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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
An ESthetic Bar Room.


4 New York correspondent of the
Hartford Times writes: " IheSpian>
with enough money On hand to pay for Il
drink sometimes drop into the magniti
cent bar room filled up b, E |. Stokes. of
jim Fisk anr.crll"ut>. IT, is by long
odds the most elaborate place OF its kind
i'll New York. and it may be doubted if
there i another equal to it in the world.
The room is about lrtv fe:' square. with
tie nai. ii the mio:'le. Tins arrange
,nsnt .lves the hdT fwn SIDES Instead Of
one. The floor j. covered with carp"ting
tit for the best drawing rmm on Fifth
avenue. rrl, but u", hrrght in c"i"r. aud
- thick rh.,t III, i"ntha'l can ne heard.
Az lh.. MATHEMATICIAN cnalr> cables
Nr -,re >.,.!,l ,tsnh.'gn"', ric!:'> carved.
aud ..n itS !, riI.,iu tone mat 10 other
h,nd - wuni i.pttS. Nh,!t lighted
nj, by Magnificent cry Sta! chandeliers
the effect is superb Heavy drapelics
and enormpii> tropical plants add To the
rirhnt>S ui the Whole. The walls con-
tain several l'iiutrn.>. "i II" particular
merit. aud some pieces of statnary of
very ,l-clh.d merit stand near the bar.
One is IA splendid marble iignrr. life size.
resembling the figure known. as Cali
l'lhid Ill me htiff'toii'dn th"t"ih col-
lection. Another Is IN bronze. and has
tor its subject an erect female ngurc.
nude. like the one III maj BILE with the
head vi a Satyr grinning over her should
er. There are Other? striking pieces. but
h. So two ar" notably 50. Many of the
regular irrqn-nters of the place are
Sp ming men and stock brokers. \ wall
street fra had an office at one end o.
the rnnu. and the sound of the ticker is
heard all day
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
Owners Of Stations or Jacks.

The owner or Keeper o. every Stallion or Tack
shall before being permitted t" stand station
such animal, pay To the Clerk 81 the Circuit Court
nj some Of the counties in this State the highest
sum which ne intends To 1sk rr receive Tor til.
season OF Que III ire alt the rAc"tp q: III. said
Jerk. with the seal III hlE Court attached thereto
i"r aaid shall he til" License for StatInning OF
Standing such stallion or rack. Tor one wear from
the date thcren: Dr0ridcd. that IN no case shall
tn" directed t" be paid by this section Tor such
license be less dian tea dollars: AMI that ever,
t!liUn or tx upII whi"i tn id tax is paid
shall br exempt from All other Stat. tax
Any owner OF Keeper StltlOnin" or standing any
stallion or cH without license shall forfeit and
pay twice the sum auth"rIed and required 10 be
paid i'll the last pr"ceedn., section, oIre-ti to the
STATE and th- utner L1lt TO the iufotulcr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
Strange Things IN the Land of Flowers

\ shark recently captured near Tam
pa had seven rows of teeth. and weighed
100 pounds. 4 Font Ogden man has a
contract to deliver 5000 alligator hides
{" IA 1T Louis firm by May /. DR., vii
cox has discovered two more teeth be-
longing to his mastndon. which weigh
about ten pounds. and are said to be
smooth and handsome. They measure
live by six inches. Capt. Richard Boot:
of old Tampa. has grated III u craps,
fruit tree six varieties Of the citrus tam
lily, aud growing from the same stump
we find the shadduck. lemon, lime. cit
ron, sweet and sour oranges. Capt. C.
\. Bryan, of Tallahassee, has strange
hut beautiful anomaly in his flower gar
den. 4 large rose bloomed on one of
his bushes, and when the leaves began
to fall from it four small but complete
roses appeared in the centre and nov on
the end of the stem where the large
rose grew may be seen four fully devel-
uped roses, not larger than a COL, dollar.
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tChapter -. page lGi.l

To amend the twcntv-tirst ana Nv enty second see
ton OF the fifty sixth Article %! the Code OF Pub
lie General Laws, relating to the Licenses o
hawkcrs and Pcddlcrs
Section l. BE II enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Mary lani. That the twenty first and TWEEN
second sections of the tfty-siXth Article al the
Code OF Public General Laws relating to the IL
censc OF hawker> and pcddler>. be and the IN,
are hereby repealed. aud the following sections
enacted i'll lieu thereof:
Twcnty-une. For every such liceGso hat to ex-
tend beyond the county ~ whloN The same may b,
issued there shall hp paid ,hc following rates II
wi: For every license Ia travel Iuof the sum
al iurty dotlarSs 10 travel with Il horse other
beast OF burden and wagon or other vehicle the
sum ui seventy dollars. For every such license t.
extend over the whole Eastern Shore or the whole
ot the Western Srorc. there shall be paid the isl.
lowing rates TO wit: For every license to travel on
foot. the sum OF sixty dollars: 10 travel with u
horse Or other beast ~ burden one horse or 9th.
er beast OF burden aid wagon or other vehicle. tn,
sum OF one hundred dollars: with two horses or
other beasts oi burden aud wagon or Other vchi.
Ole the sum O one hundred aud nifty dollars.
Twenty-Five No such license shall hs granted TO
any other than white person. al t1any hawhcr or
Ieddler i'll the maine and style vi partnership ~
company, and but one person shall act under such
LICENSE,
Seetinn =. And he II enacted. that this act shall
take effect on The day oi Its passage.
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Amendments to the License Laws passed
at January Session, 1868.
Chapter Sos. page ia
AN ACT

To add an additional section to article ty-Six Of
the Code Of Public Genera! Laws entitled " Lii
cense.' se rs To empower Al trader to sell the Il.
censcs TO trade with the stock OF goods.
Section 5. BE it enacted by the GieneIa,i Assem-
bly, OF NJ a,rylund, That the iollpwin,! section be
added to Article nity'siy Vt the Code OF public
General Laws, onntleL l.ieenseS:'
), 10 IL u,avtod. ANY trader who has taken ont
ii-en-e to sell goods, clHttcls, wares merchandise
Sptntuous or iermchted liquors. or lager beer, in
this State. shall have the privilege to sell out said
license 10 any party purchasing his stock OF goods
ami purchasing or renting his place Of business
and the party sepurehastng may continue tc gel!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
Amendments to the License Laws,
e happier II, page u.
AN ACT


To amend the :orty-srconi section relating to the
granting 0t Teens TO traders III Article nifty
siN o. the Cole % Pubic General Laws:
Section !. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of Mar land. that the t0rjy-sccOnd section OF
Laws. relating to the granting OF Licenses 20 trad
crs. be and the same is hereby repealed. and III,
following enacted as Il substitute therefor:
10. When any person, body polite or corporate
shall propose to scl or barter anything mentioned
i'll tue preceding section. except Sprituous fer
mented liquors. h" shall apply to the CLERK OF the
Circuit Court ui the county in which she may re-
SIDE, ar II he resides iii the city OF ttimorc to
the Court OF Common Pleas IGr Il license therefor
hnt no license to trade or 10 sell SpIrtuOus fer
mcntcd liquors. shtll be issued by any CLERK at Il
Court 20 Il 'cmc corcrt or to person under the are
o tHcuty-uue years, without the special order OF
such special order TO issue licenses 10 sell spiritu-
Gus or iermentel liquors, unless upon the recon-
incubation pi at least ten respectable trerholders
resident vi the ward or district wherein the place
oil tie MAY Toe. aId whenever any licenses shall
be issued to Il f,gte COret minor the said 1emc
rocert or minor shall Ice responsible Tor all con-
tracts made i'll the prosecution OIL their business
under such license nd sL Ill be liable to be sued
therefore i'll any OF the courts Of this State; and
the sad fame corert may he sued OF III tctcd and
prosecuted IN case 81 violation BY her oil the H.
L d>Urderly house, u il she We're fene sole: and
il Judgment be obtained against her any con-
tract. execution shall or MAY issue in the ordinary
way 10 fleet her Sc 'arlte estate pr0rided. hoTfrer
THAI such responsibility shall III no manner affect
impair the reSponSbiit oil the husband OF
parruL under the existing laws. and that this act
shall take effect ON the thtieth day OF April next.
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(Chaptcr 22l, page $50. J

To amend the Fity-siNth Article of the Code Of
Public General Laws relating 10 licenses by a,i-
ding th"ret" the following section relating TO
partnerships taking out licenses:
Section l. BE 1t enacted by thr General Assem-
lily vi Mar and. That tn" toflOwiu. section he and
tho same is hereby added I" the tlty-sNth article
Of the Cod" ot l'ur'i' General Laws. to follow the
second section thcrc {:
ANY license may he obtained by partnerships or
firms as well as by individuals: but in all ca seq
The nAines OF all the pa tners OF any firm shall he
set forth in ull i'll the crGSc, and license shall
protect any pc son pretending" to act under the
same unless lie is named therein. or is entitled IL
representative CT assignee under tho provisions
hrreina tier contained in this article and the Clerk
ISSUING tho license shall outer upon the record OF
license the tull names al the members OF a CO.
partnership To whch such license is issued.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
THE AMERICAN HOG.

lie vote of the French Chamber OF
luties, on Tuesday, removing the EN-.
o on American PORK, affects an utter
f the United States whose vastnes>
comprehend. 1t is estimated by the
3agtment of Agriculture that the to-
lumber of swine in this country at the
Of 1880 was 1924, COS. And the to-
lumber OF horses was but II 429, 626,
number of mich cows was IL, 1868.
and the number of oxen and other
lie was 20,937. 102. Hogs are more
nerous in the United States than any
ar kind Of domestic animal, except
ap, the total number of the latter at
end of 1880 having been AZ, SIG, 500.
expectation Of live hogs, pork and
/ made an important item o. our ior-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

To amend section one OF Article fifty-six OF the
Code OF Public General Laws entitled - Ii.
cense, relating TO the issuing of licenses by
Clerks OF Courts,
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of Mary
land, That SectIGE aha al Article hfty-Six OF the
Code of ,'Ai.liG ticGcr.l Laws entitled License
tuTs;
All licenses shall he granted by the Clerks OF
the Circuit Courts OF the counties and the Clerk
OF the Court OF Common Pleas in the city of Bal
ttmofc, except where Il different mule i specially
provided, and all licenses prantcd by the said
clerks shall eNldr" GA the ttrSt day Of May next
thsreattog, except licenses tor fisheries and horse
licenses, and il granted lar part OF :. wear "A rate
able atm ahall he charged therefore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
Food for Young and Old.

Funl am, medicine for Young and old,
prep .r.d rith"H t"iWte" fGttom. from C..ur-
,ii,n Brrl..v M,l1. Hop, Qltniu-, Bark. e'r.
MALT BIrrEnS are W 'rrautrh more. N"nr-
i>hi:.. Strengthening, Nifalizing and Purl
f,iuu, nv reason of their richness III Bone
.,rd Mn rlt. Prmn"irg Material than ali
.,rI..r form. ~ III III ,u."lnim.., while free
from the olj"rti"n> urged against malt
trn,,rS
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Oyster and Eatin" Houses,

The License 10 be pail by RI" Keepers Of oysters
and ;.atin% Houses i 81 81 Throughout the State
The > III section OF the Code. which required an
applicant Tor License tc open yStrrs Catin"
houses. 10 procure the recommendation Of two
ncighbOrin% lre.ho.d"I-. aud also to max" nth be-
Ter The Clerk %: the CirrnI t0Grt OF Cecil county
Nc.. as to the annual value @. house, il repealed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
MBecame Sound and Wei >

TtHER'S STATION, CO., Mrrch p, 20
K. Y. PIERRE, ". u Henr sir-MY wife,
wh" had tn"'H I'll inr OVER IVA years, and
had tried M nay 81 her nit ,iiuins- ni'taiti,'
sound and Well hy using y,mr "Fa>orlte
Prescription. My niece WIS also cured by
lis ust-. after several Physicians had failed
t" do her any good Yours truly,
THOMAS J. METHNIN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

" New York and other States it j
opposed to Danish from our publ
Ioois, all married female teachers
I'll proposition seems to us extremel
'ic1lous, since the question of qualit.
ion being settled, what matters il
neither they have husband or not.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

tional contests, AMI he filled Only by men
who are beyond even tue suspicion I'll
reaching the Bench 10y the crooked b!
ptths Of clique management. or through
the p,'i>"nuus atmosphere OF heated
party contest.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

r is currently runored that promi
Iii and henored Democrat, a gentlemen
no has filed positions OF trust in HI,
:sy in this State, will shortly take IN,
md with the Republicans Of Maryland
d do battle for the success Of the cause
can but hope that there is truth il
e rumor.-Bait. Ga, tai2n.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

fH1 high contracting parties overlook
The fact that a majority of the peopl,
l'ecil coGn.y, have set their faces lik,
IT. agains: dragging the Judiciary int,
nlire OF politics. Do you see the point
neral?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
a Card.

Frank Carr, the Merchant Tailor of Elk
ton, wants TO say to his friends and to the
public, that he does not boast that he has
the largest stock of Goods in Cecil county, or
the United States. hut he does boast that ne
does as good work As any man in TING coma
ty, and does not need u political office to
support his business.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
HENRY WADSWORrH LONGFEL
LOW

The greatest poet of his time is gone.
We shall not attempt here anything
like 4 criticism of The good man whose
loss j. drpinrea an. who's" long career l.
reviewed t. day hv the leading imrn rs
IF the civilized rid W.. merely wis!
i" illustrate an aspect III l. 'n"trll''" :
character aud genius as n poet which it
seems peculiarly apprnp"i .te t" consider.
now that he has ynn" to his rest 1t Is
his keen susceptibility t. the inspirations
which only tender and believing soul
could feel. And this is illustrated ad
miratly by the following familiar stan
zas. that are finely autohiographical
As 4 he the white sails of ships
Ger the ans verge
A. comes the smile Ia the lips,
The foam to the surge.
So come ~ the Poet his songs.
All hifh"rwnrd blown
FROM The misty realm that belongs
To the vast Unknown.
His, and NOT his, are the llyS
lie sings: aud their fame
l. lii, aud u"i hi: aud the praise
Aud the pride of Il name.
For voices pur>n- him Ivy day
And l,nnt him bv night,
Aud he. Listens aud needs must obey
When the angel says; Write y
And the following lines show how the
Christian faith of the pact entered into
his most glowing appreciation OF the
revelations of the divine in nature
Wnndrnus truths, and manifold as won
druus.
Gnd hath written in those stars above:
Bur not less III the bright iiowerets under
Strands the revelation of His love.
Bright and glorious is that revelation.
Written all over This great world of onrS
Making evident our own creation,
In these stars OF earth, these golden low
err.
Aud with ,hiltllikr crrdulouS affection,
W.. h-i,nd their tender buds rXIand:
Embl..rnS of ,,Ilr avn great resurrection,
Embl-mS of the bright and better land.
These two extracts bring before us at
once the peculiar spiritual temperament
nf the poet and disclose the Secret ot his
nnarpr,achrd popularity in the Chris
nan homes 81 the English speaking peo-
I,'e ca both sides III the Atlantic.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

Young men, and middle aged ones
suffering from nervous debility and kidney
weaknesses, send three samps for Part VII
of Dime Series Books. Address WORLDS
DISpENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buff
alo, n. Y.
N"w'S the itu,e 10 buy trnclery we
haye a surplus stock and some of i, away
below regular prices, KEEsv.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
C|'e (etiI 11hie.
ELKTON, APRIL i, 1882.
H. w. l..

Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime,
Aud In dying leave brhiud us
Footprints in the sands of time"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

They 60 say that the "cuss words
aicil escaped Richelieus lips. when h,
ard of the compact between ConStabl.
d Cruikshank, were simply terrible
e recollection of that bitter editor
came back with unusual force.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

II wonder whether our amiable ca
2lporary will be unfolding any q,
3sc soul narrowing tales that he prem.
d us not long ago. in the Demoern,,
/ which would make each particul. +
, If of Albert Constable stand on erd
e quilts upon the back of the fletlu
cupine? The Champion need fear H.
i narrowing tales. The metaphor ha.
. rGeauinr nam
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

UNSTABLE to Cruikshank-" If you
i support me for Congress. I will sup
ut you for Judge" Cruikshank t..
cstable-" It's bargain"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
MillillerS.

Females vendin" Millinery and other small ar
trirS whose stock - not over - ~. pay Iic"ns,
o $50 only: but il over that amount they are re
quired I" plv the same Licenses rs other persons
oith to be made - to the amount OF stock at the
principal season OF the year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

TIE Champion can persuade, but he
mot force all his associates into tht
..it!on. Eichelieu went off to Annap
: as mad as March hare. No wonder
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

lie reception given las. Saturday even
: by Mr.. George w. Chlds was til
wing social event of the season. az
ding to the unanimous testimony o
forty OF fifty New Workers who wer,
guests on that occasion. No othe
iadelphian could have secured as hi
SITS such large and brilliant array q
n Of distinction from all parties an
IONS. And the genial nature of til,
# was impaired to all his guests, am
result was a social commingiing =
most diverse elements that could NJ
q been obtained under any other an'
5 favorable auspices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

APRIL Fools day this. and Oscar Wilde
is for home this afternoon. How too.
}, utterly appropriate.
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Ut VIII W'FI NNE'''I -.
Sworn before
u the oath he administered hrfu

II the oath be administered before Justice at
the Peace ont o. the county in which the iupica-
ton is made. there must hcattached the cirtit":tc
Of the Clerk al the ,'ircuit Court OF the county in
which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell -alt to cure fish in March
April and May. with0u: License. NrnderS al
cake, and vendors OF beer and cider. who ar
makers oil such beer and cider dagger beer except
cdl are not reIMtred 70 nMy License.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

" Music hath charms to sooth the say
g breast" but it can't make the bar
in go down any easier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

NIE pill was sugar coated, and the
aneral made some wry faces over it.
II ne finally got it down.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

THE Elkton Band serenaded the would
Judge, on Monday evening. Was that
the bargain. General?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

TIE New Orleans Ptcayune observes
at Guiteau is quite stout. and hi>
apcrs say he will soon be fat enough
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

Tn" applicant must either make oath. as hereto
lore h"'Urc the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF tn'
county where he is engaged IN business. OF The
hmnn"t % goods Kept on hand 1T the Ir'incipr'
season Of sale: or the oath Iuay he administered
hr n Justice of tn" Peace. when the person went
ing Il license applies through an agent. II the
latter course be tdOIted. the following form will
b. deemed sufficient compliance with the act:
Ceci County. 10 ,rit:
TN this - day ri -. lSs2. before the sub
s"rihcr. Justice Of the Pence of the State o
Maryland. IN and 'nr Srif county. personally az.
pcarcU -. and declared that he intends I" apply
tor Traders License. u"icr the second section %
;he act OF January Session. 1852, to the Clerk q
the tircui, Court Tor Cecil county and made oath
that the amount o. the stock OF goods general Y
kept on hand 10y him Tor ny tine concern in which
he is engaged. III it l." Partnership the
principal season "f sale forf thc applicant has not
previously engaged in such trade. that the amount
OF goods which he intends 10 keep &c. does not
Tor will not exceed s.
hat,
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THE Legislature will adjourn on Mon.
V. For his much thanks.
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.Sg There will be a Public Sale Of House
holl and Kitrhrn Furniture at he residence
Of Mrs. Ann Dr.nn-H, Main street, Elktnn,
IN Saturday, April t. at ! O'CLOCK 7: ~,
sharp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
NEW ADTERTfSE WEN rs.
Shirts s., License Notice
NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS, TRADERS
AND OTHERS.
NOTICE TO

An persons sud h,,iIcs curpUTatc polite. in
ttri county. h. or shalt hr cNrrrSI..g az I,rlr
SIl. NJ bh@IIIcs>. -liIii he doing any
thiu%. or >n,ti hr IN Tie "..Ti,It'u OI any hons
ila"' a. any purpose -. Nhicir lie, IS MA =
lirc"sS :rN lay the Laws ~ InrN land. are Hcr.'i
M.trncd 70 Uht:tim a I.ic,ms.. rcInM the siimr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

WASN'T the serenade little ''too pre-
.2us," General'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

Wanted Agents for the Life and lines " oi
Frederick DoHglaSs,
Wanted Agents 10 Sell

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NOTICE.

TIVE firm of J. A. DAVIS & Sons was
L dissolved On the LIST of March. All persons
indebted TO said firm will please call and settle.
that the Books can b. closed.
The business will he conducted by the under
signed, amber the firm name OF J. A. DAVIS y
son. JAMES \. DAVIS.
ANTHONY s. DAVIS.
Port Deposit, Md, slarel 8, 1859 lunar u-lu
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DUST TO DUST.
HENRY W. LoNGFELLQw DEAD AND BUR

Boston. March 24.-IIeDry w. Long
fellow. the poet. at I O'Clock this morn
ing WAS in dN ing condition. and death
was m"mentarils expected. His bedside
was surrounded by his family. He has
been ailng for sometime past, but yes
terday he sank very rapidly. and at mid
night all hopes of his recovery were aban-
duned.
Ii 30 p. M.--Longfellow died at 8. Is
o clock
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ORDERED. This 31St dav Of March
~ \. d.. $50. that the sale ale and report d
y John f. Wilson. Trustee Tor the sale "t the
Real Estate mentioned i'll this cause he ratified
nj confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
hereof he shown before the second day OF
June next: provided. - copy al this Order be
inserted in some newspaper printed at Elkton. in
aid Cecil county. once Il week Tor one month
hcore the second day OF MAY next.
the Report states the amount ri sales 10 he
;2.@tH.n0. JAMES 4. DAVIS. Clerk.
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