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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
SANIiS' SARSApAEiII,N

An eminent rhs in a the valuable works he has
fhiished say The doctrine the absorption OF medicinal
substances into the blond Is generally received Tor 1t
capable 81 plNsoeg ca chemical and herapeitiea d.mon-
STATION Is 10y ITS immediate operation the vital stream
hat Sads SaRphrlla has Performed sueh astonishing
81 tie'tans, Erupe and adar Diseases, aud host oil
other aides o which Infected hoodis the fountain The
detergent elenon OF this extraordinary rrcparatoac
n,te through the communication between the digestive APP
rarns aud into the circulation, and thcrehy its
TALKING aud f9&4in Proreites crfei al thai Is i"reign 10
the composition 81 hcdt, blood he RAP dy with which
thr various Indications ri diseases removed y this m,di-
cine, and its uniform success, established by multitude Of
aitcsed taeis
ltiee ri pc. bottle, Six bottles Tor five do iars.
Prepared and sold bs A u. u. Sands Druggists, i0u
Fulton sttrct y. \
Sold also 10y David r. ,man, ynchhng, and by Drug
giSts eoncrall, throughout the 4. =.
Sept ~ (O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
EXTENSION or LOUISA RAIL ROAD.

The City Of Richmond las frtn quite excited. for
The past fortnight, by discussion. il the papers and IN
r'ac meetings. of The relative merits Of the rival ouies
Tor The extension oflhe Lousa Rail Road. At meet
ing held On Tuesday night. resolutions expressive of
preference Tor The Northern route. were assed ~ hree
majority The people u that city may IL presumed 10
kuo" their own interests. but question the
expectancy q dor fassng thus formally any eIlnion re
tween Ike Two routes.
~ Tar as the interests If our town aud region oi
country are concerned We should no rcgre the adoption
o the Northern route since should then have no a-
rrehension whatever d its ultimate extension into or up
the Valley, With the road extended 10 the eastern
base OF the RIDGE in the neghborhood OF Rock Fish Gap
lis crossing The mountain aud stretching to the Nes
would he bui question Of time. As whatever Iynehburg
thinks about any work Of improvement necessarily
BE- founded in 's,hness we care not to cypress any
t'rdrd opinion upon The relative merits oil lie Two lines
leaving The Stockholders to decide the question IN then
gouelal meeting, which IS 10 tale place next we,h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
GEN. HOI NION,S IE.rlER.

The letter OF Gen. Huston. in answer toa communi
cation OF FIX President Tyler othc Richmond Enquir
81. belongs 10 the history II he times, and as such De
serves place IN our columns Il clearly proves the
ruth of all that the hias said about the absurly
the nmors which slatledot tie Necessity Of promp
itude Of on the part Of our Government, to pre-
yeu Texas from throwing herself INTO The oil anoih
or power. Houston conless,s thai in all these demon
siations Texas was merely mdnlging III caqueitcry
and had TO other wi>, intention dian 10 force the TINT
ed States TO come 10 terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
Ol,iCl5 AIRY

Drparled This If, mn Jhu,sJ,, thu OH S,,t.r, l.,
Lac, r,rr,nsnx mimi 1npnhi.,, n, - AID III,
+. Roberts. ared 10 man,hq
p,.,,t H., l;r Co.,
h, he ,nsia,no, -, h. -, ~, - nl,''' -.
Mrs rss -, ,,' ,''"' sp''''e
and ,,nnb,e, If ll, vi Ill ~, "I ,l,"'' ,
her ,qe Sld,n inro,l ,,, ~ ~ =" 'a w." y,
reearI I'M l,,th ~ ,,. -, ,,L. II, -
rs tho snl,e NJ ,li ,t ''u ~, '
common nerson,l charms mn ,n,,. ~
which had horn h,,bly r,,a,"I "s "''''
be nf the l,,,os, a,l ,nl, a 49,, ~ "" w, -, -, y
fitted Il, ,,1 ,n,,rc., ,nJ roc =, a., 49,, 1T w,
brilliant circles AZ we'll ns Ia a,rn win all h,i 10 t
nine md lovely the quiet dnnfatic securs al life I'm
death oti times aims bis shaft %, Tho h,,l,s, h,it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
LNNCHRuLG MARX Ell.

Grorcs and Commission .nachm,is.

Croccrs and Commission .Is,chmts.
idLaeco Lngs-conHmon 81 - 10 81 rs Coed 81
Is 10 l. Sol eat-commou 81 10 good 81 To s. 81;
Fine shipping - 80 u s.; Manufacturing good, s. %
to 81 "a, fine s. 10 10 Il 90; Slcn,s-cumuou 81 oo
81 90.
Fhu-Sales at S.
UhcR-Rcd So cents; White % cents
Irorisi ~ Bacon, sales s. 10 ~ cents. Boo 9
10 - e'nls Com Meal. 70 10 60 cents.
Graia-C orn 50 10 So cents Oats. % 10 30
cents.
SM Scarce; sales So 81.
Honlp--No sales we hear Of above 4 cents. 1t is in
demand, and observe considerable advance in other
markets.
UhiAry-30 to 81 cents per gallon.
U0Ot-Commyn 20 cts; good 10 fine % TO % cts.
Wool Roiis-From wagons 80, cents from store
81.
Cotton YUns-Saes 10 cent, average number
1mlimr-No sales.
Brmdy-Appe, 45 cents per gallon; Peach mono of
lcrng.
L6,seed Oa-Salos ai CD cents article dull
Bm IRON Ss5 to $50 GOpor ton
Bnttcr-A very light stock and prime Butter much
wanted.
L@d-Salos ut Q cents.
Con- nby LHoS-Iow L! 10 l5utts FlaN Il
cents.
icaHerS-Saes at & cts with some le demand
Bee9rar-Saos % cents We quote its value %
cents.
Hor Sccd-No sales during the week
Ginseng Occasional sales 80 cents.
Sugars-Nsw Orleans 3 to cents; Porto Rico 9 To
10 cents; Clarified l2i cents Loaf | | to 8 cents.
C"Gee-Rio 81 to 81 cents; Lagura to 10 Java II
o. IA; Mocha 20.
.MoL,sscs-West India IS to 40 cts per gallon n
o. A5 to 50 cents
Phiau-Lump, s., 900 Ter Ion; Ground-Looso g 80
AND in barrels 1000 per ton.
To $3.50 per bib.
EiA-lerriugs. No. |, $50 to 500 Mackercl
No 3, s.; No. =, $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
TIE LATE NEWS FROM THE ARMY.

W. hi mi linz f,r a word Of common upon The
,, from ,bo amy rnblisbed in postscript 10 our asl
caa SCOT, il will lie r,m,nlcre,l was reported 10 have
assod ,, r,n,ons Rio Fro. without cucouu,erug oppo-
a;,;o, .J :, b,yo ,e,chpd ,yota on the 18th u with
:, yen,v one miles nj the city of Mexico Ii this he
ruo he vas at thai date within seven TT EIGHT niles ei
NJ p;,a ,s which all acc un,s r.p,esent tie Mex
80 T., b,v,, been enoau,d in frifyino ard at which
.bey were determined 10 make a stand. The next news
I'll rrhably tc Of 4 decisive baitlo Confidence in the
La ,f The General and hi, ull-es and in the lndon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
THAT SAME OLD COON.

Sales Of Tobacco by Peter Dudley, Com .hercha'h
J hhds fer Mr.. John Ferre, "a Halifax, al Sllo,
s. % $3.50; 4 hhds for Mr.. W hitting Davies, q Am
her, at $500 $3.50 $500 81 80; II hhds for Capt
Kent of Montgomery his entire crop, at Sl3ll hhds
for Mr. Hugh Crockett. OF same county, at S12o, 500,
81 and = for Lug hhd hhds for Mr. DAVIS ct Han
fay at 20. 25 SIS go and 81 ,35 2 bids for Mr..
John NJ Boyd Of same county, al So and s. ,oo hhda
Tor Mr. John Hall of Montgomery, at 500, 500, 81
So and ugs $50 also, many other hhds at - 10 50,
and upwards. and hid.
For Mr. Benjamin Lax,
OF the county Of Halifax.
For seventeen dollars and fifty cents,
AT Mr.. james l.. Claytors expense.
Comparison Il Inspections,
lst September, lolb, 1871.
1888 hhds. lu,lIu hlns.
PETER DUDLEY, Com Merchant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

Al,l-l.NNl,.tr.AEN onnEJ

AGCf. ANt Fry Err CURED
Mr. &, y. Rcmson, froccr, Middle Village l.. j.
he sold DR. Smiths ndan Vegetable Sugar coated Pillsn
persons there for the fever and ague and permanent
cure was in both cases, speedily effected For headache
colls icyes, dyspcpsia low spirits &c, there is not their
equal be found in the whole range # Pharmacy BE
f of mutations base counciets and mind thai the written
signature g. cn Smith the bottom of each box, 9TH
cfwise spurious Pills will be pamcd on you.
oswego, n. Y, May 2G 1916
DIR. G. Benz Smith
Dear Sir We hay bnt box Of the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable pills hand, having sold ncghbor
half dozen time the whole Of what received atr
" e were aware that supply exhausted The
sale very much increase recently Your Pills bid fair
popular in this section Of the country and far
heard they have given satisfaction every inJivd
ual has taken them II you think proper YOU may send
supply by express shall receive them We
will undoubtedly need them.
Yours truly,
{. x f.. CANTiEID
For sale in I.ynchburg, by
JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist,
Sept. 2--Gm Agent Tor the Proprietor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
EkPlalNl.RI.

FSNlF, subscriber haa aiken tIp old stand of Turner
X burwdl, u,ary opposite Meiars. Bel, RncEer \
Co., whefr he would be pleased loseo al his ends aud
customers
lie Will receive in tsw days 4 lanto assortment Of
new and beautiful Good5 h, the Fall aud " inter
embracing every variety hls ue, to heh he pa,tlcu
larry invites lhr attention d the public.
Sept. 9--tad AAM. II. RYAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

at is easter for Camel to go through the eye Of a
needle.etc.'
Lord Nugent. n his recent publication, Lands, Gas
steal aud Sacred has given application OF the words
which at once proves The ftuess Of the expression for
the object our Saviour had in view. Lord Nueent de
serlb hims,as about to walk out Of Hebron thru the
LARGO g,t,. when his companions seeing tram Of Cam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

VNllE PART NERSflIP. heretof,re existing under
The style u Rphefis * Waller was dissoIved cd
The 10Th inst Il, Z Waller having sold his inieres, in
The hfm to Roberts All persons indebted u the firm
by bond ae"an,' OF oihofwise, requested to make
payment 10 Ryand Roberts. who alone Is entitled 10
them. and alone authorized TO teteive them and ihose
having claims against the firm are requested To- present
ihem 10 him for paymcnt. The name Of the firm will
only he used IN winding up the business Of The concern
and mol ofihe creation Of any transactions
RYl.AND ROBERTS.
RICHARD p. WALLER.
AUGUST 2G--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

els approaching. desired Inn 10 20 through the exc e
The needle; IN other words. the small side ruie. This
his laltsifp conceses 10 be a common exprssnn aud
explanatory OF our Savour's words for. he adds III,
snmper camel cannot rass through unless with great
difficulty. and stripped u his load his uappnss. and
his merchandise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
GRAND CAAABGhHE AN kI.EPHANT
IN 40 INltGGi
For Ttro HGus Csss

T70T7 T'T' 0''' . W 7'7'"' T VI ~. -
cent?.
GRAND CANABChnE AN ELEPHANT
~ HARNESS
On entering each place al esilion, the Monapoe will
b, preceded 10y the grand nrvu pee,alv oi eos Music
Car, drawn by nehe elephant containing superior hand
Museums, Who Will onven IT, by executing
tety oi iavnrtr pieces q, Muse.
The lid Teuans Fores the huge and d,rc
Elephant, the maj sa ION Il unes ploied Alc. tn. herrnst
Tiger the Bengal lsie-, th beautiful Leopard. tn,
play hut roeous Pear the ua and patient Camel the
curious Tapr: the Reindeer IRON i.aland dea, eme-
the graycobbinY ycna the srihs Panther the savage
Wolf the cunning Fox down through all The lesser grsdes
are hch,d with perfect safety Ia their
times but perfectly subject 10 the control Of man. the lord OF
creation Fowls IT hc ali and f-s most beautiful, varied
and dangopus Il their scit also eninpIsea in this val
alc combination Description Is pu,vres- and space loo
United To admit Of IL Suirr tcsay that the prpietors
the od, standing and highest celebrity, and have de-
voted wears oi AMI cNytso the present collection, inch
pronounced IN Europe AID America ierlesJ Unparalleled
.cation Diamond Hill
sept. 2-t21S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

CIT "ill be seen chat the Soulhanha Fridge Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road has
been destroyed by fire. This is the third time it has
met hat fate. The ridge was insured so that the loss
oithe Company will be very light
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
THE YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.

o. The citizens of Fredericksburg. his native place,
nave presented an elegant sword to Lieut. Dabney II.
M"ury, now ottie L. s. Artillery, who. whilst serving
WIN the Mounted Rcmen. distinguished himself in The
sk'rmiSh before Vera Cruz and at Cerro G rdo in
which last battle be w45 s,y,rely wounded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
MARRIAGES.

Married. on "Wednesday The fsi inst. 10y the Rev.
y. Nood, Mr. JONI AsnrgRf. Of BrdioId county. To
Miss f,rz,nrrn. daughter oi oey Ferguson, Of fmnk
lin county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

INIlI find ii TO their interest to examine our variu.
W and extensive stock Of BOOKS AND STA
IloNEkN. Some advantages, which are MOI very
general, have accrued 10 this season in buying our
stock, enabling Ia offer Goods line u, unusually
10" prices To those who pay oAsn for Books and Sta
uonery, lariicuar Inducements are offered.
Oar supply Of PIANO FORl'ES il the largest to be
met with IN the Southern country. To this department
o business we devote great attention. The numerous
acknowledgements from those who have beeh North re-
turned, aud bought o u.s. with orr own knowledge as
sure US IN saying, that larger stock already finished
better terms. more superior Instruments could not be
met with. than Al our establishment here in Richmond.
We are sole agents in the Satesol Nrs mia and North
Carolina for the Piano FoItes made Ivy Nt%srs. Sodart y
Dunham, ol New York, whose Instruments we believe
TO be thu best and The cheapest.
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
W hoIesalo and Hcia Dealers in Books. Stationery and
Pono forles, $50 Man street, Richmond Va.
Sept 2-lm If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

Iy- The Alexandra Gazette alleged Inc pressure III
news upon its columns excuse Tor mol no
cng reply TO It's answer to our first article upon
;he .'Datc OF American lib'rty." few days alter
wards copied ,mnunlcal'on TO The National Intel
licenccr the doctrines Of hch ii adopts and which 1t
desires be taken lis answer. As this communication
was written before the writer saw our last article,
lie considered answer, especially as 1t does
contain single paragraph which goes TO dsprove
what we have maintained. " have no disposition 10
interfere with the convenience of ur cnd but must
take occasion say he does nnstie' by in'n can9
,he idea that we are advocating novel and dangerous
views-vens which. according 10 the correspondent
Of the Inelligcnc,r whose opinions he endorses and
adops are little better than absurd In its last notice,
the Gazette says
ave will merely adj. that are not sorry that the
new views of Col. Gushing, end rscd by the Lynch
burp Virpinian, have been promulgated. and made a
matter Of comment because, having bearing nPon Jun
damcnal ,cl doctrines. they N Ihi. they had been
suffered to 90 unnulceI have been used hy lldsccds
alisis to establish theory comparatively hut
full if not positively injurious
Now we believe that we preached opinion IN cur
first article for which did not show ann lie authority
in our second We maintained the truth OF history. and
indicated the dignity aud glory of the Revolution, by
showing its unique character. We showed that our an
ccsors never were anything else than freedmen; thai
their aim in the first instance in resisting The mother
country was to serve the RIGHTS they enjoyed not TO
acquire new ones and that the idea of Independence
not cherished Ey any considerable number cvona'te
hstiles had commenced In DONG this, we removed
the from the vulgar category OF TIE many successful
struggles of down rodden dograded and ensaved
people, with which history ahouns. and vndeated the
title of George Washington TO higher glory than eotla
attach to his nane he regarded merely as Vlcio
rlous SPARTAcus. If these he "ncw vitws, they are
at leas, sustained b, every document public or private
which has been Ir,solvod in cur annals from ITO to
l116.
The Alexandria Gazette. we repeat. IN justice to our
selves-and in spirit of fair discusson-should have
published what we have written this subject.
TIE YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
There were nney-wo deaths by yellow fever IN
Ne" Orleans, during The forty eight hours ending at
9oeock, a. NJ. on the sSlh ult.
AT Lafayette, opposite New Orleans. during the
same time, the number If deaths ~ yellow fever was
twenty seven.
Among the victims was the Rev Mr. Hinton dis
hnguished Baptist Minister, we'll knownin Virginia, as
formerly pastor Of Church in Richmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

tfNth o=ate 81 tho tate A. l. fnn d,od having On
committed 10y the C,uu /. sftnts. tn tie lovn oi
ituehbmR, Ia ne tt etmir,pticn, inquest all persons
a'og claims against Fad STATE IA l.eut tmt also
all pesons indebted toHahe ih,ntH without delay.
And on Tho 10Th Ia, o Se uer, $50 viii sell all the
took ot
PLOJGHS, 7LNBER. TOOLS. Sc,
At the houze lately necmiod b, the smd ianhad deed,
neat Tho Matket House.
IlF&lN HUNTINGTON,
Sergeant Corporation 81 hhurg,
aud as such adm, 81 l., 4, l.arollold, deed
sept t3-2tt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
40 Reward.
SsbO kkcNEfU.
- tNAWAN from the subscriber, living III Amherst ecu
IL ON Monday the 9Th inst mulsto man Lamed
.SSsFS.N..

.e0fS.N,
about - years cd, Eve iou tn cNen chcs lieh, thin
htad, tlrh husit h9rard ,oY oie Wien frkento. lie
Lad an when IL went away snft eueo hoak oeat white
anta az rs aud Wi uni cloth cel Hn as he lad .he ou-
thing With him, he might, rtfhnps, charge then.
John quite an Intelligent man, tcad little and since
ho run away, understand, In Vntcsa little liz sometimes
l himself lehn rruobns, and viii probably attempt get
Ia lee State will eite tho atnte te"n,d ol f,ty Dol
lats taken uui o ho state, i.u Dollars II taken the
state and d"l,eted To me- srent,d III al, - Il al c get
HIM again.
Sept II vtaH EI1IS I. ON0Htr NnRo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

Sept. Gn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
RAIL ROAD MEETING IN MONTGOMERY

Wn. {. lGyrNE, SECRETARY
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

and careless toilette, she takes coffee. and
orders out dashing equipage presented to
her by Queen Victoria. She drives herself,
and often insists on her husbands taking
the seat beside her, which he does in NOR
tai terror, thinking every safe return spe-
cial miracle. Her horses are maddened with
her whipping and refining. This daily ex-
cursion is over at five, and she then dimes
her first meal for the day. After dinner,
she rides on horseback, or exercises herself
at the sword and pistol. From the dusk of
evening to midnight, she plays cards, dances.
sings, and follows her humor, and at one, she
attends the councils of her ministers, which
she convokes and presides over at this I'M
seasonable hour. She then shuts herself
up and remains alone till seven in the morn
ing, when she goes to bed-her husband ris-
ing invariably at the same hour A recent
occurrence is mentioned as very illustrative
OF her character. She was on her way in
state equlpage TO be present at some cere-
mony, when one of the officers Of her suite,
mounted on vicious horse, was thrown and
killed. The queen ordered the horse to be
brought saddled 20 the courtyard of the
palace, and be ready when she should rise
the next morning. 1t was done, and, in spite
of bold remonstraHces from her attendants,
she mounted the vicious beast, and rode him
round the court several times
When she dsmounled, she said :-"Y on
see that it is only an awkward rider that gets
killed with such horse!'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

EXHAUSTION OF TALK-How long the
lamp of conversation holds out to burn, be-
tween two persons only, is curiously set
down in the following passage from Count
Gonfallonier's account of his Imprisonment:
81 am an old man now; yet by fifteen
years my soul is younger than my body
Fifteen years existed, for did not live
it was not life-in the self same dungeon
ten feet square! During six years had
companion; during nine was alone! never
could rightly distinguish the face of him
who shared my captivity in the eternal twi-
light Of our cell. The first year we talked
necessarily together! we related our past
lives, our joys forever gone, over and over
again. The next year we communicated to
each other our thoughts and ideas on all
subjects. The third year, we had no ideas
to communicate; we were beginning to
lose the power of reflection The fourth,
at the interval of month or so, we would
open our lips to ask each other if it were
indeed possible that the world went on as
gay and bustling as when we formed por-
ton of mankind, The fifth we were silent.
The sixth, he was taken away, never knew
where, to execution or to liberty; but was
glad when he was gone; even solitude was
better than the dim vision of that pale va
cant face. After that was alone, only one
event broke in upon nine years vacancy
One day, it must have been a year or two
after my companion left me, the dungeon
door was opened, and whence pro-
ceeded knew not-uttered these words:
BY orders Of his imperial majesty, Intimate
to you that your wife died year ago.
Then the door was shut, and heard no
more; they had but flung this great agony
in upon me, and left me alone with it again"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

Wayne. You are remembered constantly
next to our good and great Washington,
over our claret and Madeira. You have es-
tablished the national character your coun
try; you have taught our enemies that
bravery, humanity, and magnanimity, are
the national virtues of the Americans''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY e. WELLS, JR.
EDIToR AND PROPRIE TOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, 81 so
Sc g if not paid within six months, : 0o
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-$l per square for three inser-
tions-l2 lines of small type or IA of large type
constitute square-25 cents for every subsequent
insertion. If the number of insertions be not
marked on the advertisement it will be published
until forbid, and charged accordingly liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year. -
Communications addressed to this office must be
post paid.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

The first of our sex was made of ribban,
(rib-bone) as the lady said when her hus-
band reproved her for dressing gay.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

"Youlook as if you were beside yourself"
as wag said to fellow who stood by the
side of his ass.