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Rail Road Notice,

'NllE undersigned, Commissioners of tho
L Queen AIMS and Kent County Railroad.
either IN persons or by agents appointed for
the purpose will open books to receive sub
scrltllon to the capital stock Of said road, ON
TUESDAY, the 10th day of June next, at
the following places: Juhnson's Hotel,
Eikton; Bottoms Hotel, Warwick; VIM. +.
Smyth's Store, Millington, George Yicker's
Office, Chestcrtown; Faithtul's Store, Church
I'M; Pcarcc S store, SulIersviIle; Clements
store, Beaver Dams; Court House, Centre
vile; Hotel, Greensborough; Hotel, Hills
borough; Hotel, Nine Bridges Meals Store,
Wye Mills Court House, Easton.
when 1000 shares Of stock are taken, tho
company will Immediately organize, in ae-
cordance with the provisions of the charter.
PERE WILMER, &. b. WEsrcorr,
JAMES L. EARLE, GEo. EICKERs,
JNo. Is. THOMAS ABEL J. REEs,
" IL. JACOBS, VIM. SKINNER,
S. J. BRADLEY, WV. f. SMyrm,
). 1. llARnIsoN, CALEB ". SpRY.
May ~, 1S56-3w.
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NEW PAPERS
Every day brings something new
he luCnInrnS EnINn il sn y

nv ioooiocoa FUND IL
last fall when that little paper THE UNION RI.
FORMER" popped out on them, all unawarncd, one
fine morning; and encouraged by lis astonishing
success, Il legal gentleman NEXT Door to The
Democrat issues Prospectus for Il Campaiencr,
shorty to commence; it being las says appor
ent TO every one that that old journal needs helm.
SO 1.-The plot thickcns'' and We anticipate Il merry
time. Our Know Nothing sinners may lie down
in the expectation Of being stirred up with long
pole in addition to the usual short one which has
heretofore been holding them uneasy
'lHE JACKSON PICKET GuAED' has been selected
rs the name of the young stranger 50 soon expect
cd TO begin its existence, and since the announce
ment of its approach we understand the Know
Aothings have had soy ntcen dark lantern under
ground meetings. in which they have resolved to
pursue the "pIcKET" with "TuE AMERICAN
REcuLAn.' 1t being the province of that outer
guard to run aftcr the first fire. VIC suppose "l'uE
REGULAR will have a good time following him
home to camp.
Poor old jackson it seems pity he can't be
allow cd to sleep quietly, but must be called up
every fall to fight the battles of these Pillows and
Pierces and Classes. The great Dcmocrl tic Party
is becoming like the Irishman's potato the best
part OF it under the ground-and Old Hickory s
spirit must be invoked ia all their contests We
question: however, if he stands this appeal, rs he
will be inclined to go with his Secretary Donclson
We suppose between THE REGULAR Gftlat b.
its name--for the reader may bo assured arrange
mcnts are already made for the issuing of all
American Campagnor) and THE PIckEr' there
will be some sprightly sparrins and good timo
generally, and 50 mote it be. Indeed we almost
shake III our shoes lest the latter lets go shot at
us as trial aim but hoping if SO, it may come in
Che same spirit in which this is sent, We have the
high satisfaction to remain with sentiments of dis
hnguishcd consideration, &c, &C. &c.
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SOMETHING NEW AT GRAVELY HILL.
NEW WOODEN FACTORY

by WILLIAM 7. LEE, formerly of Gin
- ter county, Pa, who has established
himself at Gravely Hill, 3 miles north Of
North East, Cecil county, Nd, where he
FEATURING in all its various branches -
kcrscys, Satinctts, Blankets, FIullnels, plain
and plaid and Of different kinds and colurs,
Stocking Yarn, Coverlcts, Carpetns. Also,
Carpet Weaving and weaving of all kinds,
Nc, done on the shortest notice. From his
knowledge and experience he hopes to merit
Il full and liberal share of the public patro-
mage, and he will cndcavor to satisfy all who
may favor him with their custom. He will
open out in few days, general assortment
OF articles manufactured in his line of bust
ness, ana VIII be ready to attend to the other
paris Of the employment.
DJ-Weol left with Mr.. DENNY, Elkton,
will be promptly attended to and man,tac-
turcd as ordered. may "a, 1856.
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UplIDL.STEN ING.

Z EYI F. BOULDEN, having removed to
4 his old stand in ELkTON, is now pre-
pared to manufacture Feather Beds, Hair,
Hask and SirGw Mattresses, of all descriptions
as cheap us they can be bought in the cities,
and in the most substantial and durable man
ncr. He will also make to order Cushions
for Chairs, settccS, &c, and attend to any
other business in his line.
D5"REpAIRlNG done with neatncss and
despatch.
us5-Ordcrs received through the mail will
be promptly attended TO. [muy II, '56.
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FILTMoRE's PRosprcTs.-Th Richmond

FILLMoREs PRospEcTs.-Thc Richmond
Wing careful! in its statement of facts, makes
the following remarks upon the canvass:
As to Mr.. Flllmorcs chances, we consider
them excellent, and growing brighter every
day. We believe he will obtain a plurality
ifnot a majority vote in most of the North
crn States; and under these most favorable
circumstances, he will be almost sure to
divide the clcctororal vote of the South with
the Cincinnati candidate. Virginia and
South Carolina arc the only Southern States
that we are willing to conccdc to Democracy
and they will not get them without Sc
we're struggle.
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OD>The prospect of a good sugar crop in
Louisiana is very poor. The severity of the
winter killed both seed and plant cane to n
great extent, and though an attempt has been
made to get cane from Cuba for planting,
only three ship loads have obtained-th
Spanish Government, from selfish motives
purely, interdicting further shipment. The
sugar planters upon the highlands between
Bayou Sara and Baton Rouge, being utterly
unable to obtain canes have planted their
fields with cotton.
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DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE. Charles w.
Conner, son of Mr.. Benjamin IL. Conner, of
Crntlevillc, Md, was drowned in the Chcsa-
pcakc and Delaware Canal, at the village of
St. Georges, New Castle county, Del, on
Wednesday last. 1t appears that he and
another lad were out in a small boat, which
was run down and upset by tow boat, his
companion swan ashore, but before asSis,
lance could be procured, Charley had sunk to
the bottom. His body was recovered. but
not until life was extinct.
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RETURN OF Specie FROM EURoPE.-The
steamer Fulton, which arrived at New York
ON Wednesday night from Liverpool, brought
over in specie $4,000. This will have the
effect to case up monetary affairs, not so
much from the amount as its favorable pre-
monitions.
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TaxAs. -Grasshoppcrs are destroying the
Vegetation about Austin and Scgun and var
rious other parts Of Texas, especially in Tar
rant county, in the northern part Of The State
During the month of April, iif cen murders
were committed in the State. The latest VIC
tim was pcdlar named Gcigcr, who was OH
his way to the Wichctaw. Among his pa
pcrs found scattered about were letters from
Philadelphia. A vein of rich lead ore has
been discovered in Barnet county, near Ham
iliou
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4 ROBBERY AT NORTH FAsT.-We find the
following item in the Philadelphia Ledger of
Tuesday last
\ man was arrested yesterday, OH the
charge Of being concerned with two others
in robhing Conrad Egiicr of a3S. at North
East, Cccrl county, Md. 1t is alleged that
Egucr was knocked down, and while held
there ~ tWo uf iuvn. the other robbed him.
The accuS'd was committed by Alderman
hglc, to await rcQuisiddn from the author
iii,S Of MAJ Wand.
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FILLMORE IN INDIANAAND ILLINOIS. The
Americans of Illinois. in their State Council
which met at Springfield on the 9th inst,
adopted the national platform and endorsed
the nomination of Fillmore and Donelson
without dissenting voice
An election held at Shebysvil1e, Indiana,
on the l4th inst. resulted in the entire sue
cess of the American ticket.
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HEALTH.-Sec the suggestive article on this
subject, printed on the first page Tie time
Of year is coming when sanitary precautions
should be taken, particularly as the north
ward march Of the yellow fever is predicted
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"SHALL AMERICANS RcLE AMERICA ?"-
That is the great question Of the next cain
paign; and see to it men Of America that YOU
keep the issue In view. Don't bctumed aside
by side questions don't be frightened BY
clamors. "Americans shall rule America %
that's the watchword and rallying cry, and
when that's settled we'll attend to the small
CT ma tiers afterwards.
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New YORK AMERICAN ErCroR,rs -

New YORK AMERICAN VICTORIES AT the
election for village officers in Norwich ON the
9Th inst, the Americans were successful by a
majority of 10 over combination of Rrpub
licanS, Democrats and all sorts.
In Greene, there were two tickets in the
field. The "Young America ticket and the
,"Old Fosy" ticket. There were 81. votes
polled, Of which "Young America" received
&c.
In Oxford, the same issue was had. and OF
course Young America" came out ahead
There were Ia votes cast and Young Amcr-
ca" has majority Of 24.
The above elections were in the county of
Chcnango, i'll which the influence Of Seward
has been very great for the last fifteen years.
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PUBLIC SALE.
THOMAS 4 SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,
with Al AcroS
With 40 Acres.

TECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND; opposife
~ Hare de Grace. On TUESDAY,, May
nth, 1856, at O'Clock in the evening, will
he sold at Public Sale, AT the PIIlLADET.-
PllIA EXCHANGE, all that valuable pro-
pcrty, situate in Cecil county, Maryland on
the Susquehanna river, about one mile north
of Perryvillc, on the Baltimore and Phiadel-
phia Railroad, and nearly opposite lIavre de
Grace, known us TIE PERRY Mills
The improvements are anew three-story
MERCHANT MILL,
with THREE RUN OF BURRS, substan-
TALLY constructed WATER WHEEL of 25
diameter, with all necessary fixtures and in
proved machinery for the manufacturing of
best quality Of flour, and now in full opera
zion. An extensive SAW MILL, driven by
an overshot wheel of 30 feet diameter, and
using the water independent OF the flour mill
There are also TWO STORE HOUSES on
the property. The head and fall of the
stream at command is about l20 feet, and
can be used directly on the margin of tho
river, where second mill could be erected
to make al least 200 barrels OF flour per day.
without interfering with the work of tho
present mills as the flow of the stream will
afford sufficient water to create a power
equal to that extent. There are about 40
ACRES OF LAND attached to the property.
The Port Deposit b anch Railroad connect
ing with the Philadelphia and Baltimore,
Railroad at Perryville will be completed this
spring, and pa SEES directly in front of tho
mill; switch and sidcling can be built Tor
special use of the property, thus afording Il
choice with rapid transit by water, railroad
or canal, to either the Baltimore or Phiadcl-
phia markets during the whole year, at !.
very small cost. A large supply of grain
can at all times be obtained at the mills from
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TO FARMERS AND TRANSFERS.
NOTICE.

gEN) FARMERS AND OTHERS, raising
= hogs and cattle. the nndcrsig ned would
Respectfully give Information that he will
attend to altering and spaying whenever
called on. His long experience and skill in
the business ulallrs him confident of success
and places the owner in a position to expect
recovery beyond Il doubt in all cases, with
proper treatment. Charge moderate.
=. S. Iintcnd to call round in the spring
aud then again in the fall.
SAMUEL DENNIS,
Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md.
hnril %, lS56-tf.
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Baltimore and suspuehanna
STEAM COMPANY.

ENUL Lar DALAI LINE, except Sun
Al days,D for lIAvRE De GRAcE, FoKT De-
rosLt All TIDE WATER CANAL,
AS..A The STEAMBOAT
ssss,ss:s:sa o'p'i Ic ave. yss I %Mcn
OF. West Falls Avenue, every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday evening, 1t e % clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every hoh-
day, Wrdncsday and Friday AZ 3 clock, ana
ii. yrc dc Grace ut D o'clock. L. VI.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. u.
". ToaLtSsoN, leaves same place every
&on,i'ly, Wedilu sday and Friday evening at
S.o'ctock. Returning, leaves Port Deposit
every TucStty, Thur,dtv and Saturday
evening ut 3 o'clock, and llarrc dc Grace at
8 o'clock Z. NJ.
t5Nrassage 80 cents.
L-Frcights received daily ut Baltimore
until O'clock. and ut Port Deposit until .
O'clock; carried ut low rates, and carefully
attended to.
S-Dnplicate receipts for Frcights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at lIavrc de Grace will attend
to forwarding any me, chan'lisc consigned to
him; for any point on the Pennsylvania Ca.
ntlS, or will rc-shp frcights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
X. ALEX TAYLOR, Agt., II. dc Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
G5-The Steamboat :sJUNIATA,' Captain
Tominson, being in complete order; can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.-Grain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse of j. Tome,
Port Deposit who also keeps for sale,
Guano, Plaster, Fish and Salt.
March 30, lS5G--tf.
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T. BRowN's ESSENCE OF GINGER AND
CHOLERA MIXTURE. cannot do the pub
lie greater service at this season than to call
their attention to the above valuable remedies,
which should be in the hands of every family,
while no person about to travel should leave
the city without them For summer com
plant in children, now so prevalent, the E.ss
cncc Of Ginger is safe, convenient and ullica
cluus. Sec advertisement
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FATAL AcclnENT.--W We regret to learn that
son Of Mr.. Joseph Roman of Rowlandsvile,
age IL years, fll from swing one day this
week and died two days afterwards from in
jurics received by the fall.
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D-JThc nomination of Mr.. Buchanan for
President. Is just rs certain as-ialling off a
log. Five thousand volunteers arc to 20 to
Cincinnati for outside pressure work, all of
which arc to he allowed ten cents a day. If
the democratic blood" III the veins Of any Of
these recruits g:ts to be Troublesome, they
are advised to let it out. -CAcster (Pa) Re
publicml.
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DE HmG's SUPER PHospnATE.-No the
advertisement Of tllis fertilizer by the Mcssrs
Turner of Pratt st. Baltimore. 1t is highly
recommended for the corn crop.
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BARN EunNT.- barn belonging to Henry
A. Brclsford i'll the 9th District, was destroy
ed by fire, which originated from some I'M
known cause, on last Tuesday afternoon. We
have not learned the amount of the loss. 1t
was Insured for $4,000 in the Mutual Insur-
ancc Company of Cecil county.
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/CUANGE OF Naturalization is called to
tllc change Of time in the running of the cars,
as appears by the advoi tiSemcnt Of the agent
The second train in the day from Baltimore,
arrives here nearly half an hour earlier than
heretofore, and the freight train from Phila
delphia at night more than an hour later.
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FHARLEsTOWN FAtR. The Annual Fair at
Charltstown this year was small affair. One
man was arrested and committed to .jail for
fighting, but released on giving security. 1t
seems generally consitl,lcd that Charlcs:own
Fair should be excused for "thc good it has
done and be suppressed by an act of the
legislature
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hlUsQUIToEs. These troublesome insects
Nave been more numerous in this county the
present week, than they are remembered to
have been be fore. so early in the season. This
is thought TO portend a sickly season; and
there seems reason in the supposition that the
stagnant water by which they are produced
may also generate disease.
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G~If you want cheap and good clothing
you will not fail Of being suited if you call on
George Culin, at the South East concr of Mar
kct and Second Streets, Philadelphia. His
stock is large, of good quality and well made
up.
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TIE NICARAGUA MINISTERIAL despatch

THE NICARAGUA MINIsTER.-A despatch
from Washington says:
"All the Foreign Legations have determined
not to recognise Padre Will socially or Of
ficiallv. Senior Marcoletta now asserts his
claim to the British Mission from Nicaragn qua,
on the faith of former commission from the
dcposcd Governments, and it is believed that
he will be recognized. His protest addressed
to the different legations is not yet COM
plctCQ -
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OAK WOOD.
fa N
4i5 CORDS.

more or less, lying and being in the woods
OF David Scott cot Jno,) which said wood has
been attached rs the property of s.Thu
Chester County Iron Manufacturing Com
pany.'
TIE TERMS OF SALE AZ prescribed by
sad order, are as follows: One half of the
purchase money to be paid in cash on tho
day OF sale, and the balance in six months
from the day Of Sale; The credit payments to
bear intcres, from the day of sale, and to DO
secured 10y the note OF the purchaser with
approved security. Sale to Commence AZ
ii O'Clock y. NJ. JOHN J. r.. pDDIE
May II, lS56--ts.
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EGEt ssE2'E'.

'bNllE HOUSE Lately occupied by S. ].
4 Brown x Co., as Il carriage maker shop,
IN Rock Run north end of Port Deposit, to
coed tenant the rent will be made low
Aprlyto S. II. CARSON x co.
Port Deposit, May 24--3w.
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FOR PRESl DENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELSON,

COUNTY CorNciI"-The County Council of
''he american Party meets at Elkton on
Thursday the 10ih day of June.
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Y r. n ID u K .

FsNllE subscribers VIII sell at Public Sale,
Il without reserve, on TUESDAY, the 3rd
day OF June, all the STOCK and TOOLS.
belonging to the late tirm Of Stephen J.
Brown Co., Carriage makers, al Rock Run,
north end Of Port Deposit, Md.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on
SAID day, when the conditions Of sale Will be
made known.
ALSO.-At the same time and place,
FOUR NEW CARRIAGES, made by the
late StcphrnJ. Brown, decd, as follow
ONE StLkY, ONE BUGGY, DOUBLE
CARRIAGE, ONE FAMILY WAGON. with
Shafts and Tongue complete.
CARSON s. COULSON.
May 81, lS56-2w.
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give learn that the wheat crop looks
pro missing throughout the county, but more
particularly Sc III the First and Second Dis
trcts.
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G2@Bcautful weather we have had this
week for corn llan.inga work which had
been much retarded b. frequent rains.
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L'EESlI supply Of Summer Silks and Eluclt do ;
l Chalc'. Hcreges. Org 'nda and French Lawns.
parasols. Fans. Mantllns. trimmings and Boy.
:traw Hats in variey. For sale by
May % BENZ. f. MAY.
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stUNDRIES Superior Dried Eeef fro plump
y Sugar Curod Hams; Smoked Icrrings; Mercer
Potatoes Flour and Corn Meal, in store now ut
may u Il. BROWN. IRIS.
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ExPrcsdent Fillmore, it is said, will be
home early i'll June. Lie Is NOW probably iii
England.
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H. ~,
O' " I" Ms S s, o'WsS hsH0'e-Sen0fo'
" o'% ~ ItLIS"'""%t'E' hH"ehFa d"ri!
ca" i'e"'e" gu W"ehSiO'e 0y mr.. br0o"S, q
; w ,s,, uC"0,,""' ,1.oo
:, " , -ie'i'N"i"N, May -z'-imnedia'ty after
Ha ""',',','',ea' y, NohSr'SS To-Day "hlt
:''i.'ot SUMNER OF s'"SSachuSettS, was Still!
'.iC I oi'''''''eI, Mr. n'0oNS' mem
~ o,l i,e ,iY.nt i'"' oouh e"fo''''a' enter,
Wy "',''''i summer accused
l",i '.Lt'';'s ',o''' O",.'ha ana MS grey
a' n"'" ,t'"t',v: 5e'a.or n",,cr' immediate
corn AZ Ns'' t -'I '''IN .i'' sumner WIN
,,,'nt,l ,li' ~ ~ " .,'S liooi anu p'ooNS
ln,r;vld r. '''' '','tI. ' I'''''',e' occainc
hn n.,l,od =, .iLs loTei oi speech previously
In, ,S,,,ant ha ~. ,'o G''e i''te''e'cu uml'
Snnnnr m.s t ti'' Io,'.I," ms usS's"' Mr.
,',I,' va 'uu ~ ms 'oo'l'
W,s,,,,,.. a,,,(0 a.. nf 90, E,
,os,o' ,..'.'S NJ, ~ way ,oo.'c eye VII
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I Town BAILrFF. The Town Commission
ers organized on Monday night last. j. c.
Howard was elected President and Thomas
McCreary, Bailiff
There is work for Thomas already. The
hogs have had the liberty of the town during
the late inter regnum between the going out
of the old and the Inauguration of the new
Board, and now their speedy consignment tc
the soltudes of their pens is desirable.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

PY virtue Of two executions issued by
- Gilbert +. CErstficld, Es1., one of the
Justices of the Peace in and for Cecil county.
one at the suit Of Jacques Cayott, and the
other at the suit Of Charles \. Bryan. both
against the goods and chattlcs, lands and
lencments of Theodore Camp, and to me
directed, have seized and taken in exccu-
tinn all the right, title, interest, claim and
estate of the said Theodore 1,rs
Camp, in and to TWO LOTS eT.
OF LAND, in the village Of a,s;2
Port Herman, in Cecil county. eEsnsu. ~
numbered $50 and s.G'' on the eS-esstssasAsaHsS
plot of said village, lying on the north side
Cherry Street, commencing at the corner
Of Second Street, fronting on Cherry street
Fifty feet, and One Hundred and Sixty feet
deep, more or less: and hereby give notice
that ON Monday, the l6M day Of June, 1856. on
the premises, at , O'Clock on said day, will
expose the said property to Public Sale, to
the highest bidder for, Cash to satisfy said
writs. l.. SIM MONS,
May 9th, lS5G-ts. Constable.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Lot Of ~ ond.,

pI virtue of an Order of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, | will offer at Public
Auction, on the land of David Scott, (of Jno1
one mile north Of Cherry Hill, Cecil county,
Maryland, on MONDAY, JUNE 10th, 1856,
Il valuable lot of
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PORT DEPOSIT TANNERY.

T5NlIE undersigned has in his employment
d u first rate curricr from New York, and
intends Keeping Il general assortment OF
LEATHER Of the hest quality which will be
sold low for Cash, or exchanged for Hides
and Bark. j. LEHPER MAXWELL.
n. B.--l will pay cash for all kinds OF
T rncr's Bark and also for Shaved Bark.
May II, lSj6.-3 m }. l.. NJ.
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WHERE THEY SELL Run. The taverns and
drinking houses, and stores where rum is sold
in this county a1n Distributed NC Cullnue.

In the 7th district 10 of the tavcrns and
drinking houses, and 2 of the stores are in
Port Deposit; in the End district S of the
tavcrns and drinking houses, and of the
stores are in Chesapcak city; and in the Sd
district all of the tavcrns and drinking houses
and of the stores are in Elkton. The coun.
ty appears to be pretty well supplied through
out with places where the "ardcnt" can be
had, but from the number Of shops in the 9TH
district one would conclude the thirsty souls
thercabout must be uncnmmonly numerous.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24

NLD Govhrrmcrt Java Coffee, just received ard
" f.. sal W X. L. MAY.