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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18
Theatrical and nlusicaI.


Nmios GAKDnN.-hme. Aonplaiser, n Brilliant and
otner popur dancers are 70 perform this evening the
charming ballet Of "Ilsaro, after whichme will be If
made concert In the Illuminated gden the whole closes
Win he "Asgic Trumpet" In which the Ravels appear
Bowny.-A' Johnston, whose abities are univer.
doubtless be greeted by overlooking house the COCA
sion Of his bene6t this evening" when he In 10 enact the
hero in Me thrilling drama called the "Nan in the Iron
oask." Mr. Eddy also play Q the "Hedge Drivero and
Mr.. Fitzgerald In "BlAck Eyed sussn''
BuRroSs-A frs Glars entertain uaent 10 offered tonsht
fr the benefit Of the family Of Mr. Roberts, formerly H.
yorte orchestral leader who has been in the ol alto asy
kenH, and hessrs Burton and waioot and Va ious mem
bes Of the company have volunteered Inc pays are the
Prnter. Apprentice "Hily and "Turnng the Tables {"
III hoped the house viii be crowded.
WAIIAcK's-Nr. Lewis Ksteu an old actor and merto
nous gentleman, makes an appeal for benefit this even
Ing In order TO make his bill doubly attractive has
character Mr. r o. Rice also Miss Ada oarop. NJ Biana
and Mr. Rice his " Ote,lo.n
LAushGBEsss-Tne popularity Of the Marsh juveniles
continues unabaied Their per are invariably
well attended by audiences chiefly Of the farer
portion OF humsny, with whom the little ones have be
come decided PETS This evening the children play
the fairy cxrsv asxnxa OF Beauty and the Beas and
The lrish drama of " Brian O'Linn.D
ACADEMY OF Mus1o.-Mr Cooper, the violin,u and tho
cBnR he'd vocal'ts, Miss Miner Mrs John Wood Miss
agnes Roeersonand sgr Arnold Gumete aud Qd,nto
nes arc to execute quite number Of the choicest gems
Of music This evening
AMERICAN husEuM.-Should The weather provo pleasant
the Museum will, most likely be visited this afternoon and
bogus Burdell baby the happy fAm. the big snake Sc
and enjoy The neeromAntosna veuriioquia e&s of Prof.
Wymsp
BrrASrs MrsTRsls announce . long List Of their moot
Amusiag ,onss and buresqucs for night besides Dams
Grspe Vie rwst" and the aughsble scenes calIad the
picture Gallery" and "Down In Alabama"
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Christy's MiDstreh I'm London


Everybody at sn acquainted with the popular umuse-
menn OF Brother Jonathan, have doubtless heard OF the
famous Chrktyt MnselA-he great orignaiorsor boue
baros and the niger school Of musical art-and whose
pubic career extending period Of eight yeas In
New York produced for their Fortunate eeprecr FOR.
tune amounting 70 Els 600. Well, these much admired
"dsrkies made their arsi appearance in England last
evening at the St Janess theatre. and with yery
great success.
TIE party consists OF two low comedians (boues and
ambornc), four sentimental vocssts, two Addles and
vclnceit and The entertainment differs from that Of
the celebrated Pc company only In this rospecshas tho
Chrisiy gentleman act, as well ~ sing.
AZ specimens Of the peculiar Yankee Wit, We may cite
gentleman complains OF having been op
pressvey used by the lice he threw Into prison.
says he, only because asked friend to lend some
money lnpoesablel" excaim his hearers, " there
must have been come stronger excuse" "weln replies
the Injured individual, true obliged 10 knock
him down two or three times before I could ges Il -
Another complains OF having been arrested for taking
h,te piece OF rope dry horse q, tho end Of IT,
third expresses bis delight having been "neary" called
honey BY his beloved, because abe had sauied him a.
e old becswax
This is the kind OF fun Of which the comic part OF the
performance made up and had there been ~ Il,
ana less-much eerof the sentimental the general effect
would certainly have been msch better
The success Of the Christy Mnisires noverthe-
less very great and only regret their spirited
Eneah efyerrescr Mr., j. Mitchell, did no, bring them
forward much earlier IN the season
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The suoress cf The expedition and ,hss ,.s. -
ssureo Nat Ne Is"tsns veFe ssssrs ana would fsSfu
perform their promise 70 bring ak D du An eanI
ny 'nseTp eter, Jcseph Oampbel ana III han breeds
me party numbered aFogeshes one buudred and t,ensy
oT .e"ai S n "a. sssd; sd myself .h them
WHOA Gan assure you was very solemn and impses.
sye ene here took occasion 70 Impress upon hem he
that they kie or cayuyed ihei, rress nc,
would have just cause to make war upon ther whole
Ia,sn. They came forward, and each warrior pledged
0ey wou@ Fever return until They had minated
ink pc GU IAN end ne party, numbering about fifteen
have heard nom them II shs hoe in me Nountaio tSat
which place they expected TO ind the murdesers 1hAve
iHcng ncpca snAt the expedition VIII provo successful No
exeron has been wanting my part 10 secure this result
cone IN order peace and quiet the ffontsr
and ee ntense exci.emest which has prevailed long,
sna mas slrtsdy driven many settlers away from their
We nave passed through crisis which can only be sp
pSeeistsd BY being realized Al one Time oollision
y ermsn, this IVES prevented; and By this means
the demands Of the govsrnmeet, although predc cd BY
some claiming sre. e.Periescs 70 Indian aa1rs .. utterly
n quel will prove, wholly and entirely successful
Iwoud further state thai have been, By The nitsoa
sosd msm Ss ,0o
the Ccnsrt!ona Conv entinn OF tho Territory c me 70
as!e.d to bis duties in that body on the 9th insl tho
whole duty or agent and nonoent cons uueuty de-
vosed on me shall remain here few days until the
return Of the expedition and await the arrival Of your spo
cel agent, ana ebould the Indians bring In Inkpsdutsh
win proceed with The pay nenk Everything at rrasen
quiet Major Sherman has prooseded with hh command
wtn me exception Of one company, to Fort Hdgely 70
await my further Requirements.
neTe hss been 20 great an excitement throughout this
Territory that Governor hedsry IL here With Wow
70 Dquire into ne condition Of matters and the necessyo
calling out volunteeYs for which, II present. no necessity
exiit provided Sufficient force OF the United &stes
troops are retained on this frontier.
! have The honor To remain your o6edieut servant,
W. j. CULLEN, Superintendent
10 Hon JAs W. DENVER, Commissioner a indian Affairs
Washington.
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We learn from 81 Peorburg up 10 the 22t OF July that
BY virtue ~ an imperial ukase Of the 16,h u Odessa
w from the 18th Of the ensuing month OF August cease
70 DO sDy longer free port, and the tariff vill Ia
coftquence take the necesfnry effect there from that
date AL foyeen goods which hitherto have mot been sub.
jsSef 70 the payment OF duty u therefore, either come
urdo tho rev tariff or may, after tie lapse Of year.
be ~ifdyswn from nepce. with the abolition OF me
privileges OF free harbor tho right OF wsrehousns for
egn goods ho period or which has hi hero boon
COZ VIII be rested 10 tveso months In the ports OF
81 Petersburg. Riga and Archie neel and the 18Th OF
August he receipt OF the h part Of the daues for the
benefit OF the ciiy OF Ode 80 .ill cease.
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ocuLIsTs AND AuRIsrs.

nR. wHBHLzR, oCOUIisT, go BROADWAY DE-
~ votes .ieni stiseases Of the eve chronic lnnans
ton Of he evelds eec,ualy cured; hlos, specks "a
moved without surgica opefsh CCe hours, BIO r. NJ
Frsnch a. alcis eJ co for sale and lnser,eds
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..- DENTISTRY.
T.sM ExIsAcrHD IN TEs sxcoNDs, WITHOUT
treeznr) THE asurahle system mrs nv me on
street Narsk. 49, A' W. "ef'' ''' N'0
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fIAsH or APPROVED TINE BUYERS uAr pRoCuRp
" ~r G ~ esson'nnsnt At much below mnket rates.
have Of the most extensive fsoes the ~stv And AZ.
q OHrEka
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REWARDS.

eS BBvARD-LONT, ON THURSDAY THs 18TH
VC int gonR nom Fifty arst street, down Ninth Az snua 70
thirty seve III street. thence renh snue and sirtsh
res adys gold Hnh bracelet The finder win reosivs
III Campbell oovDer OF 6 reen w.ch Q ID veaey SITS.
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SEGARs.

ono O00 sreARs OF VARIOUS QUALITIES.
lVO.VVO from - 70 $40 per ihousssd Purchasers
are invited 70 efsnne my stock, as barrans CAsh
sdvsnr made segars Of Havana Domestic and Germs
mshmsc'ure- U. CHnEKs, ~ Broadway
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fNolL. CoAL-THE UNpHRsIGsEp IS SIZZLING Els
\ heet Gray ash coal douh sseened prepared sr anl
sep direct i'm r. the mi7ss The ton q. l2sf
for delivered psrt ~ Brookyn rec OF
oe,,.uen who burned tried his sbond
ny ose 3 sauts s-eet where tay ceu see vt % The
rsrnss WIN burned u fo- - let three
f1ur saia'ef hl thsv e. Leaf fIa.
Iry IL ALkX. CAMPBELL, . lands stret ProkyR
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Y,d5s =. Hr LIE ~ rHs NEW YORK HkRALO:.I
from dccton; when ladies' M doctors their hey have
no right to beray them Mr. Cunninghams doctors are
nobe eenemep thcy wond not have put her p all
dd and hsr dec her. they ought not 70 advise her TO
ns enc ad Tor ne FAKE d ho' dear ehdren 10 place Of
two docors have myaeh suf:eret by doctor of high
tried 70 get he OF husbands property
did not succeed in doing LADY.
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VuIA BRUNSWICK HOTEL.
yermyn street. ~ James
rlr.t ,l.ss scccnnodstiom h~ nnses and xenueaSess
scccrd s'sss prices.
=. Fan fOrslsr npx1sSss spoksa.
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HOTELS.

GRAND HorEL IN LYON, RUS TNPuRIALE, Lyon
~ frnce under The dircssion o. Eugene Ru snscht from
Hotel On lsnrre fsria-Ths magnificent and larg. hots
cont.nnf W sprtnens, constructd The model Of the
equn 70 The er.od Hotei du Louvre Paris oppo
re me ner sfchanre, Impersls Large and spacious
dnng roons sp reading Conversation and smoking
WE an enccneut cuisine and gccc attendance ors 70 fam
bee snf rsve~rn evevy or thew Table
and rtstauryaI IA carte Private carr.Sss
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UARIcosn vRrEs.-AtL PERSONS sUyYuRrEo yRop
woler leT OF ysr,ccse veins can be relieved By vev
ma one OF III VALklsws spiFa elastic uocknGp. neds Il
trs.n on 70 Be obtained oay q IL nisA srso cvposs
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip.

T7lIE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned under the name
and firm of Touchstonc n Hines, BlaGksmiths
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm, will please
make immediate payment, and all those ha-
wing claims against us. will please present
them to james Touchstone, who Is author
lied to make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TOUCIISTONE.
JOSEPH lIAINES.
Port Deposit, Jan. /, 1857.
TNuE SMITItiNG BUSINESS, in all its
l. branches, will be continued by me, at the
old stand. Being a practical Machnjst.
will give prompt attention to the cunsruc-
tion and repairs of machinery.
avail myself of this OCCASION, to oflcr my
most sincere thanks for the pat. oragc here
toforc bestowed on the late firm, and | hope
by strict attention to business, and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public,
to cntitlc myself to- continuation ofits favor
JAMES TOUCIiSTONE.
Smith s. MuctiniA
Port Deposit, Jan. 3, SIT
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

Vt1IIE Collectors Of the several districts
Il are notified to make the following re-
turns at the second meeting of the Count y
Commissioners IN the month OF April next,
CON the 2ist, 22nd, and 23rd Of that montl,)
viz;
The return ofnew assessments for the year
1851.
The return Of all Insolvenrics for the year
1856, with the reasons therefor.
The return OF all errors and necessary
changes in assessments, and
The return the removal of Taxablcs in
their respective districts.
They are further notified to pay to the
County Commissioners, at their first n,ectin.
in April next Con the 9Th. Sth and 9th of that
month) the amount Of tax on dogs collected
by thcm for the year 1896, in order that it
may BE- appropriated to the uses specified by
Law. By rTder,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, clerk,
to Colnm'rs cecil county.
March 2lst-5w.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28

THE AD"Ql' ATE PUNISHMENT or OrrENb-
Ens.-Judge Price, of the County Circuit
Court has set an example in the adequate
punishment Of offenders which has all the
benefits Of both practice and prcccpt. 1t has
freed oar community for long series of years
from the presence Of Scvcra. hardened and
pauycroua Williams, whilst it has dv,nonst,a-
ted that the Judge who thus docs his du,v
using theotiicial dscicti lodged in his hands
not for purposes Of miSdircclcd mercy only
but also for the protection of society and the
satisfaction Of justice, is sure to be sustained
by the sympathy and approval of the com.
munity. Judge Price has simyly done his
duty, but he has done it at time when such
discharge Of it was sorcly need d. and in
way to make it most productive of good. The
cases Of Peacock and Welsh, and BENJAMIN,
and Rocns, were suitable instances for the
most rigorous tintiicatioa Of the Jaw. They
were not casual offenders tempted into crime
by some gush Of passion or sudden telnp,n.
tior, Robbery aud outrage had been the
characteristics of their lives, and mercy to
thcm wo,sld'hnte been cruelty to the comrnu-
nifty. We hope that solnr inorc of the noto-
rious offenders that i,fcst our city. may 20
to Towsontown for Justice, and receive it there
from Judge Price.-BdH. american.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28

Again; he knows lie deals unjustly with
our warehouses in speaking II the lnjustlfia.
ble rise in salt aud gunnO. IL he is afarmrr,
he ought to know land If he does not know
he Should not writc) that the Peruvian gov
ernment through their agents. controls, ex-
clusivtly. the price OF g,iano. There, never
was in Port since have been here, but one
instance of the Kind he speaks Of, and that
occurred several years ago, aud has aut been
repeated. 1t is useless to speak of salt, MS
the profit seldom covers more than interest
aud expenses. As regards grain the prices
here are nearly full BALTIC. rates. Those "un.
experienced tramst,rs" over whom he groai,s
50 sympathetic, in being cheated out Of seve.
raj bushels of grain, do not come to Port, but
should the page" Of "Sr fl,rliblas' ever
meet such rarity in this town, asan "uncr-
Pesicnted tcomster" he will say to his master
Justice lettest now thy servant depart in
rsace. for my eyes have a; length bctrld thy
truthlulness. The charge iSsimply false, and
here is the proof Fail bank s scales are us-
I'd here, the best and simplest extant. Eve
ry farmer can balance them if he chooses
when selling grain, they are SO simple i'll ar
ranstmcnt, that man who never saw a set
hut once, could understand their action in
less than five minutes, 0irdys prorided he in
the language Of Butler is not 6nc of those
who can prove by force Of argument
"A ca'f an alderman; u goose Justice"
Any man OF common sense can readily per
crive. without argument that the latter part
of the quotation # rrrersed will We'll apply TO
the writer Of Down on Port"
Grain yaiics continually in price and annu-
ally in quality: the present weight of wheat,
coir and oats is no crit, rion for next season .
Apart from this some farmers with COM
mcndablc pride. clean their grain thoroughly
while others merely chnff it, making a great
difference in weight and price. This is tho
cause of ''lo>iug several bushels" Our grain
merchants arc To hlamc in not making II
greater discrimination between qualities unh
cleanliness. If the farmers are SO badly us
ell why do they not embrace the opportunities
Offered TO ship to BALI and Phila! II docs not
pay The prices here are better in the gross,
AS better weight is given, than IN the cities.
can prove this truth ny respectable and re-
liable farmers.
Now for the whskcy. am. as much op.
posed TO liquor as Justice can l,c. | appeal
to you Mr.. Ricketts, If there were not src.
lures in my last on rum which you suppress
ed: and if former communication WAS not
withheld. because Of its ccnsure and pointed
severity There were some under the inhu-
cnce of liqnor at the time of the flood. but all
were not villagers, am, ninc trnths of those
intoxicated wr,e habitunl thinkers. Those
10 whom I referred az nut hing depressed
were sober men and property holders.
The expression" spukcn of, only related
to ono individual instance. and was made uSc
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
OF CECIL. COUNTY.

TNllE undersigned Commissioners, ap.
l. pointed by an Act Of the General Assem-.
bly, of Maryland, To incorporate the Partners
aud Merchants bank OF Cecil county, hereby
give notice, that Books will be opened vt the
Office Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Cecil county, in Elkton. on Tuesday, the
9Th day Of April next, and will be kept open
for four consecutive days, Tuesday, Wednrs-
day. Thursday and Friday. the 7th, sth, 9Th
and 10th of April, from O'Clock A. ". until
1 o'clock +. n. Of each day. for the purpose
of receiving suhscript ptions to the capital stock
of said Bank, to the amount One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, the shares being Of the
par value of twenty-five dollars each.
Subscribers will be expected to pay two
dollars per share at the time of subscribing.
and the balanrc bt such insalnlents rs may
he called in or required after the amount of
Finy Thousand Dollars shall have been sub
scribcd. SAMUEL Is. FOARD,
+. A. ELLIS.
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
WM. TORBERT,
JOHN l.. CLAYTON,
GEO. W. HEN NETT,
JOHN SHIPPERS,
March 2l i'm Comm ssioncrs'
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
q, ne,oers ar Correspondents.

NTThose Of our subscribers whose change
of residence requires a change in the d'rec-
,ion Of their paper will please inform us of
The fact.
GIVE print on our first page an article
on Rhymes to the ecad":which tho recciv-
ell several weeks ago, has iii, now been laid
aside for want Of rom. Our correspondent.
we think. might have found even norc ride
ulons obituary verses in our Ballmorepalcrs
~. ..Nouh ~ .lettcr, found below is quite
long but We could not well shorten it with.
out damaging its proportions.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
A COUNTY MAP,

The undersigned is row tan~assing, to as
certain if the number Of subscribers will be
sufficient to justify the above Undertaking,
and will thankfully rcceivt any encourage
mcnt in that way. Citizens whom by acci-
dert, he may not call upon, or find at home,
and who wish to favor the work, will please
sign in either of the subscription books. which
will be found at j. +. Browns, Ekton Post
Otiice-H. l.. Thomas store North East-and
J. j. HcckaIt's office Port dc POST.
SIMON j, MARTENET,
Mar. IA 1856. r'ye Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28

HENRY BENNETT has opci.eH with ar
l. lentire new Stock Of Goods. such rs are
usually sold in all country towns. His stocI,
is well assorted, selected with great deal of
care, ami will be sold at the very lowest
prices. either frt cash or country produce.
1t consists of the following goods. a eom-
plete assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GRt1tERIES,
BOOTS ANDSHOES, HATS avn CAPS.
QUEENSWA ARE xsp HARDWARE;
PROVISIONS AAD DRUGS.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The most Complete assortment Of BUILD.
ING HARDWARE and Carpenters To4Is
that has ever been offered in this par. Of tire
country; which will be sold at equally Dis low
prices is they can be sold in Phiaa.
Ills CLOTHING is got up entirely under
his control by Robert Faulkner, inst from
Phiiada., who gets up his work in the hest
manner. Customer work got up at the short
est notice and in the best style.
n. B.-The highest price paid FOR all kinds
of countty produce by, ....... ..,,...,..
HENRY BENNETT.
North East, Cecil Co. Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
New London Academy.

The Summer Session Of this Institution will COM
mencc on the FIRST Monday Of May
The Principals having lately purchased large
brick building which is admirably adapted TO the
purpose Of II toarding- house and has been within
the past year completely filed tp are enabled to
offer to students accommodations still mose pleas
ant. convenient and comfortable than heretofore.
Both. Boarding. house and School will be con-
stantly under their personal Supervision: by which
this Institution affords superior facilities for extcn
dcd Classical, Mathematical or Commercial cduca-
ton, Modern Languages, Drawing Music etc con.
neced with untired care fvT the papils health and
comforts.
F0, circulars terms etc. address
GEO. DUFFiELD, A. RI
March II +. NJ. FAEllTZ, A. NJ.
New London, Chester Co. Pa. Principals
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
AdyertiainR.

We srapsat what we have often said, that The
Cesil WING has far greater circulation than any
other parcr on the Eastern Shore OF in any Of the
neighborips counties in this stste It's valid.
able msdiuti for advertising to all petsoi,s in this
county who have property, Real or Personal fot
sale; or. who deal in any sort Of merchandise,
goods or wares Every doiihf they sxpnd in i'd
vrrtsing in The whis must rebay them hundreds
And pcr.ons in the citiss WIS fnuy desire to sell
to merchants and citizens Of Ghcil couSty. can in
no way mako their business a.d loca tion kn5tn to
l,em 50 wen as Nv advertising in The Cecil Whig.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
PERUVIAN GUkgD.

ENPERIENCE has taught the Farmer that the
T. only reliable Fertilizer is the PERUVIAN Gov
EnSMESr GuANo. The subscriber. sole Agent in
philadelphi for the sale of it. has now Oh hand
large sock of PURE Peruvian Guano. which he
will sell at the lowest cash price, in lots 10 suit
either dealers or farmers. 5. j. CHRISTIAN.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia,
No is. North Wharvcs, and No. 81 North
Water street. mar ] 3m
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
HOUSE PAINTING.

JAMES A. SMITH will come to Elhton
OH the 25th inst. to follow his business of
HOUBE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING,
Glazing, NC. He learned his trade in Phil
adelpha, ard processes to be a thorough
workman. lie agrees to make NO charge
unless his work is ,ell done. Persons who
want work done In his line will please give
him call. Mar -, 4N'
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
Almonds Indian Queen Hotel,

F1fTIl AND MAKKET ST 3. HNINGToN, Del.
TIIIIS old established and dcserv-
@ i edly popular first class Hotel is
!rfTTH still open for the reception Of guests.
t.ENgINTbc location in IN the most pleasant
part Of the city, and in the Immediate vicin-
ity of the United States Courts, Custom
House, and Post Office. as well as all othor
places of business. The rooms are large and
well ventilated, the furniture OF the finest
material, and made to order expressly for
this establishment, rendering it the most de-
sirable Hotel in the State.
The Stables conccted with this House are
spacious and comtorta Bile, and viii always be
in good condition, and attended by careful
hostlers. Terms Of horse keep per day so
cents; single feed l2a cents.
CIIAS. NJ. ALMOND, Proprietor,
Mar 2lst 3m. Late Of Eagle Hotel Phil.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-03-28
ROAD NOTICE.

HEREBY give notice that will apply to
L the County Commissioners Of Cecil Coun-
ty at their next regular meeting attct the
18th day Of April, next, for the appoia. ment
of Examiners to lay out Road from my
farm. through the lands Of William Timths to
the Public Road leading fiom the Cccilton
and Ponds Meek Road to the Ceeilton and
Grove Point Road.
Mar IA, s. JOHN YANSfNT PRICE.