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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-26
ROAD NOTICE,

rIlCE is hereby given, that application
~ viii be made to the County Commas.
sioncrS OF Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the .Sth day of March
next, for the appointment Of Examiners to
view and determine the propricty Of locating
and opening new road. to commence near
the Bridge over Big Elk. at SCOTS Mills,
on the west side Of said creek, and to run
thence through lands Of rhns. Fulton, Jesse
Taylor, John and Robert Galaher, John
h"wric, and Parhc, Smith 4 Co.. to the
road from Palke's Iron Works to Cherry
Hill, then to follow, with Il sli.ht alteration.
the public road already located, leading from
Parke's Iron Works aforesaid. aud passing
Markcc's Mill. to Lori's upper Factory.
thence continuing the new location through
lands OF Larason b. Carhart and Daniel
Lord GA tn" west side of Big Err Creek. to
the road from Cherry Hill to Lords middle
Factory; thence through lands Of Daniel
Lord, Joshua Jackson and Joseph Il. Brown,
to point near Joseph Il. Browns, on the
road leading from Elkton past Ricketts,
Mills 10 the Plank Read. Feb 26, lS59-5w
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SiIERIFF'S SALE.

Hl virtue OF IL writ OF Fici Facias issucl,
- out Of III. Circuit Conr for Cvci! county.
At the suit OF John a. Stephens, against the
goods and chdttcs, lands and ic,cmcnts Of
Robcr! NJ. Nalm.!cy, to Inc directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the riyht
title, claim, interest amd estate. at law and
in equity, of the said Robert VI. Walmslry in
and To all that
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND,
IN the town of Ei.>ton, Cecil county. Wing on
the road leading from Eikt"n to G:lpin's
Ford, adjoining lands of Wm. +. Stick land,
Samuel i. F"arl and others and hereby
give notice that ON
Hedaesiag, The 23m day Of March. 1859,
| will "hcr for sale said property, SO seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction,
to thu highest bidder for Cash, to satisfy
said wit.
~ Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REl NOLDS.
Tcb. 20, lS39-ts. Sheriff.
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LOVELY WEATHER IN GEORGIA Tie Sa.
vannah GA Republican,. Of Monday. SAYS
that the weather for week past has been
delightful. The mercury has ranged from
Oh deg. to - deg, and men and things gen.
orally were taking on an aspect hike anything
Use than winter. Jrssaminrs. hvncnths,
and other early flowers were in full bloom and
fragrance, and the water in the canal. in that
vicinity. 50 p(, aSantly warm. that the boys
avalled themselves Of the change to go IN
swimming.
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THE 22ND AT NORTH EAsT.-The
celebration at North East by the American
Mechanics was pleasant affair and gave
satisfaction to all concerned in it. The
Mechanics, to the number of seventy six, were
in rcgalia, and marched through the town,
headed by the North East Band, a promising
company Of musicians, whose performances
were highly creditable. At O'Clock in the
afternoon an able sermon was preached in the
NJ. f. Church, to the Mechanics, by Rev. Mr..
Cooper, from Psalm Cxxxin and 1st verse;
In the evening some two hundred persons
partook of an exceIlect supper, prepared by
Mrs. TrarnelI, a. the Town Hall. 1t was a
propitious day for the worthy order of men.
under whose auspices it took place, and will,
no doubt, cause an addition to their numbers
in North East.
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\ NETh MESSAGE EXPECTED -PEHNsYL-
vAHIAN3 N0TING AGAINST APPROPRIATION
Bills -AN EXTRA SEssIOE, &C. " dShiag-
ton. ftb. -. The President to-day has been
writing message to Congress, supposed 10
be veto of the agricultural college bill
That bill was sent to him on Friday.
A majority Of the Pennsylvania democratic
members of the House decided, in caucus
Yesterday, To vote against the appropriation
bills, precedent to action for an increase Of
the tariff hence their participation to-day in
the defeat Of The pos,oiiice bill. Those who
voted for the bill were Messls ALL. Landv and
White. 1t is stated that the Republicans
who voted against the bill desire to bring
about an extra session. Some Southern
members are opposed to appropriations for
the new post office buildings and to overland
routes.
Ii Is also stated that the committee npon
charges against Sir Soaring, members o!Con.
gress from Ncw York will report no rcaulu.
ton BaH. San, 25h.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS or THE County,
We are under obligation to Mr. Nathan
Griffith and Miss Ann Kirk, OF the Brick
Meeting House, for various copies of old
newspapers of the county, among them some
fifteen copies of t'c Lihion press Of various
dates from July 1923 TO May 1892: also, a
copy OF the second number orINe cecil Gazette.
published August 30th, 1881; Cecil is sprt
in the title :. C;rrH." There are, also, among
them several copies of the 8. EoNd Of UDion,'
published at llavrc dc Grace in 1918, and Of
9 Tie iIepsnIeM Ga@ni}r, or Chronicle IF
Eeed0m.' published in phila., in 1876 and
" Tie hsryiaM Jonrnm aaA Baltimore
.3ireriiser, - publiscd in 1888.
1--WE haze, also, learned with regret
that Large number Of old Cecil papers, saved
by a careful citizen Of the county, now
deceased. have lately been sold to u grocer for
wrapping paper and destroyed. We hope all
our readers in the coupty VIII keep "A watch
for old county papers and inform us where
any may be procured.
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THREATENED DESTRUCTION OF TIE LIVES
AND PROPERTY OF AMERICAN CITIZENS IN
MmHico.-A special dispatch to the New
York Herald Of Sunday says:
messenger arrived here this morning from
Vera Cruz. with dispatches from Mr.. Church
bill the special agent of our government IN
Mexico. The President and Srcretnrv Of the
State had the matter under consideration until
late hour this evening. From what has
transp,rcd it is understood the dispatches
speak of the alarming danger which threatens
the lives and property Of American citizens in
Mexico from the bandit inpw in power there.
and impioiing our government for prompt and
immediate assistance. 1t is not unlikely the
President may transmit the dispatches to Con-
gress on Monday, so as to show the nect ssity
OF power being AT once granted lin to protect
the lives of our fellow citizens in Mexico, un-
less Congress desires to lie responsible for
their murder AS peace measure, that
power should at once be given, so as to avoid
the wild excitement throuy iout the country
which the news Of the bulchtrng of Amcii-
cans by u Mexican mob will he certain to
create. Meantime there is no doubt the
President will at once direct the Home
Squadron to be sent to Vera Cruz.
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THE GuAN0 TRADs IN PERr.-Thc Govern.
mrnt Of Peru sold from The Chncla Islands
daring the year 1858, guano to the amount If
266 100 tons. THIS sold at the ports in
Europe and America. where it was delivered
for about diiefn millions dollars and deduct
Ing 3,oGD.ODD for the freight this leaves
fl2.uUD00O received by the Peruvian Gov, rll-
IN mt and thcii agents from the sales. The
freight the last year has averaged about Sll
ton. Ii is now $40 or less. AT one time
the freight was as high as $50 4 ton.
The annexed statement. fom the Lima
Commerc'a, gives the amount Of guano ship
ped during thc Y,nr 1883
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CIR 5flnriscts.



GREPoRTED BY HENRY $. ST!Trs.l
ELKroH, Feb. .. 1859.
Red Wheat Sl,32 TO 50 60, White do.
81 IS to 5000, Corn, 70, Oats Al, Lime,
loa cents per bushcl.
BALTIMORE, Feb 25th.-Good 20 prime
red heat ST. TO S!.35, prime white wheat
&l.45 to 81 60. Corn both white and yrl-
low - to so cents. Rye IS cents. Oats As
to so cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra 5000 to Sc 25
WlIMlNGToN, Feb. c5,h.-Whcat Gl.l5
Corn Is els; Oats A. Flour Sc 60 a S6.l2.-
Clover Seed, $3.50: Timothy do, - 20.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb. 9th.
Whit Wheat SlG5, Rcd do, 81 43 -;
Corn, 50 cts; Oats, SO cts Flour, $500
to IS IS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MArEET. Fec. 81.
Bed Cattlc-Thc offerings this week amoun-
ted to about 200 head. sales at 50 : 10 So
per 700 lbS-thesc prices are about the same
as last week. Cows and Calves Sales Of
fresh Cows, at $50 a SI5: dry do. at l5a $50
each. Sheep Ollilings 5000; and sale, at
SIS 90 each. Hogs Offerings about 800
and sales at So 90 a 50 90 per 100 lbs.
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Her Sale or I'XstaMgc.

GOAL YARD AND FIXTURES for sale,
Sor to exchange for country property in
Eiktpn or Newark. Open for any offer in
Cccll county, or New Castle county. Del
Also. two 3-story BRICK HOUSE. Oh the
lot, subject t. Il Ground Rent of $3.50. The
Improvement cost the holder about S3 cor,
but he will take less. There has been Il good
business done at the Yard; it will rent freely.
SHould any property be offered worth more
or less, could be accommodated. il sltisiac-
tory. For further information inquire at the
Office OF The Cecil Wing.
Feb. 20, lS59-Gw
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THE EXPECTED EUROPEAN WAn-TuE
ITALIAN QUESTION AS BETWEEN FRANCE AND
Ar@TRlA- LARGE Loans CALLED FOR &c
Ncw lork, Fsb % - The London CORES.
pendent If the Commercial says Of the diff
cul,les on the continent, that faith in post.
D"nrnents and pailialyes is rapidly becoming
extinct, and most people are conscuucntly
"racinG their mind, for a contest. Our naval
system is to be thoroughly rcmc,icl.d. and
there are rumors ola loan of fifty million dol
lars about to be proposed for that purpose.
Great activity likewise prevails in all the
military dcPa, tu,ents
Inc farIs correspondent Of the same paper
says France is preparing fo' war. there can
he no doubt and the betroiha Of King Victor
Emanuel to the eldest daughter Of the late
Emperor Nicholas of Russia will inevitably
increase the war panic.
Private Liverpool letters. Of the 5th. say
that the war feeling is gaining ground. The
underlined position Of Political affairs, tile in.
PRODUCTION Of further foreign loans. the ,xpAc-
'at'on OF large rcqurnents !,y the hom,
government Tor the q, fvGsos Of the County
and the wa'!,~c preparations in continental
hu,"';e' are calculated TO have an important
influence on financial matters, and scnsioly
affect the course of trade.
The silence of the Queen speech upon the
war question eXcl'cs grave remark and onin-
IONS On the subject Of peace or war alternate
daily. The introduction of the Austria and
Sandman loans, it is believed, in both cases,
are lol The purpose Of raising the sincws Of
war.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-26

THE CoUEr. The February Term Of
Cecil county Circuit Court came to an abrupt
conclusion on Monday last. owing to the Illness
OF Judge Price. The jurors were in attendance,
ard Tie Grand Jury went to work without the
Judge, at the appointed hour. By the after
noon mail the intelligence cf the Judges III
disposition was received and after consulta-
ton among HE members of the bar, the Jurors
and Witnesses were discharged until they
should be called together again by order Of
I'll Court
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-26

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The large stable
and adjoining sheds belonging to the Fountain
Hotel in this town, the property of the heirs
Of DANIEL Richardson, were destroyed by fire
on Tuesday night last.
The fire was discovered about II O'Clock,
and for awhile the tavern house and surround
ing buildings were in extreme danger. The
young men of tire town got ont the old engine
and by lis help were enabled to subduc the
fire. A stable which stood within thirty feet
ofthc one destroyed had one side of its roof
covered with llmc, which was cXtinguishcd by
the great cXcrtions Of die persons present.
The fine is believed to have been the wor,; of
an inccndiary. There was an insurance of
800 on the buildings destroyed, in the Mutual
Insurance Company Of Delaware. which will
probably not cover the loss. Mr.. Wells.
the tenant lost quantity oflay and other
articles.
J. A. j. Creswcll, Esq, ono of the owners
of the property, expressed his thanks to those
who assisted at the fire, by giving IA supper at
Wells, at which some 200 were present.
On the next morning wednesdays the alarm
Of fire was again heard. This time it proved
to be in the large stable at the Howard House,
in the loft Of which the hay had been fred
Discovered at the start, and number of
citizens collecting at The instant, it was spccd-
" cxtinguishcd. This attempt to burn another
Hotel stable caused considerable excitement !;
it being at once concluded that there was
some one in the town determined 20 produce
destructive fire. A few minutes LATER,
however, another attempt was made to set fire
to the same stable, by Francis Stats, a
boarder at the hot9i well known to be. at
times at le%st, wrong in his mind. He WAS
arrested aud lodged in Jail.
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THE New REPUBLIC OF iIAYrL-- Later adj
vices from Port all Prince indicate tina; tie
new republican government ofllayli j; ,auid.
" assuming shape, General G,!.apd has form.
I'd his cabinet: and by s"gvral new measures
has Indicated the h. rallry of his views and
his lrlrndhln 20 the United States New ports
are oprnrd; all political prisoners are set at
liberty, the cXlles are invited to return : aud
anrw commercial and industrial era promised
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II.CJURII
L TIE REV. II. l.. IIUES.

d III z KEW. IT. +. II NN.
ME Port Deposit Library Association take
L pleasure III announcing To The public that
they have made arrange mcuts with the Rev
ii. +. HUkN to Lecture before the society
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. the 9th Of
March, next. The subject Of the lecture
will be '..}t,iia.'
a rare opportunity will thus be afforded
to lean something of tn. history and career
OF one Of the most extraordinary characters
Of ancient or modern times. :.
Doors will be opened at ! o'clock lecture
I" Commence at > O'Clock
IlckeiS admitting II gentleman and lady,
p cents single tickets, % cents.
Feb 2G, lS5g--2w.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
oxford Female Seminary,
CHESTER COTNJY p 4

CHESTER COUNTY, P.f.
TSIiIE Fortieth Half early Session of this
q Institution will commence on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY, IN MAY, affording facilities
for Il complete collegiate education.
Boarding and Tuition in the ordinary
English Branches, $50 per session of Five
Months, or $50, including the above, with
Music, Ancient and Modern Languages, and
Drawing.
Access by Daily Stage from Newark.
For circulars, address
REV. JOHN VI. DICKEY,
Or, REV. SAMUEL DICkEY.
Feb 10, 1859
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DEAD HEAD "A freight car was opened at
Brnwool, Va, on Saturday, which had been
kept closed since it left Philadelphia. near
week ago. No sooner was the door opcned
than out jumped young man. who took to
his heels like greyhound, without stopping
to answer any questions. An examination
showed that the traveller had provided him
self with enough Of .a'ablcs to keep HIM on
much longer Tip lhan the one he made.
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II. r. s1EERWODD's
HOTEL,

an TIE EUROPEAN PLAN corner FAyETTE
~ and HARRISON Streets. near the Md. institute
OYSTERS and GAME Of all kinds
for tie season, cooked in all styles at the shortest
notice.
ss~Gentlemen can obtain rooms by the day or
week, At moderate charges. l.. ii. PRICE,
Oct 30, lS58-tf. Superintendent
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LATER FROM MEXICO DEFENSE OF VERA
CHuz. -New Orleuns, Feb. 22.--Da,es from
Vera Cruz to the 10Th ha We been received. -
Governor Juarez was preparing for avigorous
defense of the city. lie has S 900 men and
a large plumber Of guns and has ordered more
from the country, being sanguine of defeating
Gen. Miramon.
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TIE FLORIDA SEMIN OLEs. .-Nesc Orleans.
FEB. 22.-- The steamer Magnolia has arrived
from Florida. having on board Major Rector
and seventy one Seminole Indians, bound
west of Arkansas. They are all in fine health
aud spiIits
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EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGREss Should an
extra session of Congress take place. 1t will,
it is said br called for June, and, as a matter
Of course. special elections would have to be
held in Maryland and all Southern States but
these which have already held elsc,ions-
Florida, Arkansas, Missouri, and South Caro-
lima elect in May. Virginia. another South.
ern State, holds her election in May.-Sun.
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II. r. WELL IS.
WITH .gACGYS REED.

s. 4. corner Of Scc6M aad Spruce Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
ElNE CLOTHING, wholesale and retail.
Il Also, a well selected assortment of
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs, and FEsTINGs,
kept on hand for customers orders Army, Navy
and Volunteer Uniforms
Y-Our long experience and present facilities
in the above branch Of business is sufficient to
guarantee entire Satisfaction. FEB 81, t5je-tf
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LOPEZ SCARED The latest news from
Paraguay represents President Lopez as
badly scared for he has written to every river
power to inltrccdr Tor him. HIS ,ifiris will
be in vain the day Of expiation for eighteen
years of crime is net far off. Mr.. Commits
sioner Bowhn will politely reject all such
overiures. and leave his mission IN is naked
integrity, to speak for itself in the history of
the world
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KENTUCKY PoLlrlos. Louisville, Feb. a.
The opposition convention have nominated
Joseph F. Bell for Governor of Kentucky,
without dissenting voice, Alfred II. Allen
for Lieutenant Governor. and James Harlan
for Attorney Geneal. Great unanlmty pre-
vailed throughout the proceedings.
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DRESS MAKING.

MTRS. LYDIA ". ROSSELL respectfully
W. infurms the ladies of North East and
'ieinlty', that she is proposed to make all
!;iDIs Of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
a." shortest notice, at the residence Of her
father (John Janney.) second house on The
rvtI leading TO Elkton, and respectfully
snucits patronage. May -, lS5S-f
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ACCIDENTS FROM Burning FLUID.-
We have heard of two accidents in this town
during the last three days, which barely
escaped proving disastrous. In one instance
the hdy's dress was badly burned and she was
only saved by her presence Of mind in resort.
ing to means of smothcring out the blaze.
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rENliE New Black Smith Shop at Little
a Err, opposite the Landing Lane. 1t is Il
good stand for work, and there is a Wheel
wright shop adjoining, which viii add to the
business OF the smith. The rent is low.
Apply to SAMUEL KING.
Feb 26-iw. on the premises.
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EMPLOYMENT.

do 4 MONTH. AND ALL EXPENSES
GU PAlD.-AN AGENT is wanted in every
won and county in the United States, to engage
NJ respectable and easy business, by which the
above profits may be certainly realized. For fur
;hrr particulars, address Dr. j. HENRY WARNER
corner Broome and Mercer streets, New-lork City,
enclosing one postage stamp. Jan -, 1859 -Gm,
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NC's'Ss's..

Margaret Ann Wood, ! Circuit Court for
next friend. &c. G .cii comfy. In
vs.. fCiimcery. Feb
othcis.
{ kHDEHED, That the sales male and
~ r'p"rtcd by VIM. p. Ewing and S samuel
Buns, Trustees for the sale of the Real
Estate of Capt. Richard Wood, deceased. be
f"ti!ird and confirmed unless cause 10 the
contrary be shown on or before the twenty
l,'!'n DAY of June, next; provided Il copy OF
.niS "I'er be inserted in some newspaper
month before the twcnty-ciehth day of
March, next.
The Rrport states the amount Of sales to
NC , ,""".0o NM IL. RICKETTS,,
Irug copy, test, Cork.
WEN. II. RICKuTrs,
Feb. 26. lSjo--lm. clerk.
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LAND SALE-Wc are informed that
Mr.. James lIasson, of this place, has sold Que
Of his farms Oh the North East River, near
Chare5town, to the Right Honorable Com
mandrr J. c. dc Figaniorc, Minister from the
Kingdom Of Portugal to the United Statcs.-
Terms not yet TRANSFERRED
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South MILFORD P. GA correspondent
informs us that there are some rare develop
mpnts to b. made in relation to the discon-
tinuancc Of the Post oficc at South Milford -
Send on the documents; let US see how it
was done.
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FOR SASSAFRAS RIVER, MD.

u VIE New. swift and Commodious Steam err
Il HlLMON UHILLDIN,
G, j. EANnEGnIrr. Master, viii leave 2ud Wharf
below WALNUT ST, ,,..-
+ rh hi d. for u, s ,,:. r. r.,
Mreh Is '" ON TIrS .ss
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at 2! o'c'ock r. N.
touching ut Port Herman. Ford's lending. Tur-
n"rs Creek, Rcyho,d's Landing. Frclcri: ktown,
Georgciown, and Winners Point. Returning.
leaves Winners Point for Philadelphia. At il
O'Clock Georgetown at O'Clock i. NJ, touching
at intermediate utaces
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Correspondence Of The Cccll Wh,gl
Row. GAINESVILLE MI Eli ~

''' ~ i'NNbSN lille. .'il / ED. - 81,
A word more with regard to the Conrwin.
20 Bridge, and will hand it over to ,,,e
Stockholders and Directors for the ,icscnt,--
At'er glance at The wDih. 50 lar as finished
cannot see IN" sriion., objection to any part
OF 1t, aiihcuSE, some Slight alterations or i'm.
pr"V"n.tnts ighi Ie suggested which are Of
'tIle importance, on the whole. The Bridge
is now open for travel Of all kids since the
lGth. Sock, wagons and vlLicl,s of every
kind can cross with perfect safely. although
there remains conSid, rablc work to do vet
which will not lctard the use of the Bridge -
The most Of the roof and weather boarding
is now on the second course Of flooring is
now being lail, which is land lergihways in.
stead Of across the track: this is certainly an
improvement on the Cd plan being much
easier to rel all when wuin, wheels run much
>mnothu, aud there is less Jar to the bridge.
And now the proposed road from thc mouth
of Octoraio creek, parallel with the old canal,
as far rs the bridge. Such road is of 10
itilc importance to the interests of the 81 ilsc
Company and the convenience Of those travel
ing that way: but unless it can be made on
The bank Of the canal it appears to HE that
the expense Will not only irightcn the County
Commissioners, but many Of the tax PAYERS.
would suggest that at. least two of the
Nounty Commissioners. take walk over the
proposed route, which is pretty one for
f"otmen, after which, will engage, they will
be fully satisfied, as to the p,opricty of the
County making such a road. This road will
require at least three bridges, one Of which
viii bean expensive one-the one crossing the
mouth of Octoraro creek. Could this road be
made on the bank OF the canal 1t would be
Of considerable advantage to the canal as it
would relieve the Company of Keeping the
bank in repair which is an annual expense to
them, besides, the whole distance is nearly
level. Yours, Z.
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And VIC hereby notice to the creditors of
Joseph McMullin to file their claims, with
the vouchers thereof, in the office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
within four months from the day of sale.
JAMES 7. MCCULLOUGH,
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Feb rs, 1859 is. Trustees.
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NORTH EAST.
WHEAT. CORN and CATS.

FENIE subscriber will pay prices in Cash
4 for all descriptions of GRAIN, on de.
livery at the North East Depot. Under
recent arrangements will be in receipt OF
daily udviccs from the city, and Farmers
may rely upon receiving the highest figures
the market will lear.
CF-Limc, Coal. Fish. Salt, &c. supplied
at lowest rates. SAMUEL FORD,
Dec. l, 1888 Sim. North East Depot.