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THE
STATE SAVINGS FUND,
OFFICE,
Next Door to the Post Office,
NO. SD Dock Street Philada.
1854.
INTEREST FIVE fER CENT.
Al Sums of Wonev Returned on Demand.

Al Sums of Money Returned on Demand.
TNllE STATE SAVINGS FUND. NJ. SO Dock
l. Street, next door to Third Street, and adjoining
the Post Office, receives Money on deposit daily
from in the morning until 3 in the afternoon
also Monday evenings. from to- clock. In.
tcrest 10 allowed on deposits ut the rate OF FIVE
PER CENT. per annum. Deposits will DO return.
ed IN whole or i'll part On demand, without no. ice
The popularity of this Office with all classas OF
the community both in town and country, ard its
consequent success may be as0ned, in part, tu
following substantial re. sons:
lst 1t offers ut convenient. responsible. and
profitable Depository to Executors, Administrators
Assigns,s, Collectors, Agents, and al! pubic
officers-to Attorneys. Trustees Socetios and
Associations. whsthsr Incorporated or otherwise
to married or single ladies-to Students. merchants
clerks, and business men gcnerally-to mechanics
farmers. minors of either sex. and all who have
funds. nuc or little, to dcposit where they may
be had at any time with Five Per Cent. interest
added.
ID. Depositors receive books with an abstract
Of the Bylaws and Regulations in which is en-
tered their deposits which books AS vouche rs
They may designate, in case of sickness death or
absence who shall receive their deposits without
the intervention Of Executors or Administrators -
Any one or more persons may deposit in his her
or their name, PoR any other person or persons
3d. Report is made each year to the Lesisla-
ture and Councils OF the City.
18th. The Officers are sworn before they enter
upon their duties in addition to giving bonds
with sureties.
jth. The State Savings Fund is a REAL Savings
NOT an Insurance and Trust Company. Our
large list Of Depostors and the PHILADELPHIA
public have been clrefuI to observe that the
charter avoids the business and risk of insurance
9th. In order to afford every reasonable facility
to DepositOrs who reside at distance from the
office, their deposits are permitted 10 be Withdrawn
by checks after the manner customary with the
banks Check books will be furnished 10 deposit.
without charge.
The popular patronage bestowed upon this Office
by provcrbally cautious and discriminating
community and where tho character of the nsti.
tuition is best known. . ;ratify ing fact to which
the Trustees desire to Q. II attention.
GEO. IL HART, Pr sident.
CuAs. G. INLAY. Treasurer
April 10. lS56--6m
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EXAMINERS NOTICE,

WE, the undersigned, have been duly
w appointed and commissioned by the
County Commissioners Of Cecil county, Road
Examiners, to examine the grounds and de-
| tcrmine il the public interests require the
alterations and amendments Cor any of them
to be made in a certain public road dcsg-
mated and set forth, by the petition for the
same, as follows:
That the petitioners, sin common with the
public at large, have long sustained great in
convenience and injury in travelling and team
| ing over the main road leading from Port
| Deposit to the Battle Swamp Tavern, in con
| consc quence OF the narrOwness of the said
road in some places, whore, from the situa.
| tion Of the road, the meeting Of carriages and
teams is attended with danger. Also from
the stecpness Of some Of the hills on said
road, at which hills the road is crooked and
rough. And, as your petitioners believe
said road could he greatly improved at COM
paratively small expense, materially benefit
the public at large, and no private interests
would be seriously injured, il indeed, injured
at all; and suggesting the following altera-
| tons and improvements :-"COinmencing at
the Tavern stablin9 of Mrs. r. Reynolds and
widening the road up to point at or near
where the fence of C. Smith, Esq, crosses
the Kun below the present bridge, thence
running in straight line, on the right hand
| side Of the run, until it strikes the old road
below the Foundry; thence with the present
road, until it comes to the point of rocks be-
tween the Foundry and G. Smiths gate;
there to widen the road by the removal Of
said rocks thence with the present road to
the foot of the hill. known as .Webb's Ill.,
at the dividing line of G. Smiths and j.
Ramscy's lands; at the foot Of SAID hill aban-
don the old road and run a straight line
through the lands Of C., Smith and ] Ramsey
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
OF CECIL COUNTY.

TIE undersigned Commissioners, ap-
pointed by an Act Of the General Assembly
of Maryland Incorporating the Farmers and
Merchants Banl; Of Cecil county, hereby
give notice,
That Books will be opened at the office
Of the Mutual Insurance Company of Cecil
county, in Elk'on, on Thmsday, The 29M day
Of May, neat. and will be kept open from It.
O'Clock A. NJ, to- o'clock z. NJ. for three
consecutive days, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, for the purpose of rcceivng sub,
scrptions to the capital stock of said Bank.
to the amount of one hundred Thousand dol
lars, the shares Of stock being Of the par
value ottwcnty-iivc dollars each.
Subscribers to the said stock will be re.
quired to pay two dollars per share at the
time Of subscribing, and the balance in such
instruments as may be demanded or called
in from and after the second day of J,nc
next, or from and after the time at which two
thousand shares Of said stock or fifty thou
sand dollars shall have been subscribed.
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
F. A. ELLIS.
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
WILLIAM TORBFRT, !
JOHN l.. CLAYTON,
GEO. W. BENNETT,
JOHN SHIPPERS,
Elkton, april 2G, 1856. Commissioners.
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o. Reaoers ans Correspondence.

w.. Letters from The South" "IIAnoLD's"
letter from Macon, Ga, will be printed next
week.
1.-THE letter Of our correspondent "P
came yesterday too late for this week. We
shall use it next week.
1rTlat is very fine poem by Miss
BROWNE. printed on our fist pag'. BY the
date it will he seen that she has left Port
Deposit gone ruralizng in the country
a-farming. the dignity of which occupation
she intends to maintain, as she writes us, even
Mt tic sacrifice If great deal of poetry.
Eve print on our first page the commence
Mcnt ofa highly interesting trial the conclu-
sion OF which will be printed next week.
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4 SNI TIL FARM

FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A small farm
of 20 acres of land of excellent quality fnl
sale or to let. in New Castle County. State Of
Delaware, it is 81 miles from Frcnch;own.
miles from Elkton and IL miles from Glas
gov, it is near schools, and Churches Of al,
denominations, also near Railroads and Steam.
boat landings, convenient to the Wilmington
and Philadelphia markets, and with small
outlay it could be made a handsome little
farm. For further information inquire OF
NJ. THOMAS & SONS. Auciionc,rs.
4'h ST., above Walnut, Philadelphia.
Nav 3rd-lmo.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been duly appoint
ed by the County Commissioners of Cecil
conpty Examiners to view and examine
'the Public Road. leading from the Elkton
and North Fast road to Harris Meeting House
in Elk Neck, commonly known as the Elkton
and Turkey Point Road" and to determine
whether the Public convenience requires that
the said road should be widcncd and repair
cd, merely, as petitioned for: or whether it
should also be Strengthened and amended
hereby give notice that they will meet at the
beginning of SAID road. at the Elkton and
North East road, on Wednesday the l4th day
of May. next at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. to pro-
coed with the duties which devolve on them
by the commission issued to them under the
said appointment.
GEORGE R. HOWARD, J
JOHNSON SHIPPERS,
THOMAS MILLER,
April 18th, ls5G-lm. Examiners.
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500 REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber. on Be-
IL hcnia Manor. Cecil county, on Saturday
the 10Th ult., n colorcd woman named Ann
Johnson, aged % or - years. copper com
plrXion; had on when she ran away, no shoes.
domestic dress. we'll worn; no bonnet. but
her head tied in Il handkerchief. She form
erly came from ncighborlood Of Cambridge.
and belonged to one Samuel Harrington, and
it is supposed she is making her way down
wards To where she came from. Any person
arrrstins said negro woman or placing her
in Jail. SO that get her shall have the above
reward. WIN. ii. RHODES,
May 3, leo6-3w. Chesapeake City, Md.
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TTx FLoRiDA INDIANS To BE REMOVED -
The Tallahassee Sentinel, of the Goth ultmo.
states that Gov. Broome, since his return
from the scat of the general government. has
fully committed himself to the removal Of the
Indians 10y force. There are now in the ser
vice ofthc State and General Government,
together. one Thousand and six hundred men,
and the commanding officer in Florida has
authority to receive 'ssuch additional force as
may from time to time he required" This
his Exccllcncy thinks, is a sufficient force to
adequately project the frontier, and that this
protection will be CONTINUED.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

T'ilS is to give notice. that the sub cr.b.r Of C-.
l. ell cou MY hath obtaiied from the Orphans
Court of said county. letters tesiamcntary on the
personal estate of Marg ret V. Ilendrickson. late
Of said county. deceased. All persons having
c,aims az .,t the said de;c sod are hereby war
ted To cxIihit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. on before the 18th day OF
Apll. lHj' they may otherwise. by law he cx-
cluled from all len, fiji of said est ate All iutlebt.
c'l to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the sub-cribrr.-Gircn under my hand
this "rd day of My, $50
LEWIS T. ROBERTS
Executor of Margaret '. llendrickson decd.
1e-t--RErrEN u. JANAI, Rcg'r.
Man 3-1, ISj,,-6w
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poses II one OF ne bcSf soaps ever offered to the
pubic Each cake of soap is stamped &. NJ. L. 4
Son, Phada. No other is genuine
Packages of 3 cakes Is cents.
Boxes Of cakes 80 ce ts
Manufactured by
GEO. NJ. ELKINTON 4 son,
No. IL Margarctta st.
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
This Sonp has powerful cleaning properties
which readily ,Inoye
OIL. PAINT, DIRT. &c,
from every description of goods, without injury to
them For all domestic purposes, it is superior to
any other soap in use. and fifty per cent. cheaper
than the common rosia soap. Sold in boxes OF
80 lbs, and manufactured by
GEO. NJ ELKINTON & SON,
No. ~ Marsaretta st.
Castillo SOAP Palm, White. Barber and
Common Soaps; hydraulic. Adamantne and Tai.
low Candle, IS. SIS. los, 1878 for sale by
GEO. NJ ELkINTON 4 son.
No. II Margarctta Street,
Between Front and Second, above Callowhll.
Jan. 2j '56-iy
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
Port DepOs
Road Notice.

notice. is hereby given that application
will be made to the County Commissioners
of Cecil County at their next meeting after
the 18th day ofMay next for the appointment
of Examiners to lay out new road from
Long Lane across the lands of David NJ. Tay-
lor Auson Griffith, Samuel B. Foard, and
William Biddle, Tor over such other lands as
they may find most suitable for public road
until it lntusccts the Back Creek Neck Road.
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WANTED.

Every one to know that VIM. J. March.
bank has the largest stock Of rcr,lv aai4
arliagcs on hand ever offered to the pubic
in Cecil county, all of which have been mai.
of the very best of seasonal stuff as, by ,,,
best of workman. and will he -r! tor ntr
cent lower than the same can he uo, :.t ~
place within any reasonable diStaln. IT, i,t;n
and will be warranted for one year II lautv
,rratcd.
WIN. j. MARCHE .%t.
April 10Th, lS5G-3m.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

m II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. located in this Town, tenders h pro-
tessional services to the citiz"ns Of Elktcn
and vicinity. Office nearly opposite the
Court House.
Elkton, May S en-
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SOMETHING NEW AT TIE
RISING SUN!
Milliners and Dress Makers,

HANNAu MASON and II n N A
Ill MARIA HILL, from Pennington, N.
are about establishing themselves ate
tn Rising sun, near the corner of 49,,
Queen and Promenade Streets, and in. EaST
tend carrying ON the Millinery and Mania
making business in all their branches. From
their knowledge and experience therein
they hope to be able to mcri, full share o
patronage, as it will he their cndravur t,
satisfy all who may favor them with thril
custom. They will open out in a few day.
general assortment of all articles in then
line Of business; and are now ready to attend
to the other part of the employment.
MAY 3, lS5G-.w.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned takes this method to
l. request ali those indebted to him to call
and make settlement by the first Of May
next, as he finds it necessary to close up all
accounts; by SO doing they can save a per
centage. All accounts not settled by that
time will be placed in the hands of proper
officer for collection.
JOHN MATTHEWS.
Elkton, April 5th, 1856.
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A GA * - .

TNllE undersigl ed, having entered IN ,
Il Co-Par'Dcrship for The practice ~ .,.e
LAW in all its var',iS bial '.r,. VIZ u...,.
their prompt and undivided "1I,'ti.. r. ..l,3.
BUSINESS as may j." lr'rus,'& .y'. a.
Office opposite upl".'te Ehu frri. t.. g..
where one or hotl may g'"Hls too .,lud 81 g.
ing business hours
GEO.@F LAHI".
JOHN Al a. r.. WILL
Dec 81 IF
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Notice to Creditors,

vs.. In the Circuit Court
Eliza Wilson, for Cecil county.
and others.
TN accordance with an order passed in the
labove entitled cause, notice is hereby given
to the creditors of Samuel Wilson, deceased,
to file their claims, with the vouchers thereof
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county ON or before the LIST day Of
September next.
JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH,
May 3, 1856 I'm. Trustee.
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TRUSTlEs' SALE

OF REAL ESTATE.
pY virtue ofa Decree of the Hon. John
ID II. Price, Judge ofthe Circuit Court for
Cecil county. in Chanccry, the und .rSigncd,
as Trustees, will offer at Pubic Sale, at the
Court House door, in Elkton, Cecil county.
Md. on
MONDAY, tie 70 h dop of Muv. ncn,
at > O'Clock p. NJ, all that tract of Land
lying and being in Cecil county. of which
Samuel Aiken died seized, it being part OF
il tract called "IRETON," and containing
Has, Acres. More or Less.
This tract lies on Principle Creek adjoining
lands of David Jcnncss. j. and q. 2. Whit,
akc- and others; is we'll wa,crcd, the soil
being Of excellent quality. About one fourth
Of the tract is Woodland, IA portion being
finely ,imbcrcd, and the residue cleared
land under fence and in cultivation. A plot
will be exhibited by the Trustees Oh the day
OF sale.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed 10y the
Decree require one third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash ON the day Of sale:
"ne-third in six months after the day Of sale.
and the manning instalmcnt in twelve
months after the day OF sale. The credit
payments to he secured by the bonds OF
notes OF the purchaser with interest from
the day Of sale.
HENRY S. SITES.
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ALEXANDER EVAYS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-Miy be found
"A at the Office to Which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store Of VIM. Torhert,
ESP; in the building recently occur, Il as
the Post Office; or at the Office adjoining his
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
April ~, 1S5i-tf t 1854
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REMON

WIN ]. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story of..The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always 10
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov lt)--tf
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons who intend
Il to apply under the new act of The General
Assembly for License in Cecil county, that
they must appear at the office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court and make oath as re-
quired by said act.
a license cannot be obtained, as hereto
fore, by writing or sending for it.
ii. II. MITCHELL. elk
Circuit Count for Cecil county.
April 10, 1856 -4w.
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COUNCIL MEETING.

TNHE Chesapeake City Council No. 1 will
l. hold stated meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall on every Thursday evening at - clock
when and where those wishing to unite with
the American Order can have an opportunity
to do 50. By order Of the Council.
March 15-tc.
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House Painters Wanted,

INCUR Journeymen House Painters want
l. ed Immediately, to work in the town of
Port Deposit. To good workmen $50 per
day will be paid. Apply by letter, or il,
person to the subscriber.
TAYLOR COLE,
May ST. Port Deposit, Md,
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NOTICE.

YNI1E County Commissioners will meet at
Il their Office in the Court House, in EIkt"n
on Tuesday, the 18th day of May, next; to
attend to such business rs my he brought
before them. Persons having accounts
against Cecil county will have an opportunity
to present them at that time. BY Order,
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, elk,
May 3-tm Co. COmmm'rs Cecil CO.
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SeasOMablC Clothing,
Nj. MYERS,

" ChdrteS Street, baltimore,
I'D RESPECTFULLY informs the public
| ~ that he will have at all times on hand
| 'asonablc supply of the choicest kind;
Of ENGLISH and FRENCH MOURNING
GOODS. exclusively Of his own importa-
ition, consisting of
prrss Goods, gmbroi0rries,
iBONNETS. Gy-Family Mourning orders
solicited. a suit Of Mourning made COM
lplete, at eight hours notice. Cloaks, Bon
inetS, and Manlillas, made exclusively FRO,
ihe Paris patterns of our own importation.
| March lily.
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.JOHN L. IR(l

A TTORNEY at Law, and S. 49,. ....@.- q
n Gerry, will giv prompt ~ = 81
business entrusted. 10 him. lIer .u Co.,,
he Courts of this county, or o. .uy t.,..
tounty where his services may he rr4l',
05-lIe can at all times be found a, his Office.
next door to the office Of the Cecil Demo- rat.
Nov. 10, 1856.
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SURVEYING.

TFNHE subscriber having resumed his form
r err business Of Surveying ard Convey
ancng. promises to accom- date allw W." de
sire to ratrOnizc him. JOHN JANNEY.
Elkton, Md. Apr 7tf
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NEW DRY GOODS FOR 1856.

SAMUEL ,BUSBY,
MO. - MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON.
~ DELAWARE. returns his thanks to tho citi-
zens of Cecil and the adjoining counties for their
liberal patronage and takes pleasure in informing
them that he has just received full assortment
of the following new and desirable goods
Plain and Fancy Silks. at reduced prices,
Medium and Heavy Rich Black Silks,
Black DE LANES and Challies,
Plain and Fancy Bcrcgcs in variety.
French and English Chintzcs.
Buff. Blue and Pink Pcrcales,
Real French and Swiss Embroideries.
Bri.liantcs. Plain and Plaid Nainsook Muslins,
Stella, Thibet. Grape and other Shaws,
Marseilles Quilts and COunterpanes
Blankets and Comfurtabics.
Fine Shifting and Shcetings in variety
Spring and summer Flannes.
Ladies' and Gents Silk and Merino Vests,
Men and Boys Wear. II full assortment
Window Shades and Curtain Materials.
Umbrellas and P0rasOls.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Shoe Lasfings and Coach Makers Goods.
l would also call their attention to large rs
sortmcnt of Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels. Three
Ply, Ingram, Venetian and Rag Curpeting, Mat
ting and Oil Cloths, all ~idths, at the lowest
prices April 10. lS56--lm.
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PA {:

Inc houii1chtS 10 De ~ 1ret At base ana
10 feet at the top, s. feet thick at the base
and ~ feet at the top, feet high from low
water mark, and the foundations to be feet
below the bed of the creek, unless solid
rock is sooner found.
The wing walls on the East side to be Ii
feet long, an 20 feet apart at the ends: on
the West side % feet long and % feet apart
| at the ends. The foundations Of the wing
walls to be ofcqnal depth with the abutmcnt,
al thee" iidS next the same, and to rise, by
successive steps of equal hight, to 3 feet
below the surface OF the ground ut the ends;
to be ~ feet thick at the base, and 3 feet
thick at the ends. to he battered to . feet Il,
the level of the abutmcnts.
The guard-walls ~ be of the same length
us the wing-walls, 3 feet high and 20 inches
thick, to have good tastcnngs built therein
for roof to pitch outward.
The abutmentS and wing walls to We built
OF large stone, laid in good mortar, and all
the walls above ground to be well poir ted
the abutments flied in and the road graded
to the extent of wing walls, SO as to afford
IN easy passage over the bridge.
The bridge to be an open one; the span re.
luir"d, 90 feet, and width, II feet from GU,
To out.
PEIhs I'll different structures are solicited
with full specifications for each, to include
sizes OF timbcrs. &c.
Contractors will be required to give bond,
with approved security for the completion
"i the work in substantial and workn,an!ikc
manner. ON or before the ninth day of
December next.
Stone and dirt for grading. can be procured
Tree OF expense. convenient to the site Of the
bridge. By Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
May 3, lS5G-Gw. Clerk.
- Del. Republican, and Village Record
at West Chester, copy once Il week till l2t
Of June, and send bill to Clerk Co. Cvmm'rs
Cecil county,
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/ MEN Gamble IIandkerchcfs, Swiss and
- Jaconett. Edging and Inserting, Bird
Eye Diaper, Crash, Napkins, Irish Linens,
for sale by R.F.MAY.
apr II
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New Spr ing Goods.

ID F. MAY has received his New
LIZ Spring Goods, finished opening and
marking, and is prepared t" display them to
his customers, and the public generally.
He has Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Boots.
Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Groceries. proyi-
sions, Queenswarc, Hardware. Ccdarware,
&C., &c. [Elkton, April ~. 1856.
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TTNDERSLEEVEs, Spenccrs, and Worked
" Collars FOR sale by X. L. MAY.
AIR L..
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NLoOR, Stair and Table Oil Cloths. Straw
L Mating, Hemp, Cotton, Ingram and Stair
Carpcting, good assortment of each. for
sale by R.F MAY.
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Sl2,95S.l5
BY direction Of the Orphans Court,
Test, Is I. MAY. Treasurer,
of the Poor School Fund of Cecil county.
May 3, lS5G-3w.
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W. Wiley. N. w. holland +. J. RISEHAnr
SASH and PL AIMING MiLL,
PORT DEPOSIT,
Cecil County. MARYLAND,

| vr7E tho ,nd.,y;,,,.a - ot.,;I.
w F,c,nrv and ar. nu,y in I'M u ,n.o. "'''
| o,.,;iI;', ~" :" ~. op.i a. u
W I',..t ;,n,,r"v.b pa, GU" '"' "a''''"
- w.. 'p .,
machinery, the situation Of our Factor:
ing al one Oh inc largest l"mu+f markets M
The hiieo States ana our airai heine"iFi
purchasing inhi"er ana materials ire NJ f'H.
hahdS' we mink we can oher lh""r'H r -
possessed ny D" o'her fac,"ry.
We earnestly solicit tue arc ~" 60.
extend an invitation to all Bull
ptntcfs. &C.; t" give lis a "''i. &.!d f@.a'...
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-10

SHlRTlNG, SheetIng, Ticking, Towcllng.
~ ana general assortment of house furn-
ishing goods, for sale by RF. MAY.