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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-16
CO-PARTNERSuEP NOTTtre


TNHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
in the town OF Wilmington, n: c., under the firm and
style OF fSOUTHERLAND COLEM AN, for the purpose of
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES where the highest
cash prices will be paid.
They also have house in Mobile Alabama, where they
will receive and sell Slaves on commission Liberal adyan
ces made upon Slaves left with them for sale.
d. j. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES c. COLEMAN.
August Ist 1853 2-tt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS noTTcE

tEHE SUBSCRIBER having quS:fed at the last tefm of
the Court OF Please and Quarter Sessions held the
County Of New Hanover Administrator upon the
OF James Montgomery deceased hereby notifies all persons
indebted to sad estate to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the present hem for
settlement otherwise this notice will he plead in bar Of
ther recover SOLOMON REAFES, Adrn'r
Dec. IL, 1861. SI.2t-I66t-w&
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S:TUATTnN wANaEfl
March 2Sth, 1861


4 OVFRSEER, by the subscriber who has had c0nsid
IA cradle experience conducting all operations
plantation, as also in the management of negroes
Ee would refer to character and capaby to bis pres
ent employer Henry Mutt Esq, TO Levin aUe, ESQ. and
to other gentlemen. Any communication addressed TO the
subscriber at Wilmington N. c.. of H. Mutt, Esq
will receive prompt attention.
L. D. CHE RY.
Dec. a. 93-3t-l84t-w*
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CAMp WYATT Ian eth 1851

CAMP WYATT, ISbl.
hEssRs FDToRs Il take great pleasure in returning the
than of the Sampson Rangers to the Ladies whose
compose t6e following list, for very liberal donation
clothing
Mrs Jane Herring, NJ ss J. G. Herring. Miss S. F. Her
ring MrR. G. Parker Miss y A. Rch Mics H. Rich, Miss
NJ M Rich Mrs James Peterson, Mrs. irwin Owen, Miss
NJ. N Gwen, Miss NJ. n. Owen Miss V. C, Owen Mrs. W.
W. Herring, Miss ID c. Fairco;h Mrs B. s. owen
J c. HOLMES, Capt.
Co A. Both Rept. n @. Irnons
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
PATNTs--PATHTS.

PATNTs-PATNTS.
DURE WHITE LEAD
l. = Snow White Zinc;
White Gloss Zinc
nseed Oil, Yatnsh, Patent Dryers, &C. For rsae whole
SAFE and retail, by w. b. LIPPITT,
rem lR. Druggist Il Chemist
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Rewards.
STATE OF NORTH CAnOLlsA.

EETHEREAS, intelligence under oath of &. W. Moore,
w hath this day reached the Undersigned, that JIM
slave the property Of @. W. Moore hath away and lies
hid and lurking in swamps, woods other obscure
places committing depredatons the peaceful inhabitants
O the state. These in the Of the State of North
Carolina, require him. the said slave forthwith
der himself to his master tie lawful authority and
40 herGoy ofdeI ms 10 De puoshed al the
the said slave that if lie do not Immediately return his
said MASTER and the charges aforesaid it lawful
for any person capture him. by staying him otherwise
without accusation or impeachment of any crime.
Given under hands and seals this 2h day Of June,
1854. JAS. GARRASON, j. p. [sEAL.J
WEI. J. CORNWALL, j. p. [sEAL.l
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
R1cHMoNp. Va, Jan. sth. loe2.

| RIcHAoND, VA, Jan. Sth, 1862.
The statement published that the Treasury Department
had purchased gold large premium to pay January
and March interest the funded debt unfounded The
gold has been in the Treasury for time to meet these
payments.
Confederate Bonds of the fifteen million issue payabe in
March, quoted at hundred and dollars inter-
est of.
The dispatches from Europe, recently received by the
Department written prior the reception England
of the news of the capture of Mason and slide They
represent the feeling France and England very
able TO the Of the Confederate States.
Passengers from the mountains report that Huntsville has
been burnt by the Yankees Also that heavy skrmshipg
continues above Winchester Nothing official corrobora-
| ting tbese reports has been received.
VIM. q. Hurlbut confined in this city since June last
suspicion of being spy has been released by Cover
| nor Letcher.
Congress in secret session. and business unimpor.
tant.
RICHMOND VA, Jan: 9th, IL NJ.
Intelligence has been received Norfolk which states
that Burnside's Expedition off Hatteras on Tuesday
last.
BICHMoND, VA, Jan. 9th, 1862.
The business done in Congress to-day unimportant
so far as known.
There heavy firing last light at Acquia Creek three
Yankee vessels having engaged batteries Nobody
hurt sde and nothing Is known of the damage to
the Federals.
The Greenbrer raid is conceded have been by Yam
Zee punderng party who took of hoses cattle and other
property The Yankees it is believed, escaped Ohio
The Lynchburg Republican has intelligence from Wiz
to the h January which says that there has
some lit skirmshing bat only few casualties have oc
Cured.
The Confederaes burnt the bridge Cacapoon river
and destroyed Dam No. the Chesapeake Canal and
bridges on the Baltimore and Ohio railway and then re.
turned in the direction of winchester The Conederates
lost in the expedition about twenty.
On Monday, about fourteen miles below Romney the
GonfedeFaies in small force, attacked by thou
sand Yankees We lost three four killed. few prison
ers two cannon and three baggage wagons The enemy
have destroyed the property of sonthernes that
region.
We captured exelition cannon and thirty or
forty thousand dollars worth of clothing military store
Among wounded s Capt. Alexander an Arkansas
regiment.
letter from Camp Aeghany January 6h Gays that no
attack las been made that camp Monterey. The
enemy after depredaog at Hunersvile, double 4queked
away
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June 9th, 1861
: EE. WARD

20 OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS each, will be given
"a for the apprehension and delivery of my~two boys
~. SOLOMON and ESSEC. SOLOMON is dark, full
head Of hair thick lips, has his left hand between
his thumb end hnger-hs height about FIVE feet ten Or
eleven inches ESEC about five feet five seven inches
hgb-yeow skin, has between the right eye and eye
brow, caused by the bite of dog, very heavy set.
J, D. LUCAS,
June 18th, 1861 Att
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Legal Notices.
STATE CF EUBTH CAE0EI&A,


SAMPSON
COU Cf leaS and Quat Se5SlonS November TTnI 1901
civil PetersO1, harida Barden Moses Peterson, Jones
Peterson and Arabela Peterson aud Rufus Peterson, by
their Guardian, 10 j.. Beaman, William BlOunt and wife
Julia, aud tza siaos and John Skies BY their Guardian
John i. MOulton.
Sir William Pc erCoD, John Peterson, Hepsey Peterson,
and the Hers at Law Of Richard n. Peterson decd.
PETITION FOR DIVISION SLAVES.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the De-
PENDANTS in this reside beyond the limits of this
State it therefore order ed by the Court that publication
be made for six consecutive weeks in the - lmngon
Journal notifying the said Defendants of the fling of this
petition and that unless they appear 1T the next Term of
Court House in Clinton, the third Monday of February
next, and answer Gemur the will he heard I" eT
pare" and judgment rendered "PrO c9afeSSo as to
them.
WITNESS: William G. Draughon Clerk Of our said Court
at Office in Clinton, the third Monday Of November A
D., 1851
WM. c. DRAUGHON, Clerk.
Jan 3 1852. (ur. adv. 50 rs l9-6w
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ARRIvAL.-Gen. Albert Pike arrived in our cty
Monday night, and is stopping at the Hills House
Charleston Courier.
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sTAr5a or NORTH ,AROL1.A.

OEELOW COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and QqGrtT Sessions Dec Term, 1861.
d. J. Murrlll, Admir- Of Thomas J. Hanby deceased,
US
Thomas Handy and James Handy.
THIS CASE, it being made to appear the satisaG
IOn of the Court that The defendants Thomas Handy and
James Hanby nOnresidents of this state it is ordered
that advertisement be made in the Wilmington uurna for
six weeks for said Defendants notifying them TO appear at
the next term of this Court TO be held for the County of
OnsOw at the Court House in Jacksonville, the 1st
Monday in March next then and there to plead
demur to this petition, otherwise judgment pro conesso
will be taken as 10 them.
Ia testimony Of which. DO hereunto sign my and
aX the seal of Office of said Court, Office Jackson
vile, the lst Monday in December 1861.
4. J. JOHNSTON, C. c. c.
December oath, 1861. [Pr. adv S. 92l l8-6tw*.
STATE OE NORTH CARULINA,
SAMPSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pledse ard Quarter Sessions NoUr Term 1861.
William L. Tatom and others, U.s. John O. Carroll,
ID. ID. Carroll and Others.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that John
4 o. Carroll David D. Carroll, Robert Eleanor and d. d.
fearsa nOnTesdents of the State, it is ordered that
publication be made in the Wilmington Journal for six
weeks notifying the said Defendants and plead,
demur, the Plaintiffs petition Judgment pro-
Conesso will be TAKEN aud the held expae them.
WITNESS, VIM. G. Draughou Clerk of said Court Office
in Clinton, the third Monday in November, D., 1861
WIN. 9. DRAUGHON, Clerk.
Dec. IL, 1861. (Pr. adv. S. 623 l66t-w
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The Charleston Courier is accountable for the steep
est pun of the season. Mr. B. Schur of that city was
buned out, but has already made freah start. fbe
Courier says bis motto is. B. Schur your right then
go ahead.' B. Schur will insure this time
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rwENGY-FIvH DOLLARS REWARD.

FFNHB ABOVE RE VAED will be given for the said JIM
dead alive, for his confinement in any jail in the
~tate that get him again The said Jim is about
feet 10 inches high is weset and weighs about l80 bs
quick spoken and with smooth black skim The said negro
purchased from the Of T. II. Williams, deceased
G. W. MOORE.
June 9th, 1861 Aft
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From Charleston Mercury, Sth inst.
The Us ar the SraCOsS1.-I.aIesf Acconnts from
Below.

Up to late hour yesterday evening. all Quiet at
the various military posts along the seacoast. The
enemy have threatened to burn every house and out
building they fue deserted, and have already begun
their work OF vandalism having applied the torch the
fne residences of Mr.. Adams Mr. Char pin. and Mr
VIM Fripp. The last named gentleman is well known
bavng first introduced into excellent seed for
Sea Island Cotton Three negroes from Barnwe Is
land, who taken at Pages Point on Monday re-
port MIR. Trescots house to have been occupied by &
party OF Yankee officers
A Jew days ago, Major Jones (from York Dstrict,)
of Col. Dunnovant's Regiment, s. @. v, sent three
men in canoe, to a Small island off Cunnngbam's
Bluff to burn the cotton house and barns which they
succeeded in doing. The enemy turned out soon as
they discovered the fire, but they too late the
party had returned in safety, and the Major merely
threw couple of shells at the bewidered Yankees to
let them know he was there.
On Monday evening eight gunboats reported off
MackayS PoiDt. Their object in coming there vas not
known. Maekay's Point is on Port Royal River, at
the confluence of the Pocotalgo, Ceesa aWhatche and
Iuyfnny rivers. Vessels drawing 20 feet up
high this point Near the spot where Col. Jones
lost bis men, the lst just at the side of the
way, lies II inch shell, which failed to explode. When
discovered il created SURPRISE owing to its being
so much larger than usual. 1t was thought at first
sight to be l3 inch SHE'LL but being measured proved
to be nearly 36 inches in circumference and must have
been fred from 1l-inch ColnmBiad. This shows the
very heavy cabe of the ordinance used by the enemy
1t also indicates that they have larger and stronger
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AN EDIToR'S CHRISTMAS ExPERIENCE.-Ihe local
editor OF the Vcksburg Sun relates the following as his
Christmas experience
Egg nog is a very difficult thing to compound to suit
ones palate. We :red the experiment yesterday, aud
after drUking glass arrived at the conclusion
there was much egg. We diluted the mixture with
old Otard and tried again, bat after two glasses of the
new compound, We discovered it not sufficiently
sweet More sugar being added we imbibed several
glasses but the result OF the experiment that the
excess of sugar we had added gan to pail upon our
weared sense. So we again diluted the mixture and
set to- but this time it involved the opening of second
bottle OF brandy, which proved to be rather fiery after
slipping three or four glasses so we qualified the mixture
with rum. Now rum per se is very delecab!e hev-
erage and when mixed with brandy aud converted into
nng, it is fit for the gods SO devoted all atten
tiOn TO the nOg, aud managed to put about quart
der belt We then smoked cigar. and feeling dry
imbbed three or four glasses of nog bat it had vii
lanous twang We added more rum and then we drank
We believe we drank several times more when not lik
ing the favor Of the sugar thought would go
and buy plantation and make sugar to own lik-
ing. Took turn around the room and took another
drink Somebody set two glasses and two bowls of nog
on the tabe-at least it seemed so to waited
Tor friends to come but as they didn't we drank to
their health out Of both bowls and with two tumbers
Made more nog, cracked an egg containing very ju-
venlle chicken popped him n and rather reckon that
chicken got tight at very early age Drank more nog
Feeling very dry, concluded to 60 out and get
glass OF nog, but on looking up We saw two DOORS and
as we knew our room had but one we thought would
wait till friends with whom we were drinking should
return and show US the way ont. Tasted some more
nog, and imagined that bad been converted into
bgg egg aud that our darling Mary Ann about to
break in two preparatory to converting into aog
Found we had been snotz zing and took more nog to
keep US awake. We-here-began-to- -thiuk-that
-the-nog-was-
William RooInson lone of the Yankee prisoners in.
cacerated in our Jail by order from COL Manigault
released his parole of honor and conned to the
corporate limits OF the village Poor fellow we fear
that be will soon be confined to limits than
those designated by the Col. He appears to US to be
in the last stage of consumption. Star 18Th.
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YVILLIAMH.LIpPITvT

yETHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass; Garden Seeds
Perumery Patent Medicines &C. &C., Front and
Market sts Immediately opposite SHAW old stand Whining
N. @.
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The fzurnsTae expedition

The correspondent of the Ny. Post, writing from
Annapolis. 26th ult., says
The harbor is alive with shipping this morning. In
addition to the list of transports already you the
following steamers for the Burnside expedition have
rived
Guide, Captain Edward E. Vaile.
Pioneer, Captain Charles &. Baker.
Ranger, Captain j. B. Chds.
Propeller Eastern State, Captain j. IeaIe.
The following sailing vessels, loaded with stores aud
ammunition, have also arrived:
Ship Arracan, Captain Kelly.
Schooner VIM. A. Crocker, Captain Thomas D. En-
dicOtt.
Schooner PlandomG Captain r. I. Brown
Schooner Maria Pike, Captain Samuel W. Crocker.
Schooner Highlander, Captain i. &. Dayton
Schooner Sea Bird, Captain R. f. Smith
Schooner Recruit Captain George C0ggeshail.
Captain Earnest Staples is in command of the float
ing batteries and OF these the following have arrived at
this point
Sharpnel, Rocket Grenada, Grapeshot ard Bonrb-
shell.
Captain Belgiers Rhode Island battery, six guns,
156 men, which has been at Alexandria for the past
weeks arrived here by special train from Washington
this evening, and Will go with the expedition.
The officers of the expedition So far appointed are
follows:
A. E. Burnside, Brigader General commanding.
Staf-Capt. Lewis Richmond, Assistant Adjutant
General Capt. FL. Biggs Quarermaster Capt. z. r.
Goodrich, Commissary of Subsistence.
Major w. II. Church, Brigade Surgeon.
Lieut. PelI, A. D. G.
Lieut. George Fearing, A. D. G.
Brigader General j. q. Foster, commanding First
Brigade.
Staff Capt. S. Hoffman, Adjutant General; Capt
d. Messenger, Brigadier Quartermaster P. ". Hud-
son, A. d. e.
Lieuteoants E. \. Strong j. NJ. Pendleon, Veun-
teer Aids.
The staff OF Brglder General Reno, commanding
the Second Brigade, is net yet appointed.
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ington, Jan. 3D. 10 The Maryland NelOs Sheet says:
The tone OF the English press upon the Presidents
m ssage and especially lis strong depaneation of the
Stone Blockade has had mcst depgess ng effect u Ad-
mioistratioD circles Appreheasious are fe that de-
mands may still be made which will test the national
spirit quite as o1ensEey the acquisition for Mason
and Slidell and the Ilore Mr. Sewr letter is examn-
ed the less likely it appears be final settlement of
that af4ir.
General McCelaat's immediate return to the dis
charge OF out door duties is not TO be expected his
disease is typhoid lever which would be fatally aggra
waited by exposure.
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JAMES STOKLEY
HVAI.YtnR nInAnEs

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
~ No. As MARKET STREET.
full stock of Medicines Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees, Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Iandreth's Garden Seeds &c, &c. constantly on hand
The attention of Physicians is especially called to the
stock OF Medicines which warranted being pure
November %, 1859.
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JOSEPH l.. KEEN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
~ public that he prepared to take contracts in his line
OF business He keeps constantly hand LINE, CEMENT,
PLASTER PLAsTEEEd HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FRK
BRICE, &c.
n. B. TO Distllers Of Tupentne-he ia prepared to put
up Stills st the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
GEO. w. ROSE,
I1ARPEETER AND CONTRACTOR,
X June II WILMINGTON, ". G.
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THE BURNSIDE ExPEDlTIoN.-It appears from a cor
respondent writing 10 a CINCINNATI paper, that the
Burnside expedition Is fitting out for OF Ei,
ern VrglBia What facilities tie said correspondent
possesses to get the tguthpf aaatteF sedo not know
out 1t seems to aeeord Wih tie statements made by
party from the North who passed through here several
days sloce. That seemed TO behis opinion founded
eommen rumor prevalent.at tisa orb together with
the fact as reported that theye Comprising tke feet
were OF such nature not To s prepared for long
voyage. .-ho,foik Das4BOak- , AZ
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TERArs OF ADVERTISING.

ordered to be continued on the inside,
charged cenls per square for chnseron after the fiji
HSNo advertisement rejecting upon private charact er
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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regiment.
COMING To THEIR SENSES.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 10th, 1862
Northern papers Of The 7h, report the French fgate
Catina" in Hampton Reads and English frigate at
Annapolis.
resolution been adopted in the Federal Senate au-
horzng the exchange of the prisoners from the prya-
eer' JEFF Davis, Federal prisoners.
The steamship Bohemian had arrived at New York from
Liverpool with dates to the 9th ut Cotton advancing
Sales for tie three days preceding to hy-ope
thousand bales. stock 7e hundred ana ffty-eiebt
thousand bales,
Two French fleets, fog Mexico and the other for
America, were about sailing.
1t s reported that English igate is cruising off Gi.
braltar searching for Federal privateers.
The officers of the French frigate Catina were at
Norfolk yesterday and will reach Richm nd night The
" Catna brings dispatches to she British Consul at Char
lesion.
believed that the Steamship Australasa an has been
wrecked with one tn usG nd EDg soldiers board,
Utah il ssking for admission a Yankee State.
large pa-tOn of the Burnside expedition LETT HAMPTON
Roads yesterday hound s0uthward
MEMPHIS, tenn, Jan. 8th 1872
mei camille firm here has received letter from friend
Of the South in Kentucky stating that tie Federal Govern
convca OF desperate cha acter ct the ah to scatter
tem through the South to set fire to and burn everything
esp caly and machine shops the fede'
paying them for all fires which they
ing this good mode Of crppliDg the South.
The 10 ormaon Was obtained from party in the employ
Of the Federal Governments and communicated
the South, by a sympathser.
There nothing tant from Columbus Twenty Fed
era officers Lave resigned at Cairo and home.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8th, 1862.
The eighth tod dsy) has been appropriately celebrated
as State holiday, commemorative of the vaor of our
forefatherS but not exung defeat of Great Brit
ain in that memorable battle
giles and Lewis and also by Gen JEFF Thompson, Of Ms
sOnT who is great faGoTite here.
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Professional and Business Cards.

}, J, C.X, W. P. KENDALL, J.. &
COX, KENDALL, & CO.
. ( COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO
GERS, No. IL & r. North Water st.
Oct. 2th l 81. 9-tf
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Terrns of subscrIptI0n.

Weekly one year, invariably in advance, .....$2 SO
Eg-Any person sending five subscrib ers accom-
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ne sixth copy gratis for year.
persons subscribing for this paper since the 10Th of
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UNaIUW
Court Of Pleas and QqGTsT Sessions Dec. Term 1861.
q. J. Murrll, Admir- Of Thomas J. Handy, deceased,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-01-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice, that the snbscri.
L Der of Cecil county. hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters Tes-
tamcntary on the personal estate OF Thomas
Richardson, late of said county, dacea sed.
All persons having claims againsS be said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticaten, on or before the 18th day of Deem
ber, 1862; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
2lst day of Deccmhcr. 1851.
WILLIAM KEITfILEY,
Administrator Of Thos. Richardson, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Dec 81. l36l-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-01-25
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscriber,
l of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters testa-
mcniary on the personal estate Of Catlalinc
Churchman, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated. on or before the 10Th day of Deccm-
her, 1862; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons indebted 10 said estate are req uestcd
to make immediate payment to the sub
scriher Given under my hand this 18th
day Of January, 1862.
CHARLES HALL.
Executor Of Catlarine Chnrchman, decd.
Tcst-JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
Jan %, lSGl-fw.