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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-29
GOODS
FOR CASH,


RNHE undersigned having dissolved their old
Z firm of William Ferguson & Brother, beg
leave to respectfully inform their custom
ers and the Public generally, that business from
this day forward will be conducted by them under
the firm of WILLIAM PERCUSSION & co.
They have concluded to sell goods only Cor CASH or
in exchange for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, as
long experience has taught them that any other
system would not be compatible with their inte-
rests or enable them to meet their engagements
abroad. They believe that such course will not
only be beneficial to themselves, but to all who may
favor them with their custom, as they deter
mined to dispose of their goods for the smallest
possible advance. They have just received and are
now opening
Sup blue-black and fancy Broadcloths
do do Cassimeres
do Sattinets of all kinds
do Silk Velvet and marino vestings
Cashmeres, Moussedelains
CaliGoes, a great variety
Domestics of all kinds
Negro Blankets, Kerseys andFull
Linseys, &c. &c.
A large stock fur and wool Hats
Cloth, hair and silk Caps
500 pairs (Penitentiary made) Negro Shoes, a
very SUPERIOR article
Hardware, Crockeryware
A general assortment of Groceries
And many other articles too tedious to name
all Of which will be sold cheap.
O. To those who have heretofore favored them
with their patronage, the undersigned return their
thanks, and hope to receive continuation of the
same. They would beg leave here also to request
all who are indebted to the firm of VIM. Ferguson
& Bro. to come forward and settle their Indebted
ness, as the Books of that firm will have to be clo
sed as speedily as possible.
VIM. FERGUSON.
oct 16 JOHN B. FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-29

PURCHASE OF CALIFoRNIA.-A Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Commercial, says that Mr.. Slidell is fur
nished by this Government with a letter OF
credit for the sum of $2O,OOO,OCO, which
amount he is instructed to pay to the dc
facto Government of Mexico, in consideFa-
ton of the unconditional transfer to the
United States Of California, and the dispute
territory between the Rio Grande and what
some claim tovbe the Western frontier of
Texas.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-29

REJEcT1oN.-We learn that the nomlna-
ton of Mr.. WOODWARD, OF Pennsylvania,
for seat on the Bench of the Supreme
Court, was rejected by the Senate in Exec
utive session on Thursday last. 1t is said
that the majority against him was very large
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-29
For RENT

THE House and Lot, in Port To
fss115sHI bacco, occupied last year (l845) BY
'-@14A- Peter Williams. For terms apply
to William FERGUSON, Esq, or to the sub
scriber. JOSlAS ii. HAWKINS.
ian l5-4t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-29

these, where he has large numOeF OF COLI
nexions. Ifnot there he has made his way
to Westmoreland county, Va, his wife and
children being owned by ALr. James Payne
of that county.
Twill give $25 for the delivery to me of
the said negro Lif caught in Maryland at
my residence near Georgetown, or secured
in jail 50 that get him again; or $50 if
out Of the State. He is about 45
years of age, in height 5 feet 10 l-2 inches,
and robust; very black with remarkably
fine set of teeth; his, hair somewhat gray;
clothing not known
CORNELIUS BARBER.
ION 0O-It
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-29
S95 REWARD.
ian 30

7 EFT the subscribers farm, in St. Mary's
- county, Md, on Tuesday, the 9TH inst
@ my negro man BOB. He is a
wv blacksmith, and is we'll known in
~ Charles and St. Mary's counties;
w and it is supposed that he is Turk
e. g g ing somewhere in the former of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-17

/ a. "a. VII, -. Is, lt .ti rf s-rfr y rt-
tAwefiFa - r't be- f1>'tifts q, Mn pHff - y fh'
Hl.as f4t.t' Dec, vutd sidf,, t,'i lat IA u,'
~ in elss tt rtjioti fl3fal. md Profanity they he
ranfatta ss>uraucr tai lhfy d. 'hrt eofk. sLiiuiN
aud tit,fnurhl,.
/ rdfeiu ~ itnina Nv limited. h,w me,grr,
Il Their irory nf rriprs Ihry mld have hr Judges
'lsir by dt~irpi-, and every if.ridrr Ia be- eligible
with surI - understanding t'tai lawyer shall be-
elected. Ihaush he be ,etoldrr. lur vb, hasr any
Judge n a3 The only 'i,iec ~ having unc must b.
10 s.rute .alghirn'd and instructed declaration 81
what ile In Is. 1T ts gai,sne. ui The my But II
the nudge mol nod nrVsf has been lawyef In" Is be
~ 1nIse HIS dritilnf IL Is not Ik-y Ia have any
h.i,,r knnN rdrc d ,hr law than The u-r irrrhulcs
rom anpng whom the mrs takrh. 1hry vii 10
daHhl II learned huSrlf and sand nr,d ui
h.. M. fatttaus. Ia lael They may iud vel uH-
d,fiahe IL fril am uh1i The law IT, a be told by
Inn.
iiu il mey he saiJ thai Judge will be useful NJ ne
ces~afN presiding officer, That the tribunal having
much the character 81 any ohrr public meeting
be pn,rd.d with a chairman Ia keep order, regulate
the prrrted,ags and Ia medium III NUM-
cafh between the prtfrs. tbr cln1.l, the wnrss and
the Iary. We'll them Why mi elect appoint the
presiding officer from day 10 day, and from meeting To
meeting, as Ia plhrt public assrmbages What need
ri permanent judge. holding hs seal Ia. five
year. thter yrat4. EVEN year, Lea the par
H., raaa>e witnesses Iatp7s anil spectators. hnd
blIl-l M The sp tand select he VIII, >'nli b. 'lhc
Cuun' II the umc It's would ,rcure ahuudant''r
rllian M olicc and hc murh Democratic. The
ia aiH and Il, lenian al would luikr HE nun
,1f.a- eae, -ne 't - ms r,fHralaf friends;
and tae e1Htci uIlb all laa binds with stoar by
ual,tas #l.eteH,afu. s7rreies rs "c.I summing
up 3 fhr HrY.
o.e#ar.,. tfyrr would 8aa5eal1a,, l.r tle aItes
winch Md .H,Iir -tsai satIht o.. Ide IasIa u,ls
ur l. iajGo 50 MID - lIs f. t lte e.as, II tire
'tal. ~ ~ ua,r- d Id IL u p. uid ihf s1rcr,.
e' ps.fv. ~ subsequently 1a.v,rrI n} nm Inn tbr
I.lssf IfH H'.U ftHsf# u ft# ftf.t#
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-17

Iha hoX at The cyfcm. 1eh nj the patlery il tlal
occupied by the editors IN rhri nf the Pans Infna,,
aud lha bax l. M" ina political bar, n,rf o The ctm
hrr thuHah VISIBLE only Hllal,t lev n ia. dts
coe'iun III pnpfrss be- mfora1t-t Nj GinHr VI
lhIta, ~ NJ Bruyrf, br Al Tho tribune. all searnrst
WIrtia= ir slIrure Is broken oily by rxr1.n--
n ri eptias'17n or snne Hgtrtrd prrs-lon tarr
pr HdgH9'pH mlr.u2 with the steu oi nlueff s,rni
H La H. sl1arf h.oV dnun, the tnlrtru qiipn# - t.
gn"m ~ He ffrnch Chamber. But #, ou hpc1alnfr,
,J.ur ta4umoa mcm'1r atrh, The ;rbuu, mum -,
H hnd, NJ hrgIUs deliberate plIapLrnsr u arlines III
Nr Jnfaals, i15 happen, nj lnes) II there 81
trneie1 ni thr sitting. enabling ihe Sce'i-Nrlfy i, pa.
lts tn r.t 10 the tavern r'-n do The occupants Of i,
box, seated "a lie lroI e5ts Vhrc r,und ma flr-
ny l9e.f meh+ I" hr c'afaael, g. up ana. taou.
7rlTr, Il Counterpart Of The debate below.
M pm eond do justice In the d4ru>o1 t.nal
varied, P4ulnI, aud at all timts Instructive. tauu,
Words glbna ancIcs, WHY sallrs. sarcastic hrs ~
tavagaut ealoors. aud outrageous luvrcyrs pas, nru
mouth 10 mouth and nm. Ie IN every tone. Often III"
TREND. N pneg'S ol the eju suu lie themselves IT,
{" the bun, VI passionate tundnrss the DEBATES 1T
ma, ehah'Hf oh small ,tJ' i is -ilil Ia 5sc Loo.
with nhai polite NJ lnsunlttng air SOLD, balel dspn
~, ~ unfortunate reporter II the clamhrr or ifatnr IN
compri' ther Is No lran.ailna The word hlnd In a
uoe II li",r dlsubUt Is al praise and blame drrndnt
his representative zeal glvlug cN plulliun. or com.
planning 81 4 ml+frport Aad thrn the toA IA lis intI
mate aud private conventions Il i, before the upeig
ol HE discussion NJ during the dW4ou, That suall
''u of Ia tfl1cnI o. 7Jtuia' The f51. 4es Pp gl
"', f.na'n htr rnd hall rncIu'l lu 'hp t.1#l.a -
y lnnar tirnI7rlvos with small VIur. q..ls ... ..
nI we7fe mt9g - II the lest,t'urs D,e.. ef5,,l
around He trbuur
lhY know haoio1 adventure. aol aaer.I -, r.
Hike HE mal'lut c.t'a 'lefsot Tho tEJic Haaf-aad.
it my a"a pan hpyc retained than one II thesr;
but iirir rpsiiluu herr would be bad frlstl l IN Y
wrlrnme in hat boN. leave then. 10 the nucnll, IL,
discretion Il lhe 1uhnts # all sorts of" Mysteries -
The 5oN IN Question is demoemtlr republic II has a
pr sd,nt objected at the mont ct each stsslnli
ln herp Ia peace nui mnintla orhr with lhr alle III
N'od l'e u - a'oul - npp so' to nlfpdurr order
Inlo ms h3A as to make ldftY louful, o paf- iarau-
ne The cdltuS hoN Is and ever Will be- l1laaI-hul
an allnnng babel ahd very instructive one-N here
have spe6i many happy nur, aud whose diversity Of
"n'ons aud sentiments greatly prefer the uniformity
"l praise uttered by my cumpairois in the mines at :
htta, III hfnnt o ms mal"Sty, the tuprlr at all the
Ro,,l.s. Pom JJa1acy fend the Chta5e. Of D,p
trtr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-17

'' '.f5.. Il ia- " ''l.+'iHh 'sff'r -,a...= -,
a. lee. htt MI. itl,"'' III fstfs rlnl4f. I+4
'.'i app 'ihtra hotel c.ud nnl,tt aal Al a >,.s s.
marvellous We hnw mrhn. ;, well cilcnaiel :,
I"rfr+S one 18th sense OF the uinn p!s ui hl nan ,
'us and skill. 10 the Atlantic tier Of STATES H.,
steam bat Is 81 vast mp'rtance-bnl OF the prnn.,,,
l"i HE mighty Wes'. IT constitutes prime .leinen,
Thirty yfafs harr hafe elar..ai >fcr the ff,t ST.,
blil descen.d the OHIO aud Mississippi. frln I,ai
vii" Ia New ORLEANS Her command T snI Ii,ss
w" snnPaSe Al HIS mpnen'. tafre nnl slrtr d.
tIuu~d strain b.'at' oa the Western wa'rf< v,,,...
IN Nzf ittn 81 10 stD tors, al d many OF tletn ,
ascending ihr cnrfen; at much gr-at-r >l.id H.,
bm'5 attained IA descending II the first years Of s,,.
Navigation.
ofan Hfan nlvgr'ian marks anrrhrr era r.
credit ri the eolerptz' brl"nss the lu"hrr ,,,,,,
though We d. I'VE The larger p,f.in of The adj, .,I,
England Is brought Than are many mimi,
"ur own country tn III. seal uf t;,vrip men, -
Trans Ai'anlI' mail arrives mpre roac'uiy IN the DIV.
day. than do many ofour domestic mails Tn. ...
i'"hnen N these lines has greatly Increased the ,fy.
between the iwo Countries and. sranlr tn s,v No.,
the 'xren-r '.i HE sailing rach,i. wh,.h nry.r ,,,
b'rf business. S.nre the first arrival ut In. f,,,
Western. the LINERS" INCREASED IN IA .,,., a.,
the improvement in them I, and spl.nI ,r,.,t
m'sI jn'frd Bile. Their odntlr his been ,Iou,l.l and
vrnIou exhausted IN their dee rttlon. Inr rr,g.,,
OF $50 wm d dainIlr into l,signti u, c.. .,,,..,
with 'hr \ 'fk~hrr, the = ASnbnron'' or the - Ln
Clay" inr improvement II, lisr speed IS n,l l,. r..
Hiriahe. L rlrv,yt,,s ,rr mad oIa o1t},,., ..
'n" I'm f',a'fy. Oar o,,.sn AN rs. nn5 In H..
navy. INV. tl do. llrl. crsd Ia, \ nrrt.la s,,,,
aud our r'nl ~ men s-n dr-p,4-I 10 snrrnk Goa,
ID .it.I attn III, 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-17
CnANGES II rnE rAHlNrr

Ihc chung IL The Cahilet. hi .gory one WIS n,rxn,
died. 'ont "es''s '; Noai take place have at I. Icen If.
a'is announced Nh BIZ t5s is appoint # Afri.tri,
H'stl13 jpIic Mts1> fs.lna- a, 81 pot a, Seer,
''E If NV, taI discharges. ii l4f,Lu Tic la,le@ Il
|'tne' sfnal we -..sey regret, upon national =, n
'iderl'oHs that VII Ml.tNt -ir.cssr hould b, f.
B1Nrtorr, w hope the senate m have , word t., ~
upon the SUBJECT rs rnmord that thcr, are irrumstan-
'"' which aaer led t. the with hawai- OF Mr. B4<eaarr
Nh' The Administration is anNlons IN conceal y,
pie winch vii 'rcr the Senate reject his nomination
We ave no rcor OF the the cirrn snccs al
lted Ia The Washington Corr, sppnicnt of the n y Sun
writing bet,rc the appointment announced. ,a,-:
vi Bm.croft ,cW retire, bat because hfs Z, cms
could ci'r 'h president, willingly consent. Il, the ten,
but b. III, brcn worried to DEATH .p invested SANDER,
ed ana wa'lail b, the wlr 'tl idle ntici> " In, -,
- u" hi enrm,c-, that t ntt,rl, refuses L, tonnut in
M p> '3 N his prrNc" staff oi health. lie choose
"Nn Nrretsor 10 carry his s,>t IN ncyrrih,!e>s Nr,r
. % HIilt' On the >uhfut, tins very late tltc sion,
Ii1@t NJ l1fe been taken nj all or h,en a,crfurl h,
'ir 70 "efr lt some i'm p,ian euliant ON t,a #
M'f' ihere hts not the slightest whisper reached the pub
The lea oi Mr. b,vcH VT eoo.,r, his own successor to
carry ont HI System j. Absurd Jul,c M,~,v is moi the
man to iooH the lead q" Mr. B,yRoYr and hns ideas il
regard Ia the service generally. aud sanpcr Of dealing with
OTHERS w't ~ dun rent from to,e of his lrelesc,.or &,
jty from night.
But 1t seems that i grand .:henr OF northern
annexation en loot and that Mr tNrRorr selected from
.' peculiar Oh "h.c qualifications gent l,r en-
''rgng III" area i" 'eednu il, hyperbo,,au re- IONS.
The s1me correspondent
y predict that ~hn Mr. Bt,nrAt RETURNS fr,," Er,rnre,
mr. Nriirrnl hrmlNy wfl havr Undergone change Il,
Ie' even hitm possible at thu present vel The
observing will dndm it closer relation Ia his sudden (or
rep thai despite naval e lttle it Is sudden, resp.
hutton 10 withdraw houi the Cabinet
This tn tub thrown ou 10 the whale We hay.
lar months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-17
"PROGRE>s AND PROGRESSION y

LEosL RSroaM The must outrageous feature 1t the
present legal system Is. thai the Judges must be law
vets lawyer wh.n h. hrs goes 10 the Trade Is pei
hsi~ as honrs' as any oher apprentice but when his
ense~uer has b-c'ne cnnpA+rly seared nhea he hiss,
BY 'r-1urs practice III driendug }ho Wrng brr1up a
"ssiey incapable III dsilngu. shin, b.tueen fah and
wrong. then he must be Iuisrl As laA yers na., the
a~s,and with such constitutional uncuns llnliona l-
'"ds thai fiu Mt his at least Of Their laws are ga
Mp" which 'hry have m night 10 make laws at al
thrfe sHi Ut RTsrssiiy thai lawyers should exnlnu
ii'en. Remedy is'; i-i the constitution strictly con.
ane sse law making P'aef la the ptptecllnn of rights
S~hich Sould do a~sy @nh all lawst uphuld LAND
,'o"rs.y and To collrci debts pur. 6fhs u. The whole
~. nave ""'y 'awnshiP county and cnuns VIII
the wdgrs-ach ek-.i by districts. aud appeals ram un
:" the "nri; Sd. have written code al ltNs nat hrae
,hsH spelling b'k. which all Gould under .and; In
ri 'tsss- be no licensed lawyer, 5i lei avery rerhuId
~ b. eligible Ia the jndgesps, Glh let all the people /.
tseeh,ld-rs-- Young .3ncrict
W hnd his paragraph IN the \. Y. Fxprts.-
"fonng AHrrea'' being shrei II such a shrei ihcf
v. with sight at whr has ne ger been bless
ed. and "t wh'se ''ual haiianh we are in total ,nu
.snce The character and purpose Of the said .Youn
A"efca' Se can guess at from The doeitluoil advau
css.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-17

lHE "foor~' WHO I.eaK Fur,y,rn The open.
lua ii He Mann l,aaa8 a., llr a, Npra2ai1 WIS Gel.
'efaea be s'het dsy ~ eaa,ly.h nt..as. at wbtcu
I'' "hait '."n.ti i1ess VET pp,crH. L. RilnW
'n2 Is an aHns"g al>tsHee at .be iapify viii winch
converts are made uos days 10 tna rcalg Of y hat
are eaiird r'sioDa,y schemes
by DR. A. WatbeT, al Cincinnati Tar frs! cnri
"eef a4 the fitte Miami Railroad whose unfrng en-.
trgy enabled lim Ia make the FIRST survey al the Mann
Railroad, amid the Snects ui his irlhlw -,flz aas
Professor MITCHELL, hrlnt ihe perSln alluded f.,
'h"l'FA ne "h'', ani na1e very callpu. aud 4 uu-
sos speech lie sud HAT. air. he had alanped lam.
SCI" Ia e'hm'ure The survey the l1ile Mani Il All
t.d he called The 34st li.e Ia SEE. If ihs,,
eliets II llm. fnefe he met with Nr win, IN.
iafrd Nhal he was ny Ia nuwl' "Why E" said tAt
Pf"ssf II anI gon. survey the ton,s Il the lr,It
NJ am Ruiz ad. 'Nel,.a sad Mir - bafsllu, IN
h. hhs'fo"~ horse laugh, YIN The d->-es foe,
ever did seri' Mf. -=- neu, pfe.,Afaltt. ,,hr.
ros' and with great aug f,tid sad. III ak, ,h,
! ba,k. p ttsslri III tax. II all tack -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-17

lac sandwich Observer says that HE rocassst Irua
COMPANY have received order from the ) nth for
So 8.ot'att tea kettles - Boston paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-17


ltfu aa.uuu,. vL.. NJ hear an aIl slf5. ofr AZ,
rats ate no Ijlr JlNley an1us the pooplt - uaIri-
Stand fhe urinG ui thS expedition, and the views Of
tie Government IN nlcIenee 10 II. Al Tin. can be-
Learned a5 II II IS that Secretary Marcy wraic queer
aud saae"bh mysterious trllrf 10 Col seyrnson.
that raiulni 81 mrn la h,f1 "a >rd led and clothed
At lte eNfa4e 90 lar t3yenmeor, that Inns asncu, is
Ihfrfrd ~ t,ovrruor'4 lslu1. and llnt unlfy fat
Jlh- Haa pnpl ~ ctlaliaus have been made by one
Iur l"a as5f'tc aturs and shopk"cpcr4 IN t1uIpplo,
the samr Perhaps this all well enuugh as lhlnnS
~, lnasnarh as tuc moaey IS ol the pnhlIc
rhrs Bai rlr Important question aud the ,,ne blcb
unght Ia ~ ANSWERED, Is, what - the Government 90.
u. ~ 'ln with lh'S rrgm'nl2 For what purpose his II
Noe0 fasoj aoI cIohedi The gen, raj understanding
lIal A. me u'nr day u = IA Be slipped aaa seHt by
water anoad Cape HIM To California rhe next
question Ia, 1t gune there or' Surely take
any p1fi IN the with Mexico, tor are nld tina,
We arr On the Fnn "f having peace with Tint c,un
Try. And. II THIS Wrtr n"i So, The is 10 ~ fnphi
out, this trencnl might h gl action much quick
"r han by rahlng SIX monihs' voyorr aronnd nh
M rlra lhry ctu4al tNprct - reach Caofnia brio,
nrN Sprlng by which itnt The war wi h. flashed he.
yond MI question. IT he Government dors ~ duty 49,
Neeld TIN PtNrts at Washington like In admit that
they have any expectation al not bringing The war 10
c,r brurc hnI tmr aud that lhrrr is prospect NJ It's
dragging ihrnGh auoihcr snmmrt1 We do not believe
that >neh admission would be very patiently received
~ In people Of this eouniIy that the Administration
Nnuh h wiling 10 unIs - W hat them do HEY pro
P'Sc IN Ia with hI' replmonl Are they golnr III send
colony Z, settlers Ia tlllinrnla under pay IN cLnhr,
BOUGHT by the Government In other words Is this
grand speculation got up at public expense for pr
va'e hhrhi Il such is the ohrrt il would seem 10 he
very r IN arcrrd,nce with the rigid principles oi econ
pny AMI constitutional law laid down the VITO Of the
Hvrr and hnrbn bill IN reverence M Appropriations 81 he
ruhIe n.,nsys. We make not the slightest impn, aion
against wv Z" the worthy men rDsed IN tins enterprise
hut W. deem II due IN ihe people who ar, Ia pay for
I" glve them same Ilght as Ia what II all means l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-28

Many years ago a joint stock company was
formed for the purpose Of establishing a Lon
don daily journal. That jour al was named
''tbe Times" On IL first appearance il was
a small, d~ingy-Iooking sheet but ~ it poss-
essed talents which forced II into notice, il
ANN attracted public aitedfInn. and gradual
w increased in size, power, and influence.
The property II, at the present time, divided
/ mto twenty-f1ur shares, Of which sixteen be-
long 10 Mr.. John Walter. The political 0pin-
ions Of the journal are directed by the MAORI
" OF votes on the part Of the shareholders
and thu5, az Mr.. Walter possesses tEo-lhirds
Of the entire property, his voice a!onc con-
troTs the bias Of the i]1arnai-
The IT mes" Is Of course excellent pre-
perty. Il ia said that Mfr. Walter gave his
daughter, az her wedding portion, the profits
Of the first column Of advertisements in the
first page Of the jaurBal-a splendid fortune.
It never grants credit to any one and IL, in
every sense Of The phrase, a ready money
concern. Every notice Of a death or a mar
rare Is charged for-the simplest announce
ment not being inserted for les. than seven
shiIIings and sixpence, nearly two dollars.
The value 0fthe "Tfme5," ID a purely CON-
mercial point Of view, is E3l2. OO0-each
| share being worth Gt3,OO. The annual pro-
ft ofthe sTimss'' is about G4J,OOO, Of which
Mr.. Walter receives, as his portion, 10000
a very pretty little income Lon. Cor. Of
fBe Boston Alias.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-28
AMERICAN GIRLS SONG.


Our hearts are with our native land
Oar song IL for her glory
Her warriors Wfeath Is in our band,
Our lips breathe out hef story.
tter lofty bills and valleys gfs6n,
Are shining bright before US
And like 4 rainbow sign is seen
lfof proud flag waving Ger Us.
And there arc smiles upon our lips,
For those who mset the foem6p-
For pl6ry's star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by woman,
For those wb6 brave The mighty deep,
And ee6rn he threat Of danger,
We've smiles 10 cheer. and tears to weep
For every ocean ranger,
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song IL for b6r freedom
Our pray CT is for gallant band,
Who strike where honor leads them
We love tho taiDLl6ss air He Breathe
lis freedoms endless bower ;
Wen twin6 for him m endless wreath,
Who georns a ~tyfant's power
They tell Of frances beauties fafo@~
OF Ialy's proud daughters
OF 8Cotiand's ~lassas, Bugland's fair,
And nymph's Of Abannon's waters,
We need not boast their naughty charms,
Though Lords around them hover,
Our glory les IN freedoms arms
A freeman (0r q to6Cr I
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me shut in among EN-, and tbs cuss6d big
ononIiRhtened heaihen, that did the talk
ing, drawing out an almighty bowie
knife ut tbs same time. "That's your
manl" said he. Well, ihers lay a mis-
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and his mouth open-ahd his jaws got
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dreadful, fof up hs jumped clean on esDd,
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wuss look, and / wlsh may be shot if
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didn't make q straight shirt. tail for the
door, may | never make another pnzs.
After him / went, and 0fter ms they
came, and pfeitaps there wasn't the Of
fullest stampede down three paif Of stars
that ever occurred in Mfeblganl Down
cut old rheumatic, through the b1F-foom;
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in fhg rush aftor both on ps; | chased him
round Two sqnares-in tbs snow, nj lhtt.
then headed him off, md chased HIN
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said--he'd gipe up the prDpettgi Well,
/ wish | may be- shot if b9 wasn't q fell
ler That they we're ofIsfin' a reward for,
in Buffalo, made him dress himself
cured him Of thepmatiz-run it right ont
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