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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-07
POSTPONED TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of decree of Charles County Equity
- Court, the undersigned will sell at public auc.
ton, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth of AUGUST
next at O'clock p. NJ, that tract of LAND lying
in Charles county, of which the late James B. Pye
died seized, containing by survey
664 ACRES,
and called and known by the name of "Glymont'
This Farm is beautifully situated on the Potomac
river, about 90 miles below Alexandria and 10 from
Port Tobacco. There are attached to it TWO
FISHERIES which may be rendered valuablc-on
of them there is new and extensive fish house.
Mari of the most fertilizng quality and easy of
cess is found upon it in great abundance. Glymont
is remarkable for its healthy location and fine water
is heavily tmbered, and the soil well adapted to
the growth of the staples of the country This pro-
perty being previous y offered and not disposed Of
will now be sold aoitOu any reserue avhatercr 10 the
highest bidder and persons wishing to make prof.
table investment of their capital, have now better
opportunity presented them of doing than they
will ever in all probability meet with again.
THE TERMS by the decree are-One thousand
dollars cash. to be paid on the day of sale, the bal
ance in three equal annual instruments of one, two
and three years, commencing from the day of sale
the purchaser to give approved bonds bearing int
rest from the lst January, 1916. The purchase
will have the privilege of seeding grain in the fall
and possession will be given the LIST January 1916
N. STONESTREET, Trustee.
ju SITS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-07
FOR, RENT

T,IIE ensuing year (ls46) the FARM now in
Il the occupancy of Joseph II. Cooksey and
Richard Barnes, Esqs., known by the name of "El-
lersly," lying on the west side of Port Tobacco
Greek. For terms apply to
MARIA C. BRAWNER.
PoRT TOBACCO, July "a, 1915.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-07
COLLECTORS SALE.

II SHALL offer at public sale, TUESDAY, thu
i Goth instant, in Port Tobacco, Charles county
Il HOUSE and LOT, the property of thu
1TEITIII late Walter Pearson, levied on and taken
I--lAA for Taxes due the State and County 70
the years 1913 and 1914. Terms Of sale, cash
VIM. HEWITT,
aug I. Collector Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-07
DIR. THOMAS CAMMACK

DIR. THOMAS CAMMACK
OFFERS his professional services TO the citizens
~ of Port Tobacco and vicinity. His Office is in
the house recently occupled.by George w. Barnes
Esq.
REFERENCES.
Washington, D. C.-Prof's. Miller and Lindsy,
Georgetown, d. C.-Prof Riley, Dr's. Lauck and
Magruder. aug. l.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-07
NEGROES WANTED.

TFNHE subscriber will give the highest CASH pri-
l. 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. G. WHEELER,
aug. l. SINS Agent for b. NJ. Campbell.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-07
CHARLES COUNTY LEVY FOR 1916.
INHABITANTS OF CHARLES COUNTY TO sUNDRIEs CIR.

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,
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

Correspondence OF the Herald.l
HAMuToS &c. wy July 8, lSi

HAMILTsN, &C. W. July 5, lSa6-
Business here, which connects the place with the
West, is in the most four,shing possible position
the hotels nightly crammed-and with the aid Of
the railroad power will stand forth the most promi-
nent point in Western Canada this is fully appreci-
ated by the capitalists of Boston, Lockport Buffalo,
&C., who in concave assembled, decided on this as
main point Jasper p. Gilkison, Esq having
called public attention to the feasibility Of this route,
it was thoroughly acted on, and will be carried
through in spirited manner.
Yesterday being the 18th, some Americans here
hoisted the stars and stripes, which were almost in-
spontaneously ordered down. How strange con-
trast to the liberaty Of the Americans. Who has
not seen the standard OF England, the cross OF 81
Andrews, the badge Of ST. Patrick, and the emblem
of Wales, hoisted annually on the Astor and Cit,
hotels without murmnr. Such things are
The town has been in daily expectation OF com
pany announced from the Bowery, under the man
agement of Mrs. Held, accompanied by Mr.. Ihos
Hadaway, NC; we now despair their further aP
proach. Potter's Circus made short but profitable
sooun here. If you visit the falls this year, 1t woud
do you good to run thro ugh some Of our western
towns, which, mushroom like, are rising in day
The New York herald., 1845-07-10
Newport, n. i.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

NrwPoRr, July I, lS45.
Account Of Chiroirtc and Intrepid Action bet,oesn
the People Of Newport and i,co Score Of enormous
Whales in Ne,cpor Harbor
Your valuable paper being most read by the fash
ionables of these United States, you should have
the latest and most interesting news stirring at the
summer resorts of the upper ten thousand. Now in
this cool and delightful town you have no cores
pondent, at which have often wondered, and the
ladies also have often expressed their surprise after
having sent to your agents for the Herald, and not
finding one word from Newport
This morning at about o'clock, there was
a shoa of whales discovered in our inner harbor
the news spread, and everybody fockedto the wharf
to see the sport
Everything that could float pressed into the
service, and soon our harbor presented one OF the
most animated, exciting scenes ever behel Id. The
boats put after them, sail boats and whale boats,
all manned and equipped; and after about three hours
shore thirtyth fish, that will yield from to
three barrels per fish.
Capt. Smile, of the brig America, and his bro
ther, with their boats, captured seventeen fish Capt
Lawton, OF the u. S.A., manned Captain Woolsey's
yacht Reveille, and with the assistance OF Captain
Bailey, OF the brig Confidence, and Mr.. W. Swim
bune, who acted boat seerer captured three very
large ones, that will yield four barrels piece The
wharves were lined with people, and all enjoyed
the exciting scene, and the town OF Newport now
presents one OF the most lively and animated scenes
it ever did before. Those who were so fortunate
to strike whale, (and among them Capt. Lawton
stands preeminenD will reve in the bright smiles OF
the lovely bellies OF Newport for beauty always loves
bravery.
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

u
the right but give them liberal credit for their course
in maintaining it."
The Courier quite agrees Nth the Tribune.
The last sentiment is one we cordially approve.
CHAP. XIV.
On reflection the Courier entirely disagrees ,cith the
Tribune.
And yet when after Mr.. Folks inauguration we
avowed our determination OF Judging him by his
measures, and declared that we should approve any
act of his administration which would have met our
approval if Mr. Clay had been elected, this same I-
bune charged US with having abandoned the whig
party and embraced loco focoIsm
CHAP XVI.
a delicious norsdl Of sennentthe Courier becomes
ferociousiy moral and pure
Such is ever the consistency OF men who permit
their feelings and their subserviency to party, 10
triumph over their love of truth and honesty.
The Courier aGectionateiy lectures Mr.. Polk and Mr..
Let Mr.. Polk and Mr.. Buchanan do their duty
firmly and like men, and they will find the country
rallying to their support The hrst great object OF
than what is just from any government: Let them
make this their rule of action and then, 1t war
should follow, they may always rely with the same
confidence upon the support OF their political oppo
nents, as upon the counienance OF their more imme-
diate political friends England has no desire to 60
to war with us but II must not be concealed that II
is IN the power OF government to force war upon
her.
CHAP. NvIII.
The Courier Is rather afrdid Of Mr.. Potk and Mr..
Buchanan.
Our Polly is sad SLUT and minds not what we've taught
her;
wonder any alive would ever daughter!
For when she's dres with and cost all fine and tempt
ing gay
As men would treat cucumber, she fings herself
away.
Will the existing administration be guilty of such
folly?
The Courier recocers its conpos,ue and thinks better
of lh. Polk and M Buchanan.
We hope not and we belize not and what is more
do not entertain solitary doubt but will cheer
fully adopt the line of 49, if England will concede it.
But fear that that line will not be conceded by
England and in that event the whole subject must
be left to arbitration.
CHAP XN
The Courier closes IN perfect hurricane of mag
namity.
Shall it be we then 1-Story Of The Orsanbiower.
If our claims be unquestonable, we can have no
objections submitting it to the arbitration OF a dis
interested party.
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

An Ex-GovERNoR INsANE.-A letter from India
napolis to the Cincinnati Gazette says IA mean-
choly spectacle witnessed in streets day last
week. Ex-Governor Ray followed by crowd Of boys.
conducted through them to the County Jail. For
years past has been evident that his mind was
becoming impaired Supposed to bc from disapponsed
ambton) till az length he became far deranged a. 70
threaten the destruction Of his wife and for her safety
he committed TO prison
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

NATIONAL GUARDS REINroRcED.-1he stesnooa. i,
Rochester. this morning, brought upa reinforcement
of two companies of infantry and one OF cavalry nc
27th regiment Of National Guards now =. .he
Bulls Head With this addition to the lorce on the
ground the pageant of dress parade will pesenta very
ane appearance, and the most excellent band which
h ons of the most peasant places In the
yicnity Of the city afternoon excursion. Yester.
day afternoon large and lasnonaole attendance OF
and were delighted with the performances of the band,
by which several airs from /" Norma" played in
Beautiful style--.4ibdny .4fas, Juys
The New York herald., 1845-07-10
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
-Gss -ssSls5ss -SsaNSa 1fasla 81 SS 4 EGS$
REDUCED FARES.
SU NJ M T. Il A r RA IN G L ENT,
TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS.


On and after l4th June 1915.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tnin8% A. NJ daily Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmingdale and St. Georges Manor
Accommodation Tram-9K A. NJ and 8 p nj. for Farming
dale md interme mediae places, daily, Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train P. NJ for Cireenpor daily SUNDAYS
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead HIcks-
yiii and all the stopping places between Hcksvle
Greenport
From Greenpon Depot
Boston Train, daily Sundays excepted, 2h o'clock NJ
on the arrival off steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tain-At AM, daily, Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Fdrmingdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6M A. NJ and az r. NJ, daily, Sun
days excepted for Brooklyn aud intermediate places.
From Jamsica Depot
Extr, Train, ~ r NJ daily Sundays excepted, for Brook
Iyn aud intermediate places
The Boston Trains stop only Famingdae Georges
\ amor.
the road, going both ways and deliver passen
The New York herald., 1845-07-10
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
@ o. 90 :;z1 :;z1as

E.APKEss AND PIONEER PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh via the Pennsy lvania Rail-
cas and Canaihroug in 3s day The above line in
W operation aud offers great inducements who wish
pt ssant mode of travelling to the west.
The ears are built in the most approved modern STYLE the
l hted up III every effort made
u the proreors conduce comfort and convenience
jewellers. Tbs this unrvalled, and te
great chain OF Pennsylvania internal improvements well
nv Of heng seen.
by this passengers avoid ali the sgues and dangers
r"rt stage travelling, ard the time make
Il i s,us trip.
The cars leave morning al o'clock Passengers ad
..ed their places Philadelphia Office in Phade
N b. of Chestnut and Fourth streets and at Nos
4 4. IS South Third ss A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
.atelphi4, May II, 18i5.
~ ini yrrnsion, in the city of New York, apply
b'S1 B. H. KNISELL, Agent for
D. LEECH & cos Line West st, N H.
nyt7 sn.*rrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-10
SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
No. 81 DEY STREE, gETWEE BETWEEN BROADWAY AND

- SANDo SCOII returns his most sincere thanks his
friends and the public at large for the liberal support
ceyed since he has been business and hopes by the
strict attention 70 merit contnpance thereof The qualities
need comment large Of to be
had all times till twelve nightsuch Beef Steaks
Egg; realed Tongues. Wssh Ra,eSis Coffee Tea &c
day, from l2 o'clock Dublin Brown Stout always on
draugh Good lodgings for 2 aad sa Cold
Cuts moments notice. This House has been proved by
comparison for past be the coolest comfort
able in the city; No House better supplied with English
lrish Scotch and Always the latest the
Steamers. Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready at
moments arning--free-grats-for nothing. je8 msec
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

The HEMP MARKET -NIaysville. in Kentucky, il
becoming important hemp market The total receipts
Of tho article there during the first half of the present
year amounted to $500 tons. One house in Maysvle
shipped few days since board two steamboats, s3s
ales Of hemp
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

A CASHIER WITH "METALLIc BAsIs.-Lewls A.
Hail. the bank cashier who nearly murder
ed by Wells in Monroe Michigan has far recovered
as to be able to his place in the bank The bull
let's yet extracted but he walks short distance
with little pain
The New York herald., 1845-07-10
HE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENEFIT. Proprietor.
CirCulatiOn---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents pei
copy-s7 rs per annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY aLD--Evcry Saturday--Priee 81 cents
@. oy-Ss -. cents per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual EGices-always
ash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
G- Au letters communications by mail. addressed
the establishment. must be post paid, the postage
vii be deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
fEoPaIEToR New YoRK HERALD EsTABLIsHMErr
Northwest cornar of Fulton and Nassau straets
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

EXPRESS NOTICE.
THE Undersigned being desirous of doing all in their power
L to sustain the Government in its experiment Of giving
cheaper hereby give notice. that and after the first
day Of July maabe whatever either open
enveopes wrappers, will be received Of their
Offices for transmission BY express, otherwise.
Positive instructions will be given their Agents refuse
maable matter under whatever guse il may be offered.
LIVINGSTON 4 WELLS,
. New York and Buffalo Express.
New York. June "a, l8a3 jea3 ti5ju &C
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

"TurREs BLoop UpoN IT.'-In consequence Of
the statement put forth in the "confession of Nc
Curry that did not cut the throat of the unfortunate
Roux whom he murdered Nhe fact being well establish
ed that throat cut almost from ear to earl large
knife found in the trunk of McCurry, when arrested in
New York. by officer Ridgely and carefully preserved
cess the Acrusation upon the blade declared to
be blood. The blade Is OF unusual large size and
much colored by dark red crust Comment Is
sary Baltimore Clipper.
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

wicked faction and fraud instigated. Let
how they carry themselves Should they stand Arm for
the right 1t will crafty not only to sustain them in
the right but give them liberal credit for their course
in maintaining itr
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

stages readiness arrival of Trains several
statons take very low Fares all parts ohe
Island. ~
Baggage Crs VIII be- in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street. 10 receive Baggage or the several Trans 30 minutes
fore the hour oi sialilg from the Brooklyn side.
" Rockwey B t-ken IN septraie Crates jul0rc
The New York herald., 1845-07-10
MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY,

MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY,
<01 ~ AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
e5@xErccThe splendid st tssmboai SOUTH AMERI
foot Of Barclay north side Of the Feuy) THURSDAY
morning, July 10Th al o'clock;
- Breakfast and Dinner board.
Forpassage apply on board the boat
Usual Landings-Csldwels West Point, Newburgh Pough
keepsie, Hyde Park Rhinebeck Redhook Maiden Catsk
Hudson, Coxssckie, Kinderhook and New Baltimore.
jy9m
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
Srk at o'clock r. NJ. from the Pier between
Conrtandt and Liberty streets: :,
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain r; O. Cruttenden, will
Steamboat KNiCKERBOCKER, Captain A. Aouehton, will
eaye on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
Az o'clock NJ landing intermediate places from he foot
s.samboat NEW JERSEY, Capt, n Il. Fursy will leave
on Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday Afternoons at
o'clock.
will Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
Passengers taking either above Lines will arrive Alba
in ample for the Morning Train oil Cars Tor the east or
The Boats are new and substantial are furnished with and
elegant and for speed and accommodations are
rvalled on the Hudson.
Freight taken at moderate rates.
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats OF this Line,
without written order from the Captains or Agents.
For passage freight apply on board the boa or 70 r. u
Scbutz. at the Office on the wharf je3o m
FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL.
$40 IN THE Royal Mail Steam Ships CALEDo.
u dSA I'm NlAand HlBERNlA will leave Boston for
Sszszssa=a the above ports. as follows:-
Caledonia G. Lott Esq commands5 TUESDAY July 1t
Passage 10 Liverpool slSo.
Apply se to ''''' B. BKiGiiAM jr. Agent wall st,
je96
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

CHINESE MusEUM.-The Marlboro Chapel is un-
dergong REPAIRS preparatory 10 the reception OF the
and unique collection of Chinese articles OF virtu
composing Mr. Peterss collection, which first to be
exhibited in Boston Sixtyfve cases were shipped
board the Cleopatra day last week, from New York
Norwich route for this city part only OF this rich
collecton.-Bosfo Trans JuyS
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

MuRpER.-The body Of man by the name Of
Moses Whitney, of Cabotvile, was taken from the
river, at Hartford, CT. Sunday morning, supposed
have been murdered George Heath late Of Springfield,
and Aaron White, supposed to have been his
derers. The latter has been arrested.
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

FLORIDA, THE NEW STATE OF THE SouTH.-On
Monday, the 23d of June, the first Legislature of the
State assembled at Tallahassee James A. Berthelot
ofLeon county unanimously elected president of
the Senate and Thomas King clerk; and Hugh Archer,
Of Leon unanimously elected speaker of the House.
and NJ. d. Papy chief clerk Both houses have passed
resolutions in honor of General Jackson. Tho House
had fixed the st July the day for electng two
senators of the United States The Senate had not acted
upon their resolution. Last Wednesday week the new
governor (Moseley) was installed into ofce with all
solcmny and civic honors His inaugural is stamped
with the strongest republican pr,ncipes Inc citi.ens
pro fem as the coors the state Of Florida. On the
centre Of the orange stripe white SCROLL with the
emphatic motto Let us alone
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

kELI-Englsh Patent Sheang Felt suitable for roofs Of
hpses snd ship bottoms very superior article, andof
Colger. For sale By Elk COLLINS 4 Co. S South st
The New York herald., 1845-07-10
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.

MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
II. J. STORMS, FULTON STREET,
AS constantly on hand, full of Military and
State regulation Also variety Of Saddles Brides, Harness.
Tr.nks Yaliscs, &C. &C.
Horse Equipments ofevery style made to order ,eis m.m
OTIs FIELD respectfully informs his and the public
at he has arrived the city and taken quarters the Uni
ted states Hotel his through the bar Water
Ss WHERE % ere he has number of Baiords improved Billiard
tired His bar well stocked with Sherry
Cobblers White Lions, &r Sc jes im.rrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-10

CARPETING
454 PEARL STREET.
NHE have ust orened the Iayy. aud
= IAhiEl WARE ROOMS, No. 45l Pearl street, former
OcSSGsd A. BY yn,T Smith h Hewitt s,.ip Co. and ready
the spring trade Of which exceedingly rich ~ new G
signs and colors, Among them max be found ~ ~
IS NEW SETTS klDMlNSTER BRUSSELS
Entirely New.
PS. ADMINISTER THREE PLY.
Rich Shading
suPERFlNE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING
or every variety and description.
Kings, Dugges Table aud Piano Covers, Worsted Tued
aud Jute Macs Oil Cloths very heavy and in varieties
from TO "a feet wide together with all other articles usually
iouna ~ the trade The public requested call and examine
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
MO 2msm A34 Pearl street.
EELT-Engsh Patent sheathng Felt, suabe for roofs OF
u ertirl nd of
The New York herald., 1845-07-10
FROM BOSTON TO PHILADELPHIA IN A
DAY.

Co., s eAt
THE TRAINS upon the LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
a now arranged for leave Boston O'Clock
3d New York the last and
take the quarter before S.
III Z. VI. my230
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-13
Excess in favor of lS45,

AT the post office in Washington city, the number
Of letters and packages received during the month
unconnected with the business of government, has
increas d over 80 per cent, compared with the
month OF June.
The deficiency, however, in the gross receipts OF
the department, will by no means be as heavy as
many predict. The payment Of postage by the ex'
ecutive departments the reduction in contracts the
payment Of postage by Congress, &C., will go far to
supply any deficit that might otherwise exist. But
even supposng that the department, while the sys-
tenn is being tested, fails to meet its current ex.
penses under it, no difficulty whatever can arise;
nor can Congress hesitate in making an appropra-
ton from the national treasury to defray the ex-
penses Of system Of so much importance to our
whole population. Let the measure be fully and
fairly tested, and there be doubt Of its COM
plete Observation-Disclosures