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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02


EE;fleraIt has received from its Washington
correspondent the following synopsis of the
E.Peace Treaty recently communicated by the
!; President to the Senate. We are inclined
q says the Baltimore American) to regard il
GAS reliable statement:
q Seniors Cuevas, Comic and Artisan are
saappolnted commissioners on the part Of the
3 Aex!can government, TO adjust with the com
slmlssloner Of the United States, Mr.. Tris,, a
.,Iaslng treaty of peace.
D Article second provides for the presen,
Suspension of hos,llities between the forces
Siof the two nations.
4 Article Sd defines the future boundary be.
dtween the two republics. The line is /,
commence in the Gulf Of Mexico. three
ssllleagnes from land; to run up the middle OF
athe Rio Grande to its intersection with The
ss,ssouthern boundry Of New Mexico; thence
snorth until it intersects the first branch of
y the ella, thence down to the middle. of that
ssbranch Of the River to the Colorado thence
git follows the division betw cen Upper and
glover California to the Pacific, which il
,,slrkes one league south of San Diego.
The next article guarantees TO citizens
1of Mexico, now residing in territory coded
3to the United States, all the rights and i'm
smunlies of citizens of the latter country,
! provided they take the oath of allegiance
9or in case they desire to continue citizens of
jAiexico, there is guaranteed to them the
1right to leave the territory, and to dispose
!. of their property to the best advantage.
The next article of importance provides
] that the grants of land in the territory ceded,
] made by Mexico prior to the treaty, shall be
/ espected by the United States.
The next article provides that Catholic
Presidents in the coded territory are to be-
9protected in the exercise Of their religion
The next article provides that grants of,
land in Texas, made by Mexico priar 10 the,
|vear 1886, shall be respected by the United
States.
The next article provides that this gov,
.ernment shall take prompt elleclual measures.
for the defence of the borders from Inl!ian5
5incursIons.
In consideration Of this cession Of territory,
Jon the part of Mexico, the government Of:
the United States binds itself to pay Mexico.
fifteen millions of dollars. In this sum are'
TO be included the three millions of dollars''
ALREADY appropriated by Congress, for the,
fur,herance of peace, and now subject to the.
'order of Mr.. Trst. This sum is to be paid.
Immediately on the ratification of this .reatyI
by the Mexican government.
The remaining twelve millions are to be-
paid either by instalnenls, or by the issue of
a six per cent. stock, redeemable by the IT,,
niled States.
Several articles are devoted to the execu-s
tory details of both of these modes of pays
ment, The adoption of either is to be ops
lional with this government.
The next important article binds the gov
eminent of the United States to assume all
claims Of American citizens against the gov
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02
LATE FROM MEXICO.

] The English steamer Dee arrived at ShT
Island, below New Orleans, on the 2OllI in
slant. with advices from Vera Cruz TO The
/ 16lh instant,-rour days later than previous
saccounts,-and from Tampico TO the 1874
3instant.
. The Dee had five passengers on board io'
! EngIand, and five for Havana.
She also had on board 100000 III
5specie.
The courier Of TIE English legation hat
arrived at Vera Cruz with advices from the
Getty of Mexico 10 the 18th. The American
gSla! Of the ll1h, published in the capital
5contains an official announcement that the
lIreaty Of Peace had been concluded. AT
itached to this documen, is the signature Of
sSenor Rosa, Mexican Minister of Foreign
Relations.
Intelligence from Qneretaro, up to the
/ 10Th instant. states that there were still nc
quorum OF Congress.
a meeting of Deputies was held on the
s7th, at which twenty -four were present.
4 majority Of these declared in favor OF
apeace.
j Gen. Lane reached the city Of Mexico
slrom Orizaba on the 1Oh Instant, wIthon
shaving met wilh.any further adventures thai,
shave already been noticed.
] Lieut.. Gascon, of the Kentucky volunteer:
sdied at the city of Mexico short time be-
ilfore the courier left that city.
q Lieut.. Clark, with his command, was a
. Cuernevasa on the 9th. Gen. Alvarez was
Z lnaking an eflor, to cut off his supplies. bu
{ Lieut.. c. had adopted eyry means TO thwar
/. his designs.
q The American Star of the 18th says tina
s,,Santa Anna had asked for passport that he
/. mghl leave the Republic, and that he re
4 commends his friends TO favor peace, ant
Sustain the existing government.
/! Pena y Pena has published letter, which
aagrees with Gen: Scott, upon the imprison
s,ment OF Santa Anna, as the best means o
ssremoving the only obstacle to the conclu
ss::sion of peace.
4 There was much animation al Queretaro
commerce was revivmg; and the genera
S,opinion there was that peace would 500
Hbe concluded.
q The American Star Of the 10Th inst. say
BIT has been officially announced by tn
EMexican Minister of Fereign Relation,
EQueretaro, that treaty Of peace was signe
nal Guadalupe on the I'd inst. between M
/; Trist, on the part Of the United States, an
ESenors Corlo and Cuevav, Commissioner
,on the part of the Mexican Government.
b Several Mexican papers affirm that II
hTreaty yields California, New Mexico an
Hand Texas; the United States to pay fl,
s.nillions also the claims of its citizens @
.Mexco; and guarantee the payment of fl
teen millions for the territory surrendered
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02

TT OST.-About the 10Th Of February,
]. IL somewhere in Port Tobacco, a CANE,
(Which the owner prizes very highly, having
sbeen made present to him by friend, 1t
{ has an ivory head, with the name of DR., II.
! IL. Bean engraved thereon. The finder will
zbe literally rewarded by leaving il a! this
: office. ieo ~,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02
FEBRUARY oath. lS4S,

. FEBRUARY Gath, lSiS.
A meeting of the Charles County Agricul-
! tural Society took place at the Court House
Gin Port Tobacco, on Thursday, the 24.h OF
! February, 1913, IN accordance with the pro-
avisions of the CONSTITUTIONS Col. VIM
President, in the Chair.
4 WILLIAM B. STONE, Esq, offered the fol-
glowing resolutions, which were unanimous
dly adopted:
I Res0lred, That the Committee heretofore
9appointed, to obtain the names Of those who
3are willing to favor this Society, be and they
care hereby requested to renew and continue
jthelr services and that they be authorized
sand requested to collect and pay over to the
jTreasurer subscriptions, and repor, their
! proceedings at the next Quarterly Meeting
| Resolued, That all subscribers are re-
'quested to pay to the Committee obtaining
Subscribers, or to the Treasurer, their sub
I scrlptons before the next Quarterly Meet
ling in May.
Resozred, That each member Of this So
sciety be requested to obtain subscribers.
funds, SC.
Resolved: That these resolutions be pub
slished,
Mr.. STONE then addressed the Society on
] the subject Of Agriculture, comparing the
Systems adopted in the north and south of
7this country, and showing the superiority
sof the former over the latter.
On motion, the Society adjourned till the
ssecond Thursday in May next.
WM. THOMPSON, President.
E. WELLS, Jr., Secretary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

In pursuance Of previous notice the
SCharles County Agricultural Society met
sat the Court House, in Port Tobacco, on
"wednesday the 23d of February, 1913, at
(which were present large number Of mem
meeting was called to order by Col. d.
sJENIFER, at whose motion VIM. B. STONE,
ESQ. was called to the Chair, and JosIAs
<H HAWKINS and SAMUEL Cox, appointed
Secretaries, pro tempore.
/ On motion Of GEO. w. MATTHEWS, ESQ.
! the proceedings of the last meeting were
I read, after which
Col. MERRlcK addressed the Society in
IAN eloquent and appropriate manner, when
| On motion Of FRANCIS DIGGEs, Esq. ii
was resolucd unanimously, that Col. MER-
RICK be requested to furnish IA copy of his
-address for publication in the Port Tobac-
co Times.
On motion Of Col. JENIFER, the Society
proceeded 10 the election of officers TO serve
!. for the ensuing year Upon counting the
sballo,s it appeared that the following named
sgentIemen were elected officers:
President.
Col. WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Vice Presidents.
sWlL1IAM r. STONE, Esq. for lst District
<Col. VIM. d. MERRICK, I'd
FRANCIS c. GREEN, Esq Sd
5JouN HAMILTON, Esq. 4h
] Treasurer.
] ELIJAH w. DAY.
4 Corresponding Secretary.
JAMES FERGUSON.
Recording Secretary.
ELIJAH WELLS, Jr.
Whereupon. it was
Resolyed, Tha, the said members be con
/ sdered unanimously elected as officers OF
athis Society for the ensuing year.
i After which, Col. JENIFER, in a few brief
/ remarks, paid just tribute to the yea, ener-
] gy and ability of Gen. CHAPMAN, as one Of
..sthe founders of the Society, and expressed
ga regret that his public duties prevented hi:
!, attendance at the present meeting; but, tina
S5be had no doubt that the General wouIe
ss:cordialIy united in all proper means to en-
! sure success and prosperity to SO laudabl'
Gan underlaking,-which was cordially re
Elsponded to by all present.
3 An Executive Committee was then ap
Hpointed, consisting of the following name
Mgen,lemen :-WALTER MITCHELL, SAMUEL
ECox, Jcs1As II. HAWKINS, and RICHARD B
HPosEY.
@ On motion, it was
8 Rcsozred, That the proceedings be pub
Elished in the Port Tobacco Times.
b On motion, the Society adjourned unit
Hto-morrow, the 24,h, the day appointed un
nder the Constitution.
B WILLIAM B. STONE, Chairman.
ia Jcer,s ri IT ,yvEINS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02
CHEAPEST IN TIE WORLD!
STEAM REFINED SUGAR CANDIES,
1912 Gems per pound, Wholesale.

-STEEN EEFTT ED SUGAR CANDIES.
Z - 1-2 Gems per pound, Wholesale.
II J. RICHARDSON, No, 20, Marke.
] Street, PHILADELPHIA, takes pleasure in
<inlorming The public that he still continues
3to sell his very Superior Steam Refined
!, Candy at the low price of 1850 per 100
*po unds, and the qualify is equal to any in
@the United States.
i He also offers all kinds Of goods in the
CONFECTIONERY and FIR UT line
Eat corresponding low prices, as quick sales
aand small profits are the order of the day.
Call or send your orders, and you cannot
Fail to be satisfied Don't forget the num-
.sber, 40 MARKET STREET, PHlLADEL-
.PHIA. J. J. RICHARDSON.
j mar 2-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02

Mr.. SHAcKELF ORD will give another Par
|ly at his Holol on Thursday evening, the
I'D Of March next Ladies and Gentlemen
are solicited to attend upon the usual terms
without further invitation.
feb "a,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02
Charles County Court-February Term,

7 n the matter of the petition of FRAscIs MoNr-
4 GoMERr, insolvent petitioner, ordered, by the
Court, that the Trustee of said petitioner give no.
tce to his creditors to file their claims with the
Clerk on or before the third Monday Of July next
True copy-Test:
mar 2-3t. w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02
LIST OF MEMBERS.

MEMBERS.
Francis w. Weems,
Josias II. Hawkins,
IL. IL. Hawkins,
John T. Gardiner,
John Hamilton,
Samuel ID. Davis,
Nicholas Stonestreet,
John Ware,
Thomas A. Davis,
William +. Bowling,
Peter Wood,
f. Moran,
J. +. AIu6d,
Francis 3. F. Burgess,
Josias Hawkins,
Hugh Cox,
Francis II. Diggcs,
James +. Neale,
John Il. Robertson,
William hewitt,
William Cox,
Josias Hancock,
Hawkins Hancock,
Samuel Cox,
William II. Smoot,
William d. NIerrick,
B. |. Edelen,
Nathaniel HALEY,
S. +. Gardiner,
T. B. Robey,
John II. Digges,
James E. Keech,
William S. keech,
William Thompson,
Francis Thompson,
Notify L. Dutton,
Nicholas V. Miles,
John Hughes,
George Brent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02

GRAuAM's MAGAZINE Of Literature and .2,t, for
March, is most admirably embeshed with two
very fine line and stipple engravings by Addison
The subjects are "Expcctation" and "Contcmpla-
stion.' These beautiful specimens of art arc well
worth the price of years subscription.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02

Richard B. Posey,
EUzZial Nally,
G. Graham Brown,
& II. r. Harris,
+ Robert w. Hanson,
+. Thomas P. Gray,
Robert Dyson,
s 3. Mason.
Pearson Chapman,
f Charles Jenkins,
9 J. +. Price,
+ Samuel Hanson,
+ Peter Williams,
b William + Rennoe,
e Francis r. Speake,
William w. Rennoe,
( Francis /. Brummett,
u S. w. Dent,
Elijah w. Day,
s James T. Stone,
EJohn |. Hanson,
FL. RI. Burroughs.
s. James Mccormick,
& Joseph Young,
tsF. II, Wills,
y James l.. Brawner,
EElijah Wells. jr.
Neale,
civilian Boswell,
b. Stone,
b w. Mitchell,
ID. Jeniter,
! VIM. FERGUSON,
! Robert Fefgusson,
Z George P. Jenkins,
Eli. II. Robertson,
3 Richard Price,
q Samuel 2. NJ. Hanson,
7 James Fc~gusson,
/ Lake w. Is. Hawkins,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-02

The "Southern Serenaders' gave several con-
|certs in village during the past week. Their
performances attracted large and respectable audi
sences every night. The company consists of four
1'tip top" performers under the direction of Mr..
HendIey, a polite and gentlemany manager
1 Nv atson, on the Tambo, is "hard to beat and
Brewers, who beats the Castinetts, must be the
sveritable "Jim Crow for never saw the negro
character so we'll represented before; Ofut, on the
Banjo, and Brown, on the Acordeon, each received
fappause from those who had the pleasure to listen
TO their concord of sweet sounds" The company
left here for Leonafdto and the intermediate vii
lagos OIL yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-05


Charge of False Pretences. --Oficer Stephens OF
the lower police arrested yesterday three individually
tho nSmes Of Alexander g. Cox, Ephrsm Maynard, and
Honey well H. Vincent warrant Issued by Justice
osborne, wherein they stand charged with obtaining
from Alexander j. Berrisn gold pen and pensil manu-
facturer No. II Nassau street. quantity Of gold pen
holders and pencils valued at $780, false and rsudu
ulent representations appears from the facts set
forth in the affidavit Of Mr. Berrian, that Cox cali
ed upon the complainant the 5th Of Marc5
last and proposed to purchase goods to the smouS
above named and in payment th.reof Cox proposed
give bond and mortgage real estate, alleged TO 90
situated in the city Of Utica consisting Of eight lots Of
ground on Louisa street, and two lots on Columbia
gage which was only $3.50 with interest Maynard was
with the time when this mortgage was offered In
,Ss Himself to be the owner Of the
property and further, that the mortgage WAS
ana hs yOon h.
believing all to be correct Mr. Berran Was induced to
part with his property and receive the mortgage in pay
ment Cox in the course of conversation stated that
hs acting in the matter as agent for Honeywell
Vincent thus making the three individuals concern
qury being msds by MIR Bsrrian r-svs to tho proper
y, 1t sscertsned that the whole affair was
fraud, ., no such mortgage existed upon property de-
scrbcd by Cox and Maynard, in Utica, but was plan
concocted in NewYork In order merely to obtain pose
sion Of the property from Mr. Berrian The accused
taken before Justice Osborne who committed tnem
all to the Tomos Tor further hearing. <
Burgiary at Paterson, New Jersey The CRY gooa'
wsy. Paterson New jersey, was entered BY mean. Of
false key by expert burglars, who seec'ea ~ 10
best pieces Of cloths, csssimcres ana shaw' acsSo
all at $780, which they carried OIL without dstsc'ion
The robbery was effected between saturday nsn. .no
Monday morning. The notorious burglar Dsvla pevoe'
who was liberated some weeks ago by the brooklyn au
tborities under peculiar circumstances nov az sise
ding burglares, and acting IS "mooi pigeon.
for o-rtsn members of the New York police man
bearing the description Of this David, was seen TO be
lurking sbou. in that neghborhood day or Two before
th No doubt tneproceeds Of this robbery are
in this Civ or will be iu a few days that H. suitable
rcsard is offered the restoration OF the property
Hour, Robbery While the ceebrstien was going on
.sfar lei
house of Mir Charles Lyons, No Sl6 Pearl street ADD
broks open the bureau drawers with chise, steains
bercro treasury notes for 500 each, dated feo
sth s4s, endorsed by Captain Levy Also gold lever
watch and fob chain, worth SO, and $40 in money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-05
Mov.ment. at the ,iotei., Sc

The hotels yesterday afforded eopious esraessc ~
the approximstion OF the commercial season Inc soun
and The West have largely contributed their quota OF
semi annual viaters, independent OF wnom, ue naDy
sho eoai,tbas ~ swo lbs pssss OF me Respective s
tf,rs srouest vhon, 81 .ae Auf rican, arc Ms"Fs:
iauIsipg ana h,pshss, OF tae Vaited sts'ee NAVY ~
the As.or, Lieut., Rogess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-05


North being number thrce to LOUISA d. LANcDoN, see
codcil, Juns, ls4Il the lot North being number
four to ELIZA LANepos the lot ner Nonh, p'1ng num-
lots sir and the latter being corner lot forty
feet and narrowing tho rear have and to hold
to them respectively and TO their heirs and assigns for
ever Provided however and condition that no build
ngs be the said lots Including also the lot OF
Charles Brsted) but dwelling houses at least three sto-
high covering the full front Of the lots aud the
necessary Offices the of the lots Prorded also,
that II shall be lawful for executors ut any time
during the life Of the devsee to make and execute
the enjoyment to them separate eetate, of the SAID
lots during life, and power OF giving the same AZ they
please among their issue, brothers and sisters and
their issue, such power 10 he discretionary with
my executors; wih potter 10 the said ladies rsptc-
ctiy Of leasing for terms Of years allowed by law and
said grandchildren (ncluding Charles Brsted and his
o Icy out any part Of the personal estate given to
them or to their use, respectively, In tho erection OF
suitable dwelling house and its appurtenances on the lot
50 given fronting on Lafayette Place.
Sth-I give to my friend Frrz GREENE HALLEcx, an
annuity NJ bundled dollars commencing at my de-
cease ana payable halt yearly for his life to be secured
be necessary which intend as mark of my regard for
Mr. Halleck
6.h-I direct my executors to apply ffy thousand
dollars 10 the OF the poor Of Waldorf H,idel-
berg in the Grand Durny OF Baden ny the establish
ment Of provision for the eck disabled the
education and improvement Of the young who may be
In condition to need the aid OF such fund.- requesting
my executors to consult on this subject my esteemed
friend MIR Vince MT Kuu pf and TO procure the appoint
ment establishment Of tuch trust gal body, nom
the authorities snd government. of the place as may Do
requane CT deemed useful by my executors.
It'll reduce the legacy bequesthsd TO the German
Society OF New York from fwsny fee houssnd ao"crf
totwenfy M0usand dollars, OF which nave slresny al
vancsd hem fifteen thousand SIX hundred and ninety
even tcsrs Olty cents 20 b. uedncted inerlor iIon
'oa sati - lasnuuasl snl. Also rsnf 'ae isgsry
shisl a,y niece Ms 1ASi RgtNlLL, wife OF Usofgs
Reyn. would have taken under the trst codicil TO my
will 10 Ulssa psvssad Se'ar6 reduce the legacy Of
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