davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

M Rs. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE HAVING, WITH
Ivl GOODNESS Of heart consented Shaks
peresn play, the last performance Of The American Nu
Society the public respectfully informed that
the MIDsulxIK NiGar's DREAM, with he9dslspohns :
2stthe music performed by the elite Of the professional
talent the city, comprising members Of the Musical Fsnd
and professional ladies Of this city, Full particulars
" he duiv annou
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION e0hPANY.-YOk
" Bremen and Southampton. The United Slater Nail
Stesmship, WARRINGTON, q. w. Floyd. commander, VA
sail for Bremen, via Southampton, Wednesday Nth
March, from Pier No g. n X. =
Price Of passage in the First CABIN SD
De. do. in the Second Cabin ,...... 90
expersp ced Surgeon attached to the ship All let
ters must 20 through the Poet ofhse.
For freight or passage sppyto A0LLER SAND.
Agents, 90 Broadway. 7
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

RY JOSEPH HLoHnAN, AUcTIoyEER-D2Y GOODS
ID ~ sdnesday, March i3,h, A. o'clock PM- al the
Sales Room, No. l9l Washington street. Brookyn general
sscItms,t ard fancy Dry Good' sersis.ps part
of kernos Caleos Delanes Bsrsges, Cinghams, fAids
ehswis vcsting, faatAieon Ietuas Hosiery Gloves re
being the stock 81 retail dealer which will be sold In small
aftsraoon and evening until the whole disposed Of
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

DARNUMH NUkEUN PHILADELPHIA. - MARCH
- lth Fifth week Of the enchanting fairy spectacle Of
Cinderella EInnd moral drama the DrunkAr
revived which Mr. Richard VIM Goodal will
Edward Middleton. on Thursday and Friday evenings for
62d times Hghly interesting and amusing
tertaHment every afternoon at o'clock The Turnpike
Gate Lean Of Lover Three Gregores Songs Dances
other advertisements Wonderful Gipsey comic
Weaver n.,enal and ministerial Portraits, Wax
es. Serpents &C. Thursday night benefit Of Miss Emma
Leslie. Museum open from A. n till l0 r. H. Admittanoe
Is cents. Children under 10 years. l24 cents
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

n ECTUKBB ON ASTKONOMY.-PR OfESSOR
IL Mitchell v deliver the second Lecture % his
the Tabernacle, Tuesday evening 1T hapsst oeloc
p r. euhset-Appicaton Of Electro kssne tism to As
trenorieal Science.
M EsSRs. BRADBURY NASH RESPECTFULLY AN
IvA that they will give Juvenile Musica Eater
tannsnt consisting Of choice selection Of miscellaneous
Music At the Broadway Tabernacle Wednesday evening
March 18TH BY choir Of one thousand young Singers
propriat<ly dressed. Tickets rs cents.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

WASInp-A SITUATION. ny A REspEcrABLE
w young vomsn 70 do general housevork, chamber
MALE or Washing She h rood washer ironer and
no seeon 70 go into the country. The beet cty
street. trst focr, M staira " -
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAh BQUARA-
Open every evening during the week, and We'd
sesday ana saturday in the afternoon eloek Prices
~. e.si fiyst: Io.ss a. me s.,.rtAansn. sen:i;, q
siinss Female ArsS Girls "tsmsis Hnstrsis. Bur
issQus Comic and Fancy Dance with ohssts variety
pslovmancs bs found st other place of amussaas
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

USOR SALE AT SING siNG-A NoDIRN BUILT Two
steYy double House. with two stores underneath dwell
ing part location eentral for busnese and within two
minutes walk Of the Hudson River Railroad. Tsrms easy
and made Known BY application TO Charles Archer 0l West
street. and Wm Lenerts Go Hudson street, j. Q. smith,
the premises
VNC BUiLDERS.-FOR SALE THREE LOTS OF 13 By
1y eet the easerly side OF Seventh between
Twelfth Thirteenth Upon entire Of
opposite block three sery houses have lately een erected
AL lots Of N by 70 the side OF Sixth
absve the Of Twentieth street. opposite the
church. rapidly improving neshborhood Ineach
the purchaser erect cling house for the subscriber
the adjoining lst Also snEly or parcels. ~ moderate
Of city, the whole Of the purchase for which
rman mortgage for term OF years at SIX Per cent
Apply 1T 7 Cedar street. northeast corner Broadwa
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

NJ RS. TRANCIs ANNE KENBLE WILL READ TIE
IVA play HENRY ", at the Society Literary Lecture
ROOM on Wednesday evening March 18th, TX O'clock
Tickets S to be had At the Irving House. the Astor House,
at M Iranc and HrCrowns Bookstores and at tie door
on the evening Of reading.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
TINTED STATES NAIL sTE AhERs BETWkEN NlV
York LverpoolThe ships poss1x this line
SAs ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nys.

ADRIATlC, Captain Graftsn.
Thsss ships having been built by contract expressly Dee
Service has taken In ths
sruotp, ass in thoir ennos, TO strength a14
their sneQual
sd for elegance or comsrt Price passsss from Nsv
York Liverpool, xI3p. Exclusive sf State RsoDa
charged noted the plans the cabins For fsSht %
''''"s EDWARD X COLLINS, "a south street, or "
BROWN, sHiPLEY CO., Liverpool
the ships OF ths line will sail henoe Saturday the
18th APRIL and leaving Liverpool on Wsdnesday ths
18th Of May and another viii sail hence for Liverpool o.
Saturday lth OF Nay and Liverpool Wednesday the
18th An experienced viii be attached 70 eaoh
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

PRIVATE EBALI-THEvALUABLE rHRIE-sroRY
n Brick House No. II North Moore street. the north
In good rsps-ths lot tventyone fees seven inches ey
seventy deep. Seventy Of the purchase
money may remain on bond mortgage years.
and possesssn had umediatsy For further paru
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

lust DISEHGAGED- "A YOUNG WOMAN, FULLY
competent TO undertake the cooking washing and iron
ing of small private family Best Of Please
inquire $40 Monroe foor ROOM
Of Nontgomery street. Can be seen for two dAYs.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

CTANDARD ROSES AT AUcTioN.-ADRIANB null
- fr Auctioneer Wall street. corner Of New, will SELL
Tuesday. March I7th ~ half pact 10 oeoeh splendid Sc
lection 81 New Rcses They selected with great
vhovt resssd 20 cost " Boil Florist, Brosdvsy COR
ner Of ffstb street Also choice collection OF Green
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

WALLu4LLA. as CANAL srRrKT LASTING sUc-
w Of unrivaled this classic
pie Of ArTen Of the beautiful ladies In the
hbit living pictures and statues and variety Of
mens Open nsht ~ O'clock
every Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

OPEN EVERY EvENINc. AT TEE GREAT HALL
Minerva koens Broadway Baynss original celebrated
series Of gigantic Pxnersma entitled VeyAge To EuroDs.
yisSs q Be..os 4: Hsbor Hshsa.
under the BRIDGES with view Of the
the Rvss Rhine exhibited in Bsstoa for weeks
aud since IN ths ettss q Baltmsre and Ash
Cldren H. Is boors open 6S.
moving ~. An exhibition Wednesday AAd Saturday
Aft 3 o'clock.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
$3.50 REWARD
SHERIEF'S SALE.

pY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias, is-
81 sued out of Charles County Court, in
the State of Maryland, a. the suit of James
FERGUSON s Gerard W. Grain, against the
goods and chaiiles, lands and tenemen.s of
Richard NJ. Dyer, to me directed, have
seized and taken in execution, all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, at law and
in equity, of the said Richard M, Dyer, in
and to one tract or parcel Of Land, called
and known by the name of "Boarman's
Manner" and others, containing two hun
dred and seventy acres, more or less and
hereby give notice, that on TUESDAY, the
2S,h inst, at the court house door, in Port
Tobacco, will offer for sale, the said proper
,y so seized and taken in execution, by pub~
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash.
J. R. ROBERTSON, Sheriff.
Nav 9th, 1850, ..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax
on Wednesday night, bringing later and
more important news from Europe, than
was brought by the Cambria. The Canada
left Liverpool on the 2Osh Of April. Among
her passengers are Count Bodisco, the Rus
sian minister and Mr.. Bullock, the abscond-
ing Cashier of the Savannah (Ga.) Railroad
Bank-the latter being in custody of an Of
fcer. We present our readers with the fol-
lowing items Of European news brought by
the Canada.
The steamer City Of Glasgow sailed for
New York on the 10Th, amid the acclama
lions Of 10000 people.
The Steamer Asia, of the Cunard line.
will be in readiness TO ties, her power with
the Atlantic, of the Collins line, and will
sail from Liverpool for Boston on the l7lh
of May, three days after the Atlantic, for
New York. Large bets are said tc be pend.
ing on the issue of the race
The intelligence from the manufacturing
districts is more cheering. Business gener-
allv was somewhat improved
The British Ministry met with another
signal defeat, and this time upon a por.i on
Of the Chancellor's budget. The defeat
came unexpectedly, and created grea. SEN
sation.
No actual outbreak has occurred on the
continent; but from France in particular
the reports indicate very critical state OF
affairs. The Socialists, as the elections dra "
near, evince the most deadly hatred towards
the present government. They have noml-
mated Eugene Sue their candidate for PARIS
The funds are sensibly affected.
A frightful loss of life occurred at Tan
gers on Monday, by the breaking down OF
the suspension bridge across the Loire, BY
which about three hundred men, of the | llh
regiment of light infantry were drowned.
The Pope has returned to Rome, and was
we'll received
There is nothing new Of a diplomatic
character relative TO the Greek question.
The Cabinet of Vienna has espoused the
cause of Denmark in the Schleswig contro-
versy, and the probability Of favorable So
luton of the question is farther removed
than ever.
The leaders Of the Hungarian revolution
having three months ago been summoned
to surrender within ninety days, all who
have not done so have been sentenced &c
death for contumacy; among them arc
Kossuth and others.
The Turkish fee, arrived at Malta on the
9Th ult, with about 900 refugees, and will
81 Il
and the United States.
A letter from Constantinople states tha
the diplomatic relations have been resumed
by the Porte and Austria.
The late news from Russia is fully con.
6rmed by the German and Austrian papers
| At the entrance of the Pope into Rome
there was no pomp nor public display be,
You'd his necessary guard and staff.
There is nothing to report from IRELAND
excep, the continuance Of favorable weather
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08

nenf ofateersisa .hdge, in the upper dis
mic. of this siale, made more reformers in
that judicial district than any uaher cause !.
Hadthe election been with the people, they
would havt in all probability elected one
equally as competent, and certainly more to
their satisfaction.
Now, my fellow citizens, as il is admit
ted as fixed fact, that you are capable Of
selfgovernmenb how in the name Of COM
mon sense does Planter arrive at the con-
Hclusion that the Judges of our courts will
be soiled in mind, body and soul by COM
& in contact with the sovereign people, that
pvern themselves? And must the
Judges elected by them necessarily be de-
based, merely from association during an
election campaign? | maintain and take
the broad ground, that you are capable Of
elec,ing all your agents, and tina. you ought
TO insist upon your rights and keep the pow
erin your own hands. Make your agents re-
sponsible Immediately to yourselves, and
you will find that you have better officers,
and more attentive and capable servants.
But do hope and trust tina, attachment
to the interests Of all parts of the State will
predominant in the Convention that is to be !;
{for it certainly will be,) and that sectional
and political feelings will give place to the
good Of tire whole.
Planter is mistaken in supposing Old
Charles to be an ot1ice-seeker. do not
expect to be candidate for any office
kshere are men more capable of filling Offices
at the hands of the people than myself, and
am sure the people have the sagacily to
select the most capable. But should ever
be, candidate, 1 will certainly call on Plan
ter for his vote, as am sure this commune
cation will put him in good humor with
himself, and all the world besides.
go, good old man; how we'll in thee appears
The constant service of this Democratic world
NNhen service sweat for duty not for reed
Thoa art not for the fashion, of these times
When none will sweat but for promotion
---it is not so with thee.''
look kindly on me then cannot bear severity ;
Ny hearts so tender, should you charge me rough
] should but weep and answer you with sobbing
But use me gently like loving brother,
And search through all the secrets of my soul.''
OLD CHARLES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
raj Rooms:


BILL IN MAssAcHUsETT
las still withholds its allegiance from Mr.
Webster, and is not at all satisfied with his
speech on Monday. 1t is particularly Sc
we're on the passage referring to the capture
of fugitive slaves, and denounces Mr.. Ma
sons bill, which Mr.. Webster supports, as
one, "the bare reading Of which causes the
blood of free Massachusetts man TO cur
die in his veins" 1t says il can have emo
vitality in Massachusetts," and when Mr.
W. shall have conquered the ''s,rong moral
and religious conviction agans, it, he "will
then have conquered, not the prejudces OF
Massachusetts, but Massachusetts herself''
In the Massachusetts House, however.
the day after Mr.. Webster's arrival in Bos-
ton, (ree-soiler offered resolutions concern
ing Mr.. Webser's course, and instructng
him to vote for the Wiimot proviso, Sc
The yeas and nays were taken, and the re-
suit was: For the resolutions, II; against
them, 1879. Another vote was taken and
ended thus. For rejection of the resolves,
122 to AZ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08

for Shipment at 100 cents aket-
To-day the market is unsettled "a dow inward
tendency. We could find only one parcel of Md.
red in market; it was of fair goGsaslusualty, and
brought | II cents; yesterday it would have COM
manded l20 cts. A parcel Of prime family flour.
white sold to-day at 1870 cts.
Corn-Prices have been uniform and steady
throughout the week at 53a54 cts: for white and at
81 cts. for yellow. The same rates continue TO
prevail to-day, and we quote ccordingiy
Oats.-The sales throughout the week have been
at 40a42 cents for good to bright prime lots, and
we quote accordingly.
ToBAcco.-The market opened this week with
much animation, the demand being mostly confined
to the common and good qualities, ranging from
ST and under-the finer descriptions, of which the
proportion Is unusually large, not being much in
demand. The sales comprise 400 hhds. Md We
quote as before, viz: Common Maryland $3.5Oa4:
good common S4a4.5O; brown S4a6; and fine
brown S6.50al0. Tobacco from the upper part
of Maryland is in good demand and sells readily
at high rates. We quote this description as fol-
lows: Tails or tips S35Oa6 seconds S5aS; red
ssal4; spangled sl0al5; and yellow sl5a2O.-
One hhd very fine yellow sold at s22. Generally
speaking, the quality of the crop from the upper
counties IN the State is not good as for some
years past. The inspections of the week comprise
1890 hhds. Maryland, and 1919 hhds Ohio-tota
1929 hhds. The total inspections this year are
1924 hhds. against 1884 hhds to the same period
last year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
AGRICULTURAL.
CurlrARM FOR MAY.

4
NMoRkGHrfARM FOR MAY.
The following extracts, which are made
from the usual monthly article in the Ame-
rican Farmer, will be found interesting to
ear agricultural readers:
Polaioes. we are tavaa III by the expe-
rience Of thefast four Years, tina, the early
planted potatoes have succeeded best, we
kadvise our friends to &c. in their fall crop
Irish potatoes, as early in this month az
.us ihey have 60, in their corn crop as pos
'ible. Ouropinion is, that they should be
in by The Goth of this month. For the
mode Of culture; we refer to page 307, March
number Of this journal; and will only re-
mark, tina, full crop Of this excelIen. root,
can only be obtained by boun.ful manu-
ring, perfec. and deep ploughing, and clean
1y culture, that when thus cultivated, it is
among the most profitable of all crops :;
whereas, when neglected, no reasonable
man should expect TO find anything bu, a
small product, and that as punishment for
his want of a,lention-for his neglect Of a
positive duty.
II
early this month, and no farmer or planter
should neglect putting in a sufficency to
feed his mich COWS during the entire fall,
and to enable him 10 alternate the feed of
his hogs during the first week or ten days
after he puts them up 10 fal,en in late fall.
When the vines first come up, dust them for
several mornings in succession, while the
leaves are wet with dew, with mixture
made Of ashes, plaster, Scotch snuff and
flour Of sulphur, in the following proper
tons: to every bushei, add l-2 bushel of
plaster, ID. Scotch snuff, and ID. of the
-four Of sulphur, mix the whole we'll ,oge,h-
er and dust the plants as above directed, IN.
til the striped bugs are no longer to be
dreaded. We have sometimes successfully
used decoction of assafe,ida The wa
'ering Of large patch of pumpkins with
this decoction, is tedious operation, bu,
then, when one has gone to the trouble of
pitching his crop, he should use all possible
means to preserve it from the destruction of
its insect enemies. One Of the surest plans
10 prevent the ravages of the striped bugs,
is TO 60 forth at early dawn, examine your
pumpkin hills, catch and kill the bugs. If
taken in hand with good heart, this is no,
so he1culean job as it first appears ta. be,
1t is one which child can perform as we'll
as, if not better, than grown person.
Root Crops.-lf you intend to cultivate
few acres in root crops, for your stock
which you should do-you should make
your arrangements SO as to get them in by
the middle Of this month. If you cannot
accomplish this duty thus early, the latter
part OF the month will answer very we'll.
AS domestic animals deligh, and thrive best
when their food is al.ernated, we would re-
commend tha. mangel wurtzel, sugar beet,
parnsnips and carrots, all be cultivated
This will allow Of change Of diet.
Manure.-The manure best adapted Ia
these roots is that which has undergone the
process Of decomposition, and thereby been
broken down in texture, as coarse manure
is apt to produce forked unsTgh,ly roofs
In this connection, we will remark, that 9
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08

the increase and secretion Of milk, besides
being highly relished by all other kinds OF
stock. When the leaves are thus gathered
from the beets, fresh ones Immediately put
GU. and are ready for being pulled every
two weeks.
Orchards.-lfnot already done, ,h- q
in orchards should be treated to az
soft Soap, Sulphur and Salt, mixed \
proportion Of l gallon Of soft Soaf
Sulphur, and quart Of Salt. Where
may be moss on the trees, or the baJ
rough, and dead in appearance, the
should be scraped before the mixture is
piled. And if it is 'long time ago" sin
your orchard was MANFRED, you will gre
~ improve your trees as we'll as thee
which they may bear, by harro,cin
moderate quantity of manure compo
3 parts marsh mud, ditch scrapings or
mould, l part bone earth, and part
The mass TO be we'll mixed togeihe
spread under each tree as far as ,hera
may extend, or as far you may suppos
roots may reach. The tree to bear
fine and fair, stands just as much in 4
OF food as does the man who labors FRI
gray morn to the setting Sun. All thin
that have life require to be fed, to pteserv(
them in vigorous health and usefulness.
Kindness to .animals.-Uncle Bill in
one Of his Barn Yard Lectures, and he i:
an old coon at that, says: 'Keep up nv
boys, such social and friendly intercourse
with the tenants Of your stable, and barn
yard, and over your pig styes, that they
may be as tame as kittens, and prick up their
ears and wag their tails whenever you ap.
proach them.
"Animals will not thrive even on apple
pie if they must eat their allowance will,
fear and trembling expecting every momen
to have horn Knocked off, or pitchf ork
thrust into their sides by the cross keeper
who, | am clear TO say, is something
more of brute than those that have the
misfortune to be under him Cattle fee
kindness and are sensible of gentle treat
fment, as quick as humans. Animals know &
kind master quick enough /; the we'll treated
COW or young heifer will rub her face
against, and the horse lay bis head owe
your shoulder. Il is so in some families
the children are kind, well behaved, or low
ing to their guardans-whiie others, wher
they see the parent lift his hand to scratch
his ear, dodge three or four at time, ex
pecling q blow or box on the ear. Som
men can't come within squirrels jump o
their own animals. Kind treatment render
Them easy To manage or to trea. in case O
sickness, or accidents; Witar by bad usag
they are rendered as wild as deers and as
cross and savage as catamounts"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08

The Democrats of our county heldo
Convention at the Court House yesterday
afternoon, and appointed JOHN +. SroD-
DERT, JOHN H. DiGGEs, WALTER M1rcH-
ELL and JAMES E. KEEcH, Esqs. Delegates
to the State GubeInatorial Convention
The following gentlemen were selected as
alternates DR.. G. G. Brown, F. STONE, N
SToNEsTREET and JOHN F. GARDINER,
Esqs. The proceedings Of the Convention
will appear in our next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
NOTICE.

VIE Commissioners Of Charles County will
i meet at the Court House on SATURDAY, the
18th inst. All persons having claims against the
County will please present them that day, as it
will be the last day the Commissioners can devote
to that business. The several Collectors will also
please make their returns. &C., &c.,
The Commissioners will ~s!ss- meet on Monday
the goth instant for the purpose Of app6E.stzr
lectors for the County. By order,
JAMES MCCORMICK, Clerk
IN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
WHIG MEETINGS.

TIVE Wings of Charles county will meet at their
l. respective places of holding elections, on
MONDAY the goth inst, to appoint twenty Dele
gates from each District to meet in Convention in
Port Tobacco on TUESDAY, the 18th inst, for the
purpose of appointing four delegates to represent
this county in the Gubernatorial Conventions y hich
is to meet in Frederick city on THuRspAY, the 9th
day of June next.
NAV Sim.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT ALIENS
FRESH.


AT a meeting of the Democrats of the Cd
Election District, held at Aliens Fresh, on
Saturday. 4sh May. upon motion, FRANCIS
Fl. DIGGEs was called 10 the Chair, and n.
L. DUTToN, appointed Secretary. ~
The following gentlemen were then Sc
lected Delegates from the District to the
County Convention, to be held in Port To-
bacco on 9TH inst.-FRANCls H. DICGEs,
BENJAMIN d. PENN, PEREGRlNE DAVIS
and JOHN Ii. DIGGEs, with The power to
fill any vacancy.
JOHN II. DIGGEs offered the GLOWING
resolutions which were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resozred, Tha, the large experience of
BENJAMIN G. Howard, in public affairs, 10
addition TO his other eminent qualifications
for the station Of Chief Magistrate OF our State,
give him marked superiority in our iudg-
ment over the other prom!nen. men spoken
of for the office.
Resolved. That the Delegates chosen a,
this meeting, be requested to use their in
luence in the County Convention, to CON
centrate the opinion Of said Convention IN
favor o! his nomination, and TO select dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention to carry
out their wishes.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Port Tobacco
Times.
FRANCIS H. DIGGES, Chm.
! n. I. DUTToN, Sec'y.