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GENERAL MEADE,s FAREWELL
ORDER TO THE ARMY OF THE
IAnmnnaA AC- u

GENERAL MEADE's FAREWELL
ORDER TO THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
- HnADe'Rs AnnT OF rHn PoroNAo,
Juna 9s, 1885.
soLpiERE This day, tive years, I Assarssd
command q you, under tho orders Of the Preai-
dent Of The United statea. To-day, By virtne Of
the same Authority, this army eeaslng to exist, !
have to announce my transfer 10 other duties
aud my separation from you.
II IL unnecessary 10 enumeraie here all that
has occurred In these two even,fui years, from
the grand aud decisive battle Of 0etiysburg, the
turning point Of the war, 70 the pirfondef ofth
Army Of Northern virEiniA al Appomaiox OOurt
House. sunlee II 10 say tha, history will DO you
justice, grateful country win honor the living,
cherish aud support the disabled, and sincerely
mourn the dead. u. ....rl .-rl..f
In parting from you, your Commanding Gen
eral will ever boar In memory your noble devo-
tlon 10 your country. youT patience aud cheer
funsss under all The priyaiiOas and naeriness you
have beon called on 10 endure. Ia1 90 ,.#aa
Soldiers having accomplished the work set
befors usj having vindieAted the honor and In :
tegrity Of our Government and Gag, let ne re- arm
thanks 10 Almighty God for His blessing In
granting us vietOfy and peace, and let M earn
sstly pray for strength and light 10 discharge our
duties ~ citizens, as We have oudeavored TO dis
charge them a. soldiers a,.
lla Gso. O. MEADE, MAJ. General, .. s. A.
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Pheasant state OF AffAirs In Nortl
sa..'tfEa 'h Carolina. -

NEw DEpsE, N, O., Juno 2s,--Gsneral
Schoheld and stat have gone North, and
Gen. Cox Is left In command Of the depart
ment. The friends Of Gen. Cox feel much
interest In his prospects for domination as
Governor Of Ohio, though the General APP
pears Indifferent TO their enthusiasm.
Applications for pardon are going on 10
Washington, through Governor Holden, from
many who have formerly been bis political
enemies. The Union sentiment In the State
Is increasing daily. The Raleigh Progress
opposes negro suffrage.
NEw DERNE, June "a Col. L. Whittlesey,
Commissioner oftha Refugees and Freedmen
Bureau, has arrived In Raleigh, and estab
lished his headquarters there. -I.
Gov. Holden Is daily appointing county
town, and city officers, who are rapidly put
ling the machinery Of Government into mo
tion, -.,....... L.a.. .t
The Fourth Of July will bo celebrated
with great enthusiasm Throughout the State
There is great rejoicing In North Caroline
over tho nomination OF Con. Cox for Gov
ernor Of Ohio. His popularity Is very grea
| In this State. ....-. ..l, .-..
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A Case Of the Dran and nproimsut.

M. w. onEsHrRE, a member Of the Board
Of Enrolment for tho Second (BrOOkyn New
York district, has been tried for mAlfoaSanos
before tho military court, Of which Brig.
Gen. UNDERWOOD is prssidOnt. cHEsHnE i'
charged with accepting brides, sharing in
substitute brokers' profits, and with other
deviltries connected with the drnft ID. /
The testimony finished yesterday was
strong enough to prove that Cheshire was mot
quito the cheese for Uncle Sam Sconsump-
tion. The decision Of the court has been
made up and will be mako known In day OF
two. ,Br gr sod s.at.r.1. 6.
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FORTRESS Monroe. ~ : !

FoRTnENs MONROE, June 28,-The u, IS,
transport steamer Continental, commodor,
George sumner, arrived last evening. she
reports she len New Orleans June 20th, foI
New York, via Key West, Savannah and
Hilton Head. ..'
On the Esd, at . a. IN, landed passenger,
and mails nt Sand Key for Key West.
Same date, off Sand Koy, passed steamer
Mariposa, bound South. 1880 D. m, ol
sombroro, passed steamship Star Of tht
Union, bound South. Z p. m, lat 30 So,
lon. 70. So, passed steamer Nstis, steering
South, sstlN inst, lat $500, Ion, 71.TO
, passed steamship Gen. Barnes, stoarinI
sippi, at Hilton Head.
United States Steamship Fulton frou
Hilton Head, bound TO New York, put int,
Fortress Monroe with nails and eleven hun
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'THEo, LRion"-A new and spirited novel
BY AESIR TRoHAs, author Of Dennis
BOnns" and soar Guard, I" publiShod by
IIAHTrn . pRgrgFss, spd Sssls y FSAs"eE 'I'" (
! TAYLOR.
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Secretary Of the Treasury.

TuR town of Ashheld, Franklin county
Mass, celebrated It's ono hundrsdth ahniyer-
sary last wOek. lIENHr l.. DAWES, Of Fits
field, was President Of the day. Rev Dr,
PANE, Of Holden, historian aud orator Rev.
JOINS ALDEN, Of Providence, poet
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Steals throash the mist Of Alabesisr lanpA,
Aud every air IL heavy with the breAih
Oforaage aoNerA that hioofa
II the nidst of roses
Such was the anwery Land hllea with heAling
airs aud life-proserying producis, Whsre ~.
Draks diAcaSered tho ehiel tnHredienil oI Ms
Wonderfni Tonic Observation-Disclosures BIrrHns
--the enrhantcd tropical island ot ~ CrqiE.
The PLANTATION BIrTERs, eombintag All the
medicinal and tonic VIRTUES VI the healing ahd
life-sustAininE prOduciE q that taVuru4 ciulst
are, without doabt, tho Worlds Great hemedy
for Dyspsp.lA, Low spirits, ard all oiher ai9m-
Aehle diAeultlea,
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From Havaha--BreeIsinrtdg willing
60 De Forgivsn--NNarm Weather and
Yellow Fever. '.. 'L

d.
NEw YoRK, Jnns 2s.---The steamer Co.
lumt.a brings Havana dates TO tho 24th.
Adyiccs from Venezuela state that Falcon
has entered upon the duties Of the oficc Of
President. .'. -...rr .... -rt ....
Gen. Pslipi Margsns died at Caracas on
the 10Th inst. ., . ..r f. ~ ...
No nows from Mexico. ., ......-
Troops continue to arrive from San Do.
mingo, ...
AdyIoes from Nassau state that tho place
is entirely deserted by the floating populA.
tion acquired during tho war. -.
Breckinridge Is still In Havana. He ooun.
sells all his friends to throw themselves on the
clemoncy Of the President and ask for par.
don. He probably intends doing so himself
He keeps himself very quiot.
Trade will commence with the Southern
ports Immediately after the lst Of July.
Vessels arc already advertised. .,.I ...,
The biocknde.rhnner Lark sailed for Liv.
srpool on the 2sth inst, 10 bO sold, .....,r
The petition 10 retain the present Captain
General ls being numerously signed. M
Two moro vessels loaded with cotton, ar
rived during tho weok. Ii. ,, r.-. .....E
The weather. Is very warm, with nttl'
rain. Tho yellow fever Is but slightly Pre-
yalent, .... .r. ..f .r. ..f..
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TINE rRnsiDrNT,s poLIoY-ouR


."I. pig DoNs'
Ths intense anxiety expressed In different
sections Of the country through the press ana
by orators, concerning ths policy Oh the Ad-
ministration towards the freed blacks OF the
South Is very natural 30 ,-'r7asa' aEt I
When Mr. JoHSsos during the hr't few
days Of his Administration, stated TO diner
eht delegations that no ,in hae no new policy 70
announce, 0a' po'n'ea 70 h'' paf' record a.
% " 'A'On u n'' iu'ais e0ui'' 'n' SUP
J00' 'nsh uPps'mo.s was was mat O' treason ana
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been mace TOT 'his s'a''-'or 'hs pr0''''iOn
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DuKR GwIN,-' 'Maiakon,n the Paris cor
respondent Of tho Now York TiRits, says that
DR.. GWin, before leaving the former city, an
nounced Il as his intention TO hang every
Yankee who attempted 70 cross the line into
SONORA.
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PAssPoR RS.


Persons residing or being in Washington,
Who dssirs passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with tho ioast possible
expense and dsiay, on Serso'iSI application
al the Department. Of State. my4-sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

0SE HuEDREB AND sHvESrT-TwO Patents
were issued ut the Patent Office Bureau yes
tSrdAy, the largest number ever before Issued
in one day. -
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rhiindsIphia Reserve brigade.

HARuIsBURd, June 21.-The Governor hn,
yielded 70 the wishes Of tho field and line
Officers Of thssGray Reserves, as we'll NJ the
application OF lending citizens Of Philadel.
phia, and has signed tho bill 10 mise a Re.
servo Brigade In that city.
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EDITION


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coNDITIoE OF TINE PREsfDIcNT.
Tho President has declined TO receive
callers to-day, and has wisely kept his room
His health continues to be poor, and the
weather Is very deprcssingi and, what is
worse, che Executive Mansiea h In IN IN
healthy locality, is badly ventilated, and We
bopo the President win very soon take 70
fields and woods, and recruit himself, and at
the same time escape the daily ORslaught
that is made upon him by PlAce-seoksrs, rs-
pontant rebels, and disoontsntsd politicians.
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Il
slavery has gone ont as an iHsftHtfo'i" I
It nesds no phIlosophsr 70 dOans what
President JoHSsos means by this emphatic
dsOlarniiOn. congrss,msn will all readily
andsrstand it. The copplaini tha. Presidsn,
JOHNSON docs not desire TO interfere with the
question Of suffrage In the States amounts TO
nothing whom We observe the caution with
which he notifies South carolinians that IL
they don't act justly with the black man
they need expect no mercy from Congress.
President JonSsoS leans upon cOngress, the
peoples tribunal, 10 assiS. him In this great
work Of Reconstruction, and those iaaii which
he serves upon South CarolinIans he serves
upon an Of the late rsbsllious States. He
says TO them, II do not propose % dictate
10 you In detail what you shall do In re-
storing your States but II you reorssniss
them upon the old relics Of slavery, instead
Of republicanism-purs JeiEsrsonian roPubli-
cAnism--whsn you come to Congress you
will not be recognised" r..lIr ..f raf
.,..,...
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republican States, not republican In the
political sense, but in the great national Jsf-
fsrsonisn sense. Itistho purpose Of the Ad-
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JUNE 20, 1885,

TnURsDAY:am.;:H::;:;;:;:;JUNE 20, 1885,
"a - i..l.... "a -
THE nEPUsLIcAn OUT OF TOWN.
Persons leaving Washington to spend the
summer at their country residences, or at
any Of The watering places, can have tho
NATIONAL REPUHLicAN forwarded to their
nddreg, BY leaving their orders at this
oiIioe.
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ScuooL ExAMINAIIoH PosYP0NKp.-fhe
examination Of Mss N. A. Lees sshssl. of tho
Fourth district, has been postponed until sAtur-
day next, aud the examination will sOmmanse al
2p. -. .H .UII vi
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To MISEBsorIASs.--lSes notice, In smother
column, Tor meeting of eiuxeaa of Minnesota,
to- morrow lFridAy) evening, at o clock. ct tho
RotuhdA Of the rAtsnt Omre, 70 make Strange
meats TO reProsoni thai state et Gottysburg, on
the tth of July. .-IIT-T ..r'T
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MAIOR dESERAL sAxroS arrived at VIII
lard'' this forenoon, Lq asrq.arYy I
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: sPECIAL NOTICI1es.

h1-Minneaotlans l--AII nlimnssotians
In wAshington are respectfully Invited 10 meet
on FRIDAY BvEN1N0, SOth instant, Al 6o'slosk,
at the Rotuhda Of the Patent once, 70 make ar
rAngemonts, by request Of Governor MILLER, 10
represent Minnesota at 0ettysburg on the tih of
July next J, y, BfokK,
Jss.as Snan MIiiafy siAis Agent.
o. PubIIo schools.-Ts Candidates
FOR POSITIONS As TkAGHkRs.-W AnHtHa-
foH d. o. June ~ IsG5. Tho "Commltise on
the RxaminAtion Of Candidates ioF Positions a.
Teashars in the PabIlo Schools - will inset Ia
the Council Chamber, City Hall, on saturday.
the lat of July, ls65, Al 10 e'elook, = a.
Ie2i-tm y. .. WALSH, Chairman.
a. EIoction NotIee.-Omco washing
roN AEp q HoRaRTOwN RAILA0A An ConrASr, cornsr
Fineenth street aud New York AVenaa, wash
ington, ID. C., JtRe - 1855. -Tha annaai meet.
ing of the stockholders Of the Washington aud
deorgetown Railroad compeuy, for the eleetion
of Directors, VIII he held al the once % tho
Company on WEDNESDAY, the l3ih day af July,
lsdS' The polls will be opened alta o'clock, M,
AA' ''''' " - GEc', !. GIDEON, ProsidonL
W, G. 0REESLEAI, Secretary and rrsAaaFer.
je2s-uyI2
|. AS- -MassaehuaettH Military stnte
AaEHoT 'REMoVAL--On and after MONDAY,
January. lat, lS61, tha Massaohusetts STATE
Agency will occupy ha new rooms In The Nd-
ttonaI IalsilfOeacer Building, second hoort eor-
ser of seventh anA D streets, Washington, d. Q:
MAssSshusstts soldiers and siii'sna are Invited
10 call. -. -.,--L-,
GARDINER fUffs,
dsN.u Lieut. Col, Aud state hsssi.
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the principal. Tho result was very gfaflfylne:
nosi, showed aninislaEasis evidence u safsin
their mental culture. The location of thla School
" on Fourteenth street
Primary school Mol. The Proaeiensy evineed
by the pupils was very gratifying % the friends
Of the school aud reflected great credit on the
teacher, Miss brown This school Il located on
the corner Of Massachusetts Aysnus, ! and Eif'h
Primary School No. q, Miss n. N. Morse.
teaehsr.-The pupils In this school evineed equal
evidences Of their own asslduliy, and their re-
speeted teachers conscientious care and culture
n they continue 70 make the same progress Ia the
next few years a. they have recently, Washihg-
ton city may we'll b proud q lhem. -.
Third p,strict-Seeondafy no Miss jose
krsd. seward. This school, which q located In
the wAllAeh school building. Il eorsposed of boys
between the agcs Of ton and sixtesn yearL The
| eourse of studies are tho Same ~ taught in all
sccondary schools. There are afty-thrcs name.
on the roll, and hny were present Il the exAIa
nation Yesterday. Mise Bird has had charge of'
eriy under tho control of Mss Williams, Who hAa
been promoted during the year. The school
passed an excellent exam ination and were lhghl
singing was very good, especially the solos by
Mastaf George Branaon 'ft tlsE
secOpdary No. 4, Miss yeanie Ramsay, teacher,
was examined by NJ. HitH. This school also Is
In the wAllAeh building, and q composed Of
afty-one boys, forty -four o. whom were present
| at tho examination yesterday. Thesrhool passed
ysry good examination, which showed that
neither teacher or sholars have been idle dnring
the year. The school was Addressed BY Mr HitI
| At the close of the examlnaiion, who expressed
himself highly pleased lI q ~ ~
Female Grammar School, Fourth District, Mrs.
| Amidon, teacher, was examined yesterday by
Mcssrs. iIolmead, Murtagh, Kills, Brown, Wight,
aud Perguson, oftho Hoard o. Trustees, assisted
by Mr.. z, Richards, conductor Of the Teashers'
Instifute, and Mr. J r. Thompson, principal Of
the Male Grammar School. Thuruday, Jaiy oh,
school, but owing 10 the Milling health o. Ms
A., her school was Examined yesterday IN place
Of the male Intermediates, Mlss NJ A. Leo, tho
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REAprSS matter % SVsry PAgs, ~ "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF CECIL COUNTY.

TINE Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the
l. Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cecil
county will be held at their office, in the
town of Elkton, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of
August, next, at IL O'Clock A.. NJ.
Al that meeting there will be due from
each policy holder or member payment Of
six per cent. UPON his or her Premium obi
CATION.
CAuTIoN.-All policies that are not paid
upon before or or the day of the Annual
Meeting, will, by the terms of the charter,
be suspended In their operation, so that the
holders will have no insurance until payne mt
is made. And every receipt for payment on
policies thus suspended become, under the
official construction of the Internal Revenue
Laws, a technical renewal Of the policy, and
as such is liable to stamp Of equal value
with the stamp on the policy itself.
N. BAN Election for Nine Managers to
serve for the ensuing year will be held on
that day. F. A. ELLIS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
July Is, l865-tm
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COLLECTORS SALE
OF Building Lots,


DY virtue of an Order of the County Com
ID missioners, the subscriber will offer at
Public Sale, at the hotel OF Henry Hukle, in
Chesapeake City, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18Th, 1866,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the following Building
Lots in the village Of Port Herman, viz:
l. Those Lots assessed to one Mary H.
Glass; the said lots being Nos. 10, IA, II,
10, on the plot Of said village, and which
were conveyed to the said Mary II. Glass by
Robert II. Thomas, by Deed dated Sept. "a,
1862, and recorded in Lber H. II. M, No
6, folio II, one of the Land Record Books Of
Cecil county. The first Of which lots, Nos,
l3 and IA, are contiguous and located at the
corner Of one Apple and End streets, fronting
together on Apple street 100 feet and extend
ing loo feet east on 2nd street, bounded on
the north by Lot No. Is, on the east by land
of K. Fl. Thomas, on the south by 2nd street,
and on the west by Apple street. Lots Nos.
II and l8 are situated on tile south side of
Front street, beginning at the distance of so
feet from Apple street and extending togeth-
er eastwardly 100 feet by $50 feet in depth,
bounded on the north by Front street, east
hv lot No. 10. south by lot No. is, aud on
the west by lot No. IS.
2. Those two lots assessed to a certain
John W. Rawlins, being lots No. 81 and 33
upon plot Of said village, conveyed to the
said John w. Rawlins, and Louisa V. Raw
Inns by Robert H. Thomas, by deed dated
Feb. 26, 1853. recorded in Liber II. Fl. NJ .,
No. ], folio $40. The said Lots Nos. 81 and
SO, adjoining lots of Jesse Brown, bounded
on the northwest by Front street, northeast
by Peach street, southeast by Lot No. "a /;
said lots fronting together 100 feet on said
Front street by $50 feet in DEPTH being part
of tract conveyed to said R. Ii. Thomas by
Martin Hill aud Anna his wife, by deed dated
Dec. l2, l849, and recorded in Lber r. c..
H., No. 9, folio 5, another Of said Land
Record Books.
The State and County Taxes for the years
1924 not having been paid upon said
Lots, the notice required by law having been
duly given, The same will be sold as above to
the highest bidder, for payment of said
Taxes and costs. Terms Cash.
ALEX. P. BARWICK,
Collector Of Taxes for 2nd District.
July 10, l865--ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
The Annual Internal Revenue
Assessment.

We conclude this week the publication
of the Annual Assessment List of Internal
Revenue for this county. The licenses are
omitted as they are required to be paid
when issued. The amounts of taxable
Incomes are published, but the tax thereon
is omitted on account of room. This result
can be ascerta,ncd by multiplying by g.
All income over 5000 is taxed at the rate
of 10 per cent. There are but few, COM
paratively, in the county of this latter
class. The amount Of tax due on carriages,
gold watches, pianos, &C., is stated. The
rate of tax on those articles is regulated by
the following table:
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Millinery & Trimmings.
MRS. M. 4. NELSON.

Eg4I Next door to Dr. Mitchell's Drng Store,
VN begs leave to call the attention of the
Ladies of Elkton and vicinity to her Spring
Goods, such az
Ready Made Bonnets and Hats,
Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers and Laces,
Grape, Grenadine and Lace Wells,
Rolls and Hair Balls, French Hair Water
falls, Hair Crimpers and Fancy Combs, Hair
Oil. Perfumery and Lilly White, Fancy
Ruffing of all kinds, Fancy Buckles and
Belts, Embroidery and Flouncing, Plain and
Fancy Nets, Buttons and Trimmings, Beads
in great variety, Fancy Ornaments, Floss
and Sewing Silk, Ladies' Neck-Ties, Queen
Elizabeth Collars, Ladies' Dress Caps,
Cloaks and Circulars, and Patterns Of every
description, besides many other articles in
the Millinery and Trimming line.
No efforts will be spared to please every
taste, and my prices will be found satisfactory
to all those tavoring me with their patronage.
Elkton, april &, 1865.
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NOTICE.
State Of Maryland, Cecil county, set. ,
June lhth lShh

State Of Maryland, Cecil county, set, |
June 10th, 1865.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re.
" ported by Montiion Brown and Edward
H. Brown, Executors of Mon,ilion Brown,
deceased, Of the Real Estate Of said decea-
sed, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or Lefore
the fifteenth day of August, next; provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed at Elkton, in said county,
once week for one month before the tenth
day Of August, next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81 1888 90. C.B. CUTLER,
True copy test, Register.
c. B. CUTLER,
June 1S63-lm Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
at not over 500,
. over 800

The assessment on silver.plate we have
omitted for obvious reasons.
In order to ascertain the full amount Of
Income rendered, 5000, the amount ex'
empted by law from taxation, must be added
to the amount of each income published.
The county is divided into two Assessment
Districts-the sth and 9th. The Eighth
contains part of the 3rd and 5th, and all of
the 9th, 7th sth and 9th Election Districts
and the Ninth Division contains the LIST, I'd,
part of the Ord and 9Th, and the 4th Elec.
tion Districts, and is assessed by Mr.. T. B.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
July Is, l8e
NOTICE.

George W. Taylor and In the Circuit
Lewis B. Taylor, trading Court for Cecil
under the name and firm county. in chan
of George W. Il Lewis b. }cery. June goth,
Taylor 1866.
VS..
Ann Thomas and others.
ORDERED, That the sales made and re-
" ported by George Earle, Trustee for the
sale OF the Real Estate of Thomas S. Thomas,
deceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the ninth day of September, next /;
provided, a copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county,
once week for month before the ninth
day of August, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be So, 1875 40. CHAS. II. HAINES,
True copy test, Clerk.
CHAS. Fl. HAINES,
July 8, lS65--lm Clerk.