Saturday, April 17, 1847

Marriages
                               
- William WEBB to Miss Elizabeth M. BIGHAM, both of this place, on the
  8th inst., by Rev. T. TANYHILL


Deaths
- Mr. Charles SMITH, an esteemed citizen, died on Friday night last, at 
  his residence near Emmitsburg, very suddenly.


Notices & Advertisements:
- To the Voters of Frederick County. Thankful for the very liberal and 
flattering vote I received at the late election, I again offer myself 
as the candidate for the next Sheriffalty, and respectfully solicit your 
support. - Norman B. HARDING.  Oct. 4, 1845.

- To the Voters of Frederick County.  Gentleman: - I offer myself as a 
candidate for the next Sheriffalty, and respectfully solicit your support.  
- George HOSKINS.  Oct 4 1845.

- Notice.  The Co-partnership, heretofore existing between Joseph BAUGHER 
& Isaac BAUGHER, in the name of Joseph BAUGHER &. Co., was dissolved by 
mutual consent on the 26th day of January, 1847.  All persons having any 
claims against the said firm, will please present them for payment; and 
those who are indebted to said firm, will please make payment, without 
delay, to either of the parties.  - Joseph BAUGHER, Isaac BAUGHER of   
Fountain Dale, March 20th 1847.  P.S. The Tanning Business at Fountain Dale 
will in the future be conducted under the firm and style of BAUGHER & Co.  
- Joseph BAUGHER, Sanford SHRODER.

- Notice is hereby given, that the subscribers have obtained from the Orphans 
Court of Frederick County, Letters Testamentary on the Personal Estate of 
Andrew CREATIN, late of said county, deceased.  All having claims against 
the said estate, are hereby warned to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof 
on or before the 20th of September 1847 : they may otherwise by law be excluded 
from all benefits of said Estate.  Those indebted to the said deceased, are 
desired to make immediate payment. - John CRETIN, Executor.  Ann CRETIN, Executrix.  
March 20th, 1847.

- Agency.  The undersigned informs his friends and the public in general, that he 
will act as agent in collecting Bonds, Judgment Notes and Accounts, and attend to 
settling all kinds of business entrusted to him.  His experience in the above 
business, and his general acquaintance in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, 
gives him advantages which he flatters himself can be used to the benefit of 
those who employ him. He will also act as Agent in the Sale and Purchase of 
Real Estates. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to call on the subscriber, 
as he is Agent at the present time for the sale of some of the most valuable
Property in the Counties of Carroll and Frederick.  Address the subscriber, 
(post paid) at Taneytown, Carroll County, Md., which shall receive punctual 
attendance. - David KEPHART.  May [2n]d, 1845

- Letters Remaining in the Post-Office at Emmitsburg, and if not taken out before 
the 1st day of July next, will be sent to the General Post-Office as dead letters:
    Isaac WRIGHT
    Frederick WRIGHT
    Jacob LENNART
    Frederick BYERS
    Maxwell SHIELDS
    Adam MOTTER
    Wm. WILHELM
    Samuel WILHELM
    James P. BANKAN
    Henry ALTHOFF
    Alfred BALL
    Greenbury PETICORD
    Teresa HILL
    Elizabeth E. GROFF
    Abraham STANSBURY
    Geo. F. S. AUGUR
    Solomon SLAYBAUGH
    John DAVIS
    Martha E. REA
    Joseph MORITZ
    edarth JOHNSON [not capitalized in original]
- J. ELDER, P. M. [Post Master] April 1st, 1847

- Gravestone Cutting!!  The subscriber respectfully informs the Public, 
that he still carries on, in all its various branches, the above Business, 
at his Old Stand, 4 miles south west of Emmitsburg between the Frederick 
and Mechanicstown road where he is prepared to manufacture to order all 
sorts of GRAVESTONES, at the shortest notice, in the neatest & most durable 
manner, at prices as low as any to be met with in the county or elsewhere.  
His marble is of the best quality.  The stones will be delivered, and put up 
to satisfaction, free of charge.  Those wishing to satisfy themselves as to 
quality of the marble and workmanship of it will find a specimen in the several 
graveyards, that is, at Mt. St. Mary's College, Lutheran Church, Emmitsburg, 
Catholic do. - Joseph KELLY.  November 1st, 1845.

(There are many advertisements concerning goods for sale by FUSTING & McBRIDE)

- submitted by K McC.