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Cambridge Chronicle and E. Shore Advertiser Collection

MSA SC 4867
Dates	1826
Medium	Original, electronic
Restrictions	RESTRICTED: Do not circulate without the permission of the Director of Special Collections
Storage	Contact the Department of Special Collections for location.
Description
Newspaper, Cambridge Chronicle and E. Shore Advertiser Images in electronic series are from originals from MSA SC 6044, on deposit from the Dorchester County Historical Society
History
(Cambridge, Dorchester County: Luther M. Scott) The Cambridge Chronicle and E. Shore Advertiser began publication in 1825 and ceased in 1827[?]. It was published weekly. Title history based on April 23, 1825 [v. 3, no. 58]. Variant titles include the Cambridge Chronicle and Eastern Shore Advertiser. The newspaper continues the Cambridge Chronicle (Cambridge: 1822) and was continued by the Cambridge Chronicle and Maryland Weekly Advertiser (Cambridge: 1827). For abstracts, see: F. Edward Wright, Maryland Eastern Shore Newspaper Abstracts Southern Counties 1825-1829 vo. 6 (Silver Spring, MD: Family Line Publications, 1984).

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Series 1: Newspapers, Library of Congress
Series 2: Electronic Images

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