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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

HbO. EARLY, SURGEON DENTIST. having
Just returned irom Pblad, ph where he has PR
cured the m> magnificent and ngeniousy CONSTRUCTED
instruments that could be ubiurd IN the TINTED Staies
also, furnace, with fall supply .I the hest maicria.
Tor manufacturing incorupdblo teeth, is now pre-.
pared Ia inser full SETS Of teeth by atmospheric pressure
or other improved NUDES All other operations On thu
tech and diseases of the mouth generally attended
IN The best maunor
Jan % WIN if
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Nill'Iilt-

There will be n meeting Tor the promotion of TIA
Tract Cause, held nj the Baptist Church. ON Nednes
day evening, the ord inst, at I O'Clock. Several nd
drcs,es may be expected
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YN(EHI.aIEsG INSTITUTE FOR
A'OE.Vs LADIES,
CONDUCTED ny
MIR. AND MRS. NIEANY.

MIR. AND MRS MEANY. thankful for the liberal
AVA patronage they have received. beg leave 10 and
nounce 10 the inhabitants o ynchburg and its vicinity
that the next session Will commence Monday, the
u 9Th OF February next. Theconrseo instruction Is inll <
Acieni:cornpfisng the various departments of An
Gent and Modern Literature, Mathematical ant Natu
raj Sciences, best calculated deyclopr the powers oi
the youthful mind, and useful and finished edu
Gallon.
The location ofhc Schoobcing generally and avorahy
known II Is deemed unnecessary 10 cnun,praie the
advantages II enloys.-the apartments large and
modlous and supplied with the Instruments necessary for
illustrating The principles OF every department pursued
IN the School. Parents " no send children from dis
lance may have an opportunity Of uniting tho advana-
pes o a liberal and thorough educaiIon With comora-
bic and agreeable home; Mr. Nj. has Inado arrange
mcnis, to receive hrelrc young Ladies -boarders into
his family, whose moral habits and department will be
snpernrcndod by MIS- Meany, and command her care
and attention.
Terms per Session ~ 5 n,o,tns.
Tuition in Reading, Y, rillng, Arithmetic, F..
Grammar, Geography, History, &c, pupils
under the age Of y years, s., 50
=" L" Pupils over the age ofl2
years, Is 90
3" " With Composition,
Rhetoric. Globes, Astronomy, Philosophy, : II 80
Chemistry, Geology, &c.
Ancient aud Modern Languages each, extra, 5 90
Geometry, Algebra. rngonometry, with the
slruc'on of Maps. Charts Sc by the Scales
Music with the Of Piano. two Lessons per
week, 90 90
Board including washing. &c. 5 10 per month, 50 90
~ No other entra except Tor the Of Globes
Payable lnadvance
REFERENCES.
The RI Rev. j. Johns, Ep. Bishop of Virginia.
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson.
" - James Doughep.
= " ID. NJ. Wharton.
Charles kraitslr NJ. d., Pr Mod Ian, University Va
Sam'l. Garland, Alexander Tompkns,)
c. Dabney, ID Rodes, Esqrs
James Garland, f.. Fletcher,
Jan. 80 taft
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NlAIkeslA t;l =.

Married on Thursday, the 9th inst. by the Rev.
George Armstrong. Mr.. BrNJ,aiN :. lllGGisnorn
An of Amherst, to Miss HESTER +. fAAroN. oil
Roekhridge.
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The Great Western brings out 1884 900 in specie,
besides full freight Of dry goods, sc. The letters by
this arrival generally received until this NOM
ing consequently sufficient time has not yet elapsed to
note the effect OF the news upon our markets Moth
ing howc,e n been don. to dsy IN the way OF ot door
BUSHES. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

.Mcsnerism. The citizens of Augusta Geo, seems
To be laborlng uHder monomana the subject Of
Mesmefism. 1T is al the rage with them.
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500 EeslSN lYSgas.

SrTOLEN from The lavctnof yau Cardwc. Char-
- lor Court House, sune few weeks since. La
Di'S FINE GOLD Lever WATCH. made |
think by Juhn Johnson Liverpool with two birds carved
Immediately under tho hands. the bills turned towards
each other, aud containing watch paper with tho
at juhu Nsh,uph, August. 1876.
The a1nve re" ard ol Fifty D9ars will be given E,r
the apprehension and delivery ut this place Of the thief
Together with ,ae watch, "a Twenty Dollars nr tho
oach alone. VA. O JORDAN
WCharlolto {. IT.. Feb. u w5wif
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~ or one IN hundred is competent 10 choisr good
~ Piano Forte ior himself. person NAV Inc pleased
with the o an instrument. aud may (becau@' OF his
OF nlumaiion) thluk II very superior, whilst At the
same time II may be only tulciabo.Such II thn care
and prrcnnlIon necessary IN selecting Piano Furle that
II have not experience III such matters. there are
ten chances TO one. that YOU will b. deceived, Some IN
strumcns would be considered excellent until brought
into side by side comparison with others S,me
~ good Al first. but become worthless and ohcfs
good but not the best The important part oi Piano
the nc"n) hid from inc OF purchasers and there
ts 80 much difference IN the pnnciplrsnp'n which they
are constructed as IT is possible 10 conceive Of.
Under such circumstances would IL not be- most pru
dtni Ia order Piano from dealer in the Article. ho
has oohed into the comparative merits Of the different
makers; has been selling particular make for or I
years during which time has sold upwards o three hun
dred, won, selling bad one. Aud IN addition offers
Ia take upon himself ihr risk of selecting for those who
may wish to purchase. allowing them the privilege of :,
trial. aud Of Withholding payment until the matter Is
fairly tested
These the terms Of the subscriber. who promises Ia
sell as low to those who abscn, these who give
thar personal attention. E.P NASH.
Petersburg. Va, Feb. %, l8l3. islf
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e3 The Charlottesville Jetersonan staea tina. Coy.
Gilmer will be AT next Bedford Court and will address
Tho people, We hope some good Wing will answer
him.
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TEMPE RANCE. MEETING.

A meeting oil the l.ynchburg Mechanics Temperance
Society will BIZ held the house, this evening
(Nlonday,) at u'euck
JAMES FRETWEL, Prs't
GEORGE Il, TnrnMAS, Secty
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WANTED.

A YOUNG NAN from the country, about Is years
~ OF age who wishes situation in q Mercantile
House in this place, may find employment If early ap-
plication be made Enquire al this Office
March 20 Is.
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.1'GTR('E,

rs hereby riven. that from this day shall cense IL
act as executor o the late Meredith Lambeth, deed
Those having business Nth the executions will call on
Ralph smith who is the only acting executor ri said es
tate SAMt Ell NJ. LAMBE1 IL.
March 20 WOW
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New Spring Goods,
~ ST TO .Y.vD,

JOHN J. PURvIS,
l 5 opening at his Cash Store
VARIETY OF DRY Goods,
now scarce in this Market which will be sold at prices
&c suit the times.
q y o E e IS,
New Orleans and St. Crox SUGARS, AID. Cd. and
10 cts. per Id.
COFFEE, good at 10 cts and Cd per h.
SALT fine sacks cheaper than any in market
10000 lbs Spun Cotton from the best Factories in
Virginia. of Nos. 4, 5. 6, 7, s, Q, 10, II, 10, 10,
Ia, at the lowest market price.
JNO. J. PURVIS.
March y 6wif
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RICHMOND MARKETS., March Is. 1913.

TOBACCO-Receipisa are increasing; material
change in prices, except for fine manufacturing qualities
Of the new crop. We quote new Tugs S2,a3,; leaf
common, 3a3s; middling 4a4 i good 4sa5.; fine 5la7'
Some few extra hogshcads for manufacturing $Siall
Old lngs s2sa3; leaf. common. 3.a4 middng, las
good 5sa6; fine Colo rs in quality.
WHEAT-60to so cents per bushel according to
qnalltv-SO cents highest price.
CORN-45ai7i cents per bushel.
FLOUR-Saes at So GS-sone holders ask 50 70.
City Mills 81 75a5.
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{ AVN NOTICE..
siSg GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
NN' +, have inst received portion III snr SPRING
W AND SUMMER SUPPLY. embracing Il con-
siderable variety, which determined 10 sell prea,
bargains in; likewise GROCERIES, ri.:
49, sugar, Gohc", snit, Spun Cotton, g., sc.
we cordially invite all our friends both Of town and
country sivous call before purchasing, as we an,
resolved. to sell of Goods Mt such prize as causot
Ia To gave satisfaction to all who ish 10 buy Call and
see us.
J. }. PURVIS & uUFFEI.
March 6Wif
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sr> Uhig .2de,ees,-We publish the remainder Of
~ ,cument, this morning. No ono will rise from its
Al without acknow ledging its ability, aud we
bo.r not one Of our readers will fail peruse ii,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
SNIEHc DRINK ER II MORRIS
Successors TO
.s.Hf9E n E.5E.NSF,
I,IOHIG AND NsbOB.EsAIE DEAL
Jpss IN noOlAs AND STATIONARY,

RICHMOND, VA.
A RE receiving their Spring supply OF eood''
~ embracing III part the latest publications IN every
department Of literature. Iar Nsdsa 1hfologitai,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books, SCHOOL. book >
Of the haas, aud must approved editions used IN NIL The
Schools Colleges aud Academies IN the hil,d States
STATIONARY ol every variety Muse and .',ustfW IN
shumcniS, Mathematical hshr menis, .hars and
Globes Surveyors tomposScs, Dr@rihg Materials, aud
In TACT every article connected with the BnsinesT
ECO % Fl ReF.N DIN &.
Our Endery IL well supplied with the beat y o'"n0
and Materials and we nrr prepared 10 mako In order
and rule To any giving pattern hr CLERKS y Outs
Banks and MERCHANTS. ELnk Books, Of every drsefIp
ilun; supply Of which have, ready made. Away
on hand.
Every variety of BINDING executed in the b,s
manner.
! COU.NTRE CHhN3'S visiting our CITY
and tn. On tus1oMIEs OF The House. viii Away
find complete Stoch select from, and upon AZ iavora
! Die rms as they eau be had III any city.
SMITH. DRlNkER y MORRIS,
Late Smith & Palmer
March 20 Ut II
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TX BALES Nos aud . slanchcsser nznnburgs.
i - do "a Domestic en-
= do Al do do
5000 hs. Cotton Yarns. NJ. I 10 10
Ga consignment and for sale low by
GEO DAGBY s Co.
Feb ~ TT II
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nEMtbt kA 4 ~ aNtiio+'hi' y IN ' ~ . ~
rhs Democrats Of Illinois have held State Conven
,.,o They approve ofholdng National Convention
m, expressed preference as 10 the time aud place II
.ho,J be held They recommended the appointment Of
n.leeates by Districts.
pse Lnc,s Of South Carolina have also held State
r..,veu,ion, aud recommend Mr. Calhoun tier
,,date fn the Presidency. They designate the u,d
,,,J,y in May, lsii. the most saitahio time Tor the
Convention to meet The place at which 1t shall meet
IS not stated.
Their State Convention in Massachusetts recon
c,drd Mr. Van Buren, as the must suitable candidate
.r the Presidency ani recommended BALTIMORE As the
hs, place TO meet bull in the time. they differ from
s,,re-rccommcndng the meeting OF the Convention
Il, take place the first OF secund Monday IN May.
1874.
They held State Convention in Mississippi, but did
no, act upon that subject al all.
TIE WEATlIER.-We can truly say in ono of
Mr. Riches stereotyped phrases. .ha, winter seems
IL be lingering i'll the lap of Spring" On last Thurs
tay We had real Northeasi.r, the snnw falling 10 the
depth Of about inches |, ha. been unoulmony coli,
for Two weeks, for this limo III the year.
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SALT, NAILS, &C.

SALT. NAILS, &C.
100 SACKS SALT
IVIU loo casks Nails, I'd Cd.
s tons rrejegar Bar Iron. well assorted
Al do Country do do
TO hhds n q. and ST. Crolx Sugar
80 bushels Mountain Clover Seed
10 do Timothy do do
800 do clean Oats
Superfne and Family Flour.
Receiving and Tor sale, low iol cash
GEO BAGDN & ca.
March % ut II
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
MitIisscry.

MISS ELIZABETH MCK lNSEY. las
just return, d from Philadelphia. wi'h
a large assortment of Bonnets OF every
variety. and of the latest fashions. togeIh-
er with splendid lot of ribbons, and ell
other articles kept by miliner.
Her shop is the one form rly occuPi
ed by Miss Ellis, opposite the Washing
ton Hotel.
She tenders her thanks for the patron
age she has received since she commen-
ced business, and no effort on her Far t
will be spared to deserve continuance
Of like encouragement.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
.i rI.,E f'.44.M M
For Sale.

Nhe subscriber offers al private sails
= very beautiful farm lying on the Sas
safras River in Cecil county, Mlrvlani
within one mile and half of Frederiri 4.
town. and about three miles from Cecil
i4. ton. 1t contains 1877 acres I'll
Hat land, of which about go acre
WIS" are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
=" and the residue is arabic land.
Itch has had within the last four yea:r
100 BUSHELS LIME spread on il, IS in u
'od state of cultivation with excelieL.
,ncing, made Of cIiesnut and cedar ul,! IS
# very mprovable quality. The i".,-
lings, which cos, upwards of S2ttU
are now consisting of good Fra aIs
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories hugh wiii
two rooms on a floor, a corncrib ant "a
stable capable of accommodating SIX
horses. This property is beautifully sad
delightfully."- situated anI will be sold /,
great bargain One thi,d part Of the pur.
chase money will be required to be atd
in cash, and for the residue very ,ea-
sonahe credit will be given. The lllle
is good JOHN G. GROOME.
ELEToN. Ma, 9Th lSl3.
NJ B. Mr.. James Robinson the pr& g.
sent tenant will >hew it to an! person d.
sirous ot purchasing. J, &C
s1he De aware Journal ard neia" arc
Gazette. and The Village Record. Y st
Cheste, Pa, will insert the above tn, c
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
THE PROPER REMEDY

THE PROPER REMEDY-All attacks up
on the health can be cured provided we know
which remedy TO appp. The origin of all dis
sa.es arises from the stomach and blood. Not a
fever, yellow, bilious, intermittent, but arises
here, 80 in fact in all complaints, the stomach is
the eeneralve organ ofdiseasc as well as health,
What Is the remedy, is sasked; The preparatives
ofnatuie, as exhibited i'll the vegetable produc-
tions o the extensive surface OF the earth, here,
and here only is found remedy tot dllease. Net
in mineral polsons, but in pure extractons from
Vegetable Extract Pills, prepared from vegetable
matters only, freed from the grossness which is
more or less to be found in pills formed of similir
suhsi ances, the best remedy for general heath
TO be found in the community, as every one
prououn,es them OH trial.
Sand pills are sold in Elklon. by VIM
Toiberl, and by agents published in all
other part OF this paper.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has just returned from
Phila., with large s. general assortment
of Fall s. Winter Goods-consistlng in
part of
Cloths, of various cols.& qualities (for
Close&oyercoalsl Sa,inelts, Jeans, Vel
veteens, Linseys, Flannels, (co,. &wool-
en) Ticking, checks, lable&towel dla-
per, Bro and Bid. Musl MS gng hams.
Observation-Disclosures, al .'aca-,
Silks, Bombazines, ,Shawls, ,lldkis. g loves
Hosiery, with variety ol fancy Articles,
An excellent lot OF Boots and SIoes-
Caps, of almost every discriplion,-Glass,
China and Queensware, Hard ware, with
which lot of Guns from $50 to $2O'
The subscriber respectfully requests a
Call from his friends and the public gem
eraly as he thinks his stock has been care
fully selected and if they will be careful 10
bring with them the neadtul they shall
not go away disappointed in Bargains.
S. B. Ford.
North East. Sept. 18th, 1884,
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
TO BLACKSMITHS.

We, the undersigned. BIacksmilhs, take
great pleasure in recommending To black
smiths generally, Browns Patent Tube
Iron, sold by Messrs Hogg s. Anderson.
We have been using it for three weeks
past, and find it to work admirably in all
respects, and with saving of al least one
shird the coal and time required in the Or
dinarv way.
Reuben D lamar,
James D Scott, Elkton.
Andrew Alexander,
Wm Myers, Cecilt"n,
John Msdders, Georgetown SRoads,
G. w Medders, New Ma.ke,,
DR. H'nodall. MilInglon,
John Slcox. HID. al Sassafras,
Joseph Price, Warwick,
VIM illlams, Cherry Hill,
Samuel Phillips, Moth East.
Oct. l4th. lS43-3t
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
EX-CO.VST.ABLE'S SHE,

BY virtue of writ of Vendi. Exponas
issued by William Hanes Esq. one of the
justice of the Peace of the state Of Mary
land in and for Cecil comfy, at the SUIT of
Joshua S. Hudson against the goods and
chatlles, lands and .enements, of Ann
Oldham and George w. Oldham, to me
directed, have seized and taken into cx-
ecution, all The light, title, claim, interest
and estate of said Ann Oldham, and George
W. Oldham, in and to all that farm where
on Ann Crow, now resides, and hereby
give notice that on Saturday the 2lst day
of October, at IL O'clock A. M. at the
court house door in Elkton, will cffer
for sale by public auction the said property
go seized and taken into execution, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writ.
HEZ. FORD, Ex-Constable
Sent 30th-ts.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
for Sale

The subscribers having bought lha'
tract of land lately sold by J. c. Groome
and N. W. S. Hays, Esqrs. Trustees, ly
ing uear Dysart's tavern. Cecil co. Ma''
now offer i. at private sale. Ii contains
about .
ITO Acres, -,
of land principally arabic, and lies within
one mile of the church at the head oi
Christian Creek, 2 miles from Newark
Del, and Eve miles from Elkton. II lies
high and there is splendid view from it;
the Delaware and Elk rivers bolh lying in
sight. The tile il indispulable.
Apply to either of the subscribers liy-
ing in Elklon. JOSEPH NJ AHAN,
JOSEPH P. CAN TWELL.
August 5th lS43-t
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21

13O Acres.

over one hundred of which is in good
state OF cultivation there having been 1000
bushels Lime, and ashes spread upon the
same within the last two wears This farm
is within me g. half miles. of the beau
tifu and thriving Village, of North East.
and two miles of the Bait and Phila. Rail
Road, and Six miles Of Elkton, the
Capital of the countv;convenient I" stores,
schools, Mills and Houses Of Public
worship, of different denomination. in a
healthy, and respectable neighb"urhood,
with beautiful view OF the river Il bay
and The country around; a Fishery on The
same, thai has been carried on very sue
cessfully heretofore, will be sold with the
farm; over one hundred acres Of woods,
adjacent of young thriving timber--a
large proportion is chestnut; the TIVE
tracts containing 243 acres.
If not sold previous to the first of jan
uary next. it will then be for rent.
For terms. apply 10 Mr.. Hugh Brown
at North East who will show the pre-
misses, or to the subscriber in person OF
by letter pos. paid in Baltimore
GEO. ". FORD.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
REMOV AL.

nR. COWAN Dentist, has emoved to the
Dhonse formerly occupied by F. A. Ellis Esq;
opposite the Washington Hotel, where he WI
be happy to see lis patrons. April LIST, 1884,
An extract from letter of recommendation
Fl ON the Rev. James McIntire
81 have been intimately
acquainted with Dr.. Cowan for about two years,
and am happy TO recommend him before the pub
lie as gentleman ofhigh respectabity, and also
as one Of the most sUcc EssFUL PRAcTicAL DEN
lists
He put new set of teeth in for female
friend of mine, which not only look as natural as
fthey were NATURES own GIFT, but with which
he can masticate the hardest food without the
east difficulty"
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21

The subscriber being aware Of the hardness Of
the times ahd the great scarcity Of money, feels
disposed to sell his work at prices that will suit
the convenience Of all who may wish to pur-
chase.
Undertaking. He also informs the public, that
he is prepared to make at the shortest notice,
COFFINS of every description. He has also
also first rate HEARSE, which will enable
him to discharge all duties in this line of busi-
ness, which will be done, whenever his services
are required. LEVI F. BOULDEN.
June G. l843-ly
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21

oil these ca>es9 Gin answer give you
some Of his own logic,) ~ wo, not."-
vt cant be so."
Consequently, Mr.. Editor, we are led
to the conclusions, that the acts Of those
were directed by strict sense of du!y,and
intended as a public benefit, and in this
ligh. were they viewed by each individual
member Of tina. body, with probably one
exception, who no doubt felt his interest
affected in consequence Of the presentmenI
reaching gates upon his property, and
who no doubt insligaIed the production
of The very sensible communication we
have PASSED in review, forgetting at the
same time that after the presen,ment Of
few gates was made, (his own amongst the
number) as misery loves company, hr
exposed others which had been overlook
cd.
But sir, fnrbear to extend this criticism
Further; the article is contradictory in
itself, and is either the offspring Of a tur-
bid brain or malignant heart. He may
take which horn of The dilemma he cho'.
ses, and learn from the choice, that plain
and simple honesty in every transaction
Of life, is always more creditable than
deception and sophislry.
HONESTY.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
ELKTGN hCALrMY,

THf FEMALE DEPARTMENT. viii be
separately organized nn ,hs Ut Of Ser-
tember under the charge of Misr. q
Sears Of Boston, form rly Precen,ress
Gettysburg Female Seminary. She ms,
which wi be ve~v mode ale, p,a bs
earned by applchiion To
HFNRY w TIORp. \ Mp i'm,
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
D'SouLUTlON OF CO-PAR1 N Err
C[iIp

The Tin aud Stove business heretofore
connected under the firm of John H. G'a-
ham SEQ. is this day dist lved by mutual
consent. All persons indebled to said firm
will please come forward and settle the
accounts either ny cash or otherwise WI
John H. Graham.
JOHN H. GRAHAM
JOSEPH P. CANTWELL
july Q9th lS43
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
CABINET-WARE.

CABINET-WARE,
all of which ID made of the
best materials, by experien-
ced workmen, under his Inn
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed of
on accommodating terms.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
Hats! HatsS!

TINE subscriber has now on hand at his Fash
i ionable Hat and Cap Store a larg and gen
eral assortment Of hats and caps Of the latcs
fashions and hest qualities which he will cor
tnue to sell wholesale and retail al prices 10 SUI
the times.
Country merchantsare particularly invited 1.
call and examine his stock, as he can supply
them on better terms than they can suit them
selves in the cities
Thankful for the very liberal encouragement
he has received, he hopes to deserve a continu-
alton of the sam by endeavoring TO do tue
thing that's right.
JAMES T. BROWN.
N. B. He will deliver free of cost, hats, to
storekeepers who do rot reside more than fifty
miles from this pac
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
REMOVAL.

H. c. Caldwell, Barber, has removee
from the Washington hotel. to the shop
formerly occupied by Jacob Anderson,
where hopes to conlinue to merit a con-
inuance of the custom he received at his
old stand
He also keeps now an assortment O
we'll selected confectionery, which he will
sell very cheap.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-10-21
CABlNET-W ARE-ROOM,
In E.LKToN.

In tLKT0N.
YuVHE subscriber, thankful for past favors,
} would respectfully inform his friends and
the public in general, that he Is still carrying ON
the above business at the Old STAND, nearly
opposite the dwelling of Edward Wilson, Esqr.,
where he has constantly on hand large ana
general assortment of