The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-13
EN- sIoNs.

OUTPENSIONs.
NJ. ]. Moore, pay McCrery & Boulder,
So; VIM. Lewis, pay DR.. II. II. Mitchell,
SO; Martha f. Linton, pay VIM. Taylor,
So; Annie Golf (colored) pay VIM. Taylor,
So; Annie Brown (colored) pay VIM. Tay-
lor, So; Jupiter Preston, pay VIM. Taylor,
s.; Sidney Richardson, pay r. G. Reese,
ROAD REPAIRS.
John Keavney was ordered to repair the
road from the Main street in Port Deposit
to the town limits, including the bridge on
the road leading to A. Lyons.
j. II. Rowland was ordered to repair the
road from the Main Street in Port Deposit
to the town limits on the Foundry road.
Toby Tobias was ordered to remove the
stone walk from the public road within ten
days from this date.
James J. McCauley, County Surveyor,
was instructed to locate the public road from
Battle Swamp, leading to Port Deposit,
through lands of F. NJ. Rawlings and David
Archibald, and terminate it at or near Mrs
James G. Burlin's.
An appropriation of three hundred and
fifty dollars was made to Geo. p. Whitaker,
to open, fence and bridge the road recently
laid out near the depot at Principle to the
satisfaction of the County Commissioners.
The report of Messrs. Everist, Patton
and Cameron, examiners in matter of
changing location of road from French
town to Perryville, was received and laid
over.
A. r. Magraw was granted the privilege
of altering and improving the public road
at and near the entrance to his residence.
The following appointments were made
for
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
First district Joseph Biggs, Arthur
Jones and Charles B. Jones.
Second district-Chares A. Bryan
Andrew Beaston, Jr., and Jos. II. Brooks.
Third district-Daniel Bratton, n. P.
Maney and DR.. R. H. Tuft.
Fourth district--Robert Mackey (of
David, T. jefferson Scott and Samuel
Clement.
Fifth district--W. W. Black, James
McKeown and John w. Falls.
Sixth district-James NJ. Evans, A. r.
Magraw and Job Haines.
Seventh district--Wiliam T. Patton,
Alex. Jackson and Jesse r. Coulson.
Eighth district-John Z. Gillespie, Pat
rick Boyle and James Cummings.
Ninth district-Jo Ohm P Wilson, Geo. W..
Janney and S. j. Brown.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
John Marshall, Supervisor Ninth district
1913; John Conrey, Supervisor Second
district, s.; Henry Nungesser, Supervisor
Second district, $l3.S7, d. Scott & Bro.
cement, $685.; Jacob Smeltzer, taking
pauper to aims house, 50; William Falls,
board for jurors 1876, $46.25; William
Benjamin, Inspector Fifth district, $50 80;
James Graham, Supervisor Seventh district
$l0.9S; James c. Todd, Supervisor Seventh
district, 1925; James Noble, work on
Scotchman's creek bridge, s.; John W.
Oldham, Supervisor Fifth district, Sol %;
James p. Merritt, Collector Third district
1871, $210.SS; James p. Merritt, insolv
encies for dogs 1870, 1874; James p. Merritt,
insolvencies for dogs 1871, $G3; w. b.
l1eatzig, coffin, So.
TAXES RELEASED.
Ordered that S. H. Miller, Collector Third
district 1877, release Charlotte Thorpe
taxes on $1,000 personal property, and
return the same insolvent;. amount, $10.4 A
Ordered, that S. H. Miller, Collector
Third district 1877, release George w.
Wells taxes on 5000 personal property, and
return the same insolvent. State tax,
$l.04; county, $3.7S; total, S4.S2.
TAXES TO BE COLLECTED.
r. II. Crothers, collector Eighth district
1877, was ordered to collect from Amos
Preston taxes on 81, 1870 real estate, omitted
in assessment State tax, 1928; county
tax 500 40 Total S:},:3 6:,