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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

on this famous Eve, ninty nine in hundred
begin and end with this word; which is.
one may say, their A pha and Omega, their
crown and footstooI. This last evening,
the merry-making is prolonged Instead
OF retiring al ten or eleven O'Clock, as is
generally done on all the preceding evenings,
they wait for the stroke of midnight; this
word sufficiently praclaims to wha, ceremo-
ny they are going to repair. For ten mi
nues or quarter of an hour, the bells call
ing The faithful with triple bob-major ;
and each one, furnished with a little taper
streakng with various colors (he Christ
mas candle,) goes through the crowded
streets, where the lanterns are dancing like
Wll-o'-the-W isps, at the impatient summons
of the manifold chimes. 1t is the midnight
mass. Once inside the church, they hear
with more or less pie.y the mass, emblem
attic Of the coming Messiah. Then in tu-
multi and great haste they return homeward
always IN numerous groups; they salute
the luIe-log; they pay homage to the
hearth; they sit down at table; and, amid
songs which reverberate louder than ever,
take this meal Of after Christmas, so long
10 oked for, so cherished, so joyo Gus, so noisy
and which it has been though, fit to call
we hardly know why, Rosignon. The sup
per eaten at nightfsII is no impeachment, as
you may imagine, to the appetie's return
ing; above all, if the going to and from
church has made the devout eaters feel some
little shafts of the sharp and biting north
wind. Res1gnon then goes on merrily-
sometimes far in the morning hours; bu,
nevertheless, gradually ,hroats grow hoarse:
somachs are filled, the Yule log burns gu,
and at last the hour arrives, when each one
as best he may, regans bis domicile and
his bed, and puts with himself between the
sheets the material for good sore throat.
or good indigestion, for the morrow.-
Previous to this, care has been taken 10
| place in the wooden shoes, Of the children.
the sugar p|ums, which shall be for them
on their waking the welcome fruits Of the
Christmas log"
In the Glossary, the Suche, or Yule-log.
is thus Defined
''This is huge log, which is placed on
the fire on Christmas Eve, and which in
Burgundy is called, on this account, lai ST.
che de Noel. Then the father of the fami-
ly, particularly among the middle classes.
sings solemnlv Christmas Carols with his
wife and children, the smallest Of whom he
sends IN the corner to pray that the Y ule-
log may bear him sugar pums. Meanwhile
little parcels Of them are placed under each
end of the log, and The children come and
pick them up, believing in good faith tina
the great log has borne them"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

you. The voice Of the State Of MARYLAND
expressed by SO numerous and respectable
a Convention, SO recently chosen by the
people, cannot but produce great effect up.
on the public mind, and contribute to dis.
countenance agitations, to produce reconcile
alton and harmony, and thereby to perpelu.
ate the union Of the States. am, sir, with
great respect, your obedien, servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER
Mr.. Spencer moved to print 1000 copies
of SAID communications, when it was ascer.
tanned there was no quorum present.
Also, communication from Gov. John
ston Of Pennsy lvania, acknowledging the
receipt Of said resolutions.
Also, communications from the Cover
nors Of Ohio, Rhode Island and New Jersey
in regard TO the School System of said State
Also, reports from the sundry State Off
GERS, in obedience to orders of the Conven-
ton. Severaly referred.
The following orders Of inquiry were
proposed, bu, no vote was taken upon them
for want of quorum.
BY Mr.. Sprigg-for aunua1 sessions oil
the Legislature. to commence on first Mon
day OF January, and close by the ooh
March.
By Mr.. Weems-to oblige free negroes
and mulattoes to hire themselves by the
year TO some white persons.
BY Mr.. Presstman-in jury trials in civ.
il cases to allow less than the whole to
render verdict. To confer upon the May
or and City Council Of Baltimore jurlsdic
ton in local cases, such as the regulation
Of the police, opening streets, collecting
taxes for city purposes, &C., without the
interference of the Legislature.
By Mr.. Davis-Declaring it high mis-
demeanor, punishable by fine and imprison.
men', for any member Of Congress of this
State, or the State Legislature, or any per.
son holding an office Of trust or prof, in
this Stale, to act as agen. in prosecuting any
claim before the Legislature.
The Convention Adjourned
Dec. Is, 1850.
The Convention met, and withou, trans.
acting any business, adjourned, under pre-
vious resolution, to the 31.. inst.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25
OBITUARY..

Died, at the residence of her son, T. ELzARx
GARDINER, on the Sd inst, Mrs. ANN P. GAR
DINER in the 6sth year of her age.
Go ask the poor and needy around her if sho
possessed that best of virtues, Charity and let
those upon whom the sun of prosperity is shining
follow her example and their hour of death may be
peaceful as hers. Let the sorrow of her children
speak of her affection and excellence as mother.
and let well spent and religious life give certain
hope of blessed Immortality. J
Died, suddenly, in Baltimore city, on the 18th
inst, Capt. JAMES HOLLIS, of this county, in
his 10th year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25
We feel indebted to Hon. THOMAS G
PRATT for a copy Of the first part Of The Pa
tent Office Report for 1880.

EDUCATIONAL CoNvENT1oN.-Ith has been
recommended, by writer in The Baltimore
Sun, 10 The friends Of Public Schools lhro'-
out The State, to assemble in Convention at
Annapolis on Monday the 9th Of January.
1851, for the purpose of devising system
Of Public School Education, to be submitted
TO the members Of the State Reform Con-
ventlon. This is a matter of great impor-
lance, and it is hoped that the different
counties of the Stale will be represented in
said Convention. There is no hope for The
perpetui'y Of our glorious and free insitu-
lions except in the education and full de-
velopement of the ply moral and intel
lecsual powers of the youth of our country.
We understand that Annapolis Division
No. 10, S. of Il. have unanim ously rendered
the use Of their Hall as place of meeting
Nd. Republican.
Let the friends of Education in our coun :
ty send on delegation. Charles is inle-
rested, and should be represented in this
Convention. There should be no hesitation
about it, the object is too important and the
time too short to admit Of delay.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

MORRIS AND WILLIs's Home JOURNAL.
The prospectus of the new volume of this
beautiful and altogether unique family news
paper has been published for some days
past, and we now take the pleasure Of edi-
lorially calling the aleplon Of the public
to it, far and near. Ia every thing tina.
can distinguish fancy from fummery, geni-
us from mediocri'y, and sparkling originate
ty from name ,waddle, The HOME JOURNAL
is as far superior to the great body of the
American weekly press as the stars are
above the city lamps. The exquisite,
versatile and inexhaus,ibIe genius Of N. P.
Willis, and the perfect taste, sound expert
ence, and admirable judgment of George P.
Morris, are exclusively devoted to enricbng
the pages Of the HOME .IoURNAL-whle
they have naturally drawn around them
brilliant group Of contributors, both men and
women, to whom it is an honor to go forth
in such distinguished and widely-,rusted
companionship. A minor but particular ex-
cellence Of the HOME JOURNAL is the fresh
ness and raciness Of its selection. In this
labour the editors are continually opening
unworked literary placers. bring up only
the richest and purest Jumps and then pass
ing on to others-leaving the scrappng,
cleaning, digging and washing for crumbs,
4" those who come after.
We need not refer especially to the differ
ent attractive features Of the new volume,
as they are very perspicuousIy set forth in
the prospectus. which, we trust, everybody
will read. After that, send your name to
Messrs. Morris and Willis, and secure the
most elegant, attractive, and valuable family
weekly journal ever established in America.
Day Book.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25
JOHN BASIL, Jr..
ATTORNEY 1T L.4W, AND SOLICITOR l.,

ATTORNEY AZ L.4T, and SOLICITOR IN
CH.4NCERY,
Office, Church Street, Annapolis Nd,
NJ lii practice ia the County Courts of Anne
w Arundel, Calvert, Prince Georges, Mont
gomery, Charles, ST. Mary's the High Court of
Chancery and Court of Appeals, and will also pro.
secute claims before the various Departments at
Washington.
REFERENCES.
Hon. J. G. Chapman, of Charles Co.
Alex'r. Randall, of A. A.
]. NJ. S. Causin,
DR.. J. Higgins, S. C.
Mr.. J. J. Speed, of Baltimore City
G. L. Dulaney,
Rev. T. P. Hammond, Upper Marlboro
G. w. Wilson, Esq, ="
Rev. w. Pinkney, Bladensburg
Rev. ]. Decker, IS
Dec 25-6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishing to reduce his
stock Of Horses, with view to purchas-
ing Mules, offers for sale, or in trade for
mules, large and fine BROOD MARE,
7 years old, which took the premium a, tAe
Charles County Agricultural Show in 1919.
Also promising thoroughbred FlLLY, by
Register, years old mex! spring.
J. F. NEALE.
Dec. 25, 1S5O-5t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

SLAVERY MOVEMENT IN CALIFORNIA
The New Y ork Tribune says that private
advces from California, state ,ha, MANY Of
the capitalists in that State are making
move for change in the Constitution of
California, SO as to introduce African slave
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

On our first page we give the second oil
series of treatises, by"Moses," the first OF
which appeared on the 4'h instant. The
singuarity of the views of the writer on the
subject of Government and the Constitution.
we hope, will deter no one from giving them
respectful attention. We 60 for every man
being heard.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

The Governor of Virginia on Monday
week, addressed an important message to
The Leg isIature of tina, State. on the grea,
subject which now agitales the Union. He
alludes to the law lately passed by the Lee
gislature of Vermont, which virtually an
nuls the law of Congress in relation to the
reclamation Of fugitive slaves as at once an
injury and an insult to the South, but halls
the resolutions passed by the Conventions
Of Mary land and Indiana, as omens leading
to the hope, that the bitterness and dissen-
sions now pervading the confederacy, may
speedily pass away. He recommends the
holding of National Convention in Bal
limore, in May next to take such action as
may bring to an end all sectional con,ro-
versies on the subject of slavery.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

DIR. PUsEY, and some of his associates,
have addressed letter to the General Con-
venlon of The Episcopal Church in The U.
States Of America, intimating that the express
sion of The full concurrence Of the American
clergy with the views entertained by them
would be Of the highest service Gin con-
ties. with heresy or indifference"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

DINE SALT.-Just received and for sale
IL lot of FINE and GROUND ALUM SALT,
in blcached large size sacks.
Dee. 10, 1850. WIN, BOSWELL & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

Mr. WEBsTER's WINEs.-The secret Of
the late sale Of Daniel Webster's imported
wines, a, Boston, i, is said, lies in bis hav-
ing been elected an honorary member of a
temperance society.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

SIR have the pleasure to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter Of the 18th inst,
enclosing repor. and resolutions, unani-
mously adopted by the Maryland Reform
Convention, in relation to the measures of
Compromise passed by the Congress Of the
United States at its last session, for the trans
mission Of which am greatly obliged to
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-25

Several farmers of Carroll county have
recently lost number of ca.lle, amounting
TO between SO and so, supposed to have
been caused from turning the cattle into
fields where the corn had been husked on
the stalks, and over-ieeding in The absence
OF water.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Eiadoo Wit,

We IN the following IN n f1rtirfr news.
paper; a ilindoo having been snmtnou.
ed to give evidence before the court of IN.
ilcatare ~ Caenun, daaposed that su2h
circumstance happened; sErc rep.ied in il,s
vefandaif u such y house. Pray. iny rood
woman, said tE'e judge, how many ptl!ar.
are tbese IN that vefarIah? The vor0nD.
not perceIyt1g the trap That was laid be-
lore her, without mtich consideration. said
that the getandah was Supported Nv four
pillars. The course for the opposite par.
ty Immediately offered TO prove that tie
veraDdaIi continued five pillars, and that.
consequently, no credit e1nd lie given 10
fer evidence. 'fhe woman, perceivin~
her error, addressed tie Judge; my lord,
s;i ] she, yonr iofdshlp has Tor many years
presided III tEls court, aud every day that
you come here ascend FIGHT bf stairs
may ! beg 10 know how many steps fbess
stairs consist Of The 1Mge confessed
that he did not know. Tben, replied she.
II your lofdsiIlp cahnot tell the number 1f
steps you asceud daily 10 the seat of Justice.
il cannot be astonishing that should for.
get the number of pillars in balcony
which | never entered half dozen times
in my life. The Judge was much pleased
with the woman VII, and decided IN favor
Cf her party.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
To Planters,

f hsvs established lsners Store on the Tnr-
] naf lately occupied hy II. V. nahin, which il
& charee of Nj T.. Roessl where have receiv-
4 ,,rr steamboats, Ialle Cisole shl t.irsy, Sugar
eutsd Hare, very suratof plrin Hams 1..----,, !,
Shoulders sml Nj lsdings. Asekeral in r.
phale half lnsretg aFii kits NJ / Z sssEfs5s3>
snd 4 leaf Isfi western; reserve ani Parry Bn' :
s1r. nte*t, loaf pt~flftsd ahi crushed Sugar.
'ssa Laefits, Eio Havana end NJ Domingo
f,rHts, ,,tnlo -tdst, imperial and blk Iess,
4 otus, BUCKETS &c, T., together with Wines,
I mice sHd Cntiials. Hardware sud Staple Dry
= ,ds, hieh will i.s sold a. New Orleans prices
tiers on the southern side Of the parish are re-
ire ted 10 give nie e call before making their ru.-
zhs Eaus 10. M. II. WOLFE.
rn aso pfersfsd to furnish Bsgging and
81. n Isfgs and small quantities
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07

PeoGaEss or SOUTHERN lSDrsTET-
We learn lfoH, the M, IL, Tribune thai
Mr.. f. z. Howell, "A Commerce street.
M1bI G, has received from the Prattvi Ie
factory small specimens Of cotton eooi-,
all new styles. which were sent for the in
spection Of the trad. Among them is
ya,d-wide brown sl1eetln9, Of fine uniform
thread and beautiful finish, fully equal III
all respects TO the best gools Of thls dee-
cription manufactured at the Lawrence
mills, in Massachusetts. There are aso
three patterns Of a style Of goods resembling
cottonade, but stouter AMI far superior in
quality and finish to that of any sort
bought from the NortI,ern iactories.-
Similar samples have been sent to this
city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
TO The Public.

sTlIT undersigned respectfully tenders his
II thanks tn the citizens If batun Rouge, and the
tublit In general fot their liberal patronage, and
savifs now on hand All assortment OF fancy aiti-
Gee, snth as gold and silver lever watches. ~,
;,,lies htoarbes, finger rings, eaf rings Ia In.
sennv Lind. perfumes a la Jenny Lind. Nh. q. Il
H.. Musical Instruments Hover vases and many
<thsf articles toe nulnefous TO mention. all Of
shirh rpn he seen by calling at bis old stand,
fltines House Nuw. rhtirrh VI.
!. oct 90 r. g. DELiKODERTE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07

VERY Pooa.--A triGine sort Of . fellow
III one of orr ueighboripg conmies. no.
long since, won the adectiohs Of ,hs
daughter ot Buff, honest Du,chlna,, ~
some wealth. On asking fhe Old man for
her.he opened witha romantic speech about
his being poor youDg man. &c.
Va, YAH, said the cd man ~
knows all at,oH' il; bot you ish little
too poor, yoa has nsidsr nonsy rot
shssActss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Han NV ARE.
Prepare Yourselves for Cold Weather,

~ A. HON still continues TO offer great IN
T. iutemehts tb the purchasers Of READY
if.fDE CLOTHING, uI ell grades and quail
Eles, No one should buy what they want in the
siape Of Clothing without first calling on G. A.
EbBN. ioi there Is ne store in Raibn Rouge where
hey have as large, well cot and made stoSks; the
goods ere al fresh ard warranted IN etett respect
sheh is something that tibet houses dare not do
also boys GIua ing Of all kihls those In want Of
stsd t.ootls should repair for the ouiht, pel 5tl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07

One of the best mo les pf improving IL
subject before YOU read upon it nnd 10
observe after what uatlner II laa occurred
to the mind Of some great master yon
will then observe whether you have been
too rash or too tlInd what You I,ave omit.
ted, nnd in what you have execeIed aud
by this process you will III 5eii<by catch Il
great manner Of vie wlny n question, II
is right in study, not only 10 tbnk when
any eSfraofditmry incrient provokes you
to think, but from tine 10 t;tne to review
what has passed to dwell npon it and a.
aee what trains Of thought voluntarily
present themselves to yolir mind. II i.
II most superior habit Of Some minds, to
refer all the paficu ar truths Whicl, strke
them, to other truths more general. so tim
their know edge is beautifully method ized !.
and the general truth at any time suggest
all the particular plifisafions, or any
patticnar exempiication ut once leads 10
The general truth. This kind of under.
standing has an immense and decided
superiority over those copfasaI heads III
which one fact is piled upon another.
without the least attempt Mt Classification
sud arrangement Some men always real
with pen III their hand, and commit 10
paper any new thou 1bt which strikes them
others trust 10 cllanee for its temperance
Which OF these il tlie best mefioi ni the
conduct Of und darsfauJiu&, must, zbou d
suppose, dep.til great d "a upon the par.
ticaar understanding iu question. Som.
men can do nothin5+witlout preparation
Others little with it; some are fountains,
some reservoirs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
TIE BATON ROUGE, GAZETTE,
pvbttsste VASTLY nv
WILLIAM II. ADAMS.
sfiiss on Florisa street


The BATON ROUGE gNnET'rl7 q s publish
vi syetY 5atrRhAf inHrnhg sat S]nD psl anntnt,
feble IN alyaiiee 81 fJ,gv a. the expiration Of
siS rtgtiths
ADVERTISING ---Dna dollar per s1uate for
the lifst insertion. and halt that price for efery
subsequent ibsertioh-ten iufs, OF less, constitra,
hhg y sI'Iaip.
YEARLY iDNFW1f7tNis 49, Merchants Ira
ders. ard etlieis viii be contracted with on the
Alust liieral Terms
All POLITICAL AnsRf ;ssEE, for the eyclu-
eve Ipneft If iliyitlusis. vsl he charged as al.
setiseinents
All ANtFHTfat MFNTE uf a PERSONAL
NATURE l"heuevet atlniitteal will be charged
Vt the rate tG two dollars per ulare and payment
,s1uifed invariabIy III adtanie
All Advertisements not :rhtd with the min
be, Of insertions will he pulls she ill fotbil. ai
lhe option ut Tho Publisher
PROFESSIONAL ADN NERIISFMENTs
For ten liues OF LEGS. ,,ut altei:, bic. mouths r.
10 10 DO do 50 10 40.
ne 10 do DO 20 year 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
4. NJ TT A.

7 Eos leave 10 inform the public that he has
! again established him gGRocFb
,tlf bt his ID sfand on ssssss II u yD
shutch Street, where he offers for sale general
tesoltalent Of GGptERtEs PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE, Low ros EAsn or on aceonodat-
jg tetns, ans takes this opportunity Of returning
pia thanks Io h,s tnr,uef customers and tatefs
Etniself that ME prices anil quality Of Gtureries
snd Provisions Will induce them tp extend to him
tpcrtien ot theft iurtiief patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07

y - LBs supeffne Red Waters, gross Besns
X ! transparent do. Y dor Streets motto walters
Escorted. JgHN o. L.4 N0UEi
( uyt 10 ~pust office toetii.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
WAGONS, CARTS,

.s'HE subscriber hereby res ---,-~--s
IL turns hit thanks 10 his etts- NNYlEsT
s,mnts for the liberal patronage @4#sssss-sti.A
Bestowed on him. and respectfully informs his
s,ends and the public generally that he will con-
tnua his business in All ts branches at his estab-
fshineni, corner of Church and Main streets,
] CAR.lASES Of every description made TO Of
FER or repaired in the neates manner. Plantation
and Road Wagons. Carts. Dfays nc. made and
1epaiIad as usual Also. wrolght-ron pouuhs
trade 10 ortlrt and kept on hand for sale, and all
Finds of Plantation Smith and Job work attended
ID promptly.
THE Subscriber has also ia. ~
Fen the sgriley for the sale Of ~,se@Sss
gil kinds OF Wheelfigbt and Wa sesss~~ss s.xaa.
sen work, including Wheel and Dirt Bar,ews,
sfon ASles, Wagon and Cart Harness. Nc, from
the celebrated nanuattofy Of Messrs. Busby Il
little, OF Wheeling Va aud will also keep al, as-
snittneht of Flat, Round and Square Iron for
Smiths and Planters use
The attention Of Planters and those wishing TO
purchase il called to his stock. AMI all orders for
the coming season will he faithfully attended TO-
and al work ordered or purchased from the sub
.erilert fully guaranteed The freight on carriages
seni 10 any part OF the Coast will always be paid
june $, ", W. +. TUSNARD.