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Another Aboli,ionist outrage.

tel-grsphie dispatch from Harrisburg Pa. of the Bath ut. says
 Our town has been the scene of great excite ment yesterday and to-day. Yesterday the court vas engsged in the examination of three negroes on writ of hsbeAs corpus. They were ehaaged with horse stealing, but in reality, fugitive slaves. This morning Jndge PaEson decided that ihe steal- ing cf horse by slave, tor the puIpose of esesp- Ing, vas not criminal offence under the law tor reelaiaing fugitive slaves ant discharged them.
 They wera inconsiderateiy usheted out oi prison when they were seized by their masters. and bat tie ensued betweea them, and after severe strug- gle two. .of them were haBdcnfe and the other es- eaPed. Toe court then issued . warrant against their masters, and all engaged, fos assault and bat iery. with talent to excite rioi, slaves and owners are new in jail.
 The court has also ordered the sheriff to employ . posse fer 'bs purpose of dsPersihg the mob at all hszards, which were assembled in front of the pIi- son The rioters were arrested and the military hasliy called out Ten free negroes wese arrested icg tryiag 10 ineite riot The two slaves are now iL jsi'. but the owners and other parties have been discharged, and are now before the court writ of habeas eodpas The crowd before the jaii has seen dispersed by the military, and, at o'clock. the town is qsiet and orderly.
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UNITED srarrs BR.s ApvAscs,l

STATES bktS hDFASCE,f
 Whale Fish Island, June 9, 1850.
 SIa: I have tho honor to repOr, the proceedings Of the squadron under my command up to this date.
 This vessel arrived here on the 9lih inst, after rather a long passage, owing to light winds. Many iceburgs were met with the eastern coast Of New foundiand, and as far up as latitude 5i deg. N.-- From thence VIC found perfectly clear sea until within one hundred miles of this place. when few bergs met, but not enough 10 obstruct uaviga- ton.
 The Rescae arrived here on the 97th. By keep ing more 10 the eastward off Newfou ndland, she avoided the bergs by which we were surrounded, aud saw but little ice daring the passage.
 To the NE of NewfO undiand, in latitude 49 deg. Sem, in the night during a thick fog. with light fair wind. we came in contact with large iceberg. It could not be seen in time to avoid n We got clear of it in few minutes, fortunately with no other damage than the loss of jib boom, which we were able to replace.
 The English squadron, under the command of Com Austin, sailed from here only the day before we got in. We were fortunate in finding his store ship here, about 10 regura 10 England, il gives us good opportunity of sending letters home.
 was n hopes of finding good sapply of seal skin dresses here for men. but fou ad thst Com. Austin had exhausted the whole supply. Bu, a few indifferent suits we're procured. [ am in hopes, however, Of being more successful at the Northern settlement, (Uppernayik,l where l propose toaeh- ing.
 For information. Isent boat to Lievely. on Disco Island. twsasy miles distant from this anchor age. The Danish authorities tseased both officers aud men h a very kind and hospitahle manner; but nothing of importance either In the way Of supplies or information. could bs procured, the Engissk having sagtossed every thiag.
 We shall leave hsrs to-day, and proceed to the north. touching at uppernasik. if wind aad weather will permit Thence we shall make fox Lancaster SouRd. Should Wellington Strait be open my reaching It. and finding that nane of the English vessels have entered fl ahead Of me, shall make 2 eold push for the north and west la that direction
 With the exception of one man, (whom sand home invalid. entirely disqualified to stand the cmate,I the officers and crews of both vessels are in good heaish and spirits. and appear sasgaine to the success of oaf undertaking. am, sir, very respectfully. EDWIN ], DE HAVEN, Lieut.. Commanding Arctic ExPeditien. The Hen. ". BALLARD PaEsToS, Secretary sf he Navy. Washington.
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yFiees hWve faftheT improved. ssttsasys ssiss eN- bfseed lQo0 bbls. iRelOdiHg l30 bhls ExfA Missouri s st S33. 3g Exsfa lniBeis ai SS. sad sosne small tots Of SsPrshae at the latter rate. Yestesday 9oo0 bbls were t1ken, iaeiadlRg 800 khls fgiinois aad si. Louis (ia two iots) q St s2t& 5000 ae. ., s4 75. 200 ExfTa at s5s ard 3so do. S-% bh.
 Grsis-Tke Corn market has exhibssed k~ttes leelfag. ard Ectced sales yesterday ef 7e0 sAels q, 5sc E bushel for White and Yellow, ssd G0c fw White. The latter is held ., s3tsc. Aboai 25So sac ks s. Louis and Kentucky Oats have been ist.n during iae two days at 4aa l3e w bashsl en S.tEr- day. and 4iG j5c yesterday. Bran has eon;inaed 10 cell sI 7ac v 100 h
 Provisions has rstailed at SIo 5ASSIl zs F bot ter Mess, ba, we heas cI 10 Toassa tots sold or Baeo-, 10 casks Ciear ides sold en Sa nrday ; aad 100 Rsb Sides ss q and 3a lo. Cissinhssl bbis ana tiercrs No. sold % Ss,a,asv at 55. sad yesterday 2s0 do A the same rate, Zoo terges at q and l59 kegs al Ti6e y t6.
 Whissg--We have Boiie-d smaA sales only ai'1I- 92aisc 1P gallon for Rsc;i6ea.
 Bxgfag aad RSpe--j0 eeiis choice Rope wNre dIspos~d Of oR SsI1raay at 7e. cash.
 Cog.e--Thrre has been . gessi assnaAd, ana ws yesterday noticed sales Of see Lagnsysa at 9l and 5000 Rio al sis9Ioc y b mostly a, the latter rates St which holders now firm.
 Sgii---SsIes Saturday 2Io0 bushels Turks Island m private tertns.
 Lias-Ws yesterday noticed sales of 6O0 hhl. Western at Si oeS sI 10 r bbI.
 CattIe Market:
 jEFFERsax GIrr. Sept, 2. ls5O.
 Arrived per steamer Alton, 9 head of Western Catie, incla ting Csiy,s; and per flora. 227 Red River Cavrs
 BeeF C,itle. 3i 4a5s1e P fb net; Hogs. a Sc P ID nri; Sheep, Si soG2 e F head: Miirh Co,rs $2cG ssO F head; ..Calrss, S OoaS7 % P head.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the America.

BALTIMORE. August 2s The steamship America, which leit Liverpool on the l7th, has arrivst.
 Cotton Market-Cotton has declined 1,s l. for the lower and middling qualities: ether Kinds uh- changed The sales of the we amounted 10 35,- 900 bales. of which 1000 were to speculaioIs ald lI ,000 for exportaiioD.
 The Asia arrived oat on the i3 h Parliament had been prnroguea, and the French Assembly had adjourned. There had been more fighting between The Danes and HelssineTs, in which the latter had the advantage. Nothing else of interest. Sugar and moasses improving. Proyisions unchanged Flour and grain depressed. Consols 96is. CSagresslonai.--The CiviI and DipioisSiic AppIo- priai'on biIs passed the House yesterday.
 Official quotations; Orleans Fair ss f.; Fair up- land and Mobile sisd.; Midiiing 73td.. Ordinary 7lsd. Total stock 47s.0o bales. A, Havre the Cotton market dull, since t.e Ailantie's ac. counts had beeh received, st decline oi one 10 two francs.
 Arrival Of the Atlantic.
 BALTIMORE, Sept. l, 1870, The Atlantic arrived 10 day ['rhe Atlantic was advertised to leave Liverpool on the 2isi uii Cotton has declined quarter since the 20th.- Sales 9jO0 bales We don't exactly understand this but give Il as We get t. The America sailed on the l7ih. The 18th was Sunday. This leit two whole business days befose the departue of the Atlantic. Surely more than s5O0 bales were sold on inc l7th, 18th and 20h. Tae decline Of Qasr- ter " since the 20th." also clear as mud to Is it decline Of quarter since the dGpartae ol the America, or decline of quatter on The dsy the Atlantic iet: We leave our readers to draw their own conclusions
 Flour declined sixpenes. Corn declined. Con sois unchanged Weather fine.
 The harvesting generally damaged in Holland by rains.
 J-nny Lind came passenger in ibe Atlantic. The Denmsrk ard HoisieiD sffaiT is quiet The political news generally is aninportant.
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NOTICE.

Y HAVE. at some troutls and cost, geared my \ Mil. so that Il will grisi ssd al tue same time Persons who may wish corn ground. can have n done at any time they will setd Hereafter shall have psrsseHlHr day for grinding. That there may be no misunderstanding, he rates Of to. charged is one ih,rc twenty five cents per busle
 Jaly I5. Ie50.-i5 u D. Il. BINGHAM.
 Dem Cesyl
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CAEscrxT NYr1cr Seni.. [

CAEscESr OFFICE Sept, 4lh 1850. Cotfoa--Thess has been but little offeriDg, and little demand. Saturdays husiness comprised about POO, and yesterday i01 bales. al quoisteas The AmeIiea's news had no edcct Ihe market.
 NEW ogLEAss CLASSIFICATION. inferiOT,. ....l n 6iiis Mid. Fair. ..-- aI3ts Ordinary ...i2 9i2Is Fair. ..- t9iss1 Mi.idiing. i23zESi3 Good Far <. .. .Bosninai Good MEi...--, Sls14 Gd and Fine nominal 7bbaecs-The market was extremely quiet cn Saturday, but yesterday there active demand; and 500 hhds were sold as follows: 60 hhAs A si sis; 70 hhhs--ie A sf sts and 10 R at 6issS !, 60 hhds--te A al 77k and g R al 6; hhds--s 4 al and al 7,se ~ ib and $50 hhds on private terms. Sugar aAd Moisssss-T Transactions were confined to retail sales sf prsvious raies--say STk9e Y b for Fair Sugar snd s2e v gallon Gof Rsboiied Mo lasses.
 Hssr r,ssh saPsrkas continues ia reqissf, sAd
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Arctic Expedition.

Copy of dispatch received at the Navy Depart ment from Lieut. Ed. ]. De Haven, comma nding the United States expedition in search of Sir ohm Frankliu.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17

STATE OF HARNESSES h He Prairie Circuit Court. Sspisater 7sraa 1850,
 SePieaber 2i ls5o Msrgars, Boarding. Coapidiaaat,) BILL FoR
 
 Thomas Boarding, DcfsndaEt DIvoscE. VTNHlS day came the. complainant by her solicitor, \ l.. A whie'.y, and hIel the petition in this case, the object of wh,ch is 10 dissolve ihe bonds Of .naiIimehy existing beiweea the complainant and defendant sccoun, oflwilfal deser'ion and wiiho reasonable cause And it being made to appear to the court by the affidavit Of the complainant that ie deieudan. is Hon-reskient of the State Of Ar kansas. II is therefore ordered that The sand de. [, ndant appear or before the foatih day oi the next March ierm of said court, II the term so bong c0niiBne. 10 bs held al tle court house m the town of Brownsville, on the first Monaay in March. A D. 1851, and plead, answer or detnur or otherwise decree pro eoniesso wil be taken against hirn Aud Il is further ordered that this notee be pab lishsd in the "ArkansAs Banner" newspaper printed iR the cy oi Little Rock iu the time and manner preserord 5y iaw.
 In testimony thal the above ia true cory of The record m the aHoye case, l. Edwin M Wilsms
 Clerk Of said court. hereunio set tay hand LIPS and stfix my private seat. having no sssl of
 office. al BFoHnsvlle. the 4th day el Sep tenber, ID 1850. E. NJ WILLIAMS, : pt. IT, 1850 51-i-2w Clerk.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CouNTE CT JACKSON < Ta hs Jdcksoa County Circuit Court Msy Ifra .5.D 1859. Mag 22d, 1850. A Hen Thompson,
 rs. BILL FOR DIVORCE. G raey. C. TheUpson \

rs. BILL FeR DIVORCE. C raey G. Thompson.
 4 ND now, this day, eame said com pialnsnl "A by hts solicitor, sEd fled here 10 open ceif, hIs 5' of complaint, together with s affidavit tha said dlieniaHt IS not resident of thls State. The o'ec, Of which bill is to obtain divorce from tie bands Of ma'TiFnony .aow existing between said plainant and said defetdsh II ia Therefore ordered and decreed by the ecnrt that said defendant i've mo- ihed cI the presidency of ibIS suit bv inc pnbIcstsa oi this order ln the ArkaaSas RauHer, newspaper publishedi in this State two k sqccessvelv ihe last insertion 10 be al least four weeks before the frs; day o he next term al this court and uA,e.- sad defendant appear and plead, dsfnar 10 other wise answer said tomPia'nsa's bill of complaint. or beieie ihe fist day oi the next term Of this court, al court 10 be began and heLi at the caur house in the county of Jackson, on ihe third Mon day of November A D. 1850. 'he same will be la ken as confessed against said defendant and a de- cree entered thereon accordingly
 A II. LOGAN, Clerk. ATTEST tue copy from the record,
 A. II. LOGAN, Cisrk Sept. I7, is5o.-2-2w
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cattle Market:
MARRIED.

At Rsgan's Bluff, Ark, on ths 4th ul, by the Rev. MT Cowsrt. Mir. A. ]. WiLpKa to Mrs A. MoR kIss, all of Monroe county.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Arkansas River Packet.

AEhuHsds KbHSVT HtCF.et. THE satirsly nelc sieSmer PoN- 6sss.~ A E TAG, L. wARbES, Mastsr A-1s,suS will resume her regular trips in theasfx Arkansas river, on The hrsl ri of water, and con tnue in the trade during the ssasoa.
 The NEW PoatIsc, is an A No l hant ae s.,x light draught beiit expressly for the trade and is Httsd out with all sie sals improvements esleulaea so give comfort seL safety to PassesgeFs.
 Ter freigb. or passage, apply to
 T. D. MERRlck k co .sgents. Sept. !, 1850 7-52-yw
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JOSEPH II PALMER.
RacOn! RaCOn!!
EiVED. this Gay, from Conway eean'y

ID ECEINED. this fay AG 4.10o pounds htst fsie Side ahd Shoulder Bacon, together wiih
 2,7oo pounds iIams. for iahily use, p'il up br Col. F F. Howsra, and warranted equal 10 ihe best Cincinnati fl Hams. for sale low. by X
 Little Book. Sept. 6. Is
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S. \. BRANDENBURG, A T TORN FEY AT LAW

LAW KE.NIE LILLE, AKIN S- WILL practice in the counties 0f Phlips, St w Francis and Monroe, in the 6rst Judicial C,r- cuit the counties oi Desha and Arkansas, in the secohd Judicial cucui', and inc eosnty of PfaiGis in the hith Judicial Circuit asd will pay strci a. ,enion 10 the collection of debts m ay part of fhr S'ale and will also act agent fr the sale of iauds and paying taxes. &e.
 Residence n LawrenceFuie.
 Sept. F, iS5b-S-2-ly
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Russia Duck.

usH received a very fine piece of RssslA Dach O for psals For safe low by FArHERLY k CLEMENTS. , Little Rock, Iane II. 4o-
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ATTENTION! $. Al!

A FEN Army Caps, made of fas raassiiAls, A and oil- cloth eevrrs. Received esd les sale hy JOHN DAVIS
 Little Rsck, Jaiy 3. 1850.
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N EW W HARP BIO AT.
 A. GOAR & co.

V H TNHE PKOPRtETORS hove purchased sn en. \ lirry Eeis boat, W ith splendid recommendation. il will afford ample aud secure storage room for eight hundred 1oas. anu IS Capable Of aeeomipada- ti1g nifty passengers.
 They are prepared, as heretofore. 10 do business as General Agents, 10 Receive Ferwa ard. and Pay Charges hey promise 10 give thelf particular al teniioH to all business entrusted to them.
 The fropTietoTs wH gaaraatee that this boat V n stand the iaspeeIion of any Insurance Office IL lle United States.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17

More Cincinnati Goods. TusT RECEIVED, per siesrner ''Pentsas. .s inc J following articles:
 25 Bbls. Family Flour;
 25 " Whissey;
 20 " Seed Potatoes;
 l" CIGrr Vinegar;
 2o Kegs Pure White Lead
 II Boxes Tobacco. 5s and ssL p Bags Shoi. assorted sizes; i,70o Ponads Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos Boxes Dutch Ms5der.
 is Kegs Nails and 5Oo pound. bar Lesd. Tsrals CA ASH. Al HUIT LIttic Rock, JaDe II, 1s3o Maia Street
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Teas.

A FIRST rate article os Gteen ansl Bsa<k fsas, "A Tor sas at fATHERLY & CLEMEN1n.
 Aagnti e
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@ Mt JOHNSON submitted if
 VI 'oh NSON, of Arkansas, said, the object he YeH"Ta 10 elect by the amendment was 10 divide e ,e'lie prinhag between two cf the papers of the ,sS,s'lhg ,s., paTlies great mAay gentlemen held ,sr. l"'e "rfs Two great parties in this eouairy- "s ae and whig. Now in the present stage ot
 he would not assert that they were the oE!y " e'sn the leading parties
 f, n@ ~eaid say ,hsi the whig party appeared i've organs. Let the Admins sti ston choose s',7, us "f sans. We poor. benighted democrats .t,. 't , Ns 70 Know naieA II Ls oEgas Saeh know l. ,.ss' SLs'e ho' be smiss, he would suggest most ,esfeeialiy on the other side of the House. Whil., m.ir ts eon(usion or conA,e, of orv.ns ,h. vn,s. fa rsss Nao would take siep to time, must be con- o..' .aeu " is possible, too, fhst at some time in -e' some sdaffonsi democratic organ may be at
 p.sa 10 De setup, and then additional appropria. "'' to oe made tor i. Justice will reqaire, al ,,. ' ,", tsssaty IS 10 be saddled with two whig sn'u'd also support two de mocI atie papess.
 "rte expedlensy and the public good. two rsiets al th,s point are amnly sufficient. with one ,,. ID rseh S's'e, Let the Administration make ,S w" seire'ion Tor !ts own paper
 fee gentleman will move to amend and insert o, , n ne woa'd suPPO,, that h eught to be two ooght 10 be all. The "Southera Pres.' is the t,,s, o' Inc people of the Soath the "Natlo nal organ oi The free-soers. 1t Is Idle, by ,h. e iofhs and acts, to deny the existence ol s,i m, '9e soa party ithas it's beug in this Honss ,m. v tae strongest party ia this House al this ,1 uentem of the South should net eacce,l h. .n S themselves. bnt should not only reeogulr, sn,. ba, should proclaim it 10 thei. sonsti,a. Tbs, Ie. he people of the Seath kuow the truth sovsfv falv Is hostile 10 h. m. and eon,rols thi, IT. TLs,Hsal' sed they should knew it.
 h,s 's NHlonai Eva. he had also heard |, asserted ioa,a., .sIs ssSe patronage aud eireuissioa of aas fae, .S paohsned here. IL was a most signifiran e., Ssr. tue. Why deny the s1is.ssce os .aeh - ,
 !" "s govefnmsa, s to support more thar
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-18
COME TO THE OLD OAK. TREE!

WHERE the people come to make their shillings
w tell upon the destinies of their children as
wise man has said ga penny saved is two pence
customers who are coming by the dozens. that noe
are opening one Of the LARGEST and CHEAPEST
SrocKs OF GooDs ever brought to the Bunny Oak.
but for the information of the hitherto incredulous
we would say, come and examine our stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and
Cutlery; Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, &c. &c,
and five don't make your shlings 60 far, lit
tie farther than any other house, then has i'm
vitation failed to meet our expectation well
yours.
Thankful to liberal public for their patronage,
we respectfully solicit continuance of the same,
assuring them that we will endeavour to do them
good. MONROE & BRO.
Bunny Oak, Nov. 1850. [nov ls-tf]
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-18
NOTICE.
To the Officers and Soldiers Of the several
Wars since The Revolution

To the Officers and Soldiers Of the several
Wars since The Revolution.
THE subscriber having associated him
Il self with an Attorney in Washington,
D. c., for the purpose of obtaining MILL
TARY BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS, will
attend to all claims entrusted 10 him in the
shortest and most satisfactory manner pos
sible. The widows, if living, or children
under 81 years Of age, of officers and SOL
diers who have served in any of the late
wars, are entitled to the Bounty Lands; pro-
vided tina. such officers or soldiers shall
have been honorably discharged and have
not already received Bounty Land for their
services.
All information necessary can be had by
addressing the subscriber, through the Po-
monky Post Office. All communications
must be post paid, or they will not be re-
ceived. JAMES HARRIS.
Nov. 81 lS50.-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-18
ENLARGEMENT
OF THE
Baltimore ClothingT adppsoriiun.

Baltimore Clothing. 42sdpporium.
THE subscriber begs lei ss>,Ie inform his friends
4 and the public genetal that in order to ac-
eon,nodats his INCREASED business, he has been
compatibility take the adjoining store, and united
tbe'two.~ BY this arrangement he has room
to sell his clothing, and to show his goods tc better
advantage than heretofore. From a number of
years experience and attention to business he bet
ter prepared to suit his customers, by having a
larger assortment of clothing and better stock of
goods to make up.
Ladies wishing to purchase garments for their
sons requested to call and examine the stock of
boys clothing on hand; or they can have them
measured, and the goods made up at the shortest
notice, in the most fashionable style and substantial
manner.
He has now on hand and intends keeping gene
raj assortment of Mems and Youths Clothing, of
all qualities and grades
He will be enabled to keep much larger stock
of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings than heretofore.
The Customers Department is under the manage
ment of a practical and experienced Gutter, who
has given general satisfaction.
agPersons wanting either Ready-made Clothing
or Custom Work will find it to their advantage TO
call on him, all articles furnished at this estab-
lishment are Thoroughly shrunk before being made.
ASHBURY JARRETT,
Nos. 10 and IL, N. w. corner of
nov 6-sm. Baltimore and Front Streets.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-18
A RARE CHANCE.

7 AM authorised to sell VALUABLE
Il FARM, situated on the Chesapeake Bay,
in Anne Arundel county, Maryland. This
Land is in good state of improvement, and
specially adapted TO the growth Of Tobacco
of the fines, quality, as we'll as Corn, Wheat,
&C., while its facilities for improvement, by
reason of the gres, quantities of Shells, Sea-
Ore, SC, lis convenience to market, being
not more than an half mile from Wharf
or Landing, making a most desirable pur-
chase for person OF small capital. !. con-
tains
25S I-2 ACRES.
Has on il Double Two STORY FRAME
l. DWELLING and KITCHEN attached
E:sM in excellent repair; new BARN,
'-='' good QUARTERS for Servants, and
other suitable OUr-HoUsEs.
As the owner is no. larmer-this land
will be sold at grea. bargain. A part Of
the purchase money 10 be paid in cash, and
the balance in six annual ins,alments, with
inleres, from the day Of Sale.
GEORGE w. WILSON,,
Upper Marlboro.
July IL, 1S5O--tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-18
Come, for all Things are Ready
AT MY NEW STORE,
AT OWENSVILLE

Al OWENSVlLLE.
I HAVE just received large and desirable stock
Il of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing
nearly every description of ladies' and gentlemen's
wear, servants clothing, &c. My Groceries were
purchased when at a much lower figure than they
can now be obtained at, in anticipation of the pre-
sent rise. My stock of Boots and Shoes have been
selected after the most careful examination of the
different markets, and think will compare favora
blys as to price and quality, with any MARKET
r Farmers and others in want Of soarse BrograS and
Boots, will do well to give call before buying
elsewhere. The above with ali the other varieties
of goods kept in well-assorted Country Store, /
have in such quantities, qualities and pricesas must
command attention by all who will favor me with
a CALL wish it distinctly understood, that my
goods are for sale, and no man, woman or child,
need 60 empty away for the want of a price to suit.
Thankful to the public for the indications Of ia
vor received, | assure them that nothing shall be-
wanting my part to merit their increased patron
age. ]. II. MONROE.
OWensville, Nov. 1850. nov l3-tf.l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-18

In the matter Of the petition of Susanna
4 Queen for The sale of the Real Estate Of
Charles Queen, deceased,
ORDERED. This 9Th day of November,
in the year eighteen hundred and fifty, by
Charles County Courl, sitting as Court Of
Equity, tina, The report of sales made this
day by ROBERT S. REEDER. as Trustee, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary be shewn on or before the third
Monday in February next; provided copy
of this order be published once week for
each of lhfee successive weeks Selore The
said third Monday Of February next
The report states The amount Of sales TO
be five hundred dollars.
PETER w. GRAIN.
Nov. 27.h, 1850.
True copy-Test:
RICHARD II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Dec 4, 1850.