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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

THE Board u MauaEsp Of JsGsnsn Counfy
u Asftculiafsi Fsif. are fsquesisd 70 meet o.
ne Pair gfoaBd % ThursAsy, August Tth q 10
o'cioef, ~. imPonabt baiisess IL 70 ~ tfans-
asisd.
BsaHB o. HkHsoaua
W , Hauks, iHB Dtvsnpou.
lao J. Id, Geo 81 Tals,
3. Howell Brown, - Bsae,
joan II. Hshtif.
JBly -. 1856. su
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

fFug Hoirs rifsa 81 a. sale 81 EaasurY Bee
i ssu. asfs eas 81 ~ ga tay - laee 80
sfs ia ~ hsofs ~ cohsefiga PaFusat uast =
ssts - a. isth taY q A1gnsi
ysiy "a. 1850 -at-spt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
5000 BUsIEELs OF XNHEAT

AT PUBLIC SALE.
ONE Of the undersigned iAIsrJing 10 move to
Oihs Sest, ws viii OtisT. at pubic sale, on our
premises 10 Clarke Coanty, Va, August ~ 1856.
our entire stock OF HgyS,S Carr, S.SSP PgHsag
UisaiiiS, d, c0nsis' ing Of 30 head of uv,Ses
MoieN ADD Colts, forty head Of Cattle psrt oi skieh
are iat ~ mich cows u Superior breed 100
sheep hEi Lambs. , woke Of OHcB Wagons .
az =a' l.'.-r tz,sF. ~ s~s Iselsgs sb4 uu5ss
PowgL Catiug BoE WhesI Fars 10 bar shear
std 70 doul. lud single shovel Plows Gear, Tor
~ HoTses. Nhrsb Bau0w, variety 81 Parpi.
iurs aut Other ,hisgs 10 tedious ,o5 mention
a credit -: Gtnr R1pihs viii b. given. with a
hrsohatle nois sa'slSe'ofiy endorsed, 90 an sans
oyer is4 Collars Untsf that snm. cash
A. The same timr, we will sell COR crop Of wheat
about stH thoosand buGhsis-far cash. Of = bssnti.
sb.e Hoie sell endorsed a. binsly dsys n prefer.
rtd b. the purchaser
PESDLEToS &AlcHARpsoN.
VIZ GUGss Aac'lUu-rr,
July 81 fs55.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

FstliE ssesuitsf r1srs ~ ssis 80 1ksrs -
~ oasfiesfssa. 90 ~ ioaa ausShsd wkisk
49, sefe.stefs heFs sctseiet ~ ssesfs Hsaf.
"a sEcsifsl asst ~ tasisssa - "a i..Is s.r.ls
at4i EsaEf Eer1ltrlasts farIssers
fsiT ~ - jazz ". nEI1rR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

a IL rsfeees ate Earssf 80 = $50 .kfsash = y
90 frsaiFs8 y 80 slos = ~ assf isisTiss 4
have eFsa sNtHeftft b 81 Uarrna raes ee
tfsafinF ~ gafes iserier a. ne - ani -
saisfcet sEsisst - 49, sislsgs a. os1ica
-. -. AW-LAckLANb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
DEgsOEUTEay.

II'HE pafiasfsaip Aefriesofe ezisiog between
L 4. J. Penl.ctDu and Jela ID, Ri=hartson, -
IBIS aaF dissolved br mBt4Ii consent Toe nar1g
81 the bra - 10 BE- gssd ia seuiiug ua hs Oh su-
siEtst - citbvr Vt ib- paroles
r. p PESDLETON.
July %, 1856 ii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
the SEYMOUR HOUSE
AZ Orkney spring., Virginia,

row Open for the rresptioa Of visitors. The
variety OF waters. hsautifol scenery and hne ar
make u u The Invalid or those who sish 10 spend
few weeks from the cares 81 liEr, place Of un-
surpassable aufacfioa.
The waters ~ Orkney sr. Sulphur chaiyeeais,
Whis. Mountain, Rear WsiioV and Slate
Bard per week. s. pr day 81 90 ehndrtn sad
servants half price. Livery for hafsss so els per
dav
Coaches from New Market eonnse,iss with ii.
Waller iino Of Stages abd retsrn
ALEX. II. sEY NoUR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

A istsai strictly b confns ny buslasss q
~ fsui Ell ihai par 81 ~ Einnefnau prepsfiv
90 eev cecuFled ~ -. csueisfing Il oas lafas
MACHINE SHOP, whh Eaeise Hsass asv
Nil asd Piastsr ~ 90 aiiachsd. Aiao ths FouN.
aafth ~. is5s n VIZ R0WR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

"A IL rsFsess ssFiar tssissss "a ~ - a.
"A pef q Hitsssfs 80 fsaasuss - crnmBss.
taff W PHILIP a naHuRlrnE
IsF "a 81 Is aeHt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
straR To-.

CTHATED ~ H.isa h1n ~ aatsrrltsr. e.
- sstsrdsg ~ i9.h issl : 81 Hsfss. sbsai BE-
eegsfT tohE AVIS o..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

A SERVANT BOY tsoat fs YEAR q ass. q
"a Eooi 9iaiag feozr esrsaai, 80 capahis q 5ai-
aoof uurs besllkT 81 to- hfmfsI
Eanaffa afftF NAhk fttte1 NtftIH
lusr 81 fEEg-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

-,o,.,rs msn n sies5g ed iatusirieus kst
a - 6io % gesfs e sgs ast uas tsa
= -, -. y -. nsstet. - ifefa ibs Dry 0eef
s.....,.. 49, ~ has hsf soas EXPRESSES in
~ s'''a's' F THE PRlNTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
HAVANA as, 3 EXTRA.

The Virginia public. l. most respteifalIy in.
formed that t.e gfeht aud mo,I Iayofiis LoisIy on
the liavaoA Plan, win be drawn August al. and
ssq9ss' all ihOse WHO may wish good Prlze. tTy
ihis Lottery. There are Only 20 600 Ticket, ana
iVOo large Prizes G,ud every one prize l. compel-
lsd To be dAWn, the elfs send your orders soon
possible that Ne select q COED Prize
JOY 81 lsSS NJ. ANSEL a. CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
The Lssaouu ARrfcuie9PaI
institats, nsar Aida. Va.

w III BE- fs-oPsasd 81 ths rs-s,tfas a. stn.
W fssis 81 Ne tslt 81 1870
hkHt a nEHIug.
tsiy - t-pey-A Pfiseiesi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07

rYsE1 sas.srit~f bss 8 Hoses ed Lsis. D,
IA assss a l.ass. 80 = grst TtFsthiaE Nschfs,
gaig u. isss LRoNARD eADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
Prablic Sale.

'ENnh sahseftbsi', tEsesSiaE 10 Isnags We.
Z0sr ChareA,
% 7AHrsfay As 2lH Of AsgHst, 1856.
all bis personal PJopsuy, Yni
. Marcs Que o. which l. a 6rsi.rsir b,,od mar.
sPfiug Co.'s Cows one Of which 10 fresh with
call ~ her eide,
.H'ogs. ioi o. Pigs 1 ons hotss Wagon;
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting in part o: feather beds bed.tesd. and
hetdtog Bureaus. dining Tables I Stand 4
Sale Clecz, CIaifs, POS. Ovsns Retile. a..
Teas y SeLc.--6 m0aths credit will he given
on AZ sums over I've doiiafS--bohd and sppreyrd
ser3fiiy required AH sums of Ve dollars and
undsf, the cash vill b. rrqBired No properly 10
te femaret uniii the teItas Of sale ats complied
Wha. sale 70 eommence 81 10 o'clock A Al
July -. is55,-JI sp,rI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
To Real Estate owners.

Rcd ssssis -fss-ey oaa. Hssz,sos-.. Nd. Isss
ryNlE aRasssigped having ssssblishsd . Laaa
u AReney Oflcs 10 Hagentove, !. prepared 10
at ~ Agss, FOE rcrs0Hs hAvtng Fsrrss Tor safe 10
iAr state 81 Virginia Th~Ve are snssifi~, nads
daily er bsth farmers 81 this, and lee aSioisiax
STATE Of Prshsyivsaia, sbont yisgiaia isnc. Hs
Erfstsua Is sisasisd ~ q dea.eiy popaist.d asd
nour,shiag Nsil,v, spd u poist which the Pcna.
syitantsus pass 10 Ftaeh the Valley Of-vfgisia
aai VIII eves,aaily bscone 90 inpoS,aai place Ios
Pcfsons desiring 70 dispose al Real E.ts,s
NJ sencto< fan Descriptions II The prcpetir
and The smoani TOT which you want "a aIvstti.ed
VII be Inserted N paper OF large eifcaIaliOa
smnnz the Agricultural eornmanity
In case there u no sale maze by rss there will
Is O. Stsfss siSrP, 80 tEr SsEcr,issassx
REFERENCES.
Hoa J. D'sos aers. B.sor,Sra, M,
Z" Dasst wsf.sL "a -
WriiAs N M.s-sst.
PsrsE v Ss.LL Ps-s.tc.f Ssria., HsaaA
Loo. ALCx's r. BCssss4x .S-ssrxss e.. Va
JEROME ID RRuMRAuGa
difsra<y al Lac sNS Esai Esi.fs ars.f
yuy ~, fNJG - jim HaRrragNa Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
Brilliant Schemes for aug, ls6,

isas Scnemes for lug. '56.
GREGORY & MAURY, M.s.ors..
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
e aIs.a asdst the Sap >tisssndene- Of Com.
ss" spP0iniss By Tim aessrnOs.
Gao, ooo.
10y iet the ecasat Of the STATE Of Dsiasesrs
re s's les; for 1885. TO D. dr.wa ., wRmisetO,'
on saturday, AaEosts 1855.
sssLIIasT scHsns.
priss OF go 900; 10000, 1000; 5000;
SEQ 30 prizes Of 500; ITO Of 500.
Tickets, Sie-Eialves s3-Clasrien S9so
csfdhssie. Of P'ks Of 20 whole tieks,., siao 90
Do do IS Hal 20 90
Do Do 10 ss.r,er 200
Lo,,ery fcr The Sen.ht Of the Sss,< Of Dss4~sys,
Class vs., Tor i~S6. 10 be drawn at wHmiss,os
Delswsfe' on Saturday, Aaxust >, tss6.
IS Number LOslsry-l5 Drawn Ballots
sA0sirtcssr scusnS
lGrsnd Prize Of $4,000; $4,000; Is 900
10000 10so, 5000, 5000, 5000. d 600:
5000 30 prizes Of 1000; 4o5 OF 200
Tickets sto-IIalves 81 5u-ouaIters s315
lsigaghs 81 s7I
Cefiihestss OfPks oi % whnls tickets, sl7s 90
DO do 70 Han ~ SO
Do DO 81 SissG 81 j. 50 q
$4,000:
LOTTERY for the h,usGt ~ the Ssaie Of Eel,t-ayr
Cias, lsl. Tor 4 $50. 10 be drawn ia wiiminxion,
Del. on Satara az, ASRusI i6ih. 1876.
- huaSer L0usry-I3 drawn Ssuol,.
nIca scBEnx.
prize Of 81 5 DO; 2 Of $4,000; Of Z 500 !;
Of 3692; So Of 500; so Of 500; 100 Of
2nnr leo of~2 so
Tickets SO Halves sS-osartsrs 50 so.
ceriisSs'e' Of Prs Of DC ~hols tickets $4,000
Do DO III half do 20 OO
Do DO ssquarsr do $500
.s06, GOO!
Lottery for The bs.nehI Of IN. S,als Of Delars,,
Class q for las S. 10 Be drawn al Wilmington
Delaware, on Sc iurday, AugUst I'D. 1856
% No Loo aefy-ii Drawn Ballots
IA LI.Sr scHrME.
Grand Prize 'f 500 900; Splendid do
80 600 10000 l0,567 100 Of 81 900,
100 Of 500; ITO Of 500
Tickets SO, 00-i halves 10 0o-Quar,sr, 500
E'gh'hs . 50.
Certificates Of PIX OF s5 whole tickets ss,o 60
DO do - Half 1850
DO do - Quar-. 500
Do CO IS eigAIhs 2s75
$50, 800.
L7icry 70 The brn "a Il the SAFE Of I)sispsrs
10 be drawn al Wilmington, Del, o. saIurdsy
August JCth, 1855.
IS No L'tiary-I3 drawn ballots.
SPLEND'D seHEnE.
l prise Of $4,000; $4,000; 10000; 600
1000 s,ls9; 80 Of 500; 60 Of $50; 100
of 220. ~
Tickets So HAive; IS oaare.s ss0.
Certificates Of Pk's Of c6 whole ties.u sI,o m
DO do 20 halt s-OoS
ia do &c quarter S5eo
To OrjeTs COR Tickets and Skar.. and c.,,,s
Gates 81 Passages IL ihe above Splendid L,oiteri,,
Si'I receive The most prompt attic alton and an ac
c''' I "i each dIaWng will be seat iumsdi,,ei,
A'et " - over TO All VI no order from me-
AddTess, T. HII(.KEY a.,
July ~, 1850 w,T....II,S ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-08-07
0verseers oil tha Poor

"a an snsssl meeting Of the over.eers Of the
"A ssV, ., tsuersoa Cess'y. On koadsy, The ID
memb<rs. F'e'1r -NN"s
rAs Beard rroesss.s Re lay IN. Parish lev, =. "a.
,sSsi o.asfsd, hat the sasrta q J.esr,es c.. :.
Ss s,.gra vith tss foiio- tsr ssns
'0Aasss sef boarding. and ioasisy .~-,.l Par
Ah..i.. eleoo
as....ssdsl. fsrs.ss ''"' -,
t Cav, !. , cuf l'' A--i'as Asy Goa. to Ii.
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sssec 10 iss Fer 10 the PoeT hose. On. a,
" .ehA " ssirlsy per sesosst ~
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:. W,l,,.. = u %
ter pcor persoss -
- l. AiagAisi fsr ceAss s.a %. q s-.<,. 70 "
:, pna ~. losd 81 weed he Nrs. News, eW
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. Gso,r. ". s.4s-- tot a. % 90
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i.t' isss, 81 q :. Jsss. 1855. 10 As.s.,
e Sss.. ", 81 = per .ssss 50 II
w: SPOTS Ger moving lsa.,is. TO
l. william u. Gfisgs Gov bssraias asd taking
- care Of Sssaa ThO@ss ff0as Aassst ~ ~ thss
q date NJ IN
an Tlsserl.is L Co. pee ,csoss, so
-Shn f,P,s ivr beard -sd aiisad-ses 90 Mar
.-fsssS f,',s.fe, NJ, ,eespst -, ,,o,e,..t.t "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24
ENANIlAERs' NOTICE.

WYE, the undersigned, having been duly
W appointed and commissioned by the
County Commissioners of Cecil county, Road
Examiners to view the grounds and to cx-
anime and determine whether the convenience
OF the public demands the laying out of a
public road in the 4th District of said county
described in the petition for the same as
follows:
ITO lead from the public road from Cherry
iill to Cowantown. beginning on said road
near the Pulling Mill Bridge, thence in a
soutl'crly direction by lands of John Smith
and Jacob Marhec, touching the lands of
Levi e. Smith, to Jacob Markets. Mill, thence
through lands Of John Smith and the Heirs of
Samuel Bnrnltc, or through the lands of the
Heirs Of Samuel Burnitc alone, till it connects
with the road passing Daniel Lords upper
Mill, Qormcrly j. D. Fislcr's,) to Newark"
And we do hereby give notice that we will
meet at the point designated as the beginning
of the proposed road on 1rcSdoy. the 10Th dan
Of June, neat. at O'Clock A. NJ, to dis.
charge the duties which d,volve on us by
virtue of said appointment and commission.
JOSEPH MILLER,
JOHN McCREARY,
ROBERT GALLAIIER,
May III, 1886 I'm. Examiners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES.
West Nottingham Academy,
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.

tECIL GUN L, MHRf LIND.
A YEOMANS, A. NJ, Principal Tho
40 Summer Session of this Institution will
commerce on THURSDAY, MAY Sth to
continue for the usual term of twenty-five
weeks.
The Academy building, and the boarding
immediate vicinity of the West Nottingham
Church, in high and healthy location, eli
tirely removed from temptation to vice and
dissipation of any kind.
All the branches usually taught in
Classical Academy will be thoroughly pur
sued; and, in addition, Drawing and Painting
will be taught if desired.
The Principal ISIS graduate of Princeton
College, N. j., and, from his experience in
teaching heretofore, he feels confident of
giving full satisfaction to the patrons of the
school.
Circulars containg full particulars as to the
branches taught, terms, &C., will be sent by
mail upon application to the Principal at
BATTLE SWAMP, Cecil county, Md.
REFERENCES:
REV JAMES CARNAnAN, ID. d., Princeton. N. j.
REV. JONI MAcLEAN b. d., President of Prince
TO College.
REV. NJ. B. IIorE, D. D., Professor Of Bellies
Lcttrcs, princeton College.
REV. s. ALEXANDER, LII. D., Professor of
Astronomy.
REV. q. NJ. GlGER, Professor Of Mathematics.
REV. j. 7. DUFFlELD. g
REV GEORGE Burrows, D. d. Philadelphia.
EEv. JonS SqulRH, Port Deposit.
JEFFERSON RAMSAY, ESQ, g "
JONI CARSON, ESQ, g "
WV. b. ROWLAND, M. d., Rowlandsyille Cecil CO.
May 3, 1856
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24
TO Bridge Builders & Contractors

SEALED proposals will be received at the
~ office of the County Commissioners Of
Cecil county, in the Court House in Elkton,
mp till Tuesday, the 10th day OF June next,
ut : O'Clock p. NJ, for the construction of a
Bridge over Back Greek, at Chesapeake
City, in said county, at or near the site Of
the old Bridge: said Bridge to be built, ac-
cording to the terms OF the Act Of Assembly
providing for its construction, on substantial
piing, with stone abutmcntments ut each
end, and to be twenty feet wide. including
parapets, with pivot opening at the chan
mel thirty feet wide; said pivot to be rested
on Il stone abutmcnt.
The proposals must include specifications,
and contractors will be required to give bond
and approved security for the work in Il sub
Stantial and workmanltke manner Oh or be-
fore the tenth day Of December next.
BY Order, JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Crk,
May 3, lSjG-Gw. to Conm'rs Cecil co.
- Del. Republican, and Village Record,
ut West Chester, copy once Il week till 18th
"fJunc and send bill to Clerk County Commits
Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24

COASTARLE,S SALE,

DY vrtn. Of a writ of ficri facias issued
W by Samuel Peace, one Of the Justices
OF the Peace OF the State Of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county, at the suit of William
Reynolds, against the goods and chattlcs,
lands and tcnemcnts of William d. Hall and
Richard Humphreys, to me directed, l have
seized and taken in execution all the estate
right. title, interest. property, claim and
demand, at law and in equity, of the said
William d. Hall and Richard Humphreys in
and to Il certain TAVERN STAND, and
Land thereto attached, known rs the BALD
FRI AR PROPERTY, HOW occupied by John
Baddcrs; and hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 7h day Of June. 1855, at
O'Clock p. NJ. will offer for sale on the
premises, the said property so seized and
taken in execution, by public auction, to the
highest bidder tor cash.
JOSEPH KINNARD.
May II, l856-ts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

WE, the undersigned, have been duly
w appointed and commissioned by the
County Commissioners Of Cecil county, Road
Examiners, to examine the grounds and de-
tcrmine II the public interests require the
alterations and amendments COR any Of them)
to be made in certain public road lcsig
mated and set forth, by the petition for the
same, as follows:
That the petitioners, sin common with the
public at large, have long sustained great in
convenience and injury in travelling and team
ing over the main road leading from Port
Deposit to the Battle Swamp Tavern, in CON
consequence Of the narrowncss Of the said
road in some places, where, from the situa-
ton Of the road, the meeting of carriages and
teams is attended with danger. Also from
the Stcepness Of some Of the hills on said
| road, at which hills the road is crooked and
rough. And, as your petitioners believe
said road could be greatly improved at com
parativcly small expense, materially benefit
the public at large, and no private interests
would be seriously injured, if indeed, injured
at aI;' aud suggesting the following altcra-
tons and improv ements :-'.Comncncng at
the Tavern stabIing Of Mrs r. Reynolds and
widening the road up to Il point at Or near
where the fence Of c. Smith, Esq, crosses
the Run below the present bridge, thence
running in straight line, ON the right hand
side OF the run, until it strikes the old road
below the Foundry; thence with the present
road, until it comes to the point of rocks be-
tween the Foundry and C. Smiths gate;
there to widen the road by the removal OF
said rocks; thence with the present road to
the foot of the hill, known as .Wcbb's HILL
at the dividing line Of c. Smiths and J.
Ramsey's lands; ut the foot of SAID hill aban-
don the old road and run straight line
through the lands Of G. Smith and j. ramsey
entering on the present road between the
brow the said hill and large poplar tree
standing in said road; thence crossing the
main road and running to the left OF the same
and raising the hollow, where two thorn trees
now stand, by grading the top Of the hill at
said Ramscy's gatc.'
And we hereby give notice that we will
meet at the point designated us the place OF
beginning the said alterations, at Port De-
post, on Saturday, the 3Ist day fMay, 1856,
and proceed with the duties required Of us
by the aforesaid appointment and commits.
sion. JOHN CARSON,
JOSEPH ROMAN,
WILLIAM WAXING,
April 10th, lS5G-lm. Examiners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24
DRnDAS AL =

W7lLL be received until Wednesday. the
w 18th Of May instant, for erecting in the
town OF Elkton, Nd, an ODD FELLOWS
HALL BUILDING, A by 60 feet, three
stories and cellar. The front floor to be
divided into six rooms or Offices. three on
each side of hall or passage six and half
feet wide, quite through the building; the
second story into the large public hall, with
lobby and stain way, and the third story into
two Lodge rooms with ante room to each.
The building to be Of brick on stone cellar
walls, with cut stone lintels and sills, with
two largest size warm ar furnaces in cellar.
The whole to be constructed in every par
ticular according TO the spcci let ons now IN
the hands Of the committee for exhibition
to contractors.
Tie committee in considering the pro-
pos;ls and making contract will reserve the
tight OF furnishing such materials and l.bor
rs il may be convenient for them to supply
at fair market prizes.
G 81 81 q RI ht1l,;KErrs. I
X. NJ. WALMSIEY,
Bni ding Committee
for Cecil Lodge |. D. o. f.
May II, 1856.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
AND CONTRACTORS

ryEAJED pronosals will ha rcrcjy,d Ly.
the Comfy Commissioners Of CariI
rnpntv tn he directed TO them at ,hc;r ot,i.n
in EIktnn. IN til the ION dam of b,,,e. ,orj
At . O'Clock p NJ. for building y bridge nv.r
the Little Elk Greek near Carriers, Paprr
Mills. ON the road leading from said mills
to Andora. SAID proposals TO include I'm,
masonry and wood work entire; the masonry
,ccorairr r., III. t,lInwinp
NJ. AN,
ne aonthchIS 10 DC ~ 1cct at base ana
~ ,eet al inc top' % iesl thicK al the base
anu % lect AT INC TOP ieet hIgh from low
wafer marx, ana inc FOUNDATIONS TO De 1ctt
hel"w the pea OF inc c'oek, Unless soma
rock rs sooner io"h"'
ne "ihe-wails on 'he East sac 10 oe 10
itc' ions' ana ~ ice. apart a' me ehas' on
inc est sue 20 'ret lohg ana % leet apart
a. me ends , lhe 'ounaa''ons OF the wing
"'.,' w " W ".t' WIN VI.
az .nu mus ntA' 'ne sa',ei anu 10 rise ny
IaI,w CIV ",ps y, , ul'". 'nsnt' ~ ,Ic'
w., .. ."r y, ~" s'o"'u i. ',c oi.us,
. ~ w % '',uN ~ 'Ie o"no' anu ICE.
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RARE CHANCE.
VERY FINE ESTATE.

T'IIE subscriber, as Attorney. has for sale
Il one Of the finest estates in Maryland. /,
is situated at the mouth of the Patuxcnt
river in st. Mary's county, Md, embraces
1000 acres of prime level land, without an
acre If waste land upon it, commands fine
view Of the Pstuxcnt and Chesapeake, is in =
few hours run of Baltimore by steamboat,
well improved bya fine dwelling, barns, &C.;
is a very healthy situation, and has on 1t one
of the finest oyster creeks in the State.
This is prime, first quality land and the
chance to buy such an estate so well situated
and improved is very rarely offered. 1t
would divide into four or five farms very
easily.
Price, $500 per acre; onc-third cash, the
balance on terms to suit purchasers.
Address GEORGE s. KING,
Lconardtown, st Mary's county, Md.
MAY lO-lm.
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SELLING OFF AT COST,

TlIIE subscriber fishing to close out his
j. present stock Of Goods, will offer to the
public his entire stock, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Quccnsware, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes and Ready made Clothing.
all of which he will sell ut first cost, for cash.
All persons in want Of any of the above
goods will find it greatly to their advantage
to call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL ii. MILLER.
Nav l0th-tf.
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% Rsaoers an0 Correspondents.

GIVE have fine poem OH our first page
from the pen Of Miss Browne, dedicated TO
the Rev. T. Hampstead, whose "Comtng
Lcares," printed in The Wing few weeks
ago. was one Of the sweetest poems we have
read for a long time.
|.IIARoLD" makes fling at "AcoRN;"
we don't exactly see what he's driving at,
for the latter is quite as old letter writer for
1hc Wing rs Harold.
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SENEN pOOR TRAVELLERS. by Charles Dickcns.
In Eight Chapters; complete in one number;
IIicc IL; cents; 7. b. Peterson, Publisher 1O2
Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
We have from Mr.. Peterson a number Of this
exceeding entertaining little book. which would
not iii to prove inter sting TO readers generally
1t possesses the peculiar charms whijh characterize
al The works Of Dickens
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Notice.
May II, 1856.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
will he made to the County Commissioners Of
Cecil county, ut their next meeting after the
tenth day of Jdnc, 1856, for the appointment
of Examiners to locate road in the 9TH Dis
rict, to begin at or neal the late Judge Con-
stables gate on the Port Deposit road, and
run through lands of William BoicS and along
the line between said Boics and the property
of Samuel Hawkins, decd, William Sears
and Soloman Taylor thence i'll a northeasty
direction along an old road through lands Of
G. p. Whitaker, Henry jackson, Valentine
Cook, Charles jackson, Joseph Hines. John
Craig, Mary jackson, William p. Physick
James Mcgonigal, - Mcguire and others
to the road leading from Callcnd,r Patter-
sons to Moore's y Roads. May l0-5w n.