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Notice,

THHE undersigned will open. at Sweetwater
L about the 10th of July large and well
selected lot of Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery,
and in fact nearly any article the Farmer
wants, to which he respectfully invites the at
tention Of the public. J. T. ROWLAND.
Sweetwater, June 3O-6t
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Dissolution Of Partnership,

ZIMMERMAN THOMAS, Of the Athens Foundry,
- have dissolved by mutual consistent. All persons
having claims against the above hrm will present them
Immediately, and all persons indebted by note or
count will call and pay the accounts will be handed
over TO officer for collection II not settled shortly
The business will hereafter be carried on In all It's
branches by G. ZIMMERMAN.
Athens, July II, 1S56-tf-4O1
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Masonic Notice.

A called meeting OF Meridian Sun Lodge, No. 80,
N held at the Lodge Room in Athens, Tenn, on the
9Th February, 1856, Robert y. Cate was expelled
from all the rights, privileges and benefits OF Masonry
for unmasonc conduct. The Fraternity will take
notice and treat him accordingly
BY order Of the Lodge.
June post JOHN r. SLOWER, Secretary.
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Depot Of Georgia Osnabur rigs, Shirtings
and wheat Sacks.

II AM prepared to sell all OF these things at manufac
ii turers prices, ansportatlon added and TO mer.
chants and farmers In McMinn Bradley, Msnroe Roaue
and adjoining counties, respectfully solicit their or
ders promising 10 ship to them at all times with dis.
patch. r. NJ. MCPHERSON, Agent.
Knoxville, Tenn, July l1-1m
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List of-Appointnients.

w Fainting-a cleaver way by which old
maids get int, their beauxe's arms.
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Wholes ale Drug 6 lists.
Nacii0md, Risiey g. Co.,
AuEusto. Ga

XXToULD call the attention of Merchants in East
w Tennessee to our usual large stock Of Drugs
Medicines, Paints Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps
brushes, &c. We are now fully prepared for the Fail
Trade, and We hope Merchants visiting market will
examine our stock and prices before buying have
unusual facilities both for purchasing and selling at low
prices being connected with HAvnASD HARRAL RIsLEY
New York; and 1lAvLASD, HARkAL & Co., Charleston,
s. G. The following articles will comprise part Of our
stock to which We are making daily additions;
10000 lbs Blue stone; 1000 lbs Salt Petre;
1000" Fine Indigo; 5000 9" Sulphur;
5000" No. ] Nader; $500 " Birthstone;
500" Ext. Logwood; 10000" White Lead;
1000" Chip Logwood 5000 Zinc PAINT
5000" Putty 100 doz.Freysvermirge:
5000" Spanish Brown; 5000 lbs Venetian Red;
5000" Cooking Soda; 400 doz. Castor oil;
5000" do In pap's 100 LyonsKatharlon
274 Broad Street, e doors from Globe Hotei1
Aug. 3l-1y-363
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expect to preach the Call to the Ministry-Gal.
list chap LIST verse; Ex 10th chap 10 verse-aso, the
occasion of dlsunion, at lem, Saturday, 26h July
instant JOHN DOUGLASS
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WoN'T SUPPORT FEDERLIsT.-The ALE.
gan (Michigan) Journal, relates the follow
ing characteristic anecdote. The old soldiers
of 1919 have yet spark of republican fire
burning brightly in their patriotic hearts, and
they will not tolerate the man who denoun.
ced James Madison and the Republican par.
ty of that day, for engaging in "hs second
,oar of independence"-a war to secure the
rights of American sailors on the high seas.
A man who would not defend the rights of
American sailors, q |ot be trusted with the
guardianship of the great interests o: the Re.
public. But to the anecdote. The Journal
SAYS:
It did our heart good to hear the response
made by Col. John Liltlejohn, n soldier of
1912, and hitherto nm old line Democrat, to
one OF our county officers, who inquired
whether Buchanan was Il Federlist. ''Yes,"
said the Colonel, Buchanan was speaking
against my country when was fighting her
battles? Can Isupport such man M Buch
anan for the Presidency No, sr!" The
officer had no more qustions to ask. The
nomination of Buchanan falls still born
among the Democrats of Aliegan county.
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PHILIP RAHM,

IAe11 EoONo'X s
Cary street, between Pearl and Fifteenth,
Richiiiond. virginia,
MANUFACTURES Of Locomotive Engines, Tens
WI dsrs, Rail Road Cars and all descriptions OF Rail
Road Machinery, Stationary Engines OF any required
power; also, Portable Engines, with decided improve
ment any Others heretofore made, Cfom 8 TO 40
horsepower) on wheels, so well adapted to Farming
Purposes Getting Lumber, &c, with Improved Circular
Portable Saw Mill attached, OF 1st I'd and 3D. Class
Mining Machinery, Grist and Saw Mill Machinery,
Frogngs and Tobacco Factory Fixtures Of every kind;
also, Brass and Iron Castings made to order.
may 2S, 1s5-6m-400 T.. RAIN.
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]. II. RENSHAW 4 co.,
Fashionable Cabinet Makers

"AVING received an agency from J. II. Renshaw
III Co.. for the sale OF their Furniture at this place,
would inform all persons wishing any thing In their
line that furnish them at Knoxville prices freight
added. have received u small stock Of Bedsteads;
Breakfast Dining Writing Tables Chairs
Any article OF Furniture made to order on short
tce Sofas, Divans and Iair-cloh Rocking Chairs will
be ordered for any person wishing to purchase.
Athens, June 20-tf-404 J. NJ. HENDERSON,.
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LATER From EuRoPf.--NEw York, July
6.-The steamer Baltic has arrived, bring.
Ing four days later news from Europe.
LIVERPOOL, Jun 25.-There is a firmer
feeling 10 the market, but no change in pri.
ces. Sales Of the three days $4,000 bales Of
which spectators and importers took 5000
bales.
Parliament has re.assembled. The House
of Lords has rejected the bill for the ndmis.
sion Of Jews to full right Of membersh Up
BY % majority.
No further discussion has been had In re-.
lntion to American affairs.
There remain 10000 French troops at
Constantinople.
A new Cabinet has been formed in Rus
STA.
DR.. Hunter, the well informed correspon.
dent Of the Associated Press, informs us that
the feeling in respect TO American affairs in
this country, had subsidized in England, and
no longer affects the markets. A London
paper also states that judging from the tone
Of the country press, it considers the whole
country delighted with the turn the Amer.
lean question has taken, md takes the op.
portunity to confess its surprise at the en-.
lightenmrnt afforded the country on the sub.
jet by the penny papers, their editors hav-
ing devoted themselves to n rational exposi.
ton of the American difficulties.
The Emperor Of Russia has constructed
new cabinet, including Gortschncff, Lans
ker, Ostensacken and Orloff. There was no
other intelligence of interest
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Athens FOunc1ry.
HAVING engaged the services OF Mr.. v. NJ. KnooRx,
who IL authorized to receive orders and
all business apperaning 70 the Foundry, any person
be attended to by calling at the Foundry.
Athens, July II, 1s56-tf-407 G. ZIMMERMAN.
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OVER TO "FREEDOM AND FREMONT!"-FrOm
the following letter in the Cincinnati Gazette,
it appears that one of the Democratic candi.
dates for Elector in Indiana, has taken the
stump for "Frecdom and Fremont:"
LAwREScEBURoH, June %.
Mr.. E. has returned from Greensburyh, and
reports favorably in regard to the Fremont
meeting-abOut 5000 persons were present.
The meeting was addressed by one of the
Democratic Electors, who notified his friends
that, IL elected, he would vote for Fremont
suppose the Democratic Central Committee
will very soon strike his name from their
Electoral Ticket. He has taken the stump
for Fremont, and is said to be u very effective
speaker.
Mr.. Cramer, the editor of the Daily Wis.
consin, of Milwaukee, one of the ablest Demo.
cratic papers in the West, has come out in
favor of Fremont. He says:
We trust that We shall not sever from old
friends, for there ore lens Of thousands OF
Democrats who gave their votes tor franklin
Pierce, who will now give their votes for
John Z. Fremont, rs the best and truest
Democrat in life, character and principles, of
all the candidates presented for the suffrages
Of the American. people"
The Albany Aening Journal has the fol.
lowing:
| 1t is no exaggeration to say that at least
one half of the old Democratic Party Of West.
ern NeW York are going for Freedom and
Fremont. In Rochester meeting is to be
held tonight 1t will be addressed BY Henry
r. Seldom, hitherto the rnOsi aOD,,lnr Demo
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THERE they Go-NoRTHERs DEMOCRATS
OVER TO "FREEUoM AND FREMoSr!"-From
the following letter in the Cincinnati Gazette,
it appears that one of the Democratic candi.
dates for Elector in Indiana, has taken the
stump for "Frecdom and Fremont"
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GtALTI SALTi-5O00 ms Ashland, extra One, for
- table use; 5000 Ds Turks Island, for picking
sept IS. GEO. W. ross.
The daily union., 1856-12-31
proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital al
Burlington, Iowa.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December IL, 1856.


Washington, December IL, 1856
npOposA received this department 1911
OF February A. ID 1851 al O'clock m, for the cuns uctnu
erected Al Burlington Iowa,
msnt sad proposals building
psctts mast every
each Kind o. work and
earned the department Tessying the ngt "a
Unit states requires the de
exclude the bids u
there just cause to be eve wH not ihu pro
have attempted 10 obtain BY ndirecuon
An be parties interest who do not n IA
and all bds hat upon investigation are below aH price
for the work.
the department the
kinds Of work and MATERIALS which "a ~ be subject
the department. that adopt the whoie or
United states
cent work done and materials dely
ascraned by
The estimate gpponsd Tor that
Del cent q the
by the aforesaid 70 he forfeited
ths event o no fuihIneut Of coulrarI.
Contacts be awarded only builders mud mechanics,
~ Secretary u The
Treasury be n forfeiture u the
signed,
persaBE, certhrd to be The uned SIT
Of said dsct,i uf $500
amount of part that
his ptop0ra b" accepted enrr imo
and buRd, win proper and suhccE secue or u
faithful performance,
hrnd and cshdcaic required VIII be furnished on pch
uout t0
PIsRs specifications and working drngng, will hs ready aor
the department.
1in BE- uHc fully al ~ sStaiiS
luiiA the oIaenis Of thtS adUertifcmcff
proposals department addressed 20 th
Secretary the fcasu, aud plainly endorsed oPosa ne
BuRnFfsn M1rins Hopal" opened lU O'Clock,
yAGEs GUTHRIE
Secretary or thc Treasury
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Tie pCTsUn viii bOOks,
dle payment Of the subscription be / aayaneo.
Distant subscribers may forward money BY letter. pOsla
81 which viii paid y and all sk by
safe transmission.
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sions Of fCoEg,ess, and weekly during the
Subscriptions for period less than year be
le prOpoTtiohed 20 the above annual
DT-PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and
Ly sending RVS DAILY subscribers go sncossd
sEMIwEEKLY subscribers, with s2S enclosed, viii be
titled a copy EvGfiI
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Dec Iq-oawtfebl9 [IuteiSstarl


nHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FUH 1897 WIN he pub-
il aOh Deoesnbfr instant
and astronomical cAcula
tons, the Tribune Almanac will con,gint
Very fu and complete Returns bV States,
district counties 1856 carefully compares Th the returns
Of former
The Important Acts n Congress, condensed.
The Government OF the I'm
List Of Members o the ConRss ard q he next ar
elected, classified poiucully
Concise of Doings KaHsas during the pas,
year
Account n Remarkable Contest Speaker of the HOuss
Nr,cie Europe
An Account 0f Movements Of General Walker and hs PIN
buster CospaniOns n Nicaragua.
Governors of the states Times ~ Holding
Elections, MEETING of legislatures, kc.
Ths Platform publican Party with condemned
Of thnse DemOcriIic aud American ParIirs,
Ordinance o I54 document generally
cessbe which had adopted would have made
tncky, habnms M,ssisspp 1htrs
years ordnauceOC 57 app caDo only the Northwest
Territory adupted,
Single copies l2K 81 O. per 100 Postage
che msnso EACH prepaid each when prepaid
Orocrs enclosing 9 cash respectfully solicited
GREELEY n McELRATH,
Dec o3-daaitw Tribune Ofioe, New York.
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EOLD PENs - gold and silver eases Psnknives I'm.
ported direct ON Rodser sons, sheffield; Fr"nch porto
hos French and fnglp drawing booki Albums French
English uvenNe bokv Enph Bbes and Prayer brooks, ~ a
Sues nnd hndn1s fne editions of standard
American RnE h and French satnOrp poetry aud pfose ne
ending and large collection of illustrated books mostly ipo
- direct from Earope by the undersignea,
Dee 20 FRAnCE TAYLOR
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON rLasTEIts,
ny which their Incomes ap.t he doubled

pgE g7td has invented snd obtained letters om The
United States for and combination o Machine
for converting seed
Rom through The md Spinning machine
~, until ready for shipment weaving
The om waste ~ TINS process viii be a. least cent
hAd fibre unbfoken uniniured
snr Of the machinery 81 the and die
etanre hfg and heavier, and
r comm nd he markets Of the gDrd dstancng al competition
~ advanced pfices.
The andsKnd k prepared dispose o( privileges HE
patent and will he Informed with compets 10
utuetons tain machinsy, all
other necessary particulars, application addressed
Dec 6--2awiyn GEORGE O. HENRY, Mobile,
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Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Granite
work for the rth Front OF the
Pat mt once Building.

DsPARTAEsT INTERIOR,
december s, 1856.
EaLEp PROPOSALS will be received at this panment un
The eighteenth February u O'Clock at noon, for fur
hnp such granite work may be required above
b the erection OF the north 'front.' OF inc Paieh
hs bids must be in the following schedule and clear
nalrrnl hauing dressings ana sehg IN
Guiding all the machinery and other expenses
Schedule.
Cube stone per superficial foot.
BEDS NJ bills, do do
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
Cornce in two beds, per superficial foot
Blocking course, do 40
enlablature, DO 40
Drops ~ eornice per ineni foot.
Triglyphs, each.
Gaps Of p1aseEs, each.
Channels Of basement, per lineal foot.
Window sis, per superficial foot
~ Granite must quality that in The eonstruc
non Of the budhg, specimens oi wnch WIZ DC re
qpach ri win sta p what work will be completed
nona i be than hose known Ia be ott
be fuzzy competent 10 u'n IN good iath
h,auaos n opose nud ssgnmrnt OF bid "a
recognised, un1ss made wh The approval ot 'h
he of the department -
upon agent Of the department IN chafe'
iherof tesepsg until ihe compeuoh o e Gun
tract and accephace work by SAID agent
10 se tDe nkh ~ tlc' OF
when deems the inteesI ~ ue unie'
states exclude The bids o any pef.os ~ pei
sons has seieye Will nol IRON any cause
Plane so,aeaons and working drawings ssR be examined
and information obtaned, application AZ ne Saee OIL 'h
superiDendtDt ..-.,- L., ........4 !,
Az sertaey OF th- pterior T h. eree
AZ tp PaenLOniee buidng VIII De ePsned
oicuek day named tor re ivns ne me
Secretary Of the inenof
Dec ls-aawtisFeb. [iDt Starr
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Proposal for Furnishing Marble and Marble
W ork for the N0r1h III ront OF the
Paten once Build ng.

FALSu buhu
DErAErMEST OF rHs ISrERrnE,
December 49, 1855.
cEALEp PROPOSALS will be reeeivsd this deparm until
he day Of Feb next " O'Clock al noo tot ur
arscisn on The fToa OF ID. Patent Once budding
ne la The O,m " The following schedule and clear
cludna ali The machinery aud other expenses
Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Beds and bills, do do
Extra stone per cubic foot
Co ace IA iwo beds pI snpefneiai loot
FnsIs . snIablarure, DO do
Drops 10 eomIes per nnsal foot
THgypha each.
Gags OF p,lSstera each
baune of basement, per itneal toot
Marble uilng per sn .,fneai loot
WuaoW sI do
rns marble mus, be similar In kind and quality that used
N h the east and west wings oi me building Spee
mn. ~ hich will required accompany the bids.
Zach bid what time The work VIII be compsted ara
none considered om Others than those known 10 Do OF '
trade be fully competent 10 iuh IN gooa aiN
hnous they propose and assignment nt bid o.
be gnised unless made wih Tue nppro'a Of inc
head . the department - .-.- :, II ~ !, . -, -
orsssps upoH OF the department IN chas
nereo per reserved until he completion oil he con
tract and acceptance oiihe work by said agent
The den Itself The right TO reject or accept IN
proposa he invited when deems the inteest oi e ohl
or 10 believe viii moi, III IN any
cause, faithfully perform the contract .,a -
plans working drawings be examined ant
other obaincd application at the once o me super
which this department. address
sd 10 the secetaiy Interior (endor ed Proposals Tor th
spscon OF IN. noni front One. butdngp viii b.
onened az O'Clock Of the day named for receiving th
same R. MoCLELLAND,
Secretary OF the Interior
Dec is-aawtlsFeb In, starl
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-05
PUBLIC VENDUE

NHE subscriber having disposed of tho
Il farm on which he resides, situate on
the road leading from Ricketts, Mills to the
Cherry Hill Road, will sell at Public Vendue
On Monday, January 2la, 1856,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the STOCK, PROVEN,
DER, FARMING UTENSILS, HOUSE.
HOLD GOODS, &c, situate on the premises
aforesaid, as follows:
! Yoke Of Oxen, 9 Cows, (both fresh, y
Sorrel Horse, l Brown Mare, l draught
Wagon, Dearborn do, light Carriage, l
sett wagon and Plough Gears, sett double
Harness, fine quality. new, sctt single do,
but little used, l Ox-Cart and Shafts, wheat
Drill, (Moore's Patiently wheat Fan, 1
horse Rake, l Grindstonc, Grain Cradles,
Grass Scythes, Axes, Spades, Shovels,
Dung and Hay Forks, Harrows, FIukes, l
Douglass chain Pump, lever do, Roller,
Hay and Straw Cutter, Whcelbarrow, Cross
Cut, Hand and Tenent Saws, l Chest of Car
penter's Tools, ploughs, Hay Rigging,
field and garden Hoes and Rakes, Lumber in
lots, hewed and dressed Posts, Sawed do,
and Rails, Mattocks, Pick Axes, Grow Bars,
POSTING Spades, Hay by the Ton, Rye Straw
by the bundle, Household and Kitchen Furn-
lture and lot of articles too tedious to mem
ton. f'.'
:, Terms of salc-Cash on the delivery Of
the goods. ~ II. SPROGELL.
JAM D, '56--ts.
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0bc fflarkcts.

EIKToN. Jau. 4.--EIyers hocto.d day are
giving Sl.e2 to :. p for g jod rcd wheat
Corn brought 10 cents for new and 20 for Old
Oats 3Iccnts Potatoes so cents.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Jan. 4th.-We
quote today from wagons, at the mills. and
in Front Street w seat, red 81 80, white,
$ % 81 co. Corn, new 20 cts, old 90 cts;
Oats, 20 cts; Ryc,ST 90. Fhur--Superfnc
SIS S7aa. Flaxsccd, 81 10. Clovcrse.d, 81 IA
80.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. 18th.
Flour: SS.G2 to SIS, with upward tendency.
Wheat: choice white SOB 2,l0: good TO
prime do Sl.95 2.05; good rcd $l.24
200. -.+..-- r..
Corn: good lots IS to 7Gcts; damp lots G5 q
GScts.
Oats: 33 10 Accents. .t..
Cloversccd: $3.50; timothy 1925,
NEW York CATTLE MARKET. Jan. o.
Bceves--Oil erings =, $50 head. Market i'm
proving. with sales at Sll 80. Sheep Offer
ings of {, 500 head, with sales at improved
prices. Swine-Offcrings 5000 head; prc-v-
declined with sales at Sc 80 a So 75
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 3D.
Offerings at the scales to day reached 600
head of Bccves, of which numbers head were
driven off for Philadelphia, 30 left over unsold,
and the remainder, 495 head, purchased by
Baltimore butchers and packers at prices rang
ing from 50a S5O0-avcraging about 81 %.
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ROAD EQIICE.
Eep IS, 1855.

We. the undersigned, have been duly ap.
pointed and commissioned by the County
Commissioners of Cecil County. Road "Ex
AA.NERs," to view the grounds and examine
and determine whether the convenience of the
Public demands by the laying out ola new
Public in he Northern portion Of Cecil coun.
ty. designated in the petitions ma relation to
it as follows.
ITO lead from .Tackson's Mill on Stone Run
to point at the Pennsylvania line near the
residence of James Johnson, to ntcrscct a
road being laid ont from thence through tic
lands of Isaac Tyson to intcrscct the road
from Cartcr's Mill to Kincsvillc iE Lancaster
County, Pa.
And we do hereby give notice that VIC will
meet at Jackson's Mill. the place named as
the point of beginning of the new road applied
for, on WedneNIoy tie End day Of january,
1856, and will then and there proceed to dis
charge the duties cnjoincd on us by the aforc-
said Commission from the County Comrnis
sioncrs of Cecil County.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS, }
THOMAS MAXWELL,
MARSHAL J. HUNT.
Dec. LIST, lS55-lm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-05

SPECIAL ELECTION IN BALTIMoRE.-From
the American Democrat We clip the following
which shows that "Sum' is still wide awake
in Baltimore:
ELECTION IN TIE FIFTEENTH WARD.-The
American party, as We were sure they would
do. carried this Ward triumphantly on We'd
nestay last. The vote stood, at the close of
the polls, Simms, G24, Kane, AGO. At the
ward election in October last the vote in this
Ward stool, for Taylor (Sag- Nichts) GG4 4:
Register (AmeIican) 5S3. In the last named
election the American candidate was beaten
by 81 votes; in the election on Wednesday
last, the candidate of the same party was
cl.cttd b. a majority of lG4. The actual
increase of the American vote was 43 over the
vote given in October. Its actual gain since
that period has been 245. This is very
gratifying event.
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ROAD HOTICEl

The subscribers having been appointed by
the County Commissioners of Cecil County,
Examiners TO examine and determine.
whether the interests Of the public require the
opening of Public Road III the Sixth Elcc-
lion District described in the petition for the
same as follows:
Prom the vicinity of Octoraro Forge to
Abe Road leading from the Rising Sun. to the
Pennsylvania Line
DO hereby give notice TO all persons intcrcs-
tel, that they will meet at the lording south
OF octoraro Forge, which is at or near the
place for the beginning of the proposed now
Road on Monday the 3lSt day Of December,
inst, and proceed with the duties which de-
voiyc upon them by the appointment tn.
said.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS. J
JOHN EVANS,
BENJAMIN HANNA.
Examiners.
December LIST lo55-lm.