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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-31

The September number of PETERS
MUSICAL MONTHLY, price 80 cents, con-
tains the following music, worth in she ct
form, $40:
Father of All, sacred song, Panseron, so
cts; Lay me where my Mothers Sleeping,
Stewart, 40 cts. Little Dan, song and Choir.
us, W. S. Hays 81 cts; Cornation Song,
duet or chorus, w. c. Peters, % cts. Mer-
ry Insects Flying. duet, Eng. or Ger, F.
Abt, IS cts: Love Chase Galop, four hanjs,
A. Pasher, So cts; School Girls Waltz, "a.
Prevot, 81 cts; Willie's Schottische, C.
Kinkle. IS cts; Laughing Wave Mazurka,
G. D. Wilson, so cts.
Mr.. Peters offers to send July, August,
and September numbers, postpaid. for Is
cents. or the nine back numbers for 1872
for 50. Address, J. L. Peters, 500 Broad
way, New York.
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410.0 900

In the foregoing fifteen States, Grants
majority over Seymour. was 470, !.
"These," says the Herald, ''are the solid
bulwarks yet to be demolished by the lib
eral reform batteries, and we can conceive
of nothing powerful enough to break them
down short of tidal wave such as that
which swept the old Tammany organization
out of existence last November" Greeley
has not the prestige to make that tidal
wave, and we predict that the State cleo
ton which precede the Presidential con-
test in November, will most effectually
explode this Wanted Greeley Democratic
Reform humbug.
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THE WING FOR 25 Cents.
We aciH send The Wing to the
end of the Campaign for rs cents.
PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Republican voters of Cecil county
are requested to assemble in Primary Meet
ings, at the place in each District for hold
ing such meetings. on Saturday, afternoon
nert, eth of September, at o'clock. for
the purpose of choosing five delegates from
each District to meet in County Conven-
ton ut Elkton, on Wednesday the 18th of
September, to elect four delegates to repre-
sent Cecil county in the Congressional
Convention. to be held at Towsontown, on
Thursday, September 10th.
By order Of the
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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4 Man is Known BY the Company He
keeDS.
From the Y. 7. Times. ]


When asked to favor the Cincinnati Con-
vention, William Lloyd Garrison said. q
know who the enemy is for, and so know
who | am against
Who go for Horace Greeley? Some re-
spectacle men who go for anything to
beat Grant" These men have been de-
ceived and borne away by the flood of cal
jimmy and misstatement which has deluged
the land. They are sincere, and imposed
upon.
Who else go for Greeley? Who nomi-
mated? Where are the men who have
been turned out of office? Where are the
disappointed office-seekers Where are
the envious, the spiteful, the mercenary.
the disreputable, and they who have a
grudgeo Where are the piqued, who
think their neighbors have never appre-
ciated them, though they have regularly
begged to be appreciated and elected or
appointed to something? Where are they
who unblushingly avow patronage as their
price, and who bolt on the question Of
spoils? Where are the Pharisees with
their covetous sanctity and their self-right-
eous censorious pretension? Where are
the sly tricksters, the affected impostors
and Uriah Keeps. walking and mincing
as they co. protesting to have turned
reformerS?
Where are the wordy theorists, the fiat
ulent pedants, the grumblers, meddlers,
and nuisauces, who think wisdom will die
with them, and who thrust themselves into
business which the people have given in
charge to somebody else?
Where are the lobbyists? Where are
the men who have bought and sold legisla-
ton? Where are the men who have made
Albany reek with the stencil of jobs p
Where are the Tammany cormorants and
thieves? Where are the men whose names
are on the Police records, on the signs of
dens and brothels, and on the pay-rolls of
Tweed: Where are the political lazzar-
oni, the defaulters, the traitors to party
and to country, and the unchanged male
factors? Where are the bullies, the
rioters, the ballot-box suffers, and the
forgers of naturalization papers and of
election returns? Where are the robbers
who plundered the Cities of Brooklyn and
New York? Where are the Thugs who
slew and pillaged and burned orphan
asylumns to stop the draft, and from whom
Mr.. Greeley hid himself in 1869? Where
are the disguised skulking banditti of the
South, who kill, and burn, and ravish, and
rob, and shame humanity by brutalities at
which savages might shudder? Where
are the yet clustering rebels, unsoftened
by forgiveness, miscreants who smote the
youth of the nation and filled the land with
graves? Where are the butchers of Fort
Pillow, the jjailors who starved and tortur-
ed Union prisoners and the wretches who
poisoned wells? Where are the demons
who brought vitriol and nitro glycerine,
and Greek fire, to burn the hotels Of New
York
Where is every sort deserving of men,
ton in the roll of knavery or in the rigma-
role of folly?
They are going, not for the party of the
Republic, but for the bondsman of Jeffer-
son Davis.
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WHAT THEY HOPE TO GAIS-The New
York World, in a recent editorial announ-
ces in the following brief but cemprehen-
sive language. the hopes that nerve the old
Democratic leaders up to the sacrifice of
feeling which they have to make in sup
porting Greeley. Says the World:
"We shall elect with him Greeley a
Democratic Congress, Democratic State
Governors and Legislatures, and Demo-
cratic local officers; and we may expect a
large proportisn of Democrats in the COM
position of his Cabinet ard in his promised
reconstruction of the civil SERVICE
Where in would Greeley's election, un-
der such circumstances. differ from that of
Hoffman, Pendleton, or any other straight
out Democrat? Can any '.LibeIal' Re-
publican tell?
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EATON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

On Philaia ( Ealt Central r. R. Kennett Square.
Chester county. Pa, offers all the Inducements that
constitute home in connection with thorough
English Education. S+s per school year No extras
except for instruction in Wax, Music. Latin French.
German. Painting and Drawing. Eastern teachers.
graduates Of best New England schools, have been
employed for several years. Inquire of EVAN I.
SWAYNE and SALLIE W. SWAYNE. Principals
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
Hay continues in good demand and firm
good to prime old Timothy selling at $3.50
36, and new do. at $2s@S31 for Pennsyl
vania and Western, and at S34G S35 fol
choice Maryland. Rye Straw. is very
scarce and in demand at S23a$24. all per
ton of 2, ZOO pounds.
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Elkten Markets.
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR-Western Super $3.50; SC: 200
do. Extra Sc %; 800; $7.75. Family
IS, $3.50 per bb!.
WHEAT-Western, prime red 155 cents.
Southern. common red 149R150 cts, do
fair to prime do. 155G170 CTS; prime to
choice amber 172@17S cts; white from
100 to 1872 cts.
RYE-1G@7S cts.
CoRN-Southern white, out of order, 81
ace cts; prime do. at 6GGG64 cts. West
ern mixed SO cts.
OATs-39tG40 cts. for Western mixed,
and Al 40 cts. for do. white.
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I'm view of the formidable obstacles
which stand in the way of the success of
the Greeley Democratic faction. at the
November election, the New York Herald
administers timely caution to the Chap
paquas, to cease the blind confidence and
over boastfulness in which they have re-
Gently INDUCED, over imaginary victories.
In this connection the Herald alludes to
the heavy Republican majorities at the last
Presidential election in several States,
which will be hard to overcome. The fol-
lowing for instance:
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"A cheap edition of Greeley in '72,''
etc, for Campaign purposes, can be order
ed from the Nen England Neus Co., Boston.
Mass, at the following rates. viz: Folded
and stitched. 100 copies. $500; folded and
stitched, 500 copies, $4,000; folded and
stitched, 1000 copies, 5000. The work
is very amusing.
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NOTICE.
ROBERT ". SHALLCROSS

ROBERT ". SHALLCROSS
WILLIAM BOATE AND WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, in Chancery.
August 18th, 1s72
OrpEprp That the sale of the Real Estate of William
Ro,te in the above entitled cause made and reported by
William J. JONES' Trustee. he ratified and confirmed
unless cause the contrary thereof be shown on or
Gr. the nineteenth day Of October next: provided
,pv of this Order be inserted in newspaper print
sd in Cecil county, week for month before,
the eighteenth day of September, next.
Tho Report states the amount of sales to be 81 900
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
Aug Il, lS12-lm Clerk.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

Agents wanted for our CAMPAIGN Goods. Sell AT
Sight. Pay 100 per cent profit. Now Is
the time. Semi at for Descriptive Circulars and
Price List, Of our Fine Steel EngravinCs Of all the
Badges. Pins Flags. and thing suited 10 the times.
Ten dollars per day easily made Full samples sent for
81. Address MOORE L GooosPEgD, 81 Park Row. New
Fpr
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Competitive Examination of Pupils

An examination Of the Pupils of the Public Schools
If Cecil county will lee held in Elkron. on TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER Eth 1872. for the purpose of selecting
suitable candidates to enter ST Johns College. All
pupil. who desire to compete for these Scholarships
requested 10 attend. Thrse Ere lu :hTzed
Tnler til" provisions Of At of Assembly, chapter
oS3 passed E the General assembly of Maryland at the
session Of 1872.
The section pertinent to the subject provides for
furnishing
e In the Collegiate course Of this College board
fuel lights and washing. to two Of the students edu-
Gated free of charge Cor tuition from each Senatorial
District of this State. and appointed by the Commits
sioners Of the Primary Schools by and the advice
aud consent of the Senator in their respective Sena-
tnral Districts aft competitive examination Of cam
Idtes: Pcortdtf that the said appointment shall NOT
he held Icy the same student for than four We
and that each student receiving sTc appointment Il al
give his bond 20 the State of Maryland for such amount
with such security as may lie approved by the Principal
of said College that ne will teach school within the
State for not less than two after leaving College,
and should student neglect refus4 TO teach the
length of time required by this section. his bond sh.
be liable
John SoCIER,
Aug ii, ls.2-''w Examiner
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NOTICES., &C.
NOTICE.,

All persons trespassing the Public Roads Of Cecil
county, by placing Fences and Hedges OH the same arc
hereby notified to the same and persons repair
ing fences and trimming hedges forewarned not
throw brush or rails the same. All persons offend
ing will be dealt with according to law.
BY order. WIN 7. MILLER,
Aug 4 lSi2-4w Clerk.
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1.-THE COMPLETE LETTER WRITER, OR
THE Road TO FoRTUNE,"-A short polit-
ical story for the times, will be found on
our first page. Hon. James R. Doolittle
figures as the hero of the tale, who was
President Of the Baltimore Coalition Con-
vention, and was the main orator for the
Greeley and Brown "crowd " in the North
Carolina canvass, and is in Maine now
denouncing Grant for gift taking, nepo-
tisin, and general corruption. Don't fail
to read the story of this leader of the " Re-
form movement
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For GREELEY AND BRowN.-The very
latest news from the Baltimore bank rob-
bers is that they are strong for Greeley and
Brown.
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Eichler's RECIPES for LIQUORS

contain the latest improved Instructions for mixing
Brandies Whistles. Rims. Gin. Bitters. Fancy Cor
dias. FrGt Syrups Bay Rum. &c &c No one engaged
in the Liquor Business afford do without them.
Ask them and examine them at the book stores
Delivered by mail. receipt Of =, hy A>cHrSBtck
Miller y. W. cor. Cd and Calowh Sts Philadelphia,
p Index and snnnl. sheets sent fre..
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The Philadelphia Markets.

Flour very dull; sales unimportant;
superfpe s4.5Oa$5; extra S5.75a$6.2 5.-
Wheat firmer; Souther and Western red
1lja1 16 cents: white lS5 cents.
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eY We printa graphic sketch of Laurel
Hill Cemetery, on our first page, written
for The Wing. The writer yields a grace
full pen which We hope will often be en-
ployed to enrich our columns.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DORDENTOWN N. j.. FEMALE COL.
ID LEG E.-ThorouEi instruction. Itralihtul and
beautiful location One of the most carefully con-
Quoted and best sustained institutions in the State
For terms, ETC. address Rev. JOHN II. BRAkELEI,
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NOTICE.

JAMES ARMSTRONG, tuse of E. Wesley Janney,)
MARY s. FERGUSON, AND OTHERS
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, in Chancery
August 9th 1872.
ORDERED That the sale made and reported by Reuben
aines Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate of which
John NJ Ferguson died seized, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 18th day Of October next; provided COPY
of this Order be inserted in some newspaper published
in EIktop once week for month before the 18th
dav of September. next.
The Report states the Of sales to be S29450
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy test, DAVID SCOTT,
Aug TO- lSI2-1m Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE.

TRUSTEES SALE
Of a VALUABLE LITTLE FARM.
By virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, sitting of equity the undersigned
Trustee will offer at Public Sale at the Court House
doo- in Elkton Cecil county, Nd,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1872,
between the hours of and o'clock NJ all that val
liable
Tract, Piece or Parcel Of Land,
situate lying and being the 3rd Election Dirrirt
the road leading Carriers Paper Mil New Leeds
and Of which certain Euus scarborough died seized,
containing
80 4cres of Land, More or Less.
Is acres Of the above consists Of Woodland of
excellent timber: Oak Chestnut, Hickory and Poplar
This Farm is und.r good fencing. AMI tie land Is Of
excellent quality. A pure of running water
runs between the titled and woodland.
The improvements consist of - comfortable IA
STONE HOUSE. Frame Barn with Stone .lilM
Stable. substantial Spring House covering ~ ~
excellent spring; good Apple Orchard con s1.zse4
sisting Of Fall and Winter fruit-bearing trees.
TERMS.-one-third cash day nf sale; the balance
in equal instruments of Six and Twelve months from
day Of sale The credit pay be secured y the
Bonds of the purchaser and TO bear interest from day If
sale.
Costs Of Deed Stamps, &c to he paid by purchaser.
REUBEN HAINES,
Aug ), lS12-ts Trustee.
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NOTICE

ia lcrehy given to the creditors of Howard Titus de-
ceased e their claims against said estate with the
vouchers thereof with tn. Clerk of the Circuit Court
Cecil county. within -Four months from day of sale
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: Good Driving HORSES.
HEAVY DRAucHT HORSES.
MICH COW, sHoAIs, large Family Carriage
Rnckaway top Buggy with shaft and mole N,rk.,
Wagon. . Farm WAGONS, Hay Ladders Wagon Body. i
PioWs, Cultrators Harrows Cutting Box, Grain Fans
Il Cornshelcrs Platform Scale Bean, SrnI-. t;r.in
Cradle, Grass Scythe sleghs, sets Single H,ru..s
set Double Harness Piow and Wagon Harness, Sinrl.
and poulItt-ees lot Of Sleigh Bell. Garden RiIsr
Grain SIEVE Cider Mill and Press, lot of Lead Pins !
Stump pul!er, Blacksniiths Tools Quarry Tools car
ucnter. Tools Iron Safe lot of Cider Barrels re-
Carts } Box Barrows, Stone Barrows. Ice Piow
Rockawsy Body. lot 81 Chains. lot of Raft Ropes
Horse Pistols. Colts Revolver, Transit
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Parlor stoves.I Boiler Stove. l Stove Drru Z.
Lounges Feather Beds barrels pure Cider Vinegar
hafbnrrels OF Heffs. and great variety Of other
articles too numerous to mention. '
TERMs-A credit Of -Four months will be given nm
all sums Of SO and upwards. va
sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ. on said dax
ANGELINA IECKERT, Administra;rr
Aug 81, 1S2-5w JOHN c. HISnA.N, Auctioneer
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THAT sLIBERAL, CONVENTION.

On Thursday, pursuant to public notice,
the old Democracy. Or the modern Greeley
Sumner" Liberal party of this county
held County Convention at Elkton.-
Notwithstanding we invoked the clerk of
the weather to send them smiling skies and
fair weather, Old Probabilities announced
the evening before that rain would be in
in order; and rain it did. The Convention
nevertheless got through with its business
quite harmoniously.
Mr. Jas. o. Mccormick was elected
Chairman and Mr.. Milton Y. Kidd, Secre-
tary. Alex. Briscoe, II. Mccullough, D.
Scott and L. r. Mearns were chosen by
unanimous consent as delegates to State
Convention which will assemble in Balti-
more, on the 18th Of September, to select
Presidential Electors. The following al
ternates were also chosen; James A. Lewis,
Andrew Orr, T. J. Scott and VIM. H. May.
DR.. Joseph Y. Wallace, J. NJ. Evans, J.
3. Groom. NJ Y. Kidd, A. J. Pennington
and Jas. A. Lewis, were placed in nomina-
tlOu as ueleSateS 10 represent Cecl county
in the Congressional Convention to meet at
Towsontown, on Wednesday next. Wal
lace, Groome, Evans and Kidd were elected
on the first BALLOT. y. J. Pennington. H.
Bennett, Jas. A. Mackey and ". A. Hill
were selected as alternates.
A resolution was offered by DR.. Wallace
and unanimously accepted by the Conven-
ton, instructing the delegates from Cecil
to cast their vote in the Congressional Con-
vention in favor of J. NJ. Miller, Esq, of
Elkton as the candidate for Congress.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. A. ], Pennington and adopted by the
Convention:
Resolved, that this Convention recog-
MIA with profound sorrow the loss which
our County has sustained by the sudden
death of Col. J. J. Heckart whose probity
and usefulness in every rotation of life
eudeared him alike to his political associ-
ates and opponents After the passage
of this not very graceful resolution the
Convention adjourned.
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The Chemistry of Divine Providence
-, =. :. ., - --.;.l
- ~ 49, s5EI:, ~.

A SURE CURE for this distressing complaint is now
made known in a Treatise (of Is octave pages on
Foreign and Native Herbal PREPARATIONS. published by
DR.. o. PHELPS Brown. The prescription discovered
by him in such provdental manner that he cannot
conscientousy refuse 10 make it known il has cured
everyday who has used il for Fits havin failed
in single The ingredients may lie obtained from
any druggist. A copy sent free to all applicants by
mail. Address DR.. o. PHELPS BRowS q Grand Street
Jersey CITY n J.
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GENTS WANTED FoR Oh amberlin's Great
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LOOK! CECIL COUNTY, LooK!-Every
one who has not tried the Wilmington
City Soap" should begin at once. If you
do not try bar for next wash day, you
are fined half price. Buy bar, and save
the fine
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THE FOLLOWING APPLICANTS

for Certificates teach in tn" Public Schools Of Cecil
county have successfully passed the examination and
will receive certificates
There applicant. whose claims ar. doubtful
and they will hr carefully .luned =, that no
injustice may be done them.
BY order JOHN SOCTER
Aug 81, lsT2-lw Examiner
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BARL0W'S INDIGO BLUE

the cheapest and best article in tn. market for
BlueinS Clothes. The genuine has both Bar
lows and Wtb-rgers name on the label. and is put up
at Niltbergers Drug Store. No. % North Second ST.,
Philadelphia. b. 5. WILTBERGE Err, Proprietor. For
slla LIZ nrurci.ts and Grnrrrs
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TRUSTEES SALE,

Under and by virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
to- Cecil county sitting court of equity ,he under
signed, Trustee will offer at Public Sale the Court
House door. in Elkton. Cecil county, Nd, on
Tuesday, the Srd day Of September, 1872,
| at Il o'clock " all the following described REAL
ESTATE. of which certain Howard Titus died seized
No. |. Ali that
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No. 8. All that Lot or Parcel

No. 8. All that Lot or Parcel
or GROUND. stuats, lying and being on tho sou,h
side Of Main street IN the town Of Ekton and which
conveyed 10 the said Howard Titus by Aaron G
Tnite and wife by their Deed bearing date March 18th
$50 and recorded in liber D. S. No = folio 62T &c
Of the Land Record Books Of Cecil county aforesaid
Upon this property is located the wellknown BLACK
SMITH SHOP and i considered. place for business
the best locality in town. Fronts Is feet Main street
TERMS or SALE. as PER Decree. are as follows:-
O'eh.d II the purchase money to BE- paid in Cash on
the day If sale: the balance in equal instruments
six AMI Twelve months from day sale TO be secured
by the Bonds Of the purchaser with approved security
and 10 bear interest fr m day of sale
Costs of Stamp and Deed to be paid by purchaser
REUBEN HAtNES
Aug ., le'--IS Trustee.
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DICE &C.

No1,ee ls hr'avc to therehtors of e. 7. Mask,
OF Cecil count Tile leir cIas, duly authenticated.
WIN me snhsb oDr bcfr til. thirteenth day Of
" 90, hrM u my othsxise be excluded from
all oeheht OF assignment ale BIZ him.
July 20, 1874 We Iss;Dn,.
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ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE.
SAMUEL A. BROWN
VS..
lBNER ROGERS AND OTHERS

In the Crcui,Court for Cecil county. in Chancery.
ORDERED This eth day Of August 1872 that the sale
of the Real Estate of William Rogers made and report
ed by Francis A. Ellis Trustee be ratified and confirmed
unless the contrary be shown before the
18th day of October, next; provided copy of this
Order be inserted in newspaper printed in Cecil
county, a week for one month prior to the 18th
day of September, next.
The Report the amount Of sales to he $712O0.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test DAVID SCOTT,
Aug 10, 1S12-lm Clerk.