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INC improvements are cOmIOrt- nE
BILE ,.14lr
Frame Dwelling House, -. s W.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
Twill be made to the County Commission
ers of Cecil county at their first regular
meeting after the Both day of January, next,
for the appointment Of Examiners to view
and determine the propriety Of al alteration
in the public road leading from Cherry Hill
to New Leeds said alteration to consist in
changing the route of said road from point
near the foot Of the hill east of Mrs. Ilar-
Ian 5 Mill to run directly to or near the foot
bridge over the Little Elk creek at Harlan $
Mill. crossing meadow Of said Haran's S,
or the heirs of Mrs. Harlan.
Dec 30, lS6j--5w
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VESTS
ATMOSPHERIC CHURN.

THIS CHURN is one of the best inven
L tons ever devised for the purpose it is
intended. Less than Is minutes of churn-
ing purchased the right for Cecil county, we
are now supplying Farmers and Dairymen
with this unrivaled labor saving invention.
This Churn may be seen at any of the
stores in Elkton, North East and Charles
ton, and for further description the agents
may be addressed at the United States
Hotel, Havre de Grace. Md.
ALLEN & GLASPIE.
P. S.-We have also procured the Agency
for the sale of Rights for States, Counties
or Districts. ALLEN & GLASPlE.
Jan 70, 1866
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COPA R T N Err SHIP
NOTICE.


- EN - nat 4lohn Is. Magee, OF the
Town .! N"rII Fast IN GTcil county III the
"'a'e u haryiaha' ana Henry >. Coudon,
ncar l:IF'SNl'le' IN me county ana state
rloieS"'1' nave ana ny ,heSe presents DO
aofal anu ehter mo a limited copartnershlp,
~ I"'nrI ~ ny a''c'e seventy TWO OF the
Noa M VI lu9''c General Laws OF the State
" y'"ho' lor 'he purpose OF carrying on
Tann p"S C,. " l'anu,ac,ul'ne foltefy ana
&c fI Iat ~" are uhaer 'he name ana style
g. "oI'I d. u HaTee anu company IN winch
,d II o"a =, -r''sce 10 t"e general partner
W.. ,LS r. o'uuo'' INC sPecial partner.
p Wv e',o' 0ao'I' W., .he SUBSCRIBERS 'ohh
a,. ,n" ,a ct "nu 10y .. oouuoh' having
~ ~, IL a i'a,'i'cu G?lallnersh'p lor
,,S ln' posJS 81, lot,r III .n'S 'f'icte OF GER
onio'; "I" '''ms "esai1. u.s.. Vi ACQUIRING ana
''!'9,"S '"c power? ""u t'e lill'nu'l'es OF
and ato, ~" n,aee, sign
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5,' ",'1e'L =. ,t'iica'c :, vi
a,tti S"tP, unuG' anu ~ sir'He Oh me
Cdo nr u" G nSIoI,D,s VI n";y 'anu'
HUuo ~ ''''1 'e"o'"' LAWS Ai''cIe sew
o"U'
III, sI ''"'He u n'li u"uer winch
I III 1p h po po"uucIeu anu
80 "'.' sii,''' We 'o','' d. 'aEee 20
;,',n,'i-1 -. ne seie'ai nature oi Tue pus'
;,ao''' Wy 80 We .'aiSaTeeu ~ .he manu-
in ,nd na,,r A. - "' vi o'It '!c
OH ,,o'',,., ,.l &c., " cu WIN Last III
tnr,c',3} '''I ~ " u .n"' '"tu ~
Of Vnr,h Eost T., Taa II ar"o' VI 'ne own
Wor,,I,nd !. I'D sLaii o o,S "',u o'",I Vi
49, ~, H.; "u a'i:'' e1!.'""e ~ NC, o"i'
fnH,on5 tLa '''a' -
Tonry Cn,da rn n' 'no. VI I,,s" ,'i:'' anu
tho norntr o"J ,ao; NEAR ei'yviI'G, IN
cnntnnn - ho tbo s ,'a3' 70 anu snai
Grn, 81 ..ioL,, u N, '"t "' Ill ea'u
Apylc,r .I1l,o n,,',,+ 20 ar ,;.o, ,,:
Henry : Cnrdon ,hn s,'o vi I",',", n'rn
oforo.o;d L,s +r;L,,.nd p a' - a"
nayn,ar,r =, H. ,'' III u"' E"'i'
md for ,;e 90 .c?en ~ say n'h
nnss l. tn,ant,, L,s,,tI aIi5 "" c'.u I"oi
nno,nt aInnn n,;il hn m,'lon H. .oa Inich
"nnn,;i,a Cav ,i i. VIZ law We re-
saiJ firm, VIZ 0'''' anu ''' '''i''o' u INC
ArT,rIr TL;. ..o.oL;, :. :. .
menca On tho frlt Ja" nr 10 - CON-
vo,r o;,L,oo,, L,,,,IraI! I -. ~
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tho yna o;c,htoo, h,,nJ 10y " "..u't,y J., !"
AnrIr,rE a. IL ~ ~, ;r,on,;s '' - Il, :
nort;ns to ,b;s ort;nIo or cor,,Ga,o w on'
tract no firm or nor,,srshim r doh,s " !; I0i i
bornlv oarnoJ h,,,unor tLo ,. n.. 10
that neitIar Of said nor,;o, viii n,n,o ar s,,o
on, nron,;ssor,, ,,a,o XII W u
OIL i;IIn,; 49,. ,,' y''' VI o'ie'
nn,to nf, H., f.,', y u My' e. I,ie
I,,J III 49, ~ ~ I'''' ~ w.
,'a'.'a, Nv, ,I ."I no..i'." ''"' no
paf"' ", ''o a',t VI "u'notns ~ sisn tho
Xii 'J'i" n"''e W "ny PLo"',;sory no'e'
L;na nm5' n,h VI o'ne' o"I'sn''oh' nor 70
o o,"" ",i osncl pe'epn oS Sucn signature;
oj;,.a,; ,"' re' sou i''"n,s '!n Ss''Ihs sa'a
,,I ,'G'' - GliuI,ce VI lnoeoS H :
n[3u n "U,,vu ne'tIS given TO an ~hom II
,a;1 I,In , I,", o'e ETnc!"l partner we
@ ad ,''I .''+5s., VIII w.. Ne leSpois'ple
LIN III ~. p"S any a"cn pro ih'Ssory
s;,n,i ~ t TL''S"'"!' OF o'"er opIlGa'loh,
otLnr ,n, H.. I'l'o ~ re nr'ti or III any
oa ''s' ',''.e ~ 'le s'''" llcnrS D. oouuoh
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STATE OF MARYLAND, |

hereby certify that the within Article OF
Copartnership was received on the 9th day
of January A. d. 1866, and on same day re-
corded in Liber G. Ii. H., No. l, folio IS,
one OF the Mortgage, &c, Record Books OF
Cecil county aforesaid.
{ ~ In testimony whereof hereunto
SEAL subscribe my name and seal of office
[ ~ } atlix, on the day and year aforesaid.
CHAS. H. HAINES, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Cecil county
True copy test,
CHAS. Fl. HAINES,
Jan 10, 1S6G-3w Clerk.
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Bridge Notice.

n Office is hereby given that application
| Twill be made to the County Commission.
ers Of Cecil county. at their first regular
meeting after the 3oth day Of January. next,
for the building Of IA Bridge over Little Elk
Creek, at Mrs lIarlan's Mill.
Dec 30, lSG5-5w
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STATE or MARYLAND,

Cecil county, set:
I hereby certify that on this first day of
January, in the year eighteen hundred and
sixty six, before me, the subscriber a JUS
tice of the Peace Of the State and in and for
the county aforesaid, personally appeared
John B. Magee, the general partner in the
firm of John B. Magee a. Co., and made
oath on the Holy Evangely of Almighty
God, that the sum of twenty thousand dol
lars, specified i'll the above foregoing GER
tiicate or article Of copartnership, to have
been contributed by the special partner,
Henry S. Coudon, to the common stock, has
been actually and in good faith paid in cash.
j. r. BROWN, j. p.
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STATE or N.1RFL1NU,O

STATE or N1RYLAND,l
Cecil county, set.
| hereby certify that on this first day OF
January, in the year eighteen hundred and
sixty-siX, before me. the subscriber, a jus
tice of the Peace of the State and in and Cor
the county aforesaid, personally appeared
John B. Magee and Henry S. Coudon, and
did each acknowledge the above or foregoing
article or certificate Of copartnership to be
their respective act.
j. r. BROWN, j.. P.
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VALUABLE FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.
] will sell at Public Auction, at Zion, Cecil
l. county, Md, on

7 will sell at Public Auction, at Zion, Cecil
l. county, Nd, on
Tuesaoy, the 3oth day Of January, 1866,
that desirable FARM situate in Cecil coun.
ty. near Zion, adjoining the lands OF Chas
Matthews, jeremiah Rittenhouse and others.
1t contains
III ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
of which about 60 acres are in Wood. and
the residue arabic land in n fair state of cul
tvation, divided into four fields.
The land is Of tie first quality, susceptible
of the highest improvement. No better OPP
portunity has been offered for many years to
buy at a moderate price land capable of
being made, at very small expense. a most
valuable farm. The neighborhood is one of
the finest in the county. The conveniences
to market are unsurpassed, being miles
from the North East depot on the Phila..
vii. a. and Bait. Railroad ) miles from
Rising Sun depot on the Bait. Central Rail
road, miles from Port Deposit, 10 miles
from EIkton, and surrounded with thriving
villages, only one to three miles distant -
There is a fine Touring mill on the adjoining
farm, and churches of all denominations,
and good schools are in the immediate
ncighborhood.
The improvements are comfort
able L .r
Frame Dwelling House, 80.
two stories high, "A new Barn 45 xe=-islssszs
80 feet with Stablng under it, Smoke-house,
Milk-house and Granary, two Pumps, one
in barn yard. There is good young Apple
Orchard in bearing on the place.
TERMS. One third cash on the day of
sale; and if desired by the purchaser the
balance may remain mortgage on the farm
as permanent investment.
peiy~ Sale 10 commence at o clock p NJ.
SARAH +. HOWARD.
Jan 6, 1S6G-3w S. BURNS, Auct.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, Ann e. Radcif,
w has left my bed and board without just
cause, all persons are warned not to trust
her on my account, as will not be respon.
sble for debts OF her contracting
EDWIN RADCLIFFE.
Jan 10, 1s66-Sw*
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DIR. VIM. G. KARSNER,
W. j. JONES,

ATT o r n Ely AT LAW,
PROPOSES still to continue the practice Of his profess
Nional III Cecil He requests his clients, and al other
persons desiring to him business to call ut his
ONCE in Ekton in the fore part of the week, say Mon
days Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Oct u, lSG5-tf
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ORPHANS COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county will be held on the Second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors, Administrators and Guar
dians, wanting their accounts stated will please bring
the vouchers a few days before Court.
G. Il. CUTLER. Register
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-27

ELOUR.-
L. Superfine, Extra Superfine and Family
Extra Flour. For sale by
July /, 1865. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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LAMPS LAMPS /! LAMPS |

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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
\ pendant To the preceding W.. insert

\ rcnlant to,he preceding, VIZ insert
the following notice OF our dl>un1u 1ui>hcd
cn,,ntvman. which we clip from the f'et
Pc.1.. I'll abb, organ II our western Ma
rylanl dcmocracv. We give the notice
- also thr one that prcce,lcS it. ns crrlcncr
of the great respect and regard ~ SHE"
oar representative Is held ty the dcni1cra-
- Of the State aud Nation.
. We are Iainri I" observe from an cS-
change that there appears 70 be some "p-
vc.i,u,,l 10 the re-n"minatl"n tor Congress
If thu, bold. fearless and able champion "f
trce,lo,n We had supposed that tue pe"-
ole Of any district, having the honor to re
rlcct Ca Harris would be too . lad of an
orprrtunitv 10 secure for themselves the
continued valuable services Of this gentle
man in our National councils. No man
who i i true friend Of the constitution
and d tl+c freedom OF speech, and the lb-
cry of thc citzrn, should oppose the nom
inlti"n and election of Col. Harris. y q
Mar 1auAer wc are proud Of his bold AMI
.carlcS> course. amid the threats aud per-
-rcution Of the milions OF tyranny and
oppression. and wc would blush for our
naive State. were he now rejected 10y
those who profess to hold the same prlnci-
pie, with himself, in order to truckle to
the compromising policy of cxpcdleney
We hope our apprchensIons "l.i n"t
prove to be well founded, and ttri
Harris viii not oll.- be rc-nonlnated' but
tr umphantly reelected.
E.y1n the EXTREMIST aud most vmilc-
tive radicals are forced to acknowledge the
high personal and private merits OF tins
gentleman, and to give him credit for his
bold, manly and consistent public course.
Would it not be strange, indeed, were his
friends to reject him, under such circuin-
stances and at such a time:
Although we are not one OF COL liar
ri,'s constituents, still wc do not consider
it out of place for Us, TO say word III
vinlication Of the noble and manly course
of this dis inguishr.i; champion OF liberty
and to cndcavor TO secure tor the h""or
and advantage Of Mary land, a continuation
of his valuable public services
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
TUESDAY
and
WEDNESDAY

OF August next and will continue to meet
a. the same place on Tuesday and We'd
nes}av OF each week between the hours
Of 9 o'clock, a. m and o'clock, p. M.
until the third Wednesday Of September
next. inclusive. for the purpose Of carrying
out the provisions of the aforesaid Act of
Assembly in the 2nd election district.
All persons. not now registered, and
claiming the privilege to hereafter exer-
else the right of voting, and all person>
registered as voters in other districts OF
the county who may now have resi- lence
iu said ond election district, are hereby
notified to make application to the under
signed, with proper evidence of qua'ltca-
tion. between tie said 2nd Tuesday IN
August and third "Wednesday in Septem
Der next, upep the days and between the
hours above named otherwise, under the
provisions of the aforesaid Act OF Assem-
Div. they will no, be permitted to rX"rci>c
the right of saf1ragc at the ensuing faI!
election. nor at any subsequent election.
until the said Act Of Assembly shall be 'e-
pcaled, or its provisions shall be fully COM
piled with.
X. II BENNETT,
Registrar for 2nd El,c ion District.
Aug /, ls6G-s sept, 10
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
| ueSuaV
and
w cdnesday


of August next and will continue to meet
a, the same place on Turslay and Wed
ncsdav Of each week between the hours
Of 9 o'clock a. III. and ) o'clock. P, m,
until. The third Wednesday Of September
next, inclusive, for the purpose of carry
ing out the provisions of the aforesaid Act
Of Assembly u the 9Th election district
All persons, not registered, and cla m
ing the privilege to hereafter exercise the
righ, of voting, and all persons registered
a. voter. 10 other districts Of the county
who may now have residence in said
9Th election district, are hereby notified to
make application to the Undersigned, with
proper evidence of qualification, between
the said md Tuesday iu August aud third
Wednesday in September next, upon the
dsvs and between tae hours above named;
otherwise, uuder the p.ovIslons OF the atorc
said Act OF Assembly, they will not be
permitted to exercise the right Of suffrage
a, the ensuing Fall election, Dor a, an,
subsequent election until the sal Act .
.Assern ~ SHALL be repealed, or II, provis-
ious sh all be fully complied with
STEPHEN JONES,
Il ,gi,trar f,r 9TH Election District
= tur | 1865 / Sep II.