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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
FIAT mr. IA LOUISIANA.

EIAT M IA LOUISIANA.
Poroisse d'ONst Uafoa Roage-Lear dx
SiGiene Uistyicf 4
Dams PafE,ire dc Ia sncc.ssioD DE- TfIeophi.
le Melnison dec6de, M. 437.
Affendu que Jicques Moiasoa, SIN,
s'pst adresse a IA susdit cour, pour ktrs
uomme administrator de Ia suydits sue
crssiDn.
Avis est par IA presenie donns 4 tous
ceux interesses dr faire valou leurs rsisons
dams dir jours d. ia premiere publication
Dr. crt avis, p%oarqnoi IA dits demaDde ne
soft pas accordee.
Bureau do CRETE, Quest Baton
Rouge ce o Mai, 1856 Z
WV. y. CHAMBERLIN.
Mai il, 26. Gfef6er.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Postponed Sale.
SIATE OF LUUISTANA.
Parish Of Eoa Ho'op Renge-6inh J.
diciai District C6nrt.
Antoine Cavplier

Y" TfV3 kaF
Chns. Davenport, Adtor. 1t ai)
Hy riur Of d decree entered In The
above entitled silt, by he siaih Judicial
District Court. fr ibp p@arisl, u Eas, BAL, ~
Rouge. will ha sid ly the undersigned
on SATURDAY The 1sr dry d
June mat. ~ the tetnt houss huor. in the
lawn If Tato" Rouge. nj II o'eleeA NJ,
ft CASH the sla ess herein after inpn-
timed. b+longing i,inily To 'he plaintiff
aud dsfp"danH. " wit 4 3pt f@
OHpHELiA AM EEIsEY.
L. &. NORRIS, Sheriff
May 10Th. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
ETAT DE In LOUfbiANE.
Paroisss d'OHea Uoion RengeA@Cu1 DIV
Eirjtme District.


tnhi l.. Loblell aats
I'm vsr u d'ah ufdfa de lie 4 Incl adtessts
pa, ~lhou5fabie Ia Ceat 10 Size the District
d4ns ct pylr Ia ~tatoisss dDusst Baton House,
Fiat de Ia leiisians. ssreht e%sphsts par In
soissigbe shetlf, Ell vshta p,ibii1us, ~ plye
offsm ct dernief enehetissesr, sur fbabtas
ton De JahnG L,ba4ii, eitnas dahs tette ps,
r%5isse, u environ q ibse ihiies an dessus Do IA
maisoti de- cor de Ia dita paf,isst,
somedi IL Ter JUN proclaim. 1850,
J. u h afss A. Mills ttrihyas saiysnst
TOHY, bAafa Aie. h'shtift ~ An
bODOWfsFA, nag esse age d'ehtiron n
ans. ct soa etfaDl Wiltth, ago d'ensifon
5ans
l~eseuels es elayes oa' Att abatid f1hhs pas John
II In deli lesgttels OF ttA Of IT. on tsn,s
ltubljgtisa "a, HI | u 4 de Mai, niais mont pas
ste vehdus fatte l'atqubfsus.
ft0ddiiOns do Ia Venie. H
A I'm effdp d. dnpse ms. les sraUts
reur ioutnifoDt ietr bon eaif sst i s~atisfats
u II, % tat lhtttat h ! isdn d. din pour
cent ia an d. jour de- 70 ven e, It bypoibeqne
slteiala avee Confession de cement fs.es
mes sur la prorte't ~jasqa'au pa fait a;emeni.
" w POpE, Dirt Shirt.
H1y 7 Afs, 1871, =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

The London Eaonomist SAYS III,
America II Is seer more eleHfly than
IN Europe. society moves faster thai
Legislation, and does hot depend o.,
that Ia regulate its future existence
While members Of Congress ttra
threatening dismetabefment. there IL
gathering round The States, Hs d no.
elens. other States that are ready 10
adhere to it. and increase IL on every
side.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Notice.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

E7I7T OFT TUU7S7TWI.
Parish Of Fart Batm Rouge~ginh
Judicial District Court.
WWEHEAs Iena gonnetsse Admins
~ traitor Of The succession Of Jpbn l..
Fnham l4ts Il sid Parish fausa 4ad, las
Il ed 10 The tfiea of he uadefsiy sd ClesE n
all Court, a final account ef his Adm mis- tra4
ii u "H said success on.
~ lice is be feby Giytb 70 oil PERSONS In
i~atested I show eHuss within len d,ys rom
the Fl 1t publication If his no Ice. wjv lie
said account should nht lte approved. h MOLE
GATED. and made The Judgement # said Court.
and sail fNdtninistfat on released from any
iurlhHt To- lily result ny ff"m said trust and
h Bond canetlt d and 4, nuI1ef. 2
May 18th $50 u. ~ MORENO. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

or. Samuel ftsts, Esq. has tsslgn-
ai his place vf Alderman Of the sih''
Ward IN the stennJ Municipality Iuon-
al. ---- -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PariM N Wea BuDn Kougc--SitM
JudiciM District

Wn. MAHGHAM ~ Go.
ps. I No. 1901
JOINS C~unrAfs. and e ah
GaJnisbees.
BY virtue Of 4 writ Of Fiert Fscias 10.
me directed from the benorahis III sixth Ju.
dicial District Court for The parish Of West
Baton Rouge. State Of Lh1isispa. will be-
exposed Ivy tbs undersigned Sheriff NJ pub.
lie auction, 10 the last and highest bidder
On tho plantation " Thomas w. Chinn,
situated h this parish NJ about ten miles
above tie Court house, on
Saturday he LIT day Of June. 1866
At 10 o'elork A. M, The following destfib.
ed property, viz: Foriy.fom wheel bar
rows, Two spades sbd Fourteen shoyels,
which were ssized by me 10 satfsly the
Judgment, Interest aud Costs rendered IN
the above entitled cause.
Terms II saie-~CiSU.
". w. rope. DEPT Sheriff
West B,fRouge. May ID, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

The rnarh n.alsfs af. thp l,,ssi ~ its
mechanic interest In New York. who bavs
struck ff better wages. They want 81
per day for married mfn, and . for "Lael,.
e%lofs."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

A min'et. W,rse talents were but iuaif
iereit. inrped physician, lie was asked
tbs tea son n H..
"In printing" answered hs, "all the
faults arc exposed 10 the eye; but IN ply
sic '1,er nfe buried viii The patient, And
oiie gets more easily oir"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

Carr ArPoshfsss n n s@a Aiming the
eade, appointments for 1850 afe The I'll.
lowing
fouls iana-N Michael II. Morgaa, Fifs,
District; Latttaru.a u Haynes, Third bis.
ifiet rtt'on Il. splanf, FiAiHl D lsifita.
Mississippi- i,epIam ii +. Davis. spes
oad District; jto. o. Powell. Third Dis4.
tflfi. ygy vi -U
Alabama -tames ppsh'er, t'inh Dis.
tfltt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

nm AtIk
To eRainp. tie 't,enibats VI The WashinHtio
lite u tnpatiy M, |, Of Datun Rnupe
fflin se vib4 uh Jufies and doing Militia
duty,
Ne IL enacted tg me Fenafe and iIgass II
Hep'sssntstttes " he STATE " Loutsieaa In
hsn4,at issembig eoHtensa. That sal t,nsi a
bht ~ The Wash ngt,u Fire Company NJ, |,
~ ba'oh Houea, shall ls esetup, + Din .ety.
'hs IN lhFies 81 doing Mild lja v, du Inn he
''ina they nte theHhafs o. 81 i Gtmruny,
ffbv'd.u lbs 81 ,ntt Oh shall nut ptII, 10
n'ote than sltt n, 'iBbefs OF said Conpary A,
"'is Tine ard II stall be tie duty If the CON.
fhandiig oHioaf and setfe DIV II said Con-,
pa y Annually IL | sstify II def oatl, that Tho
mefh''nts eathn tnll If said Compare IRE aa.
I'VE %htetteh, peffotiinh truly aud fitrutiy
tue duties ~ The same OF I'll ceta .iyrs thipss
prey htsd ny sickness Ut abspn e. And each
ae'd tvery %iueiiltef " said Gtmtano. af et
me bayH served ~ active me'nbers If said
COMPANY during seven yaats. shall forever
after b eyhtntt ito sewing IN Jufins ar
dtt'E M I'LL DatYi provided that, In g efy
suth fass, ~ 4 intmtbar sh " have obtain d
= cert fcats ftom tbs Foreman ef proper Of.
~. VI saih Company, that he has 4 ring The
s'id term " seven years wei and faithfully
served In IN q Cn,Nfahg as AZ active M nj
ber ihet Of End further ptov dtd that in o
esse shelt anv member Of said tsetb NV bs
et' npt fron NJ lita y hutv IN Il nes o. IN ~ on
! 'sntt"et on OF ti,il eopthd, tinf; II shil lie
The duty 4 the Foreman, IT lfnpst ofieai. III
sai Fnt pany ~ deliver 10 thu Sheriff n tie
pafisf, of Fast Datan Hange. end h. The Col,
et rtiiiti ddine off ef Of ,b, regiment NJ
militia TO which su,h hi MIXERS belenp, 4
Certified let Of tn members composing laid
Company.
r. NOISE.
Hpaskef Of HE House OF Representatives
.#..5 j. b. PLAUrHE,
Lieutenant Governor end President of III
Eena 9, ...t. ..0E
Approved Ma eb aIs,. 1871.
JOSEPH WALKER,
q werner Of The State n Lo Islam,
Certified ~ bn . TIN cory frotn The "r;tipal.
kfIAHIEs GAYAENE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
A fur I'HilpsurfHHi@A Washing

ION 'e't"f u lhe ChafIFsttn News saysE.
T1ers u 4 man IT work A. / div lalbe.
81 oh tnn " tbs public tnildiiss II this
e''t "i'h tatti'gitntt expecting 10 t~rralvp
!, si4nD rlrfl.shir. n, ding he prunlises
Ut bis political ri. nds Worthless, aud ,av.
tpg speut The shnle u biz ,peasy. liss a
tue ph'losilrpf, instead Of si,ing iown and
b. wailIna bis hati iat", bs inot; the 4 Al
job b. eonld gFl. sutii Il INN never need
fra, The fr,sns nc fortune.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
D y

On Eaturtay The 4tit inst. aftee n sh,rt i,loesp a
Hnttse. MARy EsfiHRs aged & ysatsi only dailstta,
of ID WIN md Elsahsth A. French. In this sad
hsfea FeIreni! which weighs down with anet,isi, The
tehtf %lteaftsh 1T h"id md hotihs parents, W. afs again
aamoiishsd tssg unreal ate hi eartity hopes, T,nu
vain are onf aeatest nnii' ~itatipbs f=HEut Yesterday
and size. who hal never known diseases. and had
ever hasi hlesssI witt, uninterrupted ltsalit, was
with joyous smile and sparkling eye and r,di,nt
taihtsnnnee. yisliirs the ftssh incense. pi y from
her young heart. upon The altar If parental sftaetion.
a~lh a few hours. and HE binding flower with it,
yo1hs tendfil and sweet perfume. ss wiI,sfsd IN fhs
ptave@@Moutn net HE has said. let little children
rome unto inc AMI lo' Holy sfanpla'ion= tbs ensp5t.
ted soul, nestlss IN tbs bosotn If her God.
May il. 1860. Hzef #a4#a8fBi8
On Thursday morning, May 10Th.
1850, after n short illness. Miss lssts
Bunk. second daughter Of John ]. and
Alexandrine Burk, aged Is yenrs.
On Saturday morning the 1lth inst.
REusecA FARsAM infant daughter OF
HenryS 5. and Eliza Hampton Thorpe.
''sHfsr little children 10 come unto ME, fpr N
such is the kingdom Of Heaven"
On yesterday morning, May 17ih
1850, after n short illness, Mosreo-
nEnY Sloan, Esq. an old and respect.
able citizen Of this town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

STEAMER nnsraoysn@=A dispatch 4,
the Memphis Eag'r, dated Nashville. May
I, h,ings the following Intelligence
'lha stnampr James Itich w,s dest,nyrd
nv lire al A o'th'ek yrs'e day morning
Ste was Iurued IL thu waters edge mud
aoated irotn he II ing-. i.nat aud tarse
%alu.os, All Ell I've loss, Must Of h"r ln,ks
aud papers wprr saved. The iron chest,
CONT ming q lew lundr d dollars, was lost
The wreck II The bull vii probably he To.
covered. Ahe bad on ln'srl laD bales Of
%euttot', 1890 sa'hs corn, 70 h"gslsad. of
t~yl.acro aud az casks Ut har"n. 1he
boa, was instr I'M Iniisyil'e ~ VT BOO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

r " SOu5fGSE iait dos aponees libsr-
alss d argent snt Nsiasss, Cotton al
Gucrs, cDnsigns d Frellssp IT Gle.
THOs. PRENDERGRAATs.
o HHrnsg Hone.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

'rnr prepta W Ma HviLlr hNn fnr
aabfahes NpsyhNitoN "a dispatch da
ted l.sui. viii, May ptb. IN III u. Ltai. pa
pers, ssyf9. -oa @
A large meeting. wthnat distinction, d.
pat,,, hs held A, Nashville. I'm Mo,tinyy
10 take inlp rnnsIdstaliea the p,opr,i " III
appointing delegates 10 the Southern Gun
v]eutipn. Tbs meeting. ~ 40 c~yar~helm4
Ing majority, deylaied II ine,pediem ~ er'
i,ui,it drihgatssy s.,# ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
!, UG1r 0lrs, Win tGsDtGf, NC,
Yo$rs, M. w. PHILIPS.

Haoers.5S-1'he best hedge in the
United States, says the Genesee Far.
mer, extends about a mile along the
highway on n plantation 5000 acres.
near, Augusta, Georgia. 1t Is the
Cherokee Rose. which Is now il full
bloom. presenting a magnificent flo
raj spectacle, and filing the atmos-
paese with delicious perfume. No
anin,nl without wings can get over,
or through 1t. Having stood forty or
fifty years it still promises Il good
fence for n century 10 ZONE The
owner and occupant Of this splendid
estate, Mr.. D'LAIei'E, was n st. Do
mingo planter at the time of the
insurreclion and dreadful massacre
by the blacks. and was so fortunate as
to escape 10 the United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

Tns GALrulN CLAIM.-.X," Of the
Baltimore sun, under date Of The Sd inst. /.
SAYS
The Galphin Claim Committee wi re-.
port on Moldhy next. Their. will pr,ba.
lily he two reppr,s. The d ference Ii ii
regard 10 law. h regard to the facts, it |.
Spt-i y evident hat NJ. Crawf,rl acted 40
agent for the clsirr. and helped Mr.. Ryan
ii the very las. ssslc ofthe case, 10 pre-
pare aud revise his arguments. n is NJ.
sn clear that q power Of attorney. shpwing
Mr. Crawford's interest iu the claim, was
ammg the papers Submitted 10 the Attor-
my Genrraland the Sscreta Y u fine Frea
surv. aud that Nr. Crawl rd's commission
or Zee. was hall 81 the whale amount recov.
rrrd IRON thu governna,t I, ded0r,ing ex-
ppnyas. Mr.. Crawford has slated 10 ID.
tsonmiite that he apprizsd the Pre- sidem of
his agency ii the claim, and that Gen.
raylnr saw no i%mpropriety IN Nj. Craw-
esrd's doing as Secretary OF War wi,at b.
was entitled 10 do u u private citizen.
CAS- 4 man thiaketh. SO is he"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

soHTHfss r~utrtyArpp. We have
received the May number Of this uss-
ful and interesting Munthly Journal,
published at Augusta. ueorgia, At the
low rate OF enc deiiar per year,
II in altogether dcyotnd 10 Southern
| Aprieult IRE and Horticulture. md is
well edited. I've recommend II 10
The patronage Of every practical OF
amateur inrtner Of gardner, ~ m
interesting and useful journal
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

Tne Flenps. ~-lhe Gubcvldia hielia
gen er ssta4f' EzE *t"f- "
Fran itG,fmation fnrrivsd through 4
ravsll,nu friend itarp'n . quite itnprohr.
HE that the river VII hll ~ time ~ sna@
HE thu planters Il ibis fegi"n, ~hnse plas
ees nre uyp rii,wra ~ ~ ,=r n r,p nf cot.
taa, Il |. ~ be hoped l',a, .hry ma" sur.
nerd IN ra,sinn eatn Itn their own ronsurp.
tian. hnt mprs than this tannoi row Ia ret.
s%cually expected. Al Memphis, and ev+s
en- n, Napoleon. th"re has been q ctnsid.
e~rnt,le fall, hui NJ The .mmet rlace |, wa.
@rsnsed ina inca aufe ny the great holy u
water which hhds its way into ~ Francis
near New Madf,d, aud which Il thought
into The Mississippi again near Helena
while The stage NJ wutrf il affected. though
net to m tanal esten'. at Narnlrnn. by the
outlet lhtuoah the iasnn Pass, Dn The
2;th April the river lrsai the Yasno up 10
Delta was, on an average, according 10
uur informant, within ohn foot Of The high
eat puiu, afthr prrsepl sen ,on, The loss
ps hom this os,illow WEI le estimated by
millions, anil the m,,ltpl /, Ice ii our goat
staple must nsae aatily be affected hy H.
The crop orthis year ntist b. favored ty
the elements, s6ed by thr mitch dreaded
cmtao warm, 10 e.,eted hat "r last year.
Il either prose und,yotaI NE. he next crop
! will fall slptt u twa miilimt bales.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-03
IMPLEMENTS

1NHE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
Il the Farmers of Charles County, that he is man.
ufacturing all kinds of mpIements,-Plows of diff
ferent patterns and various szes,-as the Davis
improved, S & M Chenoworth, No O.; Winan's,
S S; Wiley, MOL Connecticut & fur. Seed
Plows; new Self-Sharpener, just gotten up;
Harrows; Cultivators, for corn and tobacco: Wheat
Fans, lately improved; Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Corn Shelters (vcrtcal,) double hopper, and the
Virginia; Cradles, Pennsylvania make.
Horse Poocer and Threshing .Machine,
approved by all who have used hem. Reference to
Major w. B. STONE, Gen. JOHN MATTHEWS, and
Mr.. JOHN HAMILToN, all of this county. Also a
Horse Power Grist Mil,
which in many sections of country and in large
families will pay for itself with interest in less than
two years. which is admitted by all who use them.
One of these Mills can be seen at Mr.. JOHN HAM
ILToN's, near Port Tobacco. The following certi-
icatc from very respectable gentleman will certi-
fly that l have not exaggerated the merits of this
MILL CHARLES H. DRURY,
Corner of Pratt and Hongsworth ST., Baltimore
tCERTlFICATE.)
Mr.. G.. II. DRuRY,
Dear Sir: have used your mill for more than a
year, and it still continues to give entire salts
faction. | grind once fortnight fourteen bushels
of corn, yielding from seventeen to seventeen and
half bushels of good meal at the rate of four BUSH
per hour, it'll five horses.
Your Horse Power l consider the best I have
ever seen. very respectfully, yours,
JOHN THOMAS.
West River, A. A. Co., Md, January 80, ls49
feb 22-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-03
WINTER DRY GOODS.

II & M. TAILOR have on hand large
IL assortment of WINTER DRY GOODS,
which they offer at unusually low prices to make
room for the trade of the coming Spring. These
Goods were purchased under favorable circumstan-
ces, and are of recent styles, yet for the reason
above named large portion of them will be sold
at cost for the cash,-viz:
French mernoes of assorted colors and good styles
at 81 and 95 cts and ST. per yard; I'd quality of
French do at 62; fine French cashmeres present
styles, at rs per yard, such sold early this
son at 81 and 90-others of good quality, worth
earlier in the season Sc, 81 and rs, at As, SO
and 81; Hungarian brocades, a beautiful article
at so; English cashmeres assorted coIors, as low
as 20;
Damask and figured mousaines at 20; other NOUS
lanes at IL, Is and s;
Dress goods silk face, 81 silk for dresses at so
per yard some beautiful dress silks at 62 and IS;
chameleon silks at 62; satin de chimes at from
II to 81 cts.
French ginghams, 40 inches wide, at 27; English
do, superior quality, at from / 5 to 20; domestic
do, full assortment
Our stock of dark prints is heavy and will be sold
low, some for and cts. that are generally con-
sidered worth 10 and IL.
Bonnet velvets of various colors, viz: mazarine
and sky blue, pink and drab OF superior quality,
at $3.50 per yard.
French work, general assortment, some collars as
low as 6 cts.
A large assortment of silk hosiery some raw silk
as low so, others of fine quality for 62 & IS;
raw silk hose, lined with wool. for 65 cts.
Our stock of cloths and cassimeres being very
heavy, we will sell them equally low. viz: heavy
American cassimeres at so, and others of real
good quality from 81 to rs.
Coakings of various prices viz rs, 81, 95 cts 81,
and SLIP.
Our general stock of goods is very large and COM
pete, portion of which we name, viz: bleached
md brown of all grades and qualities bought be-
fore any advance in price; twilled baggings, cot
ton osnaburgs, tickings, marine, shrtings, lin
seys; blue domestics; blankets for servants very
superior do for families crib blankets and crib
quilts; superior Dresden and Lancaster quilts;
damask table linens and table cloths; long and
square shawls; cashmere alpaca and wool hos-
cry; comforts, silk points, hair brushes, and
many other fancy articles; carpetings of various
grades and qualities; large and full assortment
of floor oil cloths, and floor baizes.
We again invite the dealing public to give US an
early call, assuring them that it will give US much
pleasure to shew them through our stock. Our
general principle in trade will be quick sales and
small profits, but for the present we shall offer a
large proportion of our Winter Goods at COST for
CASH.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-03

recovered by presentment by the grand jury Of the
county, city district in which said Judge or judges
reside, and on conviction of such Judge or judges
for negecting or refusing to make the return of
the number of votes given for or against the adop-
ton of the said constitution as aforesaid, he she
shall in the discretion of the before whom his
or their conviction may be had, be subject also to,
Imprisonment In the county Jail for the space of
thirty days.
Sec 10. And be it enacted That any senator
or representative in Congress or State senator,
any civil officer of the State or United States,
siding within the limits Of the State of Mary land
for twelve months next preceding said election or
members of the House of Delegates shall be eligible
to 4 seat in the convention to assemble herein
before prescribed, without affecting the tenure of
their respective offices.
Sec. /. And be it enacted, That when the.
Governor shall receive the returns, of the number
of ballots cast in this State, for the adoption
lection of the constitution submitted by the conven
ton of the people, and if upon counting and cast
ing up the returns as made to him by the judges
of election as herenbefore prescribed, it shall APP
pear that a majority of the legal voters of the
State are in favor Of the adoption of the said con-
stitution, he shall issue his proclamation to the
people of the State declaring the fact, and he shall
take such steps as shall be required by the said
constitution for tho same to go into operation and
Sec. II. And be it enacted, That this bill shall
be published once week for six successive weeks
previous to the first Wednesday of May next in
each newspaper published in the State Of Mary
land
Sec. 49, And be it enacted, That any act or
acts or parts of acts inconsistent with this act be,
and the same are hereby repealed
STATE OF MARYLAND, TO WIT: We here
by certify, that the foregoing is foil and true copy.
of an act, entitled Gan act to provide for the taking
the of the people upon the expediency of cal
ling Convention to frame New Constitution
and Form of Government for this State and to pro-
vide for the election of Delegates to such Conven-
tion,' which passed the General Assembly of Mary
land at December session, 1919. Given under our
hands at the City of Annapolis, this 18th day of
March, 1850. GEORGE G. BREWER,
Clerk House Of Delegates of Nd.
J. Ii. NICHOLSON,
NH 90. Clerk Senate of Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-03

wv M. BOSWELL & CO., invite the atten-
W ton of their friends and the public generally
TO their large and well-assorted stock of NEW
FALL GOODS, among which may be found:
Mornos and cashrneres, figured and plain
&C satin striped do
Delaines plain and embroidered
Black and mode alpacas, bombazines, &C.
Hosiery-alpaca, saxony, lambswool, sc
Gloves-kid, silk, do heecy lined
Thread and bobin edges-bes
Bonnet ribbons and black and colored tafretta
Swiss, check and plaid muslins
Linen cambria handkerchef ]
&C lawn do very beautiful article /
Hemstitched do and colored bordered do
Shaded comforts and scarfs
Morno and terkin shawls, plaid do
Brown and drab beaver felt and Canada cloths for
OvercoatS
and cassimeres
Veslngs-satin, norino silk and fancy cashmere
buff cashmaret, barathea and figured silk vest
ing, silk pocket handkerchiefs and cravats
Lambswool and morino nett shirts and drawers
Gloves kid buck, Berlin, chamois lined and silk
(whte and colored)
Flannes, white red and yellow; superior Welch
do. warranted not to shrink
64&3-4 fulled cloths, heavy shep. grey sattinets
Penitentiary and country plaid
Macanaw and negro blankets
Green and figured baze
Ready-madc overcoats at very low prices
Together with general stock of hats caps (clotl,
glazed and push) boots and shoes, groceries, hard
ware and queensware. All of which will be sold
1t unprecedented low prices by
oct 81. VIM. BOSWELL g. co.