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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-21

CuRA.-7he Var Spirit al Hahineton.-
The Washington Union is almost wholly oc-
cupicd with the Cuba question. So also the
National lntclligencer. The latter, however,
is decidedly pacific and conservative, while
the Union breathcs nothing but war. The
right of visitation as practiccd by the Span
sh cruisers. is denounced as an outrage, and
the Government is called upon to resist it..
This feeling too, prevails pretty generally in
the South. The Richmond Enquirer. the
Charleston Mercury, the New York Delta
and the New Orleans Picayunc. all chime in
with the Union. A crisis is evidently at
hand. Commodore McCauley is no doubt
charged with important instructions. the
nature of which has not yet transpircd. If
the President means nothing serious, then
the outpouring of the Union, so calculated
to inAame, excite and mislcad are, to say the
least, in very bad taste. We have also a
story in the New York Evening Post, to the
effect that large body ofmcn have been as
emblcd in Florida, with the object OF taking
advantage of the first outbreak, and then
pouring into Cnba with the utmost despatch.
1t is quite apparent that the National author
tiles arc preparing for trouble with Spain,
and indeed the indications are that they are
determined to provoke it. The country has
little to gain and much to lose in such con-
test, to which, in fact, great majority of
the people are unequivocally opposed. The
commercial interests Of the Republic, and
the real well being of the nation seem, how
ever, to DO utterly disregarded by those who
at present hold position i'll the White House.
And yet it is merely possible, that the Union
in this matter does not spe ak the sentiments
nf tn prrr;Japt Trbo t;n,oI J.4zI:u..
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ALSO FOR SALE.

TRUCK FARMS X LOTS, of from acre
and less, to 5, 10, IS and 30 acres, adjoining
said mill property, and only about miles
west of the canal locks at Chesapeake City;
they front on navi gable water, or on avenues
100 feet wide. Terms, cash for each purchase
amounting 10 $50 and less; 7 cash between
$50 and $500 and ] cash for each ,pur-
chase amounting to more than $500; the re-
maindrr to be paid III in four equal yearly pay
mcnts thereafter, with int crest.
The sol! is principally sandy loan, and
suitable for raising strawbe rries, peaches,
grapes, grass, grain, &C., and is especially
valuable for raising eoriy regeinbles. as all pro-
duce can be sent daily to the New York, Phil
adelpla, IIavre do Grace aud Baltimore
markets. by steam boats and other vessels,
which pass through the premises, and at less
cost, yer basket, bushel or barrel, than from
farms only 3 to 5 back of Camden or West
Philadelphia. Apply to the subscriber on the
premises. JOHN RANDEL, JR.
NolE.---If this property is not disposed OF
by H'sdnesday, The 18TH Of May, then, that por-
ton Of it (about $50 to 450 acres which lies
only about u to mile swcst of the canal locks
at Chesapeake City, will at 8 o'clock Of that
day be offered for sale utvendue, at the Court
House in Elkton, in lots to suit purchasers
An unncumbered and ndisputable title will
be given. JOHN RANDEL, JR.
| ABE II 5w
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Ever since his conviction the criminal has
retained the same stolil indifference he did
previous thereto, and appeared to be in
state OF mental topper, which prevented him
from fully realizing his condition. When he
was visited ty dlergymcn after sentence Of
death had been proronnccd upon him, he
cave them to understand that Whenever he
needed their seivcoS he would send for thon.
In few days afterwards he choose the Rev.
Mr. Goldsborough, (EpiScoFaian,) by whom
he was visited regularly, until the intelligence
was conveyed to him that the Governor had
signed his dcath-warrant. After that he re-
fused altogether to see him, wrote in all the
prayer-books and tracts in his cell, .'your
advice has brought me to the gallows," sent
them home, and then called in Rev. Mr.. Way,
(Methodist,) WHO has been his spiritual adj
wiser ever since.
The Sherllwho was apprchcnsivc he might
make an attempt at his life, had for some
time kept III the same cell with him jim
kcll, n negro prisoner, who could attend to
his various wants, and at the same time,
keep an eye on his movements. On Monday
night the Sheriff was aroused ny this negro,
and on proceeding to the cell discovered
Swift who pretended to be asleep had been
making ar attempt to escape. With Il small
piece Of stone coal and spoon-handlc lie had
worked a hole, sufficiently large for his body
to pass through, to the depth of sixteen in
chcs in the outer wall Of the Jail. lie had
also by some means sawed his lcg-irons so he
could have broken them loose with slight
effort, and had arranged handkerchief to a
bcuiii overhead for the purpose, no doubt, of
fastening his bed clothes to, and lowering
himself through the hole lie had made, to
the street below. How long he had been en- :
gagged In cndcayoring to effect his escape is
unknown For several weeks he had kept
one of his beds against the wall, thereby
covering the hole, and the dirt as he removed
it, and about week previous to tile discov,
cry, had requested the Sheriff to remove tho
negro from his cell as he could not pray with
him there. The Illustration of his designs at
fcctcd him considerably and he expressed
great dread at the idea Of being executed
publicly, and told the Sheriff if he wout
bring his gun in, and shoot him, or dispatch
him privately he wouldn't mind it so much.
lie, however, became more composed in
short time. and relapscd into his usual in
different mariner.
When the miserable man found he had
nothing to hope from the executive clcmcncy
and when he was detected in his efforts Il
escape, he set himself more earnestly abou
preparing for death, ard the last few hours
Of his life were spent in seeking the forgive
ness of that God whose laws he had so helm
ously violated. and which it is 10 be hopct
he did not seek in vain.
During his confinement the appetite of thu
prisoner was qu'c good and remained 50 NJ
to the morning Of the day on which he wa
executed. 1t then failed him, and ho tool
nothing for breakfast hut cup of coffee
Nothing however seemed to disturb his slum
bcrs, and the night before his execution Ii
took sound sleep of about three hours.
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ROAD NOTICE.

1--WE undersigned having been appointed
l. by the County Commissioners OF Cecil
county "ExamineIs'' to examine and deter
mine whether the Public convenience re-
quires the opening ola Public Road near
John ID. Mchener's to pass Amos Ewing
mills and intcrsect tho Public Road leading
from Lloyd Balderston's to Port Deposit, at
or near the ford on Basin Rnn" hereby give
notice to the citizens Of the county and all
persons interested, that they will meet on the
said proposed new road. at the ,.2iut named
as as the place Of beginning, on Saturday, the
!l'h-""y of May next, to proceed with the
discharge Of the duties which devolvo on them
by the aforesaid appointment.
WILLIAM KIRK,
SYLVESTER Ii. COULSON,
JOHN TOISH,
April 7: 1855 5w Examiners.
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nGn CAPT. WILLIAM
G;;:als' Sssa f&s Il th n,ag,ss
9S6SshS@sssSsaaa1S repair, and neatly IT.
ted up-will resume her trips and run as fol-
lows: ="
Bet,reen Port Deposit and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Port Deposit or MONDAYS, at g.
O'Clock for Philadelphia stopping at Havre
de Grace, Ford's Landing, Port Herman,
and the various places along the canal to re-
ccivc and discharge freight and passengers.
Returning leave Philadelphia for Port De-;
post on SATURDAYS at 3 O'Clock, touching ct
all intermediate places. -,
Eciise4n Philadelphia and Sassafrns. ;,
Leave Philadelphia on -WEDNEsDAIs, at 5
O'Clock for winners POINT, on the Sss-
satras River, touching at all the into rmediate
places along the canal and on the Ely RirP:.
ard at Turner's Creek, Casseday.'s, Fishers,
Frederick Town and George ToaD...,
Returning leave Winners Point on .ThuFs7
days at 0 O'Clock A. NJ, George Town and
Fredercktown at O'Clock P. NJ, Cassedsy's
and Turner's Creek at about o CLOCK i. NJ
for Philadelphia
vThankful for past patronage, the enf,
couragement of all persons interested in sns;;
tanning steam communication to Philade lphia
is solicited. No effort shall be- wanting L,
render satisfaction to those travelling OF
EDWIN WILMER,
| Peb 81, '55. President,
N. B. All persons having the. Bags DO.
longing to this Boat, and using itemlyor ofhsy
purpose, hhan for freighting by this Boat, ara
respectfully requested and hereby notified to
return them to the Boat, or to me at Port
Deposit. Gentlemen must see the proPriety
of this request, and the improperly Of their
using the steamboat Bags, for their acco,nrno,
du'ion, on Railroad or by.pesseis, to the great
| inconvenience and loss of the owners thereof.
We do not profess to furnish bags for the use
of the whole county, in tho various transport
tation lines, and earnestly desire that this
notice may prove sufficient ifor. the return Of
| the bags and correct the evil In fItnr4.
Feb "a If E. W.
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Our Port Deposit Office.

WE have opened an agency and office
w for The Cecil Wing in Port Deposit, to
which SAMUEL PEAco, Esq, Deputy Post
master will give attention. He is authorized
to receive money on our account and receipt
for the same; to receive subscriptions to the
paper and to make contracts for advertising.
lie has now number Of bills for collec-
ton, and as soon as possible we will make
out the bills of subscribers and others who
are indebted to lis in that section of the
county, and place them in his hands. Being
in present want Of money we will take it as a
particular favor il our friends leave money
due us with him.
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VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY
AND MACHINERY, FOR SALE.

FENIiE subscriber will sell at private sale,
d the Cotton Mill situated on the Big Elk
Geek, 4 ! miles from Elkton, Nd, with %
Acres Of Land,
6 Dwellings and Saw Hill. attached.
The Factory building is So by Sc feet, three
stories high, and is fitted up with machinery
ct the latest and most approved kinds, con
siating of | Picker, | Sprcadcr, | Drawing
frame, 4 thirty inch Cards with rail road head
Specdcrs, ! Spoolcr, , Danforth frames, |
jerks Spinning frame, 2 Mules, 800 spindles
each; l Power Warpins-mill, 20 Twilled
Power Looms, (Jrnls's make l Tabular
Stcam-boier for sizing, and heating mill,
sizc-trough and Furnace for drying warps,
Baling Press, polished shafting and phlics,
with belts in good order.
The Big Elk is large stream with fall Of
ubo,it ~ feet Also tho
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PUBLIC SALE

DY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
ID Court Of Cecil county, the undersigned
as Administrator Of David Sheppard, decd,
will sell at Public Sale at the late residence
of said deceased, near the Brick Meeting
House, on
TUESDAY And WEDNESDAY,
the 24th and 25h dag Of April,
inst all the Personal Property of said decd,
consisting of. in part as follows:
SllOP-TOOLS AND MATERIALS.-2
sets Of Smith Tools; sets of W htelwright
Tools miscellaneous tools; iron, wrought and
unwrought large stock Of wheelriglIt stuff;
and wheclright work finished and partly fin
ished and gtrat variety Of lumber and other
articles about the shops.
LIVE STOCK.-2 Horses; ! fine yoke of
Oxen; | pair of Steers; 5 Cows; l Hcifcr;
Sow and Pigs; Shoats.
FARMING UTENSILS.-Carts, wagon
wheels, cart-whecls. dearborn, plows, har-
rows, grain fan, and Il large assortment of
other farming Implements.
HOT SElIOLD FURNlTURE.-Tatlc s,
Cupboard, Bureaus, Rocking Chairs. Chairs,
Clock, Looking Glasses. Beds, Bcdstcads,
Bed Clothes, Stoves. and many other articles
MlSCELLANEOUS.-llt tons Guano, $50
bushels Corn; Potatoes 500 lbs Bacon, beef,
hay and straw, grind stone, &c.
Sale to commence at 3 o'clock on each day
Terms made known at sale by
uORATIU j. SHEPPARD,
Apr II wv Administrator.
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REAPERs-REAPERS.

WE are TOW manufacturing, and have for sale,
w wholesale and retail, Burrals celebrated
MOWER AND REAPER, combined These ma
chimes will cut grain and grass, whether wet or dry.
lod god or standing. coarse or fine They arc very
simple and durable ard operate with slow gait
and light draft for the team. They are single
gcared, Can be thrown in and out of gear in n mo-
mcnt. and require but few minutes to convert
them from a Reaper to Mower arid vice versa.
Any further information may be obtained in re-
gard to them at our warehouse. where a machine
may be seen; or from ANDREW BIDDERaAN and
ALEXANDER DIyoN, near Wilmington, Del.
We are also building lluyctts combined ma
chine 1t works with double knife and shear
cut hence is not liable to choke, and is unequaled
for cutting wet grass or grain.
In addition to the aboyc, VIC are selling other
machines of improved patterns, among which is the
excellent Nanny Machine, built by VIM. Joh,lston
4 Co. Farmers are cordially invited to call and
examine FOR themselves,
Is NJ. pENNOCK h CO.,
Apr I'm Foot iiarkot st. Wilmington, Del
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SINGULAR DEATH. Mr.. VIM. II. Whita

SINGULAR DEATH. Mr. VIM. II. Whit.
takor, Of Cincinnati, while at breakfast on
the 18th inst, eating a piece Of bread Swal-
lowed a small hard substance, which lodged
near the stomach. Soon after it created so
much pain that he took an cmctic, and on
the next day threw the substance up. 1t
proved to be piece Of single nail, about half
an inch long, winch had been broken, and
was sharp and ragged at both ends 1t APP
pcarel 70 have beer part Of nail mscd in
securing the hoops Ola flour barrel and hence
into tho bread. .iflcr The nail came up Mr.
". was easy for two or three days, when
inflammation set i'll, causing his death on
Thursday last.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Tl1E subscribers having been appointed
Il by the County Commissioners of Cecil
county .'Examiners'' to examine and deter
mine whether tho interests OF the public re-
quirc the opening of a Public Road for which
the necessary advertisement and petition
have been made, as follows:
"From Hiram Taylor's Saw Mill to the
Octoraro Bridge at Rowlandsville:-
Hereby give notice to rhe citizens of Cecil
county and all other persons Interested, that
they will meet on the line of the proposed
road, so petitoncd for, on SATURDAY, the
10Th day of May next, and proceed to the
discharge of the duties which devolve upon
them by the aforesaid appointment.
JOHN D., KITCHENER,
JOHN SWISHER,
LLOYD BALDERSTON,
April IA, 1856 5w Examiners.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS,

"ITEAT WANTED.--Wheat will l,e
w purchased, at all times at the "PERRH
Mills" near Pcrryvilc Depot, Cecil county.
and the highest market prices paid for thes
same, in Baltimore Funds, on delivery.
A supply of $3.50,
PERUVIA.N& .MEXTCAyN GD9yNO
warranted genuine, will I've kept constantly
on hand, at tho Mill which win be sold &C
small advance on Baltimore prices. 49,,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL & FEED,
always for sale at the Mill, at fair prices,
mar II 6w p. MALCOM Il co.
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale:

TNlIE undersigned will sell at Private Sale,
l. tract Of highly improved Land, contain
ing 70 acres, with fair proportion ofTIM-
Der, and we'll watered. All the necessary
buildings in good repair. =
1t is situated in the best portion Of Cecil
county, Nd, near where the Phila. X BALTIC.
Central Railroad will pass.
For further particulars call on, or address
the subscriber, post paid, at Rising SUP r. o.
Cecil county, Md. JESSE A. KIRK.
Rising Sun, March 10 2nls
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Notice to Creators.

THIS is TO GIVE. NOTICE, That tho subscri-
i Der of Cecil county,. has obtained from tho Or
phqns Court Of said county letters Of Administers
ton ON tho personal estate Of
Rachel Weir, -, -,
late Of said county, decd. An portions havt28
claims against the said decoased are hereby y a-ned
10 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or before the,
25th day of january, 1880,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded FROM AZ
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand this 10th
day Of March, 1855. GEORGE EARLE,
Adm Of Rachel Weir, decd
Test. II. JAMAR, Reg'r. MAR. 10, '5S-6v
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ABOLITION OF THE STAMP Derry IN EN@-.
LANp.--The House Of Commons Of the Eng
fish Parliament has abolished the stamp iuty
on newspapers. This act affects the social
and political interests Of the Br,tish Empire
more than the war with Rrssia-lt Is a con-
ceSsion to the people, which will be attended
viii, the hanplest results. 1t is another evil
dcncc Of the libcraizing tendency Of the
British Government, seeking the greatest
good Of the greatest number.
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THE PnospECr IN New Y0EK-Thcre is al
ready on foot In the city ofNcw y orka secret
organization Of the most formidable character,
whose rank are each day being swcllcd by
this organization is to oppose, even unto
bo6dsfdd. the enforcement OF tho liquor bill,
which has lust received the. signature of the
Executive or that State. This org: n zation
now Numbers some thirty thousand members
say that the liquor law shall not be enforced
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FARM OF 81 ACRES,

adjoining the above, divided into 6 fields,
with water in each. This lant is in a high
state Of cultivation, having had 100 bushels
Of lime to the acre within The last years, and
produced last year 60 bushels Of corn and 20
bushels OF wheat per acre. :,
There is good Dwelling House, Granary,
Barn, and Sprins-house on this property.
Also fine Apple and Peach Orchards, with a
variety of choice fruit. 1t is within a. miles
of Elkton by the Plank Road. The situation
pleasant and healthy.
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing would
do well to call early, as such property is rare.
ly in the market.
The mill. machinery, and farm will be sold
together, or separately, TO suit purchasers.
JAMES McCAuLEY, Agent,
Apr If Near Eitioa, Md.
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HERoIsM REWARDED. A little drummer boy
in the British army, who was in the thickest
Of the fight at 1nkcrmann, combating tho foe :,
and, as a relaxation, carrying water TO the
wounded, has been presented by Prince AL
bert with IS. Napoleon would have taken
such a lad and cultivated his soldicr-like
qualities, till he made Marshal Of him.
France has skillful and daring Generals.
England has only bravo soldiers.
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n-y-SEB ,sToroI. is distant from st. Peters
bug about 1882 miles, (2OSO vcrsts.) Couricrs
convey the mails CON f0ur-wheeled carts
drawn by three horses, aud driven at rapid
pace) to Moscow, about J20 miles, (ll2j
versts,) from whence they go by railway to
the capital. From five days to week it
occupied in the entire journey; so that the
Car has his dispatches three or four days
earlier than either of his crowned opponents,
unless it be the Sultan, can possibly obtain
theirs,
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+. II. SMITH,
Port Monnaie; Pocket Book,
Dressing Case Manufactures,

N. ". Cor. Of FaWth & Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA
A LWAYS ON HAND, large and varied assort-
n ment Of Port Monnaics. Pocket Books Bank
ers Cases, Note Holders, Port Folios. Portable
Desks, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Cabas Tray
cling Bags, Backgammon Boards Chess Men,
Pocket Memorandum Books, Cigar Cases, &c.
Also, general as softincnt of FRENCH, EN-
GLISH and GERMAN FANCY GOODS.
Fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Razor Strops and
Gold Pens. Wholesale, Second and Third Floors
Mar 81 Iy f. H. SMITH
N. Bon tho receipt ofS1. Superior Uold Pen
will DO sent to any part of tho United States, by
Misunderstanding pen, thus, medium hard, or soft
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TIE WoRLD's PROTESTANT CoNvocATloS.
Upon the occasion of the Grand Exhibition
at Paris, which is to open TO LIST Of May next
there will be in that city religious union of
all the Protestant confessions. Protestant
churches from all quarters Of the world are
to be represented, and discourScs will I've de-
liycrcd by many Of the NEST prominent mem
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THE DELAWARE JoURN All. \. Alder
journal, which will now be published b Y
Mr.. Henry Eckcl alone. Mr.. Alldcrlice will
devote his time to his profession as LAWYER.
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BAD PLACE FOR. DocTORs. grand
jury OF Orange county, Fla, in their general
prcsrlitmcnt, made at the late term Of their
court, mentioned the fact, that out Of a pop
ular of four hundred in the county there had
not been single death in twelve months.
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LUMBER. Columbia pa Spy learns
that the supply of lumber this season will be
fully equal to thclast EQUALITY and a Ids: 1T
is thought the prices will not vary materially
from those of last spring, unless the supply
should be greater than anticipatcd.-Thc
stringcncy of the money market may also
have some influences bat the variation either
way will not be great"
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PHEAsANrs AND PARTWDfEs.-cannot be
killed in York or Lancaster counties, Pa,
between the Goth Of of October, Of each year,
under penalty of SO and costs for every
offence. A law to this eject has just passed
the legislature ofPenmsylyauia.
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RICIl'S
PATENT IRON BEAM PLOWS:

~ This celebrated Plow is fist
N<H*Ss@HEcsuperced all others where in
ssasSa>s,ss.ssa< troduccd. 1t is WARRANTED to
work easier for both and
team and to do better work than any other Pow in
nsc. Over 10000 have been sod within the past
year. The Subscribers manufacturing them of
all sizes, from light horse TO four horse Plow
Also Right and l.efl-hand, Subsoil, Sidehill, &c,
&c, Of the same pattern.
$. i NJ. PENNNCK. 4 CO.,
APR Rw Wilmington Del
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
7VHE following valuable property, / to

7S1HE following valuable property, II to
T. miles west Of Chesapeake City Locks:
\ STEAM SAW MILL, Of from 80 TO 40
horse power, in good working order, situate
on Tide Water, miles west Of the canal
locks at Chesapeake City, Md, and half way
between philadelphia aud Baltimore, vii! be
hc Soi for Sl2,000. Terms cash: or Rcnt-
ed for 81 800 PEE annu'n, payable quarterly
This mill is in the ncighborhovd of W hitc
Oak, and othar valuable timber, AMI only
about % miles from the lumber market at
Port NrnnNit.
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TIE MERuANlCs' BASK w c are authorized
10 state that the books of this Bank will be re-
opncd for subscribers to have stock on Tues
day next the 9th Inst. and that they will he
closed after that time---Thosc, therefore
who desire 10 subscribe for the stock will
have to do 50 on that dly--Dei. Guzciie.
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THE COuRT.-A letter from Savannah
dated on Monday, says that Judge Constable
was then unable to leave his room: hence
there is but little probability that there will
be any Court held here in May.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it
~ may concern, that application will be
made to the County commissioners of Cecil
county, at their next meeting after the 18th
day OF May, next, (tS55) for the. appointment
of Examiners to open a road from the Post
Road east orPrincipo Furnace towards Gill
lespie's Mill on or near the line OF the road
lately enclosed by John Fem.
April 18th bw