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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-06-10

blhIitu " 't lI!ilSu III tiIc I.lhtoh Iai'tlS.
The Mana gers Of the Elkton, Andora and
Lcwlsvillt Plank Road Company respectfully
report to the Stockholders, that soon after
their election on til" Sh Of last April they
secured the services Of james Nee ,ulcy En-
ginecr. and ordered a survey Of the Road:
that having surveyed a section consisting Of
the two miles nearest Eikton, they employed
Joshua l.. Gatchcl RS their agent, and under
his supervision commenced grading and con
S!lnrting that part Of said Road; ;,lat the
grading has been nearly completed. and is
now ready i'll part for the flank; that plank
L'5 been procured through Samuel b. Foard
and at an carly day will be RATED from Port
Deposit to Elkton. 1t is now proposed to
construct, by contract; All additional section
of four miles, and notice for proposals has
been given. These proposals are to he filed
on or before the 20th of this present month.
Plank for said four nil. IS has been engaged
on advantageous terms, Of David Scott of
John, and will be delivered on the road as
required.
The two miles Of the road mentioned above
is being made by the Company will be Of
IIcmlort Plank. and the four miles to be
made by contract will be of oak.
Great diversity of opinion exists relative
to the kind of Plank best suited for Plank
lIcmlocl. and others to Oak; but it is ecpcr.
ally conceded that the oak is the more dura-
bic Of the two.-and as far as it can be ,ro-
cured, will be used bv the Managers, the
cost of the two kinds does not here materially
differ.
The managers of the Road further Report
that about 4GU shares of the Stock have al
ready been taken. from which has been real
lied the cash instalment of $500 per share ::
and they feel authorised in reporting that
from 60 to 100 other shares will he taken and
paid for in materials to be here afterfurnishcd
for the Road. Twenty other shares NAV al
so be reported as subscribed for, though the
cash nstalmcpt thrr,on has not vet been ac-
tually paid. A resolution has been adoptcd
by the Board of Managers agreeing to allow
interest on all payments made in Iull or on ac
count of stock at the rate of six per centum
per annum, from the day of payment ND to the
time of declaring the first dividcnd-tbe in
tcrcst to be allowed ont of the profits of the
COMPANY after defrayinr expenses. Under
this resolution very few payments have vet
been made. but many of the Stockholders
have sicnifed their determination to nav thcir
substitution in full 10 meet thc case Of
those Stockholders who may NOT he ,lisnoscd
to nav their snbscrntions undcr the above
mentioned Arrangement. if il recommended
that notice he Given according TO law reuui
ring no yments for stock in sucb instalmeits
and at such times as may be deemed adyisa-
HE: If heinz understood however that thc
resolution re- tive to interest shall anplv to
all payments made on account of stock,
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TIE FRUIT CROp.-Thc Wilmington Re-
publican says, we arc informed by several
farmers in this vicinity, that the fruit crop
will prove almost an entire failure. The trees
generally were full Of blossoms and looked
quite promising, but the fruit is nearly all
blishted We hope this is not the case in
the lower section ofthe county, as we arc not
willing to rclnquish the hope of an abundant
crop offruit.
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WAR AGAINST THE BARBERs.-prof. Stowe
said at an anti-Ncbraska meeting of clergy
men in Boston on Thursday -
81 pretend to no great things, but here
say that this beard don't leave this chin until
the releal of the fugitive slave law is sccu-
rcd"
If this resolution becomes general the moor
BARRIERS will be at a loss for something TO do.
The obligation ofreturninga fugitive slave to
his claimantcan only be repealed when the
constitution i,s,lris abrogatcl
pEriYIED PLANrs.-At Dorchester, near the
Milton Upper Mills, where The Nt,t York
Central Railroad Company arc now vigorous
| ~ pushing forward the construction Of their
road, in Chilling through Il hill on the Gray
farm, petri!ird plants, complete in stem and
leaves ofvarions sizes, have been discover 4
in the solid rock. Several beautiful spcci-
mems Of sprigs have been taken away, which
bear the resemblance Of being painted and
are, we are told, susceptible of receiving
high polish. The subject will, without doubt.
receive the attention of biologists.
ia correspondent of the Philadclp iia
Ledger suggests the Use Of the skins ofdogs
slaughtered by the dog catchcrs in the manu-
tactnrc ofriding and driving gloves for ladies
and gentlemen. Gloves made from this ma
tcrial are said TO be superior to any other for
this puri osc, and that there is not a dog whose
! Il lao 4,
ing, killing and preserving.
NEDEAsKA..- German cmigrants are
pouring into Nebraska in crowds. Seven
hundred and thirty passed Cincinnati one
day last week, on their WY to the Territory.
With such emigration, aud the question left
free to the incaiiaus Of tie Territory. there
viii be brt little chance Of til" s:p"cular in
sitn!iun' extending itself into The new Ter
rtoricS.
| FGrAEsr or LtGuTNiNG.-A Louise near NicIls-
burg, (Miss.) was struck by lightning on the
9th ut, and pretty much Demolished. \
loaded gun was fired Off and broken to pieces,
4 flask containing powder exploded. u kcg of
powder had two hoops knoci;od of it, but did
not explode. Six persons were sleeping in
the house, none OF whom were injured by the
stroke.
THE BnANDrwINE RAILRoAp.--Thc sub
scripton books for this road have been open
ed in Chester county, Pa, and the Whining
ton Journal Says that 100000 have been sub
.cribcd in the village Of Gainesville; SIC, tGn
more are promised outside OF the viil,gc. and
in il few weeks the commissioners expect at
Least a1j 500 viii be on the books.
~ Hlv. II. j. k;.vanaugh one of the new
NJ. +. Bishops f;he Church South, is prac-
liza! printer, and when quitc Il young man
edited a newspaper in kentucky.
C5-Thc ri;rlher Of contributing members
Of the Order Of the Sons Of Temperance in
Virginia is reported to be To-, 80.
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Successor TO SENATOR EvERETT.-The
Governor of Massachusetts, has appointed Ju-
Illus Rockwell, of Pittslield, to the U. S. SEN
ate, in the place of Mr.. Everett. Mr.. r. has
been Representative in Congress and Speak
er ofthe Massachusetts, House of Representa-
tives. lie is a progressive Wing.
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The Steamer Lady Wilmer,

CAPT. WIN. WILSON,
4 Rs n eghaying been thoroughly
Iel;;;::y;:Ey repaired, has resumed her
-T:-eA trips. and will run It's fol
lows Leave Philadelphia (Race St. WHARF
Oh Wednesdays, at O'Clock p. NJ, for VIII
mcr's Point, touching at Craig's, Port Her
man Ford $, on the Efs; s,af TsrHrr's Creek,
Cissady's, Fishers, G,orG. Town and Fred
rick Town, on the Sassatras
Returning, leaves Winners Point on Thurs
days at O'Clock A. NJ, Frederick Town at
2o'clock J.. VI.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit on
Saturdays, at ! O'Clock P. NJ, touching at a.,
intermediate places.
Returning, leave Port Deposit at s o'cloc'i
p. NJ. oil Mondays, and arriving in Fhilutlci-
phia carly on Tuesday morning.
gTAH dorm freight must be prepaM.
March % If
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MARYLAND COLONIZATION SocIETY.-We
learn from the annual report of the Rev John
Scys, the travelling agent of this Society,
he collected the sum Of S2,4l0.45 being an
increase of $4,000 over the previous year.
The amount contributed in this city was
Sl,376.75, and in Allcgany county (the next
highcsD $l4G 3S.-BaH. Sun.
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CHOLERA IN ClNcISSAri.--rhc Cine in,.at
Times Of the ID inst, says:
in the city, nearly all Of which proved fatal
In the ncighbor!ood of St. Paul's Church. in
the Ninth Ward, four persons have died of it
in one house; and deaths have occurred in
other parts of the city. All the cases, so far
as We have heard, have been among foreign
crs, who were very careless as to their habits
ofliving; and they are not by any means any
cause for alarm.
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TIE POWDER EXPLOSION w orkmen have
been engaged at the scene of the late explo-
sion ever since it occurred. The Mcssrs. Du-
pont arc making arrangements to repay those
whose property has been injured. They have
already settled number of the claims in a
very satisfactory manner. The loss of prop
erty will amount to from $50 600 to $35 900.
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AMERICAN SHIPS AT CRoNsTADT.-Ship
Flying Childers and barquc Sherwood were at
Cronstadt May 18th, having obtained per-
mission from the Russian authorities to dis
charge their cargoes and load, which they
were doing with the utmost despatch. YES
sells were still allowed to pass in and out of
the harbors of Cronstadt and Rcvcl
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o. litlotrs uno Correspondents.

[C~rhc letter signed "J' from the First
District, we think advisable not to Publish.
Its publication would not tend TO further the
purpose desired. \ better way would be to
communicate the substance Of it to the per
sons in authority.
rJ@".i Spfing-time Sho~cr' was intended
for to days paper, bat got misplaced.
p-r'rhc poem entitled "Chidasod' will be
printed.
C@Anothcr interesting "Skcich Of Texas"
will appear next week.
DCT"Zimri'' sent rs some time ago the in
tercsting correspondence between jefferson
ami the elder ADAMS, in their old age, prcfa-
ccd sUiiip remarks of his own. We have been
crowded on oul first page lately, but will en-
dcavor to print it next week.
GJrOur first page this week has two well
written original articles, which will meet the
readers attention, as will the article on
"Popuiu Education" on this page.
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THE STEAMER PORT DEPOSIT,

CAPTAIN DITID HUITE,
Has resumed her regular trips Tor the
4 season between PORT DEPOSlT aud
liANRE DE GRACE, in connection with the
GeSe'~ +, Cars for BaliihanTeanl Phi,aacl-
Sss.rtrttses::SSS phia. The BoatWill Fcafc Port
ts7ssse,:s.rassz:sE2De Deposit at quarter before .
O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, pm. The
Boat win wait at iIavre de Grace for pasS"n-
gers leaving Baltimore at n O'Clock y. Vi. :,
and Z. p. NJ.
Mar. II lS5i-tf.
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AssAuLT.-Richard II. Dana, one of the
counsel for Burns. the fugitive slave, was
knocked down on Saturday in Boston, with
slung shot, and badly hurt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-06-10

TIE STATE LIBRAIIAN.--The mandamus, to
test the right of the present Maryland State
Librarian to hold his Office for two years, hav-
ing been argued before Judge Brewer, of Anne
Arundel county circuit court, has been decid-
cd in favor of the present incumbent, Mr.
HARDWOOD. The last legislature. it will be re-
mcmbercd, elected Mr.. Marshall, of Prince
Georges to that post, but Mr.. HARDWOOD rcfus-
cd to give up the office until he had served
two years. The issue was under construc-
ton of the constitution. The present incum-
bent, therefore, remains until May next.
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TAKE NOTICE,

DOTH friends and enemies, shat HENRY
II EREK is no longer (nor never shall beg in
the employ Of the undersigned.
THOS. G.. CAZIER,
May 27Sw Tobacconist, Elkton.
DWASrEp, an Apprentice.
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Mrs. JUDsoN, better known as "Fanny
Forester widow of the late Dr.. Judson,
missionary to Bimah, died in West Canada,
on the LIST instant, Consumption.
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0J~Thos. NJ. Ogle has been nominated for
sheriff, and John G. Boghman for coroner by
the democrats of New Castle county, Del.
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WHEELING, June 6.--IIon. j. f. Snodgrass
died very suddenly to-day at his residence in
Parkersburg. He represented the 18th dis
trict of Virginia in the present Congress-
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OI7Martin Kosta is now in Chicago, at the
residence of MIR. Kcdgic, a lawyer lie has
been offered situation in the State Bank in
that CITY.
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u FARMERS HOTEL

THE Undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and The Public generally. that he las
taken the above named Hotel.
SIIs 1t is his intention to keep dis House
iiesys-ss in the best manner and 10 make il w0r.
ll.Mt'Elhy OF the patronage OF the public.
HIS table shall be furnished with the best tie
market Affords, attention and competent coUks,
walters and oStlers viii be employed and eye
~ pains taken to render visitors to-iilorislrle
and give satisfaction.
All persons who arg required to stop al no
tel in Port DEPOSIT, are requested to give him
call. JOSEPH MeMULLEN,
Port Deposit Md.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

"AVING associated with me in the Tim
L. Il Sheet Iron and Stove business, Edward
w. Staples, it will be hereafter conducted
under the firm of Aldrdgc u Staples.
March II, 1851 FREDUS ALDRIDGE.
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UAbout 500 have have been subscribed
in Boston and Charlestown in aid of the wild
ow Of Jas. Batcheldcr.
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NEW YORK MILL
PANTALOOM STUEES.

ToNSlSTING in part Of Antique Cassimers,
~ Elactic do, Elastic Fancies, Heavy cords,
brown and white cable twist, blue and Red do,
blue, green and brown Jeans, Plaids in great
variety, for sale very cheap, by
Apr ID l.. BROWN, JR.
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Trimmings.

Black silk Laccs. silk Ftjngcs. trdorsccyes
Rulling, Ncc'lc-workcd and lace Collars. Sprnce.s,
Swiss and Jaconctt Lodgings and Inscr,ingS. Grape.
white and col Il T"let,,s, silk and cotton illusions
Bohincts, Gimps, tords. BUTTONS, Introducing
Silks and Briid- i size Bands t.r Ladies sleeves
Dress pc cryer|, Do..nc Ribbons. White Grragcs
for Mlna> White and Woo! Delaincs for do
plin and W tered silks for do. p,tterns for Man
tilla furnished to purchasers; Par rsols and Fans
II Prisons l'crfnmcIy and Extracts: jules liauel $
Hair Eoai,r live
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Port RepAs..
.EDsINlsE5y

DOR SALE OR RENT.-Thc subscriber
l. viii! sell OF rent his Foundry situated in H.,
town ef Port Deposit. Attached to Ills waller
power Which cnn beGppicd 10 other purposes
beside the use ofthc foundry. THIS Fourd,y
has done. and is capable Of doing a large and
profitable business. Possession gwen ium,-
disrctr. Amply 10 p. W. WEBB,
June II II Port Deposit.
ElktUD. Do '53
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lJ7FrrSh troubles at Eric are said to be
impending. The Cleveland Herald states that
al a late meeting of the Council of the Dor
ough of Erie, a resolution was passed direct
ing that the track of the railway through the
streets be torn up, and the bridges he rcmoy-
cd from the street crossings. The Mayor,
however, declined asserting to this proceed
ing until he had obtained the advice of coym.
SCI, and so the matter remains in StGiu G"o.--
II is to be hoped that no further violent pro-
cccdngs will bc undertaken at Erie The
last settlement authorized by the Legislature
was believed to be satisfactory, and ought not
to lie resisted by any illegal means.
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NG'E'Ha'E.

NGEYGE.
In The Circuit Court for In Equity, June
Cecil county. (lst, 1851.
ORDERED, That the sales made and re-
" ported by John VI. Miller and Alexander
Evans. Trustees for the sale OF the Real Es-
tate OF the heirs Of Augustus Miller, decd,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on Or before the
fifth day of August next; provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed at Elhton, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the fourth day Of
July next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
81 600. u. II. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test.
IL. ii. MITCHELL,
June 8 Gw elk.
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ST'RAYED.

cTRAIED from the subscriber at Chesa-
~ pcake City, on Friday night of the Goth
inst, pair of OMEN, one yellow with droop-
ed horn, and the other a brown. Any person
giving information leading to their recovery
will be suitably rewarded.
June 3w' WIN. A. MARTIN.
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u y fatal disease is prevailing among the
horses at New Orleans, and one person has
lost forty.
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PLANK ROAD COMPANY.

The following Report made by the Mana
gers Of the Plank Road Company, to the
Stockholders at their meeting held in El>ton.
On Monday, the oh of June, WAS adopted and
ordered to be printed in the Elkton papers.
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Nst'i'HG'2,.

TTliE undersigned having been appointed
4 10y the County Commissioners as ..EXlIl-
incrs' 10 examine ard determine whether Il
Public Road should be opened rs pctioncd
for, as follows:
s.Baginning near the Cross Roads in the
road leading from ONiurd and Blue Ball,
thence westerly passing between the houses
of Ambrose lloicomD and of Thomas and Ja-
cob Bouhaln, to the road connecting the road
leading from Brick Meeting House to New
London, and the road leading from the Brick
Meeting House to the Blue Bail, at some point
between Ezra Rogers and Robert Browns.'
Hereby give notice to the citizens Of the
county and all persons Interested that they
will meet at the point in the public roads in the
nci ghborhood in question, known as IN ely s
Cross Roads on SATURDAY, the 18th day
ofJuiy, 1851, and from thence proceed TO the
disch yrgc Of the duties dcvolving upon them
by the aforesaid appointment Of the county
commissioners.
ISRAEL REYNOLDS,
HIRAM CLEMENT,
JOSEPH PEARSON.
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LUMBER YARD.

A general assortment of seasoned Lumber,
IA such as Pine and lIcmlock Boards, Scant-
ling, Plank, Joists, Pine and Cypress Shin
giles, Plastcring Lath, Pailings, &c, constantly
on hand and for sale by
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOHN G. ALDR1DGE.
S. b. FoARD will pay the highest cash
prices for all kinds of GRAIN.
CJ1No. l PERUVIAN GUANo constantly on
hand and for sale. [may 6 If
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Baltimore and susquChsini,a
STEAM COMPANY.

d OCULAR DAILY LINE, Except Sunlays,)
Lii for HAvRE De GRACE, PonT DEPOSIT AND
TIDE WATER CANAL.
esssas.Sn TheStcamloat Ports
O.. l7as u,..e.,- m'u,h, Capt. Josrr'
YGsSd.ssssl;!:ss-s.yslIisI GEoGnECAN, leaves
lower end Of West
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock. Returning,
leaves Por, Deposit every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at O'Clock, and HAVE de G,ccc at
6 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster Capt. J. w. TcM-
LINsoN, leaves same place every Monday, We'd
ncsday and Friday evening a, 6 o'clock. Re-
turning, leaves Port Deposit every TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday evening al I o'clUch,
and Havre de G.ace at G O'Clock, p. NJ.
O<~Passage 80 cents.
D5~Frcights received daily until 5 O'Clock,
carried at low rates, and carefully attended to.
Uy7Duplicate receipts for Freishts will be
required in all cases.
The Agent al IIavre de Grace will attend TO
forwarding any merchandise consigned to hin,
for any Point on the Pennsylvania Canals. or
will re-ship lreiehts intended for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, II. de Grace
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
U5-The Steamboat ssJUNlATA," Captain
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
chartered al any time.
N. B. Gram purchased al the hiehcs, mar
kct price at the Warehouse Of j. Tome, Port
Deposit: who also keeps for sale, Guano, plas-
ter, Fish and Salt. [Apr IT,
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CFEl. Cecil Hhig:-Wil YOU be kind
enough to publish the following lines from a
Late numocr OF tic PotsrNe journal, and
obliyc reader Of The Wing -
TO Miss III. r., or CECIL co., MD.
| know not sweet and winning maiden,
Why this world should bring thee sadness,
Why each breeze should not be laden
All for thcc!-with roscatc gladncss.
| know not why, thy features smiling
Fer should be ocrcLSt with sorrow
Why that eye-our hearts bcgui.ing,
Should not brighten each tomorrow.
] know not why thy heart, revealing
The purity within it lying,
Should ever know one lonely fee ling,
Or pulsatcs to the pain of signing.
o no IL way more bright WAS never,
BY kindest Fat to mortal ~vsn;
And thine must be the bliss forever,
Which flows all-purc from highest Heaven.
Reciuse Glen, Nh. y.
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QUEEN AIMS CIRCuIr CouRT.-The ad-
.iourncd term Of Queen AIMS county Court
closed on Saturday last.
The case of State VS.. Washington Miller,
Slave Of DR.. W. b. Crane, indicted for the
murder of David !Iatchison, +. N, was take n
up, and occupied the Court until Wednesday.
The jury after Oh absence Of two hours, rem
dcrcd verdict Of murder in the second de-
gree. Sentenced to the Penitcntiary for 10
years and then to be banishcd the State.
In the cases Of the State VS. Valentine Rob
inson and Jim Scott, free negroes, indicted
for larceny, verdict not guilty.
State VS. John {. IIurn, indicted for forgery
After examination Of witnesses, the State
abandoned the northumberland.
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Inn PIECES very superior IRISH LIN
lUU ENS.-We have just received, direct
from the manufacturers, 100 pieces of very
superior Irish Linen, which we are prepared
to sell at least % per cent below the usual
price, either by the box, piece or yard. Call
and examine for yourselves.
North East, mar25 HUGHES BROS.
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WAR! WAR;! WAR!!!
HOPEWELL
Classical and Mercantile School.

TEHIIE SUMNER SESSION of this School
b will commence on the first THU RSDAi
in May. For particulars address, at Hope,ceH,
Chester Co., Pa.
JAS. I. DORIAN, A. NJ,
Apr. Is 3m Principal.
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NOTICE..

TENllH Undersigned having been appointed
l. by the County Commissioners Of Cecil
coHnty Examiners to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires Il
;.o....c road 70 uc opened rs pctitionrd for,
IS + lloYs:
s.Drcct from Tie road leading from New
Leeds 10 Cherry Hin, through the lands OF
Robert Gregg, John W. Miller. Thos Spence
AMI others, starting at the said Rolt Grc%g's
and iutcrscct!ng the public road leading from
Marty Mill to the public road leading from
Elkton to Cherry llii;''
Hereby give notice to the citizens Of the
county AMI all persons intcrtsted that they
will meet at Robert GrrSg'S, the point pro-
pos ID for the starting Of the said road, on
SATURDAY, the first day Of July next, and
thcn and there commence to discharge the
duties which dcvolve upon them by til" atorc-
said appointment.
JOSEPH 7. BROWN,
JOHN McCRERI,
FhlSBI TCLL,
June 3, 1881 TN Examiners.
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TIE CECIL WIG,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,,
BY +. q. RICKETTS,.
TERIS.-S2.ti0 year, in advance.
2.5), if not pail advance.
800, for clubs of Five.
100. for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding
square will BE- published three times for one
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