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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Assignee Of c. L N. MoseFl In TrpmbulI Con-
Va mon Peas.

Assignee Of C. u. Moserl In Trun5ull Con-
Va mon Peas.
Joseph Miner j Wife.
By virtue Of al order Of sa.e Issued out Of the
Court OF common Peas IN the ABOVE case, ! VII
EXPOSE 10 Puonc Sale Vn
Saturday the 9Th day OfSeptember, 1862,
Al the COlrt house Ii Warren, ana between the usu-
Il hours OF ~ \. Il. and / o clOcA P. ", the follow
ing Real Estate, situate II CnamplOn township No.
,. N the Atm range OF townships III the Connecticut
Western Reserve IL me state Ot ONO, ana wnlon 10
VI lot No. us IN SAID township aud bounded as Iol-
.ows: On the nOrtl and sOUtn b. lines OF said Iots
On the east by west une OF land conveyed by David
Tod and diners, TO " II. nirsJ by deed dated 9Th
Oct, lS05, and west BY the west line OF said Tod and
JIhers, and containing within SAID bounds as Is sup
posed, uity-three gcreS 1857 De the same more or
less. Appraised az 80 per acre. Terms Cash.
JOSEPH &. BUTLER Snerif.
Warren, Aug. 6. lS02-
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The State of Ohio, !
We OIILU OF OIIO5
TrumbuN County S.. J In the Probate Court
! nr,irl strafnrs IL Il MnIcort. PIfsl

TrumbCI County S.. } In the Probate Court
/ administrators Old. ". NOIcous Pins
vs..
| Julia Peck, Daniel Il. Peck, Lyman
| Peck. Arthur Peek, Leslie Peek. PhaIly SNoica-
! Auu ade &-Uade, husband Of
P1"llv Avn Wade; and Lyman " oleott,
Defendants.
Iuv-.y,sEam defendants, nonresident, ofths
State Of Ohio, are hereby notified that On the Hth
day o. July, ISL. the plaintiffs fled their petition in
the Probate Court wIJhin and Tor said county, SET
ting forth thai On the 9th day OF July, 1871, Benja-
min Peck purchased, by written contract, OF said
decedent Josiah W. Noleou, iorty-three and 7S-lO
acresOt land In 7 arIninstol, IN said county OF Trum-
oul, and known as part OF lot No. 3, in said town
ship and that on payment Of the purchase money.
the said Wolcott was TO make, execute and deliver
to said Peck or his heirs and assigns, 4 good and sut-
hcient warrantee deed Of the premises Aforesaid;
that said purchase money has been fully paid, II
part 20 said NOlcOtL in his lifetime and IN part 70
plaintiffs, and that said contract was assigned BY
said Peek to Simeon Lee and By him assigned 70
Isaac Lee; that SAID Julia Peek Is the widow of said
BENJAMIN Peck, and the rest Of SAID defendants, ex-
cept said Lyman WOlcott. are his heirs, and pain
tbs ask The Court for an order 70 make for said IT
aac Lee a deed Of the premises. Said Petition will
be Tor hearing on the 3Jth day Of August, A. D. 1852
at which time you will appear and defend, or the
prayer ofsaid petition viii be granted and an order
made accordingly. By TUIILE& STULL,
Aus. 6, Isj2-Sw Attorneys for the Plaintiff
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Cassius II. Clay is talked of as likely 70
be sent 10 Cincinnati to assume command
of the new department Of OHIO, Indiana
and Kentucky.
Prominent Kentucky gentlemen
here have received assurances that troops
shall be crowded into Kentucky as fast
As raised in Ohio and Indiana. They
ask that the property of rebels shall be
seized atcnce and ali refusing TO take the
oath OF allegiance shili be driven South.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-13

Meetings VIII be held for the appoint
ment of Delegates on the Both day Of Au-
gust, inst, at ! o'clock P. II.
1t is recommended that the Delegates
be selected by ballot.
We most cordially invite each and eye
~ voter in the county, who agrees with
the sentiments Of the foregoing call, TO at
e the township meetings.
7. J.. McLAIN,
EDWARD SPEAR,
Committee for Trumbull County.
Warren, Aug. 9th, 1852.
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Dispatches from Gov. Tod and Adjt.
Sea. Hill.
COLUMBUS, Aug. I.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 7.
In reply 10 many inquiries | have TO
state that the rules and regulations to
govern drafting have not been received
from the War Department; that so soon
as received they will be published that
until received l am unable TO say for
for what length of time volunteers will
be received for new regiments; that the
new regiments heretofore called for are
now nearly flied up, but that recruiting
for the old regiments now IN the field
progresses slowly. l an unable to ac-
count for this. The position of the re
cruits in old regiments IS far more desira-
ole than IN Il new regiment, and far more
important to the Government. The re-
cruit joins q body of drilled men, who
have had and recovered from all the dis
eases incident to camp life, and are thus
able TO receive and care for a new soldier
brother. The several military committees
should act as recruiting officers for the old
regiments, and forward all recruits to this
department, where they will be permit
ted to select for themselves the regiment
TO which they prefer to be attached.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
COLUMBUS, Aug 7.
Minimum companies will secure GER
tain rights, but recruiting must be press
ed until every company shall be maxi
mum after q thorough medical examine
ton. Regimental surgeons must be
prompt on duty, under 4th paragraph,
order 18th, from War Department.
{ Rolls and enlistments must be sent
here, under 9th paragraph, and regimental
adiutants report under same for duty
mere. CHARLES ". HILL,
Adjutant General.
COLUMBUS Aug. 9Th.
County Auditors viii copy enrollments
upon blanks like those used by assessors,
keeping each election district separately,
and forward the copies as soon as possible
this Office. CHARLES W. HILL,
Adjutant General.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

joel B. Curtis, & Before Samuel 4. Davidson
George W. Crawford Up, Of Mecca, TrumbuU
vs.. County Ohio.
VIM. VanvalkenbergJ
On the 10th day of July. 4. D. 1852 the above Jus-
tice Issued an order Of attachment ia this case f~7
the sum, seyenty-two aud 70-10O dollars, which
was returned served, and the cause continued 10
Sept. Isl, A. D., 1862, for trial before said Justice, at
his Office IN said township.
AIs. q, sv. 4 W. JONES, Atty for Pig
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Il Will also Exhibit at
Newton Falls, Monday.A ug.1S,
and
Gustavus, Wedn'day, Aug 30.
c. II. FARNSWORTH,
Aur- IL 1870 ACenf
Aug. IS. 1867

isabella OSBORN'S ESTATE.
L Notice IS hereby given that tao subscriber has
been duly appointed and qualified as administra-
tor on the Estate Of Isabella Osborn, late Of Lords
town, Trumbun Co., decd. - ,
Aug. g. 1ss2-Sv" HLNhS ". VsbVEN
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Trumban o .Com. Pleas.

0OIn T. Beaver
VI. Pin lrumoQu %. Com. Plaza
JAG. Scnlabauyh ct all
By virtue y. = rssls-sJa5 sTpoHGs issued out of the
Court OF Common Pleas OI Irumbau county, ONO,
n the above case aud 70 me- directed anu denvered,
L snau expose 10 P1Onc sac, a. the door of the
court House IN Narren, between the hours Of 10
A. VI. aud i 0 CLOCK 2. ~. on
saturday, the6th day OfSeptemOer, 1862,
ne following described Real Estate: Beginning At
= post standing on InOmas Aliens south line Il
.naIns ana " INKS west from the east line oflor No.
u II LOrdStOWu Township. being the northwest cor
ner OF owen CTayer iaud; thence west on Tnos. Al
ems south line Il chains and ~ Inks, to the town
lne: thence suuLn on the tOWnnne ~ chains and
50 Inks 10 the southwest corner or said lO, thence
Oy lands OI H.. Campbell and Cnarles hlstler east IL
CHAINS anu o. Inks 10 owen Crayer ) southwest
corner: tlence northwest on owen Cravers west
III e TO tn pace OI beginning Containing ~ acres
= Gro J. KS. Appraised ~ 81 per acre
Aux. :, IA2-5w .
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Important War Order.

WASHINGTON. August &.
The following order AUTHORIZE : g the ar
rest of persons discouraging enlistmentS
has been issued:
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The Gates Closed.


The Government has closed the gate.
on those pusiilanimous creatures who
thought they could escape from the coun
Try, to Canada, or elsewhere, and avoid
being enrolled among the militia, and thu
elude their chances for being drafted
There have been one or two skedadlerl
from this county, to Canada. Poor COW
ards! Heaven grant that you may never
disgrace the country you have basely de
serted by your presence again. You art
unworthy the name of American.
Government has issued the following
order, which serves towards justly:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Aug. s, 1862.
An order TO prevent the evasion of mil
itaTy duty, and for the suppression of dis.
loyalty practices:
lst, By direction of the President of the
United States, it is hereby ordered, that
until further orders no citizen liable 10
be drafted into the militia, shall be allow
ed to 60 into foreign country; and all mar
shals and military officers of the c. s. are
directed, and all police authorities esp
cially, at the ports of the Q. S. on the sea-
board and Oh the frontier. are requested
to see that the order is faithfully carried
into effect; and they are hereby author.
lied and directed TO arrest and detain apv
person or persons about 10 depart from
the Q. S. in violation of order and report
to Maj. Turner, Judge ADV. at Washing
ton city, for further instructions respect
ing the person or persons 20 arrested or
detained.
I'd. ANY person liable to draft who
shall absent himself from his county or
state before such draft is made, will be ar
rested by any Government Marshal or
other L. s. or state officer wherever he
may be found within the jurisdiction of
the Q. s., and conveyed to the nearest
military post or depot and placed on mil
itary duty for the term of draft, and the
expenses OF his own arrest and nve
ance to such post or depot and also the
of five dollars as a reward to the
who shall make the arrest, shall be
deducted from his pay.
Sd. The writ of habas corpus is hereby
suspended in respect to all persons so
irrested and detained, and in respect to
III persons arrested for disloysl practices.
Signed, E. N. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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an order for the arrest Of these secession
sympathisers, aud it is to Ia hoped that
they will all be taken osre o.. Trumbull
county ccaid spare a number Of them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-13

The apportionment OF the delegation OF
the several counties will be made by the
County Committees.
". C. HOWELLS. Com. for Ashtabula Co.
e Fn ;; Ms sPEER Com. for Trumbun Co.
JOHN WETMORE, con, ,ru.bon;ur
J. DUMARS, Oo" HaAOnn9
L. E. DURFEE. Com. for Geauga Co.
H. Y. BEEBE, Com for Portage Co.
The apportionment of Delegates for
the County of TrumbuIl is as follows:
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Curtiss has freed at Helena about 1000
slaves, chiefly those who worked on forts
Pillow and Donslson.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-13
For Congress.

The friends OF R. VI. TAYLER will present h.
name as a candidate for Congress. subject to the
approval OF the Convention to be neld sept 9, 49,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-13
For Congress-.

The friends Of Gen. JAS. a. GARyIELDi in TrumbuL
County, desire 70 4nL0uLee AIS name Is 4 c-andidatI
IOr Congress MS domination sGbJect 20 the apProvs.
OF tas Convention TO be neld IL G4rreItsviIe, Por-
IaSs County. tuesday, Sept. :, leo.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-13
E F, BAILEY & cos
GEOLOGICAL And HIPPO-ARENIC
PA VTTTTO1

Nhe Public is respectfully informed
Il that this Mammoth Establishment. compris-
Ing the largest collection Of rare and curious ami
mails. as well as the most complete company Of
Equestrian Gymnast, &c. ever seen on this CONT
nent viii make its grand entree into this place OF
Tuesday, tie 1911 Of Aug, atl0 o'cIock Il. II.
and give Two Exhibitions aud Performances, at i.
and ~ o'clock Pm
Among the most curious and beautiful specimens
Of the animal creation which comprise the Zoolog-
ical Department, are African Lions, Bengal Tigers,
LeOpardS, tine largest and the most beautifully
marked ever seen) Hyenas, Tiger Cats, Jackals.
Puma, and . lGrge collection Of Monkeys, from the
Gorrilla-ilke Orans-O utaDg.t 70 the playful Chiupa-
zee.
In the ornithOlOgical Department will DO found
q splendid Aviary OF Rare Birds Of the most gor-
geous and dazzling plumage, including some re-
markable and interesting specimens Of Maccaws.
Golden PLeasants, Red. Green. Gray and Muiticol-
ored Parrots, Horned owls Birds Of Prev Of yari-
Gus species, besides q vast number Of unique Quad
ruPedal and Feathered varieties, a~fording 4 ricL
ard varied treat TO the stu tents OF Natural History.
Prominent among the many artists who comprise
tae Hippo-arenic Department, are Jas. DemOtt. L.
hoi de HippodrOme, MademOlselle Josephine, ae-
knowledge oy the public OF both hemispheres, to-
the most beautiful, dashing and accomplished L
questrlenne Of the age. lie Jeune Burt the gre2.
rider, Chas. Rivers, the great Bareback aud Sceni1
rOba,s, Perche and Alto BarO performers, ). o..
Mooston. X dillingham;. u Wilaanks, &e. jim
NsmbOldt the Great Trick Clown, besides a full
troop Of Acrooats. Tumblers, Trapeze Performers,
Naulters, Jugglers, Dancers and Athletes.
The programme of performance will be rich and
varied, comprising an array Of novelties such as
ton.
Two full Bands, composed Of 6rst-class solo per-
formers, from the Academy Of Music, New York
and Boston; will accompany the establishment-
The Brass Band, led BY the celebrated Maestro A.
D. Atwood. The String Band led BY the distiu-
guished LnpresiaAo Geo. Smith.
The Magnificent and Spacious Pavilion, Wagons.
harnesses, Cages, &C., ere all new and
triumphs Of American Mechanical skill.
81. My Is cents.
Place OF Exhibition West Of the Square.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-13

THE Battle of Richmond,
Is q beautiful descriptive battle piece for The
Piano. just reed e. Adams Music Store.
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4 IrAUHMENT.
n Take me to thy heart again.

a.4f song and chorus, for four voices.
Just received az Adams BOOKSTORE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNllIS is to give notice, that the subscriber,
l. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Sarah a. Gibson, late of Chester county, Pa.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 4h
day of April, 1863; 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 18th day OF April, 1862.
GEORGE EARLE, ,.
Administrator Of Sarah A. Gibson, deed.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
April 10, 1S62-Gw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
% lieaIers uno Correspondents.

Bay"The first page of The Wig will be
found unusually attractive this week.
R.ss""MY LITTLE SWEETHEART by Alice
Carey is golden poem.
Gss~1he sketch of YORKTOWN, will, at
this momentous crisis not fail to interest every
reader.
Rky"TuE MILITARY CANAL, will doubtless
be classcd in history as one of the grandest
engineering achievements of the war.
HsyH'rnE REBEL. EXODUS FROM NASHVILLE
IS a graphic sketch, not only of the panic in
that great Rebel headquarters of the South
West, but the reader may safely take it as
fair picture of the fright and stampedcs that
arc taking place every week all through the
South, and are bound to continue to do So
while rebel rag waves over the territory of
the Union. The guilty are towards and
ever magnify danger.
Ras"'' a Few PLAIN FACTS by In Old Siare-
holder," treats in a mastery manner the
Cat present. all cngrossing subject. AS the
writer is one of the wealthcst and most
influential men in Delaware and has been
one Of our largest slave holders, the unlvcr-
sal argument ofsccssionists-"Ab Abolition =
when confronted by facts and figures proving
that a white.man is superior to Il negro, will
hardly satisfy any but fool in thsinstancc.
ren-The article on RAISING MORE HORSES
in our Agricultural column, should COM
mand the attention of the farmer.
Fen- Under the head of 'The Garden "
are some valuable hints just in season.
nsiA- The Obituary notice of the late
lamentcd Mrs. Hurn written by her bereavcd
husband, which we copy from The Christian
.aroca'e and Journal is a touching tribute to
the memory of one whose many christian
virtues cnlecrcd her to all who knew her.
and will be acknowledged by the numerous
relations and friends of deceased in this
county, meritcd cncomum from the pen
of the gifted author to his late consort.
ns!a- 50 Penn " ofthc 5th District, requests
to have his "say" on the Emancipation
question. We have stricken out some parts
of his letter. We descent from some of his
views. He considers Slavery the primary
cause of the rebellion. We believe it to be
only the means made use of by wicked, asp-
ring, and ambitious men who are found in
all ages and nations, ready to make use of
any means they can lay hold of to create
internal commotion and overturn the gov
eminent they can control.
neEa~ Correspondents will please accept
our thanks for their letters to The Wig this
week. News from all parts Of the county
a brief statement of facts like our Rowlands
vile letter-is always thankfully received
49, The communication of Mr.. Jones is
too late this week for publication--will be
attended to next
u Letter from Newport
News was too late for this issue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
ADVICE TO STRANGERS
Visiting Ellxton.

If you should BY chance at any time drop into
Elkton, en- route for Cheap Goods, and do not
exactly know where the place is to get such Goods.
just walk cautiously along the Main Street and if
you should come to store. look in and if the
proprietor is sitting back rcadidg per, you may
be sure that is not Chetp Johns. Go little
further look in and if you should see nhalf dozen
men smoking cigars and talking politics you must
not by any means take that for Cheap Johns 60
on further sill. AMI if you should hppen to look
in and see the clerks playing checkers. AMI signs
the outside with, in bod letter.. CHEAP NEW
CASH STORE. and all that sort Of stuff you waud b.
much astray to ttkc that place for Cheap Johns
Go on again quietly. and still further. and if you
should SEQ about onchalf of II $ ore hanging ou'
.iie of the building exposed to the wea her and
if you should see some half dozen dogs como in
turns and measure the hight Of the boots buckets.
oil cloth. &e..S&c., then pass 10 another store
of the same kind it would be madness TO think that
WINS Chop John's Now change your course and
walk cautiously back. and If you should see a
respectable and substantial large brick building
with the door in the center and large window IN
each side md no goods nor signs hanging outside
walk in and if the fist thing you see is large
lot Of ~ cent Floor Oil Clath NAKED 40 cents per
yard, and Star Oil Cloth Is cents, look to the
right and if you see two pretty young ladies', each
with yard stick in their hands and smile OH
their countcnanccs, as busy as they can be, meas
urirg off
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
New Books.

"The Channings the new novel by Mrs .
Henry Wod anthoress of " East Lynne. -
" The Earls llcir's," etc, etc, the forth
coming of which WAS noticed in last week S
Wing, We have received from 4. b. Peterson
Brothers, 800 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Price so cents
Trains Speeches in England on " Emanci-
patton and :. Pardoning nt Traitors is also
received; published by the same cntcrpris-
ing firm. Price 10 cents.
G Francis Train has done more for the
Union cause in England. by his piqnanl
speeches, perhaps, than any other American
abroad. .-... rr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
Notice to Gre dlfOrS.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers,
L If Cecil county, have obtaEed from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
William Wilson, 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
February, 1868; they may otherwise, by
law, be excadcd from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under our hands
this 10Th day Of April, 1862.
SARAH A. WILSON,
JAMES WILSON,
Administrators Of William Wilson, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY: Reg.
April 10, lS62--Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
RECRUITS WANTED.

DY General Order No. l05, dated Dec.
ID 3rd, 1861. Wanted Recruits for Cavalry,
Artillery and Infantry. for years, unless
sooner discharged, to fill mp the Maryland
Regiments. Enlisted soldiers will have all
the benefits Of regular U. :. troops.
Headquarters at Havrc dc Grace. hartford
county, and Branch at the FOUNTAIN
HOTEL, EllNon. Cecil county.
Feb %, lS62--5m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
SHOES! SHOES SHOES

TIME subscriber asks the public to examine
L his superior stock of Shoes, before pmr-
chasing elsewhere. He sells exclusively for
Cash, and purchasers may rely upon getting
Goods in this line as cheap as the same
quality can be bought elsewhere.
His assortment embraces many qualities of
Shoes, ranging from the very finest Phladel-
phia City made TO the cheapest Yankee
work. lie offers Ladies' Balmoral Boots,
Fine Lasting CATERS, a very handsome arti-
Gle; Ladies' Kid Boots, with heels; Ladies'
Kid and Dressed Morocco Boots, without
heels Undressed Morocco Boots, with and
without heels Women's Calf Boots, from
Sl.00 to $1.40; Misses and Childrens'
Shoes Mems High Cut Brogans; Mems
low-prced Monroes Boys Shoes Of various
qualities. Ifa r. +. MAY,
Mar 10, 1862. in the " Hollow"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
TOWN ORDINANCE.

DE it enacted by the President and Com
- mssioners of the town OF Elkton, that no
person whatsoever shall dig up or remove
any sod OF grass or dirt from any street, side
walk or public ground within the limits of the
said town of Elktan, and each and every
person violating this ordinance shall be fined
one dollar for each and every olense.
Said fine to be recovered by proceeding
before Justice Of the Peace OF the State OF
Maryland in and for Cecil county, and to be
applied to the use and benefit OF the said
town.
Printed by order of the President and
Commissioners of Elkton.
JOHN PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
Arril 18th 1862.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOIlCE 10 CREDITORS.
THIS is to give notice, that the snbscr.
L bers of Cecil county, have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters Tes-
tamentary on the personal estate OF Samuel
Smith, 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
ticatcn, on or before the 18th day of March,
1865 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 subscribers. Given under our hands this
10Th day Of April, 1862.
SARAH J. SMITH,
THADDEUS s. SMITH,
Executors OF Samuel Smith, decd.
Test-JAs. MCCAULEY, Reg.
April 10, ls62-6w