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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-26
THE SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

VIII commence in the afternoon, Mt o'clock conss.,irs
in part Of
Z Bedsteads, 6 Feather Beds, 4 Mattresses
Bed Clothing new Cherry Dining Tables.
common do, COOKING STOVES, Wash Stands
Looking Glasses Dressing Tables, Clocks Crockern
Ware, Light Stands, Comfortables Blankets
CAkPEIs, Cane and Wood-seat CHAIRS ROCKING.
Chairs, Glass and Tin Ware Parlor Stoves cot
Bedstead, with great variety of other articles net emu
meratel. Sale positive
Worcester, Oct "a, 1850 is;
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FOR GOVERNOR,

Free Soil Nominations,
Election, MONDAY, NOVEMBER lin,
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DO NOT FORGET
DANCING.

NJ r. WEAVER respectfully gives notice that his
VI School has commenced at BRISLEY HALL The neyt
Lesson viii be given on RcdHeui4g. fbe 30th tusf
u Hours for Ladies from O'Clock P M until 5: Gentle
men from until in the Evening
Worcester, Oct 26 1850. lstf
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GREAT SALE AT AUCTION.

s. w. SELBY & co.
WIN sell at Public Auction, at their Sales Room.
This Saturday morning, Oct. &c. ,t m o,ch,ct
/ 'Wo 6bls Cherry Brandy, Dbl Malaga Wine ID
Rr.n T' 40 oMhiskey, do ST. Croix Rum, DO Peach
b a,tuS . hoksEs, Top BUGGY nearly rev. second
Iuiu open buggies set Double Harnesses rev hrass
N,unhed suggy Harness secondhand Harnesses very
a ap saddle and Bride, Buffalo Robes Bankets
hoNeg nay Gutter, Hoes Shoyels Haers Fly Nets ls
W Inc above property will be sold al 10 o,cGcs d f
cash. NO postponement on account of me yyest1r 800 "
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FOR LIEUT.. GOFkHNUA,
kMASA WALLER of North Brookfeld
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STEPHEN C. FHILLIFs Of Salem.
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER &c, 1850.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

MORE ABOUT THE Growing CROP OF
ToBAcCo.-A correspondent in the MARI
boro' Gazette, Of Friday last, thus correc,s
the statements which appeared shor, time
since in the Baltimore American, regarding
the prospect of the presen, growing crop of
Tobacco in Maryland. 1t will be seen tina,
the prospect in Prince Georges is equally
as gloomy as in Charles, and, we doubt not,
throughout the State. The correspondent,
after quoting the statements referred to, say vs.:
Now what these letters assert is not the
the fact. can state upon authority which
cannot be doubted, and from my own per-
soual observation, that no, one-hslf Of the
Tobacco crop in Maryland can come to the
house-even If we have no fros, until De-
cember. Ia every par! Of Prince Georges,
Anne Arundel, Charles and St. Mary's coun-
never more latter. From all can learn tits no
ties, with few exceptions, this crop was
better in the other Tobacco growing coun-
Ties of our State. Ii is now The latter par,
Of August and the majority Of the Tobacco
fields are perfectly bare, with here and there
a plant no, as large as ones hand. This is
not very encouraging prospect for an aver
age crop certainly. We are told "ihat in
some sections the planting was very late,
but the weather since has been quite propi.
!ious." do not know what the editors of
the American and their correspondents cali
propi,ous weather. Perhaps they think
the drying winds and scorching sun we
have experienced for three weeks, prior to
las. Tuesday, propi,ious for the growth of
Tobacco. if.hey are under this impression,
! would beg the editors and their correspon-
dents, for have not a doubt these cores
dents reside in Baltimore TO take a journey
through the Tobacco-growing section of
Maryland and behold the influence of wha,
they call <'propitious weather." on tina, crop
they represent as looking by s'no means
discouragingly." The editors say, tina,
''.he quantity planted is about as much as
usual, and if we have no frost, and good
weather in the interim, it is quite probable
the crop Of Mary land will be an average
one" | have 10 assure the editors of the
American that their correspondents are in
error. Last spring was the mos, back ward
we have known for years, and Tobacco
plants were in some locations totally des-
,royed by the fly. Consequently few
Planters have been able TO plan, more than
half their usual crop. What has been plant
ed stands badly, and the prospect for toll
cradle yield is indeed poor one.
NOTTINGHAM DISTRICT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN conformity to the Act Of the General
l. Assembly of Mary land, passed al Deem
Der session, lS49, entitled San Ac. TO pro-
vide for the taking the sense of the people
upon the expedIency oEtallng Convention
TO frame a new Constitution and Form Of
Government for this State, and to provide
for the election Of Delegates to such Con-
veniion,"
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that an
election will be held a, 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 '',o frame new Consti,u-
lion and Form Of overnmen,," which is to
meet al the City of Annapolis on the first
Monday of November, 1850.
JOHN r. ROBERTSON. Sheriff.
4ugusi 21-te
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
CENSUS OF BALTIMoRE.--Wel learn from

CENSUS OF BALTIMoRE.-We learn from
The American that the parties engaged in
enumerating the population of Baltimore
city, have been busly employed for some
time past, and have nearly completed their
task. Although the work is not yet finish
ed, enough is known to establish the fac,
that the population Of the city will no. be
far short Of one hundred and sirty thousand
The population in 1910 was lO2,3l3, so
that the increase will DO shown to be nearly
sixty thousand,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
OUR TARI,F.

We have received from New Y ork the
Christian Parlor Magazine, devoted to
Science, Literature, and Religion. The No
before us is embellished with fine mezzo-
tint engraving of ''The Fall of Babel" and
an engraved representation Of the medal pre-
scented, by resolution of Congress, to Gen.
Taylor. A beautiful premium plate will be
furnished with the magazine 10 subscribers
for So. in advance.
Holden's Dollar Magazine, containing
original criticisms, biographies, Sketches,
essays, tales, reviews, poetry, &C., &C., is
published in New York, a, ST. per annum.
We commend Holden's to our readers, as
being one of The bes. magazines published
in this country. The price is too low to
talk about.
The September No. Of Sartain's Union
Magazine contains several fine illustrations,
and number of cuts representing views in
Oregon and California, Paris Fashions, SC.
The finer engravings are, The Viclim,'' and
portraits Of President FILLMORE and Miss
FREpRIKA Bremen. This magazine is pub
lshed al Phladol phia for So, in advance; a
premium plate also furnished.
For furlher information coll a, our of1icc
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
NOTICE..

4SO IOL.
In Charles County Court, sitting as Court
of Equity.-Juiy Term, 1850.
Theophilus Hawkins aud others
Us.
Frederick Stone, Admir- of Aloysius Bowling and
others.
IN pursuance of decree Of Charles Conn-
i y Court, sitting as Court Of Equity,
and passed in the above case,
Notice is hereby given TO The Creditors Of
ALoYsIUs BOWLING, late of said county, de-
ceased, to file their claims agains. said de-
ceased, with the vouchers thereof, IN the
office Of the Clerk OF Charles County Court,
on or before HE thru Tuesday IN .N'orem-
Der, 1850. FREDERICK STONE,
Admir- of A. Bowling.
August %, 1850. au2StlO
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAN.-This valu
able weekly, regularly visits our sanctum.
We have no exchange that we open with
greater delight. We are always sure OF
finding some useful information in it, tina,
shall be of essential value to us during the
the balance of our lives. We cannot, for
The life Of us, see how any mechanic can
possibly do without it. We speak within
bounds. when we say, it is in truth worth
So, per year, instead of So, the subscription
price. Much useful information TO the far
mer, and indeed every man, is found in it,
The present weekly circulation Of this pa
per, is fourteen thousand.
So says the Clearspring Sentinel, and we
endorse every word of it'd. Times.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.

THE exercises of The Young Ladies'
u Academy Of the Visitation, of Frederick
civ. Nd. will be resumed on MONDAY the
End day Of September. The grounds hav-
ing been enlarged by recen, purchases,
both the health and amusemen, Of the pu-
pills will be greatly promoted. An excel
Lent philosophical apparatus. not 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 'Direct-
ress of The Academy" Frederick City, Md.
Aug. 81, lS5O-2l*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.
SATURDAY, August "a, 1850

SAiUhDA1, huSuSI ~ Aooo'
1y-Wheat-There has been fair supply
in the market during the past week and but very
little variation in prices. The qualities continue
very numerous and red wheat has sold at all prices,
from SO cts. up to LOG Cts, and white ranges from
100 cts, up to 10 cts and family -four white lis
al20 cts. The quotations at the close of the week
04a 06 cents for red, and lO4ai 10 cents, tor
white, good to prime grades.
Corn.-Ths article has declined little since
our last review but it appears the lower figures have
been touched and better feeling apparent on
Wednesday and Thursday. We quote white at
So 60 Cts, and yellow at so 81 cts. To-day
the sales at 57a59c for white, and 60a6 cts. for
yellow.
Oats.-A decline has taken place and we now
quote at 20 80 cents, in quality. The supply
Is large.
| ToBAcco.-There is little or no change to notice
IN the Tobacco market. The demand for the me-
dunn qualities of Maryland continue good, and sales
are readily made at former rates. There is not
much doing in the better grades, holders being
rather above the views of buyers. We continue,
our former quotations to wit Common Maryland
So 5Oa4; good common $4 4.50; brown $4a 6 !;
and fine brown $3.50 10. The inspections of
the week are 523 hhds. Nd 500 hhds Ohio; and
hhds. ky.-total 1897 hhds. The total inspections
this year are &c, l44 hhds. against 500 hhds to
the same period last year.
The advices from Europe received by the last
steamer represent that Tobacco of all kinds is sell
ing at loss to shippers. The accounts from Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Missouri continue as gloomy
as possible respecting the growing crop, and all a.
gree that not more than one half to three fourths
of last years crop can be made, and that the quail
ty will be inferior. In this condition of things it
is expected that prices will advance in the Fall and
Winter. 1t is said that as much as 81 and 81. so
/ hos haa off
crops round, now in the fields, on delivery
more american
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

A CLERGYMAN DRoWNED.-The Rev.
Mason l.. w. Chesney, of the Baltimore
Annual Conference, was drowned on the
18th inst, in the James River, ten miles
from Fincas,le, Va. He went to the river
in company with the Rev Mr.. Wolfe and
Mr.. John Goodwin, to battle; and finding Mr..
CPS canoe on the opposite side of the river,
said he would swim over and ge, it. When
about two-shirds of the way, he was seen
to struggle and sink, when Mr.. Goodwin i'm
medIa,ely plunged in after him, but before
he could reach him he wen, down the third
and las, time in Is feet water His body
was recovered three hours after" ards. The
Baltimore Patriot says:
Mr.. Chesney served his apprenticeship in
the Patrio, office, and subsequently, until he
wen. on the Circuit, last spring, did he faith
fully work al the case as a journeyman. He
was one Of the best of boys and faithful ap-
prenlces, and was model for all the boys
in moral department and fidelity to the in.
,eres,s of his employer. While he was
learning his trade, he Joined the NJ. f
Church, and was teacher in the Sabbath
school a, Exeter stree, until he Joined the
Conference. He studied divinity while q
iourneyman at the case, and last winter al
lached himself 10 the Baltimore Annua
Conference, when he was appointed to Fin
castle circuit, which he was travelling witt
grea, promise, when he has thus suddenly
been called from
"These low grounds where sorrows grow"
to the land where all The air is balm, and al
The breezes delight.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

MARYLAND observation-disclosures are to be
two elections this fall throughout. the State
The first election, for Delegates to the Con-
stitulional Reform Convention, will take
place on Wednesday next, the 4lh day OF
ep,ember,-each county in the State being
entitled to as many delegates as it has mem
bers in both branches of the Legislature
The Reform Convention, thus elected, is to
assemble a, the city of Annapolis, on the Isl
Monday of November next.
The election for Governor Of the State
will come off on the first Wednesday in
October next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
NOTICE.
aug 29-6n.

NOTICE.
by order Of Charles County Court, pass
~ ed July 22l, 1850. notice is hereby
given 10 The Creditors of Dr.. JOHN F. PRICE,
an lnsolvenr Petitioner, 10 file their claims,
properly su,he nlicated, on or before the
third Tuesday in October nert, with Tie
Clerk of Charles County Court, for the pur-
pose Of having an audi. and distribution OF
the funds among his creditors.
RICHARD PRICE, Trustee.
Angus. %, 1850.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
CHERRY-HILL.

This land is situate on the Wicomico river,
in Charles county, and is believed TO con-
tain 25S ACRES, exclusive of some marsh
land adlacen, or nearly adjacent ,hereto.-
The sale will be made subject to an annuity
of one hundred dollars, payable every year
on the 3lst of December.
For further particulars touching the title
to be sold, all persons feeling an in!eres. in
the matter ale referred 10 deed of JOHN
JOHNSON, Trustee, under a decree of the
High Court of Chancery. TO ANN D IRWIN
and RICHARD NJ. ScoTT; recorded 4th April,
1912, among the Land Records of Charles
county. il is presumed tina. any wishing
TO purchase will view the premises before
the day of sale.
The purchaser will be required TO pay
one-,hltd ofAhe purchase money on the day
Of sale, and the residue in Gua>insialmen!s
of one and two years, bearing interest," from
The first Of January, 1850, secured by bond
with such security as The undersi gned shall
approve. When the whole purchase money
shall be paid, the undersigned will execute
a good and suflicien. deed to the purchaser.
JAMES IRWIN and ANN D. irwin, his wife,
and RICHARD Nj. ScoTT, BY
GEORGE w. MATTHEW'S,
their Agent and Attorney.
August %. 1850. aug 2S-,s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

REMARKABLE LoNGEvIrY.-One Of the
assistant, marshaIs in Baltimore, informs the
editor Of the Sun that, in taking the census
of The 10Th ward, he found in Fremont ST.,
extended, colored woman, named Sukey
Wright, who exhibited undispu,ed docu-
menlary evidence Of being 100 years OF age
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD =.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. %, 1850.

Tomorrow, we suppose, will be gala
day in Port Tobacco. Large preparations
are making for the Wing Mass Meeting and
Barbecue, at which is expected Mr.. CLARKE
and the several candidates for the Reform
Convention in this county. All parties are
invited to attend.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

The Fugitive Slave Bill passed the Senate
on Friday last by vote of 81 to IL, with
out, however, adopting the amendmen. pro-
posed by Mr.. PRATT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

JOIIAN
ED rick CITY, MARYLAND
II resumed on MONDAY The Cd Of SEP
TENDER The number of Teachers has
heen increased by Two additional professor
ships. An excellent Philosophical Appara-
lus now affords facilities for the study Of
the Ply scal Sciences no, hitherto possess
ed, F. furthe~ information direct, ros.
PAD, 80 CHS STONESTREET,
aug Gf--3. President.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

JENNY LIND left Liverpool for this coun-
Try on 2lst inst. The arrival Of the Allan
Tic will be looked for with interest
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned will sell at public auc-
l. lion, a, the Court House, in Port II o.
bacco, on TUESDAY the l7.h day Of SEP
TEMBER next, a tract Of Land, called
.Marshall's Land, and commonly known
hv the name of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

POTOMAC HERRING & SHAD.
600 bbls. No. Gross Herring
-UV 100 bbls. No. do. in pickle, for
family
Is bbls. No. l Shad. In store and for sale by
CREIGHTON & BODKIN.
Union Street, near the Ferry Slip.
Alexandra, Va, August 81, 1850.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

ARCTIC EXPEDITION. - Intelligence OF
the expedition in search of Sir John Frank
lin has reached The Navy Department, dated
at Whaefish Island, June 20. All was safe
and very well, though ice-bergs had been
encountered by the vessels. Lieut. De
Howen says:
"We shall leave to-day, and proceed to
the North, touching at Uppernavik, if wind
and weather will permit Thence we shall
make for Lancaster Sound. Should Well
ington Strai. be open on my reaching it, and
finding that none of the English vessels have
entered it ahead Of me, shall make bold
push for the North and Yves. in ,ha, direc-
ton !,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE OF
GOOSE CREEK LAND.

by virtue of two DEGREES Of Charles Coun-
ty Court, sitting as a Court of Equity,
the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell before
the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, on
THURSDAY the 18th day ofSEPTEMBER
next, between the hours Of 9 land O'Clock.
the tract Of Land inherited BY Mary F. Neale
from her mother Mary c. NeaIe and also
that tract of which the late DR.. Francis
N Gale died seized-bolh together conslitu-
ting the farm upon which the said D..
Francis Neale lived and occupied al the
time of his death, called and known as
''GoosE CREEK" and containing sic hun
dred and fifty acres $3.50 acres,) more or
less. This Farm has upon i, comfortable
-. Dce1hng, Barns, Stables and
Il s1,:na all the necessary ou,-houses.
i5z@E=55a It is well walered, heavily
Sz=7ssszz=zsaz-S=== tImbered, and convenient to
navigation. The Land is in high state of
cultivation and yields abundanlly the usual
products Of the county. 1t lies six miles
from Port Tobacco, and is convenient TO
church and mill.
TERms.-Four hundred dollars cash on
the day Of sale, or ratification thereof, and
the balance in three equal annual install
menls, to be secured by bond and security
tn be approved by the Trustee, bearing in
terest from the day Of sale. Upon the pay
ment of the whole of the purchase money,
the Trustee is authorized 10 convey tn the
purchaser or purchasers the title Of the said
Mary F. NeaIe and the late Dr.. Francis
NeaIe to the above described premises. sub
ice, To the widows right of dover in All
acres, il being ,ha, part Of the land winch
the said Dr. Francis NeaIe held in fee SIM
pie the balance, of 234 acres, free and un.
encountered.
N. STONESTREET, Trustee.
August %, 1S50.-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

EXECUTION OF PROF. WEBSTER. Sheriff
Eveleth, of Boston, has issued formal in
vitation to certain persons designated to at
tend "lhe execution Of John w. Webster,
on Friday, the 30!h inst, a, O'Clock, A.
NJ, al the Jail in Leverett street, in Boston,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

| MONTGOMERY AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The approaching fair and exhibition of the
Montgomery Agricultural Society, to be held
at Rockville, promises to be highly interest
ing. The usual extra premiums of $50 will
be paid for the following objects:
$40 for the best display of Agricultural
lmplements-provided the display should
be such as IN the judgment of the commit
tee is worthy of it; $40 for the best Y oke
Oxen; SIS for the second best; IS for the
best Bull; So so for the second best; SIS
for The best Cow; So SO for the second best;
without reference to location.
A. B. Davis, Esq, the President of the
Society. states that Dr.. Higgins, the State
Chemist, will be present at the Fair, to an
nounce and explain the component parts and
wants Of the dfferen, specimens Of soils
that may Or have been submitted for his
analysis.
TwENTY-FoUR Hours OF SUN-LIGHT.-
Letters from the U. S. Expedition in search
of Sir John franklin, written at Whalefish
Island, on the Coast Of Greenland, June "a,
states that as the vessels sailed Norlhward
the days began to grow longer and longer,
until a, length there was no darkness, and
finally the sun remained above The horizon
during the whole twenty-four hours. To
our men the shining of the sun "al nigh.''
was singular enough bu, to the Greenland
ers it was nothing new. Ia the course of
few months, when winter sets in, the days
will gradually shorten until i. will be total
~ dark during the whole twenty -four hours
These days Of darkness will continue for
about two months
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

GUNSTON FOR RENT the ensuing
~ year, 1851. For terms, apply to Dr..
FRANCIS WILLS, Dr. ALEX. ROBERTSON OF
JOSEPH You've.
Aug 81. JS5O-3t,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
FOR RENT.

1'HE OFFICE attached to the Lot on
Il which ] reside, will be rented low to a
suitable tenant the ensuing year For terms
apply TO VIM. BOSWELL,
Aug. II, 1850,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28
FALL DRY GOODS,
at WHOLESALE.

HAMILTON, EASTER s CO., No. 2l3
- MARKET STREET, Baltimore, are now
receiving by direc. arrivals at Baltimore, and
per packets and steamers via New Y ork aud
Boston, splendid
Stock of Foreign Fall Goods,
of their oavn Importation, selected by one OF
the firm in the bes. European Markets dur
ing the past summer.
The assortment will be found to include
RIcu 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 who pay promptly, to
such we will offer goods in quantities to
suit at Importers prices.
The great extent and variety Of our stock
can only be appreciated by personal er-
animation which we urge OF, all buyers Wis
Ting Baltimore.
Aug. 2l-4t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-28

CLARIFIED SUGAR.-A lot of very su.
~ perior Clarified Sugar just received and fol
sale by WIN. BOSWELL s. CO.
aug.2