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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-06
No 255.

A N ACT RELA TING TO MORTGAGES
IA Be it enacted by The General assembly Of Mary
land, That it shall and may be lawful for the mort
gagor in any mortgage, Decd or conveyance, execut-
ed after the passage of this act, in addition to the
covenant usual in such deeds, to covenant for the
payment of all taxes, assessments, public dues or
charges levep or to be levied By law, the mort
gage debt, or debts created, or secured by such
mortgage. d. CLAUDE, Treasurer.
may 25-3w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-06
GEORGE HARTMAN.

1874 Pratt, near Hanorcr st. Baltimore,
TIT AS in Store large assortment of GeRtlemen's
ILL DRESS BOOTS, Morocco and Cafskin,)
made in the most fashionable manner and of the
best materials. Also, complete assortment of
LACE BOOTS. He particularly solicits call
from his COUNTRY FRIENDS and others, feeling
assured that he will be able give satisfaction with
regard to prices, etc.
oct 20.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-06
FARM FOR SALE.

DESIRING to locate myseif where can
~ practice my profession, would be
pleased to sell my Farm. it is situated 3
miles from Alexandria and Z from " ashing-
ton city, and contains
500 ACRES
of Land, more or less. 1t is we'll supplied
with Locust, Chestnut. and Oak TIMBER,
and Pine WOOD in abundance.
II QUIT The Buildings are all new and
ma ]: !: Is built of the best Materials
@7z==z==z=== The Farm is in good state
of cultivation, with Meadow of 60 or 70
acres, producing the finest timolhy-and in
many other respects not surpassed by any
farm of the same size in Prince Georges
county. Further description is deemed un-
necessary, as those wishing to purchase
would examine for themselves.
Jan eft. GEO. 5. IOLSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-06
The Great Convention of PNrcIla-
sers of Elegant and
CHI E A p CT O T II | n G.,

1T PRICES EXTREMELY Low,
Is still in Session atthe Philadelphia Ward
robe, 105 Chestnut Street.
THHE session of this Convention is conducted
Il with unparalleled harmony, and the amount
of business done is immense. The President-P.
X. MN ELLIE, assisted by numerous Vice Pre-
sidents, presdes with great efficiency and the Trea-
snrer IS kept constantly busy with receiving money.
HE DELEGATES TO this Convention are in fits of
delight, and have unanimously consented to nomi-
nate P. R. M'NEuLE, as
GENERAL TAYLOR,
of the United States. IF every one of the 100, 900
patrons of the Philadelphia Wardrobe, should vote
for him-P. R. M'Neile, will prove most trouble
some rival to other Presidential competitors.
We are happy to say that at this convention all
SETS Of Delegates are received, and no-party mems
money is accounted just as good as any bodys mo-
lie 1-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-06
NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED,
DERSONS wishing to sell their Negroes will
Il find it to their advantage to give me call be
* fore selling elsewhere. have all the a
x4no facilities that the trade will admit of ~
~ in the New Orleans and other markets B1sN
Such being the case, can give as ~
much as any one else, which am de-
termined to do. Any communication addressed to
me: either in Baltimore Port Tobacco, will be
attended to Immediately.
JOHN G. CAMPBELL, Agent
Sep. l6, ls47. for b. M. Campbell
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-06
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

NEIDGJ
fENI1E subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
i friends and the public generally for the patron
age heretofore extended to him, and has the plea
sure to inform them that he has just finished
splendid assortment of
FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
of every description, which he will sell on the most
reasonable terms for cash or approved paper His
establishment is two doors west of his old stand cor
ner of Third Street and Pennsylvania .fuenue, and
opposite Gadsby's New Hotel. Persons in want
Carriages will find it to their advantage to give me
call before purchasing. Old Carriages repaired at
the shortest notice, or taken in exchange for new
ones | have good assortment of secondhand Car
riages which will sell on reasonable terms.
MICHAEL McDERMOTT,
may 25-Iv. Washington, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-06

CADDLERY.-Just received and for sale
~ lot of elegant Saddles-also, Whips, Spurs,
Brides, MartiDgales, Heads and Reias. For sale
by VIM BOSWELL s. co.
oct oS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-06

MAGISTRATES BLANKS.
a1+The newly appointed Magistrates can
be furnished with any description of Blanks
at this office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
NJ SANDS Observation-Disclosures

UT SANDS sARSAPARIf.LA.- Among
all the vegetable productions scattered by boun.
teous nature" over earth's bosom, it may well be
doubted if there is one more valuable than Sar-
saparilIa, But much of its value as medicine
depends upon the form in which il is administer.
ed. Sands Sarsaparills is perhaps the best, safest
and most active preparation of the article which
has ever been presented to the public. With or
binary cautions relative to The general health this
powerful antseptic will soon remove all traces Of
The disgusting exerescences which appear on the
surface as outward manifestations of impurity
within; and the cure thus wrought will not be
superficial and temporary, but inssmuch as the
blood is freed from all morbid matter by the anti
putrcsent operation Of the medicine, it will he rs-
deal and permanent. The testimonials of the ex.
traordinary cures it has wrought in scrotua and
other eruptive diseases, as also in dyspepsia CLAN
dular swellings, govt, dropsy, SC. &c, would NIL
volumes.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & ID. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner OF "iiiiaIVNs
New York. ... roo 80.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & Co, Hills.
borough. by ALEX. S. WEBB & Co.. Clover
Garden, Orange, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for s..
February !. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
NEW YORK POLITICS.

The Van Buren, faction in the New
York Legislature, "the Barn Burners" as
they are now called. have adopted resolu-
tons in favor of the Wilmo, proviso, &c.
The " New York Globe" says:
circumstances may arise which would
give Mr.. Clay the ,hirty.six electoral votes
Of New York, should he be the nominee
ofthe Wing party. II an objectionable
candidate is forced upon the Democratic
party, at Baltimore, in May next, such
might be The result. But if strong can.
didate is put in nomination, Mr., Clay can
be beat thirty thousand in this State.
To this the |. Union" reRlies:
"If the language adopted BY the Van
Buren, party in their Legislative caucus.
expresses the "sober second thought Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
LIFE AND pEATH.-The principle Of COZ

/ LIFE AND DEATH.-The principle Of cor
ruption is subject to the influence ofmany causes
of vitiation. It is therefore necessary that we be
provided with ample means TO prevent INJURY
from it; or in consequence Of this yltlatInn that
puirilIty would he produced, which would destroy
The individual ere he had arrived at that period Of
life which he would have done from the principle
of life which was in him. Now to accomplish
this, we must prevent the accumulation OF those
humors which bear down the principle OF lie, DO
not wait for a serious attack OF sickness, but on
the first appearance of the enemy, assist nature
in hcr operations 10 cxpei him from the body.
This is the object always attained by those who
uss Bnpdreth.s Pills. Thousands who have kept
their beds for years. have been restored by the use
of this medicine. a-a Il.
For the principle Of disease, like that of the
principle Of life. is alike incomprehensihls u psn.
kind. We only are able 10 point ON. what will
weaken the one or give strength 10 the other.
The value Of the Brandrethss Hlss depends apoa
their wonderful powe, in strengthening the prin.
ciple of life, and wesAsAmg tho principle Of dis
ease, and finally expsl6ng ii from the body. Let
US consider the, subject carefully: would disease
affect US il our Mood were purei Then in pro-
portion as Aaare,h's Pills purify the blood, they
tend "a restore health. The very action upon The
Ssssm which Brandreth Fills possess. convince
az who use them that they remove 0nh NE in
pure humors. For il the use Of them took any
Of the healthy fields from the body, il would be
weakened. But the contrary is the case. The
body becomes stronger every day, from iAe use Of
the Brandrcth's Pills, as 5 known BY The expert.
ence Of tens of thousands Of our citirens.
CT Agents for the sale of BrandretA's Pills.-s
d. Heart, HillshoEoash. A, florence, Piitsborps
i VIM Fosheo, Eoshee's store. Chatham; }. ,.
M'Daie, Chapel Hill: Geo. A. Mebane, Mason
Hall; s. & u. Smith, Alamances ]. & R. sloan,
GreensboFough, James johnson, Wentworth
Wood & Neal. Madison; Owen MAleei, Yam
ceyville ]. R, Calum, Milton.
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ias eudas3 - - 49,. slsassiaa ~. Manras's'
tlHim - - sasa -e
Aal n. Ia D5ks rpasIsArl - rslafs.
- easas.-a slasssa 60 .s l.i1aSls. aal -
ksa. wsna - san.nsEiss 4 a. ua.als - %
80 -.
o. sai4ahy. NJ. cualanrs. .sAaisu.aa Z sle
sauninsr = puaGr lanas spssssa : ~ Ela,.
- : Pas~@piaa rlaias = s0atss 81 ksaaag
sas
Ga nssssa 4 Mr.Rsyka,H. ~ kSo.s Is=slssa
i,-r4f inie ssllisles = Ne sl-lr saPisaas
-
On Mos.aaY. AID II. a. II..-wsarngagaa
5saas ~ snslss s.sGaa u drrsdsas n.assAs %
ss.s<nd h rulss IN ssarr /, snulas saeu.A<ss .
CIR Ie-siuiiaas. sna i iEaille.s siE1ss . ssrss
= . ils ssasr oTha.sness; finally sisAauI agsss-
ins % tis lrahsarlan 4 any rrsul.r h.aassss. .
m0sioa = aaioan Ms made and cauiea. and De
Hoaar aaiamneA.
On Tse@lsy. de les piooso1ea % he eoa.
ssarniion 4 lhe eonlrasl slrrsian fssn sse 4
lhe Nov Sotk Aly ai.,rirls; whsa ths reIaliss
merits q thr claimants d ne se.i were discussed
b Mess1s. BoydeR. slafkweaiher and Duet
me House aajOurned wiiAo'a coming u any soss
on ihe mailsr.
] On Wednesday, the IIouse was engaged III
saiirs day IN The sauirssed eleriioa from The eiy
II New Nsfk. Thy finally rams % the decisiOa
Thar he seaa hid hy Mr.. Iarlsa. the rrsurnrd
neEnh-E, should be saeaied, and then adjourned
On Thursday. Me-. Fslilsy toe 10 = PisilcIg
Cd question. lie ofSered resolution, citing TN
demonstrations made ~ mob in The City o
wsshingson.-sleelarihg tina, . ~ember Of In
House II Representatives had bern ihrsslsBe'
with violence by that msb. and calling for the ap
pointment of q scIcrt committee whose duty
shsuh bs 70 inquire Khst action the HOUSE Dpgl
totake with regard 10 the HJatier.
I An excited discussion followed the introluctio
Of the resolution. and various motions 10 amen
were made. In the disrussiou, rrlrFenee va
made 10 the conduct Of Mr. Giddinss by MsssE
yenable, Haskell, Giddings. ToOnabs and Mor=
; Messrs. TooEbs and Morse commended that Ii
House could no, entertain rrisiledged que.iiol
] Every member should take care Of himself. &c.
Without acting on tina resolution, the Houi
c on motion adjourned.
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A meeting of the citizens OF Whining.
ton was held al the Masonic Hall, 10 re.
receive The report Of the committee ap-
pointed TO ascertain the sense Of the inha.
bilanls to the fullest extent on the ques.
lion Of anlhorizing the commissioners oil
the town 10 subscribe one hundred thou.
sand dollars in The Wilmington aud Man.
chester Railroad Company. The scheme
was sanctioned BY the inhabitants colIec.
lively in the proportion Of twenty TO one,
and also in regard to property by much
the larger proportion. This looks like
building The Railroad certainly.
Wilmington ChrOn.
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nasnsI. hAzlss. ~ Rss. FsEsEEIsE AssH
WsEHEaz-os. nai1ssarr 4 - GoPsl = naA-
nsAiam wifh tAs Rsk~m~a Nrfha8ia chsr<A. IN
Ae SEQ yer 4 - 60 His &ssas@ - n
knzaailan = ne laass-Ass laas.hss n Aga
nks ssrra.aa wss % silnz - q ne Rss. Iaha
M'Ifhrrspssa; ms tosn sza Eaissl = IS ylsrrs
ears 9anitsina rrisisas inulaesssans n ~ sid
sn1 ArsH- h rs ausnE > sisis 4 Gals a~sg
and gEaas - sas Psrssaesisa chaIsh j. iAia
EAsor. shs xhiia IL ciarrh 80 i.Tsasab he
uihi.lsrsal SsEslrss q Ne Rss. DsniSl T. Ras-l.
lAni - was As.agta iaaO tanhsr essn<siaa si'h
tlr rhnEeh y aide prassssioa q Us fsah %
he ReArmrs. MIA . lsss y0afh. hs ~Aa
caIied % lbs serios q De chsssh a. kuiiaE
EII~r. Psrlins hiis-slf ralled 4 Gol % lssarA
he csspei. be eanssrncsl preParal0ry ssufse
q ssn1irs. xAen Aiss5~r aflsrsihg his egss. cur
SAsrt "a cOsfs sha prevented hun the Pnsirge
Il eulsriAg ne miaisig IN ths church q he an
eestors. Having remOsed . DE state u iihnOis.
with shs yirw q EllO~ins farming. hs 10 VAS
Gas, in = community Il Rsfrnsa Msshodisss. far
removed from bio own ds.nsminsiion. Under
these circumstances. by parental advice. be unhed
hiraseH with The church in that vicinity. md EVEN
tsally came Out in The ministry in ihst eonneh'
ion. His friends. without mnrmur o. repining
thoushi. bow in sweet and humble s0bmissiOn 10
the viii Il God under this bereavement . Blss-
sed are the dead who die in the Lord"
1 c0mmuRicatrd.
Died. in ihis place. on Tuesday The lsth ina-
If Consumption, Mr. JesIpu PaOsFs0s, sssd .
bout 20 years.
Died, In this place, on Sunday morning last. q
Measles, MILo LsTIxEn, son Of Mr. James Paris
aged years and ? months.
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NEW GOODS.

ikMhIOTR d 0Go
w 0ULD respectfully announce to their old
W customers, aud the public generally, that
they are now receiving and OPeninga
Large and entirely New stock OF
G. o D ID So
purchased this spring In the cities of New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore; and as their Goods
were bought for Cash only, they fatter them
selves that they prepared to sell them at such
prices as will be satisfactory to all who may favor
them with call.
Their stock consists Of almost every article and
description of Goods which will be called Tor in
this part of the country and they assure the pub
lie that they are of as good quality and will be
offered spon as good terms as at any store in Or
ange. -.
Country Produce Of all kinds will be Ia
ken in exchange for merchandise, at fair prices.
Rufhn's Mills, Orange cy- April4. 24-sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26

Changes In the Oablnet.-A letter
from Washington lsemi-oiIieiall 10 The
Riehmond Enquirer says: II preslicI that
iSrcretsry Marcy viii 60 Minister 20
Russia. and lhat Gen. I. y. Pirrre Of
: New Hampshire. viii snresed him in
The War Department; also. that Is snon
as these changes take place, Mr.. GilleI,
nov Solicitor Of The Treasury. viii be
appointed Attorney General"
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Notice This!

4 HEREBY forwam all persons against trading
u for note given BY me to Vim. z. Hopkins,
payable one day after date, for $50 dollars, and
dated the 18th Of April, lsis. As the said note
was given foT q consideration which has proved
nun and void, am determined not 10 pay il.
JOHN LOCkHART.
April 10. a.. 26-3w
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GOdey's Lady's BOOK.-Inc Hu'''Oe'
Of this work for May is embcllishcd in quite a
new styic--a beautiful engraving Of" the Queen
Of May" printed in coiors. The other engray.
ings arc Spring Flower, Fashion Plate. Model
Cottages, Ladies' Work Patterns, &c. The lite
rsry contributions, as usual, are well written and
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Prom The National intelligence.

AHta8 nm Ahs e-HA hD ~ @Ath ''
II the following official act Of the Coy.
eminent Of the State of Texas be not
meant as a joke al the expense Of the Pre-
si,lent fthe United States, who has here
,ofore in his public messages TO Congress
declared New Mexico 10 be province OF
Mexico conquered by the arms Of the
Emitted States, il must be set down as
comprehending preieusion even more
grOunrlless than the Presidents own claim
that by the annexation Of Texas the juris
diriion Of the United States was extended
TO the Rio Grande
B Preamble and Joint Resolutions.
Whereas the State Of Texas has never
parted with jurisdiction over any Of her
territory; aud whereas Santa Fe is pant
Of the integral territory of the State Of
Texas, and whereas Il is believed the
people of Santa Fe hare attempted to
establish separate government, which, if
the attempt should be successful, would
be in direct violation Of the rights Of Tex
as Therefore Be-.
Sec. 1. Be IL resolved 6y the Lsgisia.
iure of the state of Ttxas. That our Scna.
tors be instructed and our Representatives
requested 10 lay this suhjec, before the pro
per authorities of the United States, and
10 use their utmost endeavors 10 have such
measures taken by the Government Of the
United States as will secure Texas from
any encroaclineni UPON her rights by the
people Of Santa Fe.
Sec. 2. Be IL further Resoired, That
our Senators be further instructed 10 op.
pose any treaty with Mexico which may
provide for lessening the boundaries of
Texas, as established by an act to define
the boundaries of the republic of Texas,
approved December 10, 1896.
Sec. 8. BE IL further resoired, That
the Governor of the State is hereby au-
ihorized and required TO Issue his procla-
nation 10 the people o(Sanla Feto organize
their county under the laws of the State OF
Texas; and that he also request the presi-
dent of the United States 10 issue orders
10 the military officers stationed in Santa
Fe TO aid the officers Of Texas in organiz-
| ing the county OF Santa Fe and the ele.
venth judicial district Of the State of Tex.
as, and'in enforcing the laws of this State,
if il should be necessary 10 call upon said
officers oil the United States To put down
any resistance to the laws Of Texas. #
| Sec. 4. BE IL further res"ired, That
the Governor be requested TO forward a
capy of,his preamble and join, resolutions
to each of our Seniors and Representatives
in Congress. -....
JAMES w. HENDERSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
- JOHN 4. GREER,
President of the Senate.
Approved, March 90, ls4s.
GEORGE 7, WOOD.
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Sword for Gen. Scott-The Sword

Sword for Gen. Sc0tt-The Sword
10 be presented to Gen. Scott by the state
Of Louisiana, has been finished by Hyde
and Goodrich, Of New Orleans. II is
said to be very richly and beautifully or
namcn,ed, aud bears The following inscrip-
ton: 49,
"Presented by the people Of the State
Of louisiana TO General Winfield Scott.
for his gallantry and generalship exhibited
at ibe Siege Of Vera Cruz, in the battles
of Cerro t;ordo, Contreras. Churubnsco,
Molino dol Rev. Chapultepec, and to his
final entry into the City of Mexico"
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The Tariff of ,46.-AccordIng to \

The Tariff of 46.-According 10 Mr..
Walkers estimate, The tariff Of 80 was 10
give us the British markets for our bread
stuiis. Britain was to buy all Ihe grain
she needed from us and, as proof Of il,
her large purchases las, year were point
ed 10. No allowance was made for The
scarciiy throughout Europe; and with
most statesmnlike ability, Sir Robert
calculated that the crops Of IA and =
we've TO be the measure Of all future Eu.
ropean crops. Unfortunately, however,
for Sir Robert, the Seasons do not care
the snap Of their fingers for his theories,
and. accordingly, we have The following
;.,islIiusnos from the oihss aldo -,
Six hundred thousand quarters Of
whea, are awaiting shipment in the Bal
tic ports for this country England. on
the breaking up Of the frost, mos. Of i,
having been paid for" Petersburg lnt
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r1r. .. Fsnnimore Cooper tlhe authOr

has = series 81 articles in The Albany Argus
upnn the Frenfh ReyOlnIion and its pro.
bable consequences. Mr. c0oper puIs
no faith whatever 10 the opinion that n
Republic will be permanently established
in France. The idea that all classes in
FIanre unite in believing there is an end
To Fnnce unite in believing there IS an
end 70 the French monarchy, Mr.. Cooper
rejects. That they may Sem thus Ia
unite. he thinks probable, The Objectbeine
to preserve order. The Csrlisis, he thinks,
have now strong hopes of seeing Henry
v. OH the throne Of his ancestors.
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Il b hoped that as many Of the above named
gentlemen as can make /, convenient, will attend
at this place on Thursday Of next week. The 9Th Of
May, to meet the delegates from the other coun-
ties composing this Congressional District.
In view Of the importance Of the approaching
elections, and in order that the most perfect union
aud harmony may prevail ia the Wing ranks, Il
is desirable that full expression shall be had in
the selection Of candidates 10 represent this eoun-
" in the Senate and House Of Commons OF the
next Legislature. To effect this desirable end,
i, is recommended that County Convention he
held In HiIlsborough on Tuesday Of May Court.
Aud TO insure representation in said conven-
ton from every section Of tho county, il was, on
motion,
Resolred, That the Wings in each Captains
district he requested to hold meetings and appoint
delegates TO the Convention.
And ihat the Convention may be more fully
attended. il was, on motion, further
Rssolred, That all Wings in the county. who
can make il convenient TO attend on said Tues
day Of May Court, be invited 10 take seats in The
Convention.
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MA RE D

In this county, ON Thursday the Goth instant,
by Samuel N. Tate. esl, Mr.. WILLIS HEsrER
to Mrs. CATaARIsf THOMPSON,
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District Convention.

TSHE delegates from the several counties Of
this. Congressional District, win meet in
Hillsboroueh on the first Thursday Of May, for
the purpose of appointing delegate to the Wing
National Convention, which is 10 meet in Phila-
delphia on the 9TH o.. June next,
April IL. eb-