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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-09-25

DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES,
March 80. William II. Barnum.

loLstl .-....s... Sb'', : % ~
Now We call the attention of our read
ers to these significant facts:
Ofthe Senators who returned the none, V
1913 per cent were Republicans and only
PA per cent Democrats.
OF the Representatives who returned
the money IS, per cent were Republic
cans and only IA per cent Democrats,
The amount of money covered back by
the Republican members of both Houses
was s23G. 356. &c.
The amount Of money turned back by
the Democrats of both Houses was &S:i.-
90,
And we desire further to ask our read
erS to look over the list and see if they
can find among those Democrats. who
voted for the bill and paid the money
back the following named: Senator Ly-
man Trumbull, now the Democratic can
didate for Governor of Illinois. Repre-
sentative Samuel J. Randall, Democratic
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
Representative y. W. Voorhees,. since
elected to the Senate from Indiana. Rep
resentative Fernando Wood. of New
York, a well-known stalwart reformer.
Besides several others less probably
known, but alice %an6c for Hancock and
We great principles of the Constitution.
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THAT PARTY HARMONY DODGE

That the tender Of the Democratic
Congressional nomination to DR.. Shaw,
and his pretended withdrawal for the
sake of party harmony, were tricks ill.,
tended to defeat Mr.. Constable and to
finally secure-against the wishes of the
Democrats of the district-thc renomi-
nation of Talbot. is now doubly appar-
ent. What does this patronage-dispens-
ing cabal of Ring bosses care for the
wishes of the Democrats of the district
SO they secure their man? As to per-
sonal fitness for an office. they care moth
ing about that, so the man selected can
be relied upon to do their sweet will.
Commenting upon this ''dodge" of the
bosses to save Talbot from final defeat.
Baltimore daily pertinently says:
The nomination of DR.. Shaw is now
admitted to have been gltilltully exc
cuted device to keep Constable from Sc
curing the nomination. A spectator in
the Westminster convention. and who
was behind the scenes, stated that, after
his return from that body at , o'clock of
the afternoon. during a recess of the
convention. after $50 ballots had been
taken, Mr.. Constable went to Mr.. Stump
and rendered him Cecil's four votes.
which, with two from Carroll which Mr..
Stump asserted he could get, would as
sure his nomination. Before the reaS-
sembling of the convention however. at
$50 p. NJ, the Carroll county delegation
notified Mr.. Stump that he C puld not re-
ceive two vote& from that delegation, add
ing that the Carroll delegation was still
determined to vote for Constable. Two
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DIED,

MAh"NEY.-Near hay View, on Septem.
tier llth, Harriet, wife of William K. Ma
honey, aged I'll years, ) months and 4 DAYS.
NINprR. AT Austin, Nevada on Aug,
lnth, aitrr;i Lriof illness, Mrs 5. c. Wlnder,
wife of l.. r Wintl.r.
Jesus while our hearts are bleeding
Ger the spolS that death has won,
We would at this Solemn meeting
Calmly say, Thy will be done,
ltt.lrrE On The luth instant, Julia Il.
only daughter Of James II. and Lettie Eut
ter, aged years months and III DAYS.
take these little lambs, sail He,
And lay them in My breast:
Protection they shall find in Me
In Ne he ever blcSt
liUEsS.-on the 10Th instant, at her resi-
denCe near lay View, Hannah burns, in
the S9th year of her age.
TRIMRLE.-tn September 10th. near Bay
View, Mary l.. Trimblr, wife of Harry
Trimhle, in the Goth year of her age
Farewell, dear husband, my life is past.
Ny love for you was long us life did last.
hut at nay death ia sorrow take,
Hut love the children for my sake
aAMnLE,-bn September 18th, ut Ray
View, Mamie, daughter of William and
LaViuia Gamble. aged II months
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OF the Hartford delegation ut Is sane then
announced ,na1 liieS were ready 70 Note
lot Nohstaple' put NJ. stump ifienos
ihterposed. assuring the delegation mat
such action on thelf part "onid lilure
Mr.. otumpS poiltlcal future. laiooCt
tneh, knowing the poSltion oil allairs
onerea 10 t,ro" the baltimore county
vote I" ~ oi'"' peih@ eoh'iHceo az '"e
tihe 1h't ne "ouiu not accePI witholI
Mr. Cohstaole lull consent anu trust
ing that 1ohstaoie would not give that
consent thus placing laibott IN posi-
'loh 10 demand .ie vote Oh NarIo'l' N"n-
tfafy 10 lalo"tI expectation, 'oi'StaoiG
promptly gave ms consent ana instructed
ms delegation TO second the nomination.
a prominent gentleman from 'ecii
stated Ii'tt ne ila'l looked upon the mat
.er Ill an us phases, anu WIS sun uiil VI
10 understand Dr. olli" course, we
VINO nave voted Tor Iohstaolc, he SAD,
mconsider that we were badly treated
ne proposition was mace TO Df. Sha"
III thG PIeseiice vi Il hu'iipei Vi Persoiis'
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MERE FROTH.

The Boston HeraN, Independent and
@"lly 50, says of the Maine election:
All talk about the result in Maine 'set-
ing the election of Hancock is mere
.ret!i. That the result is different from
what was expected is due to the fact that
lie conditions in Maine are unlike those
hat exist ILL any other state. Oregon
lie earliest state voting showed no such
STAKE Of public feeling. neither did Yer
mont, There is no such revolt from the
Republican leaders and policy in any
other state. and no fusion like that in
Maine. The quarrel was largely faction
al, and 10 a degree personal: and, while
The result is justly encouraging to the
Democrats, ii is not ut all certain that
hey will he able to carry the State in
november. Meanwhile. the Republicans
VIII redoub!e their excrtions in New York
aId Indiana, and though the odds are
against them, they have lost moth
nc in position, fighting force or the
-!AcW5 of war.
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Cheering tor Jeff Davis.

One of the incidents of the day at An
tietam OH Friday, the 18th instant. was
that during tbs Geromonics which dcdi-
Gated the granite statue 10 the guarding
of the nations dead, there were ihos.
whose feelings 20 far got lie better OF
their judgment and discretion that they
cheered for JEFF Davis. Two men, within
whom the old rebel spirit is still blatant.
foolhardily chcered the ex-President of
the Southern Confederacy right in the
midst Of tie crowd gathered in and about
the national cemetery. one Of them was
knocked down and struck five ot aix
times before reaching the ground, thus
eifectually silencing him, and the other
only escaped like fate by skulking rap.
idly away through the crowd.
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The Age of Miracles

is past, and DIR. Pierce.S Golden Medical
Discovery will rot raise the dead will not
cure you if your lungs are half wasted by
consumption. OF your system sinking under
generous disease. 1t is, however, unsur-
passed both as n pectnrai and Alternative, and
Will cnre obstinate AMI severe disease GE The
throat and lungs, coughs, aid bronchial af-
fcCtions liy virtue Of its wonderful altera-
tive properties it cleauScS and enricheS the
blood, thus curing pmples, blotcheS, and
eruptions, and causing even great eating
ulcers to heal. Sold by druggists.
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Funeral Eionols to the Late General Tor
bert.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept 22-Thc
body Of Gen. \. T. \. Torbert arrived
f.G.,, ST. Augustine on the steamer Gu
:ttr, at 20" f. N. tGi',,y, IN charge OF
Gen. +. +. Dent. commandant Ill St.
Augustine, and was received by a de
tachment of the Florida artillery. under
command of Lieut.. Reynolds. escorted
TO tife armnry by them and procession
al prominent citizens, the ely Federal and
ext Confederate soldiers uniting alike to
honor the brave and distinguished dead
The body was deposited in the centre Of
the armory which had been tastetully
decorated with United States flags and
floral offerings by the ladies of the city
1t will remain there under guard of
honor until & o'clock \. NJ. tomorrow,
@ien it will be conveyed to the steamer
western itr"S. -hiCll y;iiis for New York
at , o clock tomorrow night.
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The Greenback-Democratic - Fusion
N Maine, means "Confusion among
the Democrats of New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut. 1t is infinitely better
TO have the Greenback tendencies and
affiliations of the Democracy self-exposed
now, than when it might have been too
late to be Of use for honest money Demo
Gratis, to see where their party has drifted
Gnder 4 leader without a record.
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MARRIED..

AE-BENLAMIN.-on 10th inst
hy Rev. {. I. Cochell at the residence of
the !irldn's parents. Joseph II. Mel ,emar, of
AnnapoiS, and Sallie +. l.. Benjamin, of
Bay View.
PtGH-DANIS.-On September 18th, by
Rev. James McIn1ire, John f Pugh and
Alice II. Davis, both of North East.
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fIa&'& pictorial biography of Hancock,
dis week. is worth twice the cost of the
number, and its cartoon of English plain
lively asking the Democratic party, in
,.Ie guise of an athletic Irish woman:
- You wouldn't deceive an unprotected
politician-do you love me for Myself OF
for my Gold?" is irresistible.
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-ANOrUER PROPHET,

I'm the Chesapeake ant Delaware Canal at Md
PIVOT bridge, north side of Canal. : Acres of
~ Land: l0ruum DWELLING. with pleas
Is19E# ant surroundings: STORE HOUSE and
EisN3 liarI. ON -nHth Of canal, ahuut One
$500 Acre of Land: Wharf: Warehouse ca
pncltF 5000 bushels Scales. &c. Price. slim
Offers ior either portion OF this property Will re
cciye consideration. STEPHEN b. FORD,
9l7 Spring Garden Street,
Sept 25-3w Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE South Carolina Democratic meth
DDS OF campaigning have not changed fol
inc better, since that State was made
Gominally Democratic by violence, terror
ISM and fraud. AS witness this frank
'anguage in the Lexington DispatcA. OF
That State, of Sept. LIST, in which it CON-
7l.unicates these instructions to the Demo-
Gratis:
Capt. d. j. Griffith has been appoint
ID by the Executive Committee Chair
man of the Lexington delegation Re
.'Ju5 To him in Columbia. 90 Ia rel shirt
7 G'a d'sirC, ard ." horScJock .forcertain.
},s@@tn4 and Sttmpt"g chargers prctfrrcd.
5"t n,"ltS "iH $h0,W maa6s and tniix-and
,f"rtJ"< cfcrt"S-will perhaps do Just as
vel. We know from the experiment of
1916 the good effect ot turning out the
Jeast."
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ENTRIElS
Trials Of Speed,
At the First Agricultural Fair of
The Cecil County Agricultural
Society.
FREE TO CECIL COUNTY HORSES.
PREMIUM S15.

FREE TO CECIL COUNTY HORSES.
PREMIUM S15.
No. l. Lewis Boulder. Chesapeake City. $. =.
No. . w WI II. Armstrong, Fair Hill. h. 3.
:" David Coppcrncld.
No. 3. ]. G. McNamcc. Elkton, l.. IN. Flora. "
No. I. Henry Wood, Ekton, b. M " Bessie
CLASS .. PREMIUM Sl35. SO minutes.
Mol. Ct. II. Adair. Midilctown. Del, 9. s.
Gray Morgan
No. >. W. II. Hunting. Portsmouth, Va, =.
No. 3. James \. Wilson. Newark Del, b. :.
Napoleon.
No. 4. Geo N; Janney, Bay View, Nd, blk
No. 3. &c. Mccoy; kirkwood, Delaware, b. =.
Little Mack
No6 s r. t, Clark r.. Amber. Pa, b. H..
Mo-. w. Wright. LcwiSvillc, Penna.. b. Z.
Frank Clark.
CLASS 8. PREMIUM $l75. ~ minutes
No.. /. Alexander Maxwell. Middlctown, b. =
SLEEPY Dave
Mo-. F. c. Johnson, Middletown. black H.
Nos. W; X. stokely, Wilmington, Del, b. M
No. Henry Wood. Elkton h. g. Judge"
No. 5. Hugh Hodges. Philada.. =. Ill. - Alice
Addison"
No. g. Daniel Roy Penn Rhynn. Penna s. Ii.
Courtney Boy
No. !. &. Wash Hanna. Frankfort. Pa. b. =.
Republic.
CLASS !. PREMIUM $75.
No. l. Henry Wood EIkton. :. =. '.Pinatore.''
Mo-. O.. r.. Clemson, Elkton, d. :. Gilt
Edge
No. 3. +. Layman, Chesapeake City. b. H.
Dora.
No. !. Hitchcock: North East, black IN.
Mountain Maid
CLASS ). PREMIUM Sl75 30 minutes
No. l. OF. Clemson. E!hton, h. =. 4" Reckless
Mo-. 5; r. Clark, Amber, l.. III. e Grccian
No. 3. Henry Wood Elkton b. = Judge"
No. i. }; g: Mccoy. ktrkwood. Del. br. =.
Little Mack.
No. ). l.. Curren. Amber. Pa. : III.
CLASS 6. PREMIUM $500. 22S minutes
No. l. John b. Wharton. Dover Del, b. ;
SHERMAN Morgan.
No. .. q. X. Boyer, NorriStown, Pa. b. :
MambrinO HHsSnn.
No. 3. :. II. Clark. Amber. Pa. b. IN. Belle
of Bethlehem
No l. Hugh Hodges. Philadelphia, Pa. . m.
Alice Addison
Me- ). W. II. Burgctt. RathhonvilIc. n Y. big
Bill! Bouldcn.
CLASS :. PREMIUM $50. 3minutcS.
No. l. G. II. Adair NIddlctown. Del. .. 5.
Grey Morgan.
Mo-. W. IL. Bunting, Portsmouth, Va $ -
Mette."
No. 3. OF. Clemson. Elkon. b. = Reckless"
MOI. j. g.; MsN9y: kirkw""d, Del, hr. 9.
''Grecian Maid
No. g. Henry Wood. Elkto!. h. =. :. Judge
No. {. Daniel Roy Penn Rhynn ;. h. Court |
ncy Boy
LASS $. PREMIUM 800. 2.a3VninutcS |
No. l. Alex. Maxwell, Middlctown. Del. $ =
John c.
No. W. II; Burgett Rathbonviic. n. Y. b. |
=. Billy Bouldcn.
No. 3. J II. Phillips, Philada. hr. .. "Rockett''
No. /. j. X: Clark. In, Amber Pa. br. IN. |
Helle of Bethlehem.
No j, Hugh Hodges. philada.. =. M. Alice
Addison"
LASS Q. PREMIUM $40 22 minutes
No l. .lno. b. Wharton Dover. H. : Sherman
Morgan
No John IL. Phillips. Philadelphia. c. H.
Belle Oakley
No. ). O. X. Heycr, Norlistown. h. ;. Nam
brine HasSon."
No /, X. l, Morrison, Christiana. = IN. May"
Sept -.
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THE Democratic candidate is the
Democratic party" is the thrust with
which Senator Conkling impales the
Superb = as a Presidential aspirant.
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BosToN. Sept. 20.-Governor Davis. of
Maine, tclegraphcd here from Augusta.
Tie following :" shall be elected by 100
or 400 plurality without :. uouLt. !"
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ELKToN July IS. 1850.
NosSys d. Scott g. Br0.-Cfcntlcmcn: We take
pleasure in certifying to the superiority of your
Phosphate over any thing We have used either for
corn in the hill or wheat.
Very respectfully. II. II. Mitchell.
W. Arthur MITCHELL.
ELTToN. July l. 1889.
D. Scott a. BrO-Dear SirS: / have used Your
Phosphate since its first manufacture. with the
best results on wheat and grass. and can recon-
mend it as Il reliable and satisfactory fertilizer.
Yours truly, GEO. RICKETTS,.
LEwIsvlLTE. PA. June s. 1880.
NcsSyS. D. Scott & Br0.-Dcar SirS: l have used
with entire satisfaction: shall continue to use
them ior think they are aS good any in the
market.
Yours truly. WILLIAM WRIGHT
CECILToN. Mp. July -. 1879.
D. Scott & Byo.-Gentlemcn: used last Fall on
NV wheat several tons Of your Phosphate by the
side of the Grange and other Ihosphatcs, and
found il 10 be a. good as the best.
Respectfully. Tnos. G.. CEooNsHANK
FAIR HI. July !. 1850.
.lLHSrs. y. Scott u Bro.-Drnr SirS: l have
bought largely of your manufactured Fertilizers
tor several years. and with good results. can
recommend them
Yours. NM HOLLAND.
FAIR HILL. MD. July !. 1850.
NcSSrs. D. Scott u BfO.-Dr;n Sirs: l have used
the Fertilizers ui your Manufacture Tor several
years and with good results. Can safely recon-
mend them reliable and satisfactory.
Yours truly, HENRY HESS.
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StraWbridge & ClOthier,

Have the pleasure Of extending general invitation the public
visit the and extensive addition their Stoie completed
and open for inspection.
The enlargement although deemed sufficient for
proved inadequate to meet the demands Of
wonderfully increased business
We therefore, during the past year purchased block of
houses the and during the Spring and Summer
have erected the thereof addition former
spacious buildings giving depth Of 3O5 feet extending from
Market street all the way through to Fibert
Our arrangements the business have far exceed
ed those of former future facilities for its
tions will exceed those of the past.
The great enlargement Of the buildings has enabled
entirely reorganize certain departments the house. giving
sderaby SILKS, DRESS GOODS and other popu
lar branches Of the business which
much overcrowde 1t also affords other
service and convenience Of patrons be generally found
Waiting reading ladies
added retiring and toilet for ladies' arranged
azed prove great all customers
both city and country.
Numerous improvements have made space
permit to mention but the entire building which is believed
be unsurpassed appointments this country
examination and critical inspection of all who
methods of doing business and the growth progress
city and its institutions.
Later cards will give information the
irgs the various departments The present merely
offerings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-09-25

Malt BitterS - are a Brain, Nerve,
and Blood food, peculiarly adapted to, and
NAFiniY recommended by, "nr druggists and
physicians inr General Debility, Mental and
Physical Exhaustion, liysteria, Nervous:
ness, Slcepleness, Emaciation, and nropsy
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sE.YHE*W HIG:ss.

PSs-EMNENTlY VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF The
COUNTY, III ADDITION 10 THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
o. ITS REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NC
ATTENTION, THE NAME OF The WRITER BEING REQUIRED
II! ALL CASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GRATu.
7oUsLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF THE
USUAL Rate OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
Local matter, Ten cents q line for single inse,
ION.
Transient rdtes-EigM cents a line for one ana
-Four cents a line for every additional insertion
One inch Of space counted as TBelre lines. One
column, Fire Dollars per inch, one gear
Four changes dllotred TO yearly advertisers usihou
additional charge
The circulation Of The Wing being among the
most intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the
Gdjoining counties Of -NGrgland, Pennsylvania ana
-'ciarcre, its proprietor confidently recommends ii
20 business Men as most desirable medium for
reDaRnerdtire advertising.
To maintain its high standard as family journal
40 offensive or Objectionable Advertisements siH be
Gd@ttted into its columns at any price.
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ORDER NISI.
GEORGE pENNoCK AND OTHERS

GEORGE PENNOCII AND OTHERS
RUTIiANNA IENNOCk AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court Gr Cecil county. In Equity.
No. 1924.
ORDERED. This 2.th day of August
~ 1850. that the sale made and reported hy
Reuben lilincS. Trustee. he ratified and confirm
ed. unless cus,. to the contrary thereof De shown
on or before the LIST day OF November next: pro
vdcd. Il copy "f this order he inserted in some
newspaper published in Cecil county. Maryland.
once Wrcfl Tor one month before the %ptl day of
september next.
The Report states the #mount Of sale To be
ii 100. JAMES \. DAVIS. Clerk
Tru" copy: tcSt. JAMES y. DAVIS.
Aug Sin Clerk.
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BLNNE's blizzard at Barnum is cruelty
% animals. Even mule ought not
to be so merciless!y treated, to say moth
ing of ''mule buyer
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A Nice Home for Sale,

y the pleasant village of Zion, in the
i n,ithcn, pant vi Cecil ..G,unty. having Method
list and Presbyterian churches with resident min,
listers. The property consists OF LOT. OF about
Half an Acre: variety of Fruit: ample kS-ie.
Shade Trees in yard: i2-ruum modern Essin
style COTTAGE. substantially furnished Ml IN
and in good condition. Price $4,000. De- Sas3t lll
.irahe ttr hume or Investment a. it is oocllpicd
by Il first =clasS tenant
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EXECUTOR SALE

REAL ESTATE
R( virtue of authority in the last Will
~ and Testament uf john Met rerv deceased
and Of an order OF the Orphans Court Tor Cecil
county. the Undersigned will sell 1T Public Auc-
ton. III the Court House door. in Elkton. on
Tuesday, the 9TH day of October 1880.
at II O'Clock \. NJ. all the REAL ESTATE of
which said john McCrcry died seized
No. 1. Being the Home Farm,
on which he resided at the time of his DEATH con-
tanning
1877 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
1t Is situated in the Third Election district of Cecil
county. Nd, about miles north OF ElktOn. and
about II miles west from Andura. ON the road TO
Gilpin'S Falls. and adIonS lands of l. d. Carter.
W. Scarborough and others. About 100 acres are
cleared. and IN Il high state of cultivation. CON
venicntly divided into fields. well hc,.red and
fenced. and well watcrcd. The balance is set in
heavy oak, chestnut and hickory timber. ~
Inc Improvements are Il comfortable I911(Si1
DIV ELLlNG HOUSE: large double I.9lM3
decker Barn. Granary. and usual out 49,
buildings. Apple and other fruit trees.
No. 2. Is IL piece nf Timber Land. contain
ing ~ acres. more or less 1t is situated about !
miles west OF No |. on the same road and adioinS
lands OF Francis Rock. Rev. A. Dewitt and j. N
Lynch. and is heavily set i'll White Oak and
Young Chestnut timber.
TERMS OF SALE are: Onc-third of purchase
money to he paid i'll cash the day of sale: one
other third thereof TO he paid in Six months from
the day OF sale: and the residue lie paid in
Twelve months from the day of sale The credit
payments To bear interest from the day OF sale
and to he secured by the Notes or Bonds of the
purchaser, with security TO be approved by the
Executor. WILLIAM McCREEY. Executor
Sept ll-4w OF John McCrcry, deceased
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FOR SALE

4 FARM. about 100 Acres late home
I n stead OF VIM. Little Esq. deed. III West
Nottingham. Cecil county. Md. Immediately he
SIDE he w. y. Church and AcadcIuy:) - iniIc.
from Baltimore. a;ld :" miles from l'hilaGclp !il
aJrt S>ihIc 10y either Baltimore Central. or T.. "
ana i. Railroad. i.Dr:itium notably !,caltEv in
ihirklE settled and pleasant ucishburhuod. Land
oi "&rciG"nt quality: Larger part under successful
cult Nation. Desirable country seat. or iuI
truck and farming purposes. {. LITTLE.
An" liB-b" louisville. Pa.
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Big Deception is Il very common thin" in th,
affairs of the business world: but there's no un
certa about the low prices for goods at the
BEE HIVE.
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FOR SALE-

\ tirst-C!ass Thrce-Story Brick Dwelling
situated on cast Main street f:Ikton \ ...ss
desirable Property. containing II ruum.s. igllFE
with gas. sc. \ Pump OF good water at l?9iiEaa
the d""r. and a Eastern under the Back .laa{fasA
Building. This is one q the most coliVcnlcn
houses i'll town.
Terms very moderate.
fa-"i'l exchange ior property in Philadelphia
OF Ocean Grove. \. J.
Apply 10 MRS. WM. TORBERT.
Or. IL. K. TORBERT.
may 2J-tt FlktUn.
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ORDER NiSI.

TILE PDRf DEPOSIT HOMESTEAD ASSO-
CITATION OF CECIL. cor MY
THOMAS; GRAY, In. AND MARY q. GRAY.
his wife.
lii the Circuit Court tor Cecil county. IN Equity.
NJ. 9j4.
ORDERED. This .th day of Septcm-
" her. 1851. that the sale OF the mnrt"aIri real
estate OF Thomas Gray. II. and wife. made and
reported by William j. Jones Trustee. he ratified
and confirmed. unless cuS' to the contrary thereof
hc shown ur before III" 18th day of November
next: provided. copy Of this Order he inserted
in some newspaper printed in Cecil county once
week iur month before the 18th day OF pctu-
her next.
The Report states the amount of sale to he
S!jp.u0. JAM rs \. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy; test. JAMES \. DAVIS.
Sept lN-lm Clerk.