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Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
WEBSTER & BARSTOW, q n
( .Sneocssors. 10 May s; Wedsser,) THEA,
ter Building, ilnf eaa .,isf,'leti ~
-STOCKTON--

-STOCKTON- r8'7l
WouLDrcspectfnlly invite the Merchants
and Traders ofSonora, Columbia and sur
rounding country, to call at the "SAN
Francisco STORE" and t'HEAp-QUAR-
TIERS FOR THE SOUTHERN MINES" and
purchase goods at San francisco jobbing
prices, with freight added. .i4..,.,.
IA April l5,-75-tf ara .
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

lnfeu-tr elected AZ said committee.
James Lane, ~. - Sonora,
- ID Strcetcr,. Jamestown,
Edward Conway, 1 Montczuma,
w II Worh, .Algcrine
PL Solo'non, Browns Fiat,
Edgar Mills, Columbia,
-G W Patrick, Sonora,
.S.N Miller. Chinese Camp,
John A Lank, 4 Shaw's Flat,
Charles Staples, IIoxics preciact.
On motion, Col G. W. Whitman
was added to the Committee.
On motion, the Convention then ad-
jo,lrncd. .w
G. WASHINGTON PATRICK,
efnf efsf-s Chairman.
Attest,
JAS. LErroRD, Sec'y.
N. B.-As it IS imrortant that an
early action should be taken in the mat
ter, the above Committee are request
ed to meet at the Court House, in So
nora, on Monday the god Of May, at 3
o'clock p. NJ.
JAS. LETFORD, Secr'y.
May, 20, 1854. d.sor -
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SPLENDID INVESTMENTs

Z SPLENDlD INVESTMENT.
FoR SALE.--Omc half of int popular
and valuable FERRY, on tie Stanislaus
River, knownas ApBEY's Ferry. This
property is cons; Tered second to none of
It's description IN the country. 9 Z
a new 'co ggon road IS about completed.
The subscribers would call the attcn-
tiop Of families desirous Of g pleasant and
profitable home, to the above property.
There is a good Hotel on the ground,
with out-houses, boat, launch, and every
thing necessary for carrying on the bus
mess, IN PERFECT ORDER. aa1 ~
For particulars, apply at McLean's
Ferry, to Z s,itif
MCLEAN & JEFFRAY. vy
March, Is, '54-7i-2m.n
a NOTICE. aYs
This is to certify that NEWELL & Co.
are no longer agents for us in Stockton
or the Southern Mines, and have no
right to use our name in any matter.-,
The business will hereafter be coadu ucsed
by Us On our own account.
ADAMS & CO.
Stockton, Meh. lI '34-f3-tf ~qss
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
BATHS! BATHS!! BATHS
:" Health and Happincss!," ,"

The subscriber having elegantly fitted
up the rooms, next to the Jenny Lind,
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
ia " ES MILLS g. CO.,
r1f BANKERS,

Htf a tfEf COLUMBIA,
Draw at sight, in sums to suit on
Bank Of Commerce.. = - Boston;
Duncan, Sherman & Co.. IN York 80
Page & Bacon. :. ....St Louis,
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

EMOFAL.-The efScc Of Wells
Fargo & Co.'S Express, in Columbia
has been removed to the American Hotel.
WIN. DAEGENER, agent
COLUMBIA, Nov. $, 1888. 81
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

AZ XCHANG E, ilrsil1a
q "a at FOUR per cent
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

b o. p. DAVIS 4. co.
Wholesale &. RErAtL DEALERS IN
Er";ts, Confecfionary, Wiaes, Liquors,
-sEGARs, TOBACCO, sc. 3
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GU ANO..

p:RtllAN, AFRICAN AND MEXICAN
L Hl ANO.-We desire TO call the atten-
t;'n nt Farmers AMI ant dealers ia Guano Ia
"rr extensive stock Of thia article, our stpe-
ri'r facilities for furnishing il and the very
lon pr,cts and pleasing terms (without the
al iiti"n Of any commissions whatever) upon
WITCH We offer it for sale.
THE PERU WAN s.all Of this season S
Importation marked a." and warranted
equal TO any in the market. u
THE AFRICAN is from the highly cclc
hr,tcd deposits Of Saldanah Bay, near the
Cape Of Good Hope. Certificates of its stI-
P,riority .na great economy. as compared
with Peruvian Guano from from intelligent
farmers of Maryland and Virginia, can BE-
sven at our Counting Rooms.
Our stock otMExIGAE comprises cargoc. of
tn best varieties. being very dry, free from
stone. and warranted to contain more Phos-
pirate Of Lime, Ms shown by the analysis of
the Inspector than any other in the M rket.
Having our stock Of yuano in our own ware
houses. under our own control, purchasers
may rely upon our being enabled to furnish
all orders at moments notice, and without
the Possibility Of disappointment.
p. MALCOLM & CO.,
Warehouses Bowly's Wharf,
Aug 4w Baltimore.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOBACCO, SEG\R AND SNUFF

CTORE.-The undersigned respectfully in
- vites the citizens of Elkton and the public
generally, to call and examine his beautiful
and extensive stock of
Fresh Caremlish, Smoking s CLEARING Tobnco:
including every variety of SEGARS. Of the
choicest and most distinguished brands now
used.
He hattcrs himself that his friends and the
public. on givin. Il call ut his new store, will
lind their most fastidious desires fully and
satisfactorily met; and also their fanccs in
every degree, respecting all articles in his
line of business, grAtficd to the utmost extent
He has likewise on hand, and intends always
keeping good and fresh supply OF the very
best quality of the various choice kinds of
SNUFF; also, large assortment of Fanny
S"nD:borss, Pipes, Cm and Dry Smoking To-
bacco. 7obucco Pouches, Segar Tubes. DC.
He also would inform his friends and the
public that he intends dispensing Of every ar
ticle in his line, as low as they can be pro-
cured in the city.
All orders thankfully received and prompt
y attended to. HENRY EREK,
Opposite the Fountain Inn,
June s, 3m Elkton, Nd.
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County Correspondence.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing
letter ffOns Chcs:s peal. ct City.
CMLSArEAKE CITY. A

CHESAPEAKE City, Aug. Il. '54.
Business Of Ire Caaol-"F Free Fiehr'-l fple
! DrorHNd -S"d'lcn Death Improvements OF
Me ptics-IIcahh-Cholera-Kaou Moth
! ihgs.
DEAR RICKETTS, Our place for the last
week OF ten days has been rather dull. Their,
appears TO be a partial cessation of b,l,incs,
upon the canal, as there are comparatively
| speaking, very few canal boats arriving just
now. learn it is owing to the low Stage OF
water in the Tide Water Canal, and also, a
break in the North Branch. s.....l
Another fight took place here the othcl
| night between ono of our worthy citizens and
u son of Old Ireland. in which the Latter
came oil second best. he having received Il
severe cut on the ann. They were both
bound over to keep the peace. As is usual in
such cases, liquor was the cause Of the quar-
rel.
y team consisting Of three mules belong
ing to Mr.. Geo. W. Bennett were drowned
in the canal between here and st. Georges, Il
few days ago. Mr.. B, has been very unlnl-
t,ma.c since the canal opened last spring. he
having lost some ten or twelve mules by
drowning. This is undoubtedly owing to the
rarrlc>sncss on the part of the drivers.
IN old colorcd woman named Sarah Icath-
crlcrry was found lying in her garden, this
morning in a state Of inscnSibilty; she was
conveyed into her house where she died in the
course ofan hour or two, 1t was All attack
of apoplcxy. .r... 49,.
Our city still continues to improve some
ten OF twelve houses having been built here
within the last year. There are several more
now being b tilt.
learn that there have been several deaths
from cholera at Delaware City. Although
ON place is just now comparatively healthy,
We should Use the utmost prccaution to guard
against the approach of the cholera into our
midst. Look closely to your cellars, yards
&C., let all filth be promptly removed, and Il
plentiful supply of lime lie spread around
your buildings.
The know Notllings'' are still the sub
jets "iconvcr>aiion They appear to Lc on.
~ amused nj the article copied into The D@m-
rfM. 'fhcy say let some one try to get into
th,ir lodi by such passwords and he will
very likely travel of with flea in his car.
They are increasing rapidly here and have
no doubt at the next election they will sweep
every thing before lh,m. They are not COM
posed, as The Democrat says, of the hang
ers on, %c., but it will find out one Of these
days, that the 'true grit" as he terms thcm
are m 'njcfS Of the order. ADAM
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Correspondence of 1'hc Cecil Whis.]
letter from Port Deposit.

PoET DEPOSIT, Aug. IS, '54.
Mr.. EDlroR:--For the past week nothing
has been talked Of in this vicinity, but the
Pie Me, which was to come off yesterday
and which, according 10 agrccn cat, actually
did take place, was informed by some Of the
committee that over 100 invitations were
sent, but owing TO the appearance Of rain i'll
the morning not 50 many came out, as was
expected, though enough for comfort. Never
Was party seen that appeared to enjoy them
selves Letter. Amongst the rest received
an invite, and domling my best suit, proceed
I'd to the ground carly in the morning the
woods adjoining Mr.. Hugh Sttcc's farm.
There was. as ] was informed by some of the
committee, one thing which created consider,
able unpleasant trding-and that was the he
havior Of Il Gcnt of the Baltimore portion of
the committee, who was not present on the
ground it apptalS the first set of invitation
cards gave ont, they sent to the aforesaid
Gent to have more printrd-hc took the uii-
warlanablr liberty inserting names other than
the committees of them being fictitious
maxim" a hurlosQuc of the whole, affair, and
linlS,lf very ridiculous. Among others he
placed on the ticket tie name ola gentleman
who resides a little way out in the country
He hal flaming placarClS posted about town
yesterday morning and harrangod the pas>ers
! by, tot great extent. Many thought the
/
affair could only be settled by pistols-Crack
shots i'll Cccil.-Cut a wafer every tirc-Whcn
it Genes off we will let you known.
The party on the picnic commenced dane.
ing at eleven in the morning and continued
until at night. The delightful music was
furnished by Rice's band from Baltimore
We had an eminent disciple ofthe law present
from your place, who trippcd it on the 'ligh,
| fantastic with the utmost grace and case
also, II gallant Col. from BALTIC. was there
hope to hear from him again shortly. There
was quite Il delegation of youth and beauty
from the Quaker City, who. if one may .judg,
from appearances, made quite an impression
onsomc ofour Bachelors. There also was seen
moving through the giddy mazcrs Of thu
dancc-thc postly and gcntlcmanly Captain
from Chesapeake City.
Altogether the affair was one long to b,
remember by all present. Too much pras,
cannot he given to the ladies of Rock Run fol
the beautiful and tasty manner in which thu
platform was decorated. For the invitation
received the committee will please accept thu
thanks Of RENovAroR.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
Letter from MirkyY 0Od,

DEAR RIcKETTs:-It was my intention when
| wrote my first letter to have given You a
full description of this place, church, &c,
but having failed at that time to do so, now
try it once more.
Here, situated in beautiful grove, is the
time -honored church erected by the Rev Mr..
Magraw; though dead for many years; his
name and deeds are still idolizpd by the
members of tho present day. The Rev. A.
A. Hodge, Our present pastor. is gentleman
Of rare abilities as an orator and cXpoundcr
of the Scriptures. The congregation il very
large, -cvery sabbath morning finds our
Grove filled to its utmost capacity with hor-
scs and carriages. d..
Besides the Church VIC have an Academy;
the parsonage, which is II very fine building,
and, also, several boarding houses, which are
crowded with persons from the city at this
time, The ACADEMY is under the manage,
mcnt of Mr.. Hodge, with the Rev. Mr.. Sill as
assistant. ,,r-.s ..r .r ..-g, ..,i...
I had int nded to give you the history o.
''Cornsr Catch,' a place have spoken of be
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miles from Stockton, d, which he raises hay
for the mn kct john Evams, son Of Levi II.
Evans Esq, Is Postmaster of the city of
Stockton, and at present is in bad healtli
Hugh N. Brown, son of Hugh Brown Esq, Of
North East, is partner in one of the best
grocery and provision houses in Stockton, and
is known as a consistent member of church
and a worthy citizen. James Rudolpl, Of this
neighborhood, is farming in Santa Clara Val
ley. j. McDonough Foard, formerly of this
office, is one of the Editors and Proprctors of
The Golden Era, a large and popular weekly
newspaper of San Francisco. Thos. J. Foarl
his brother is a compassion in the Office: Miss
Sarah Foard, a sister of the two. resides. also,
in San Francisco. The last information we
have Of B. +. Maudin of North East, is that
the California Legislature in january last,
passed a Joint Resolution asking Congress to
appropriate $50, 900 to be placed in his hands
for the purpose ofcstabli>hinga Water Station
on the route of travel across the G:cat Amcri-
can Desert. We have not l,arn,d that Con.
grcss voted the money.
THE CAMP MEETING at Red Lion is said to
have been the largest ever held in this section
of country. There were about Geo tents
the number ofpcople present Oh Sunday was
estimated at upwards Of 10000, and the
number of carriages there on the same day at
from ! .0Q0 to 5 600. Forty to fifty preach
RS were in.ati,ndancc coed order prevailed
throughout and a gnat number Of person.
profrsstd to have obtained religion.
CONTRACTS I.Er.-Thc contracts for the
stone work of the bridge over the Big Elk
creek at Lords Factory and at Scots Mills
have been let to Ferdinand Wood of Chcs:er
county, Pa: The fornicrflo be done for 500,
and the latter for s5Sj:
THE PLANK R"AD.-From James McC.u-
ly, ESD. Engineer of the Plank Road, we
have the following statistics of that work -
The entire length of the Elktnn. .Andnr,.
and LewiSvilc Plank Road from the Rail
Fad at Elkton, to the Pennsylvania, State
Line, is $3.50 miles, or So Tales nearly. The
elevation at the State Line. above the Rail
road track at Elkton, is $40 feet, and is thus
distributed along the route:
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Notice to TaX-Payers.

TN conformity with the Law Of the lS49 Sos
l. sion Of the Legislature Of this State, CHAPS
ter 90, which provides:
"That all persons aud incorporated institu-
lions of this State, that in the year 1913, and
in all succeeding yearS, shall pay their State
tax on or before the first day of September Of
the year for which the said taxes are or may
be levied, shall be entitled to a deduction
of five per centum. on the amount of said
taxes, all that shall pay the same on or be-
fore tho first day Of October OF the said year.
shall be entitled to deduction of four per
c,ntrm, and all that shall pay the same on or
before the first day of November of the said
year shall DO entitled to a deduction of three
per ccntum;" &c, &C., the subscribers Co.'s
lectors in Cecil county for the year 1861,
hereby give notice that they will be at the
following places in their respective districts,
on Wednesday and Thursday, the 30th and
3lst days of August, inst, to receive State
ceve the abatement, allowed by law. an
ROBERT II, HAYES, Col. LIST Dist,
at Ceeifon,
WILLIAM p. FOWLER, Col. 2nd Dist
..r at nanna's Chesapeake City,
JosErn WLILs, Coz. 3rd Dist,
at Johnson's, Elkton,
JoHN SMITH, Col. 18th Dist,
WILLIAM I. RIcHARpsoS, Col. atb Dist, 81
at North East,
NATHAN GRIFriFu, Col. Sth Dist,
at Rising Sun,
qt u EDwARD 7. TARRING. Col. 9TH Dist,
at Mrs. Reynolds, Port Deposit,
MISsHALL W. FtLToX, Col. 18th Dist,
at Mount Pleasant,
August 10Th, 1851 w
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TO Bridge Builders.

TE1ITE county Commissioners ofCccil coun-
L. ty have decided to build the bridges over
the Big Elk creek at Lords Factory and
SCOTS Mills, chi the plan known as ''Burrs
Patent"
Proposals Cor building said bridges (fhe
mason work, which has already been let out
by contract, exccptcd) to be endorsed
Bridge Proposals" viii be received by the
County Commissioners, at their Office in En-
ton, up till > o'clock, on Monday, the 4th day
of September, next. The Span of the Bridge
at LORDS Factory is IS feet, and that at
Scott's Mills is 60 feet. The size of the tim
bcrs and full particulars must be specified in
the proposals, and all the work will be re-
quircd to bc done in a substantial and work.
manlikc manner.
A plan Of the bridge required can be seen
at the Office Of the County Commissioners Of
Cecil countys BY order,
p. {. RICKETTS,,
Aug 10 3w Clerk.
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LEATHER.

TVllE subscriber has now and intends keep
l. ing at the old established Leather Store,
y. +. corner Of Fourth and Orange streets,
opposite the Upper Market House. Whining
ton, Del, a large and well selected assort-
mcnt of Spanish and IIemlock Sole Leather,
French and Patent Caltskin oisnperior Brand,
and all the various kinds of LEATHER made
use of in the manufacture Of Boots, Shoes.
Saddles and Harness, all Of which will he
sold on the most reasonable terms. Persons
wishing to purchase Leather will find it to
their advantage to cal and examine for them
sclve elsewhere. /. T. CHAMBERLAIN
p. S.-Patent stretched machine Bands
crmcnted with waterproof cement and cop
per rivctcd, constantly on hand and made to
order. warranted to give satisfaction.
Wilmington. Del, Aug 10 3m
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CHE Alarkcts.

1.-THE following were the prices Of coun-
try produce in Elkton yesterday 50 faros there
were sales:
Wheat S!.'j: Corn -: Oats -; Flour IS %;
New Potatoes cts; Butter Is cts; Eggs l. :,
cts; Chickens, from :,lcts To 40 cts Il pair:
Tomatoes 81 &lS' bush i.
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Thc' Flour market
is quiet. Howard street brands held at rs
per Dbl; n sale IF 300 bbs. City Mills. d.liv-
cradle newt week at 81 80. Corn Meal ~
81 per bib; Rye Flour ) b Il So 10.
Grain an.t Srrds.--.Sbout 500 bush Wheat
offered, and sales of good to prime white ut
40 81 -, family L'ur DO. at 81 81 81,
and ordinary to good at Ara 81 6j, good t.,
prime red wheat ut | 5ra 81 -, orlinry l.,
good 81 IL 81 -. Corm very sct'r--S tl'-
of 30 bushels i1ierior white al 49, cts; prirn
wCTfttl probably bring 20 y So c;s--no yellow
Sold Penn,. Rye ST Us: Maryland and Nir-
ginia Oats ut T. ~ cts; ClovrrS"rd 81; Tim
othy 3 So -, ami Fl,xs.ed at 81 40.
SIM, lSh.
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"JAs. TURNER, NJ. ID.
Port Deposit, Aug. TO-. lS54."

EsrAHrERo.-- This distinguished Spaniard
is said to be very intelligent and able man,
and has already done good service to his
country ''lIc was the great supporter of
Christiana, against the absolutsm of Don
Carlos. For his great service he was made
Regent of Spain, which position he held for
six years, and his administration was mark
ed with wisdom, and tendency to liberal
m casurcs. He was expelled by series of
diSgraceful intrigucs, and retired to England.
While in exile he made 10 effort to disturb
the government dc .tacto of his country: and
continuing the same line of conduct, after his
return to Spain, he never violated the terms
OF his recall" That such man is placed at
the head of the revolution, leads us to hope
for the establishment of at least constitu-
tional government in Spain, which would
certainly be beneficial not only to that ,m-
happy country, but to all Europe.
BQi. .fmericon.
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Mob HNINE8' 1ISSE 4. kim. s. j. STUBBa.
Rising Sun Foundry, Stove Depot,
IND AGRICULTURAL U'ORKS,

IND AGRICULTURAL U'ORKS,
~ TIE subscribers having on
\xf&r=r-=2!stni, and are CONSTANT;
s=s<sa ssssss>- manufacturing an extensive
assortment ofPI .ni!f4n.S,, Machinery and 9th
or castings Of the best quality. Also on hand
complete stock Of Stoves, of their own and
Eastern Manufacture. Such as Wood and
Coal Parlor and Il numerous variety of Cook
Stoves Of the most improved patterns. They
have likewise on hand, and are prepared to
furnish at the shortest notice improved Horse
Powers, Thrcshers ana Scparltors Of several
kinds, which for lighnesS and durability, are
warranted equal to any in use. Also an cx-
tensive assortment Of right and left hand At
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, beats. cor Jersey
Emily Michigan. (douhlc mould board, } Ro; :
sr's Extending Point. Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and all other kinds Of Ploughs, straw and
fodder cutters, &C., all Of which they will sell
on iavorohlu terms, and solicit the patronage
Of the public. Orders promptly attended to.
IIATNES, KIRK 4 STUBS.
n. B.-The highest price paid for old cast
ingS. ia cash or exchange. all ....
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Nd, July l 6m.
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CHEMICAL SCHOOL,
MARYLAND EHSTITUTE.

VNlIE undersigned is prepared to receive a
l. limited number of students in Anal 'tical
Chemistry. Special departments OF analysis
will be taught to those who desire such in
structiOn. O.
Ores, Soils, Mineral Waters, Mdrls,
and other substances are analysed promptly
and carefully by the undersigned.
U5-Packagcs may be sent by express and
letters addressed to
A. SNOWDEN PIGGOT. VI. D.,
Professor of Chemistry,
June tt Maryland Institute, Baltimore
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SUPREME Court OF GEoRGIA.-We perceive
from our Georgia exchanges that Judge Ben
ming decides that the Supreme Court of Geor-
gia is co.equai and coordinate with the SUI
prene Court of the United States, and not in
fcrior and subordinate to that Court. That
as TO the reserved powers, the State Court is
Supreme: that as to the delegated powers. the
United States Court is Supreme; that as to
powers, both delegated and acknowledgements
rent powers-both Courts, in the language of
Hamilton, are equally snprcnc;" and that
as consequence, the Supreme Court of the
United States has no jurisdiction over the
Supreme Court efGcorgia; and cannot, there
fore, give it an ORDER or make for it a prccc-
dent.
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The Steamer Lady Wilmer,

CAPT. WIN. WILSON.
a -will run until further no
YGs1.:::S.a.ss1}:!.:1 tice. as follows:
i'>eE-s ss-2e-zss Leave Philadelphia for
the various places on the Sassafras River on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Returning, leave Winners Point on We'd
ncsdays and Fridays at 8 o'clock A. NJ;
Georgetown and Frcdcricktown, at II NJ;
Casseday's at 1 O'Clock +. VI.
Leave Philadelphia on Saturdays at 4 P.
NJ, for Port Deposit and intermediate places
Leave Port Deposit on Mondays at II NJ.
for Philadelphia, via Casseday's Landing;
leaving G sseday's at about O'Clock p. NJ.
On all these trips the boat stops at the va
rions landings and stopping places on the Elk
River. EDWIN WILMER, Pres't.
Aug . IF +. s. A. l.. of Md.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

GTOCk OLDERS in the Elkton, Andora
- and Lewisviile Plank Road, are hereby
notified that they will he required to, pay an
instalmcnt Of So per share on their stock on
or before the 18th day Of July, 1854 a further
ins;alnIent ofS6 per share on or before the
18th of August, 1854; and q further ins.ament
OF So per share on or before the 18th of Sep
tembcr, 1851.
Payments may he made to either Of the
undersigned. BY order of the Board of Man
agers. GEORGE EARLE, President
J.. &. PARkE, Treasurer. '1
Jane 10th, 1854. SHt
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fore-how it derived its name, &C., but
have heard several versions Of the story, and
will deter until get the right way Of it.
Your correspondent "Reiso," says scri1c-
ting about my ihlagination. Hes perhaps.
knows nothing that IL going on around him,
and ought to he ashamed to confess through
the columns Of your valuable paper that he
is ignorant of the fact have reported to you.
The Academy is undergoing the change now
that spoke of in another letter, and will be
completed soon. Oscar.