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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10
OAUrIs,N and No lICll.

TO protect Ladies and Physicians from imposition,
suil n-l uted by the subscriber. in the supreme
and damas and awarded 10 me amounig to near
~ 500, which duly paid aud ,hs because counter
feiers in general Hclualed by Base anu snrdid mo
tiyes; via GAN, and not careful 10 make provisions
nr useful and beneficial result which Is The object o.
SUCCESS of article bearing her name. From the best
nuhnfity, she has understood that large number o.
cnunereits have been fosed on the PHYSICIANS OF VIII
mington, thus impnhing The reputation OF The Genuhe
FEr original Inventor, Mrs s Belts, of Philadelphia
having had envub reputation for II years past, by
the Of supporters, lover 200 having been sold IL
Ladies and phsseian- N all paris Of tue Jiled states
respectfully inviies attention to them Mt this period, n
pnrinn in It's aspect in many respecs superior 10
nihers, which she has the testimony Of the highest
authorities in the United Suite; Apply only g.
Druggist, Wilmington, Del
Or 10 MRS BETTs, al her residence, llih and walnut
'''ss''' JAMES BETTs, Wholesale Agent
Prices moderate Observe the U 50 copyright, ahel
aud ignnures, on each box 3A oiAsFs afd posittohs
| Phitddeipkia, July ~ Jfn
\ wilmington s. New Jersey HOtle.
/ A. O. 81 EAST Wsf'ER 81, Wilmington. Wili a m
4 " Il. PIerson, Cate Of Mansion House, Pennsgrnve
and formerly Of Rigway House. Phadelphla) informs his
friends and the public that he has opened this splendid new
House. stuated in Water Street, between King and French
sireets where he will he happy accommodate them.
BOARDING. either by the day or permanently at rea
sonahle rates. .
MEALS furnished at all hours single individuals as
companies.
foels no hesitation in recommending his lodging accom-
lmodatons for their comfort and extent
Table always well supplied with the best Of tho season
4 The Liquors and Wines offered ut his Lar Will be uni
formly of the best quality.
An OYSTER BAR is attached, where Oysters and othe
Refreshments Of the best character ind IN every style vii
Il ATTENTION JERsEYMEN- most extensive &C
Communications are provided for storing marketing &C.
every thing deposited will be secured in the best possible
manner
mar mar i is--sin "''' - WIN. t. PERSON
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10

| IiRoPERrY IN ELK COUNTY, fA.-sA farm Of 100
l acres uliut 80 ~ cultivation, good lumber land,
Two story lialne House frame Barn, % rhard, &cr
Also two uer tracts % 100 acres eac 10 NE same re-
gum al iimblrsd with hie liine. nemoek, &c, suit
fble for faning saw Mods, ara run uhe 70 I'VE
NIL navigable wafer, (henneNs Blnhehil WIN good
reads sadini through u rafting AAti'ns The tarn Is
TWO miles from pike at Caledonia. Price SliuO for
the whule, o. wii 10 exchanged FORA snail Farm IL
Delaware at fair rate. For particulars, adlress fosF
PAID >. CoNAlsp,
nup ftl-at Harisville, 4. w., Ia
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10

A VERY neat Carriage. for two Horses nearl,
n new will be sud low for want VI USE if applied 70
suon. nj this office. July 27-h
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10
8 Chicken.
bPLE OF WILL

Ill excuse my long si-
kailing OF the cpidem-
keut to be about as
Noted few items.
Widow p, got married on
although she had lost her
IS TO hsr and her husband,
bubi can find her plenty to
Barber started shop at the
Remained so and was hooied
n the Barber, was seen getting his
under the gate in the alley.
y the strong man has been docioring
7. Was it for cholerL1
Sharp little fellow was it who passed
fl $40 note at Chester on his friend
leiley was caught in queer situation
What sort cf fellow is he any how
nlly the darkies have been very sober
Il behaved of late. 1t is gratifying to
1t my services have been crowned with
5. | shall pay every attention to them
y they may conduct themselves in an
christian manner, so as to be accept
lanimleof God and man.
GUMBo.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10

IMMEDIATELY "A Ta,loress at Fairvilie in Chester
County, near Causes Corner Librral Wages " u BE-
given. e GILLESPIE,
aug 10-3t LeOnard's Sure.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10

Dy ACikES OF Land, situate five fnilof from Whining
ton, the Kenneth Turnpike Road lats tia property
OF James Hamilton. deceased The shova land Is 10 u
good state Of cultivation has good epnFs IT, aud
tons on The road for country residences ii has high aud
commanding view Of the surrounding county aud insy b
shi1 10 be one OF the most healthy situations In the Una
ted States Apply to STEPHEN SCOTT.
June 29-ts Negt the preinieex
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10

NEW Oks AEhk tfEEEG 4 VAtH.
lADD FELL WIS HALL REFECTORY.-nAvID
~ RELAN, respectfully informs his friends aud the pub
bic generality that he has opened oyster Saloon in the
basdml of hn Odd Fellows Hall. corner Of Third aud
King Streets Wilmington, Del whore he will up in
the hest STYLE oysters both fried ruased and IN the she'll
&C. &c. Al-o enapns tongues pigs feet Filters. &c
Asn, hot cose, and muhns. BY strict attention
business he hopes merit share Of public patronage
NJ B-Fanilies supplied at their residences with oysters
and meals TO b. had at all iimes at the cellar.
Wilmington, may ls-u
4 ACE CARES Just opened, few very handsome Lac
E. j. PIERCE x Co,
mpr % No % ,Intkcl street.
m B4RRELs of HYDRuALle CkNgsI, received III sal
" cheap the south side Of the Lower Market House
oct 90 ~. WRIGHT
(,AvEsnisn ToBAcoo-Best quality received and for sal
- at The south side of the Lower Market House.
cct2o / Il WRIGHT
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-10

Lf1bA II 4 f.
n THE Subscriber thankfh for past fsrefs.
~ specially announces to his Ienla and liberal
XII public, that he has recently purchased sud
aIRed the stable formerly belonging In
Water between shpley and Olanse st. and having slso
enlarged his stock and provided himself with sxqnrieucad
aud carcln drivers he fattefs hsuf he reter full
satisfaction for rrompncss asd to all WHO may favor
him with their patronage. in cARrtNG nnAYlNG &c.
&c. WILLIAM 6rRIMpfE
april ely Corner Of Front and King SITS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
From the Cherokee Advocate
West Jersey, Wyandoh TrrrVory,S
January I6, IS49.

-
Ma. EDIToR.--BeIieving that the Cherokee na.
ton feel deep interest III the - wea or woe'' OF
,heir Wyandolt friends in the West, drop you
a few hasty lines conveying 10 you and your
readers ..brd's eye view of the state of afflirs
amongst deeply regret That this Infor lion
should be any thing but gratifying to you and
your readers, it Is, 10 US, q source OF deep
modification. rn.
A bitter and rancorous religious con, 4oversy
has attained foothod amongst people growing
out of the late division of he Methodist Episcopal
Church into N ,rthern aud Southern orgaiiza-
ton. Last fall some Of the official members of
the Church incited thereto by influences from
Ohio, petiioned that Conference 10 send them a
preacher reside in the nation their NlIssioua
ry; Notwithstanding, they were, and bad been,
supplied with ministers from The Indian Mission
Conference. The sensible and moderate
portion of the church members with the author-
lies of the nation imnedial ley forwarded pro-
test that Conference against their sendl0g a
preacher, slatIng IA, the same lime that, as peo-
pie, they were perfectly satisfied with remaining
under the pastoral charge of the Church South
or lndi1n Mission Conference. They also point-
ed out The difficulties and dangers that would fol-
low ihenf, If tiiey dismissed their pastor and sub
stituted one from the North, who, whatever his
profession NIGH, be 10 the contrary, would be an
A boIIonst at heart Aud strange as II may
appear, yet, tIs true that that grave and reverend
body of dIvines, SO eager for conquest and so de-
,erminei in their uuhoy crusade against the
South. appointed Mr.. Gurlev, an lrishman, and
rs finished and acc0mpiished Jesuit as they could
find In their body. in due time he arrived and
he is here os.ensfby TO preach the gospel
but of this he does but lttIe his mission beng for
quite different purpose. that of preIujicing and
poisoning the minds of the Wyundotls against The
church South.
The prominent men IN this section are, Gray
Eyes, native local preacher. q. j. Clark, aud
}. NJ. Armstrong, the COVER nnient Interpreter,
thoroughbred AbuIitionisis. These men with
their file leader. Mr.. GurIey, seem to have laid
aside religion and all the restraints of conscience
nc entered into the contest with bIlterness and
terociiy OF zeal better suited to demons than
Christians. No religious meetings can be held
at night without not. Mr.. Gurey attempted
il al "a private house where, it was supposed. he
intended TO lecture his disciples secretly upon
matters which he deemed prudent not 10 broach
IN the public congregation. The House was sur
roundcd by The mob. Mr. Gurley compelled To flee
aud the meeting broken up. The windows OF our
new brick church have be"n dashed TO pieces, the
stoves torn down and the interior of the church
thrown into the widest disorder. Hence acts Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
a CA RID.

- cannot dissolve the pleasing connexon
that has recently bound me 10 the kind, hOspIta.
Bile. and warm-hearted citizens Of Van Buren,
without rendering my especial acknowledgment,
to Mr. JACOB S. Gross, and his amiabe and agree
able family, al the Hanger House, where doml-
cIIed during my stay in this place. For their kind
delicate, and refined attentions, am deeply in-
deb,ed and shall remain forever grateful.
Asa house Of public entertainment, The Hanger
House is surpassed, in style, Accommodations aud
good living. by none in Arka nsas and land.
lord. none found more polite, kind, and utten.
tive than MIR Gross.
With n prayer for Heavens choicest blessings
upon him and his household, remain.
JOHN NEWLAND MAFFITT.
Van Barren. March 10. lS49. .....r s.g
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

retaliation follow. The excitement has got among
the irreligous portion of the nation and matters
must come to a crisis shortly.
Tho not having the honor of being member
OF the Church myself. We, may be permitted to
say that the course pursued by the lie. Church,
North. towards the same Church. South. is well
calculated TO bring Methodism from its lofty posi-
ton down TO the loves, depths of degrade ton
shorn OF her strgngth--marred in her comeIiness-
despoIled of hec beauty and will become bye
word and a reproach to the scoffar and infide.
heir chief object seems to be, Or. rather their
motto may be summed up thus: Conquer or de-
stroy-Ruie or ruin. ,a.. ..-a- sire. ar B. .l..-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
For the Intelligencer.
By Request.
G O O D.B 7 E,
BY FRoF. J. N. MAFFTTr.


Last words spoken departing friends in all nations
are among the tenderest and the longest remembe
expressions of human language. The VALE of the Ro
ma ms was simple farewell without any reference to
deity To them the future life a myth, if not a
fabulous dream The adeus and add ios of France and
Spain, derived from the Latin words ad Dio. God =
are sweet and touching but they all the prayer
fui solemn fervency OF the good old hearty English
Goodbye, the well known contraction of the words
"God be with you ~ This sheu Id ve be the farew
OF an ahectionate Christian. when parting from friends
to meet again either in time in eternity.
r7 SACRED MELODY-GOD BE WITH Xou.
rI4-A t. AiR:--ss Goop- -BYt'' EG 81. Ia.1.-.l.rF
Goodbye! Good bye. 20 the parting soul, sa-. g
Whose Peacc is made with Heaven,- 5nr...
Are words that the fear of death control .
pledge Of Sins forgiven.
"s.,..Ht '..a H. ...f4... .---a..,. ....s...
Not death! Not death. F.. in that farewell sound
p But life that never dies
The arms of the Mighty God around '.'~
A home above the blue skies - .J-ff GOO
H'If-2 kE III
To me. To ome! in my diving hour
Speak We the deep Good bye,
I'll feel, in the pangs of death, power ...--rf
SO sweet will breathe no sigh -....
. .- ". r. -.... ,.a. > 10. SIS
The clouds The clouds they re breaking way
The seraPh choirs come down! ....---. ..,
Soft harps in the air celestial play
Goodbye. I'm wearing crown.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

|" 9f The Route from Independence.-
UIlsnn. of Col. Slevenson's New York
=" Volunteers, gives the following piece
Nnom 1t mHy concern:-
70 Emigrants.--l hope tina, those who
'nlsraIe by land here, will be careful
| ,fe noi overtakeu by storms, or SHOWS.
PROVISIONS, on their toilsome Journey
ROCKY Mountains. have seen those
IRON the borders of Missouri, hale and
-5n' hobble down into the plains of Cali.
PIed for life. / haze seen brothers wito.
.aess of hunger, hare fought for tie last
I" JaiAer's dead body, hacing shared Tie
p''ctous nleals!--having been encom-
y snow on the tops of those dreadful
haldens, vino left their homes re-
~e pride OF youth AMI beauty, in joyous
= from this far-of land, by The horrors
$ oi That fearful journey. despoilrd of
-"ess and bloom. wiIhered into prema-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

.'E For the Van Buren, Inteligeneer
To -, FoRr SMITH. .." .r.'
rea d your answer 10 my lines, . I'D ..
And wondered most that
Should e'er have thought you wanted spank,
Or lacked true chvalry. = ...... ...
While Chitty bites his grass, dear Sir,
Dismiss yOnr needless grieis, - -,-
Let law the piaguy thing alone,
And those coniounGed briefs.
You shall not in the Sugar swim,
Done up nice and BrOlCn,
Nor Turn pi," TO be devoured.
By every girl in town.
Nor must you try your hand again,
To shoot forth Cupid's dart,
Though I'm afraid you'll change to Green, .
And scorn my protfered heart.
But if ! once can tie you fast, .....
Close to my apron strings, q "a. rrfr...
I'll never let yoI Loose again
FIJI clip your naughty wings.
Make haste, with gloves, V.
What you intend to pay
The Parson who will nuke Oae--
And name the wedding day ..... =
VAN BUREN- .-. .-..- Z.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

"a GOid.-The Boston Transcrip. is
l0r the following:
" story this morning which beats
|, = "aVe read yet. A runaway soldier
I've eiscnvered a lump, or rock o.
5'Sned $50 pounds IL Il ounces. He
y ssaVe I:; aud at the last account he
days. and had offered So 900 for
NJ Hs and pork. but ms offer had been
sbJ"nuy refused, and the poor fellow
ro; ~ Tor the nigga rdness Of his offer,
ny ny iarther on, where the article was
@ofe abundant.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. ..Er
LITTrE Rock. Aak., FEBRUARY "a. 1919. {

. LITTLE ROCK. AaK., February %. 1919. (
'H'IfE General Assembly Of the STATIC of Ar
~ k"rs's -havihg AT It's late session, authorized
the Governor to iease the peniientiary Of said
State 10 the lowest bidder: .' - ".."..f
fhere!ore ]. Richard G. Byrd, Governor OF said
State, 90 hereby give public notice TINT sealed
proposals will bo received. at the Office of the
Secretary Of State. until the 5lh dav Of April
next, for keeping said penitentiary, and the con-
vicls therein unr the lst day of March, 1851.
Inc contractor will be required 70 guard, feed
ana clothe the convcls. free of all expense 10 the
STATE for tho term aforesaid. besides other duties
a de'nIled specification of which can be seen,
at the office of the Secretary of State, twenty
days before the day of letting. 1t is expected
'ha' the lessee viii take possession of the peniten-
hory about the loth Of April next. '' -...
The lessee viii be entitled TO all the labor of
the conyicts. F' .I- F'iTa
There are now in the Penltentiory about thirty
con'lcts, sons OF whom are valuable mechanics
ano there aiwuysa ready demand for their labor.
The lessee viii be required 10 give bond with
approved security, in the sum of ten thousand
doliarsi and he will be paid by quarterly drafts
on the state Treasury. X. G.. BYRD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

SAarery Ia Deidware.--The committees of both
Houses, to which the long petitions on the sub
ject. referred, reported unaninious7y that it
was inexpedient to egisa,e upon the subject at
this -time," which report was unanimously sanc.
toned by both Houses. - --
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
MARRIED.
NEW ORLEANS, MARCH S

On the Isl March, by Elder J. c. Autry. Mr.. GID
EON R. BELL, TO Miss ALICE G. EDWARDS, all OF
this county.
On Sunday evening l lti inst by Rev'd II. A Sngg.
Mr.. DICKSON P KING. to Miss ELIZABETH J.
VI MCCASLtNE all of Fort Smith. .-..
At Fayetteville, the 3rd inst Mr.. JOHN THO.
MAS, to Miss HARRIET WILSON. - --r-..+
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
Col d Du S t a..
DAMAGED GOODS.

Not being able, 10 sink goods this year,
WYE nave had to buy some Cor our customer.
which we will sell at s,tnken prices, consist,
ing of-70 pieces Prints. all coIors, some finely
bleached; brown Shirtr.,gs ard Shee,ngs; beached
do 90; red and white Flannels; red and fis'd Can
ton DO; bentucsay aud cotton Jeans; cotton and
SIR 81 Hckts; Ennk and pink Lawns; blue and brown
Drilling; Tickings; Blankets; mems fine Shoes
worhen's pumps; mems Boots; Combs; Knives
.,xe-hnndles; Buttons; CHINA mon. &c.
| Feb. "a. ~ ~ . E. B. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
[1y1. ENRFING COMPANY.
pENIE2VOUs

At VAN 8uRE 7 .,. A.'
II AZ. HENRY WILCOX,
|aED ICHAS. G. SCOTT
b. 80 J. J. GREEN.
BISHOP MARFAN.
p IL t-kFj. 10, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
VAN bUREN FEMALE SCHOOL
LAIgtSTrT1LTGY8 s.
Al NAP OF ARKINSAS.

VIEW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS
III AFING just returned from Cincinnati.' where I
II pave cantra cted for the engraving printing. &C
u my NV SEcToHAL Map OF ARKn HsAs, J would
pectiniIy inform the public, that tic above Map
DC reaoy for delivery in Junuary next. tr H. ifE
II whi he Done IN the finest style of line engraving
anG py ihe most competent epyravers west of the
aHeghanies said Map will show AL the Creeks
o"yous Io't-ohces, Comfy Seats, and every section
ana fractional section on each ma Vigable stream in
the state so that persons NAV point the tract on
which ihey live. In addition Ito these have laid
Gown rom ihe Maps on file in the Office Of Col Rear.
d"n me Iand selected by the State Of Arkansas
part oi the 5bJ,OOO acres donated BY Congress IN.
seminary lands, the salt Springs with tile twelve
sections attached to each also all the Military Land
o"nshlPs are laid down, takon from the books i'm
the AUDITORS Office and if any changes are made in
toe county nes, or lew counties formed by the en-
SUNG Legislature Will be enabled show them all
complete frIc", in neat pocket for1n with cas 81
on rollers spienddly colored and varnislcd SIS -
he pocket map can be sent any part of the State
py mai and as orders are rapidly coming in, thos.
desirous OF procuring early, will please send in their
names "a soon as possible C.. LANGTREE.
Little Rock, Nov..7. 1875 o.. ....... ...... 4-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
For the Iian Buren, Intelligence,
A POR Alt.

For the Tan Buren Intelhgeneer.
..rH POI AIT. ...
To Miss D. .
There is soul-inspirng light
In thine eye of love, ..i .Hs#. All 3
Like a star in the Silly night, H q ..-r. -"
I'D . That glancing above, .... r.
Then melts into the balmy air,
AS if thy hearts pure love there. Oh Nt
There is on thy fair cheek rose,
OF a radiant hue, ...|
That changes, yet Ioveer grows, ,-gI-
With tints always new r.. nay
And the light on thy maiden brow,
Is redoent of bright fancies now r--
Thy sweet smile is gentle beam.
ELOQUENT and bland young,
A vision of joy, dream,
OF the fairy land:
There is a spell in its mild ray.
Charming the soul from earth away, ~.
Oh there is music in thy words,
Like Eoa's late,
- AT eve. when low winds kiss the chords
And the earth is mutc,-
As if sera oh voicc awoke,
An d on the air in gIadness broke
Art thou, sweet one. an Angel here.
From the sunny sky
Com'st tboa, the dull earth cheer, e
.. .. With thy mnstrelsy z . .-.....
A h thou canst never, never be,
Aught bat dream OF heaven to me,
Fort Smith. . B.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

Resolved By The General assembly Of Me State Of
drkamsaS, That The following amendment he pfo
posed TO the constitution of the Stale of A rkansas
viz: .. .'
That the words "except Washington county,
which may be reduced 10 six hundred square
miles, included in brackets in the 29th article,
be stricken out of said constitution.
M. w. IZARD. Speaker pro TEN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. !

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.S
.. .. LiiHe Rock, March 3, lS49.
In accordance with n provision of the cons,itu-
ton of The State of Arkansas, the following l.
mendments TO said Constitution. proposed by the
last General Assembly. published. Each
newSpn per printed in this State viii! publish the
same hJes Sererai times precious 10 the first Mon
day in August next, and forward lie papers con-
tanning The publication also their onnts this
office. DAVID B. GREER,
Secretary of State
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
"||| = y Of HE House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
r. 81. r. c. BY pave seesidem of the Senate.
Approved, Dec. Hy s'.all'9a .>.a ..:.n.-'
i '.a.a. lconsi' 4o'S S. DREW.

Resoired by The = =s-ssApsbly ofhe State Of
Arkansas, That the following NPe, and they are
hereby proposed to the constitution of the State:
lst. The last clu use of article Npur, prescribing
the mode of anne nding the constitution. is hereby
repea led, and the following adopted, ,IvIz: When
evertwo.thirds Of the General Assembly shall
think it necessary 10 amend or change the cou-
stutiou of the State of a rka nsas, they shall re-
commend to the electors. at the next election for
members to the General Assembly, to vote for or
agains, conventions; and if il shall appear that
Il majority of all the citizens of the State, voting
for representatives. have voted for a convention,
The General Assembly shall, at their next session,
call 4 convention consist of many members
may be at the time in the House of Represen-
tatIves, TO be chosen in the same manner, at the
same place, and by the same electors that choose
the General Assembly who shall meet in four
months after the election, for the purpose ofrevs-
ing and amending or changing the constitution.
NJ. w. IZARD. Speaker pro TEN.
of the House Of Representatives,.
-.-r SIC. r. g, BYRD, President of the Senate.
Approved, Dec. 2l, lS4S. ,-..1 = rsts- 8
~ 52-3w a1e THO'S S. DREW.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

USI Reed AND FOR SALE, Sea Grass Ropes,
- Indian Lareats; Heavy Shoes, Mems Boots Pru-
neila Caters and Half CATERS Ladies' Misses and
Children's Bootees Pulm-l leaf Hats
March II, lSI9. f. B. BISHOP & co. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17

Do ARA LBS. BACON 200 bushels Corn,
ZO.OOV 200 do. Oats, 500 lbs Lard. 100
Dn Meal 2uUO lbs Flour; Dre Apples and Peac
March II, 1919. ... -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

y.cgr ..s4.--s s MAYORS OFFICE, r T.
Cry OF VAN BUREN, Ma, oh IL, 1919. { F.
ri OIlCE Is hereby given that, by order Of The
l Common Council Of the City Of Van Buren,, the
time fer the completion of the pavements on MAR
street. from Water Street ST. Joseph Street, has
oeen extended six months from this 6aie. .riE, .
rs 81. 52-3w. A J. WARD MANOR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-08
BOOTS & SHO
CHI APEER THAN EVER!

s:; s: :; @ g: :: e., 5 8:
VS and door above the office
of the Cecil Democrat.
NWILLIAM JONES' returns his sincere
w thanks to his friends and the public gen"
orally, for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upoi him. and begs leave to inform
them that he has now on hand the largest as
sortlnent that he has ever Offered; all OF which
has been made under his own immediate super
vision, of the best material, by the best work
men and in tho most durable and fashionable
manner.
Ills stock has been purchased in the wholesale
market and for the cash; which together with
his long experience in the business enables him
10 make and sell boots and shoes much lower
than the same quality Of work can be purchased
for at any other establishment on the Eastern
Shore.
large assortment of Ladies' Misses and chill
drens Shoes, constantly OH hand at reduced
Pr ces.
Don't forget the place, No. 3 Ricketts, Row
one door above the Office Of the Cecil Dcmocra
Elkton, March 81. '49-tf