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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

THE ClrY FINANcEs-AGAIS-W continue
our citations he Annua Report 9th CITY Controller
mentioned In general yesterday Il vii be observed
by lie suboued statements thst he reaRoom SuppAes'
3r he year s19 alone amounted 10 more thar ELEVEN
THous,Su DoLLAR, which "a excess over ie previous
year 90 ueary -Four TAoasliA-or a. s66 ~ The grand
Aggregate fjr e Tea-Ro1u the past three ysIr' Is
considerably over Twenty four Thousand Doanor more
precisely. s-L46 as. Illus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

CAsE oF >rABBiNc.-At a. eary hour GA Ss,ur.
tsv morning "a .or rsrnei Wi8srn Andersor fund
81 s-Nie ID u-ersloi1y IN Wser-sL welle1ng IN nj.
haat lie bad received two sShs b. ~ bsck Do va roi
ssr-r,aius! now ne mater occurred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19


4- of vaoa-a -sls.oa ei 57 NJ Ssrger- -.-lste.
1- De ---~- q -er-s sr.ts- a,l Nulhsg wAs entire
.y Destroyed ty fro The ta-ss sas lnoccuPiec. So O.
.tf- rl1e
-ktiooc.ecs Ia, aishrs sre ~as discovered 4 -
Cs-Hs r's-- Do wa. pgi on, without damage aa4 " 10
olt s.sra. By re- p-o-r, sr-.vA. q he iremen
SHIPS There = considerable sctyty IN on
.-7ysrts TIE Coyer. have steamboat. under vsy
jacob Be-. 80, stir 'or A. sous q Phi.ade-
at vh1 AL employ her .- De Chns trade Westerys-
.5'r er s1rd Hnrkel W-te. .Vo steamers or he
Savannah lne. s-i .hor-v % a. ne see Cd. ship or
Troa.1san : NephcE for L.~rrpoo. wors TIE Henv
a. 1ss been -cstted Ar wi. sA under comnAad
u Caps F-rca Mr. Gunae 49, - arsi Of rs North Sea
SIP. ander repair. re Tobacco Wharf Asmsg steamer
- the PotoIasc hss us zen ianchet By Thos CoryeF
and lie Island CITY which ae hAs 1st coa.s-,si = lev
running h-noe TO Pe-siki1
TsE TARTAR The fine ship Tartar sailed
on Ss.ariay Tor Cantor VI IN The following Nssoure.
Rev Mr Tamsxe syc vile Missionaries OF he American
Board @ Commi. 'rer. = Foreign Mission. Ms. {.
T-n1eg. Missionary ~ h- Protestant Episcopa Board
y - sperm Missionary o., ne Me- hodis Board M. Ia
ser Missionary OF the S0ua ern Baptist Boar- Mr OF
oer', q Ules. y Z Nj y H,,cheock. 81 New-Yors
" alley. Of Nev-asvcs. Cor, NJ B-vsrt % Phil
A1e.phla Chur. Chinese.
STABBED A mau named Carroll got info ga ne
,ercaaon N.a stranger 10 scsmmel-st IS, nlghL sni
Was stabbed In four or sve pa By the site. vlo Fed
and hSs not Yet been caggh,
LosI-Wm Blake seaman employed on
board ne smack NewYor. about ? year. Of sge.
cdeniay knocked overbosrd ard lost In he BAY Sunday
uorai-g H's friends reside Ia Phi sdsphs
CHILD BuRNED TO DEArH-The Coroner held
Inquest Yesterday upon toe body Of Leonsrd Buekey
1ersnE boy Of four years sx- whose parents reside
In sixty F'rsist the seventh avenue, whose desih
q O'Clock 90 Saturday, tight The litie sufferer
severely burned hat e died few hours afer he accident
A verdict rendered 10 accordance with the above
facts
ARREST. FOR ~r.BBiNC.-The premises Ot + elk
Heigau house keeper A. 1eg Cbanbersst
tered ate hour Saturday night by party u row
dies. who Immediately commenced IL MOI shing tue iurn
rrc glass &C. NJ Hegan interfcred 10 prevent he DE-
strlc1uu 90 bs properly, when OF The party
stabbed hn in The shoulder With ArEe knife The Third
Wst Police we're DE spot and succeeded IN A.
resrE lrcr % ne part who tsken before Justice
NUur.urt and committed FOR examination. Their names
are Martin kinney. BERNARD ca shan, and Wm. White -
The wound iraced uQon Mr Hegan severe bur i not
-1rs.4rre- 0i very dangerous character
ARREST % AZ Old OFFENDER-Iolm Mclean
, well known thief AIKEN ino custody Yesterday, by
Constable Josephs q the Fourth Ward having IN his
brown overcoaL black frock cost together with
two shirts and elk handkerchief for which owners are
wslied A. he Lower Police Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19
CALIFORN
Things in san Francisco.

P,ogy,.s Of Building San Fraae'oo Renf' The
Custom HoBss The Gdnblsys Ssd1eyf. Prics
... Heyoris from The Mnes Enornous R1fe, OF Va
I0fs CONTINUED immigration and DfsoorfsHf.
fI,ore0s~nfs. ShHs, Ppofs and L2hf Ho1ses Me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

~rRiou. ATFHAY xEAR BLCE LicEs-On Mon
Ia - T---c p.v Of vul-E n-n, s-i--is a. - u y
-. frs-- e Weu. COZ cunning az p il-if rir = a.
.- % ~ 90 tas pren..es u A. "a Ia1 raree ~
49, - A. arose tef-u poE. .1 wtlcn srlc-rt
- t.-rf-I 80 -o-rird ln - trs4sr 11t lot 1sn
,..V ~ cfsrE- 81 BIRD -n0t aisclGrEed from goa
TIE party s5f- ih- you-z n.sn o. ne L-cA.
% - .xhf q % akf - cd E-n her1-iy 49,
-. ed n 3 sCl-- p4ry o. cs.2l-- severely oezrn
~ lMaysrls AZ Esyis, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

e The 81 J0Aa Y Ne1rs has enlisted IN
The e.uss Of indepoDeenee ard .aDexAEou Win E--!
v~ssee b1ds aesGncs 70 DC thTesa u Ear Grey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

STA MoSsrER-CaEt B.aDkeUsnip u he
steamer WiAla Seatrook. - $50 Bgn'er % ne pa--
er..r. ou 4 recent lrr 9i -- r1A io -efElnan- were
- 81 W ne sigtL u Do o ne Frriale -ea-ef --i
bal -. occasional Zen seer % or nlr-l--1 Arf. e
-.t ~-tts -siathan of he Dep hat we snou1 tlIs
-ot DE srscrpuol Kivea us ~ y So-.d p-sr % ---l
a nAr.0a WIZ II sepenrEe 49, 1sss II Nt1zii -lir
sI
Tee h1.i e.. .ere or Sunday A. ant a i-@ A-rrr,o-
H. enc 1sv WIN tire vicinity of Pgr k1ga >oln1
sr.. yer -.- Cs.tsr a--srio1 y - aIrsctre r a.
-ct A. sLzcc- .nt. beng sa,st-t = 10 - a. ~ 30
.. "a "a. ivlrg crralrs cf 4r-sra4 spg-sraacr
~ r. n " a. rdlc-1 d-T a. sat-~ a from - o.
- -sr.e III oraer % .s1.iy ~. We -he err
40 III ~ OF t- pssserg-rs we're sru1r1 rEn. o
rAlm he ha1 rs-ngy r-mArk1d tAt perhsps a ~.
-. s.rr-rt - 1biscf was spprO8c1e1 % WIN ancli
t.-tv levi ar mary board hr sir.insf had sooi
- II H. a. q a. u aoo1i 'oqr nc IA iatnou' N1lef
49, A. - rue moving susci-rly 20 create -rp 3.
sn q ~. 1i "a sEsin $500 '9r Snort u-e
. fs vake VI ne s-rzrr lt's f-fr-rlinc ~ sonr ~
- -....ry@-s ~ Aca cocvsrsct % ce some -
80 II lsnktA vitA bosy cf rrcr1cns p1k, ar1 ne-1
.u. IL sze Of aogsbssl. ard r--efl1nZ ~ spp-af-
49, 49, ,f.t- a tyssor Tr- uC-ster -ot a. lac
80 iCEaIes-1u ; c. Co1rier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19
Pest Once Operatives.

The Postmaster General has sstahhshsd the kl
io~ins rev Post OfSess or he Yea seainx hsreA 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

AccInEVr-Two hinder cars ~ The down tram
l SATURDAY oil sa, ou uis Ere Ra-raai. were drown -
~ road by : troken r.iL The scciel, happened i's
9ve Narrow sburg The cars rolled down a. eroAnsneD
1ol, tsu cet There bg ~ Passengers 40 10 ore
rss much u.arss ssy hsd her shoulder bruised anc
rs.len A. Por. Jsrv.s TIE rain was detained soori
nr-e hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

ARREST % AZ OLD 0FFENDER.-J0.m Ne Lean.
, well known thief AIKEN custody Yesterday, by
Constable Josephs q the Fourth Ward, having In his pos
session brown ov-rcoaL black rock coat together I'm
slris aad handkerchief for which owners are
wslied a. he Lower Police Couu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

ne sscnaa,e q tie required . 10 fAs-S " IA
sr ~ Ts.r asa a. szbznzsd IA C0nno- Sosset %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

STABBED A mau named Carroll got info su ne
,ercaaon Nh stranger % Scsmme..-.t IS Might sni
STABBED IN four sve p,ac .by the alter who ED
md hSs not Yet been caggh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19
CITY ITEMS.

MoNo.Y AFrESS0oS. March a.
Flzrs On tie morning u Friisy a. o.co,-S
.- o.f vaot-a -a..oa ep. -i t7 NJ ssTger- --us,ea
1- e -@- q N1e-r-s gr.ts- ae- Nrthss ~as entire
r se.c~ea b., s-r The to-so ass 1noceupied. sli q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

LosI-Wm Blake seaman employed on
,oafd re smack NewYor. about ? year, Of age.
cdeniay knocked overheard ard lost in he Bsv sunday
norai-g Ills friends reside 10 Phi .sdsphs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19

FROM 81. LUCIA-The 50. Lscfa PaIladssm %
be- 25th OF January .ays The Sugar crop e p'oee~dng .
veil may be- and unaecompsned, - far a. We have
earned by any % hos. AID s.sns which but tcD
@n darkon hs prospects u lne West India Planter herr
ybars most expected gssr fuis fsuunersfiys u
is previous labor and Although The already sesni
sborng foros OF tho country has been considerably DO
-rorAtsd by Tho cad rsvssss Of The smspos, and Va"
rssuzns Kttsr Of republican madness la Tho Dsixhbos
og Island of Msrunique yet Q good dsal % hops
F 10 mo way u Improvement rom ths fefpf0fe
wen ard promised Of Liberated AeaDs Ground proyi
.,us are plentiful and Of cOafss chssp-fsJins manic,
nd pAnains b " he lover orders Ia ~ LaciA
vhat potatoes and TgDsseOrn ased 70 ~ % hS
8afbsfansl ssiaz 10 me maftet a sss han halt ~
frees they bore during tho umss VI slavery {" ms Ap
Jrsnuceship system
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21
BALTIMORE MARKET,
SATURDAY, August II, 1885,

GRA1S.-Wheat.-On Wednesday sales of or
binary to good reds soalO0 cts of good to prime
at lo0alO5 cts; of white Wheats at IO5alIO cts.
Yesterday and to-day the supplies fell of, and there
being demand from shippers, prices again rallied,
and sales were made at sOa!0O cts. for ordin ry
to good reds, and at lOOalO6 and lOs cts for good
to prime. Sales also of white Wheats at lOSalI2
cts; and of family Flour white at lI5al2O cts.
Corn.-On Wednesday the sales of white were
at 6oa62 cts, and of yellow at 63a64 cts. To-day
prices still lower; the sales being 59a6l
for white and 60a63 cts. for yellow. The market
showed symptoms of less activity as the day ad
vanced, with tendency to decline.
Oats.-Prices have been steady throughout the
week. at 25a3o cts. for dark parcels and 3Oa35 cts
for bright.
ToBAcco.-The receipts of Maryland Tobacco
continue to be light There is good inquiry for
the medium grades, which readily taken at pre-
vious prices. We continue, viz: Common Mary
land So .50a4; good common 81 $50; brown 81
a 6; and fine brown $3.50 10. The inspec-
tons fthe week are 573 hhds. Nd, 463 hhds Ohio
total lO36 hhds. The total inspections this year
are 25,O47 hhds. against 3O333 hhds to the same
period last year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

about four inches broad; cut out little in
the centre, so that it will fit the nose and
mouth, leaving i. abou, lhree-fourths Of an
inch thick over the end Of the nose and
mouth moisten it well and squeeze it out,
SO as to prevent its dripping fasten string
TO the outer edge Of the sponge, on each side
of the face and tie it back Of the head, and
one can work, in a perfect smother for
hours; might say days without sny Of those
sensations that are always ex-
perIenced without any such precau,ion.-
This will not obslruct the breath one-,en.h
part SO much as piece Of gauze will when
drawn over the face. ] would rather give
one dollar per day for good sponge than
10 tend threshlng machine without it,
american .Agricu1urist.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN conformity to the Ac, Of the General
Z Assembly of Maryland passed at d.
her session, lS49, entitled IAN Act Ia pro-
vide for the taking the sense Of The people
upon the expediency of calling Convention
to frame a new Constitution and Form Of
Government for this State, and to provide
for The election Of Delegates to such Con-
ventiun,'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, tina, an
election will be held at the usual places of
holding elections in the several election
districts in Charles County, on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY (being the Alb day. Of
September next, for The purpose Of choosing
four Delegates to represent said County in
the Convention ITO frame q new Constilu-
ton and Form Of Government" which is 10
meet al The City of Annapolis on the frs.
Monday Of November, 1850.
JOHN r. ROBERTSON. Sheriff
August 21-,e.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.

VIE exercises of the Young Ladies
Academy of the Visitation, Of Frederick
city, Nd, will be resumed on MONDAY the
End day Of September. The grounds hav-
ing been enlarged by recent purchases,
both the health and amusement Of the pu-
pills will be greatly promoted. An excel
lent PHILOSOPHERS! apparatus, no, hitherto
possessed, now affords facilities for the
study Of Philosophy and Chemistry. The
annual pension for Board, Tuition, Washing,
SC. is Sll9, payable half yearly in advance.
Music, Drawing, Languages, Sc, form extra
charges. Entrance fee S.. For further in
formation direct post paid, to the 'Direc,-
ress of the Academy" Frederick City, Md.
Aug. 81, 1S50-2t*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

FAcTs ON WHICH EVERY MAN MAY MAKE
HIS OWN CoMMENTs.-Five negroes who
had runaway from this State, were last week
captured in Pennsylvania and brought back
10 Baltimore. When taken they were found
to be ssarmed ariM revoluers and kniueS."
On the nigh, Of The Sh, w. L. Chaplin, a
Preacher, and Editor Of the Portfolio, an
Abolition paper published at Albany, N. Y.
was detected in carrying off two slaves
from Washington, D. c. He was carried
back to the city and committed 10 prison.
All three were armed with REvoLvERs,
which were freely used against the officers,
who secured them. Who furnished the
Negroes with REvoLvERs 10 July 1S49,
there was meeting of abol,ionisls at Sy-
racuse, New York. AT that meeting the
following Resolution, which we think is a
full answer to the preceding question, was
adopted -
"Resolved, That instead Of sending b.
6les among the slaves, we had infinitely bet
ter adopt the suggestions Of the memorable
Liberty Party's Address to the slaves, and
supply them with PIsToLs!'
Chaplin will be tried in this S,aie.-.Md.
Republican.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

Las! year our village was almost entirely
exempt from sickness, which we attributed
to the commendable exerlions made by our
fellow-citizens to keep the place clear of Of
fensive and deleterious matter. We would
do we'll to use the same precaulion this year.
Now is the time to begin. Remember tba,
"delsys are dangerous and that health is
one Of the creates, blessings we can enjoy
Without health, none can enjoy the plea
sures and comforts of this life, and we &C,
very unwisely when we lose sight of this
truth. Let US then--,he inhabitants of the
villsge-exers ourselves, by ell means in
Our power, to preserve each others health.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles county, Md, letters Testamentary on
the personal estate of WILLIAM j. THOMPSON late of
said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hbt the same with the vouches thereof to the sub
scriber before the expiration of six months. They
may otherwise be excluded by law from all benefit
of said deceaseds estate.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of August
1850. WALTER A. HAISLlP, Exe'r
aug 2l-4t. of VIM. ]. Thompson.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21
FALL DRY GOODS,
at WHOLESALE.
August 21-te,

HAMILTON, EASTER s. CO., No. 213
AA MARKET STREET, Baltimore, are now
receiving by direct arrivals at Baltimore, and
per packets and steamers via New Y ork and
Boston, splendid
Stock of Foreign Fall Goods,
of their own Importation, selected by one Of
the firm in the best European Markets dur
ing the past summer.
The assortment will be found to include
RIcH FANCY, and the most select styles Of
STAPLE GOODS of every description.
We solicit an examination from Whole
sale Purchasers generally. and particularly
from close buyers 'cho pay promptly, to
such we will offer goods in quantities TO
sui, at Importers prices.
The great extent and variety of our stock
can only be appreciated by personal &C.
animation which we urge on all buyers Wis
ling Baltimore.
Aug. 2l-4t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

IMPROVING Grass LANDs.-The follow
,ug IS valuable statement respecting rails
sng Of grass, which is taken from an agricul-
.ural journal, and is attributed to an old ex-
perienced practical farmer:-Er. paper.
81 will take an old piece Of herdgrass, tn d,
al present yields less than half a ton Of hay
per acre, and at the end Of FIVE years, with
on, breaking up, fresh seeding, or manuring
in any way whatever, will raise the crop
TO two and d half tons per acre and this
will do by merely permitting the crop to
stand and vegeiste before cutting. By now
ing the crop sooner than thar, the roots bleed
and DIE Out, and that is the reason why .
second crop does not spring for long time
after. ] once purchased fifth par, of a
crop Of timothy on one Of the Islands of The
Delaware, with the intention Of cutting nv
lot 81 the same time the other four purcha-
sers cut theirs; but was called from home,
and il was not done until the seeds would
vege,a,e. ] though. my bay was spoiled,
but it was preferred TO that Of all Others for
horse feed and behold the next year my
10. Of land yielded double the crop Of the
others, and al The end Of five years, it had
increased to two and half tons per acre,
having overgrown all others grasses-a uni
form crop five fee! in height, and preferred
before all others a, the market. Since tina.
J have never cut timothy until the seeds
will just vegeta.e; and would take poor
field that shows only few spears Of limo
thy growing in it, and by these simple
means, engage in five years to cut two and
a half tons Of superior hay to the acre pro-
vided the land be suitable TO the growth oil
the crop.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE

R EDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.
>HE Exercises of this institution will BE-
- resumed on MONDAY the Cd of SEP
TEMPER. The number of Teachers has
been increased by two additional professor
ships. An excelen. Philosophical Appara-
tus now affords facilities for the study Of
the Physical Sciences not hitherto possess
ed. For further information direct, DOS,
paid, to CHS. STONESTREET,
aug 2l-3t. President.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

A MEETING of the Candidates for the
~ Reform Convention will be expected al,
Mr.. WILLIAM Smiths STORE, Cross Roads,
in Nanjemoy, on FRIDAY evening. the 23d
instant. at O'Clock. All, without dis,inc-
ton of party, are respectfully invited to al
tend. Addresses will be delivered on the
occasion. Aug. l6, 1850
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

DYsENTARY.-Ths disease, which pre-
walls to considerable extent, at this season
of the year, and which is not unfrequenllv
produced BY unripe fruit, may be very east
ly cured, by very simple remedy.
Let US give our patrons remedy worth
S years subscription and the beauty is, it
is within reach Of every person. After all
other remedies fail, then take handful of
White Oak Bark and pour over i. boiling
water. Let i. stand until sufficiently cool
TO drink, then sweelen with sugar, and take
half tea-cup-lull three times a day u
seldom fails to cure after the first or second
dose. It's "dog cheap medicine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21
NOTICE..

I HEREBY CERTIFY. That LEONARD
4 II. CANTER has filed. in The Clerks
Office of Charles County, his Bond as Con-
stable Test:
r. H. MITCHELL, Clerk.
9fAny business placed IN my hands
will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
LEONARD H. CANTER.
Aug. 81, 1S50-3t.*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

To GUARD THE LUNGS WHILE THREsH-
ING.-The following may be depended up
on as q perfectly safe and convenient mode
Of guarding the lungs while ,hreshing, as
have tested it for several years and never
knew it to fail: Take piece Of fine sponge
sbou, two inches thick in The centre, and
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21
For the Times.
THE GROWING TOBACCO CROP.

Mr. EDITOR: As one interested in a small
way in the growth Of Tobacco, ! thank you
for your promptness in noticing the errone-
Gus statement, as / conceive it to be so far
as relates to Charles county, put forth by
the Baltimore American relative 10 the grow
ing crop Of Tobacco in Maryland. The
statement Of that paper was predica,ed on
letters received from various parts Of the
State, and as we are left in doubt, whether
or not reference is therein made to this
county, it becomes our duty, think, to
join you in denying its applicability to the
crops of this part Of the State. You have
correctly stated the causes that delayed us
in the planting of our crops, and you nigh,
have added, that the worm and other causes
have prevented large number Of Planters
from getting any thing like fair stand of
plants, whereby the prospect Of an average
crop was further diminished In the neigh
bothood in which reside, there are indeed
very few good crops and many very inferior.
From all the information can get The same
causes have produced like results through
out the county. The weather has not been
so propitous either as the correspondents
Of the ''American" would indicate. We all
know that tobacco delights 10 light and
frequen. showers, bu, such drenching rains
as have recently fallen, too often prove fatal
to ii in many localities, and such has been
the effec, Of the late rains upon good share
of the crop of your humble correspondent
The Farmers and Planters of our State and
elsewhere have too often experienced the
injurious effects upon their interests, of news
paper reports sen! forth from the large COM
mercial cities, and | think i, duty of the
county papers, when satisfied of the facts,
az you: Mr.. Editor, have done, to
expose the falsi,y Of these reports. If the
statement Of the Baltimore "American" does
not truly represent the condition of the
growing crop Of tobacco in other counties,
] hope to see the papers therein also give
to it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

Mass MEETING AND BARBECUE. The
Wings will hold Mass Meeting and Bar
becue, in Port Tobacco, on Thursday, the
2eh inst. Mr. CLARKE, the Wing canJi-
date for Governor. will be present, we I'M
ders!and, and address the meeting.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-21

The will case of Keli,a Suit and others
VS.. William NJ Bean and others, which had
engrossed the attention Of Court for nearly
three days, was brought to close on last
Monday, the decision being in favor Of the
defendants. This case had been removed
from Charles County Cour,-St. .Mary's
Rooco,