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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-10
OBITUARY.

Died, at his residence, in the county of Bedford. m
March last, WILLIAM BATIto. Nearly seventy
two years ago, MIR. Bates was born in the village of New
London. and reared amid the tolls, hardships, privafions
and troubles incident to the few and scattered families.
then inhabitng that portion Of Virginia during he revo-
luu2nary war. thus early in lie, he grew up in the
SPIRIT OF patriotism and independence that pervaded the
b som Of all our hardy backwoods-men and which stH-
klAgIy characterized him through the course Of HIS ill.,.
beSidtS these qualities he possessed o hers, higher and no.
per- tlat O.ned him in times Of national peace ana
prosperity. A. a friend, he was warm, generous and
aIi~ctOnate-o whom he would give the last penny
divide the last morsel-sharew with him every calamity
protect and defend against any & every attack; prosperity
nj ajvcrslly-high OF low estate, affected not his cordial
and i~nfisxible friendship. To an enemy. no matter what
his condition in life, rich or POOR, high Or low, lie was a.
like lnplacable and unrelenting.
Nrh these virtues and faults, no man ever possessed
naturally. more Of that spirit Of humanity, sympathy and
charity, that prompts Us to feed tile hungry, ciothc the
naked and visit the sick, than William Bates.
Honesty. independence and firmness, mingled with
lheraIly. generosity and friendship, were the peculiar
and striking features Of his character. These feelings
End principles he inherited and practiced during his long
LIE, and bequeathed hem as the richest boon 10 his sur
ylvlng chlldTen-as far better than wealth, honor or dis
tinciion.
Thus death set his signet on the brow Of this old and
good man, and bereft an aged mother Of her first born
whom she loved the more because in youth he shared
win her the dangers, perils and hardships Of revolution
airy times, and with her travelled along the rugged ipur
ney OF life for y long years and still left her u mlngle
with the bereaved wife and children, tears Of sorrow over
the grave of a beloved son, 4 kind husband and parent
May God comfort them in their affection and sane
tty this dlspansatiOn Of his providence to their good.
w.
- in the county Of Amherst, Miss SUSAN JANE
NERRErT, aged 81 years.
IN this lady death sought for his victim one whose
trail texture II botv-whose delicate constitution and i'm
faired health. could offer but feeble resistance 2 his
iron grasp. In early life. She was asSaiied by disease
which wrecked The very foundation Of life and left her 4
fi1ll, "eah,dcllc4tv AMI dtleclivu system ID attend with
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z. G. CLNY. President.
UiSsGgs BgESGme Of Eg'iId Chcrrn.
SIIN AIIAN L. IIIE IIIIEL ON IIA1E

4 ACC-1' - iiO-N - III l. HIN VT L III IL
Delay is dangerous neglect that colt and cough a
fee weeks, and the hope Of n corerg will be last to you
for ever. Let not any pecuniary consideration deter you
from trying 70 save your life and health while there is Il
chance. Consumption is annually sweeping Of thous-
ands to the tomb no disease has baflled the skill Of ply
sIctans like II; no physician, perhaps, has ever done more
for this large class Of suffering humanity, than DR.. Wis
tar. An ''ounce of preventative is worth a pound of
cure 81 therefore,, before your lungs become liberated,
and 50 diseased that no human means can save you from
al early grave, try in, season, try at once, a medicine
which has been Of snch infinite value to thousands;obtain
a bottle Of DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, take il, get another if necessary, peGsevere
IN Using ii until you have removed the disease entirely,
winch # neglected will terminate your liGa. Be not de-
ceIyed by quackS, with their limitations and counterfeits;
ply none bat the genuine and original, which is signed |.
Butts on the wrapper.
None Is geauino uni S. signed |. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
For sale in Lyrchburg. Wholesale and Retail BY
ID. IL. LYMAN,
Druggist. and Dealers in Medicine generally, throughout
the l.. States.
Nav lott
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday evening last, at 1.-THE cottage y
Campbell county, by Rev. F.. j. Newlin. the Rev.
HENRY R. SMITH to NANNIE B. PAYNE, daugh
ter Of A.. 5. PAYNE. E,u.
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all The element. Vi disease and death thai continually
Surround IL.
For eighteen months the writer knew her well. and
during that time tier system presented the sad spectacle
Of me continual struggle between lie and Jrath-her
sufft rings s"meiimrs eXcrucating ana Undesirable, but
Mingled with 4 patience and resignation almusl God-like.
Although she spoke ufher pains and sutfrrings 10 her
friends. She never murmured 81 complained ot her lot be
ing hard or envied others their lapplest existence.
Her death inpressas Us with the truth that we all
aust di-. and who would live always. This is but a
world Of srruw and suff rIng-a season Of proba'ion-
Vi preparation tr eiemIy. Lei Is oak, then, to that
Inheritance Which ~ iaerruPfable, undcfl-d aud unfa-
ding. LET Us lay uP eur treasure there. and when the
hIR- VI I-r!ors ap1racles. may w Be able To say.
Q death wneIe IS Thy sing, Oh grave, where is thy
victory? w.
-, suddenly, at the residence % hS jrolher, Nh.
Charles n. NJ p'rnan. IN tile county If Campbell, Mr..
EDMOND NORMAN, on the All OF May, in the
55tn year VT hte a1e. Materially of A retiring disposition.
he made 5ut few scquaiu.an,es. NHne knew him, how
ever, hIJ to I've hun Possessed ufa noble generous
disposition, he dtd As he tad lived. without an enemy.
Though not without A fault. 'even his frailties leaned
10 virnr's side" Death had no terrors for hin. 5.
o. Republican ana Patriot viii please copy.
.-, il Danvil.e. at the residence Of her brother, (lhs
editor ofthe Regi,t-r,) IN Friday afternoon, 9th April,
l649. Miss AMANDA NJ. d. TERRY, of Pitsylvania
c~unty. Va, after an ill-ess Of nearly two years.
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81 The Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church,
in Virginia, will be held in Charlottesville, commencing on
Wednesday, May 10. l:he place OF meeting has been chang
cd IN consequence Of the general apprehension of Cholera in
the West. By order Of Bishop Meade, President.
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A Temperance Meeting

VIII be held at Meats Chapel. in the county of Am
herst. on The "a Sunday il May. at | O'Clock. Several
addresses expected.
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COSTUME Hill.

COSTUME HILL.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING:
UHOLESlLE AND REI.4IG.
IN hand and for sale, the largest and best assortment of
" SPRING and SU.MyNER CLOTHING. at prices
very much reduced. ,;
COI1S.
Coats OF every variety, embracing all the latest st yles. and
1f an improved cut and make; from rs cts. to l., 2, 8, 4, 5, g.,
$, $40, and upwards.
M. P~ANTALOONs.
Pantaloons Of all kinds, from Is cts to III 50. | u. 3 . 30.
and alsoa very fashionable style, the Lamartinc stripe, as low
ass ) so, 81, and upwards.
VESTS.
50 and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always on hand the largest and best assortment Of Boys
C.ething ever offered in this city. 49,, ...
A splendid assortment OF CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
OF the best make, together with a large and handsome yarie-
ty OF silk and marscillcs vestings, which will By, made up to
order in the best manner, 20 per cent less that The accust.m-
cd prices, and in all eases a peat and beautiful fit guaranteed,
AT COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt Strtyi and Centre .Maykc: r6aacaee.
.,. H.: II. COLE.
O. Attaehed to the above. is one ot TIE largest and Host
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in tie country, embracing
every variety and make, at prices which cannot fail to please
Baltimore, Md, April 2-wIy.
. OOO YDS. Flax aud TOW Linens and Dit
S,UUO fings in store on consignment, u which we IN
vite the attention of contractors and others, wanting Srrh All
article. LAC u tpfRIfNG.
May It's
BLANK BONDS FOR SALE ~ THIS OFFICE:
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p Il II o IT . II ARK

MAY d.
TOBACCO.-The breaks for the past week have
been very small, and prices consequently rather higher
for working SORTS. which are now mnch wanted.
Our quotations are az follows Common to Middlino
Leaf. 81 50 to 81: Fair. So 50 to Sc: Good. $6 so TO
81 50; ana Fine, SO IL SI2 50. Luqs are in rood re-
quest.
FLOUR-No sales.
CORN.-471 cts. per husheI.
FLOUR-SaIes nj ~ 75lo4 81!
WHEAT-qO o. G. for red. 100 = far white
EInitn ~ ce''S-
conn 15f nc j. brsha1
,vIIT,T - u Pei 'u,.ei' ,
ai T. IT ~ MI: | " 4 '''o =" Pacei
WIIE,T 0F i pa Ex.inIJ m
Shorts -
OtTS-bnsbeI %
WHIoKEY1 .i,fbJ bis : = 81 3
pp0visIn%S I'9. ~
Srts LnJ rnunI Wa ~v IL ,I III ~" III EaEaa W. /
arr Sides aLI * ,G,. 49,, 49, = G.m ''0 0o "0t"' ''''
mr rnan !" loan. no
ny Iounu-iUo"'' |2a0
i,us eNIa n, = ~
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"'"ptS, NeS'eth vaO
COrrrr nAND II rs Gac5
n - n5;-''5l1' pef 3" y aDt
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MRS. HEN BIoUES
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

AZ = lNi'S ES~
ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
duties OF this Institution, that have been suspended
! on account Of severe lines inmy family, will, with Gods
PERMISSION, be resumed on Wednesday, the llth inst. The
syslOnOI . months, which commenced On The lN. Feb, will
thus be p%rotrlsIed until the 18th July.
grateful remembrance oIaIl the kind sympathy shown
ne during ny recent a%nliciOn, shall never be o%bIteated from
my memory MARIA H%ENRl0UES
May lO-ai
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RANAWAY,
w, B. F~EATHERSTON,

GONFlNED by sickness, asks the forbcarance of his pat
May 10-1t
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Tobacco is very much used!!!
have for sale VIM. L. Saunders Lone Star brand Cbcwinn
L and Smoking Tobacco.
Also, the best imported PRtVCIpE, and .REGaLLA
C!GOdRS. JOHN. p. WRIGH
March 26-ts At the Post Once.
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Beautiful Books,

HIVE Just received about 300 beautiful Books, anon.
! which may be found some suitable Tor presents anIa FIJI
History of the Mexican War.
ALSO-A good assortment Of Gold. and Silver Pen and
Pencil Cases. Come and see. NO L. WRIGHT,
April2-tsif Al tn. Fost OcGix'
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

at cheapest .Ncc York p, ices. both ,ehohsaLe s. retail
and will guarantee the safe delivery at, typchbu'g &, OF all
ickages that may be purchased or ORDER ed oil him. He will
also attend 70 the purchase Of articles out Of his own lin. for
4 small commission.
TERMS CASH, or to punctual dealers 6 months credit.
Address II. B. RICHARDS,
No. 90 Maiden Lane, New yorx.
Nov 27-wCmif
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing ,6aeiHyssn; Il:
l, undersigned, under the firm Of f Z hfCHARDa:
NO. 90 Maiden Lane, has been this day dissolved 81
mutual consent. The affairs Of tho late firm will be settled
by HENRY b. RIG lizards, who continues the business
upon his own account. X. 7. LEE, JR..
a y. II. u. RICHARDS.
New York, nth Novembct, 1873.
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Proriioaa- Bacon, GaGi; Beef; 8 to 4 cts; Corn
Meal, 1U 4 IS cents.
FYaiu-&i.
Uhe5-Gel7 20 ccai=; White rs.
Crtlt-C N. lOcts; 0als Boa 80 cents.
Ctortr Seed M demand.
UtNhty-S Sales at 20 a ri cents.
Ecesrdr-to cents.
BaHcr-Eery duIl,IO to II! far Mol.
BrurI Apple, oiae oloraL; Peach. none offering
BJ hol-tSja>srted aDd $500 wien drawn To
order,
l@@-Rn8@9cna Logun S.o9; Java 70!
Mocha ~,
Country L@w-Iow I2md Flax Is,
cotton I@B-SaIcs IA to Ijccnts.
NaAty-30 To ~ c4.
F1r Seed-Saies 50 cents.
fTSi-flerringS. No. 4, S. 50; Shad, old 81 50,
new 5 80.
Giuscn4-25 cents.
Hemp-Ne quote 0c,in demand.
Ljpseed Oj-G5 10 70cents-dulI.
Lard-6a7.
.Moasscs -'Vest India So u 40 cts per gallon n.
O.. 42to - cents.
Rdtsta-Luinp. 81. To G..
SuLarS-New OrlcansG to I cents; Porto Rico 7 to S
cents; Clarified ~. cents; Loaf u ol2s cents.
SaH-$l9O q.
Taiioir-q To @! cents.
Iu-t3 % prr bbl
U00i-23 to - cts. dull
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partner in the late concern Of LEE s RICHARDS. New
York, will axe great pleasure insuppIying his old. friends, as
well as the public generally, with any article in the line OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
COnslable'S Sale.

BY virtue oftl,res wrts of Vendl Exponas is
sued by VIM. Beatty Esq one Of the Justices
of the Peace of the State of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county, l at the suit of Alexander Will
son Trustee of George L. Wooley, one at the
suit ofN. NJ. Lum, and one at the salt of Geo.
benjamin, against the goods and chattles, lands
and tenements, Of Isaac Smythe, (carpenter)
and 10 me directed,.l have siezcd and taken in
TO execution, all the right, title, interest, and
estate at lawand in eddity ofthe said isaac
Smythe (carpcnter) in and to all that House
and lot of.grouhd arid improvements, contain
ing about half an acre situated in the village of
North Fast Cecil county Md, conveyed 10 the
said Smythe by Win. Since. and hereby give
notice tina. on Saturday the 3olh June inst be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock P NJ, will
offer for sale the said property so sliced and Ia
ken into execution by public auction to the high
est highest bidder for Cash, at Mrs. Lum's Ho-
tel in n orth East.
CHAS. 7. F. Eos TER, Con'st.
North East June '49.
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.

By virtue ola writ VenditionI Exponas and
.snndsY gri4s IF Fieri Facias issued fy B enamn
Miller, George w. Moore and George H: Joyce
Esqrs Justices OF the peace of the State Of Ma
ryfand in and for Cecil County, at the suit Of
Henry II. Mituhell, John II. Claridge and 9TH
ers against the goods and chattles, lands and ten
eniens eff John N. Bouden to me directed,
hive seized and taken in Execution all the
right. title, claim, interest and Estate at law
and in equity of the said John NJ Boulder in
and too all that piece or parcel of Land which
was conveyed TO Rachel Boulder wife of the
said John N Boulder, by William Mccullough
by deed bearing date Of the a7th day of Septem
Der 1874 now In the occupancy of Jacob Hol-
den, and hereby give notice that on Saturday
the 23rd day of June instant al the Court House
door in the town of Elkton between the hours of
IL and o'clock will offer for sale the said
property SO siezed and taken into execution at
public "A uction to the highest bidder for Cash.
HEZ. FOARD, Const.
June end 49,
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.n ECONOMY

is the great secret of fortune making, it is the
key which unlocks The store-rouse Of wealth,
and pours her golden treasure into the lap Of
its fortunate posscssor, Economy has laid the
foundation ofnearly all the fortunes which have
ever been made. Do you wsl, to prosper be
sure that you bay, where you can bny the cheap
est, and all who want great bargains in
CHAIRS 4 FURNITURE
are insisted to call at Pel's Cheap Furniture
Wareroom in Elkton, where supply has just
been received, of beautiful style and finish,
which will be SOLD cheaper than the same art-
Gle can DO purchased by his customers ia the
cities. Also.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinds, neatly and substantially finished
md as cheap as dirt. Also louisville best Man
tie clocks, brass works, goud article Come and
see for yourselves, he is determined to do bust
i'ess in such away; that his customers shall find
it to their interes, TO deal witt. him. He buys
for cash and sells for cash, at the smallest posi-
bio advance on cost prices, and this is the way
he is enabled to sell Bargains
If the cash is not at hand lie will take all
kinds of country produce in exchange for
goods, and pay the highest market Price.
I5eLook to your interests, and don't forgot
0 call at PELL'S Cheap Store East end Of Elk
On. June 40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
WANTED .

Daily at the Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston and New Orleans general agency
and Commission Office, Young Men, in whole
sale and retail stores, and other respectable bus
mess, to act as Book keepers, Statesmen, Porters
Bar keepers, waters, Far mers, Coachmen, Car
Agents, Book and Map agents, Collectors, Over
seers in all branches of business, SC. We have
at all times large number Of good situations
on hand, which pay from 800 to $4,000 per an
UNI. Those in want of situationsl of any kind
would do we'll to give us Gu II, as We have
agents in each ofthe above cities, which will on
able us to- place every applicant in suitable sit
uation at the shortest notice. We have largo
acquaintance in all the above named cities winch
we trust will enable us to give entire satisfac-
ton to all who may, favor-ns with call.
N. B. Persons living 10 any part Of the Uni
led States, and wishing to Obtain stuation in
Baltimore, or either of the above cities; will
have their wants Immediately attended to by
addressing us line, post paid, as by so doing
they will curta! both trouble and expen %
which they otherwise would incur ty coming
TO the city, and seeking employment for them
selves. Address.
TAYLOR & TAYMAN,
No. 50 Second Street,
Baltimore Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
rnE CHEAPEST ANpNlosr SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF WATCHES. AND JEWELRY
IN PHILADELPHIA.
No. LEWIS LADOMUS, No.
Alb Market Street ,413

A few doors above Eleventh, North side
Has just received by late arrivals from the most
celebrated Manufacturers of Europe, magnif-
cent and indiciously selected assortment of
GoLp AND SILVER WATCHES
which he will sell CHEAPER than any other cs-
tablishmcnt in the United States. Among the
assortment will be found
Gold Levers, Is k. cases, full jew'd $50
Silver Levers full je~ellcd, 10
Gold rEpines, is k. cases, jew'd, 25
Silver rEpines, jewclled, 10
" Quarter Watches, to $40
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to coin, per set, 4,5o
" Dessert, g. " 1000
Table, -" 500
Together with splendid assortment Of Chus,e
and Rich Jewcry, SC. Sc,
Coin CHAINS, of various styles, from The best
Manufacturers.
I5Please preserve this advertisement, and
call at LEWIS LADOMUS'S,
No. 4I3 Market Street, above Eleventh.
North Side.
UP have Gold and Silver Levers still
cheaper than the above prices. I5sA liberal
discount made to the trade.
.april I, 4e-3m,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
This IS to Give Notl Zee: that tha sub

This Is to Give Mott ce; that the sub
seroer of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court ofsaid county, letters of admin:
istratlon on the personal CO. ate ofGeo w TLomp
son, late OF said county deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the eame with. the
vouchers theoretically authenticated. on or heforo
the 18th day Of April, 1850; they may other.
wise by law; be excluded from all benefit of said
estate AL rersons Indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this latll
day of May of 1919.
EDWARD T. TARRING, Admir-
May 18th '49--6w .
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JACOB HADOMUS,


Below Eighth, South side, PHILADELrHA,
Is constantly receiving from all the best Manu-
iacturers of Europe, every sryle of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES.
Read this advertisement cut it out of
the paper put it in your pocket. and call the
first time you visit the city. Among the assort-
ment will be found:
Gold Levers, lsk cases, full jewelied, $40
Liver Levers full jewelled Is .
Gold lEpines, lsk. cases, jewelled, 25
Silver l'Epincs, jewe!ed 10
do QUARTER Watches 4tosl0
Silver Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set a SO
do Desert do do do do 10 90
do Table do do do do Is 90
Together with splendid assortment of Chaste
and Rich Jewelrv, sc. SC.
Gold Chains Of every variety and pattern at a
slight advance upon tho origina. cost. Examine
them by all means.
NF+'rhe Trade will be supplied upon the
most advantageous terms
J. LADOMUS
No GAG Market Street below Eighth; South
side, Philadelphia. -.
AprR 81 '49.
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CL0THING! CLOTHING !!

E>1sElER A. WHITE, respectfully announces
Il to the citizens ofCecii county, that he has
opened superior lot Of Clothing in Elkton, a,
the Store House opposite Johnson's Hotel
Goats, Vests, Pantaloons, SIC of the latest style
and ofsnperior finish, always on hand. Also
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Gloves and Suspen.
ders, at very moderate prices. A full suit Of
Summer apparel can be had for $3.50 Come
and see.
.0Cigars and Tobacco, of the best qnality
always on hand.
ElktUn, Nav l9-Sm.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

That valuable and well situated FARM
in Cecil county, about 81 miles from Port
Deposit, and near Rowlandsville, will be
sold at fair bargain. This Farm contains
about 1OJ Acres,
of well improved soil; is beautifully stu
ted, commanding view of the Susque-
hanna for ten miles up and down the river
The improvements are good and in fine
order, and will require no repair for a
long time. This place is well known in
that neighborhood-it adjoins the Farms
of Catharine Broughton, Corbin Cooley
and David Churchman. Apply to
JIG. RAMSAY,
June at 81 Thames ST., BALTIC.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
Oh Gentle Ladies All
OrI Want n Wife,

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing
that on Saturday, May l2th, they will publish,
in beautiful style, a new and remarkable fine
Ballad, called on gentle Ladies' MI, or Iwant a
Wife, the poetry by Thomas FITZGERALD, Esq,
editor Of the Philadelphia City Item; arranged
for the Piano by Prof BELLAK, and for the Gui-
tar by Prof Pique.
This little song is bright sparkling, dashing
affair, full of life End spirit, and must become
widely popular. All orders must be addressed
to LEE s. WALKER,
may l? 1862 Chestnut ST., Pbiladclph Ia
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TAILORING;

"lLLIS RUTTER, who for some We ars
w has been in business in the city of Balti-
more, respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened shop in Elkton, in
the ELKToN BAZAAR" nearly opposite the
Court House, where he is prepared to make all
kinds of clothing to order, in tho best and most
eu'rable manner. All garments warranted to
fd, or they will be retained In the shop and 9th.
rcloth supplied.
EktOn, Nav 18th ,49
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
IL, r.. Davis,
Manufacturer and Dealer, in

Manufacturer and Dealer, in
HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS,
Baltimore Street, 3 doors East of the Bridge,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
For the very liberal patronage of his friends
and the public of Gee il county, he returns his
sincere thanks, and invites continuance of
tn cir kind favors, pedgirg himself, always to
try and do them justice. His stock Of goods is
comPe tc, embracing. perhaps the greatest var
ETY. ofsummer Hats in the City, and at every
prise from l2 cts. 10 sc. Look to your interest
and give him call before buying elsewhere.
June 2-3m