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.oger Williams TCundry and Machine
ShonS at 4urtiOn.

Stotc of RhoIe Island and Providence Plantations.
DY authority Of the Supreme Court of said State in
A ID Chancery the undersigned, Receivers oi the pre-
lis nerty and effects Of the Roger Williams Foundry and
i chine Co. viii sell on the premises, at Public Auction,
u TUESDAY, tae SirtaeEta Gag Of 4}rI 1te@{,
II the right title and interest which Cornelius 5. Tomp
ins and Samuel Hunt doing business the Roger Williams
foundry and Machine Co, had the 2ls Of September
asst in the above named property, consisting of
80 feet long, and built Of stone with slate roo and filed
with Machinery well arranged for turning ont all kinds of
work usually done in machine shop.
Cd The FOUNDRY, a building 100 feet by 70, built Of
.ck and slated with cranes TASKS chs patterns and other
apparatus required in the foundry business.
3D. The CAR HOUSE, wooden building, 100 feet long
Also Brick Counting House, Warehouse Barn, Sheds,
&c together with all the appurenances thereto belonging
The property with full schedules may be examined at amy
me and terms of sale any other information concerning
lae same, may be had by applying to
]. J. STIMS0N,
RUFUS WATERMAN,
Receivers of Roger Williams Foundry and Machine Co.
Providence, March 4, 1850. MGGts
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EOR SALE.

ia THAT pleasant and comnodious little Cot
EM tage late the residence Of MRs. NASH situated in
the centre Of Bolton about 30 rods of the
Connected with it is garden and fruit yard Of
aso Office separate from the house. suitable for Law
yers Pysica1s Office. Al n distance of three five
minutes walk is t5c id beautiful e,ce for Iiigh
school, which haW nnd OF $ coo for its support The
religious society Of The place has also find for its support
Of $20000 All of which beirg taken into account makes
the above described situation Of the desirable offer
ed for sale at the present day. For TERMS ctc. inquire
she premises the subscriber ri his Nursery 0rccster
Oct "a. If CAA5. NASH, Executor.
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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
BAnning's Patent Body Rraca

THIS celebrated ATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE. is
an efficient relief to persons aborng the follow
ing ana other analogous maladIes and symptoms viz Asthma
Consumption and other diseases Of The iungsSpna en-
vatnresBronchs and other affections of the ThroatToss
Oh Nolce-Ip Diseases, Scrofulous Swergs Distortios
Rheunatism Neuralgia, Headache Want o Sleep palnifn
ton of the Heart Dsordecd Circulation of the Blood Kid
ney Affections numbness and colness of the Extremtics
Ii' ;' Iiicu} OF suspended Menstruatio-FGlsy, GoGt
railing OF the Womb, Ieuchorhoe Whites, DroIsy lies
Constipation, WheIcd and Decayed Limbs Weakness of
in the Back, &c &c. NN''Ss
following certificates will show what thought of
Dr: Banning's Patent Lace &c, viz
IRON FFot Mott, and other Physicians of Near York
ne undersigned have examined Dr. Bannfgs novel views
On .a nleGalcal pahology olmany affections Of the vice
IA and believe them highly interesting ard worthy e r
Gus attention of the medical profession.
g@lenti"s S.a 2ot MD. J.Kennej Podgers,uD
4teT B. Hhitjns, NJ D. II. i5cLeaa M. D.
merly of Wetlersfeld, Conn. ~
Thirteen Years ago sustained loss of voice which for
.e Years was almost total Subsequently my voice Was
continued weak and iEdistinct Ore year aeo commenced
the use Of DR. Banngs Brace ard have found very marked
ana decided advantage from it increasing the of speak
once or twice, almost every Sabbath, should scarcely at
tempt the service at all if had in constant application
the principles of DR.. Bamhg's Brace which cm my own
knowledge oiits certain utility my case chceriiIv re-
AYE, Aux o 1876. CALEB j. TENNEY.
Chased the right OF this ariamed Patent Euce or Eodv
Brace or the County of Worcester AID are now ready 10
SELL and apply the instrument to patients either AT tbei
own residences, or at their said Office No 25 Our STAIRS
MAIN STREET They will sell the right to nake vcnd and
e o sau Lace, III few, and few only, Of the of
hls Soht on terms very advantageous purchasers
Al inc above mentioned diseases, and many more of
similar nature the undersigned have with their MAGNET
~ or ELECIKOPAIlllC REMEDIES treated very suc-
cessuly and will continue do either with or wito,
the application ard expense of the said Lace Brace as
patients may prefer. The Instrument is light neat aud
easily adjusted, and can be by gentleman or latv
Whou The east PAIN or Inconvenience. The public is in
vited to call and examine the article at their said oII
where all 1ayors in their line will be thankfully received and
all EXPLANATIONS as to the said accs and the Magnetic
remedies, eatuously given. References to MANY eases
cured ana others now under their treatment in this region
given to any on application J. G. KNALp
Worcester, Feb 6, I550. dtf
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Farm and Pasture Land for Sale

r., THE subscriber offers for sale thar valuable Rea
fH11iA Estate formerly owned by JONATHAN CHASE, sit
LII uated in Paxton containing one hundred and seventy
five of excellent Land about forty Of which is
covered with heavy growth of Wood and Timber. Said
Farm is of the most pleasant situations to be found
lying the great road from Worcester to Barre miles
from Worcester City Hall, and is well divided INTO moving
tiage and pasture with good Dwelling House, suitable
for families, Barns, AID other convenient
bmldings in the house and the barn. The whole
will be sold together part with the buildings, pur
ohasers may require.
Also very valuable Pasture known as the GO0DALE
PASTURE, containing sixty eght acres situated the
Jennison Mills, well fenced and waered and is of the
best pastures that can be found Also other Pasture
containing 23 acres divided from tic other by road Said
Pastures are ofeesy being situated on the road.
G5A the above Real Estate viii be sold reasonable
terms For particulars, inquire of ANTHONY CHASE, the
Court House, of the subscriber in the westerly part Of
Worcester EZEKIEL DANIELS.
March 8. dw4w
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Real Eatnaa for Sale.

2z5 A VALUABLE FARM. situated in Mifbury about
a four miles from the business part the city of
I'VE orcester containing about hundred and eighty
acres OF Land divided into Moving Pastming, Tage and
Wood Land Buildings in good repair, well watered by the
blackstone River and its branches and with spring water
ae house and barn by aqueduct Those wishing 20 into
tAe agricultural business large will find this rare
opportunity on account of location, variety of soils,
desired, small Farm wonld be taken i'll exchange for
Fart OF the purchase, if pleasantly situated
NIB Stock and Tools also for sae. Inquire Of
Mhlbury, March -. 6w ID. B. SIBIEY.
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Uouse for Sale

e. A NEW and thorough built two story HOUSE.
fs;S IN containing 3 rooms, well finished in the most
S2 modern STYLE conveniently arranged an excellent
veil of water with 7e0O feet Of Land 1t is pleasantly To-
Gated an emnence, within three minutes walk of the
Post Office, commanding delightful prospect of the CITY
and surrounding coGntrypTesenng opportunity rarely
found for those wishing purchase Terius liberal In
qure at BROWNS Reai Eatate AgeHcy Office No s
CENTRAL EXCHANGE. d6twtf March 2I
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Dwesssag Fgou&c for Safe,

ks SITUATED in Cherry Valley, Leicester four miles
aM ~ from the City Hall, Worcester, also Barn. shop
4 and about ofland well stocked with various
tnds OF fruit The above offers chance for person
wishing to the butcherg business the subscr
her has all the implements and covenence for carving on
the above business which he will sell low with or without
TIE premises The above premises woud be good oca-
ton for boot and shoe manufacturer. For further parc-
uiars, inquire of the subscriber on tie premises
darch 22 d6tw4t HUGH BROWN.
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Valuable Real E.sfata far ssle.

~ ONE Of the best Farms in the City Of Worcester
4.a ~ 2i miles north of the Cout House, containing
go 100 acres under high state of cultivation, laie
story Dwelling House, Barns, Wood-house and Car
riagehonse the very hest engraed apples aso been
Gently set out between 2G0 and BOO apple pears and peaches
Also, Lot Central Street, 80 BY 20 feet with Dwell
ing House, Bake House. Barn. ard all necessary out build
ilgs in the most business part Of the city.
Also, PASTURE in Hubbardston, , miles north Of the
fieeting House, "Ragged HIP called containing
about 80 ocres portion Of tits very heavy Wood Lard
For further particulars inquire Of Al Nathaniel White Of
Quincy; Col James Estabgoo Of W oceser or Of the sub
>cTiDer said farm. JOHN r. CLALK
April IL. If
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Resamigw eYYefgiciMca.

HEsE are no quack or secret preparations
Dh' are simply What IN the advertisements AMI nbels
&rcmpanying them, they are obe-PI Yst.
VDlCAb REMEDIES, or such act in harmony with
IN AVS OF The human constitution They are eniitel,
vegetable, and are comp, uated in accorlance wth tbt
n tehchings Of several yelrs of prnessona
Ihey are not annirersdi remedy Tor ever,
oStase. Ihey consist VI various prrparat 0ns srvera
Suited TO The removal Of different terms of diseare
They are now txiensiycly known, aud Apr, yed ,nd
are kept tor sale by Druggists and Storekerper in
portion of the towns m this County and vrini
A June ~ WI G. NEWTON M. d.
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lS A tl,ERS

EiE SUI scnbeI, having fitted up unew and increast I'd
the number OF his BATHING Rooms. J, minds The
citizens OF Worcester, that they choose TO WASH and
tEhtlN WELL raih'r Ihan TO pay Doctors lil to set
@ s then can be in nsi cd, al any lin with AIM ur
COLD TlB BATHS, SHOW Eli or vAIOR, grd annie
recommendations, by calling The ccrner Of Front dt
C0ffton Streets CALVIN NEW1ON.
June 81 -.
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HgassneEs sEEaiseo Esossse, 60 florl.

s S'iiE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
TA liens Of Grafton aBd the public generally that they
4 have taken the above named House, and pledge them
selves to be in readiness and prepared all times accom-
MEDIATE the travelling and business public and parties plea
se at the shortest notice. They most respectfully solicit
the public patronage. EDWIN 5. BALL.
Grafton, Jan 3 1850. diff DENNY S. PUTNAM.
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FOR SALE CR EXCHANGE

h4s FI>HAT beautiful estate in LEICESTER, known
c. I ''MOUNT PLEASANT" II consists of aoout
ss1.Fiily choice Land and fine House every
way ftted or family lvisure, with little expeB.
could b. admirably adapted HydruIsthic esablsh>
ment. For terms, lnG this office suhscr~
ber at the Central Eank. VIM. DlCkInSON
Worcester. nec i9. d
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Farm for sasc.

xA II He subscb,r offers his valuable Farm for sale
egsM situated it, SrERLiSG the Comfy road lead
AEAsing from Worcester to Westminster and about ii
miles from Oak Dale station tn Worcester aud Nashua
Rsroad Said Farm contains about hundred Of
Sceent Lund good state Of cultivation About twenty
well wooded. The Farm is well supplied with water
sod all the cOnyeences combined for farming purposes
The buildings consist OF good two story Dwelling House,
with large Ell attached for Wood-house Shop iggery
Sc The Barn G6 by 80 feet With an E for storage car
age house, &C. Also about lly Of Pasture Land
situated in the noriheasery part Of Holden resi-
tence Of Joel Walker.
For particulars inquire Of the sbscber on the premises
sterling, Feb 2. II NEHEMIAH rEARS0N
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.Rges5ea aEgGaeaae S6sa.

DREPARED by $. o. DUNBAR, TAprron Mass ,,or
rGhted eQuat TO any Gther use, tiher Eag;fsa or
AmSTacan This very u-eal and elegant preparation il
used as an aperient Anisacd in Dyspepc c, ,pipianis
attndei with Ac!cty with very great benefit IL has The
adVahsge over common magnesa in being dissolved and
nefe ore moi liable TO accumulate in the brwts. II is
decidedly superior TO Carbonate of Soda or Potash an
account oi s aperient quality. The solption o. Ma ne
sia is found p0rticnaTy beneficial pleasing sedivs
ana Apertsnt in all Cases OF Irritation or ActGfv OF the
stomach Fe6rHe complaints, Ijahte disorders or sea
For sale in orcestSr, wh. esae and retail by
II C. BATES, NJ. D., Agonecarv
NOV 10. eod%Wu PAP Main st, cor Pleasant
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ESaEH HSye.


WATERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has row been eyten
slvely used for than six months ard eyely box
sod has been warranted to give entire satisfaction and has
NOT IN SINGLE instance been reuned-on the contrary han
oles OF iaGes ana Gentlemen in Troy ard New York have
expressed themselves the most enthusiastic forms in lie
praise and acknowledged its superiority over every other
klnd III use 10 Ladies who have false hair in con-
sequence OF their natural hair turning GREY This Dyo is
great blessing, making it to resemble nature so perfectly
mat IL cannot be detectedhe application perfectly sim
PEE as te ar requires no preparations il needs onlv 10 be
wet Ill the most simple manner and the work is done
FOR sale by NJ b. GREEN, and LEWIS T. LAZEII
June %. asI,c
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"a A VALUABLE ESTATE. No. II Sumner 81,
SSAtA "A Consisting OF lJase, Barn aad Bu,i,s Io,
-s@- Supply good HD1 durable watrr, with many d
rable privileges wien eSamncd. III March s.
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Mouse lot fnr Gmao.

DLEASANTLY situated on Fruit street, near iieasaut-st
SO #. front and - f.. Deep which are number d
fruit For particulars. nqare Of i. ADAMS at Nun
yans, 219 Man-st up stairs the subscriber in IIoso
March 9. d5w WM WHI1COMB
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KiShE-.E -.ESght!

VTlE handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT
the world Is MARSII'S PATENT OIL. This is n new
invention, recently introduced, and now very oycnsiyeI
used by the pubc is perfectly safe and free 10 burn il
any common OIL Lampswh the simple alteration of tube
when Is done for the ling expense of 12j cents This O
IS composed entirely of vegetable and contains some six
eght parts, some of which are Essential oils Tho Who'll,
orns body beautiful in appearance and gives clear bri
hdnt and odoress light, without grease smoke smell OF
tgpt9si9n-hus furnishing the public with an article from
whch thcy can obtain almost any qany Of light and
A. ~: NEWTONs, FOSTER STREET opposite Tho Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
n H. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester
Jan Q. dv,,r
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40 LEI.

"a 4 STORE in the centre of WAYLAND recently
E1h Il built and well located for the English and West
s4- India Goods trade. For further particulars inquire
ofGEORGE SMITH, Wayland B. l.. BATCHEI.iER, 10
Fulton St, BosToN. dwtf Wayand, Feb Is.
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GREAT DISCOViRY.
B 81 EE 6AsNs EF.FEEs G4gE.

E'HlS OIL is prepared by H. c. CURRIER, who is the
sole PfopeIor in the United States ond is the greet.
est stdscovery in the known world Tor the grow EaT
und warranted il VIII the hair TO grow here il
LcS ia'len on Hd is sure preventative, and makes
grow thick, darh and silky. Price 90 per bolt The
best Of references be obtained IRON those who have
been benefited in tins city.
N b. The money viii he paid back, in all cas Cs when
ihe Oh does not give satisfaction.
soie Agents IN Worcester, VIM. ID. FENNO SON,
ICE VAN Street dwtf Jtl& 4
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Epilepsy and I3fds.

N1pFEVESy NFAN TITUS,
THE subscriber has been very successful in teoro and
J. curing Epilepsy, Apoplexy, Conyusive and spasmodic
uiseases-H sierra, St Nitus Dance and all diseases of
IKE Kindred nature, spinal affections neuralgia of the
lace and necknervous headach muscular contractions
and Female diseases and weaknesses of every nature He
likewise deyotes usual particular to Consump-
on, Bronchitis, Ucerations and diseases of the Throat
Scroiua Diseases of the heart Liver complaints Dyspep
sa ana Chronlc diseases in general o. eople subject to
these complaints will do well to call on him.
1JO and residence, No. MAPLE STREET near the
worcester House. Office hours from to O'Clock r. NJ
March 6. cod eowly5 A STONE M II
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EsSaDN'3

Eshasgs kSSaDN,3
OYSTER AND EATING SALOON,
(Order Bqacrofrs auction iGo9ns,)
NoffAer on R2ain and Exchange SIS Worcester.
1 EAl.S and OYSTERS furnished all hours OF the day
W ara evening, OF the best the market affords.
lie has several private rooms for the accommoda
hoh OF Ladies, well Gentlemen, who may wish pro
e eai and oysters served up IN any desirable form at
THE SHORTEST NOTICE. m Entrance or Ladies, No. |
ErcbanSe Street.
GTFares accommodated with pleasant private Rooms
ana any thing in his line served up the style
OfSIEhS by the gallon, quart or pint
Also, FRUIT, NUTS, y c., wholesale and retail
j. f. THOMPSON,
(of The late firm ofArnold x Thompson)
March l3. dwf
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RUELDING LOTS
SHOP TU LET,

CiITUA TED on Hanover treet suitahe for pain. ~
= or Boot maker. G. 4. q &. liAREIhG ION.
Doc ~ d'su 80 Mag
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TO BE LET,

TWO Pleasant OOMS situated Main Street less than
three minutes walk north the Post Office inquire at
this Office. DIFF hIarcll 49,
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80 be e4et,

1.-TWO good ROOMS on the second floor corner of Mai
and Thomas Streets. Inquire at No lO3 Main St.
March 20. DIFF
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ER0sgse KLGss 60g. Negge.

SITUATED on Pleasant Street. Apply to
~ March T. diff l., E. ABBO'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-17


which is intended, not for the present gene
ration only, but for those who, when we
Eshall have been gathered to the fathers, are
to succeed ID the bright. skies, the verdan.
sdelds, the lofty mountains, and the majestic
kwaiers of our beloved State. Aud with good
Egovernment and laws; with a salubrious
Kcime; with generally fertile lands, improv-
Hed by the resources Astounding in her bor-
&ders; with her immense mines of coal a;
Swi'h her mighty works Of internal improve
sment; with her facilities for commerce, af-
ioFded by her Chesapeake, Susquehanna,
Potomac, Patuxen, and other water courses;
with her grea, commercial emporium; and,
sabove all, with the energy and enterprise of
aher. people, we may have not so much cause
Ito apprehend, that, as as Paris is said to be
affance, so Baltimore may become to be Ma
ny land, as we may have TO hope, that Ma
Zryland will take such position in this coun-
S'ry as England has in Europe.
q There have been al different times in our
gcountry, agtations in regard to our Tariff
q laws and our institutions of Slavery, causing
aserious apprehensions as TO the permanence
Sof our Union, but these agitations have hith-
: cr,o passed and left the country safe and
may we not hope that the good sense and
good feeling Of our people, will, in any
changers which may threaten it, come to
rescue end to save that Union, to which we
are so largely indebted for our safety at
ONE, and our responsibility abroad that
Union under which we have in SO short a
Stime increased from thirteen TO thirty free
Estates, from three millions to twenty mil
) lions Of inhabitants; that Union, under
which our territory has extended from the
shores Of The Atlantic TO the surge and surf
: of the far Pacific Let US then cherish an
4 abiding love Of the Union let US brighter
and strengthen every link in tia, golden
schain, which binds our people and our
States to our glorious Constitution. May
The Union and the Constitution be regarded
1 Jas inseparable from our liberty and our glo-
Try and may they be cherished in our af-
! feciions. And let no man attemp, to lesson
! love for them in the hearts of our people
let no man dare 10 push from its sacred
lmoorings the holy ark Of our national safe
|,y. Then the great past of our country,
which stands but as a pigmy beside the
mighty present, will be succeeded by a still
more glorious future.
"Westward the star of Empire takes its way,
The first four acts already past,
The fifth shall close the drama with the day,
Times nobIest offspring, is the last"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-17

IMPORTANT MEETING IN WASHINGTON
A Geographic despatch dated the l2.h,) in
the Baltimore Patriot of Friday evening,
says:
There was a Union meeting of all parties
and classes held to-day. The South agrees
to the line of "a degrees as the boundary
tor New Mexico: all below that line to 90
to Texas Texas agrees to it, and Mr.
Clay has expressed his approval of it. The
North also agrees. Mr.. President Fillmore
is content. The proposition is now before
the meeting to divide California by the same
line. The discussion is progressing, and
the prospect is that it will be approved
This is great news, and if adopted effectual-
ly settles all difficulty.
In reference to the above report, the Pa
triot of Saturday remarks
THE Geographic despatch we published
yesterday, in relation to the Union meeting
in Washington, was from our regular tele-
graphic correspondent. Some doubts hav-
ing been expressed about the correctness Of
the report, he sent us the following des-
patch, " hich reached US to-day at two o.
clock
WASHINGTON, July Is, P. NJ.
The information in relation to the caucus
union meeting which sent yesterday, is
confirmed by reliable authority to-day
The meeting was called by Mr.. Clay. 1t
was composed chiefly of the members of
the Senate, there being very few members
of the House present
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-17
A RARE CHANCE.

7 AM authorised to sell a VALUABLE
Il FARM, situated on the Chesapeake Bay.
in Anne Arundel county, Maryland. This
Land is in a good state of improvement, and
specially adapted to the growth Of Tobacco
the finest quality, as well as Corn. Wheat,
Sc, while its facilities for Improvement By
reason Of the grea. quantities Of Shells, Sea
Ore, SC its convenience to market, being
not more than an half mile from Wharf
or Landing, making most desirable pur-
chase for person Of small capital. |, Con
tains
25S I-2 ACRES.
Has OF il Double Two Story FRAME
Il DWELLING and KITCHEN attached
ss...HH in excellent repair; new BARN,
good QUARTERS for Servants, and
other suitable OUT-HoUsEs.
AS the owner is not larmer-ths land
will be sold at great bargain. A part Of
the purchase money to be paid in cash, and
the balance i'll six annual instruments, with
interest from the dav Of Sale.
GEORGE W. WILSON,
Upper Marlboro
July II, 1S50-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-17
NOTICE..

THE undersigned Commissioners, ep-
l. pointed to lay ofand assign the widows
dover in the real estate Of JAMES BAILEY.
deceased, hereby give notice to all concern
ed, that they will meet On the premises on
THURSDAY, llth day ofJULY next, and pro-
coed to execute the duty of their commits
sion. HENRY r. HARRIS.
JOHN H. DIGGES,
ANTHONY B. SIMNIS,
w. F. LANCASTER,
F. MATTHEWS.
June 10, lS50.-4t.
g. The aboue meeting is postponed until
Wednesday, the 7h day Of august nert.
July II, 1S5O.-,m.