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PRENTICE.

TAKING rIFLp-The camp correspondent Of the Lon
don Times thinks those at home who crtcise gbly
about the allies taking the eld must 90 20 the Crimea
and stay there in order comprehend what such
ment requires He says the of Sebasto-
pol-are encamped on plateau around which, from the
north side Of the Tchernaya to the Belbec there is pre-
cptous wall of rock. Only three passes lead to this pa
eau and these steep that it would be difficult for
an ascending army to 90 up without resistance But let
this writer say why il would be far easier take Sebas-
topol than to take the field" He says:
These passes are so steep that army would have
some difficulty in ascending them at its leisure without
sance from any enemy But they occupied wherever
engineering eyes detect the smallest Weakness they
commanded by batteries nersected by positions threat
ehd oy oyerhangiHg cliffs all ready for the lever March
round and turn them Where and how 2 We have
transport even II we could march, and march,
because Napoleon himself would lead army into
sueh denies as guard the Russian position Whether
are NOT strong enough to deiach great corps of 10000
$4,000 men 70 operate against the Russians north Of Sebas
oi not Tor me 70 say but IL is certain that the base
olopetauon Tor any such corps be the sea Till ample
transport Is provided The Crmea is all inents and
purposes desera Sahara waerless and ioodess before
an invading army
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nWELFTU iSSTA LIN ENT. Just received of
celebrated housewife They considered
best ladies' and children's use
Shaker cloth" shade heavier than the
g housewife excellent article for shing
he mills
duce those brands.
cases assorted fine shrtiBgs, Bates's
York and other mills
pieces plaid plain white eambrics jackonets-
rs pieces Nansook and Swiss muius.
Iioces pure Irish linens, all qualities.
Also, linen sheeiinga pillow and diapers dnmasks
widths and styles in great profusioD.
Bath towels, towellngs, and napkins.
pure goods stock,
which $ thoroughly throughout the
pieces dannes numbers
rich and glossy plain black Silks 81 yard well
worth o. 49,
Mourning goods complete stock
the entire
stock goods general family consumption
price only who Of goods have much
low price.
be for inspection
appobaion except nvaid invariably creates confusion
in
sending purchase for them will be
send orders.
against and irregularities in bills
nj
cases PERRY BROTHER,
wesfbn building,
July al-ioteof Opposite Centre Market
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RENTAt northwest Of 10th and
pleasant with without board
would be rented sing in suites on very reasonable terms
II early application be made.
6-du
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THE Fauquier white sulphur springs, Virginia,
open tho company, and In far
attractive condition than they have been.
gross asnnr them having been published in
the effect
they closed for the season. traced 70 an irresponsible
that there
and the subscriber that he will
Inagniy and that the respectable
journals given by
will dsabuse the public mind through the
dunn. ALIEN BAKER
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AouTnEIN QuAMTERLY REvlEw Tor July, 1853

n PHILLIPS Mobile, Alabama, W III practice II
Supreme Court Of the United States" court of claim,
connected with his profession. Oc
I'd Of 7th street and Louisiana
gY--dImif
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-09
The Great Western Fertilizer.

A FERTILIZER OF A SUPERIOR KIND.
TNIIS article which | offer for sale l con-
4 slider to be one Of the best manures now
in use. 1t is far better than Guano alone.
knowing that farmers have been much i'm
posed on by worthless articles under the
name of Fertilizers, and that they look with
suspicion on anything bearing that name,
think hest to inform them Of the materials Of
which this article is composed, so that they
may form an opinion of its merits from their
own judgments. Every ton contains Of the
very best
Peruvian Guano 400 lbs.
Potash and Soda Salts 400
Fine bone dust 200
Super Phosphate ofLi and ,ooo n
animal carbon i0'o
1t is well known that the salts Of potash. soda
and lime enter largely into our farm products,
particularly the cereals, such as wheat and
corn. This combination has been made so
rs to supply the growing plants with these
elements; it will prevent the attacks ofworms
and insects: is good on late corn, around the
hill, and IN potato rows to bring them forward.
The price is s. Per 100 lbs. or $50 per ton.
Apply to A. W. KING, Mill Creek, miles
below Llkton. June 2 If
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FARM AND MILL PROPERTY,
AT
pURT.JC SALE.

FENEE subscribers will sell at Public Sale,
4 their valuable Farm and Mill Property ON
Fifth day (TIIURSDAY) the 18th of
Sixth Month (JUNE,) on
which they now reside, situated on Stony
Run, in Cecil county, Nd, II miles west OF
Rising Sun, miles from Port Deposit; comve-
nient TO churches, schools, stores, shops, &c,
and within l miles of the (p,oiecting) Phila.
X Bait. Central Railroad, containing about
45 ACRES OF LAND,
Of which are Woodland; the residue in a
high state Of cultivation, part Of which has
been recently lined, and under good fencing
There is also a thriving Apple Orchard OF
choice fruits.
The improvements consist Of a STONE &
FRAME GRIST MILL, - by Al IT, 5 stories
high. with 20 it. overshot wheel. SAW
MILL, with but slight repairs, can be put in
good condition.
A substantial STONE DWELL
;-atGtt.--r, \ g, % by 81 IT,, ccliared under s
INA II rooms on first floor, 6 ON second. with
L.Ess.' ceiled attic; substantial Stone Barn,
33 by so tt, with shedding on each
side; Frame Wagon and Corn House. "a by
Al it.; Smoke House and other out-build ngs
Such property is rarely in the market, and
is valua BILE to the Nachinist or Capitalist, as
there is sufficient power to drive two wheels
the size of the present one. Title indsputa-
BILE. Sale to take place on the premises be-
tween the hours Of l and 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Terms liberal. Further information may
be had of EDWIN =. JACKSON,
ISAAC p. JACKSON,
May IL ts Rising Sun, Md.
'.'Village Record and Doylestown Intelli-
gencer copy ts., and send bill and copy of pa
per to advertisers.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT;
THE STEAiER LAnY WIL1fER

THE STEINER LADY WILMER,
A17t CAPT. WILLIAM
| AS-..IlleeAua. WILSON: Having
| Iis,,rryaas;i:2 been put in thorough
ssa's.0 repair, and neatly fit
| ted up-=will resume her trips and run as fol-
lows:
Betuesn Port Deposit and philadelphia.
o'clock for Philadelpha stopping at Havro
de Grace, Ford's Landing, Port Herman,
and the various places along the canal to re-
ceive and discharge freight and passengers.
| Returning leave Philadelphia for Port De-
post on SATURDAYS at 3 O'Clock, touching ut
! all intermediate places.
Betarsea Philadelphia and Sassafras.
Leave Philadelphia on WEDNESDAYS, at 9
| O'Clock for winners POINT, on the Sas-
safras River, touching at all the intermediate
places along the canal and on the Elk River,
| and ut Turner's Creek, Casseday's. Fishers,
Frederick Town and George Town
Returning leave Winners Point on Thurs
days at 9 O'Clock A. Nj, George Town and
Fredcricktcwn at O'Clock 7. NJ, Casseday's
and Turner's Creek at about O'Clock Z. NJ,
for Philadelphia
WThanklul for past patronage, the en-
enlargement Of all persons interested in susi
tanning steam communication to Philadelphia
is solicited. No effort shall be wanting to
render satisfaction to those travelling or
frsighting by this line.
EDWIN WILMER,
Feb "a, '55. President.
N. b. All persons having the Bags be-
longing to this Boat, and Using them for other
purposes than for treightiag BY This Boat, ara
respectfully requested and hereby notified to
return them to ths Boat, or to me at Port
Deposit. Gentlemen must see the propristy
of this request, and tho tmproPriety of their
using the steamboat Bags, for their accommo-
daiion, on RnilroaG or by vessels, to the great
Inconvenience and loss Of the owners thereof.
We do not profess to furnish bags for the use
| of the whole county, in the various transpor.
tation lines, and earnestly desire that this
notice may prove sufficient for the return Of
the bags and correct the evil in future.
Feb "a If f. W
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~ DIPLoMATIc.-ThcW Washington correspon-

DIPLoNATlc:- Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Commercial writes:
The French Minister, Mr.. Sartiges, has
taken passage, with his family, i'll the packet
of the 9th, for Europe. He is to be absent a
few moths on visit home.--for the pur-
pose, in part, of introducing his American
wife to his family and friends, and to the
Imperial Court. The Spanish Minister, Mr..
Cucto, is about to be recalled. The new
Minister appointed to succeed Mr.. Bodisco
as the Envoy from Russia, was prevented
from accepting the post by the feeble state
of his health, and is still at Rio Janeiro. A
new Minister is to be appointed. and proba
bly, Baron Stekcl, himself, the present
Charge, who is an able and worthy reprcsen.
tatve of the interests of his country. will be
the appointee. Mr.. Buchanan has informed
the Department that he will retire from his
on the lst of September next. He is to spend
some time in travel on the continent of Eu.
rope:
Mr.. Mason, our Minister to France, does
not intend to resign, and is utterly incapac-
tated from the performance Of any duty in
his post. He cannot be recalled, and thus
the United States at this critical juncturc, are
left without representative at the most i'm
portant diplomatic post in continental Eu-
rope.
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ATTEMPT TO DESTROY TRAIN OF Cans by
RoBBERR-NARRow EsoApE.-Boston. June
6.-The mail train from New York, last
night, when near Worcester, discovered an
obstruction upon the track, but not soon
enough to escape the consequences. The
rails had been pried up and six largo stones
placed underneath, which caused frightful
collision. The whole train was thrown from
the track and the engine fell into ditch.
The baggage car rolled over and was brok IN
to pieces, and six persons in this car We're
badly bruised, but not fatally. The torcpart
Of the passenger cars were broken and the
trunks Of two torn off, but the passengers esca.
ped serious injury, and all arrived here this
morning.
1t is supposed that this attempt to destroy
the passenger train was made by robbers who
hoped, during the confusion, to rob the train
ola large amount of specie, in charge of Mes
srs. Adams 4 Co., for banks in this city.
An engine waiting at Worcester was tenn.
pered with, in order, as is suppose, to prevent
its being sent to aid the disa bled train. The
specie was much scattered, but was safely
recovered. 1t amounted, probably, to hall
million of dolars.
Adms Co.'s messenger had charge OF
half million of dollars, in spe Gle, to go out
by the English steamer.
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Phila., Wilmington and
BA L TIM ORE RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHtLAD'A.
For Baltimore at $50 A. NJ 12.45 lExpre.s) 5
steamboat Train, via Frenchtown,) and ii p N
For Wilmington at $40, A. II, l2.45, 3, 5, 80
and IL 2. NJ
For New Castle at 8. 80, A NJ, ;, and 5P NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at (Stcam boat Train via Franch.
town, $50, (Expres,) IL A. NJ. and P. NJ
Leave Wilmington at IT'S, Ills A N, 1925, 2.20
s, and il P VI
Phila. and Pcrryrille accommodation Train
Leave Perryvillo at $40 A. NJ.
Lowe Philadelphia at p. NJ
Balto i Haurc de Grace Accommodation Tram
Leaves Havre de Grace at I. 80 A. NJ
Leaves Baltimore at $50, p. NJ.
GEO A. PARKER,
Apr Ia If Geul Superintendent
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% Readers ano Correspondents.

U.'AH Alone" by new correspondent
vii be printed next week.
~The 'sDeacon'' will be heard in our
next paper.
"We have a poem from s.ansianthius'
which shall have an early insertion
G-To the correspondent who asks to take
sides against .amsrican'' we answer eyes, if
his articles are written carefully and not too
long. We don't care to admit articles on either
side unless they are well and thoughtfuly
written, and we shall not be able to allow
much space to the question.
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NOTICE,

WTHEREAS, upon examination of the
w road leading from the "Wallaco Road''
at a corner of John McCullough's land, by
the houses ofJamcs Egan and John (now Jos)
Richardson's to the road leading from Rising
Sun to Brickley'sSt Roads, made by Mark
Brown, Supervisor OF the 9th District, with
the aid of Surveyor, certain errors are be
lieved to exist in the location of said road:-
Therefore application will be made to the
Commissioners of Cecil county, at their meet
ing after the 18th day of June, next, to APP
point Examiners to review said road, and to
vacate or to alter and amend the same as in
their judgment the public interest may re-
quire. MAY rs, 5w
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WATCHES, --
Jewelry & SiIverware.
GEORGE ELIIOTT.
GEORGE Ell


No. 81 Market Street, Abovs Third,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
HAVING enlarged and improved his Store, is
l. now prepared to offer to the public very
large and carefully selected assortment Of Fine
Watches Jewelry and silverwarc. Ills stock Of
Watches will consist, in part, Of the following cole
brated English makers
VIM. Dixons Chronometer Watches sole agency
Jos Scnvil celebrated Railway Time Keepers
WIN. Cooper's Duplex and Lover Watches
NJ j, Tobias Cos Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johpsons, (only genuine)
Messrs Geo. & John Bold 3 Chronom ,ter and Du.
pick Watches
Henry Tayor's Liverpool Watches
Geo. Chadwick, Northampton Square
VIM. Read Sons, Liverpool.
James Graham, do.
John lloughton, do.
John Tedbury & Co., do
The Fine Swiss Watches Of
Mon'.,ndon Frcres, Girod
Iii Matbey Pcytieu, Henry Thurnesien,
Mathcy Bcret, James Coroyosier
Moulinier &c. &c. &c.
The above Watches are all guaranteed to be per-
will BIO referred to gentlemen of tho highest res
portability i'll the city and country.
JEWELRY.
Our Jewelry will be of the finest quality and lat.
est styles, We are ccnstanty adding to our ex-
tensiye scotch.
SILVER WARE.
In the Silver Department will be found all the
many styles now so much admired, rs we'll ms every
article necessary to complete outfit ~. Every
article warranted as good as coin.
CLOCKS.
Fine French Mantle Clocks, variou. styles: also
Clocks for Churches, Schools, Halls, DO.
TEA SETS.
Several different style. of Tea Sets, Of tho colo
bratcd Sheffield and Birmingham Ware, Dinner and
Tea Casters, Cake Baske,s Trays, Spoons, Forks,
Butter Knives, sc.
FANCY ARTICLES,
Such as fine Jet Bracelets. Necklaces, Brouches,
de-; Fine French Fans, Fancy Boxes, &c.
April 81, '55.
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WOOL! WOOI,ll

T1E undersigned having resumed the
Il business of manufacturing at Providence
Mills, recently carried on by Mr.. Gamble,
is prepared to manufacture wool in the fol-
lowing articles. viz: Cloths, Sattinctts, wool
en- and Cotton kerscys, Linscys, Flannels
and Broad Blankets.
Wool Carded into Rolls, and Stocking Yarr
made to order.
The machinery being entirely new and in
good running order, the subscriber feels con.
fdtnt that he will be able to give entire sat.
isfaction to all who may favor him with theil
work. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Providence Mills, june 3w.
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OFFICERS OF THE CHEsApEKE AND Ono
CANAL CoMPANY.-Wc have already state
that the Commissioners of Public Work is
being equally divided, were unable to eli Dose
the officers of this company, and that, in
accordance with provision of the constitu-
ton they had called upon DR.. Claude, the
State Treasurer, to give the casting vote
The Annapolis Gazette informs lis that the
Treasurer has voted in favor of the whie
nominees, and the following gentlemen are
therefore, elected
Presidcnt-Saml Hambleton, of Talbot
county.
Directors-SamI P Smith, of Allegany
county; Alex B. Hanson, of friedrich county
John J. Stone, of Washington county;
Richard l. Bowie, of Montgomery county;
James A. Magruder, of the District of Coz
umbia; George Ii. Smoot, of Alexandria.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

HNIIE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il public that he has located in Elkton for
the purpose of following his occupation of
House Painting, which he is prepared to do
in the best styles and at short notice. He
paints all kinds Of plain coors, and initiates
all sorts Of wood and stone; puts on the eel
cbrated China Gloss, and, in short does all
kinds Of work in the House Painting line,
equal to the best city work.
Work is respectfully solicited.
SAMUEL W. DOWNING.
Elkton apr % If
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Timer in North East.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs his
l. old customers and the public genera lily,
that he has removed from the Rising Sun.
and has located himself in the village OF
North East; his shop is on Main Street, di-
rcctly in front Of the landing, where he is
prepared to execute all work in his line Of
business, such as
ROOFING, SPOU7ING j. REPAIRING.
He also manufactures and keeps on hand, a
general assortment Of Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware, which he will sell wholesale and retail
All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
Apr IS 3m ISAAC N. BENJAMIN.
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To the Dress Circle Of EIkton.

nTAY h BRO. inform the ladies and gen.
IVl tle-nan of Elkton and vicinity, that they
have just received from Philadelphia the
present week, choice lot OF goods to suit
the present and approaching seasons. They
were all bought right, and will be sold accord
ingly. Purchasers are invited to Call and
examine.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT:
Brocade, changeable, plain, fancy and black
Dress Silks.
French Painted Lawns, American d..
Fancy and plain Berages, Challie Bcrages.
Pink, Blue and Green Tissues.
Prints and Ginghams.
Collars, Spencers, Under-sleeves and Hdkfs.
A great variety Of white dress goods, laces,
cdgings, parasols, fans, gloves, mitts, hosiery,
&C.. &c.
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT:
White, buff and fancy Marseilles VestiLgs;
White, fancy and brown Linen Drilling;
White Coating Duck, Linen Coating, Tweed
Coating;
Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves;
Black Silk, Panama and Braid Hats;
Black and Fancy Caters, French Calf Boots.
variety Of cravats, hdkts, ! hose, fine
shirts, collars, &c.
READY. MADE CLOTHING,
new invoice Of cheap and fashionable
ready made clothing, for summer wear.
Elkton, May 10
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ScasOMabIc CIOthing
. NEW SPRING GOODS.

MAY 4 BROTHER avail themselves of
IVl this opportunity to inform the citizens
of Elkton and vicinity, that they have just
returned from Philadelphia, and finished
opening one Of the most general are carefully
selected stock Of goods that has ever been
offered in this market.
They intend keeping constantly on hand,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
Queensware, Cedar-ware, and all articles
adapted to the wants of the people of Cecil
county. Purchasers are invited to examine
this stock of goods before buying elsewhere.
Elkton, April
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POOR SCHOOL FUND
OF CECIL COUNTY.


By the Orphans Court, May Oath, 1855.
In compliance with an Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at December
Session, 1917:
ORDERED, That the following statement
Oof the condition of the Poor Shoot Fund
of Cecil county, be published in the Cecil
Wing and Cecil Democrat. Test,
JAMES II. LAMAR, Reg.
The sum of Sll ,744, part thereof, invested
in the following manner:
State of Maryland per
cent Bonds, $4,000
Upon Bond and Mort
gage on real estate, 1924 90
Amt lnv'd in securities ll,774,00
Balance in the hands Of
the Treasurer 1855
Total amt of School Fund $13,702 10
May Goth, '55-3w.
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Will You Take Notice

Will You Take Notice?
THAT tho undersigned, offer for sale, "a
L. stock Of
LUMBER P.aILINGS, LATHS,
SHINGLES, NAILS, PLOWS, CAST
INGS, SALT, FISH, FLOUR, PL.aS-
TER, MEXICAN AND PERUVIAN
GU.qNO, &c. Also purchase GRAIN and
PRODUCE at liberal prices, pay cash on
delivery, for grain, either at Winners Point,
Georgetown, or auy good landing on the Sas-
safras or adjacent rivers, where they can con-
veniently ship by steamboat or vessel-and
after noticing the above announcement, will
you, with disposition to practice economy
call and ascertain if it will not contribute to
your interest to trade with
WILMER Il FORD.
Winners Point, mar "a IT,
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Cure Your Cough,
BY THE USE OF
Eitter's Syrup of Tar, Wild Cher

RY, and WOOD NAPHTHA.
A SLIGHT COLD, accidentally acquired, through
"A neglect or improper treatment, may result in
that worst of all Diseases consumption therefore be
advised in time, and procure at once bottle of
this valuable preparation. 1t is pleasant to the
taste, and has no narcotic in its composition, and
can be taken by all with perfect safety
The wide spread reputation which this propara-
tlon has obtained n cough medicine, is sure
guarantee Of its usefulness in all diseases of the
throat and lungs and all who it will be certain
to obtain relief For sale by all Sioieh e-r-rs in
this and adjoining counties, and wholesale by the
proprietor, l. L. RITTER,
Mar 3 5m No 7 South Front st. Phlada
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TORONTO, June SIT is rumored here that
the British government has ordered the con-
tinuance Of the seat Of government at Quebec
notwithstanding the decision of the Proyin-
cial Parliament to remove the same to Tor
onto. The reason assigned is the possibility
of Cuban difficulties placing the British gov
ernment in antagonism with the United
States, in which case question of defence
would require that the government remain at
Quebec. The rumor is generally credited.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons are cautioned against purch-
IA asing from Davis b. Casscday, or others
any property in Cecil county, Md:, belonging
to the estate of James Casseday, decd, OF
contracting for growing crops of any descrip.
ton. under penalty Of prosecution by the
other heirs. RUTH CASSEDAY,
JOSEPH A. CASSEDAY,
ELISHA CASSEDAY,
SARAH JANE CASSEDAY
RUTH ANN CASSEDAY,
June 2 On JAMES CASSEDAY, JR.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to creditors, endorsers and
l. sureties Of James b. Wells, that he hath
made application for the benefit of the insol-
vent laws Of Maryland, and that the first
Wednesday after the second Monday Of Octo-
Der next, being the third day of the next Oc-
tober term of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, to be held in the Court House in Elk
ton, hath been set apart and fixed upon for
the final hearing in his case, at which time
and place. his creditors, endorsers and sure
ties may attend, and shew cause, if any they
have, why final discharge shall not be grant
ed said debtor.
Test. II. II MITCHELL,
Clerk ofthc Circuit Court for Cecil county.
April %. 1855 3n
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LUMBER YARD.

FENl1E subscriber having commenced the
l. Lumber business at the Maryland Pivot
Bridge, offers for sale such lumber as the
market requires; such as White Pme Boards,
Fence Boards, White Pine and Cypress Shin
giles, Lath, Scantling, &c. Having some cx-
perience in Lumber, he respectfully solicits
a share Of public patronage.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Maryland Pivot Bridge, Nav 26 St.