKED such pity
Poor wild eyes above;
Can these lose their beauty
For the souls that love?
"But I see you're laughing,
40 va Wv
When my speech gets earnest
AS my heart throbs through.
Weak yon think us women,-
Slaves of impulse, vain;
But or heart is oitimcS
Truer than your brain.
"You're our subjects, sccptic,
Wrang!c as you will;
Mothers eyes and bosoms
Mould the children still.
"Tale of woman's glamor--
IT'S the oldest known;
Better doom with woman
Than ali Eden lone.
We shall! always snare you,
Struggle as you may;
! shall see you, cousin,
Deep in love, one day !"
"Eflie !"--but she stopped me
With nod and smile,
Calling, as she courtsey'd,
In her saucy styls,-
By, by, Master Peter
Take wife in time,
And she'll make you wiser,
Simple Peter Syme."
e a Weck.) JoEPH TRUMAN.
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4 VALUABLE PROPERTY

AT PRIVATE SALE.
TsNllAT Beautiful Property, the residence
IL Of the late John i. Shippers, Of Cecil
county, State Of Maryland, decd, is now
offered at Private Sale.
1t is most desirable property for any one
wishing Il beautiful home.
The property is situated in Cecil county
State of Maryland, on the east side Of North
East River, mile from the Furnishing town
OF North East, and ! from the Depot Of the
Phila., Will and Bait. Railroad.
The situation is high and healthy and there
is a view Of some - miles Of the river and
Chesapeake Bay. The property contains
$50 ACRES OFF AAND,
more OF less; has front on the river of of
a mile, and runs back in the form of long
square.
There is fine Landing, with bold water,
and an excellent Fishery.
About one-half of the land is cleared and
under fence and in good condition, the most
of it having been heavily lined tho balance
is covered with Oak Wood and chestnut
Rail Timber.
y~Much Of the farm is very desirable for
Peach growing
There are several flowing springs of water
on the property.
There is Il good HOUSE, containing six
looms and ordinary outbuildings.
All persons wishing to purchase good
property are invited to cal! and see this.
For further particulars, Price, Terms, &C.,
call on the agent of the Heirs.
JOHN SHIPPERS, North East,
Oct s, lS59-u Cecil county, Nd
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JAS. Il. MCCULLOUGH,

4 TTCRNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
n Chancery Office under the "Howard
House" Main Street. Elkton, Md.
Elkton March 10, lS55-tf
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a. T., IsgEEDEE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and Solicitor In
N Chancery, ELKTON, Nd, will give
prompt attention to all business intrusted to
him. Oflice-In The Democrat Building,
opposite Col. J. G, Groome's.
Mar "A, lSGO-ly.
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Select NlislcI!onD.
TIE CIiIk!AII IMAGES.

Report Of the Committee on antiquities, on the
Ancient Stone Images Recently Received
from Central 1imericd.
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JAMES w. NaAXyyE ELL,

A TTORNEY AT LA W.-Officc on Main
LAstreet. opposite Dr. Walace's Drug Store
Prompt attention gwen to all business in.
trusted to his care. [Jan 8, lS5S-tf.
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Sotites.
Notice to T'ax-payers.

THE Comfy Commissioners Of Cecil county
L will meet at their Office in the Court
House, in Elkton, on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday, the 3rd, 4th and 9th days OF
April, next, and also, on Tuesday, Wcdnes-
day aud Thursday, the 18th, 18th and 18th
days of April, next. for tn" purpose Of hear
ing Appeals, Making Transfers, and Cor
rocting Assessments; and notice is hereby
given that after the said 10Th day of A ril,
next, no alteration will he made in any
assessment for the year 1860. BY Order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
TO County Cum'rs Of Cecil CO.
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Persons making application for transfers Of
property, will be required to comply with
the following section of Tie Act Of December
Session, 1917, chapter 265, entitled "a Sup
plemeht to an Act, entitled sAn Act for the
general valuation and as scs slGent of property
in this State, and to provide tax 10 pay
the debts Of the State, passed at March
Session. 1911, chapter 49,
Section 10. And be it enacted, That when
ever any person shall make application to the
Levy Courts, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Courts, rs the case may be. to make him or
her an allowance, or reduction on account of
the sale, transfer, alienation, loss. destruc-
ton or removal of any property, or the col
lection or payment Of any public or private
security for money. it shall be the duty of
the said Levy Court, Commissioners, or
Appeal Tax Court, to incrrogttc such per-
son on oath, in reference TO the said property
or security, ana the disposal Of the same,
and especially to inquire Of him or her by
whom said property has been sold or trans
1oried, the amount Of the purchase money,
or the money collected and paid. and how
the same has been invested and it Shall also
be the duty Of the said Levy Courts. Com
missioncrs, or Appeal Tax Court, to inter-
roGate the said person, on oath, in reference
to any acquisitions or investments made by
the SAID person and not already assessed :,
and the amount Of such acquisitions and
investments, in whatever description of
security, shall be added to the asscssable
property of the person so applying, and
charged accordingly, and if the said person
refuse to answer the intewogntories proposed
as aforesaid, no allowance or deduction shall
be made on his or her assessment.
Mar ". ISGO-5w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-04-14
NOTICE.

TETHE undersigned having been elected
L Constable Of the First Election District,
will give prompt attention to all business
placed in his hands for collection.
Dec 3, 1859. JOHN S. HANES.