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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

PROCRAST!N MAJ ION IL Tuf TiHEr os
FINE a lf.'Ih q. 80. cmu a. u - important. Hot
% - O"c. PERHAPS. ,hat b. not i"ily rsiir.d Gnsi
some HO'uJ ucgicC, has caused 'oug ard Ig,nf4i
tt., n.e. How tee, s,as, % =. thes, 10 pay dro
e1ii"m O" iur sNghis.t sya; Stuin' I'D " ar; N
Isuupinrs' aud decision "a case, vhivh are g., Va
10. he gr"a',.i b"uchl. uut irainedia',.y pr3su-s
he ushi rrme.y hr fVu"st<Bs enemy fatal .
u"r s'p tr'n. We Snow Do Ws,at's BIsNn ~
We'd Chrf,y ~ lie siv' f,ig- remedy for ell B-ys.,
r.u Luug AIrcuuuN H. has cuTEd CuIsun nti,h
wh'u go iaf advanced hat JhO patient eIpcrs"c,i
hHsc ui-'rtb.c sensations ran-ed Wy tho death ,isJ
''ulI. Which 0ltru f,Hl.N the p-r.plfIion q e.,
niRht ADD morning. he hIuG.s'ns cough ard
pcciufntl"ni 'tc.sing pains jhe chs and III
rnliv ~ hfraih, 2. The n"o.N' gone ,k,nE iss.,nss
ifoductj hy DIS anst-.s "hc5 he snIious ifieid
uUd gwen "p oil h'pe al lie psi~Ht's feeuts'J;s d
.urps Il him hnpsirs.s ,ink ,nc nIonn early Erav.
Do .pi procrn,h-h'E bat make i've oi ~ STARE
BASIN ant i've healthy and happy. For sale ~
Do CRUMB NCKER. l73 M.in ~, siso ny PRY.
OR PAUL.. Mar.ci square In j.. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

nA DRUMS FRESH FIGS
~ Frsil Fresh Dates
~ Fancy tores Prunes
le Botes Bunch Raisins
] doz Jars Preserved Ginger Just reed
forand sale Iy Sd WOODROW.
jan 10 234 Main Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
10000 Dollars.

Grand eensvi,daisd lottery Of Deiarare s Ge,r.ia
CLASS NO 5.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Del Slty Jnnv 81
$4,000 of 10000 l OF 5000 pi 5000
10 Nos IL ballois Tickets ~ dul. ceflihroje
package % wholes l17b dolls; shares Ia propanion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

AN MPORTAN 4 LETrER-PLEASE
READ 1.-THE following letter from DR. Brigham
OF Lowell. Mass. but speaks the sniforni language
OF hundreds OF Other Physicians, who have tried =.
and therefore know how 10 appreciate Jaynes TX.
peciorsnt.
LOWELL. Mass. Jan 81, lsl4
DR. David Jayne; Dear SRI have used yonr
medicine. $50 universally known by ia. name of
Jaynes EIpeciorant.) in my Practice Tor nu rnb
OF years. and cnn most truly sly. that have been
more successful IA the use OF that as a mild safe
and Thorough EIpeciorant. ihah Of any which 1
have ever used. IL is the best for the following
obvious reasnns. u does not u given in proper do
se-. occasion disagreeabie nausea. II does not
weaken the lungs and PROSTATE the system, like
most Other Etpcctoranis IA common use, nor docs II
nbaie the appetite Of the patient. like Other nau-
scaling medicines. which have been used by the
faculty. IN "a word Il 10 nearly or quite the Thing
which hos been sough, Tor 10y many uf the faculty
ior ages gone by. remain yonrs. &c
LUTHER BRIGHAM, NJ D.
For 'ale by Dr. CkUMBACKER. Wheeling,
VA. i'm IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

JAYNt's INrfcruRAST FoR CouGus ChD,.
sc So many rcnplo aTr rHiIctcd with ths,s con-
mon rScfy day .spfdes, ihnI Ne deem q uar sa.y
lp l''"i oar 'cltcf' t' sHmpio remedy. whi'h 80
have ihsI fd i.und ciiicac .O=a Jiyn.'. Etpceis
''Sc lu"v used with gp,'b .hscl ~ stopping a
cu gh uud ltrH "nius. oIi breaking uru cold. g. =
4, vrfy agreeable mr!.rlDe. Thi. recommend ia tsn
suHt q hsHgHi luH, bot eHtTciy voluntary Ar
We feel ihlf Nc rlu h,,ily DIS ssti.t favor ur
'ur feu's.. 900 .hr.c dIy- ui cheating. ihsn g. re-
.Ummrrj tb,m r- well tisd. GicieM - facd.ts,
-sie,llIy these NC hose used 0ur.slvos
DANIEL nENSiiNW.
Editor ui he i.snu N'cU'd Ms,s
Frssl" b. J CEuM8hCkt.R. Nam S,fss,
ilr D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

tTANOi!iER LIFE SAVED by The u.s -
pr W.sist's Ba'sim ~ Wild Cherry. The i., low
lIs CcfIilicIi- !. from ,Lc ate ui MIR En,,h Perry
very ft.p'ciihle farmer "a oIi.rd County, M-us
,ui ',n I- relied upon toe ia ,yrTy pat,ic .lsr
II 49, n.' s-ucnel, hut gwen Ivy lie lady, f'0in a
sense {" GsW. iselJog Iha, ,h- owed The yf.serNe-
uOt u her hir io Ia W,t-t's Wild Ch-r'v 4 l.ar1s
HUMFoKD NJ, Osiurd CO, July -, l-f5.
Tins mny crrI v, not have her a numler ~
wear. ben severely tiNc,Sd ~Iih The A.Ihua. ~
O-wlct, lei3 took violent cold. nhCh pr
ductd a very severe cough. Nh 'h was s6coIry-a.
r'd Wrh ,eNrtr Pais- ~ y .nIc. and sN'ai Pr.
as. D. "ishis. These b u sy'nrlOHs eoDuUur@.
! wn- >" much r,dncsd 'ha, I wa unable 10 u.
say N"fs about thy huus- even walk r'r,ss I!-<
.'.m without - - .u""i In JAW ls1t ~ns
I'll ri,d NH .h"iusss of breath. Zach great iiib.
Hiy u rHU' ~, ~ ',iCh severe pan. that ~ai
tumble d" 100 "a t,d. or sleep So ihr,- weeks Cuy
Hly.Ir,u whp at. rdrd M aud nruirrr vho wa
.un-o.ird hI S0te ry 10 die sod hey could
W Iiu '"ufu 10. az ~, if,t.ts dc,yalt,d 81 NY
H!u. DaI 10 hope ,nNssli | JLen cus,n, need
.'eug u, W,shrs 81 ava oi " Ia Chcfn lief q.
nd -N,p IN" rul t. va. able q" ~aik nr"ui The
.."usc. ,oHuuuc! " lake thc Bgslm until
.U1 taken l'uf huli~s, snd 'oy> l am vel. rec
Of" IHIu. ...ig ~ no Cuugi de- ny own WORK kSeg
nu bel ~, aud have hot enjoy ED bette hTni,h t,f 81
''n years. iN.1u,tl RELIANCE FERRY
! r,rlc Nv rKyCK PAuLL. I6i MmkSpy
! l." ~ Cru MEtChIR, D'uggst. In jaa8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

AtIIEAP PUBLICATIONS-Nsua OF he
" Exploring Expedition. 10 the Rocky M0un.
ialns ~ be year 1912. by Capi c Fremont o..
Illustrated History of Palestine Ivy Juhn Reti,, The
Mast ship or lbs BoH hardmeuI vi ealiu.auien.
Jusj ;cc'd by (d,c 3l w ROBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

PEER LEAIlIER A lew dozen S,des To.
~ per Leithcr. from oue oi the besi Tanuefy /.
"a The Wes1em Country. Jusi received hv
MCBALLEN & RNON
jan Sign Ul lac Big Red Boot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
SELLING orr At COST!

I'm VIEW or OTHER BUSINESS Ar.
RANGEMENTS "a the ensuing .prne. have
determined 10 close my present hrsincss nnd dis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
GIIAIESi CuAIHS!. CiINihs!!
JAMES l.. GATHER,

lsUCCIssoE 10 I. Connolly 5 soSs !
No I5C MARKET NIKEGr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07
TIE WIDOW OF FIVE HUSBANDS
TI0- ,Ll1d "a 10 N1sIN .Ws N0U Ne V0s "NIe
d' tiHe 26M Nh.

Thcrehas recently auired II Paris yonns Eng llsh
lady tlt'tdy He " IoA Il htft th husband. TINS
mak ,hr cnaurr inns nnrnmuln S'Ilrs u M1dnH hupd,
the 'NlfaotIulty that thu hdy pqarslou has
not yet lied hrt - IL year The history Il her scv
,lll mpuIa4rs Ia 20 9'tlnar. DhI a, Wlue aud IA It's
parural1fs. lt1 should hafdy dare IL relate them
II ,nr Void nd ~, rlready gwen credit 10 hen. The
oalou, Il The En-lsh, almost the only "lcs Ia cmalH
open THIS srlun of general dr-rfDhu DISPUTE Tor thu
honor o lI0s yoool "ld'W. and tron The We derive
the following narrative al her cuuJu2a adventures.
Ms. - ans not qule IL yelr, oId When she con
tnrtcd her fit mauN4r Al htrtna Grcco. HIS mat
uuonlt l1cahy ~utirnptryllcncr thai II pun.
ly sentimental ul,u. Two ,iyllS disputed Tor her
yuuug objections; favored by her llmtly, the ,h
~ by herself Tue Later. o cnIf,, thu -urrr,, stat
onr. Iunfirf Ia act aside all obstacles. lwp young
paupr had ucnu-" to an eoprnrn, aud put IN trqul-l
ton 'he famous blacksmith Who unite, enanored En-
gIeh couples. Al a moment, warning aud without ask
M me sent Of hclr relatives. Tue nupal benrdc
tpu had Jost brrn ptonmnreH, when the un,nrcte,t,
uv1 arp.1fel. he had ,ll5Aed the n1lllses ntth all
the speed his gold could obtain from the psDllon but the
uAj,ves bad whole ul4h', start # HIM, and ,ho rva
ava, only a1Ie to ls enough to be TWO hours
too late.
~ have bld "A u.eess chasc. my dear sir" said
the bridegroom, happy aud proud ol his success, 'ior
Nc are already mornd.'
''lD NAY be su,' replied the other "bnl have. at
haI~' cotne tlmr 10 be rryengru!"
Iuarrrplng tn, challenge, lhr bridegroom requested
that the NEEDING niLhl be- postponed T." ue neAt day.
bu h, ll1ur uyIl would not consent II aliafd him tins
qualification. They nus fepalr at ouce 10 the spot.
ma iifsl seconds they could meet, the duel was
uuaht with pslo> and The brJcgfonn, sfach by a ball
IN the ofthead, fl, nrverlo rlse again
- Mrs. - pccamea widow lwo hours after the eel
,hraton al her first marrage TINS adventure made 81
nurp alk, d tdt 50 n,lny srdndalous fnuots, that
= ~'rpod marriage ouIy could 1llly them BESIDES, The
Young wl1W Lad known 81 e Ut the marfed IItr, that
She vey naturally d,a.ted continue the chapter from
,he interesting poln' "hereil "as so unfortunately bro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07

AREltAL OF rnE Bnrlsn SnIr-or-WlR ELEC-
IRA Overthrow AND iMrRlsoNMENr OF GEr.
PleIpEs. I'm CouNrHy PRONOUNCED IN FAVOR
or SANTA ,NN,--il,s ARRIVAL At VERA CRuz.-
ANNEAArIoN or rnE CALIFORNIA; TO THE UNITED
Sr,rGs,
Though the puliieneSs of an eminent commercial
honer have ln,l been placed possession o the FOL
lowing most inporant intelligence from Mexico. The
news received by Buii,h mau-ot-war, which
touched at the aze with deplches from the British
Munster at Mexico tor his Government.
1hr purport ri these despaichrs Is that the u. Saies
have taken possesson oi California aud that the evolu-
llon favor o Santa Ana is complete.
We sobJ,n the allowing letters, from which it will
be perceived that the steamer Arab with Santa Ana
ooa.d, WAS IN sight Of Vera Cruz on the 10Th inst
VERA CAuz. August &c. 1916.
Awaiting ourselves of an opportunity by Brush man
III Naf, have just lime to stale that Mexico and Pu~
ebIa also pfonouored Tor Federalism and San
Ia Aai. Braves & lvenment badly established was
oyenhrpwn, and Gen. Saas has put himself al the head
oil the NOV emrnt uniII Santa Anna mly arrive
Tranquility restored. Gomez Farias aided
the parh Anna bring about the revolution.
H. sous have down here weco Santa Alma,
WHO left the Havana The Sh. IN a BRUSH steamer
called the Arab. aaconpanedhy Alnonle ilarony, Tau
anz k Jn and Boves ana thus ought To be here every
day.
Gen. Parrdts taken prisoner and is kept in tho
citadel IN Mtxlco General Salas has issued already
letter of conversation al Congress. the principles 1T
ISL add the nemb to assemble at Mexico oh tbs
9Th I'll December nex'.
The present conveyance carries the news OF the annex
alton OF California the United States. received last
night by express al the British Consulate.
VERA CRuz. Aug. Is, 1916.
Advccs have Just been received ny express Of the fur
mnl ANNEXATION OF CALIFORNIA TO The
UNIFIED STATES and this vessel OF war takes tho
Bntsa Minister'S dispatches 10 New Orleans and o En-
gland.
The whole country has declared in favor oi Santa
Anna hu left Havana for here the Arab steamer. but
has yet arrived which makes his friends rather aux
iuus tuf hts safety.
F. S.--TliE ARAB JUST IN SIGHT n!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07
E.aafs esls SALE.

fE7IiE 81 Est RIBER wtsrlu. to move lo the west
4 otirts the lauI Tor >ar. which he r.sars On, ma,
urir and a hall ml.c, from the Market huusr IN Lynch
bur-. l. 4, ln,sD d,o.tal#e siu5aon In d anIy In
aulIdrnls are good oud Convenient Iae ~
d W + l. l. y G II 1 +, t.t.'<
has ,A r5gfn, aud all The oal bindings are IL,
.oud, 4afdr0 al lAo acte-, and an * -
ccleut apple orchard III lin h'sl hind 81 hut IL li,
irut ot all hud-. Its lldc at I.and contain,
Tjy0 HUND3ED .lAD TrEN7I@ O.NW s.
Il HiLF .lCRHS,
well wafred and in goal heart aud condition for
M. Il all enc sod aud divided INTO irs and rhrer
hts. l'ns Laud ur, between james lavef and the
Lexington TuUpIhr, il J1ns The lands ut Mr. William
DarIel aud Ihouas Sc4ti aud hes inside o HE Toll
t,a;p, hlrh makes il much mprr valuable wall srlI
accommodating lerm' aud give PpSses,an 10 seed a
crop OF whealaud tuII POSSESSION on the dsl Of Janua
~ next.
ere Is about ly acres OF wood and On il, he most
Of 1t vefy heavily tImbered-i deem II unnecessary to
say any more. persons Wishing To buy VIII view Tor
themselves. Tens MADE known vresing the baud.
DOUGLASS III PGCkEII.
June %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07
corI04. IA a1l.z

4.0l0 LB LEIhSt l. liz F.iGTORl,
4 Is j ferelstd, aud lur saIa ~
~ LEE \ ROBERTS.
Srp'. Is
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TT CO.! ~I- - IT. -.TZ.CG,
caus II = m neIWesn
Is and E.4n as.rPs Of gru:l

viii tn Lop,m n, .aould, and II urr, O.an2ln1 In
Ile Fara c' and All iir Personal Properly connected
NIIo II, and 4p)ut. an. NJ 10 Tine Furnace
la p"pefh. III every respect, most valuable. l.
uaaal ou t9#es Rfsor, TN. oaaly at Nri,un al
- 1saa5h ct =, tfttt, 5ad. IL. adj Islneal
eainil e. il aay n hU-lua-sIe q19utlIe> al o.
lnl La,>'o b - nm Minus ntr aad lnr latnaer
silt. Nll as II much cash II drr,y al lhe
eHIab>s attend NJ lae >at., aud Oh credit "i . liz
aae II 49, aud aaa and tAu year, INN the priil
~ I'D ~ ulli,-. lar the re- uau#u2 tuo>lhIusi Ire
purchaser u -lEe btad aua ~ruuy or it fist payment.
t.S ae aorn'N,d al by the commissioners. and llp
'7#s r'icr'y Ia ramao security al,o TOT that and
IT, 'te1 iWo DAY saalis.
L. paulc da,1td especially Ia a1icod to this no
Ice. JOHN THOMPSON. Jr.
SInNLLNl. -lIAlRNhNE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07

his day dissolved ny u1utl c.o,'r'. Tie nam,
u The rn viii oaIy H. II ed hereafter Ia sFapE u'
bus,ur,s al the concern.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07

ten uilrr w'St ot i,yncupuIa. ne mi,s uufth oI
l.oudun, AID stNlorn ml."s cast ul LrrIi}
Ihs Ifdct rruldIls ahftH
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

THE LATE FOREIGN NEws.-Thc intelligence
brought by the steamer Hbernia, says the Clipper,
is important to the United States in three particu-
lars
First. The vote taken in the House Of Commons,
which apparently secures the passage of MIR. Peel's
bill reducing the English tariff. This reduction will
probably be of immense advantage to the agricul-
tnrists of this country, by producing an increased
demand for their products should these benefits be
not snatched fom them by imbecile action in rela-
ton to the Oregon territory. So important are
they considered by the official editor at Washington,
that he has expressed the opinion that we should
meet England half way in this free trade policy, by
corresponding reduction of the American tariff
But at the time that he urges reciprocal action
between the two countries in matters connected
with commercial operations, he pursues course in
regard to the Oregon question, calculated to in
yolve England and the United States in war.
Secondly The renewed preparations for war,
and the tone of the English journals sufficiently in
dictate the determination not to renquish the whole
of Oregon to this country. Indeed, no man of in
formation and common judgment could have enter
tanned the opinion that Great Britain would que t.
ly submit to claims. The information brought
by the Hiberna renders it certain that, if we per-
sist in our claim to 81 deg 40 min., we shall have
to fight for tit would therefore be we'll for those
legislators who insist upon having ''the whole of
Oregon or none,'' to remember that we have an
adversary to cope with who brave and resolute
and little more powerful than ourselves. We
must either compromise or have war, and it is for
the proper authorities to make selection.
Third. The vote Of the French Chamber of De-
puties shows that the disposition of France towards
us is not qnite cordial as was hoped. This might
be important to this country in case of war between
the United States and Great Britain. The phrase
in the Presidents message in relation to the conduct
of France, in reference to the annexation of Texas,
has evidently offended the French Government !;
and perhaps may drive her, in case of war, to feel
no sympathy or interest in our concerns.
Affairs in Irelend are in very unsettled condi-
tion aud the most rigid measures have been resort
ed to by the British Government to restrain assas-
sinations, murders, &C., which are said to be of
frequent occurrence, Mr.. O'ConneIl is in bad
health and we presume, from the statement given,
that he is near the termination of his earthly ca
reer He is in London, but too feeble to attend to
his parliamentary duties with his wonted vigor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26
BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND BONNET
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE.

BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND BONNET
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE.
OA00 PACKAGES
OOOO Mems Boys and Youths kip and neat
Monroes
Do do do kip, calf, seal Downings
Do do do do do do Boots
Womens kip, calf seal and morocco peg'd and sew d
Shoes
Do do do do do do do Boots
Do common, seal and roam Slippers
Misses and childrens Shoes and Boots, of sl kinds
P.4L.M-LE.aF HATS.
Mems, boys, youths and childrens' white and va
riegated, of all numbers and qualities
American and real Panama Hats
Mems, boys, and cllildrens' Leghorns single and
double brims; neutria, angola, moleskin, russia,
white beaver, coney, pearl aud wool Hats.
BON:NETS.
Ladies' and misses Florence pedal, eleven and Sc
ven braid
Do do devon, zephyr, aspen and rutland
Do do willow, opera and village lace Hoods.
Also, Umbrellas, Parasos, red Sole Leather
Backing, Trunks and Shoe Thread. Just received
and for sale by
ANDERSON, WARE s. co.
Commission Merchants, 116 Lombard ST
mar 19-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-We learn from
the Hagerstown Torch Light that the late freshet
has occasioned no serious injury to the Canal.
gentleman who passed along the line from George
town to Harpers' Ferry, reports that no damage
has been sustained between these points; above
WiIiamsport it is also unimpaired. In the neigh
borhood of Shepherdstown old breach had slight
ly given way and at another point in the same vi
cinity rock had fallen into the bed of the work,
which had prevented navigation. The injury was
expected to be repaired, and the canal opened by
Monday last.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT,

BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, MAR. 2l'
COUPONS-Sales at rs TIC.
FLOUR.-Howard Street Flour, S..
City Mills Flour we quote at $4.9l IA.
Susquehanna Flour-$S4.75.
Rye Four-$S.75.
GRAIN heat-We quote white Wheat for
family flour, at 10 100 cts prime reds, 1lOa 10;
and other sorts lower as in quality.
Rye.-Saes of Md. rs cents.
OatS.-Sales of Md. at 81 SO cents.
Corn.-Good to best lots, both white and yell
low, at IS &C cents.
CIouerseed-For inferior to very prime $3.50 a
Sc per bushel; good to prime S5.75 5.87 l-2.
PROVISIONS.-We quote old Western Bacon
as follows:-Sides6 LA 7;Shoulders 5 3-4 cts;
Hams l-2 l-2, and Baltimore cured hams
command l-2 cts.
TOBACCO.-There have been but moderate
transactions this week. Maryland, new, at $S.5
for brown seconds, and $3.50 to Sc for middling.-
All colored descriptions of Maryland and Ohio are
in demand. Fine wrappery is enquired after and
would bring good prices. The inspections of the
week comprise S79 hhds. Md, lis hhds. Ohio, and
2 hhas. Va
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

Broke JA1L.-On Saturday night last, negro
BILL WHEELER, convicted of instruction during
the term of last August Court and sentenced to be
hung, but whose sentence by special act of the
Legislature, was RENTED to imprisonment in the
Pententary during his natural life, broke from the
Jail of the sheriff of this county and made his es
cane. There has been a reward of one hundred
dollars offered for his apprehension and delivery to
the sheriff of this county,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26
NOTICE.
mar I9--3m.

NOTICE.
WAS committed to the jail of Prince
w Georges county on the 9th of March
1916, as runaway, Negro Man, who
says he belongs to a Mr.. Sothoron, of St.
Mary's county. He is "a or 25 years old
IS feet s or 9 inches high-dark complex
ion. The owner of the above negro is re-
quested to come and pay charges, and take
him away, he will otherwise be discharged
according to law.
JOHN r. BADEN, Sheriff.
mar 19-3w.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26
LADIES' SHOES.

LADIES' SHOES.
100 CASES Ladies' Fine Kid and Morocco
HUI SLIPPERS and TIES
Ladies' fine Patent calf Buskins, Slippers and Ties
Do do Bronze and light kid do do
Do do French Slippers, new article
Do do Polka do do
Do do Morocco and kid Welts, Buskins and
Ties
Do do Half Gather Boots, assorted colors
The above named goods are from factory where
the anatomy of the foot is perfectl6 understood,
and are unequalled in point of workmanship and
beauty ofstyle.
Also, common Seal and Roam Slippers and Welts.
Just received and for sale by
ANDERSON, WARE s. co.
Commission Merchants, l16 Lombard st.
mar 19-3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

CHANGE IN THE CABINET.-The correspondent
of the Philadelphia Eagle asserts very positively
that Mr.. BANCROFT, Secretary of the Navy, has
been officially informed of his contemplated reno
val, which will take place in few days, and that
he will probably be succeeded by Mr.. Mason, the
present Attorney General.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

SURRENDER OF Mr.. RITCHIE. - Thomas Rlt-
chic, jr., who killed Mr. PEASANTS in the recent
unfortunate rencontre, has surrendered himself up
to the proper authorities at Chesterfield (Va) Court
House. to await his trial. He refused to ask for
bail, and was committed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

4TV. B. PALMER is authorized to pro-
cure and forward advertisements intended
for insertion in this paper; and also for the
collection of subscriptions. He has offices
in the cities of Boston, New York, Phla-
delphia and Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

CHARLES COUNTY CoURr is still in session,
with all the Judges present upon the bench. 1t is
thought the Court will necessarily be compelled to
sit until the middle if not the whole of next week,
there being much business as yet untouched upon
the docket.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

"WAYs AND MEANs."-The Maryland Republi-
can pays well-merited compliment to the industry,
zeal and talents, of the chairman of the Committee
OIL Ways and Means of the House of Delegates
JOHN JOHNSON, Esq.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
mar l2--4t.

rE1HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Md, letters of administration on
the personal estate of MARY SHERBoURNE, late of
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibt the same to the subscriber properly auhenti-
Gated, on or before the first day of September next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said deceascd's estate. Given under my
hand this 10th day of February, 1896
WILLIAM MATTHEW'S, Admir-
mar IL of Mary Shcrbourne.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

The Hon. JNo. G. CHAPMAN will accept our ac-
acknowledgements for a valuable public document.