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have Just learned the follow ing additional particulars In
relation 70 the melancholy occurrence of which apprzed
you this morning man BY the name OF Msckay, or Nc
Coy, io Iodgngs Betzhpovers hotel. iour miles OF
town. He was placed In the same room with VIM Belz.
hoover sleep. From unknown cause, he got up
during the night and stabbed VIM b. who by his cries Tor
help alarmed the house. Mechoir Bezboover fastened 10
the assistance OF his brohs when he ed Mcoy
who stabbed hin the heart. Melchoir died Instantly
The bakecrer also stabbed in the lace not dan.
geronsy wounded Wan Bezhoovef died from the effects
Of his to-day The murderer has been ar
rested and committed 10 jail but ha Is badly beaten that
the prison physician he live Had the DO.
lice from the city arrived Tho ground they did
the Murderer would have been ynched by the engaged
people No Unsigned for the murder
There are plenty Of boats running No prospects OF
rain.
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MILL attend the prosecution of claims before Consre
w various executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10Th Streets
Octa--n
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GENCY, Wsshtngton.--The undersigned, late o. y IA
n specton branch OF the Post Office Department, offers
ces 70 na contractors generally, and those Of the
section psrculariy with The a. urancs that his removal EAR
dose not initiate against the character he has for many ~
tanned 10 the department for honesty capacity and
refers 10 bis associates In Office of parties with men
consent, 70 sustain him therein. =, q
All orders 10 attend TO business Of every nature a. sd
government, will be thankfully received and promptly
July 4--du ,.ss of Post Once Depsrn''s
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You will observe that the in this year
Of 'tacory ruin" when trade Declines" IL for SIX
months larger than for the whole year lsis The goods
hat come down are partly wcolen and the de
mand for ihem this has diminished the quantity
TO this market. Agsni leather. The following hides
up the tannses, and the leather brought backs
Z -
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BALrIMoRK, Sept ls--5. p. IN.
The Gxbernaforial Discussion Arriual Of the Ottoman
Envop-The Guano Trads.-Largs Arrivals -Jsn
IT,. n1oxk-fs Ne II Y..saEtaftte
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d n. HooE a co.. wholesale and Retail Dealers y
csrpetinr, OIL cloths, mating, rugs curtain msaenas
sheetne house furnishing goods generally
d. C.
Aug 0o--1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
BALTIMORE MARKE EFT.
November %. 1S5


GRA1S-W hcat.-The market has been pretty
we'll supplied throughout the week, and the trans
actions show no material variation in prices. The
sales of good to prime Nd. and Va. reds have been
uniformly made at 100 los cts, with an occasi-
onal parcel of extra prime at LOG cents. To-day
we quote good to prime reds at 100 los cts, and
inferior to good at SO a 100 cents
Corn.-Od Corn has been uniform in prices
throughout the week, with sales of Md. white at |
"a g. cts and of yellow at 63 Sd cts. New white
at SIS Sc cents, and new yellow at 81 So.
Oats.-Prime lots at 81 SO, and inferior at "a
SO cts.
ToBAcCo.-The market this week has been ra-
Their quiet, shippers having mostly withdrawn on
account Of the discouraging prices on the Cont
ncnt which are still much too low to induce ship
ments The demand for consumption continues to
clear the market of the lower grades Some pur'
olascs made by shippers have heen resold. the pre-
sent rates being higher here than elsewhere. A
mong the transactions of the week we note a sale
eff 90 hhds. fine Maryan at $50 $40. Some
parcels of Ground Leaf have been sed at $50 S.,
mostly at Sc ST. We quote as before: Common
Md. $3.50; good common Sc; brown S5.5Oa7; and
fine brown S7alO. The inspections of the week
are 327 hhds. Md, $50 hhds. Ohio and 2 hhds
Ky-total $40 hhds. The total inspections this
year are SO, 559 hhds. against A. 445 hhds. to the
same period last year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

TREATMENT OF SCARLET FEyER.-Dr.
Lindsly, of w asington, in letter to the Bos-
ton Medical and Chirurgical Journal, strong
Ily recommends the mode of treatment of
scarlet fever resorted TO by DR.. Scheemann,
physician to the King of Hanover. |. is as
follows, and exceedingly simple:
"1reatment of Scarlet Fever by hume
tton.-From the first day Of the illness, and
as soon as we are certain of its nature, the
patient must be rubbed morning and evening
over the whole body with piece Of bacon,
in such manner that with the exception
of the head, covering of fat is everywhere
applied. In order to make this rubbing-in
somewhat easier, it is best to take piece Of
bacon the size Of the hand, choosing part
still armed with the rind, tina, we may have
q firm grasp. On the soft side of this piece
Sits are to be made, in order TO allow the
oozng out of the fat. The rubbing must
be thoroughly performed, and not too quick
ly, in order that the skin may be regularly
saturated with the fat The beneficial re-
suits of the application are soon obvious;
with rapidity bordering on magic, all, even
the mos. painful symptoms of the disease,
are allayed; quiet sleep, good humor, ap-
petite return, and there remain only the i'm
patience TO quit the sick room"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
WEEKLY
BAL TIMORE PATRIOT.

WILL be commenced on Saturday, the 9TH of
w January, 1851, the publication of the WEEK
LY BALTIMORE PArR1oT, at the Office of the Dali
ly and Tri-Weekly Patriot This paper will be
issued every Saturday morning, on a large double
medium Sheet containing all the news of the week,
by the Mails and by Telegraph Political, Literary
and Miscellaneous and will also contain full and
accurate account of the Baltimore Market. This
will be of the best and cheapest papers publish
ed in the United States, and for the country reader
must be invaluable.
Besides its general news, it will be decidedly
Wing in its politics. giving expression in each
Der to the great conservative union measures which
have always characterized the Wing party, and
which have been maintained by the Daily Patriot
for so many years.
TERMs.-l copy, one year, Sl50; copies, to
one address, year, Sc; 10 copies to address,
one year, $40; and at that rate for any number "a
bove ten copies-the cash to be sent, in all cases,
before the paper will be forwarded.
CTCopies will be furnished in wrappers at the
Counting Room at two cents each.
Address, post paid
ISAAC MUNROE & CO.,
nov 81. Baltimore Md
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
F. & M. TAYLOR
HAVE just received very large increase to
IL Il their previous stock of
DRY GOODS.

HAVE just received very large increase to
IL Il their previous stock of
DRY GOODS.
comprising splendid assortment of all kinds of
goods in their line. The prices, too, are lower than
in the carly part of the season. Our stock of dress
silks is large and desirable, viz:
Small figured and brocade silks of the latest styles
and patterns; colored silks of various Styles suit
able for either mantillas or dresses; black water
ed silks and visetes A coored and black vel
vets for do; bonnet and other millinery silks;
French merinos, full range of colors; printed me-
rinos and cashmeres, very superior, in styles and
patterns; sup. white merino, for children's wear,
&c; satin brocade ameriqua; emb'd, printed and
plain French mouselines; brocade sylvaunies;
lyonese cloths, high colors; Irish poplins, with
beautiful lustre; beautiful assortment of NOUS
Inns, ranging from IL l-2 % cts per yard;
large stock of English prints, of new and desir-
able styles and fast colors; second mourning
mouslln prints
Bay State and Waterloo long shaw!s, in large va
riety; square Bay State Shawls, with plain GEN.
centres scarlet cashmere palm shawls, beauti-
full and fashionable article; second mourning and
black shawls, in variety; bonnet ribbons, in va
riety, some beautiful styles atreduced prices
Superior neck ribbons; drawn ribbon for trimming
velvet; ribbon, braidngs, silk cord, drop buttons,
Chiefs fannels for sacking, and Bay State cloths.
viz: scarlet, crimson, drab blue and other coors,
Alpaca, lambs wool and thibet hose; white silk
hosiery; black raw silk do. in variety; ladies' silk
and merino vests
Genemens silk and lambs wool vests; lambs wool
drawers; flannels in variety, some beautiful and
scarce desert ptions, viz: double miled and Welsh
fannels Ga and "a domestic, very fine and soft;
fine twiIled llannes for drawers &C.; red yell
low, green, black drab and grey fannels, with
their several varieties and qualities; canton fam
nels, white and colored
Fine bed blankets, also medium qualities; 200 pair
negro blankets, at low prices: IA Ia & l0-4
best makes bleached sheeting; damask table lin
ems, in variety; damask napkins; huckabak tow
ellings Russia diapers, crash, &c
Table and piano covers; damask moreens; Persian
table covers; black Preach cloths, an unusually
superior article; doe skin and other cassimeres;
French plaid cassimereS, a very scarce and fash
lonable article: some olive and steel mix ed cloths.
suitable for boys wear; fancy colored cassnets
for youths; hnseys, fulled cloths and other ser.
wants wear
Carpeting: floor oil cloth in variety; passage oil
cloths and colored striped linens; cocoa and man.
lila door mats
We have full assortment of goods, entering in
to general consumption, and desire our friends to
give US CALL F. q Nj. TAYLOR.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 81, 1850,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

BROTHER JONATHAN for the Christmas
Holidays, and New Years, 1851. has been
sent to US by Wilson s. Co., the New Y DIRK
publishers. 1t would be almost impossible
to overa,e the splendid collection Of engrav-
ings which appear in this magnificent Christ
mas sheet, The fine large spirited picture
of .tlhe Country Girl in New Y ork," is a
master piece Of American Fine Arts; and
either that or the group of spirited portraits
al Tavlor's Death Bed, is alone worth
double the cost Of the whole paper. Ano-
Their gem is the "Dream of Love and Plea
sure,D "a large picture occupying The first
mage. We have not room 10 enumeraie
1.-THE of the beautiful Engravngs and popu-
lar reading which GO to make up this stu
pendous sheet Of one thing we are GER
tain. |, is by far the best and handsomest
pictorial paper ever issued in America or
anv where else. The price is II cents per
cory, or len for one dollar.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
expediency Of prohibiting imprisonment for

expedency Of prohibiting Imprisonment FOL
debt.
A motion was made that instead of the
inquiry proposed by the latter, it be chang
ed to the form of Instructions ; negatived.
Mr.. Kilgour submitted substitute for the
last order of Mr.. Sherwood, looking to the
same object. Negalived. The orders pro-
posed by Mr.. S. were then adopted.
The Convention took up the order Of the
day, being the order submitted on Wednes-
day, by Mr.. Stewart, OF Baltimore, chairman
of the commite on reporting and printing.
Mr.. Stewart advocated the plan Of having
a competent reporter, and having his reports
printed in tri-weekly quarto, and in book
form-,he first for distribution among the
people, the latter for preservation as reli-
able record for the Stale.
Mr.. Weber opposed the plan, so far as the
reporting is concerned,as involving too large
an expenditure Of the public money. He
said that the cry among the people, whom
he represented in part, was not only for
reform, but for retrenchment also ; they not
only required larger participation in The
affairs of the State, but they expected a more
economical government than the present
one.
Mr.. Bowie supported the report Of the
committee and said the people had as much
RICH, to know the views and opinions ex-
pressed by heirrepresenta,ves here, as well
as to know their acts.
Mr.. Harbine followed in opposition to
The reporting.
Mr.. Ridgely also opposed the plan as pro-
posed by the committee.
Messrs. Gwinn and Eye argued in sup
port Of it-when the Convention adjourned.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
A TEACHER WANTED.

TOR the ensuing year, for District School
= No. l, in 4lh Election District. Ii is
expected that all applications will be accom-
panied with testimonials of character and
qualifications to teach. None need apply
who is not qualified to teach the English
language in all its branches. Any commu-
nlcation addressed to Trustees, al Port To-
bacco, Charles County, Md, will be attend
ed to. JOHN w. SHOOT,
VIM. H. SMOOT.
LUKE w. B. HAWKINS,
JOHN G. CHAPMAN,
J. F. NEALE,
Nov. 81, 1S50-3t. Trustees.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

The CoNvENTIoN.-Speaking of the
Convention, now in session a. Annapolis
the Republican says: "From what we can
learn, thorough change of the Conslilu-
ton will be effected; that the cumbrous, in
.rcate and uncertain forms Of proceeding
of The Judicial, Executive, and other depart
ments of government will be superseded by
more plain, definite, and wholesome pro-
visions. The question of Representation
and the election Of the Judiciary alone are
likely to form serious matters Of difference
Of opinion and discussion, and will, no
doubt, engross the attention Of the Conven-
ton for some time''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
NOTICE..
To the Officers and Soldiers Of the severa
Vars since the Revolution.

To the Officers and Soldiers Of the several
Vars since the Revolution.
THE subscriber having associated him
L self with an Attorney in Washington,
D. c., for the purpose of obtaining NJ ILL
TARY BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS, will
attend TO all claims entrusted to him in the
shortest and mos! satisfactory manner pos
sible The widows, if living, or children
under 81 years of age, of officers and sol
ders who have served in any of the late
wars, are entitled to the Bounty Lands; pro-
vided that such officers or soldiers shall
have been honorably discharged and have
no, already received Bounty Land for their
services.
All information necessary can be had by
addressing the subscriber, through the Po-
monkv Post Office. All COMMUNICATIONS
must be post paid, or they will not be re.
ceived. JAMES HARRlS.
Nov. 81, lS5O.-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

We learn from the Baltimore Clipper that
Mark Caesar, the negro who was convicted
in Charles County Court in 1S45. under
ten indictments, for enlicing slaves to alb
scond, died in the Maryland Peniten.iary
on Sunday morning, the 9Th inst. He was
forty-nine years old, and had been sentenced
TO confinement for the term of forty years
His disease was consumption.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

DEATH OF Col. RICHARD NJ JOHNSON
The telegraph announces the death, which
has been for some time expected, of Richard
NJ. Johnson, of Kentucky. He died at his
residence in Scott county, Of that State, on
the morning of Tuesday, the 18Th. He was
in the six,y-fiflh year Of his age, and had
served his country faithfully, in various
civil and military capacities, during the
greater part of his life.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
PUBLIC SALE.

I WILL sell a, public sale, at my residence
IL in Pomonkev Neck, on WEDN ESDAY
the 1l,h Of DECEMBER next, upon credi,
Of six months upon sums ever ten dollars.
the purchaser giving note with security, my
Farming Utensils, Coarse Propender, t1co
Yoke of Good Oren, and other Cattle,
Horses, Hogs, sc.
MARY E BREsCOE,.
Nov 81. 1S50.-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

Our readers are cautioned TO be on their
guard in receiving IS notes upon the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling,
many counterfeis on this bank are in cir
cula,ion, calculated TO deceive.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

Slanislaus Murray. Guar
dian Of Maria, Louisa,
William. Edward. Mary, e1n'o" ~ sa'0
Henrietta, Eleanor and y A'eo' A1''"''
Edwardanna Hamilton
In Charles County Court, sitting as a Cour.
Of Equity.
ORDERED by Charles County Court,
~ sitting as Court of Equity, this 26h
day of November, 1850, tina, the sale made
and reported by George w. Matthews, the
Trustee in this case, be and the same is
hereby ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shewn on or before the
second Monday in January next; provided
a copy Of this order be published in the
Port Tobacco Times, once week for three
successive weeks, previous to the said Sc
cond Monday in January next. The re-
port states that The land sold for Slabs As.
PETER w. GRAIN.
Nov. 26h, 1850.
True copy-Test:
RICHARD Fl. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO. MD
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 81, Is:

POPULATION OF CHARLEs.-The assist
ant Marshall, Mr.. JOHN W. HAWKINS, has
kindly furnished US with the following state
meut of the Census Of this county
Whites, 5,679; Free Blacks, 500; Slaves:
1851. Total, 1876.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

THE FREE CoLoRED PopULATIoN-Bal-
timore, which contains more than one-thrd
Of the free colored population Of the State
has sent less than one-tifih of the colored
inmates to the Penitentiary. Of the color
ed conviets, the several counties and the
city have contributed The following number
Calvert county, 5; Baltimore county, Z;
Baltimore city 2l; Anne Arundel county |;
Charles county 4; Queen Anne's county 4
Kent county 10; Montgomery county z:
Prince Georges county 6; Talbot county z
Dorchester county II; Hartford county 2:
Frederick county s; Caroline county 8
ST. Mary's county 5; Somerset county 2
Cecil county 2; Washington county l.
Carroll county 3. Total 1865 males
Is females. Out of the whole number, /
are slaves.-.american.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

TO PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS.
THE Primary School Teachers of Charles
County are hereby notified to file their
Reports on or before the first day of January,
as required by the act of December session
1916, chapter 1863, section Z.
D. JENIFER,
Register Wills Charles County.
Nov 07-9t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27
PuRI.IC SALE.

10y virtne Of an order of Charles County
~ Court, sitting in Equity, the undersign
ed will sell at Public Auction at Newport
ON SATURDAY. the 26th Of OCTOBER.
the HOUSE AMI LOT own
lfr,ne ed and occupied by the late
NM : -; IN John Adams, lying and being
z= ==S===zs-====s in Newport. II will be sold
subject to the dover OF Mrs. Adams.
Terms, cash.
GEORGE BRENT, Trustee.
Oct. 9, 1850.
sS+IHe aboce sale is postponed until
THURSDA the 2Sh day Of the present
month (.NOVE.MBER) at IL o'clock,
a. N. nov 2|-ts.)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

nVERSEER WANTED.-The subscri-
" Der wishes to employ an Overseer for
the next year.
c. GRAHAM BROWN.
Nov. 81 1S50-3l.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

CoNGREss.-The regular session of Con-
gress will commence on Monday next, the
I'd OF December. Several members of both
Houses have already reached Washington.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-27

\ MULE FOR SALE.-The subscriber
a has good MULE for sale on reasona-
BILE terms. c. GRAHAM BROWN.
Nov 27-3t.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-20

TnE MIssrssIrPi I.RolsrArrne The
bill calling State Convention, To he held
On the second Monday ofN"vemher, 1851
and directing The delegates composing it
10 be chosen q, the election of The 6rs,
Monday in September, passed the Sen,
ate by vote of 2s yeas against 0 nays
aud the House by vote Of 81 to 40.
A supplemental bill, giving The Cavern
or power so call the convenIim roge,he
at an eaIlier day. in the event Of certair
proceedings by Congress. was in'rmluc
ed, aud passed in the Senate. but wa
lost in the House. under the rule rr1uir
ing resolutions to lie over one day. Boil
Houses then adjourued sine die.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-20

Two MARRIAGE QUgsTnNs = The AS.
sociate Reformed Synod of South Caro-.
lima. at It's late meeting. rejected prop
osition to anthorize marriage with de.
ceased wiCo's sister The Presby,ery Of
South Carolina 70. S. answered in the
negative the question: "ls it lawful
that marriage be solemuizrd between
parties standing IN The relation uf nephew "
aud aunt by affinity"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-20
FoRoro MrxrcAN CLAWS A rele

FoRGrO MFXlCAN CLAIMs. - A icle
grapic dispatch to The Tribune says;
Capt. Naglee, who disappeared from
here about year ago, alter being de
lected in jrfrauding the Government 10y
presenting forged vouchers Of claimants,
has been indicted at this term nflh Grim.
inal CONT, upon the testimony of Capt.
Qnail, nf Pinsbnrg. He is said to he dn
ing private banking business in ST, Lonis
and the Presiden, will make rcquisi;ion
for him"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-20
rondny EYenIMe. Dec. I0. Is5O

RELIEF FoR ThE HEsslAN OFFIcERs.
A number of New York citizens. "f for
eign bilth, have formed themselves intu
committee Gpr the purpose Of ubtaining
subscriptions Of funds To I've devoted to
the relief and aid oflhe "ficers who. in
the recent collision between the Elect"r
Of Hesse Ca,sel and his people. resign
ed their commissions. which frmed their
nnly means nfsubsis,ence. rather than acr
againsi their fellow subjects.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-20

FRnM FLoRIDA,-- More hdjaa H0sia.
iics, - Tho Savannah Georgian Iearus
from a passenger IN the ST. Mathews,
from Florida. that The Indians have at
tempted further hostili'ics. On Thursday,
the 2Slh ult., the u, 5. steamer Sarah
Spalding arrived at Jacksonville, having
on board Capt. ID. Clark, of Maliete,
who reported that while crossing tho
Haulover, in company with the Indian
River mai rider, they were attacked by
three Indians, who fired upon them with
their rifles, but without effect, the parly
having taken To their boats aud out nI
re ach of their balls. The Haulover is
bout 100 miles from Smyrna, and 100
from st. Augustine, Measures are being
adopted by the Legislature Of Florida tC
expel the Indians at the expense ofthe
State. lflhat should be attempted there
will be little doubt ot their speedy re-
moval, and not until then.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-20

JoHS c. CALHouS. New Orleans Bulletin
states that Gen, Fohe in the course uf speech
Hule by him beIure The great union meeting m
the eth ut; stated, upon His perSonul knowledge
'hm Mr. Calhoun did entertain The project Of IL
uunling the Constitution, so as to hayc two
Presidents of this uuion-one for the North aud
another for tue SOUTH with distinct mud conal
power'i each To have the peio porer. Aud fur
ihsr. lhul the Convention If Mi.sis.ippi-w which
was preliminary oflhe Nashville Convention
was an idea that originated with The srea, CuroIi.
na statesman.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-20

A WET BLAEKET--The ". Y. Mirror
in noticing "a thin volume nfiIu poetry,
iyerypoor and very pion-." siys lhut M
'mapshould ds.lempt,o write poetry exec pit
ffum high internal pressure. It 10 m
article thar csn't be did, any more Than
we cun manufacture corn or grape.