The Cecil Whig., 1855-03-31

there is deduction Of one ir,h between
Sprogcll's and either end the prices are one
half The above rates.
Refinement OF Dir. R'RnowS. re-
grct to learn that the Rev. George Burrows
d. d., Vice President and Professor Of tho
Latin and Greek languages in Lafayette Col
'csc, has resigned his situation, left the In
Stitution and removed to Philadelphia.
Easton (Po.) Sentinel.
DR.. Burrows was for many years pastor Of
the West Nottingham Presbyterian Church
in this county. lie is man Of commanding
talents and profound clutlition, author of
1.-The Commentaries On the Songs of Solomon
which received very hattcring Communications
from the religious press Of the country.
ASSESSMENT OF Sheriff Vain.
s!cy with Jury of InquiStion were at Perry
vile four days this week for the purpose of
assessing the damages caused to certain pro-
pcrty holders by the making of the Port De-
post Branch Railroad. The jury awarded
10 Henry Chamberlain Esq, damages for 3
acres ofland and fencing SG43 so and to NJ
Cricilton Of the firm ofP. Malcolm & Co..
$500 for thcir damages 20 their MIN property.
THE CIRCUIT C0CRr.-A letter from judge
Constable WAS received here yesterday by the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. 1t directs tha,
the Court be adjourned on Monday next,
until the lst Monday in May. so those who
have business at Court need not come till
that time.
The Judge was at Charleston an, does not
20 to Havana. but to jacksonville Florida.
ArrolNrMENT.-L. ID. Nowland Esq, Of
Chesapeake City has been appointed TO
ccrkshp in the Pension Office at Washing
ton, with salary of 81, 400 year. lie
was a Justice of the Peace in the Second
Election District of this county, and his place
will have to be filed until the next cl,c ion
by an appointce of the Governor.
FIRE At EASTON.-Wc elsewhere publish
an account Of distressing fire at Faston
Talbot county. Great care of fire should be
everywhere taken in the windy weather OF
his season of the year. Any village Is liable
to similar catastrophe and little care
lcssncss may easily lead to great loss and
distress.
LAND SALEs.-Rohort Evans Esq, Of the
4th District, has sold his farm of 70 acres to
John Runner Of Delaware for s 80. Mr..
Evans intends to remove to Iowa in few
weeks.
| Mr. Robert Brown of the 9Th District has
sold his raru-0S acres-to Mr.. John Justi
| son.
! T. F""SAM' is Clown on the Port Deposit
folks on the Temperance question. They are
not all dead on the subject, however, for VIC
observe the name of +. D. McClcnahan,
among those who took part in the discussions
in the Maine Law Convention in Baltimore,
on Wednesday last.
Snow SQvALL.-Therc was violent wind
and snow squall here on Wednesday after
noon, but there was no snow to lie Oh the
ground. The weather for most Of the week
has been very cold for this season of the
year.
FRENCrrowN.-The steamboat commences
running from Baltimore to Frcnchtown on
Monday. BY the terms Of their charter the
Company are bound to run over the n. c. &
F. 7. Railroad eight months of the year.
0JThc County Commissioners meet on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next to
make transfers of property and alterations il
assessments, and to attend to such Other
business as may be presented.
PAY You posTAGE.-After to- day all let
ters to places within the United States, mus
be prepaid.