ocr: NEW GOODS AT THE NEW STORE IN PORT TOBACCO. TTAVING opened anew stock of Goods lin the store house on the Public Square, opposite the residence of Dr. F. H. Wills, the undersigned lake this method to make ; it known to the public, so that those in want of Cheap and Desirable Goods may not go amiss to find them. Such as—. Cotton Calicoes ; Muslins, Cashmers, dif ferent kinds of men’s clothing, Boots, Shoes, Babies’ Slippers and Lace Boots; Children’* Lace Boots, Hats, Caps of different kinds. Also, Sugar, Coffee Tea, Liquors, of all kinds, Cheese, Butler, Lard, Soap, Candles I Salt, Mackerel, Slc. j Also, Tin and Crockery ware. All of ( which will be sold on as good terms as they can be bought in Port Tobacco. KING & NORRIS.


ocr: F CH wVI ; sel ! nll \t' * LUCKY PEOPLE! 'HE season has again brought within your reac an additional chance of buying IEjIP spring and summer good , iich is now offered to all without 3MPY OAK, Charles County, Md., at p at fully sustain our well known reputation lor lling great bargains in merchandise. Come one and all and let us give T**? a _ k lore than the worth of your money in Dry Jroceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, 800 slices, Hals and Caps, Saddlery, Mediants, SW' iSi Millinery, Confectionery, &fc., and in tact thing in our line we will furnish to me of our customers, us wc i&Jbr the liberal patronage hitherto given nledc'inir'omii'ly solicit a continuance of the same, fal to use every effort to givegenc , ROE fc BRO. Li

place_of_publication: Port Tobacco, Md.

name: Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser.

publisher: E. Wells., Jr. & G.W. Hodges


ocr: NOTICE. rjMIE DEMOCRATS of Charles County are requested to meet at the usual places of voting in the several election dis tricts on Saturday the 4th of May next, for the purpose of sending four Delegates from each election district, to meet in Port Tobacco on Tuesday the 7th of May, to chouse four Delegates to represent the county in the Gubernatorial Convention, to be held on 23d of May. April 24, 1850.—tm


ocr: Office of the Com. o f Charles Co., ) April 3, 1850. $ is hereby given, that the Com missioners of Charles County, will meet at the Court House, on Monday, the 6th day of May next, for the purpose of receiv ing and passing on accounts against the County. All persons having claims, will please file them with the subscriber, on or before that clay, as it is desirable to have the books closed on as early a day as pos sible. Bv order, JAMES McCORMICK, Cle.k. ap3—3t. I | j !


ocr: | AGRCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. THE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the Farmers of Charles County, that he is man- I ufacturing all kinds of implements,—Plows of dif- I ferent patterns and various sizes,—as the Davis’ I improved, S & M; Chenoworth, No. 0; Winan’s, I S S ; Wiley, No. 1 ; Connecticut 2 & 3 fur. Seed I Plows; a new Seif-Sharpener, just gotten up; I Harrows; Cultivators, for corn and tobacco; Wheat I Fans, lately improved ; Cylindrical Straw-Cutters; I Corn Shcllers (vertical,) double hopper, and the I Virginia; Cradles, Pennsylvania make. I Horse Power and Threshing Machine , approved by all who have used hem. Reference to Major W. B. Stone, Gen. John Matthews, and Mr. John Hamilton, all of this county. Also a Horse-Power Grisl Mill , which in many sections of country and in large families, will pay for itself with interest in less than two years, which is admitted by all who use them. One of these Mills can be seen at Mr. John Ham ilton’*, near Port Tobacco. The following certi ficate from a very respectable gentleman will certi fy that 1 have not exaggerated the merits of this mill. CHARLES H. DRURY, Corner of Pratt and Hollingsworth st., Baltimore (certificate.) Mr. C. H. Druut, Dear Sir : I have used your mill for more than a year, and it still continues to give me entire satis faction. I grind once a fortnight fourteen bushels of corn, yielding from seventeen to seventeen and half bushels of good meal, at the rate of fourbush per hour, with five horses. Your Horse Power 1 consider the best I have ever seen, very respectfully, yours, JOHN THOMAS. West River, A. A. Co., Md., January 30, 1849 feh 22—ly. MAGJVIFICEMT STOCK OF


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements. —sl per square for three inser tions—l 2 linos of small type or 14 of large type Constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be Ttot marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise foy the year. Commumcations addressed to this office must be >POST S>AID. j j


ocr: 1 Barrels extra supr. Old Rye Whiskey J.V/ 15 “ double rectified do 3 “ pure Boston Rum 3 “ domestic Brand}’ 1 quarter cask fine French Brandy 1 quarter cask sweet Malaga Wine 1 barrel old Apple Brandy 1 “ fine Cinnamon Cordial Just received and for sale by aug 14. LEWIS WEEKS.


ocr: In Charles County Courts as a Court Equity. — July Term , 1850. /"ORDERED, That the sale made and re ported by Robert S. Feeder, for sale of the Real Estate of Richard Man kin, deceased, be ratified and unless cause lo the contrary be shewn or before the third Tuesday in October provided a copy of this order be inserted the Port Tobacco Times, a paper in Port Tobacco, Charles county, once each of three successive weeks before aaid third Tuesday in October next. Trustee reports the land to have sold the sum of three thousand dollars. EDMUND KEY. True copy—Test: R. H. Mitchell, Clerk Chs. Co. August 7, 1848. —3w.


ocr: HAISLIP &. WEEDEN, Manufacturers of Carriages, &c., (Corner of 9th street and Penn, av., opposite the Market-House,) WASHINGTON, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms. We also manufacture and have ready'-madc all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP &c VVEEDEN. Washington, May 22, 1850—ly.


ocr: JT. M. OREM. WM. S. HOPKINS. OREM & HOPKINS, MERCHANT TAILORS, and Wholesale Dealers in Cloths , Cassi meres, Vestings and Tailors' Trimmings. 230 Market St. N. W. Cor. of Charles* BALTIMORE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING of Superior Quality. One price only. oCj"Cloth rooms up stairs—Entrance, south end of the store, on Charles street, oct 10—ly.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advrrtisemekts. —sl per square for three inser- tions—l2 lines of small type or 14 of largo type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub- lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad- vertiso by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: NOTICE. nrilE undersigned Commissioners, ap pointed to lay offand assign the widows dower in the real estate of James Bailey deceased, hereby give notice to all concern that they will meet nn the premises on Thursday, 11th day of July next, and pro ceed to execute the duty of their commis HENRY R. HARRIS, JOHN H. DIGGES, ANTHONY B. SIMMS, W. F. LANCASTER, F. MATTHEWS, June 19, 1850.—4 t. The above meeting is postponed until Wednesday , the 7lh day of August next. July 17, 1850.—tm.


ocr: $l5O REWARD r T'HE subscriber will give the above tinned reward for the apprehension t slave MOSES, so that I get again Moses was purchased Wilson Dent about July and runaway shortly after time. He is supposed to be iog about the neighborhood of Allen’s He is about twenty-eight years of age ; feet, eight inches high, stout built; plexion tawny. WM. H. WILLIAMS. Charles Co. May 8, 1850—tf.


ocr: IIAI SLIP & WEEDEN, Manufacturers of Carriages, Sec., I (Corner of 9tb street and Penn, av., opposite the Market House,) WASHINGTON, D. C. ’ll7'E respectfully call the attention of the public T t of Charles and the adjoining counties to our , large assortment of well made and finely finished j ! Carriages, embracing every style and model now] [approved. We have in our employ a number of | ! superior Workmen and arc prepared to manufacture j at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers j may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand I Carriages can be bad on the most reasonable terms, j We also manufacture and have ready-made all i kinds of 11A JIN ESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that wc will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the | city (if not lower) fur cash or approved paper. JIAISLIP i,- WEEDEN. j Washington, May 22, 1850—ly.


ocr: J. M. OREM. WM. S. lIOPKirtS. OREM & HOPKINS, MERCHANT TAILORS, and Wholesale Dealers in Cloths , Cassi meres, Vestings and Tailors 1 Trimmings. 230 Market St. N. W. Cor. of Charles, BALTIMORE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING of Superior Quality. One price only. (Xj’Clolh rooms up stairs—Entrance, south end of the store, on Charles street, oct 10—ly.


ocr: | GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. GEORGE HARMAN, 194 Pratt,near Hanover st. Baltimore, HAS in Store a large assortment of Gentlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACK BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call from his couxtri friends and others, feeling assured that he will be able.to give satisfaction with regard to prices, etc. oct 29.


ocr: NEW STOCK OF GOODS. rpHE subscriber having commenced business .1 his own account, respectfully invites the at tention of his friends and the public generally to I new and well selected stock of goods , consisting of general assortment of DRY GOODS AND ■ and all articles usually kept in a country store, of which will be sold at reduced prices, for cash, to punctual customers on a credit of six months. All persons indebted to the Firms of Wm. Fer gusson & Bro. and Wm. Fergusson &. Co., earnestly and respectfully solicited to come and close their accounts, by cash or note, immedi ately, it being absolutely necessary that their busi ness should be closed without further delay. WM. FERGUSSON, Port Tobacco, Jan. 30, 1850.


ocr: [ GENTLEMEN’S DRESS GEORGE HARMAN, . 191 Pratt,near Hanover si. Baltimore , HAS in Store a large assortment of Gentlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,) made in. the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACK BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call | from his couxrsv fbiexds and others, leeling assured that he will he able to give satisfaction with regard to prices, etc. oct 29.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1 -50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements. —sl per square for three inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions not marked on the advertisement, it will be lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must POST PAID.


ocr: ALEXANDER GADDESS, MARBLE CUTTER, Corner of Sharp 8c German Streets, AXD No, 12 1-2 Light St. near Market, Opposite Thurston’s Fountain Hotel, and next door to Light street Methodist Ep. Church, BALTIMORE, Is prepared to execute all orders in his line, such as Marble Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, &c. In the neatest style, of the best materials, at the sboitcst notice, and on terms to suit the times. orders, by posi or otherwise, punctually attended to. [ap 24 —ly. POTOMAC HERRING & SHAD. O/A/Y bbls. No. 1 Gross Herring 100 bbls. No. 1 do in pickle, for family use 15 bbls. No. 1 Shad. In store and for sale by CREIGHTON-4- BODKIN. Union Street, near the Ferry Slip. Alexandria, Va., August 21, 1850. "j /A Barrels extra supr. Old Rye Whiskey XLr 15 “ double rectified do 3 “ pure Boston Rum 3 “ domestic Brandy 1 quarter cask fine French Brandy 1 quarter cask sweet Malaga Wine 1 barrel old Apple Brandy ] “ fine Cinnamon Cordial Just received and for sale by


ocr: "j /A Barrels extra supr. Old Rye Whiskey XLr 15 “ double rectified do 3 “ pure Boston Rum 3 “ domestic Brandy 1 quarter cask fine French Brandy 1 quarter cask sweet Malaga Wine 1 barrel old Apple Brandy ] “ fine Cinnamon Cordial Just received and for sale by aug 14. LEWIS WEEKS.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. WILL be sold on Wednesday, the thir teenth of NOVEMBER, all the stock and farming utensils of the subscriber. BERRY MASON, Terms , a credit of six months on all sums over ten dollars. Goosehay, Charles County Md. oct 29—ts.


ocr: , , A CARD. DR. ROBERT DIGGES having located in Port Tobacco, respectfully offers his profes sional services to the citizens of the village and vi cinity. Office, opposite Dr. F. H. Wills’ resi dence. [may I—4t.j


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. T> Y order of the Orphans’ Court ofCharle* County, I will sell at public sale, at the late residence of Aloysins Bowline, deceas ed, near Bryantown, on THURSDAY. 27th of JUNE instant, if fair, if not. the next fair day, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, See. of said deceased. Sale without reserve. Terms, cask. F. STONE, Adni’r June 5, 1850. of A. Bowling-


ocr: NOTICE. r l’ HE undersigned Commissioners, ap pointed to lav off and assign the widow’s i dower in the ral estate of James Bailey.' deceased, hereby give notice to all concern ed, that they uill meet on the premises on T hursday. 11th day of July next, and pro- 1 ceed to execute tbe duty of their rommis-j sion. HENRY R HARM IS, JOHN H DIGGES, ANTHONY B. SIMMS, i W. F LANCASTER, i F. MATTHEWS. June 19. 1860—4 i.


ocr: ■ ■ ■ Office of Commissioners , of Charles Co May 22, 1850. The County Commissioners will meet on Monday, the 17th June, for the purpose of appointing Constables for the County. By order, JAMES McCORMICK, Clerk. may 22—tm.


ocr: J. M. OREM. WM. S. HOPKINS. OREM a HOPKINS, MERCHANT TAILORS, and Wholesale Dealers in Cloths , Cassi meres, Vestings and Tailors' Trimmings. 230 Market St. N. W. Cor. of Charles, BALTIMORE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING of Superior Quality. One price only. (Tj’Cloth rooms up stairs—Entrance, south end of the store, on Charles street, oct 10—ly.


ocr: lIAISLIP &, WEEDEN, Manufacturers of Carriages, &c., (Corner of 9lh street and Penn, av., opposite the Market-House,) WASHINGTON, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of diaries and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number superior workmen and arc prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms. We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, wc would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that wo will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP Sf WEEDEN. Washington, May 22, ISso—ly.


ocr: ( i j I l ] j . ( GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. GEORGE HARMAN, 194 Pratt,near Hanover si. Baltimore , HAS in Store a large assortment of Gentlemen's DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACE BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call from his country friends and others, feeling assured that he will he able to give satisfaction with regard to pi ices, etc. oct 29.


ocr: WILTON BROWN. THE splendid and and full blooded horse, WIL TON BROWN, will stand the ensuing season, commencing on the first day of April and ending the 30th of June, at $25 the season for blooded mares, to be discharged by the payment of $lO, if paid within the season ; $lO for common mares, to be discharged by the payment of $6, if made within the season. Fifty cents in each case to the groom. He will stand at the followg places : At Piscataway, on Tuesdays; Middletown, on Thursdays; Port Tobacco, on Saturdays. “WILTON BROWN” is in finer order than he has been for some years. A pedigree is deemed unnecessary, as the horse is so well known in the County and State. But if required by any person, he will be gratified with pleasure. Persons wishing to breed from the horse will be required to place their names in a book in possession of the groom. The Groom has my consent to contract and make collections (for me) in this case. HY. D. HATTON, Near Piscataway, Pr. George’s Co. Md. mb 20—tf. ROUGH AND READY.


ocr: Restoration and Preservation of the Halr y BT M. WISE & SON, of Virginia. A CARD. MWISE & SON, finding it altogether impos • sible to attend personally to the great nutn oerof daily applications, from all sections of the U nion, for their Remedy for Raldncss, and for their celebrated HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary to appoint a General Travelling Agent, to visit differ ent cities and towns throughout the United Stales, vesting him with authority to appoint sub-agents, use and vend the Hair Tonic, and to apply the RESTORATIVE, and to put them into the hands of those he may appoint to operate wherever a suf ficient number of patients in any town or neighbor hood shall be obtained. Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier coun ty, Va., is alone authorsized to act as general Tra velling Agent, with the powers above indicated. Capt. C. may be expected to visit, as speedily as practicable the principal cities and towns of the Union. N. B. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a full supply of the HAIR TONIC (which cleanses the head of dandruff', strengthens and invigorates the hair, and prevents it, also from falling off,) for the regions of country most contiguous to his ope rations, or it may always be obtained, at wholesale, and forwarded to any partoftbeUnion, by address ing the proprietors, M. WISE & SON, Richmond, Va. O’Price 89 per dozen cash. Six bottles for $5 —or one dollar single bottles, nov 28—ly.


ocr: POETR Y. ’TIS BETTER NOT TO KNOW. BT SAMUEL LOVER. You say you love me—can I trust That she, by many woo’d, By me at length, has had her heart To constancy subdued? Perchance some oilier love is there, But do not tell me so; Since knowledge would but bring me grief, ’Tis better not to know. Perchance that eye has beamed with Jove, In days I knew not thee, That ruby lip bath bent in smiles \ For others 11 1 an for me; But let that lip still, silence keep, ni trust its Jove-hke show ; Since knowledge would but bring me grief, ’Tis letter not to know. Oh ? what a simple fondness mine, Whose wishes make its creed; But let me think you love me still, And I’ll be blest indeed! ’Tis better that the eye ne’er sec, 'Phan that its tears should flow; When knowledge would but bring us grief, ’Tis better not to know.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. editor and proprietor, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, tor one year, if paid within six months, $1.30 if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.— $1 per square fur three inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 1-1 of large typo constituting a square —and 23 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on Hie advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. 'Communications addressed to this office must be tost PAID.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.—sl per square for three inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square —and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will he pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST paid.


ocr: ' PUBLIC SALE. BY virtue of an order of the Orphans 1 Court of Charles County, the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder, at the residence of the late Waller W. Hannon, on THURSDAY the 12th day of DECEMBER next, the following property : Jlhout twenty head of Cattle , some two or three Horses , and among them a Young and Thoroughred Gelding , a lot of Farming Utensils , Household and Kilch- \ cn Furniture , *S‘c. 7'erms:—AH sums of, and above ten dollars credit of six months will be given, the purchaser giving bond with approved security, bearing interest from the day of sale ; all under that amount, the cash will be required. Sale to commence at 10 o’- clock, A. M. ANN HANNON, NOEL B. HANNON, Adm’rs Nov. 20—3t* of Waller W. Hannon.


ocr: ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub scribers have obtained from the Orphans’Court of Charles county, Md., letters of A ministration the personal estate of William G. r l urner, late of said county, deceased All persons having claims a gainst the said deceased’s estate, arc hereby warn- j ed to exhibit the same to the subscriber, properly authenticated, before the expiration of six months. ! They may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said deceased’s estate. Given under our hands, this 10th day of Deccm- j ber, ISSO. WILLIAM A. TURNER, WILLIAM L. BERRY, Adm'rs j dec 11—4 t. of William G. Turner. i


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. *OY order of Charles County Court, sit ■*~*ting as a Court of Equity, we will sell at Public Sale, in the village of TOWN, on WEDNESDAY the Ist of JANUARY next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, TWELVE LIKELY JVEGROES , of different sexes. Sole lo commence at 12 M. 'Perms, cash, J. J. HUGHES, F. STONE, Admr’s Doc. 4, 1850. of J. Hughes, dec’d.


ocr: ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE, FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND. Exercise* of this institution will be resumed on Monday the 2d of Sep tember The number of Teachers has been increased hv two additional professor An excellent Philosophical A 1 para ms now affords facilnies for the su.dv of the PhsMtcl Sciences not hitherto o ed F r fur‘her !;iformati'<n di -<*ct, "<!<; Oils STONESTREE V uni. J President .


ocr: A CARD. DIP BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Graduate of Castleton Medical College, Yt., having per manently located bimse'f at the residence of his father, in l>t E. D. Charles county, respectfully offers his services to all who may need professional aid. He may be found at his office at all times when not professionally engaged. Locust Valley, Jan. 16, 1850.—3 m.


ocr: | | MOSES WOLF, ( Formerly Pedler,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL READY-MADE CLOTHING No. 210 West Pratt Street, Two doors west of Washington Hotel, JM BALTIMORE, Informs his friends and the pub lic, that he has just opened large tcholesale and retail store at the above place, where he is enabled to manufacture and sell at the lowest prices, every de scription of articles in his viz: an extensive assortment Ready-Made Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, made in the most manner, by skilful workmen. made to order at short notice,


ocr: IVTOTICE.—The business heretofore car ried on by C. G. WILDMAN &. CO., has this day been closed by mutual under standing. All persons indebted to the same are respectfully requested to make settle ment without delay to C. G. Wildman, who is authorised to close the same. C. G. WILDMAN Sf CO. Alexandria, Va., April 1, 1850. CARD. /~1 G. WILDMAN &. CO. present their • thunks to their patrons and the gene rous public for all past patronage, and do most kindly solicit a continuance of the same to C. G. WILDMAN, who will con tinue in business. Alexandria, Va., April 1, 1850.


ocr: J. M. OREM. WM. S. IIOPKESS. OREM & HOPKINS, MERCHANT TAILORS, and Wholesale Dealers in Cloths , Cassi meres. Vestings and Tailors' Trimmings. 230 Market St. N. W. Cnr. of Charles, BALTIMORE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING of Superior Quality. One price only. * Tj’Cloth rooms up stairs—Entrance, south end of the store, on Charles street. oct 10—ly.


ocr: TUST RECEIVED—AIcohoI in barrels ** (best;'! Canary Seed. Higgs’s Military Shaving Soap (genuine.) Glauber Salts, in barrels. Extract of Logwood in boxes. Rluueu’s Bitters. IVM. STABLER & BRO. Alexandria. 30th mo 16 ’


ocr: CROCKERY. —Stone pitchers, jugs, churns, crocks, jars, spittoons, edged and printed dish- cs and plates, common and printed cups and sau cers, ewers and basins, pitchers, mugs, sugar cream cups, tumblers, glass covered dishes on salt cellars, flower vases, etheriad lamps, lard black, white and blue teapots, white and blue cov ered dishes, castors, extra glass vinegar, pepper mustard cruets. For sale by nov 27. E. W. DAY A CO.


ocr: i 1 j PORT TOBACCO JOCKEY CLUB. FALL RACES. AT a meeting of the Members of the Port Tobacco Jockey Club, on Thursday last, on motion of F. H. Digges, the fol lowing officers were chosen : Samuel Cox, President. Stanislaus Farrall, Treasurer. R, U. Mitchell, Secretary. f f=The Races will come off* at Farroll’s Race Course, near Port Tobacco, on the fast Tuesday , Wednesday and Thursday in November. By order, R. 11. Mitchell,Sec’y. aug- 7.


ocr: FOR RENT. OFFICE attached to the Lot on which I reside, will be rented low to a suitable tenant the ensuing year. For terms apply to WM. BOSWELL. Aug. 21, 1850. POTOMAC HERRING & SHAD. Ofl/A bbls. No. 1 Gross Herring 100 bbls. No. 1 do in pickle, for family use 15 bbls. No. 1 Shad. In store and for sale by CREIGHTON Sf BODKIN. Union Street, near the Ferry Siip. Alexandria, Va-, August 31, 1850.


ocr: GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. tL. GEORGE HARMAN, 194 Pratt, near Hanover st. Baltimore , TTAS in Store a large assortment of Gentlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACK BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call from his country friends and others, feeling assured that he will be able to give satisfaction with regard to prices, etc.


ocr: | ALEXANDER GADDESS, MARBLE CUTTER, Corner of Sharp St German Streets, A XI. No, 12 1-2 Light St.*near Market, Opposite Thurston’s Fountain Hotel, and next door to Light street Methodist Ep. Church, BALTIMORE, Is prepared to execute all orders in his line, such as Marble Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, Ac. In the neatest style, of the best materials, at the shoitcst notice, and on terms to suit the times. (XTAII orders, by posi or otherwise, punctually attended to. [ap 24—t v.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS. JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, “ “ if not paid within six months, Advertisements. —sl per square for three inser tions —12 lines of small type or 11 of large constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must POST PAID.


ocr: ! . | 1 MOSES WOLF, (Formerly Pedler,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL READY-MADE CLOTHING No. 210 West Pratt Street, Two doors west of Washington Hotel, f BALTIMORE, Informs his friends and the pub lic, that he has just opened a large wholesale and retail store at at the above place, where he is enabled to manufacture and sell at the loicest prices, every de- scription of articles in his line, viz: an extensive assortment of Ready-Made Clothing,Linen Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, &c., made in the most fashionable manner, by skilful workmen. made to order at short notice, and warranted to fit. [mh 6—4t.]


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NOTICE, mins IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- A scriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Claries county, It'd-, letters Testamentary on the personal estate of William J. Thompson, late of said county, deceased Ail persons having claims agamst the said deceased are hereby warned to ex hibit the same, with the vouches thereof, to the sub scriber before the expiration of six months They may otherwise be excluded by law from all benefit of said deceased’s estate. Given under my hand, this 15th day of August, ISSO. WALTER A. HAISLIP, Exe’r aug 21—4 t. of Win. J. Thompson.


ocr: j _■ PUBLIC SALE. •^Po!n^l\ Bn Order O f P^ anli ' n ' r ‘°> s County, the undersign ed as Admin jU / pU al blic sale, A NEGRO 51^ Terms, cash. JOSEPH STEWART, M m 'r July 24, 1850. of John F. Spalding.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS. JR. EDITOR. AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Tor one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.—sl per square for three inset" tions—l2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions he not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub- Sished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: HAISLIP &, WEEDEN, I Manufacturers of Carriages, &.c.,; (Corner of 9lh street and Penn, av., opposite ( the Market-House,) WASHINGTON, D. C. j WE respectfully call the attention of the public , of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished 1 Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture j at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers j may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand ! Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms, i We also manufacture and have ready-made all j kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that we . will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the j city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP Sf VVEEDEN. Washington, May 22, 1850—ly.


ocr: We may have given the following receipt our columns before, but as this is the for “brushing up” we think it not amiss to publish it again : Jo Make Whitewash that will not Hub Off. Mix up hall a pari full lime and water, ready to pul on the wall ; then take a quarter o| a pint of flour, mix it up with w a ter, pour on it boiling water, a sufficient quantity to thicken it ; then pour it while hot, into the whitewash j stir it well to gether, and it is ready.


ocr: I | ! 1 j I j j NOTICE. f|"MIE COLLECTOR of the Second Election .1. District would respectfully say to all those who have not closed their accounts with him for 1848 and 1849, that immediate settlement is posi tively required, and all accounts not settled by the first day of October next will be advertised imme diately, without respect to persons. sep 4—St. T. A. JONES, Collector. NEW FALL GOODS. THE subscriber is now in receipt of his first supply of FALL GOODS, to which he in vites the attention of his friends and dealers gene rally of Charles and adjoining counties, j He will be in receipt of Goods at short intervals [during the balance of the seasons, and with bis in ; creased facilities for taking advantage of the auction soles in the northern cities, he will at all limes bo prepared to offer such inducements in the DRY GOODS LINE | that are rarely to be met with. Grateful for the past very liberal patronage he has received, he will spare no efforts to merit its continuance. G. K. WHITMER. I Alexandria, September 4, 1850.


ocr: Ml Summary of the 17 , L^ Y ’ FOR 1850 ' I First District PJ f Charks Counhj, as 0 Second District ‘ * - ' ' 1 *9*8,223 1 ’ - - - * ' ' 80G ’ 283 I Fourth District ‘ ‘ - ’ G7O - G33 I Rea' ,k . ' - . - 1G,086 H ea., in the town of Port Tobacco, . ' ' - I * $3,330,717 I nR. TUE INHABITANTS SUNDRIES ' Cn -90By2sr!rrsrrrS3':m ’ 7 7 7 - $8 , 32670 H “ n ° Flection, .-‘7 327 50 “43 per centum on same, for *< r phan &0T / County Levy. 13,989 01 .. Petit 1,317 00 / Jur° rs t . j •* ifilnesscs in cn- j minal cases, G7 00 j “ 4 Jurors on Coro- / ners’ Inquests, 12 00 ; . / Court & Com’rs, 152 00 u Transportation of / Free Negroes to / Liberia, 416 66 / - / lie Roads, 92S 00 j “ “ for Crow Bills, 349 89 j “ “ State Direct Tax, 8,280 21 “ • “ to Late Clerk Char’s / County Court, 431 58 / “ “ Clerk of Charles j County Court, 316 88 | j “ “ Deputy Attorney / General, 1*35 00 : j “ “ Register of Wills, 325 44 j / “ . “ Sheriff of Charles [ / , County, 397 93 ! / “ “ Crier of Court. 144 22 j j “ “ Clerk of Cominis* j / sioners, 325 00 j “ ‘‘ Support of Poor’s j / House and out- j j Pensioners, 2,000 00 j “ “ Primary Schools, 3,000 00 j j “ *• Maryland Hospi- i j lal for Insane 1 / paupers, 200 00 j j / “ Incident’! charges, 1,464 25 / “ “ Collectors 6 per j / ct. for collecting I / State Tax, 496 81 ; j “ “ Collectors 6 per j ct. for collecting j i $12,579,85, / Couhty Levy, 754 79 , j “ ** This amount over- i / rated. 204 14 ! / i SBB - 315 80 ! "5^7.^ - ■ By order of the Commissioners of Charles County, jy 17—3 t. JAMES McCORMICK, Clerk. SHERIFF’S SALE. DY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, is- ALEXANDRIA IRON WORKS, j W. &R.C. SMITH, Alexandria, Va., j | j j ;


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ocr: BALTIMORE MARKET. Wednesday, April 10, 1850. Grain.—Wheat.—Wheat is inquired for, but there is very little coming to market. Small sales of good to prime reds are making at 100al07 cts. A lot of prime red, from store, was sold at 108 cts" to-day A cargo of Pennsylvania white Wheat, to arrive, was taken at 113 cts. Corn.—Sales of Corn at 53a53 cents for both white and yellow. Oats are scarce and wanted. Sales to-day at 35 a36 cents. -- MARRIED,


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. TJY order of (he Orphans’ Court, I will ** sell, on THURSDAY the 26ih inst., at the late residence of Win. VV. Hennoe, de ceased, all the personal Estate, of said de ceased, consisting of— One Horse, Cows, Young CalLle , Sheep , Hogs, Farming Implements, Crop o/" Cor/i, Provender, Household and Kitchen Furniture, se. Terms made known on the dav of sale. RICHARD PRICE, Adm’r of Win. VV. Rennoe. Dec. 4, 1850.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For ono year, if paid within six months, §1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.—sl per square for three inser 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS. JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. “ For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six mouths, 2.00 Advertisements.—sl per square for three inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of largo type constituting a square —and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. feblTOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 w “ if not paid within six months, -.00 Advertisements. — sl per square tor three inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type ‘constituting a square —and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must he POST PAID.


ocr: , 1 n arro^s extra supr. Old Rye Whiskey X 15 “ doable rectified do 3 “ pure Boston Rum 3 “ domestic Brandy J quarter cask fine French Brandy 1 quarter cask sweet Malaga Wine 1 barrel old Apple Brandy 1 “ fine Cinnamon Cordial Just received and for sale by aug 14. ‘ LEWIS WEEKS.


ocr: IIAISLIP &, WEEDEN, Manufacturers of Carriages, (Corner of 9th street ami Penn, av., opposite the Market-House,) WASHINGTON, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the of Charles and the adjoining counties to largo assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number 'superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture jat the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on tiio most reasonable terms. We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS, Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for casli or approved paper. IIAISLIP fr WEEDEN. Washington, May 22, 1850—ly.


ocr: NOTICE. A LL persons indebted for purchases at the sale of the personal property of the laic Ann Robey, are hereby notified that (heir notes arc now due, am! they are requested to make immediate payment to me. G. W. BERRY, Ex’r may Js—3t. of Ann Robey.


ocr: WANTED TO HIRE, undersigned, living m Prince George’s County, wishes to hire for the year ISSI, SIX NEGRO MEN as field hands.-. Liberal wage-s will he given amt same promptly paid. Address WM. A. G UNTON, Near Washington City, D. C. oct 29—1 m.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. BY order of the Orphans’ Court, I will sell, on THURSDAY the 26th inst., at the late residence of Win. W. Hennoe, de ceased, all the personal Estate, of said de ceased, consisting of— One Horse , Cows, Young Cattle , Sheep, Hogs , Fartnhig Implements, Crop of Corn , Provender , Household and Kitchen Furniture , <sr. Terms made known on the dav of sale. RICHARD PRICE, Adm’r of Win. W. Rennoe. i Dec. 4, 1850.


ocr: r PHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC is hereby notified that from and alter the 9ih of December, the usual winter rales of fare will be established upon the Stage line, 1 which are as follows : From Washington to Piscatawav, $1 50 j “ “ “ Troy, ' J 75 “ “ “ Middletown, 2 00 “ u “ Port Tobacco, 2 50 u u u Allen’s Fresh, 3 00 “ “ Newport, 3 50 u u “ Leonardtown, 500 Round trip ticket from Port Tobacco to Washington, good for a month, $4 00 Michael McDermott. Dec. 1, 1850.


ocr: SADDLERY. —Just received a lot ofsuperior Saddles, Whips, riding and carriage Bridles, Heads and Rims, Martingales, Stirrup Leathers,! cotton and worsted Girths |and Snrsingles, horse and Collars, Blind Bridles, Halters, Plough Hamesand Plough Eito. For sale by I uov 20. E. W. DAY & CO. I


ocr: NOTICE. HpWO LIKELY NEGROES will be sold al Public Sale, for cash, at the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, on TUES DAY, the 31st day of DECEMBER, be tween the hours of twelve and one o’clock. Traders and others are invited to attend. JOSEPH PRICE, Dec. 18, 1850. for the Owners. PUBLIC SALE. TN pursuance of an order of the Orphans’ Court, I will sell, at the Court House door, al public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY the 7th day of JANUARY next, a NEGRO BOY called JOHN ALLEN, aged about sixteen years. will be made between the hours of one and three. ROBERT S. REEDER, Dec. IS, 1850.


ocr: MARLBORO’ HOTEL. Upper Marlboro', Prince George's Co. Md. THE subsriber will open this HOUSE on the 25th of OCTOBER, instant. Ii has recently been thoroughly renovated —and every effort w be made by the under signeded to accommodate his friends and the travelling public. LEONARD H. CHEW. October 11, 1850. [oct 29, 3t.] PUBLIC SALE, be sold on the thir . , ' 1 1 -5


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS, JR. editor and proprietor. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1,50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.—sl per square for three inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: rUHUSH ED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS. JR. fifilTOß AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, !?1.50 “ ** if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.— ijjil por square for throe inser tions—l 2 fines of small type or 14 of largo type Constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be 'not marked on the advertisement, it will he pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A ‘liberal deduction will be made to those who ad 'verlise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: NOTICE r FEE undersigned Commissioners, appoin- led by Charles County Court to value divide the Real Estate of James Mor ton, late of said county, deceased, hereby give notice to all concerned, that they will meet on MONDAY the 21st ol OC I OBEK I next, in BENEDICT, in said county, for the purpose of executing said commission. THEODORE M FDD, PETER WOOD, JAMES T. THOMAS, RICHARD P. WALL, SAMUEL C. MORAN, Sept. 25, ISSO. Commissioners.


ocr: ! WHIG MEETINGS. Whigs of Charles county will meet at their X respective places of holding elections, on MONDAY the 20th inst., to appoint twenty Dele gates from each District, to meet in Convention in ; Port Tobacco on Tuesday, the 28th inst., for the | purpose of appointing four delegates to represent this county in the Gubernatorial Convention, which is to meet in Frederick cil}’ on Tuuiisdat, the 6th 1 day of June next. 1 may B—tm.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. TJY order of the Orphans’ Court of Charles County, 1 will sell at public sale, at the late residence of Aloysius Bow ling, late of said county, deceased, on WEDNESDAY, 15th MAY next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, the whole personal properly of said deceased, con sisting of— Kitchen Furniture , Farming Utensils, and a Crop of Tobacco , also SIX LIKELY N EG ROE*. Terms, cash, F. STONE, Adm’r ap 24—ts. of Aloysius Bowling.


ocr: GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. IL IL GEORGE HARMAN, 194 Pratt,near Hanover st. Baltimore, HAS in Storealargeassortmentof Gentlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACE BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call from his country friends and others, feeling assured that he will he able to givcsatisfaction with regard to prices, etc. oct 29.


ocr: LUCKY PEOPLE! THE season has again brought within your an additional chance of buying CHEAP SPRING AND SUMMER which is now offered to all without reserve BUMPY OAK, Charles County, Md., at that fully sustain our well known reputation selling great bargains in merchandise. Come one and all and let us give you a more than the worth of your money in Dry Goods Groceries , Hardware, Cutlery , Crockery , Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, Saddlery , Medicines, Station try. Millinery, Confectionery , 4‘0., and in fact and every thing in our line we will furnish to the wants of our customers. Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto us, we respectfully solicit a continuance of the pledging ourselves to use every effort to give gene ral satisfaction. MONROE & BRO. Bumpy Oak, 1850.


ocr: HAISLIP &. WEEDEN, Manufacturers of Carriages, Sec., (Corner of 9lh street and Penn, av., opposite the Market House,) WASHINGTON, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms. We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that we j will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP Sf WEEDEN. Washington, May 22, 1850—ly.


ocr: A LEX AN DER GAD DESS, MARBLE CUTTER, Corner of Sharp & German Streets, AND No. 12 1-2 Light St. near Market, Opposite Thurston’s Fountain Hotel, and next door to Light street Methodist Ep. Church, BALTIMORE, Is prepared to execute all orders in his line, such as Marble Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, &c. In the neatest style, of the best materials, at the shoitest notice, and on terms to suit the times. (XTj’AII orders, by post or otherwise, punctually attended to. [ap 24—ly.


ocr: ONE-PRICE CASH BOOT STORE. lAM selling boots for $3,00 and $3,50 of my own make, which I am not going to extol, for their good qualities are already known. My object is to tell the public where to find me. Stitched Boots, Gaithers, Shoes and all other kind of work in proportion. Persons visiting Baltimore from Charles county are respectfully invited to give me a call. orders promptly attended to. Wholesale and Retail at Xo. 77 Exchange Place, Baltimore. nov s—tf. EDWARD CHOATE.


ocr: COSTUME HALL, Corner of Pratt st. and Centre Market Space, CLOTHING WAREHOUSE. THE Proprietors of the above establishment would respectfully inform the citizens of Carles and the adjoining counties, that he has received from Europe, the Fall and Winter Fashions! Together with a rich assortment of Goods adapted to the coming season, consisting of superfine French, German and English cloths, castor beavers, pilots, and pelitot coaling, a new aiticle far oversacks and business coats. Also, a splendid assortment of French and English Cassimeres and Doeskins, of the most desirable styles imported this season. Rich Vestings ! Wc have, and are constantly receiving, new styles of vestings, consisting of plain and figured silk and woollen velvets, figured and striped caslimeies, silks, satins and Valencias, of all shades and colors. Our Custom Work Is cut and made in the best manner—and as regards style and workmanship, is warranted to give entire satisfaction, and at greatly reduced prices. Ready Made Clolhfhg! Persons in want of ready made clothing, arc par ticularly invited to call and examine our stock fore purchasing elsewhere, as wo manufacture all qualities of Fashic Liable Clothing, And our assortment of that article is at all times large, which offers to purchasers a great inducement of procuring an article of a quality which cannot be in


ocr: NEW SPRING GOODS. THE subscriber is now receiving a beautiful and desirable assortment of DRY GOODS, to which ho respectfully invites the attention of his customers and dealers in general, both in town and country. His slock consists, in part, of the follow ing articles : Cloths, Cassimcres, Tweeds, some fine and hand some; Satin, Valentia, Silk, Marseilles and other Vest ings, some very rich patterns; Bleached and brown, plain and sriped Linen Drillings; Cotton Pant stuffs in great variety; Silks of various qualities and widths—some very handsome watered patterns; Crape Shawls, and Lace Capes; French worked Collars; Bonnet and Neck Ribbons, very rich patterns; Berages, Alborines, Lawns, and Chintzes; Embroidered Muslins, plain Swiss, book and mull do—also plain, striped and plaid do; Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings and Table Linens; Domestic goods of all descriptions, and many other articles not enumerated—all of which he will sell at the lowest Cash huck. He will take in exchange for goods, good coun try knit Yarn Socks, 100 doz. pairs of which are wanted. has taken the Store recently occupied by Messrs. Monroe & Harrison, on King street, 2 doors west of Royal, and next door to Messrs. Gregory & Adams, where he will be pleased to see friends. WM. H. ROGERS, King Street, 2 doors ivest of Royal , south side, Alexandria, Va., April 3, 1859.—6m0.


ocr: i j I GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. GEORGE HARMAN, 194 Hanover st. Baltimore , HAS in Store a large assortment of Gcßtlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin.) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACE BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call | from his country friends and others, feeling I assured that he will be able to give satisfaction with i regard to prices, etc. oct 29.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS, JR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, §1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements. —§1 per square for three inser 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 eenls for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions he not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be TOST PAID, ■ ! ! i i ■ | ! ; ' . ■


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS, JK. EDITOR- AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.60 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.—sl per square for three inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type •constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions he not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by tfie year. Communications addressed to this office must be j POST PAID,


ocr: NOTICE. THE DEMOCRATS of Charles County are requested to meet at the usual places of Voting in the several election dis tricts, on Saturday the 4ih of May for the purpose of sending four Delegates from each election district, lo meet in Tobacco on Tuesday the 7th of May, choose four Delegates lo represent county in the Gubernatorial Convention, be held on 23d of May. April 24, 18-50.—tm


ocr: NOTICE. TJ Y authority of a decree of Charles Coun ■ ly Court, sitting as a Court of Equity, | notice is hereby given to creditors of John Hughes, late of said county, deceased, to 'file their claim.", with the vouchers thereof, i in the office of the Clerk of Charles county j court, on or before the third Monday of July I next. W itness our hands,this twenty-seventh | day of February, in the year eighteen hun j dred and fifty. JOHN J. HUGHES, FREDERICK STONE, Adm’rs i feb 27—tl.M. of John Hughes.


ocr: ! ! NOTICE. To Traders , Keepers of Ordinaries and Others. f Sheriff of Charles County, in pur suance of ihe sih section of an Act to regulate the issuing of Licenses to Traders, Keepers of Ordinaries and Others, hereby cautions all persons ami bodies corporate or politic, whom it may concern, to obtain a License, or renew the same, according to the provision of said act, before the lOtli day of May next, J. R. ROBERTSON, Sheriff. April 3, 1850—3'.


ocr: A CARD. DR. JOHN W. MILLAR, Graduate of the University of Maryland, having permanently located himself at the residence of his father, in Ist E. D. Charles county, respectfully tenders his pro fessional services to all who may need them. Locust Grove, March 27, 1850.—tf.


ocr: i MOSES WOLF, (Formerly Pedler,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL READY-MADE CLOTHING STORE, No. “210 West Pkatt Street, Two doors west of Washington Hotel, M BALTIMORE, Informs his friends and the pub lic, that he has just opened a large wholesale and retail store at at the above place, where he is enabled to manufacture and sell at the lowest prices, every de scription of articles in his lino, viz: an extensive assortment of Ready-Made Clothing,Linen Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, &c., made in the most fashionable manner, by skilful workmen. ■53-Cloth ing made to order at short notice, and warranted to fit. [mh 6—4t]


ocr: /^OPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have this day associated themselves to gether under the firm of CREIGHTON &. BODKIN, for the transaction of a Gene \ ral Grocery , Liquor and Produce Business , and request a call from those that know us, I as we pledge ourselves to use our best en jdeavours to please all who may favor us ’with their patronage. THOMAS R. CREIGHTON, Washington l. bodkin. j Alexandria, Va., Feb. 15, 1350. [mh 6—lm ]


ocr: Office of the Com. o f Charles Co., ) April 3, 1850. ) IVTOTICE is hereby given, that the Cum * missioners of Charles County, will meet at the Court House, on Monday, the Gib day of May next, for the purpose of receiv ing and passing on accounts against the. County. All persons having claims, will please file them with the subscriber, on or before that clay, as it is desirable to have the books closed on as early a day as pos sible. Bv order, JAMES McCORMICK, Clerk, ap 3—3 t.


ocr: i A CARD. I HAVE this day associated with me ray son Dr. ROBERT DYSON, in the practice of Medi cine. Our joint efforts will henceforward bo di rected to the duties of the profession in all its de partments. BEN NET DYSON, ap. 3—4 t. March 251 h, 1850.


ocr: NEW GOODS. HE unilers ienetl has JUST RECEIVED ( at the Store formerly occupied by Bell 8l Hodges) and offers to the of Charles county, for cash, a large well selected stock oj Goods , embracing variety usually kept in a country as amt Summer DRY GROCERIES, LIQUORS, glass and STOWE AND EARTHENWARE, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. &c. Goods have been purchased on most advantageous terms, which will bim to sell them as low as they can be pur chased anywhere. He respectfully all who desire bargains to mil and his stock. LEWIS WEEKS.


ocr: GADDESS, MARBLE CUTTER, Corner of Sharp &. German Streets, j AND ! No, 12 1-2 Light Sr. .near Market, , Opposite I'hurstoirs Fountain Hold, and next door to Light street Methodist Ep. Church, BALTIMORE, ; Is prepared to execute all orders in his line, such a? Marble Monuments, Tombs* Hcadsteaesj dkc. In the neatest style, of the best materials, at the shortest notice, and on terms to suit the times. (Xj'All orders, by post or otherwise, punctually attended (o. [ap 24—ly,


ocr: SELLING OFF AT COST! 'HE subscriber, wishing to close his business at Salem, as soon as possible, offers to the people of Charles county a LARGE STOCK "F DRY GOODS , GROCERIES , HARDWARE. sc. sc. All of which goods will be SOLD AT COST, for cash or produce. The subscriber also takes this opportuni ty to say to his customers, who have not , settled their accounts up to the Ist of Janu-1 ary, 1850, that they will be required to come i forward without delay and settle either by j cash or note, as he is determined to close i his business in the shortest lime possible. WILLIAM COX. Salem, July 31, ISso.—if. PORT TOBACCO JOCKEY CLUB. FALL RACES. A T a meeting of the Members of the Port ; Tobacco Jockey Club, on Thursday ■last, on motion of F. 11. Diggf.s, the fol lowing officers were chosen : Samuel Cox. President. I Stanislaus Farrall, Treasurer. R H. Mitchell, Secretary. <Ff=*The Races will come ofT at Farrull’s | Race Course, near Port Tobacco, on the fist Tuesday , Wednesday and Thursday in i November. By order, R. 11. Mitchell, Sec'y. 1 aug. 7.


ocr: ORPHANS’ COURT of Charles ■“* County have adjourned till the second Tuesday (the 13th) of September next. aug 14—tm. SPIRITUAL RETREAT, AND DEDICATION OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN POMFRET. Spiritual Retreat will commence on Thursday, the 29ih of August next, and terminate on the following Sunday, on which day the Church will be dedicated.— The spiritual exercises will commence each day at 9 1-2 o’clock, A. M. and conclude at 6 o’clock, P. M. July 31, 1850 —3t*


ocr: GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. M M GEORGE HARMAN, 191 Hanover st. Baltimore , HAS in Store a large assortment of Gentlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACE BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call from his country fhienijs and others, feeling assured that he will be able to givesatisfactiop will; regard to prices, etc. oct 29. Shovels & manure forks.—Jusi received and for sale a lot of long handle Shov


ocr: NOTICE. fTMIE Trustees of the Poor will meet at A House on THURSDAY, the fifth day of, DECEMBER next, for the purpose of ob-; tabling supplies for said House for the en- I suing year. All persons having Corn and Pork for sale are requested to attend. By order, JAMES O. OLIVER, Nov. 20, 1850. Overseer. I i j


ocr: , j j SERVANTS FOR SALE. CIX YOUNG MEN and BOYS, thf old est 28 years and the other 14, will be sold at Private Sale if applied for in a few days. They will be sold at reasonable prices to persons residing in the county, for cash ; and if not disposed of in this way ire eight or ten days they will be sold, to any person that applies for them, to leave the Slate. For terms, apply at Swan Point, Charles countv, Md. Nov. 13, 1850.—2 w.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, ifpaid within six months, $1.50 “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements. —SI pcr-square for three inser tions —12 linos of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. HTlic number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: The relative strength of the small and large counties, or more properly speaking the slave-holding and non-slave-holding counties will stand thus : Slave-Holding Non-Slave-Holding Delegates. Delegates. Caroline county, 2 0 Calvert, 2 0 Kent, 2 0 Talbot, 3 0 Queen Anne’s, 3 O S. Mary’s, 3 0 Harford, 0 4 Charles, 4 0 Montgomery, 4 0 Carroll, 0 5 Dorchester, 5 0 Worcester, 5 0 Cecil, 0 6 Somerset, G 0 Pritice George’s, 5 O Allegany, 0 G Anne Arundel, 6 0 Frederick, 0 6 Washington, 0 6 Baltimore, 0 6 Baltimore city, 0 9 49 17 “The Cecil Whig” appears now in an entire new dress. This is evidence that the people in Cecil county appreciate the value of a journal devoted to their local interests. A large number of emigrants have died of Cholera during the last week, in steamboats from New Oileans to Cincinnati and St. Louis.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, s'l.£>o “ “ if not paid within six months, Advertisements. —sl per square for three inser 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every suh sequent insertion. If the number of insertions he not marked on the advertisement it will he pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad- vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be TOST PAID.


ocr: i J. IRWIN SMITH, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, .Vo. 1 22 Frail Street Wharf\ Baltimore < to Has constantly on hand a general as ifTa&i sortment of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Varnish, Brush es, !fcc., all of which he will sell al the lowest rates, and respectfully invites all ar.. --=3* tQ gj ye jjj ve jjiu, a ca ji i„.f ore purchas ing elsewhere. Physicians, Country Merchants, and Druggists, will find it to their interest to call and examine the quality and prices of our articles before laying in their stock. mar 29—ly. J. M. OREM. WM, S. HOPKINS. OREM & HOPKINS, MERCH AN. T TAILORS,


ocr: 0 AWAaOEO I I E.WEHTMAN,J*p \ | FOR THE LARGEST he 1 ’ | \\ \ DISPLAY OF AGRICULTURAL 4 I


ocr: DUVALL &, IGLEHART, No. 78 Light Street Wharf, BALTIMORE, respectfully call the attention of the * people of the lower counties to their general assortment of GROCERIES, which they will sell at veki low prices for cash or to punctual customers, \V e name, in part, Coffees of all grades, leas of every variety, Molasses and Syrups of all kinds; Sugars, N. 0., P. Rico, Cuba, clarified, loaf, crushed, pulverized and powdered ; Spices of all varieties; sperm, adamantine, mould and dipt Can dles; brown Soaps, Bacon, Fish, Flour, sperm and common Oils, Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars. LIQUORS of all kinds, viz: J. Hencssy Sc Co., Pinct, Caslillon & Co., Martell & Co., Otard, Du puy & Co., pale and dark Brandies, various vinta ges, part very old ; Gin, Scotcb ; old rye and com mon Whiskey; some very superior Wines, south side Madeira, pale Sherry, Sicily Madeira, Port Champagne and Claret Wine; Cordials of all kinds some very superior,—together with many other articles not named, all of which wc will pul at such prices as will give satisfaction. All we ask is for persons to give our goods and prices a trial; anything not as represented the money will be re turned. Wc also sell all kinds of Produce. Any busi- ness entrusted to us will bo strictly and promptly attended to. Baltimore, April 24, 1850.—Cm


ocr: C. G. WILD MAN, OF the late firm of C. G. Wildman &. Co., is now receiving and offers for sale a large and toell selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,, all of which have been purchased from importers and large dealers, and upon the most advantageous terms. He tltereforc feels well assured that he can sell to country dealers as low’, if not lower than the same goods can be purchased in any market. He most respectfully invites his friends and former customers and all dealers in Dry Goods to call and examine his stock at No. 3, on King, west of Fair fax street. Alexandria, Va., April 10, 1850.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.— $>1 per square for three inser tions — 12 lines of small type or 14 of large type 'constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. It the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be tost taid.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY E. WELLS. JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, £1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements.— £l per square for three inser tions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be VOST PAID.


ocr: *—<— marma^Mtmmemm mmwarn m mm — mmmaama ■—■—■———l PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. E’DITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if notspaid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements. per square for three inser- ; lions—l 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting asquare—and 25 cents for every sub sequent inserliou. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. addressed to this office must be POST PAID. j | i


ocr: ] Restoration and Preservation of the llair BY M. WISE & SON, of Virginia. A CARD. MWISE &, SON, finding it altogether impoa • sible to attend personally to the great num oerof daily applications, from all sections of the U nion, for their Remedy for Baldness, and for their celebrated HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary to appoint a General Travelling Agent, to visit differ ent cities and towns throughout the United Stales, vesting him with authority to appoint sub-agents, use and vend the Hair Tonic, and to apply the RESTORATIVE, and to put them into the hands i of those he may appoint to operate wherever a suf i ficient number of patients in any town or neighbor hood shall be obtained. ! Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier coun jty, Va., is alone aulhorsized to act as general Tra ! veiling Agent, with the powers above indicated- Capt. C. may be expected to visit, as speedily as practicable the principal cities and towns of the Union. N. B. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a I full supply of the HAIR TONIC (which cleanses 1 the head of dandruff, strengthens and invigorates I the hair, and prevents it, also from falling off,) for j the regions of country most contiguous to his ope | rations, or it may always be obtained, at wholesale, land forwarded to any parlof the Union, by address [ ing the proprietors, M. WISE &. SON, Richmond, Va. £9 per dozen cash. Six bottles for $6 —or one dollar single bottles,


ocr: NOTICE. THE C. •mmissioners of Charles County will meet in the Court House, in Port Tobacco, on MONDAY the Bih instant, for the purpose of signing and closing the Levy for this year. Test : JAMES McCORMICK, Clerk. July 3, 1850. FARMERS’ BANK OF MARYLAND. Annapolis, June 20 th 1850. 'jV'OTICE is hereby given, that from and ' after the first day of October next, this bank will discontinue the practice of taking endorsers upon notes offered for Discount, and will require the parlies to such notes, to sign the same as drawers, making them selves jointly and severally bound to pay to the order of the President, Directors and Company of the Farmers’ Bank of Mary land, the sums specified therein, at their Banking House in Annapolis. By order of the President and Directors. TIL FRANKLIN, Cashier, jc 26—t10.


ocr: ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. 'pHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- X scribers have obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Charles county, Md., letters of Administration on the personal estate of Walter W. Haxnov. late of said county, deceased All persons having claims a gainst the said deceased's estate, are hereby warn ed to exhibit the same to the subscriber, properly authenticated, before the expiration of six months. They may otherwise by law be excluded from a!I benefit of said deceased’s estate. Given under our hands, this 25th day of June, 1860. ANN HANNON, NOEL B. HANNON, Adm'rs je 26—41. * of Walter W. Hannon.


ocr: Office of Commissioners , of Charles Co., May 22, 1850. The County Commissioners will meet on Monday, the 17ih June, for the purpose of appointing Constables for the County. By order, JAMES McCORMICK, Clerk, may 22—tin. $l5O REWARD InPHE subscriber will give the above men tinned reward for the apprehension of S slave MOSES, so that I gel him again. Moses was purchased Wilson Dent about July last, and runaway shortly after that time. He is supposed to be lurk- j mg about the neighborhood of Allen’s Fresh. He is about twenty-eight years of age ; five | feet, eight inches high, stout built; com plexion lawny. WM. M. WILLIAMS. Charles Co, May 8. 1850—if.


ocr: HAISLH^P^EDEN, Manufacturers of Carriages, Sic., (Corner of 9lh street and Penn, av., opposite the Market-House,) WASHINGTON, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms. We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may favor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. lIAISLIP fr WEEDEN. Washington, May 22, 1850—ly.


ocr: Office of the Com. of Charles Co ) ] April 3, 1850. $ | 'M'OTICE is hereby given, that the Com missioners of Charles County, will meet at the Court House, on Monday, the Gilt day of May next, for’the purpose of receiv ing and passing on accounts against the County. All persons having claims, will please file them with the subscriber, on or before that day, as it is desirable to have the books closed on as early a day as pos sible. Bv order, JAMES McCORMICK, Clerk. p 3—3 t.


ocr: ( [ A CARD. I DR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Graduate of I Castleton Medical College, Yt., having per- I manently located himse'f at the residence of his I father, in Ist E. U, Charles county, respectfully I offers his services to all who may need professional I aid. He may be found at his office at all times I •when not professionally engaged. J Locust Valley, Jan. 16, 1850.—3 m. I MOSES WOLF, J ( Formerly Pedler,) * I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL f I READY-MADE CLOTHING STORE, No. 210 West Pratt Street, Two doors west of Washington Hotel, BALTIMORE, I Informs bis friends and the pub- I lie, that he has just opened a I large tcholesale and retail store at [I at the above place, where he is I enabled to manufacture and sell* I at the loioest prices, every de- I scription of articles in his line, J viz: an extensive assortment of jj Ready-Made Clothing,Linen I Shirts, Rosoms, Collars, &c., I made in the must fashionable I manner, by skilful workmen. made to order at short notice, and warranted to fit. [mb 6—4t.]


ocr: GENTLEMEN’S DRESS BOOTS. 11 GEORGE HARMAN, 194 Pratt, near Hanover st. Baltimore, HAS in Store a large assortment of Gentlemen’s DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco anti Calfskin,) made in the most fashionable manner and of the best materials. Also, a complete assortment of LACE BOOTS. He particularly solicits a call from his country friends and others, feeling assured thathe will he able to give satisfaction with regard to prices, etc.


ocr: ALEXANDER GAD DESS, MARBLE CUTTER, Corner of Sharp &. German Streets, and No. 12 1-2 Light St. near Market, Opposite Fhurston’s Fountain Hotel, and next door to Light street Methodist Ep. Church, BALTIMORE, Is prepared to execute all orders in his line, such as Marble Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, &c. In the neatest style, of the best materials, at the shot test notice, and on terms to suit the times. orders, by post or otherwise, punctually attended to. [ap 24—ly.


ocr: i I ONE-PRICE CASH BOOT STORE* ■4- lAM selling boots for $3,00 and $3,50 of my own make, which I am pot going to extol, for their good qualities are already known. My object is to tell the public where to find ipe. Stitched Boots, Gaithers, Shoes and all other kind of work in proportion. Persons visiting Baltimore from Charles county are respectfully invited to give me a call. (Xj’AII orders promptly attended to. Wholesale and Retail at No. 77 Exchange Place, Ha rtimon v nov s—tf. EDWARD CHOATE. J. M. OREM. WM. S. HOPKINS. OREM & HOPKINS,


Richmond palladium. [volume]

ocr: CURE FOLLOWS CURE! more moors oftiii: irnrtrv cf DR. S IV A V X 1' S Comnound Svrun of rh.r.. vompouna syrun OI IIO. Cherry, The Original and Genuine Preparation! rnX'Sl' XlPT'nV Coughs.colds.asthma, broochitis, liver complaint spitting blood, diff'cuity of breathing, paiu in the side 0C breast, palpitation of the heart, influenza, croup, broken con- ktitution, sore throat, nerroras debility, and all diseases of the throat, breast aud tunzs; tli- most efi'ectual and speedy CLUE known for any cf the above diseases is DR. S WAYNE'S compound Syrnp of Wild Cherry; .trKatr reUil, by IRVIN REED, 47, Main street Sole Agent for Richmond. Ini;.n. Dec. 25, lt49. iy

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ocr: BOOTSIfe; SHOES! respectfully gives notice Ve to his old fneuds and customers, aud the public generally, that he has just received an additional supply of BOOTS and SHOES, for Iadics. :! nrnliemrn. Uoys iind C'liildren's near. Hisstock consists, chiefly of bis own manufac ture nnd work made to his order. He noes not


ocr: I 1 Pi Ml in i i I i 1 111 l 1 J DAVIS, PHxliber.J Bo Just and fear not: Iet all the ends thou alias's at be thy Country's thy God's and Truth". TEB.VS:Tno Dollars, in Advance. RICHMOND, -WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA, JANUARY 16, 1850. NUMBER L XX. I I I


ocr: wWr.r! wy cH the attention ", huinired 'l'li3 II !. CINCINNATI. MUSEUM NOW I iiii 2Jj,'i liSai-iaarJs - aii'Sl JJ a '-i i A JJAU-jS to I a r jr ihi el-Ziiit assorlmeu i 01 Uie newest tit-sir jlile ty It- of CARPETING ever offered in this City, couxistiug of r.4ll riv. vi:i.virr. 3 ri.v. uikI im;kai" uperfi tie ." pi y new style, from il ,'0 t .." Urhne lirst quality, r) t to Kxtra fine ti " rxtra heavy, " fl." lo -"ine U " ll Hunl, .VI in C-trUft nf v.tv- tfnr ri:.f loo 111 !. ' ' " - ' - ' AIo.- IS: C G E TABLE AND PIANO CGVERS. ...... . . . . . EQCALLY a do. triiu.DKKN's VkmtIav ami i iroin to s Viioz. IIOO doz . Lai.iks Wm- TlkN, lilll'SSF.I s AVI. 'I a- rt.siRv Sal lH's... . . . " $C to 13,00 i- loz .SOO doze 11 L a 1. 1 V. s Tapistrv am 'i:i.vtT f;it-l'J. i.'oz. Oknt 's Vkm- l ! , iNf.RAIN, li:t ssn.s, Ttl'KSTKV, AM. Vl.l.VlT ra, . - . . SI3 to V doz 1,(10 I to s-jri.tMl eat vlo (farriiiaf, Gabtt'i, anb viiunk ."TSr IB . 'tt. D&. BODtCO ... f i,,,!!-, ioili : !':K, .Sai.iatiii't! C'iianieiieI :ue. ( )r.ili and C 12 t -f. Xi-T-h-1 Jo'-f 1. laret colored J j.o titrj.. iiiii:i i:.i:rer i it ... Nfir unit tlisiiiiblo article, l'roiu $:,..i to .i."i,.ill lH doz. ALSO, B'rtinZ4 Lorlis, lCi ifsi. Valine .:ii.s-. JIoul Wi hli. I iiiiik llanI!e. Japan'd flJn t lon. Ac Ac fe-S-The above articles are offered at Wiidi.f- "ai.k ami Rltail, at A"4C York awl l'ulitJitjitiin l'l iri, by A'oa. JiO, Main slriit, lint 'iiiiiiii:it i. f ii'r ahurr fifth, ami HI -'--.- Fourth st hit r Oiiio l!t:0m Ma Main a nil Syramore st 1 .-,) May 1st, l-.'.l - Jf to .,.i!l l-1


ocr: WEU GO0OS. 1 would reapectfulljr i a form tbo PwfU, that wo are uoar receiviar oar EAST' J-.K.N rrRIXG and SUMMER STOCK of mmt-chaji-lize; wbicb. togetbt-r with oar foraaor atock makra oar aaaorttrM-at COMPLETE. Alt of wbtcb arc are offrnng al exceodiarty , for c. or kind . MiUUspA SCOTT & Co. RiebmoneJ, April 10Ui, 1-530- ISU


ocr: GOLD : GOLD!! OL!!! 1KO. JBC9 ITIain Street. MIE subscribers are now in receipt direct from New York and Philadelphia, of a large and carefully selected stock of Foreign and Domestic iirt X Lti ( t lf L


ocr: BOOT AND SHOE STO 15 11 OWCX F.DGERTON, would resp-rtf.iliy inform his friends ar,u the public seller ii r, ill Hi lie h -ts 1 1 1. iti'? n anil it inn to his ai re.t.i v i ur je AS.-'oKTMKN'T of Bou 16 ami SHOES, ton ftistin of .Mtv's Coarsk ni, Fi.e Hoots, G.i- TKRii, SlI.iK.S, I-l.lPPfcK: a. i I 1'fMP. 1,4 tugs' G.U i.R. Shok aii'i Si.spi-fr-i. Chh.'jkkn's Fi..T.-i aii'i SHKi. His Mock emliraci'S those cf his own nut ml lie! ii re. and 1 i winniti t'tirlmn made 4'tltlriH-n'' S ''lie li tttrl tj lid Oilitei'. find fsltllf' hrtotii X. xliom and nli,ner, iii I of w hi.'h tit V Aii- 1.' I., Ill tr.n,.. 11:. t a!. I u. r. i.-..:.!.!. II, Mock of Eat..r i- work U e-.-tere.l ami ,-minl lo thw let m Iii-, m irtrt. lli-i prle will ::itinu- to l? a low po.isii.le to i,t.-k- them. V,I.tt"llll lOT Jl t.-fc lltUI ii- a i (X UlfilililllrtTil e. 1 .'I'.ill Ml 111- ..!,! ,nr,. r..i, r.f lli P.r., ... .jjosiifj me 15 iris mincing, nml exam. iio iiis tt. -k c..,re nrir-e. ' Kicliinon i, 'Jili mo. ti.'tfi, l."iil. I'll f II & C Qy I X3 C T I HOW SiliOHt Fll!! if '11ICI1 liave !)(t;i se!erteii with rent ;are ana lionulil at llir J,OVV l, 1 Fit; l.'KES. Our iork UIiri a g.,u-r-l .. ,.t of Siaj.b, Fancy BB V.' CJCflCaBijei, l,,siv:ir', (irweries. !I:si-! ware vvlii ii lle- 1 , ESools :hi1 fi'. tic. itt.T tin-iiisi-lven 111 it tut-v run ami triil t-i-W iiii as re;:soii;itli- t'-rms ;is ii!v i-Ioi:k ni thin niiilkrt. St'u'i'T ii CilAW I Oiil. I; ii liiiioini, Hrjit. 1 i 1 , 1 .J -l ;t.i ki


ocr: . a : '.'if . - 1-tii. ! S.ll). r h u q n FOUil)EilY. c?7&!-, urn iS S . lsj ' . -Vssi : I , te- . j ;-,. J r -:' .- jft-i. ".:- ---h? . Witt? i lis-'scl i lr-.''-vMj -. ; a - if-. tnnu 1.1 E i o ti"-!-r-! c,r 4 Ni nt .tun f,...: in rt-r I'Tt'. - I'jliv -i"e :illi Jr. Telesi'iiisSi CoohiiiiiS! 0 v e Tiirlor. Hotel and I'.ate, Fgg sii i I or coai. I'iina ; Irons. Sl.t-f : vi Aos. 5? J i.ii-e Stov-: rrn.-d fur wood id F.-..-.-.-V C s, Cstiligs, Sid i. Tea K-Ci-S. .C A JitG street. Third and fourth dmrs a1. .- A'in'h. Eit side, CIACISXATI, OHIO. Miv?,l::.;i. iii-if . f ILI.EU WailteslZThe underirrned j wishes fo employ a first-rate Miller. Such person can c-btaia a good situation, bv t?nme- ui;tte applicntiou to I . W . ROIiINi 'N. ' ' i " T . ! i : ! IN


ocr: ; , i ; , , IA I I.IC I asIllOIIS for SS hats & caps: y; h,nJ t JoHN FrrTR.. Ifat Et1ahVth. 't'&'rt Jl:". A large assort.neDt of Blar.it lj-aver, .xutre, Lrusn. iJiac, Brown and White at the Cincinnati prictt. 29 3i S3 a silk Plash, Cloth, Oil Silk, anJ Oii Cotton Caps, of the Fall style; all cf which wilt be sold very low. 1550. ; J,' " f ."d J " "T I ; .A'.e 'of Ott-r Drab, and Kl," rL"J made pi mn all of our own mannfartory. j AUo, Donn s SrrERiu Moleskin Silk Hats, i : A j , ,. , j 'J'.f' UiJh I


ocr: J j are o.i-ring ai exceedingly toic prices GOODS. ""M T E wculi respectluilv inform the that W are now receiving our EAST- ERN s-TKlNG and SL MMER 3TOCK of mer- chandne; which, together with oar former stock makes our assortment COMPLETE. All I 1 , , for earh, or arty kind J acaiiahle produce. SCOTT & Co. Rkhmoad, Af t.l lOUi, 1 -0 lG.f


ocr: wt -z' s " e - n a- ri.i; a..-: ri: -s kctti.cs fu! f J S i i-, ti a ;e -'ti-.S r - M ' e r t i ! 1 1 1 V I It I ti r 1 1 i t II " , o,ie ., I i: .. t-inoti-: mm s, r ro-l i,,a I, -.' ' on ll - iry.fn.t ( II VIR I M i ll I OK1 . ,s i.ii Matti s!r-,-!, 111 the r""iu r ' -i,!lv 1. 1 -!;,, .: bv Job Rort'-u -.s a ii"e Store, ' . tl. , a. id his w ie i:- ie o o m s, .:c in the i,l l l;,, ,k Slur mi l I'rxuttn OJtrr; w iire be ii I keep on hand, at all times. Vim Hi.r. Entity and Surin-S'ot 4'llSlirs. Walnut and M iif jmiij R'lUlon llnckin'r t'hurr. lire Carf-S-at Rntiiifj CUair ; in fa-t he Is pr-; 1 r-d to foaiiutaclur" every thiiti; in the Cr via 'lite. persons vi anti'ijr a fine and fo'J arti',l ol ' riairs n-ea not go to Ciumiiuati, as be is pre- p)r-a to !iiri,',-:i s -a-,aa il .irta i- ,iio iit a 1 1 rt-e ft s i- t ;, lie oi . T a l ll -d Jit tail To ac e . r. low 'I hose li-t.-e a,-e re.; uestef. to ami "e JoR (,i.J.i.N . ;r,v. i, i -:). i --'-f r: IRON AND HARDWARE! ?I. V J. II. Ill TH, l,m::;S re J. nt'. ve,j to tneir uw buiti.ui? i o. '27. .Main tr- t. fourth r Eaat nf W. W. I.y A Co.' : :iJ ::u?i! L'nril a.sortment of H!ar. i iv,..- -iV,v,: in their forinT stork of IhuN, N A 1 1 eS , -Vc, are prepare, to ii iooJs to tiieir odJ cj-toiittti anu i;,e pust.it gcuciai.j at li:-l.u'tsTf.ni:S. Rirhriion-:, "-t. ls'f- -Iltf e- l I i:iC l':tsliions lor Uas II IT'S A 'AIs; ON hand at Jr ti'S SfFFKiNS Hat Etaldk meti', A o. .0. X r tw, door trrtt of Ue tiii t'rl limit. A large assortment of Riae.s Reaver, Nu?r, Brush. Rlaek, Brown and Whue Caisoruia and Sar.ta Fe Hat.: end a superiot art.cle of Otfr Drsli, ami Riack Ria IUt, a ! ' '.. li t ml it aa f-r sr. .-. at ! li- st ,,r ,,( -. i i. '. :. 1 J . I. vl.'.i mace p. am an hi uuruw Also, Dor.i. s S.-rraioa MoiBH Silk nt f'ie 'inci' prtc. t::- Ti.v r-!.u r: cut. l T -1 1 ' a3 c 1 i Arid SII . ',-'11,, - ,l .


ocr: , , 1 i " I FROM THE NORTH! "1.7"E have M. J. SIIINN'S make of Wo f f inn's, Misses & Children's Shoes, which :o isllmg very low for cash. WARD Jt EARNEST.


ocr: t t ; ! t -- r f tt r- r rn n ) j , 11 It i I 1 ll I'j . . . 5 r OULD inform the puhli. h4 I'bi- rial; in partiruhir, tiial tney ive open- el a large ainortiri-iit of jn , , 3 3523.23 faints, ami Iye-JM llfiv. Also, L-aia mra3tf M-BgB) ltr3K


ocr: ; , ARHIAGES! se' II A I. L, A C" A ALLI . I K K. South Frmkiin ft., nearly nppot.lri Rt-MMtsn. the 'titin!ia?ln Hon," ) Jvd ; Mvtii-rAc-ri am or Carriasres, .O, "Iia rioteo. IJlItnrio-. , MlIKie. Ar- V . mni, .tunrt n-t .tt1,.! Tl f i ' all l 5 5 t Vi 9 finish. Kvi.av AaTici.r. wiiitvitti Vi J finish. . - ' - . ! cite rrttfrrr Tlsrcnof . rnone out the i Uest material is used and a!! the modern ; nrnTemeiil embrace.?. ' ar frienri ac4 the Jtur,lic are j inTtted to call- - t - Rte-bw9. May lt. 19,5m


ocr: -rFor Eastern Ladiana. -sTLTf Ci A. HIV ' large and 1 A. OIi'iInM., htjut received a beai.U'iil asaortment of maeral TecitJ from the well known establishment of Join s, White i. Ca ,cf Pii:l.uielphi.i. who liav. ..... .,;,-.. 1 ih. ni.n inn nv-r !1 nth r feeih nt.lil- ! tf-vturcr ir. tl.e LN.ii.ed States; tcgether wiliil t CJcid Foil aud ail o'dier articles used by tiie pro- I fesion. i i Uentlemen in the profession would co weli to ' coil aud eiamine for therjse'.ves. i ' i


ocr: IT KIIM X tr I.'X curtd: Howell - have for saie, at their 1V 4" Putiftson's AVic for the radical core of Hernia or Rupture. "A Trust that it a Trut -The latest Bd the only one approved by highest thority niring radical.? with a success total ly unrivalled-" Med. Journal. Tho springs will uet rutl Each Tritsa is companied wilrt a neat little worl ou the cr of Hernia, containing full illuatrations tho dioeaae, numerous recommendations, catea iu?., together with dire-lions for the Cataa. of Ui instrument. Voa need buy tut U milieu re von: March 15). IT-tf


ocr: DK. Wn. K. M F.BTr.IC, SURGEON DENTIST. T17 Ol'LD respectfully give nodce to the w w rmiriii oi mciimouo ana vicinity, that be is now permanently located and fully pre pared to attend to all calls iu his from the vstraction of a tooth to the f an entire set. He will assure the mat ne will in all cases make use of the material and warrant his srn.k i. k : style, that shall not be vtcelled by anv in profession, and ou the latest ad most principles. A !. lf'Vn !" ?V9 'h,,U U ""onable. A.licv given freely (if required) when not en jraged. tce Main alreet. ,, the Rtciimend Clothing Store, and nearly oppo site the Gilbert House. ry Richmond, Sept. 13, 1543. 3S:tf "EWTO. III TLdtU, tTomn over Mrattaa & Wright's niohBoad, Indiana. 'Ft. 19, lUO. 39.i y


ocr: St XAWL l'oimd :tt . :t5, Jlaiu Mn cl. c. A. lirKISi, has just recruited his already lar stock, and be has th; ol now cue to his friends aid the


ocr: CARRIAGES! ( IIALI.ACK A A li:iC, iluiu Strert, one door En$t tj Sloan' i Until; RICILMOND, INDIANA. MAM'KACTt RKBa OP Carrlntfcs, CT) Imriotecs, O' lF th nioiit elegant and Hiibxtantial t le and Anili. KvKnr abt;ci.k warrantki) to givk rt.mtr.CT sTlHr.cTliv. None but the very b"-t material i uned and uM the modern im provemenln rmkrucril . Our friends and the public nre respectfully Invited to call. Richmond, S-pt. 1 rti. li-jO. 19;fim r


ocr: WOOL!! 50,000 t)e crWOOL want Sit he Store Of for which th. highest Cincinuati pricea will be paid. I have now ou hand au extensive assortment of .. GOODS. consisting in part of Gingham; Lawns; Rarai-z-s; Silks; Silk Tissues; t'ojii i us ; Linueu Ging hams; Ace, &.c. Together with a full assortment of Cloths, from $1 to $i per yard; t 'asl:i,ers, Sullinetls t Flannels; liouuets; Hats; Shoes; Parasols; U lllbreltas; (liict'nsunre and Groceries, of hich will be sold at small profits. Richmond, 5th mo eih, I r50. 20-tf


ocr: FAMILY GROCERIES. POE A SIIFTE, Vo. 7.Have ju.t received a fresh supply of Farina, and reduced the price as follows, to-wit: In sacks, at 1 5 cents V lb. 1 tb. papers, with directions for use, 20 cts. i Iti. do. " " " " 10 " Also.- A fresh supply of WorsdelV s Vegetable VUls; Vure Ciitor Oxl, See., itc. llfThev are also makinp larsre additions to their stock of FAMILY GROCERIES. Call and see them. Rk bmond, Oct. Sth, Ie50. 33tf


ocr: J ; D?champN Remeili fur COXSIMPTIOX. r PHE O R EAT FRENCH REMEDY; Krodie A Ievi. Sle Propreturt, Ciapifln.j.'i, OAiO retail, by 2TFor ile. w holesale huC JOHN HAINES. Opposite the Bank, Richjiosd, ISDI.AKA. tf 9th mo. 15th, 1?50.


ocr: W GOODS a J E would respectfully inform the t'rnple, 111 it we ore now receiving our EAST ERN SPRIN'O im. I SIJ VI M Ell .STOCK of mer t li imlize; whit h. together willi our former stock makes our assortment OOMPLETE. All of which we are ottering at exceedingly loie prices for cash, or any kind of available prmltire. SCOTT & Co. Richmond, April 10th, 1&50. lCtf


ocr: i ! criit: follows cure? moiii: ruoors ofi-iik rpficacv or IIt. S W A Y. K'S Co in pound Syrup r Wild rbefry. The Original an-l Genuine Prcjiarationf CONSUMPTION. Couglis.colJs. asthma, bronchili, iver ceniplaixit vpilting bloiKt, iiitlicuity of breathing, pain in the sn.e nut! breast, palpitation of lb hear', influenza, cronp, broken con st, lotion, sore throat, nervous debility, mid all disease f the throat, breasl end l.l lies ; the. most etlVclu il i sp e.i y l c icr: know n far any of Ihe above !isete DR. SWAYNE'S 4nilottml Sjn;. of ltd liorry!


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ocr: . rjEncuArjoisi- FOR A MIAVIX. OVm COAT. HA V I N (J now received my supply ef -53 LP a 3. aa r sx s& ! a from Philadelphi. where I took great rare te e. lert them upon (he most ad vaulareoua terwia. upon the ruth twttrm. I feel much confideac ia a nig that they will lie sold upou very small profits, and at as low price as the same (jaafity of joii cau be procured in Cincinnati orris. w here. .My stock consists of a general assortment of P It "ST G O O Z S . iieeii ware. Hardware. ;rorr rie Iron and .nil. all of which will be sold oa the most accommo dating terms. Ail kinds of acceptable country produce re eucd in exchange at my Store, No -7, opposite he Hank, Lu'hmoiid, Indiana. she JtHN IIAIM-S. .'th mo. SlH, lti). eo-tf


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ocr: a aaa .aaSSv aaaVtSa J"U aa.A. ' - ' " . 'y Corner of Main ami Clarion Streets, IliCHMOSD, Indiana. IIESPt Y R O W A N . Propt ietor. r7ueDerai . 1 ge anu umnitius iLuce, ortli, South, Last and West. Homes Buggies aiways oa hand to convey to aay point. " April 23rd, 150. lftf


ocr: . IT 4 M RDnn:RSt I HKItbi VI V VUIIIUWI -y 1 1 Oil V Sm'TE, AO. 7.ff i.ve r-c?iva a freh opplv of f abis. tt; prices follows. " 31 t-' I ,J. paper, wita tiireitiom lor ue, 4 i Jb. Tn. " " " " l' f,-.h appJv of YTorfUUT l'rt Ctr Oil, Ae., $r. ITTh,-, are also making i.rg, a,.ihioD. - .. i fr.in.v r;in h'krik.. r..--.. . - - . . - - th-m. Kitboiood, Uct..cih, lsiO. 33if


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ocr: Nero CHucrti3tmcnt3. GROCERY & BAKERY. . r t..l- M...-..0 mlrreltl ' Tl...e w (rfiiHrfil In fnrtiiKii I'ntinrl f , ,i k . . ;."Y, :.r'! " ...m...- ! u ihealioru-.t ..ot.oe.to .11 who ...-y apoiy." . .A 1 ' - jsrroa. - hk-s r.tenerH. r.. rrh "' ;ol, kept to u-f:o.i.ii..lale cifto- j '"""" . ! ' " ltlrl....o...l. Indiana. 1 ARE now receiving a large i urtmrut of K A M 1 1. V f. k ChH I IV, I wh.rl. ihey are prepared to sell ol.e,, for cash : exchange for country produce, either f Ntt r nil km.. awl h.n, every thing j muuily k-pi in I . in. ilv ;r.M,fy, all uf whicli ; b bought for a trill r..-i. ( They reP.-clf..Ily invito the rilizii. of Rich- ! mon.1 .! VM-m.ty. t . ee the.n.an.t ihry It; ( ir umiimini hi ruijnj iiiii ir.i, hall not be the l iull of PAX &. LKWJS. Richmond, July 31, lj t. 32-tf j PUMP MAKING! J.flH TISAI) lini.MR3K(;. I K'MMJN tl.e.r th.uks to the public for the jf i.t.er.i support th.y h.ve received ;


ocr: t a vrw v,wt- -V J ! . J II HFTTvTv ' Kichmcnd A ..nl I I a Ma n v " ; " i ., "-"- . " ! 1 t Vn-? foV J 4v I ."f YHkV,v--S2). ; H'CJiik.vJ t t ICAtVANlCBEtTl 5 vK?Vs, -f-Vi Lr'':3 For tlif Rnnnval nmi rrrmnnrnt Cure of all NERVOUS DISEASES, An . of th. ,'orriiUinM !-.:h ur cftuj hr a im X K It V O t' S i T K M . Tht Vraittiiul v fivttpn.t'i.t j Juration t( ti mlftloU" ft-e: ol i. V ( ;s J Ati.NJ.T fiHU, !i-;ii iti Kr.f'i'i- u. f!i 1 r,-t-t ?. t. ltt ltm Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT t 3ia.m-:tic Fi.inii, ID llie.l With tht. lao.t -rll.-.t il,.i c-ttiU fcucCcM in c" .a li K K K I. It K II I I. I T V , Strntia-ia.aj the u -.k.-.e ! I a.: . ic u it. U..i to tl. fcnilou oiai,., an.l 11. i 1 1 o it .1. e li.e tl.tlie n.!,Jn A I-., in lils. ii;;r rM;vls- Bt.l I " i - v , I'l SO I s, t or IMHi.l s .is. Kill'. I C!Jislkt. A t I . and i IIKllNil , i .. .1 T, f I II t l . 1.1 J I! 4 I .1 ' I'i tl(-S Ml,i s i V.OIIS V lirtllON OS I'HK III IKI I.OI1 i 1, N M . Hll.i.ll, .! l!,r M;i i Ills.' I l t II I nil! i.UM si i V M. lintl.UM. !. I UHV Ail lis. ol Ihe MINi, 111: 1 V I I. I I'. r IM ol'llie KliiM-A . I'ri icON. (.(. MHt. I 'I an I I ill s:i II. I NM...I su! .l M I! i .1 11-1- -K- lacli con. liitt au.ti lioin in.e mm.. t rtiiso i.aairi, , A Derangement of the Nsrvota System. v-in Miam s . i.mis, lnur M'lii'llH'l ri, t.lo Iht ,.',,?,... l,.l tar, r..krli tl. it.. 1 i-ia-i nm ot I in- a u Oii.i j .o.t.o.te J m sTi-iti , w luie llit.lrr llir .tii-iieiionnn,; la.-icjj,, il,liit: n,rt,i. cure ol . ; diiisin, us an in '1 : tin. t e-ntibil n4 v. oii.irtt.il ili.a.n t'n , tiir e tiulr.t p.lienl i.,l cn,.l lll,-i, r 1 restolt.l to loili.er neditli, klliilil. 1 iu,iuity t amr Ttm .eat j-rt: ui in 1 ity air! erellenr of X)r. Christie's Galvanic Curtiv, consols in the ti.'t tbi.t thr mti .t ku.l niiv Ji.cn, tl i.,'ir,iaUp,,,i',.,'i II. I Uk- ol lii l,.-i.,i i,,le of iloicii' mai liifti Knti tin. prtiifia. tol olidu.iJ iSu'.uir- .iiKi lioj rir.siv Uii.l.-i ll.e li.H,.'Iioii 7"'.j ,l,m-,",.u r.'i. )n.r ,,.'. m. tfiltlur tit or,-,,, tilitot .- lir i.n.,1 fa.,,.r. 1.. ifia.rfl.il, ttdn,t, 44 tiif'iltnl t.HrlV, ri.ti,' O.OjW.iuiioi


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ocr: PUMP MAKING! j. .iiattis cV n. uoi.i.i:Mti:icr-., I y F.TFRN their thanks to the public for the l liberal support they have already received, and hope, by prompt attention to ail calls and ' orders, and the superior quality of their work, . to increase their business. They are both prac tical workman, and warrant their I'llllips to be of the best materials and to perform satisfac- j torily. i They are making the old fashioned hewed


ocr: CITV ELCCTIO. TVTOTICE is hereby riven, that an Eleetinn Xt will bo held at the Engine House, in the City of Richmond, on Ihe First Monday in Jan- sry next, (January 6th, ISol,) for" Mayor -.. ' www .... . ' vnmaimrn, jreasurer, teoiieclor, Assessor .Ad Marshal. By order of the Council B. V. DAVIS, City Clerk. Richmond. Dec. 14, 1850. JSrsaiaa cepjr U shxrge city. J


ocr: E 0UNBEY T m ii 51 ? 11 I aU na. U DEALER IN IRON, NAILS, STEEL, &G, VND manufacturer of the 1 ' II i I ' :illd 'relei'iipli (ookiiigitov e. Hotel an I Steamboat Cook i ng Stoves, Parlor, Flute, Egir and ' lobe Stove : arranged for wood coal. i'iaiii and fancy C rates , Casti Hi's, Sad Irons, Sheet Iron Tea Kettles, c. oi. 87-1 &i :17 luiii Stvvvt, Third and fourth doors ahore S''i'h, East side, C1SCISSATI, OHIO. May 8, 1?30. 20-tf MUSEUM NOW OPEN!! r"!1!!!' subscribers uoiihi ca'l the attention of 21j'X-l .Jra - -i-3'c-i;-J-j0, io their large and elegant assortment uf the newest and most desirable styles of ever oirered i T.ii'ixniv is City, consisting of- Bici"?i-:i.i. vi:i.vrr. :s I't.v. :inl Superfine 3 ply new style, from Superfine best miality, Extra fine - " extra heavy, " Fine 2 " all wool, " !iICA I.. lc,'lto.'lr2.V to b." to 7it. i'' to ;i." Cotton Carpet of every description, 10 lo Also - BJ- A m, Vj V U O G J2 T S ? TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, TAIi: RODS Ac. cVr.. EQUALLY LOW. A I s o . 2.0 doz. ISook. 300 tioz. Chhi.rf.n's Vkmtiiv j Hnrssn.s I!:iU- from i.'f to 7 iloz.; Ladies Ykni- tiix, Rarss:i.s pkstrv ;iU-li-l -300 dozen L inns' TxrKSTRV ani Vklvlt SjiKIk'I . iioz. Gem 's Vkm- TIAN, IXCB IIN. RUCSSM-S, Tapkstrv, and Vintr 'S'raveliiiir Iiay:i.- 00 hundred Trillll4s. SG to 13,50 I' nFJ to 5.21 V doz Jf to $.." X" ;oz . CL0:i f dozen, to Co,00 each. via nib dxmik CARFETIiG ii 1 1 i i ! ; ; ! ! j ; ! i i i ' : 1 j i ! , ! :


ocr: iftT! If m i i DAVIS, rUithert. Be jast and rear net: Let all the ends tlion aiinVt at be llijr Country's thy God's and Troth's." (TEItnsT RICHMOND, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA, FEBRUARY 20, 18-50. XX. I 1 111 A r jiD- I t


ocr: ; ; ' ! j , i I ! j i i FO UK I) Eli Y. l , , c" 'i DLALFFi IN IRON, NAILS, STEEL, &S. N 1 manufacturer of the I'llil ! ' tllKl 'l!i-:ipli ooUhiu "ini .. Mi-tel riii i .--le.i :. i at t m k i ng Stove, Parlcr. Pit!-, t.J" ani Ghjtie MiiVr : arrttiijeii fir woo. or i n.!1 l iaiiiaini Fa:n"y Grate. t"atin2,SaJ Iron". .-.'i'-e I r.n. Tea r- tti.-. tc. No-.. Jl t- ll?i H.liti MlVfl. Third and fourth Jimr ah Siaih, l'it a .Y.v.r , on id. M-tv 1-50. y tif is a :j,a ii v a 1. 1. : a. :j ;i . .Vin Strut, one i'ior Ctt nf ' Slon u' Hiitl; R I C ! I M t ' M . INDIANA. MAMHITI kl HS OK C:ii'ri;t'. . I:!i-iot'. CttticN, SnlKi. Ac F t!ie most e I egan t an! substantia I s:le a:ni tinii-h. F.VKity AitTttit: wahhimeii tu r.iVK fKRPi-CT a vTI"Kactiix. N one hut the very Lc -t material is us, ii anj all the modern im p r o vemc nt t-tniir.iri'il . )u r frn-mis and the public are respectfully invite;! tu call. Richmond, .Sept. lth. IcfjO. 19;Imh CARRIAGE nANUFACTCRY. "t. . s T; v, - ' C ... ..-.,.. I j : ! ! ; ;


ocr: a ss tet zx u." no WOOLS! i:s r v'otr, want- r w V ll ill tllC f!OI'C of i.u;,, i .- t h. ..nun jon j ill La i- X to a-i d' u-ifort nf ut t .1 ! . I I. iuw i a a i a ! an


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