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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
BRIGHTON MARKET
MONDAY, May 81.


REPORTED FOR THE ADVERTISER.
At market $40 Beef cattle, 36 yokes working oxen
Sc COWS and calves 1900 sheep, and 1900 swine.
Beef Catte-Exta, S7,75; first quality, 81 ALSO
second do $50 Z; third do. SIS CPS.
Working tren.--Saes made 1884, Sc, ITO and l40
CoVs and CatveS.-Sales made at 1923, 25, IS and
As.
600
S0ine.-At wholesale 10 3-4c for sows, and
6 l-2a 6 34c for Burrows
At retail, from l2 to l2c. per ID. Old Hogs
1-2a 3-4c.
WOOL.-American full-bood 40 to As
three fourths, 36 to 80
one half 30 to 80
one fourth g. common, % to 30
BUTTER.-Store, IA to Is cts; prime family, 25 to
q. Cheese, new Milk, to 9; four meal to g.
FLOUR.-The English news advances prices on all
descriptions of Flour, from SOC to 81 per bril- At the
extreme ADVANCE the transactions have been very few,
and the market Is heavy; sales Michigan at 9,75, in
small lots, and Genesee in large Unes at $50, cash;
Baltimore Howard street 1925, mos, and George
town the same price, cash. 1000 brls superior Ohio
TO arrive in few days, at $50 per br. The certain
deficiency in the stock of Bread Stufs abroad, at
period four months iE advance Of the harvest, gives
color to the idea, that there will be continued rise
with temporary fluctuations until that period This
being the expectation Of many and the hope Of some
its influence must be, or less operative in this
country.--BOSt0n COu Ter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
three fourtHs, 36 to e
one half, 30 to 81
one fourth g. common. % IN 70
Weekly Receipts.

Rev. Chamberlain, 81; L Blodgett, 50; NJ B
Blodget 75c.; R Jones, $780, L Scribner Mrs.
Eastman, F Bean, w Burdick, Sanford, ST.
each.
PV Higbee, L Fassett, 81 each.
A Hayden, A B Davis, $I,50 each
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
By order of HouAndrew G. Miller Judge of the of the Supreme
Court OF the Territory of Wisconsin,

Court OF The TerTtOry Of WISCONSIN,
NOTICE.
rs hereby published Of order requiring all the creditors OF JOSH
w Osgood, of the of Waukesha (Prairieve IN he
county Waukesha tho Territory of Wisconsin, an hsoVeh
debter petitioner for benefit of the Acented an Ac uf
the relief of nsovcn debtors" to show cause any thy nave
the Territory of Wisconsin, the Court House IN inc village OF
Wkeha fprarevie Waukesha county, IN the Terrific OF
Wisconsin on the third Monday being the lUh day of August
D. s4 at eleven orock the forenoon OF that day. why the
nrayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
Dated this Sd day of May, A. d. lSi7. -
VERNON TICHENOR.
oO-q9 Attorney for Petitioner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
1000
LIB ERATION.
WILLIAM PAGES ESTATE

WILLIAM PAGES ESTATE.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable Probate
court for the district of Lamole commissioners
cee examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of William Page late o Warrve sad dis
c deceased represented nsoven and the of months
from the 18th day May s47, being allowed by SAID court
the creditors of said deceased exhibit
claims before do give notice that will duties
appointment at the dwelling house of Mrs. Susan Page
Watee in said district ID Tuesdays of No
vembe 49, Mt 10 O'clock, frenoon, each Of said days
MOSES FISK,
JESSE HOLMES commissioners.
JAMES NJ HOTCIIKISS,
Wntervile, NAV 90 A. ID, lSi7, %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
NORTHUMBERLAND CURED.

NORTHUMBERLAND CURED.
Putnam, Ohio May Is, 1s4l.
Dr. D. Jayne-Dear S Dr. Helmock has used eight
bottles your Expectoran and has
His health better than for several years past appear
exhibits decided improvement health His confidence in
your medicine has induced him his friends,
aud we are informed that many have been red and others
greatly relieved. POTTS & GRAHAM
Watcrowu N, V, Oct. 90, lS4l
Dr. D. JayneDear S Your hair tonic an excellent article
Many respectable persons their enhcas IN aVor oil
ExpeCtnran believe medicines the best prepara
tons that Offered the public for the RELIEF OF the
afflicted and the the diseases for which they are in
tended Expecoran, think, will soon be exclusively pop
uar Yours, &C. AoklAL ALN.
The following from physician and much respected clergy
Methodist society," Dated Modest Town. Va Aug 81
1870
Dr. Jnyne-Dear Sir have been using your Expecoran
tensve my practice for the last three years for alb attack
of colds coughs inflammation of the lungs, asthma consumpons
and the breast it is decidedly the best medicine
have tried. Respectfully, r. w, WILLIAMS D, D.
For sale by s. r. Rsdic Montpelier VI p
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
FARM FOR SALE

TN consequence of i'll health the subscriber offers his FARM for
sale situated in the part Of Mddlescx Said farm
about two hundred of Land about eighty Of
which under improvement well watered has small dwell
good and sheds and cOmmodous out buildings
aud young orchard consisting of about one hundred and my
trees Of which has been recently engafed The
wood land been cued contains good sugar orchard
and an abundance good timber for shnge saving hewng &c
wishing purchase such farm will ind object TO
cali the subscriber the premises He will give
sonabe pay day part the purchase money, will take
small farm conveniently situated, if desired.
SAMUEL b. WALLING.
Mddlesex, May 3, I847. 22tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10

NJ. II. SESSIONS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
WEST RANDOLPH. VT. SO: 1y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
Freemen of Vermont!
USE! ROUSE
Your Liberty is in Dangeri
ATTEND THE
Native American State Convention

Al Danvlle Green Tuesday, July g. s47 10 O'Clock A.
Come one come ALL to this gathering of the hearted
PATRIOTS who deem their coun destiny Of more importance than
a fleeing party Triumph.
ms Convention is called for the purpose of nominating AMER
CAN candidates for Governor Governor and other State
Officers. ~ ~
Come, them of the ustrOus patriots senmed the
battles bloody tide and baved the waelds peril and once more
achieve victory which shall establish the Institutions of our coun
try beyond the wiles ofForegn Influence.
Aer the business of the Convention GRAND MASS MEET
ING will be held, and Addresses will delivered by A. D. Ey
ESQ., John GOwen ESQ Boston, Jesse Mann Of ,harsuw1
and others.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
Garnet Store.

STORRs LANGDON fitted up room expressly for the
sale Carpeng and have lately received large stock of
and rich Patterns.
Also Oil Cloth and straw attng printed Floor Cloths Rugs,
&c. &C.. low can be bought in any city for cash.
May 90 G-24 eOp3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

-" ELIZABETH J. EAHfS.
rls ssaiifa 10 vanished and returns WsIlensen
/. Rev snail lure thee 10 my haunts again,
TboC who vert once the angel OF my youth
.ftos who didst WOO me with thy sweetest strain
~ Ard tinted Fancy with the hues Of Truth
.{6Nbose plumy shape loated in rosy light wing
Z Ans showered pure pesrldrops from SHINING
Making Earth's pathway like the Day-Star bright
y tRafe charmer thou, Of Lies enchanted Spring
Bar we're the scenes thy radiant pencil drew
a. Wien on my eyes the early beauty broke
>sAnd thy nch ringing Tyre when life was new
4 4 gowing rapture in my bosom woke,
| Tier thy twin sister, Fancy. made my dreams
Lovely and ligbtsoDe as the Summer hours
= AZ "a her fairy loom wrought hues, and CLEANS
Thsf clothed the Ideal in robe Of flowers.
Me- thou hast vanish d from my yesrning sight
Thou com st no more in melting softness drest,
No more thou weavs st sweet visions Of delight
No charm thou bring st TO lull my heart to rest
TIE bloom has faded from thy face, fair Hope
TIE Light is lost-the Shadow comes not back
Thy green oasis flow rs no more reope
10 scatter fragrance on Lies desert track
s60f AngelSpirit of the vanishd years
Ilgsy early memory stands before me now:
'YXwby that memory-by these secret tears,
ebvel once more the beauty of thy brow
Come. il have not quite outlived thee-come,
sAnd bid thy rival, dark Despair, depart
Ab touch hath left me "blind, and deaf and dumb"
bring thou one ray of sunshine to my heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

" The American Statesman, edited by A.
Ingraham No g. is before US As We commended
this paper to general favor when 1, frs; sppesree on
the strength Of certain fair promises which we found in
its Editorials rs bat fair that should say how these
promises redeemed. II the department; Of Edi,o-
rails Of the Pres. in different sections OF the Union
there essh different articesNos of them from
Wing paper nor any psper edited by Wing. Thus
it has been. substantially. with every number Of the
Statesmen which has fallen under our observation
In this No bishop Hughess great Lecture on lresnds
Wrongs and Woes Il published in full IS Reported by
DR. Houston ard ous or two Editorials based upon H.
bat never hint given that said Repor, made for
TIE Tribune exclusively and literally paid for by u
there any intimston given thst such paper IS
The Tribune exists We iolersby used 10 these
things and notice them only thsi whoever shall incline
to take the Statesman on our recommendation may
know just what they are taking
The NEw LIBRARY OF LAW AND E9ufrY.-The
April number Of this work now before US, commences
the With volume II lis published by Mckinley s. Les
Harrisburg Pa and has frequently received the
highes, praise from those better able judge Of its
merits than The present number Is devoted to
the publication Of treaties the Law relative to Pat
ent Privileges By w. NJ Hlndmsrch, Bsrrster stLaw.
For sale b. w. II. Graham, Tribune Buildings.
n THE ART OF CoSyERsISS," IS the title Of
a very neat little work miniature size, written for the
instruction of Youth in the polished manners and Ian
gusge of the drswing.room. Published in Bostou-for
sale in this City by NJ. II. Newman, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

carries many who are less able to greater SUGGEST
N De Lainsrtine is person who does not well IN.
derstand himself and who is not well understood by
others Well did one who undertook to write the
Poets life close the third revision Of bus history BY
saying,
Deedsssli Ia bozraphis De NJ de LaAayrins nes, 7Os
stbk qEagrSs "a morf.T
Decidedly the biography OF NJ. de Lsnsrtne 10 not
possible until after lis death. PALMER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

ry- A Plain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Compound
Syrup of Tar and Wood Nsptha--This medicine, the
invention Of a man who gave the subjects OF Pulmonary.
Bronchial and Pec,orsl Diseases the most rigid exsmna
tion been before the public near four years Du
ng this period Ii has performed Of the most remark
able cures record OF Pulmonary Cousumpuonsecured
the sndson and Of physicians In their prse-
tce and the warmes approval Of thousands OF persons
ling of blood, &c.
Certificates OF its wonderful power have been given
In instances, and sworn TO As true by persons who
But, beware OF limitations, and purchase Thompsons
Compound Syrup of Tar from but advertised agents
or OF those above the suspicion Of dealing Ia countesits
Ii is frequently used and highly recommended BY some
Of the most respectable physicians IN Nswfork and Phil
sdelphs ... . . -
Prepared only by AuGNEY DICKSON, n u cor. o.
Fnh and Spruce sla Philadelphia Sold wholesale and
retail by WYATT 4 KETCHuM general Agents III
Futons ST. and a. zT3 Broadway Jis Sms'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

G-bTCILIANb THAW snd Lace bonsf ~
subscribers would most respectfully ipyitD ~ ~
eatop Of The lsdss VI this city ~ 49,
w whers 70 this new end aesirsbs sfue1, eh1oA
10 .os OF hbrs from ~s VI family VI Csxs 80 pheh
for beauty and utility they feel warranted 10 ssyiaS egsso
anything Of the hind iauodsesd ia his city, Hsv-
ever much tbs bonnsu may specs for hsmsesso, -
ingiy HIGHT and pssssn The hes 40 power - eesa0s
tbe color and tney eapssls Of bsicg 1ons - ~
number Of times without Injury. They now fos ssJs
a their factory 2s Bfoome AID nay soon b Wsss q
most VI th- fxshionsble utIrnefs In Broadway. -
L. HIGGINS 4 co. PsleLtess add Asnofsstu7sr
OF the sicilisn Sus~ snd Lace Bofe~<,
rs zvts 2Ss Drooos-ss =
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-NEAPOLITAN BONNKTs.-rss

-NEAPOLITAN BONNETs.-rhs ssbsrvt
bers respectfully cell lhs slssnion u dsGsfs and
miners ~ ihsir prsssns style 81 Neee0ltHyi
va when are ga perior coy hitherto msnefsoenroe
by mem They are also manufacturing aev sfyie sane1
IN, with flowers Of The mstssAl y osfrso
pond which are indeed exquisitey beautiful sn4 - ~
eoufd snt that our poitsns and oossaers WI - Ne
st snshionsbe bounets this SEASON BY he lGnon
srslou made laus early theb favor BY The moot en
''' PATTIsON, NOE 90.
Pslsutees and manufacturer Of tbs Neapoftsn DeoDe4
q Oslaucy-st ths Bowsry. mn ifn1Jr
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EyIaYBoDy. .,vc,

q WILL HAVE A GooD TfAE.rIECl = 1A
~ boass IN lasy can procure ore q snsi crsee
X The great i'm o rov srnenf In Cloess called -
- PAfEaT LEvEh,
- 49,. sseps 10 good lime 80 any ChkorOA3KLh
rn a9er Al ne same prices The old ashfooed Yan1oe
cors Everv one 10 Keep goo me - otsDe
~ hour eorreciy Wbossals an s~sa By ths Aggns -
,hs Y.1en,se T. BLUKEsL0. JT. "a ye6bsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

Posr.OFFIcE, NEw.YoRK, April 8, 1877.
- The Great Northern Mail, supplying the
Hudson Offices will and amer this day close al his
Office sti O'Clock, P. NJ .. =.
40 a kOHT X. MONKS, r. d..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

" These persons about breaking az househeep'ns
having furniture Of any description TO dispose q VIII
and resdy sale for sny portion all Of their goods by
sending line calling upon tho subscriber and goods 10
any amount purchased He will also attend 10 any sale or
aes that NAV BE- entrusted 10 him during the coming Sea
son. and settled with his usual promp,pess All goods or
assignments will be advanced upon Il desired.
4. COTTON, - Arn-st
~ B-F C viii remove the ist May to sic Broad
wsy, Gothic Hall. mis- tMylA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

RYOUNG Il JONES, 4 AnnsI ere ssnllgt'
french calf b2oa a " 20, eqasl 70 any sotf
city for o. og o. vics french boots 81 -
- ally eS Best frsneh patent Leather bools
70 hose usually sold 81 90 and Go. crest
shoes CATERS acd slippers always % hand, anc
order q short nouce All goods wsrrsntsd 70 81 -.
examine our s,ock YOUNG JONES,
81 ins. lAnn-sl near Bfosd~sy
CEILING OFF AT COsT.-Chna 0.ss vsrs,
- Lamps, Girzndolss, nc ceiling od-soms thmO
Ghsa eoss-lo close by hra Of Nay ssys {o1s 1oohv
call a. oncs, q l7s Bowsry. ".h' oo0'
IS 2wisf
i (lOH aPRINl3s-A Dew ed lnPr0yed eseess ~
IL flsstc Door spsings bf ale, wncsessl' r.rs..
By tbs NswMk lsdls 6sbess Ass"se's"s c,s ~
DHvUTA0G CLOTH-loo pieces Isdis kaeoes
rssrsrs Cod lpkin sn1 hgursd) Of supssos qualify,
~ NsSsri T. ]. iS1s Ausss ssssay, mssSss-'sn~
tyie VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Uerteral Notices.

o. Auction Notiee.-The undersgred respecifdl'
ly begs leave TO inform his snds and the public hat
be has taken the spacious and basement al Broad
way (wesi side, third above Canat) for the per
pose OK conducting the CASH Auction and Commission eu
nsss and trusts by hts experience IN hat line and BY
close application sad prompt attention to business ogeth
err with the very cer,rs ard commanding location Of his
store, 10 merit share Of public patronage
The undersigned viii pay particular siiertion TO, and
held regular Catalogue sses Of Dry Goods Fancy Goois
Housekeeping Articles Ne snd will also receive on
commission, foe private sale. Csrpeangs OIL Floor Cloths
ard Uphoserers and csblaet Mskers as,ersls-wil Al.
give persOca aesuon to outdoor sales s1ch o. Real
Estate the Merchants Exchange; Stocks OF Goods and
Furniture 81 p-ivs;s dwellings have also convenient
srrsn euezis FOR the sale o, Books and private Libraries
81 sueion-
All ssles win be promptly csshed and liberal cash Id
yauces made whsa required. r. c. KEMP,
Auctioneer. AL Brood way.
HAs the liberty Of referring TO Mesrs Albro, Hoyt
Co Day, Newell Day Joshua Gilbert L Son Mr.. 4.
g. Green corner John ard william, sta Mr. l. T. rhayer,
Sc Msiden-lane; chss Partridge, Esq. mso wkslmis
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BIZ KLrzABErB J. EAMrs

For The Weekly Tribune
SPIRIT OF HOPE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

WIN. Taylor Co. have published three
- .h.r. Of the Modern Standard DRAINS, contain
ipg ne Day after the Wedding The Loan Of LOvef.
srd y feuda Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

EF ~THE LITTER BAo OF The GREAT =" h'l'
rHx 10 the tsls Of humorous produaon os Ae
thor Of Sam sack which 10 Tor sale oy w b. VII a. A
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4Tgy r.oox or TRAVELS ~ AFRICA, from the
E.rie., A., 70 the Present Time. This work, which
4. iu, - COR School Libraries, hiss been compiled
from the Oe., .u,hOriiis. BY JOrrs FAO'T IL D.
Yong people and old viii ind it useful as well inter
Cdr I, !. published BY Appleton & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

n tsafal ia vanished and return. Walen'tio
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lG IkON-se lons Gl.adoa No I Pis Iroa, Tor sale
by lee lwisl JOSEPH TUcKERAAN.ss WsssSS
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IT. Docs: THEIR ORIGIN AND VARIETIES
;recop, a, 70 their General Management with nurnsr
ON. original Anecdotes also simple institutions a.
% their Treatment unasr Disease This Is the title OF
:, ,n,sr..,ny l,te volume of which H. D. Richardson
is the suihor jus. published BY Appleton All lovers "
dogs will do well TO possess themselves ON
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
BALTIMORE MARKET.

The Baltimore Patriot of Saturday evening last
says: There ere some purchasers in the market
this morning willing to give S5,3l4 for fresh
ground Howard street brands, but holders were I'M
willing to take less than s5,7 for that description
of -four Sales of about 500 bbls. mixed, old in
spections at 1925, more than which will not be
given. City Mills s5,37a $3.50, nominal, and
Susquehanna SIS, 25 S5,3l4.
The grain market is quiet. Good to prime Nd.
red wheat 80 a 100 cts. and Pennsylvania do. IS a
los cts Sales of white corn at SO IS cts. and
of yellow do 81 IS cts; oats 40 Al cts; rye
70 rs.
ToBAcco.-The advices by the Caledonia are
viewed as unfavorabIe to this market and the trans
actions of the week have been small. Demand
also moderate. Holders are not disposed to take
less than previous rates, and in consequence we
have no sales of moment to notice. In the absence,
therefore, of transactions we continue last week
quotations:
Maryland inferior and common at So So;
good common So $3.50; good SIS SO; fine Sc
S20.-The inspections of the week are ;-452
hhds. Nd, 3l6 Ohio, II KY, and Pa.-Total,
703.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
TO PLANTERS.

! Mill is recommended with entire confidence.

IL Mill is recommended with entire confidence
I. 1t is portable, occupying space of not more
than square yard, and weighing only $50 lbs.
1.-THE stones can be dressed by any common
laborer in an hour; and they will grind an allow
ance of ten bushels per week for months without
needing to be picked.
III. 7 he mill can be driven by the ordinary horse
powers used for threshing, or by any other power.
". 1t will make 50 bushels of meal Grounded
measure) from 25 bushels of corn (struck measure)
V. BY simply turning screw it will grind coarse
ly for hominy for feed
VI 1t will grind from to 5 bushels of fine meal,
or from to 10 bushels of hominy or feed per hour
according to the power, using from to horses.
By grinding feed for stock one third is saved, which
would pay for mill in year.
VII. This mill is exceedingly simple and will last
for many years; when out, however, the stones
may be renewed for only 1926.
Certificates from numerous persons at the South
who using the mill may be at the office of
this paper. The mill will be worked one whole
day before sale. Price $50. Orders addressed to
l.. CARsTAIRs GUM, proprietor for Maryland, may
be left with the Editor of the Port Tobacco Times.
iy Is.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
A JUDGMENT FOR SALE.

I HAVE Judgment for Note of 5000,
granted last court. with several years in
terest, which | will sell at S per cent dis
count not wishing 10 resort to the necessity
Of an execution or the summary process of
otherwise collecting it. The names Of the
individuals by whom the above note is
signed can be seen at the "Times" Office
Also-For sale, handsome new PIANO,
6 octave, very sweet and grand, for $3.50
Also-A first rate Riding MARE, 5 years
old, for SIS; and new and very superbly
finished Double-barre GUN, Damascus
twist, with Accomplishments, for S20--cost
$40.
Also-A NOTE of $50 "a, Gated 23d
of February last, payable in four months.
Also-A neat one-horse square top CAR
RAGE with HARNESS but little used, for
$50; and neat secondhand PIANO for
$50. ] take cash, negroes, or tobacco, at
fair market price for either or all of the above
articles.
Letters addressed to me, post paid, will
receive prompt attention.
RICHARD B. LLOYD.
may b. alexandria, Ia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
WHIG MEETINGS.

The Wings Of Charles County are re-
quested to meet at their several places OF
holding elections, on SATURDAY, 9Th
inst to select twenty delegates to meet in
Port Tobacco on the first Wednesday in
Court, for the purpose of appointing four
delegates to represent this county in the First
Congressional District Convention to be
held in Bladensburg on Thursday the 18th
day of August next; and also to nominate
three suitable persons to represent the coun-
ty in the next House Of Delegates of this
State. MANY VOTERS.
July Is, l647.