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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-19
THE VERMONT MORGAN.


"a A GAIN comes the above Horse,
S2EN<4N IA and better Stock Horse never
stood in this County,-for his Colts
N have been sold for higher price than
any other Colts whatever. His
Colts in this and the adjoining towns arc three
years old this Spring, and can be seen as sample
Of his Stock. This Horse was raised in walling-
ford, VT, and has been owned in Londonderry for
three years past and his Stock is superior to any
other ever in this section, allowed by the best
judges Of good Horses. We could, Gentlemen,
bring you certificates from more than one hundred
that now have his Colts but as this Horse and his
Stock arc so well known we consider this useless
lie is the handsomes most spirited best broke and
best humored Horse ever brought into this section
The Vermont Morgan
is now owned IN this town, and after July the 10th
may be found at the subscribers stable, West Brat
tlchoro.
lie may be found between May the sth and July
ION, as ioilows;-O Mondays at Marlboro Cen.
ire on Tuesdays, at Williamsyille, Ncwfane on
Wednesdays, at Caleb Tahs, Dummerston; on
Thursdays, at John l. SArgcant's, West Brattlebo.
TO- and the remainder of the week at T. C. Lords
East Bratteboro
IL For further particulars see bills.
JOHN l., SARGEANT.
Draitleboro, April l, ls4s swsa
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STATE OF VERMONT.

mdHooIOi -.
In Probate Court, April 20, is4s.
The following petition is presented--,o wit;
10 The Hoa PROBATE Court for The district Of Marlboro.
TINE undersigned Executor OF the last VIII and
Il Testament Of PAUL WHEELER, late Of
Wardsboro, in said district, deceased would hereby
represent that the said Paul Wheeler in his life
time, did enter into contract by bond, to Hartford
Welman and Chester wellman, to convey to them
by deed certain tract Of land lying in Sintton in
said district and being the westerly part Of lot No.
Q in the first range Of lots in said StrAtton; and
Pardon Wellman, Assignee Of the said Hartford
Wellman and Chester Wcllman, claiming to have
fulfilled the requirements Of said contract, den uds
deed Of conveyance Of said land Said ENc, ui0r
therefore prays said court to grant him license 70
deed said parcel Of land according TO the terms Of
said contract
EMERY W,IEELOCK, Executor.
Whercupon, it Is ordered that said Executor no.
fy all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof to be
holden at Childs' Inn in Wilmington, in said dis
tric on the last Thursday Of May next, by publish
ing copy Of the record Of said application, with
this order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro, in said
district, previous to said time Of hearing.
A true copy of Record.
81 Attest, r. HOLBROOK, Rsg'r.
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UPHOLSTERY WORK.

nfa all kinds. as old Sofas, Mahogany CAdirs,
" H0irrss,s, Cushions, &c, neatly promptly and
durably repaired Also, for sale al kinds Of cover
ing for the same Moriaos Dumasts, French do.
Furniture Patch, Embossed Tsluefs Plush, THE real
Goats Hair &c, Sc Cotton and Hair Mattresses,
FeatLsr Bsds, at short notice. Mirrors, Mahogany
Rocking, Extension, Nlrss and Parior Chairs Elegant
Sotas. Bedsteads Cane Seat and Cane Back, and
Wood Seat Chairs, Cane and Wood Seat .Sstfees.--
A large amount Of
Furniture
OF every description, at Very Low Prices.
o. Exchanges made for all Kinds Of LYnb.T.
A. VAN DoORN & SONS.
Bauleboro, Feb ), is4s. ~
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21 AGENTS WANTED

'O sell variety Of Publications, on which q
a good profit can be made on small investment
OF capital person can be referred to In mis-
town who has cleared over $500 in year, at SINH
1I-All letters Post Paid, willreeeive prompt at.
tention. f ~
p..,,.,o. ~ 49,. G, II. SALISBURY.
"'''e"o'"' reo' ~ 1873 ~
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Looking Glasses,
w. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES.

chests Y II Tea, from s7l to e9i cts select.
cd with great care; 4 do. Ningyong.
1000 It's. r. r. Sugar-ycy cheap. Loaf, Crush
ed and Pulverzed do, Zanie Cunsnis, Coffee,
burnt and ground do, Spices, all kinds Molssses,
Raisins, Figs Oranges Lemons, Nuts, Cav. Tohae.
co--2oo lbs, for cts. per 10. Smoking do, Cod
Fish, Salmon and Maekerel.
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Nails Paper Hanging
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GENTLEMEN,S WEAR.

We can say without Boosting, that our stock Of
Broadcloths, Cassnercs Doeskins Satineits, Vest
ings, Italian Cravats Suspcnders, &C. is complete
most of our cloths have been bought new this
SprinR much cheaper than ever before
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Welded Life.

WtuUCu DttCs
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
My dearest, are you going out
Indeed, It's very cold;
Let me, sweet love, around your neck,
This handkerchief enfod
You know how anxious for your health,
My own dear George, am !
One loving kiss before We part
Good bye, sweet duck, good hyci
THREE YEARS AFTER MARRIAGE.
You're going outl Why don't You gol
cannot help the rain
You would not g7icvc me nightly
To ne'er come back again.
Umbrella l don't know where It's
What next you'll want, I wonder
Don't poster me about your cold
Good gracious, go 10 thunderl
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P1S4S.40
NEW GOODS.
w. G OR III A NJ s. co.

w ~ " II III n NI 81 - "
A ne now receiving large assortment Of Spring
"A and Summer Goods and feeling confident that
INC selections are among the most fashionable taste
iu ana desirable, and that the same has been pur-
chased under the most advantageous circumstances,
now invite the public to an examination OF their
stock. In consequence OF the late deductions In
prices OF Goods, We are enabled to offer them at
such rates rs VIII surprise many. n3-Please ex-
anime few OF the low prices.
Good yard wide Sheetino 81 cts. ward wide
heavy, Tets; Ginghams, 10 cts-; Scotch Ginehams
lar quality, l2s cts. fine quality 20 cts French
Ginghams, very choice styles, from 20 to SO cts
Prints, etsi English Prints l2I cts. Broadcloihs
from sl,'5to s4,5Oi Cassimeres from ssc to 81 So
CASHMERE SHAWLS,
Black Italian Silk do, Ottoman silk do. Black
Damask do, wrought DE Lame do. Grape. White
aud Mode Colors, and many other styles too nu-
merous TO mention.
Black Dress Silks,
Wide, heavy and highly Lustred visete Six and
Gimp Fringe Tor trimming. A large assortment of
Ladies' and Misses BONNET.S. Consisting al Flor
cnce, Rutland, Pedal, Birds Eve. French Lace n
very rich article Florentine, Coburg, &c Ribbons
and Flowers,
WEITN GOODS
Gloves Of all kinds, Drab Moreens. Skirt Cloth.
Curtain Fringes' Curtain Muslin, wrought Collars
Under Hdkis vide Black Silk Lace Edgings, white
Thread Edglngs, Steel Beads, Rings and Tassels,
Bag Clasps, Purse Clasps, together with a LARGE
assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
Of new and choice styles. We are confident in
saying that we are prepared to show larger ms.
sOrment OF Dress Goods than has ever been BROUGHT
into the town Of Wilmington at any one time
An examination OF our stock is most respectfully
solicited and IL il does prove rs represutod No
one will be urged TO purchase.
w. GORHAM co.
Wilmington, April II, ls4s. ewa5
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e3uununnou 3awnPss
YOUNG MoRGAN,

4 N VNHlS valuable young Horse
IN EfsEHN Il will stand the ensuing season
1UG S<N \ in Brattleboro, at T. c. Lords
IN q Stable, on Mondays, Wednes-
days, Fridays and Saturdays, and
IN West Brattleboro at Geo. Woods Stable on
Tuesdays and Thursdays
YOUNG MORGAN partakes as much, il not more
OF the Morgan blood than any other Young Horse
in Vermont-inherits most Of the extraordinary
qualities OF the "orignal Morgan" resent
Dies the old Sherman and it is believed will prove
as valuable inimproying the breed of Horses
lie was five years old last season-weghs one
thousand pounds-is of dark chestnut color-of
compact and beautiful formulas large muscles and
sords.is very active and energetic-of gentle and
kind disposition and has the essential Qualities Of
speed and bottom.
lie has been kept at Sharon and at Stockbridge
known as the abbott Colt'-where his colts are in
high repute and may be seen.
TGms-s5,00 to warrant
Brattleboro, May l. 81
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OWNS.

u MS.
FVNIIE subscriber has on hand. and will sell Cheap
Il for cash, Fowling Pieces, double and single
barrels Cane Guns, Aliens six barrel and common
Pocket Pistols, Powder Shot and Caps, Powder
tlasks, Shot Pouches sud Bits. Gun Locks, &c.
10 Repairing done on reasonable terms.
DJ~Opposite the Phoenix House, Bratteboro, VT.
S, PIKE.
March l6. am3O
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Farming Tools.

Cast Steel and Iron shovels, do. Manure Forks,
do. Hoes, Flows, Sc.
HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SEED.
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Liatseed
Oil, Dye Stugs, Croekery and Glass
tIdr, -Iur0e oxsarf,usDy
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WOODEN Goods.

Eng, German and Am Broadcloihs. Fancy aud
lack CAssimcrcs, fne German Doeskins, white
nj colorcd Fiansels.
CLOVES AND HOSIERY
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His stock consists of

Eng. French and Am. Prints, Eng, French,
Scotch aud Am. GinghAIns Furniture Patch. Goth
&c DO Bingham and Printed Muslius and lawns,
Cambria and Curtain Mushns, plain and figured
Laoes, plain, white, figured striped, plaid and cur
tain Camlrics
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The above stock. with few exceptions, Is fresh
from market bough, mainly with Cash. a; the very
lowest market prices. We hops TO make 1t for the
interest ofpurchasers to deal with rs.
u U'aHtci IN EicAaRge-all kinds o. farmep'
Produce, for which the highest price will be paid.
Williamsrille Anril 81 1873 sc
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CASHMERE SHAWLS,

Black Italian silk do, Ottoman Silk do, Black
Damask do wrought DE Lame do, Grape, White
aud Mode Colors, and many other styles too nu-
merous 10 mention.
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SIX DAYS LATER !!
GREAT REVOLUTION
IN THE PRICES or
DRY GOODS.

UNilE subscriber is receiving this week one Of the
Il largest and richest as.ouments Of DRr GooDs,
which he has ever offered to the public. Having
purchased this stock for CASH, during the Lasr
Wick, ON a falling market, which will enable him
TO sell little lower than those who purchased oHs
Or iifo lrc,Is siee lie would inviie the public 10
call aud examine his stock before purchasing, be-
leying that the rch new styles, unparalleled how
prices will delight and please all as much so As the
Great Revolution Of France delights and pleases
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-19

and all the different sized patterns Of ARdrson's
Patent Water Who'd for which iiere has been so
great a RUSH for two yeas past.-Together
with all kinds OF GEARINGS for Breast Over
Shot, Spiral Vent, and Tub Wheels.
will make to order, al kinds Of FACTORY
and MILL GEARING, iGll Cranks Spindles, and
Rag Wheels. Also, BEAUTIFUL pattern Of
Looms!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15
THE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION

we present our readers with the follow.
ing summary of the proceedings of this
Convention, which assembled on Wednesday
the 7'h inst. at Philadelphia.
Ex-Governor MoREHEAD, of North Caro-
lima, was appointed Presiden, of The Con
ven'ion, and thirty gentlemen one from
each Slate) were appointed Vice Presidents.
Twelve Secretaries were also appointed
No balloing for the Nominee of the Con-
vention took place on Wednesday.
On Thursday evening the balloting COM
menced, and al the time of the adjournment.
on the second ballot the total number was.
Taylor ia, Clay Sc, Scot, 40, Webster %,
and Clayton 4.
On Friday morning the balIo,ing was re-
sumed, when General TAYLOR, on the
fourth ballot, obtained the nomination. We
present our readers with the following stale
.nent Of the fourth and last ballot:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

The RATIFIED TREArY.-We learn from
the Union, that despatch was received a,
Washington on Monday from Charleston,
from a gentleman destined to Washington.
who states tina, he left the city Of Mexico
on the lst Of June; that the treaty had been
ratified by Mexico, and the ra,ifcations had
been exchanged with our commissioners
1t is supposed that Maj. Graham may bring
the credentials of exchange. 1t is also ex.
pected that Mr.. Commissioner Sewer will
Immediately return to the U. States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15
BALTIMORE MARKET,
TUESDAY, June 18th, iS4s

TUESDAY, June I3Lh, 1878.
FLouR.-On Friday evening after the time of
Flour were sold at $500. On Saturday 100 bbls.
fine Flour were sold at S5.25 and $50 superfne at
$3.50. To-day some limited parcels of superfne
brought S5.625, at which rate holders are firm
The receipt price is $3.50. A sale of small lot Of
City Mills Flour at S5.75.
GRAIS.-Very little Wheat at Market. We
quote good to prime reds at 1l5al23 cents, with
very small sales. Corn arrives freely, but the de-
mand is moderate. We note sales of yellow at So
asa cts and of white at At cents Sales of Oats at
23a35 cents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

Mr.. WELLS will please publish the fol-
lowing extract from the act Of 1925, rela,-
ing to nuisances in the town Of Port To-
bacco, and oblige A CITIZEN.
THAT if any inhabilant of the town Of
Port Tobacco has any offensive matter about
bis, her or their stables, premises or inclo-
sures, likely TO produce disease or endanger
The health Of the inhabitants Of the said
town, it shall be the duty of The Constable
of said town, to give notice in writing, to
such person so violating the provisions of
this act, 10 remove such nuisance within ten
days thereafter, and upon failure to remove
such nuisance as required, the person so
offending shall forfeit and paw for every
such offence the sum of ten dollars, to be
recovered upon conviction before single
Justice of the Peace, upon information of
said Constable, or any other nhab,ant of
said town, one half Of which fine to 90 to
The inlormer and The balance to the county !;
and the said Constable for neglect Of this
duty is subject to fine Of twenty doIIars.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

AN IMPORTANT AMENDMENT.-At the
late session of the Episcopal Convention OF
Virginia, an amendment to The can"ns OF
ina, bod Y. "makng i, the duty ofevery min
;s,er Of The diocese Of Virginia, to exclude
from The communion table all members oI
tho church who were addicted 10 gaming
and horse-racing, who should attend public
balls. theatrical exhibitions, ballet dancing
and the exhibition of the mode, ar'isles."-
This, and other amendmels favorably pass.
ed upon, will be submitted for the final &C
ton of the next Diocese Convention, which
i, has been resolved, shall be held at Rich
mond
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

1t was impossible to issue our paper on
Thursday, as we were on that day (warm
as i. was) confined to our bed, being cover
ed with sundry blankets, quilts and counter
?anes, in vain altemp, to ward off "chill''
We can assure our readers we had rather
been under some shade tree where we could
have kept our system at pleasan, 'empera-
ture without having to employ SO much
seasonable dry goods.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

CHALLENGING A .IURY.-An Irish officer,
not very conversant in law terms, was late
y tried for an alleged assault As the jury
were coming TO be sworn. The Judge addres
sing the Major, told him that if there were
any amongst them to whom he had any
objection that Was the lime To challenge
them. 81 thank your lordship," said the
gallant prisoner, ''b"t, with your lordshp's
permission, I'll defer that ceremony till af
ter my trial, and If they don't acquit me, by
The piper of Lelnser I'll challenge every
mothers son Of them, and have 'em ou
too"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15
GEN. Pillows CHARGES AGAINST GEN

Scorr-We have already stated, on the au-
thorly Of our intelligent correspondent, al
Frederick, says the Sun, that Gen. Pillow
has preferred charges against Gen. Scott
and moreover that these charges have been
referred by the government to the Court Of
Enquiry, now sitting at Frederick. A letter
to the N. Y. Herald says:
"The charges consist wholly Of docn-
men'ary evidence, from Gen. SCOTS offcIa
dispatches, &c.; and by them, Gen. Pillow
endeavors to prove that Gen Scot, has trans
cended his powers as commanding genera
Of the army"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15
NOTICE..

w AS comr,lt,ed to the Jail of Prince
Georges county, as runaway, on the
24lh ul.lmo, Negro Man who calls himself
LEWIS MIDDLETON,
and saws he belongs to Mrs. Davis, near
Por, Tobacco, Charles county, Md. He is
ahou, - years Of age; about 6 feet high;
no, very black; s,ou, built, and has thick
lips. The owner of the above described me-
gro is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away, he will olher-
wise be discharged according 10 law.
JOHN r. BADEN, Sheriff.
lie S-3t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15
Guess BY TELEGRAPH.-Ag game OF chess

CHESS game Of chess
was played on last Saturday afternoon, be-
tween the Lexington and Louisville Clubs,
by The Telegraph. There were six'y-,wo
moves on each side, and the game was con-
cluded in four hours. Each move accord
ingy occupied only little less than two
minutes. This is not the first time that a
little bi. Of gambling has been done by Tel
egraph this however, was merely little
bit of by-play for amusement. In other
cases the parties ''pIay for keeps Gin.
.Ne1ps, Sd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

The TRooPs CoMING.-'Fhe New Or.
leans Picayune states that Gen. Brooke, the
commander Of the Western Division Of the
Army, has received requisi,ion from Mai or
Gen. Butler, for vessels 10 convey twenty
seven thousand troops, officers and men,
from some port or ports in Mexico to the
United States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

last come TO head In Dublin there were
continually large demonstrations with re-
ference to the event. Clubs and artisans
parade the streets, and collisions with the
military were feared to be inevitable.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

SEVERE FROST IN JUNE.-A June Frost
occurred in the vicinity of Kingston, Cana
ia, on the 1st inst, by which whole fields
of potatoes were cut off; what corn was up
was totally destroyed; and large quantities
Of garden stuf1s were irreparabIy injured. II
is yet sufficiently early in the season to sow
and plant potatoes and corn again.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

SHOCKING MURDERs.-Near Richmond
hy., at the battalion muster, last week. Isaac
Agee was brulally murdered by Shadrac
Barnes.
1t appears that brother Of Barnes was
engaged in fight with some man, and that
Agee was attempting to make peace. when
ohadrac Barnes ran up, threw his arms a.,
round Agee's neck, and deliberately held
his head back, and cut his throat, from
which he died in abo, half all hour. Barnes
after he had inflicted the wound upon Agee.
and just before he expired, approached the
spot where Agee was lying and asked if he
was Cead, and when informed that he was
not, drew Out his knife, and swore that he
would finish him. Barnes then inflicted
very severe wound upon his brother from
viii h it is doubtful if he ever RECEIVERS. cut
Mr.. w. Cuisck across the back Of The head,
and made lick al MI w. Heathman. and
cut his clothes and marked the skin across
the abdomen, but did him no damage.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

Adjournment OF CoNGREss-The House
Of Representatives, have adopted resoIl-
ton TO adjourn on the l7'h Of July. Mex
10 the peace news from Mexico, this is the
most welcome intelligence we have had 20
communicate to our readers for long time.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

MoKTGAGEs IN NEW Y oRK.-Bv the new
Code of procedure, which goes into effect
on the 1st day of July in New York, all
mortgages which have been running for
twenty years or more, must be renewed. If
not, it will operate as an absolute bar to the
payment of the same
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

WITHDRAWAL OF THE TROoPs FROM
MExIco.-In view Of the early close Of the
war in Mexico, orders have just issued from
the Department, of War at Washington, for
The transportation Of the volunteers as near
to their homes as circumstances and the
convenience of the service will permit. Ac-
coringly, the Massachusetts regiment will
he sent direct to Boston; the New York
and New Jersey regiments to Fort Hamii-
ton, New York harbor; the PENNSYLVANIA
regiments, one to Phladel phia and one To
Pillsburg; the Maryland and District of Co.
lumbia regiment, to Fort McHenry; the
Virginia and North Carolina regiments to
For, Monroe; and the South CroIina regi-
ment TO Fort MouI,rie, respectively, where
they will be paid and reguarlv mustered
on, of service by the commanding or other
officers assigned to that duty.
| Convenien, places are also assigned for
mastering out of service the other different
western and southern troops, including those
! in New Mexico. The new ten renimen,s
of the regular army are to follow the vol
unteers without unnecessary delay. the Vol
,eeur regimen, mastering out ., For, Nc
Henry, and then are to come the old reCi-
ments.
All recruits at the rendezvous will be or
dered into depot, and those enlisted or en-
rolled for the period of she W ar with Mex
ico," CIRCULARS and volunteers will be dul,
mustered and held in re atliness to recey
their pay and discharge from The service.
The distribution of The army and The as
mands, will be made hereafter at the prope
,ime.-Sun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to me are reqnest-<
IN ed to se,lle with Mr.. JOHN H. BUR-
RouGns as soon as possible Mr.. Burroughs
is also authorised to settle all accounts
against me whenever he may have money
of mine in his hands.
ie S-3i. WILLIAM !. DiGGES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

MUNIFlcENT DoNAT1oN.-Hon. Abbott
Lawrence has given to Harvard University
another sum of $4,000 for the use of the
Scientific School at Camhride, which bears
! his name.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15

We have received the Union Magazine
for June. 1t is needless for us to say any
thing in praise Of this periodical, it being
inferior to none in the country. This No
contains two elegant engravings and fash
ION plate.
Also, the American chronological Jour
nal, which we recommend not only to those
who believe in the Science it advocates, but
to all others, as it is periodical which fur
nishes much valuable reading matter on
various subjects.