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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-14
aug. s.:
NOTICE.

WAS committed to the Jail of Prince Georges
w county, as runaway, on the 4th of August,
1915, negro man who calls himself
IGNATIUS FARMER.
He is about twenty-five years old-fve feet five
inches high-quite black, and has a fresh on
the heel of his left foot. He had when commit
ted blue kersey pantaloons, blue cloth coat and
black satin vest Tie says he belongs to Mrs. New
man of Washington city-but has been for some
time past in the employ of Mr. James Oliver, at the
Aims House, near Port Tobacco, Charles county,
Maryland. The owner of the above negro is re-
quested to come and prove property, pay charges
and take him away; he will otherwise be discharg-
ed according to law.
ELI S. BALDWIN, Sheriff.
Aur ID lS45-3w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-14
DIR. THOMAS CAMMACK

OFFERS his professional services TO the citizens
~ of Port Tobacco and vicinity. His Office is in
the house recently occupied by George W. Barnes,
Esq.
REFERENCES.
Washington, d. C.-Prof's. Miller and Lindsly,
Georgetown, d. C-Prof. Riley, Dr's. Lauck and
Magruder aug. I.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-14
NEGROES WANTED.

VTNHE subscriber will give the highest CASH pri-
4 ces for Negroes of both sexes and of all ages
Persons having Negroes for sale will please call on
me at J. II. BURROUGHS HOTEL, in Port
Tobacco. All communications will be promptly
attended to. A. c.. WHEELER,
aug I. 3m* Agent for B. nj. Campbell.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-14
CHARLES COUNTY LEVY FOR 1916.
THE INHABITANTS OF CHARLES COUNTY TO sUNDRIEs

To allowance to Justices of Orphans
Court,
ditto Judges and Clerks of
Elections,
&" ditto Grand and Petit Jurors
" ditto Witnesses in criminal
cases,
d" ditto Bailiffs to County and
Commissioners Courts,
" ditto Commissioners of Chs
County,
" ditto Constables for suppress
sing tumultuous meetings of ne
groes,
ditto Overseers of Public
Roads,
amount for building Bridge at A.
Fresh,
the Treas'r of the Western Shore
for the transportation of Free
Negroes to Liberia,
the President and Directors of the
Maryland Hospital for the sup
port of VIM. Clements, lunatic
pauper,
Public Schools,
Trustees of the Poor for the sup
port of the poor and out-pension-
eTs,
" Incidental charges,
" Joseph Stone, Collector, for 6 per
cent on S22,533 II, it being the
amt of State and County Tax,
" amount overrated,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-14

There have been fine rains in all Eastern
Virginia, extending into North and South
Carolina.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-14

By John w. Guy, Inspector at Po-
monkey Warehouse,
William hewitt, Collector for
last year, for this amount levied
to repair the Court House,
/" 80 per centum on S3,735, $40, it
being the amount of assessable
property of the county,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-14

True copy-Tes,
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
City Intelligence

Police Ohice.-March ls.-ARREsr FoR FoaoERy.-
On tuesday night man named Charles @. Fisher was
arrested by ocen Sokely and Ives charged with tor
Co. brokers' OF Philadelphia and the acceptance OF Pro-
lessor Mnhlenburgh TO draft for the sum Of 1896 "a,
the Bank Of this Stae Of Georgis on the Mechanics
Bank oiihis city The check presented and paid,
and the forgery not discovered until days Of
terwards Since the arrest Fisher has been charged with
having forged check the Mechanics Bank for S25,
IN the name OF James Rowdon, Of Philadelphia. 1t is
presumed that Fisher obtained the draft procuring the
letter OF Clark and Co.. from the Philadelphia Post Office
ARaEsr OF -OHicer Drinker and ex officer
Ruckle, arrested last night named Samuel SAM
mons, charged with having committed grand larceny,
in Philadslphia, in stealing shawl worth $35 from
Aqua B. Marshall on the lst OF February. Hs will be
sent back to Philsdelphis.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

SINGULAR CoINcIDENcE.-The Appointment of Mr.
Bancroft as member of Mr.. Folks Cabinet has
created great deal of observation, and many of
the small critics of the day have been lavish o.
their abuse and fruitful of their predictions of his
want of capacity. History and experience teaches
differently. Louis PHILIPPE has at this moment
one of the greatest philosophical historians of the
age at the head of his ministry-Guizot and for
merly he had Thiers, also an eminent historian
in the same position. Mr.. Bancroft, the best his.
toran OF the United States, is now in nearly the
same position in this government, and we have no
doubt he has the elements Of statesman in as gre al
abundance as either Theirs or Guizot. These facts
forms singular coincidence in the conduct Of
Louis PHILIPPE and President Polk.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
Court Calcndar-Thls Day.
oMoN PLEAs-Nos. 53 65 ST. 80, II, 70, %, 1877, ~
Am llsennents.

PALMo's OPERA HousE.-To-nisht il. appointed
for the benefit OF the Ladies' Industrial Society,
and occasion like this, expect to see the
house filled to the very utmost Thstwo operas Of Son.
Am, Ole Bull and shin.de-heela, will be perfcrsd =
opportunity Of inuging thsir propensity than the pre-
sent oHs sasr,
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Devoe and Drake

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Devoe and Drake.
X M. c. PATERSON, District Attorney. t.f
Trial for False Prfences resumed The trial Of Camp
was resumed upon the opening OF the court Two wit
nesses were examined Tor the prosecution but did
prove any fact material to the issue fsTs MT ss
JOHN KELCHER called by the prosecution and
titled that Keolard left money with him year ago
last dum, and was sksn away about ten days after BY
Keollsrd.
KEoLARp testified that he collected the money in May
last. rrf tF
The DEFENCE
CLINTON Dewitt Esq counsel for the defendant open
ed his case TO the jury and then proceeded to
host Of Witnesses who entirely contradctsd all Keolsrds
testimony IN reference to his connection with the officers
and with Camp. officers McGrath and Hays disproved
all the testimony OF X. in relation to them II also
proved by Reuben T. Johnson Of the deputy keepers
that Keollard directed him to witness the did
not object to his witnessing the order; Keoard had
pen in his right hand, and the order in his left when wit
ness went into the CELL he did not take hold OF witnesses
coat or endeavor to prevent him from signing the order
as Witness
Mr.. and Mrs. MURPHY, who kept the porter house
where Garvey robbed testified that Keolard boarded
there until the Monday after the robbey that he
exhibited any money until Sunday the day after the
berry when he offered $500 bill on the Merchants Bank
OF this city, in er his board previous to that time
he had borrowed shilling Of the landlord and
debt for his rum bill; he months Afterwards pnid
the bill 1t also testified that Keolard was in COM
the robbery and afterwards coming out OF the Mer
chnn.s Bank (beiore they known) where they had
gonesto change $1,000 bill
The testimony announced as all in at O'Clock,
and Mr. Dewitt expressed desire to up the case
but to submit under the charge Of the Court The Dis
trct Attorney asserting ,the Court adjourned till TO
row morning at IL o'clock, when the charge will be de-
livered.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

FIRE IN MEMPHIs.-An extra from the Office of
the Memphis (TenR.) Enquirer, gives us news of
great fire in that CITY, the afternoon Of ssth ut
originated IN smoke house. and destroyed the building
Of the Appeal Office, with several Others The chief losses
tell upon Mr. Browning, grocer, whose entire loss was
$5os; and Mr. Van Pelt of the Appeal whose loss was
about $1,000 which insurance The entire loss
is estimated at SIS 0OO
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The large cotton factory of
W c. Osborne situated the Neshamony creek at Mill
ford Bucks county Pa, was, with all the machinery
destroyed by fre on Tuesday evening The building
onged TO the estate Of Anthony Taylor insurance
was effected upon it. By this catastrophe one hundred
persons are thrown out Of employment.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Lachine, Canada
attacked by men, dragged from his sleigh and
robbed of $3.50 in money number Of fur skins and
watch worth altogether, $430 Two of the robbers held
pistols to his head while the did the plundering
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
Songs for the People, No. 9.

Anon, My LoUe is like a.Red, Red Rose.
0, love like red red rose that's newly grown in
My love was like melody that's sweey played in tune
But her face and neck got pmped and her got aud
dry,
And though loved her dearly. still wished that she won
try,
cake Of Jones' Soap my love-a cake Of Jones' Soap
And do know indeed my love, would make them ali clone
And yeu would be so fair love, skin would be so
Or pmpes OF eckles love- OH how lovely you'd appear
Now fare thee well my only love, adeu adiei good bye
And you'd have your hair 6ne wish hat you would
try
bottle Of Jones famous stuff Jones' Hair Restorative
Twill make the hair grows beautiful; il dead twill make it
HEsE ARE THE QUALITIES OF both THE ARrrc AEs-The
Jones Italian Chemical Soap, lmnd is sold no where else
genuine in this city, will CUE every kind OF eruption and
chaI ped tender e fIcckes botches saheum scaryv
Ss and makes dar. Or yellow skin clear and beaata
Chatham stre,mmnd the only place this city, Ask for
Jones sosp Ihe Other inr the ha called Jones Cora Hair
force the hair to grow. stay falling out cure scur or dan
duH, and make light hair dark from the
Observe, make no false staementweye both the
articles tested They sold sonabe indeed cheap
by Jones at the sign of the American Eagle, 90 Chatham
street. ~ fork-heider be very caenget but Jones
soap
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

Medical NOtics.--Ths Advertisements OF the
New fork Coess q Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression OF eacksry the OF all Diseases will
hereafter d. rage and column Of this
w. y. RICHARDSON. nj. d., Agent
Oce and Consul ina Rooms Of the COLLEGE Nasssn
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
MONEY MARK EFT.
sI'lln rasDav. March N


The market Is still very heavy and prices are still on
the downward tendency. Norwich ard Worcester fell off
per cent; Morris Canal Long Island 4; Mohawk 4;
Farmers Loan Canton illinois, Pennsylvania 6s Ken
tacky 6 closed firm at yesterdays prices. Ohio 6s i'm
proved per cent The sales not very extensive,
and there does not appear much probability Of prices i'm
proving for some time
The Emeald for Havrc takes S. 900 Mexican. SIS 600
American Halves and SIS 900 Five Franc pieces total
$4,000. The virginan for Liverpool has f5 900 in gold
The bill to extend the charter of the Commercial Bank
OF Pennsy has passed second reading in the Se
nate Of that State and the bill to incorporate The
Bank of Schuylkil passed final reading yesterday by
vote OF too Both bills contain the individual liability
clause
Bills have passed the House Of Representav vf Mi
chgan approating State lands for the exens Of the
Central 900 scss) and the Southern (4600J acres
Raroads-also 10 600 for The Northern Turnpike
l5 900 for the improvement Of Grand Rverl0000
tor the Clinton and Kalamszoo Canal-and 600
acres for the Flint River AS the Legislature have no
money at commond they appropriate the lands which
they received from tho General Government under
the act Of September, lsll.
The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad Company
from passengers and freight transported on the road for
January February and the first ten days in March, this
year compared with the corresponding period last show
an increase OF about two hundred per cent.
RAI
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

All Philadelphia subscriptions Co the
HERALD be paid tho agents, zeber Co.. Ledger
budngs Third STREET. near Chestnut where single copies
All the and cheap Publications for sale at their e.
adjustment, wholesale and retail. e.,.rf. -
T With the exception Of one paper, the Herald is read
a. much perhaps in Philadelphia published in
that city phordng valuable medium advertisers AdvW
trements hapded 70 the agents at half past o'clock will APP
pear In the Herald next. day, My
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

GREAT FIRE AT DRDHAM.-Last evening, the spa
clous tour story building the depot OF the rail-
road at Dedham village took fire in the upper story The
factory building and large portion of the and
chinery were entirely consumed The building oc-
cupied by the New England Silk Company Z. Cobb
agent; s. c. Z. Mann, marble paper and card makers
Samuel fickner. machinist; and L. Nutting silk dyer
The silk company lost about 600 worth Of manuac
stock and machinery. The company was insured
only about $3O00 The loss Of the essrs Mann was not
very large-say $4,000 $4,000 Their most valuable
machinery, &c, was saved. The steam engine in the
lower story. and also the machinery belonging Mr.
Pickner and Mr. N1tting were much injured not
tally destroyed The total loss 10 estimated at about
$15,0o0, with very small insurance This factory was
erected several ago by Jonathan Cobb Esq one Of
the pioneers in the silk business in New England and
the author Of the well known manuel that subject
was very large and Handsome building, and will be con-
sons are also turned out Of employment by this calamity
Boston Mail March II. =
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

CANDIDATE FOR NEXT MAYoR.-At one of the
meetings in the uptown wards, the name of Saul
Alley was mentioned as candidate for Mayor. A
capital idea-a better man could not be selected.
Put him up, and he will be put IN.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
ON, my Back, can scarceIy walk, Il puts

me in such pain" Such the OF gentleman in
Dr heman store aday two He had taken severe
cold and could erect lie purchased one Of the Doc
tors celebrated Poor Mans Pase applied to tho back aud
twentyfour hours time perfectly relieved from his su
fefing Those who afflicted with paius cest side
ms or back or with Weakness will find this plaster
failing remedy Be get the genuine with the Doctors
fac smie priard on the back Of the plaster.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is Nassau street. Agents-227
Hudson street; 1888 Bowery; II East Broadway; 1879 Fulton
Brookyn Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; and State street.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

a
SO limited extent that form judgment Of the
suit Of the election Tuesday, There s no reason to
doubt however, that the democratic ticket for Governor
and members of Cengress in general, has prevailed In
regard to the election Of John Hale Mr. Woodbury.,
who nominated in his place, there for
in other towns has received large number Of the
votes Of all parties but fear not enough 10 elect him
elected In Portsmouth the election was proracted till
near enc o'clock the following morning, and the Select
men were chosen after Didnight The democratic ticket
for State representatives succeeded at quarter before
twelve o'clock, on the third ballot.
BANGOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Monday last,
Joseph Bryant, Esq, the Wing candidate, was
elected Mayor Of Bangor by majority Of two hundred
granting licenses for the retail sale Of liquor.
Boston MUNICIPAL ELECTION s. Savage
was on "Wednesday chosen Alderman, in the place
OF Mr. Parker There was no organized opposition to
Mr.. s. who was supported by the Native American par
ty. The vote was very small
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR, March g.
Suffok-Oliver Corey, notary public, re-appOint-
ment. New York-Morton Fairchild. Robert P. Getty
Thomas Gardner, John Ryker, Jr, Jesse West Thomas
Maloney and Columbus Segone, inspectors Of beef and
pork, reappointments tth tes
March New York-Prosper M. wetmore, comr w.
s. moneys, re-appoint ment.
NAVIGATION ON THE LAKEs.-Navigation is now
open on the lake. The steamer United states, Cap
tain Whitaker left this port for Detroit this morning with
full complement Of passengers going West About three
snow is falling quite fast at this time r. NJ The pro.
babty H. however, that 1t will deter the u g. from
proceeding her trip up the lake. Boats are now
ming from Rochester tn the Canada side of Lake Ontario
and believe, to Osweso, on the American side The
Genesee IL entirely free from obstruction by iceLping
stcn's Buffalo Letter, March TO- 9&
MORE CoIroN DESTROYED BY FfRE.-On Satur-
day afternoon, FIRE broke out In large cotton
she'd situated on the bay in Georgetown Co. 10 which
attached at end the counting house Of Mr. O.
Henning both owned by him. The shed full Of cot
ton. and was all on fire. There wos in the shed upward
Of 1000 bales. t.a
At Charleston, g. c. sloop, the property Of Mr.. Lewis
Vida and fiat laden with loose cotton saved from the
late are, and belonging to Mr. Michael Lazarus were
trey consumed by fire on saturdayjas about O'Clock,
NJ In the creek leading TO the old magazine, where
had psen sent for the purpose Of 70 packing.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

ANTI-RgNT TRoUBLEs.-The trouble among the
tenants seems to have been smothered only by the
late military exhibition at Hudson. The Idfbawv
Argus OF yesterday, gives the annexed intelligence
OF fresh demonstrations
KIrGsror, March 10, ls45, o'clock r. M.
Our deputy sheriff, as expected was on Saturday
last resisted In his attempt to the persons engaged
neghborhood where the persons he in quest of resd
ed near Coopers tavern the horns sounded and
general concert the consequence through the whole
settlement which, by the way is in remote part Of
ware about sixteen miles from Kingston and In one Of
the valleys formed by a spur from the Catskill noun
tains. The sheriff on Monday immediately called on
our citizens Tor assistance and this morning fifty
command Of the deputy sheriff, Schoonmaker the vii
age Of Woodstock, which il very the disaected
neighborhood The Kingston depuation LETT village
ABOUT iO o'clock this morning, and although there
worst description, was promptness in obeying
the call OF the sheriff. and general spirit Of emulation
exniDed which must be very crafty ing TO the friends
OF law and order High and low rich and poor could be
y TO support the law AT the time write we have lust
heard oil the arrival Of the from Kingston and also
Saugertes at their place Of Destination and we do net
expect to hear Of them az having accomplished
such condition almost to prevent Communication er
cept on urgent business.
There are Hlty Of US still under orders az the
sheriff and ready TO start at moments warning more
force IL required
II is confidently expected that no resistance will be o
ered to the force sent out and the only difficulty will be
TO fnd the offenders Still have doubt but that ar
rests will be made and Of such persons will be able 10
disguised who resisted the deputy sheriff and also made
The cowardly attack upon Lasher.
" anything should occur Of importance ,to.morow
viii apprse you Of the same,
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
Common Pleas.


MARCH l3,-Phiilipps Kipp 4 Byopn.--In this case
already noticed the jury did sgree and were dis.
charged. 'ae al1E+0lT
Tdppep GreenThis already noticed was resum.
ed in for defence that the back part tho build
ing referred to very much dapidated hat instead
OF ofnuring the plaintiff the defendant doing him
vice. from the improvements he had executed also that
he had previously obtained the consent Of MIR. Buwer
the real owner, and the other tenants and in concu
sion that SO far back ls4 he had obtained parole
the parties were tenants in common the exclusive appro.
pration OF any part Of the premifes by any OF the
tenants would in itself be an act Of respass tenant
nterferes with the landlord, who is himself coenant
the landlord has right to bring action for breach OF
lease until the expiration of the term that any of the
tenants might institute proceedings for the damages he
may have sustained Defendant argued that plaintiff had
beensoeneftcd instead of being injured the jury
to that conclusion then they would award their damages
accordingly The jury rendered verdict for the plain.
tiff of $26. taUs :
Timothy H. Mar W. Gibbons Wilcog and P,itchsrd =
This was an action of assumps, brought upon proms.
sorry note for $3.50 made by the deendans The testi-
mony failed, and juror was withdrawn.
Catha,Ine Lyon, Erec. Of Noses Lyon MaheU Mar
shdH-This was an action Of assunsit brought by Mrs.
Lyon, the Execufix Of the deceased, OH promissory
note for $al4 a. dated 18th September s42 four
months after dateand made bv the plaintiff For defence
II was shown the plaintiff had taken the of the
bankrupt act after the note in question had become DUE
and that he had obtained his discharge Plaintiff then
proved that the note had not been introduced into the
schedule Of debts attached to the petition for bankrups
discharge. Verdict for plaintiff. $244 98.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14


pmpes freckss, tan, ssowness and skin dscooratons
aud bemlshes taken 67 walker street, st store
FROM Broadway where be had bis roudre subtle for
metcs.
Dr. Goanud only depot this city, at Ct Walker street
xgens-7s Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Jordan, Milk
street. Boson Carleton and Go Lowell; Bliss aud Co.,
Sprinyfed; Green and Co Worcester Bull Hartford; Ferre
Mddeown; Myers New aysn; Dyer Prov,dence; Iousey.
Hsnce baltimore; d. H. Moore. Lynchbug Va. Ander,ou
Nashyille Tenn; Hsinith Lancaster, Pa.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
a spIendld, a Dsl.clous, a Be.utlful Hea,

of Hair be had by using three shilling bottle of Jouess
Coal Hair Kesorave; its qualities are and mind reader IL
does all here stated force the growth Of soen clean
aud render bea tiu 70 sopt off, and dispel dandru
from The scalps and roots and to dre 1t dark and keep
Ssce, rsr ncs a one ace made Sold 2 Chat
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

DaAiey's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency, 81 Walker street, frat store from Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

SOUTHERN MAIL.-We hope that the new Post.
master General will expedite the great Southern
mail. There is no reason why it should not arrive
before two o'clock every afternoon, instead Of
three and four o'clock. 1t now lays over three or
four hours in Philadelphia. Our merchants have
suffered every inconvenience under the present ar
rauRement.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

'Otat. ...... -. III ixzz
lncreas in 1875 $14 $50
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

BealPs Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 81
Walket st. LIST store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

FRENCH ATLANTIC STKAMKRs.-It will be seen
on reference to the news from France, published
in another column, that there is yet an excellent
chance of having line Of ocean steamers 10 run
between this port and Havre. They will probably
be propelled by the submerged screw.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14
PICTORIAL HERALD.
The Meeting Of the Female Industrial Society.
Mr.. TYIER'S DEPARTURE FROM WASHINGTON.

The Weekly Herald, TO be issued tomorrow
morning, al O'clock will contain twovery spirited
and graphic engravings One represents The great
meeting of the "Female Industrial Society,"" with
Mrs. Stephens in the act of harangulng an excited
aud animated crowd OF young and beautiful girls
The other engraving gives an exceedingly interest
ing representation OF Mr.. Tyer's departure from
Washington, when 300 late for the steamboat.
Price only 81 cents.
The New York herald., 1845-03-14

BosroN MUNICIPAL ELECTION. N.-James s. Savage
was on Wednesday chosen Alderman, in the place
Of Mr. Parker There was no organized opposition to
Mr. s. who was supported by the Native American par
ty. The vote was very small