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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

A PREDICTIoN.-The CenlreviIe (Md)
Advertiser states that an aged woman who
died in Kent county few days ago, and
who had not spoken a word for forty years,
distinctly said, just before she died, tina,
there would be a snow, sometime during
the presen, month, eight feet deep. Those
who believe the prediction will be verified,
had better have their sleighs put in order.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19
NEW SPRING GOODS
G, X. w IT Nj E IS,
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

.4LEX.4NDRL1. N.
y X. w. has just received large and gene
(T. raj assortment of GOODS, adapted to the
season for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Servants wear,
Housekeeping Materials, &c. Sc, to which he
invites the attention of his friends and customers
generally of Charles and surrounding counties
N Borders from the country will receive
prompt and special attention.
March 10, 1851. U. n. w.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19
NEW SPRING GOODS.

'TNHE subscriber has just received a choice and
Il beautiful assortment of fresh SPRING GooDs,
consisting Of
Embroidered French Barage for ladies dresses,
do do Lawns
do do Deanes
do do Ginghams and Calicoes,
Also, a large assortment of Domestic Goods, viz
Peitcntiary PIaids, Cotton Osnabergs, Heavy
Twilled Cotto for Servants pantaoons-also,
Burlaps No. /, 2, and 9.
NH 10. VIM. FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

MAJOR GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT will
leave Washington it is stated, on Saturday,
for ST. Louis, and other points South and
West to locale military asylums, as provid-
ed for by an act Of Congress Of the last ses-
sion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

THE U. S. SENATE.-This body finally
adjourned its special session on Thursday
last, having got through with all The ap-
poin,menis, sc.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

Jenny Lind will, according to letter from
Mr.. Barnum, give a series Of farewell con-
certs in Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

INST RECEIVED and for sale, fresh supply of
j Davis and Sinclair & Co.'S. No. and Plough
Points-also, Mouidboards, Heels and Screws.
NH 70. WIN. FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

TITST RECEIVED and for SALE supply of long
Il and short handle Manure Forks-aso, long han
died Shovels. WIN. fEf'uoeooN.
NH 10.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

lust RECEIVED and for sale supply of Weed
- ing and Killing Hoes.
NH 10. VIM FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

lust RECEIVED and for sale, fresh supply of
- Mule and Horse Collars, Blind Brides Hames,
Iron Traces, Hemp, Cotton and Manila Rope for
Leading Lines. VIM FERGUSON.
NH 10.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

men and half grown boys-re.urned, and
standing in small groups in the vaciuity of
Fifth and Chestnut, and Sixth and Chestnut,
and Sixth and Walnut streets, gave The po-
lice some trouble and some dozen of them
were arrested, and locked up. Nearly every
one Of The prisoners was found TO be armed
with deadly weapons.
Five Of the prisoners were committed in
default Of $500 bail each 10 answer the
charge Of carrying concealed deadly wea-
pons. The rest were discharged a. the
Marshal's office with reprimand.
OYSTER Wharf.-The Baltimore American
of Friday last says The Steamer Herald,
which left here on Tuesday evening with a
party Of volunteers on board for the pur-
pose of capturing and driving off the PhiIa-
delphia oystermen who were committing
depredalions on the oyster beds in the low
er part of the Bay, resurned yesterday after
noon, the objects Of the expedition hav-
ing been successfully accomplished. The
steamer wen. down the Bay to Tangier U.s.
and, and then coming up through Tangier
Straits, succeeded in capturing six sloops
md pongies which we're engaged in The de-
'reda'ions, and in making prisoners Of If
cen Of those composing their crews. The
captured boats with their prisoners were
aiken into the Little Annamessic and deliv-
cred to the authorities of Somerset county.
Several other boats were driven ashore, and
me was scuttled By the Captain, he escap-
ng with his crew 10 shore in a small boat.
The Sheriff of Somerset county was on
BOARD the Herald, and directed the proceed
ngs Of the caplors.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-19

r ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.-A fresh
IL supply, just received and for sale by
NH 10. VIM FERGUSON.
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itecture of Sir William Jones, and the music at
st. Pauls, and his remarks again suggested tne
frequently recurring desire to hear Miss Lind smg
at divine service. r- .'t isrst a5
Mr. Barnum has announced a concert for to-mor-
row evening at Trpler Hall. This will be to
accommodate the uptown people, as Castle Gar
den is the "the jumping off place in New York.
A peculiarly of Jenny Lind is that when singing,
her notes are heard with remarkable distinctness
at a great distance. When she gives concert at
Castle Garden, which is the brink OF the water,
her melody extends to the river, and many persons
collect in boats on the outside Of the edihce.
Among our numerous importations are many
European vices, and even though the receipts at
the Custom house have decreased for some weeks
past there is diminution in the influx OF foreign
crime. We have now got gambling saloons equal
in attractiveness and luxury to the most fashona-
bic " hes " in Paris and London.
The gin palaces for the poor have not been i'm
ported yet from London, but there are a vast many
drinking shops, and some of them are fitted up in
style of voluptuous magnifcence - perfectly
intoxicating in itself.
But the worst of all our acquisitions, through
the increased trans atlantic communication, is the
European disregard of the Sabbath. Six thousand
bar-rooms many stores billiard rooms, and public
raffles, in full blast the day which should b.
halIowed to God There i. more fun, fighting
rum-drinking, going on that day than any othe
in the week, and while write, hundreds of hug,
placards are announcing Sunday concert at Gas
tie Garden, on the 18th instant.
After some hesitation, Mayor kingsland ha
issued order to the head Of the police establish
ment to use all his force to shut up the drinking
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Supreme Court Reports.

Cas,oeu vs.. Mitchell. "A suit for malicious
prosecution. Defendant had contracted with
builder, to erect house. The builder contracted
with the plaintiff for the cisteFn to be paid for on
delivery The defendant and the builder refused to
pay the price. Plaintiff carried away the cstern.
Defendant asrested him for larceny. And plaintiff
instituted this suit and recovered damages. Judg-
ment affirmed. "The Of criminal proce ss to en-
force civil claim, is an intOlerable abuse, even
when the claim exists. But If the claim is un.
founded, it shows a recklessness of the rights and
character of Others which amounts to malice To
maintain such suit, both want of probable cause
and malice must be proved. But the malice may
be inferred from the entire want of probable cause"
Ga,enrie VS.. Thompson. :. Suit for professional
services. Judgment for plaintiff affirmed.
Ely vs.. Tillerton.. .Judg ment for plaintiff af
frmed.
Johnson 4 Eruin VS.. Peters 4 Millard :. .Jude.
msnr !or defendants fo1a. Ton ihs Plea of pre,crip-
lion, affirmed. Judges Eusts, Rost, and Slideh
Preston dissenting. s.H
Leigh vs. Meurice. "A case of facts Judgment
for plaintiff affirmed
Turner Fisher. :. "A case of facts. Judg-
meni for plaintiff affirmed.
Dauis VS.. Pralon. Same as previous case.
Municipality No Three vs. Hart ct al. Taxes
not subject to seizure. And notes other ev
dence of debts for the taxes due Municipality from
owners of property, for constructing banQustts etc
equally exempt from seizure. The exemption in.
cludes fines due for infractions of ordinances. But
the rule does not apply to ordinary debts Judg.
ment of District Cour. amended.
Commercial Bank of Nom Orleans vs.. Susan
Poland. Executory proceedings will not be sus-
tanned on note payable to the order of the execu-
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NINYER,S
cANd4|iAN d4|
YER Nl|I|||| FUcE
REMEDY lS WORMS. @

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel w orms
in from two to five hours after being administered it il
safe in its operation and easily than any
other.
WINER'S VERMIFUGE has stood the lest of sew
years. ard proved and all p,epara
tons for similar purposes; it certain expe Worms,
they exist that and mske 4. There Is the
shadow OF doubt about it, 1T CANNOT FAIL; This
are warranted in using and than facts will prove. No
who has once used viii other when I, be OBJ
has been out, until he could procure supply And
why? Because they had confidence in it, and knew that it
wonld answer the purpose for which it designed.
Thou and of certificates could be published it il
prove the statements but single trial will rove
is superiority concluvey thahe strongest assertions
or ments that could be written. Try it.
tF- be particular and remember the name " WlNER'S
CAN ADiAN VERMIFUGE." This is the only article
that can be depended upon, Remembe, sbis.
GPrepared only by JOHN WlNER T. CO..
81 and 69 Maiden Lane, New York.
II For sale wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & co. Isl Chartres street,
kE Sole Agent for the South. myt7 inov1
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C. ID. YANcEY,
w. EwEp SON,
H. q. VoNTAeEN.


ORDER OF THE DAY
The following up the order of the day,
and it was, motion, adopted
Resolved, That permission be, and is hereby,
granted to Samuel Baker, testamentary executor,
to emancipale the slave Elizabeth Williams,
grifft, aged about forty years and that said slave
be permitted TO remain in the State, when he shall
have given the usual bond and security, to be ap-
proved BY the Recorder.
The resolutions offered at the last meeting by
Mr.. Vontagen, relative to the appropriating Of
rooms etc, for armories for the First Brigade
Louisiana Militia, came up on their second reading,
and were, on motion, laid over until the next
meeting.
The preamble and resolution, providing for the
sale of the present location of the House Of Refuge,
and the purchase Of another eligible site, also
came up as the order Of the day.
On notion their consideration was postponed
until the next meeting.
On motion, the Council proceeded to the election
of three Lamp-lighters, and ten supernumerary
Watchmen
For Lamp Hgkters-A. Orschell, J. Andrews
and Jacob Mitchell, were elected, having received
the votes of Messrs Brother, Emerson Etter, Haw-
thorn Lawrason, Renshaw, Shields and Sykes-S.
Jno. Trumpeter, NJ Masterson and Peter Ochar,
received the votes of Messrs, Johnson, Perry,
| Shortrdge, Stewart, Vontagen, Wheelehan and
Yancey-T
| For Supernumerary Watchmen-Wm Smith,
John Dunn, E. Whpple, Michael Barrett, Thomas
Fallon, VIM. Mitchell, P. Mccormick, B. Foster,
William Delaney and Patrick Martin, were duly
elected, having received the votes of Messrs
Brother, Emerson, Etter, Hawthorn, Lawrason,
Renshaw, Shields and Sykes-s.
|
Riley, James Beecher, M. O'Rourke, T. Quinn
James O'Brien, T. Landy and Owen Kearns
received the votes of Messrs. Johnson, Perry
Shortridge, Stewart, Vontagen, Wheelehan ane
Yancey-7.
Mr.. Yancey offered the following, accompanied
by letters from the Surveyor and ex-Commissarie
Olney, Burroughs and Hamilton
Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and is hereby
instructed to examine the records Of his office an
report as to whether there is any evidence that tn
three thousand cubic yards of sand required by tn
contract OF P. Ward, has been delivered.
I On motion Of Mr.. Lawrason, the resolution an
documents were referred to the Finance Committe
e The following was presented by Mr.. vontagel
:: to lie over:
!. Be 1T Ordained That the firing of salutes q
the Lafayette Public Square, by cannon or othe
l. wise, unless authorized by the Major. General con
manding the first division, or the Brigader Gener
e commanding first brigade Of Louisiana Militia, b
and is hereby, prohibited under penalty of twent
n five dollars for each gun fired. in contraventit
of this or finance, recoverable before any court
competent jurisdiction.
'g Mr.. Yancey offered the following, which Ii
lie over: -
~ Rssolved, That the Superintendent Of Carts Al
h Labersrs be- and is hereby, required to give bol
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NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY MORNING,

for twenty five hundred dollars, with satisfactory
security, for the faithful performance of the duties
Of his office.
And motion, the Council adjourned until
Tuesday next, the 9th inst, at S o'clock, P. M.
JOHN CALHOUN Secretary.
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HOL Esq +'' - t
SODA WATER.
PuRE-No Lead Poisoning. in

IT s. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes & Co..
L SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANrFAC-
TURER No SO Carondesr street, Gravier, offers
furnish his former customers and other retailers with PURt
Soda Water and Mead. and calls particular attention his
Block Tn Cooler Pipes mpr absolutely
tla proven by deveopements of the deeerous
effects produced bv Soda Water draw thoUgh lead pipes
T;S. W. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters. sarsa
parlla etc., glass Orders for shipment, In
any quantity. carefully and prompts auened and de-
vered without extra charge for trayase. WaisS
Apparatus constantly hand tor sale. ap1 3n
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DENTISTRY
MUSIC.
NEW music STORE,


NEW MUSIC STORE,
90 Camp street, three doors beioo POtdros.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and |
ssdi*M sssd iIGss ASs4aGMErs sa
sd Psno Fes. s@ Pess Co.. He.n
Gilbert z Co.. and the hest q other maker
Semi Grand Pianos from Henri Hem and Pieye.
Picoo Pianos and Pisninos. from Herr.
Square Pianos, from Gilbert. Dunham. VIM. Hall son.
The splendid pr;ze Piano. from Wm. II all Son. Broad.
Melpdeuns from to octavos.
PaSOy Organs, IN nch carved cases
The Harmoncon Orchestra. or Organi1ed PIANO.
New of Guitars of rich and varied patterns. of
Tomas make 49, m
Imuroyed Accordeons warranted get Of tune,
Brass instruments from double bass to alto-together with
NJ ALFRtD r. TRUST hss charge of the e.tabish-
meni and will be all times ready to wait his
been fitted up the especial of the ladies
ssy can & p s'
MIsiC AND Mt siCAL. iNsTbl ma Ie.-Tbe
lVA subscribers would respectfully request your ma
attention TO their large and extensive stock Of Mn @
and also their well selected aswtmsnt Of Piano R
Eor,es, from the fae,oves Of thu fnt maksn in the
Strings for Violin GUliss Harp. violino.o Double B.-
etc. Guitar Pms, Pegs. Screws. etc,
for Bands, Tambournes, BANGS, Drums etc. etc.
Piano Fore Wire, Tanias Hsmmen FORKS etc etc. and
Oder Tor Music and Ma"ica viii be promptly
liberal discount made to deaen md professor. and to
Second iand Piano. bought. and taken in par,
All he new Music received from the Moth as soon as pub
The entire Music Department, will be under the charge
oas d,fswA +. s. g. HfWfFr. HFNKFir
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

0 We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening invoice Of the finest tPERFUMERtES, oApS,
COSMETICS etc., offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited call and examine
stock which. feel satisfied. will please This assortment
consists Of
DouBLK EXTRACTS. from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLoesEs, from the French. German. and American
Laboratories; -
TOILET Scars OF every variety and odor; t.tt
PoMAruMs, from the manufactures Of Lubin. Dupuy,
Roussel, and Others -.f
sHAvIss SCARS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER Boxes AND PuYvs; TOILET PowDaR, etc. etc.
Toget ~ with extensive ASSORTMENT Of J
HAIR BRUSHES, TOoTH BRUsHEs.
CoABs, NAIL BRusHRs, etc
~ For salea P. LOUIS MASSEY'S. -
fel0 If -. corner Camp and Gsavier sta.
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THE WELCOME TO THE PREsIDENT.-At
Wilmington, Delaware, President Fillmore and
Cabinet were welcomed enthusiastically, and ad-
dressed by Mayor C. P. Evans The President
briefly replied. Three cheers were then given for
the Cabinet, and Mr.. Crittenden having been
loudly called for, made pointed, practical, and
national Speech which elicited much applause,
and was frequently interrupted by cheers
The Presidential party were introduced on board
the steamer Roger Williams, where a splendid del
egation from Philadelphia was waiting to receive
him. Mayor Glpin, of Philadelphia, here ad-
dressed the President appropriately, to which the
President responded, and the steamer took her de-
parure.
At Chester, Fort Mff1in, and various other
points, salvos of artillery were fired as the Roger
Williams passed up the Delaware, and upon reach
ing the Navy Yard, the President and escort landed
amid the roa. of cannon, the huzzas of the multi
tude, and the sprit-stirring strains of martial mu
sic the naval officers the station, h- AIDED by
Commodore Read, and full company of marines,
under command of Lieutenant Grayson, received
the President and party, and conducted them 10
the gate of the Navy Yard, where they were
placed in carriages, and, followed by long pro
cession of citizens, passed over the route which
had been designated Along the entire extent of
1t, the enthusiasm OF the people expressed itself IN
rapturous cheers, and the waving of hais and
ndnukefcnies, unll tne cOrttge hnally arrived al
the United States Hotel.
At New York, The reception was magnificent.
Mayor Kingsland welcomed the President At Cas-
tie Garden. Speeches were made by the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Webster, and Mr.. Crittenden the mill
tary turned out in fine style.
| Times IN BosToN, May 12.-The number Of
deaths in this city the past week SO, OF which
II were by consumption, and "a under five years
of age.
Houses Printing Telegraph, between this city
and New York, with all the appurtenances thereto
belonging is advertised for sale at auction in this
city, on the 28th instant. A.,
The project of building large and commodiou'
music hall in this city has been started, and II
likely to meet with success. The amount required
for lot and building will be about $l20OOO, Z
which the following subscriptions have already
been made: G. C. Perkins $4,000, Jonas Chick
ering $50O0 P. T. Barnum $4,000.
LATE FROM HAYTI- Boston, May 13. w
have advces one week later. Things are comPar
ativey quiet in the Island.
Prince Bobo has not yet been taken he ha
been outawed, and the Emperor has ordered hin
to be shot, wherever taken.
report is current that the Intervention of tn
} three Powers has been successful, and that tn
Dominicans and Haytiens had consented to su'
pend all hostities for eight years.
MI. ,rs
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The FEELING IN CUBA-The editor of the
Savannah Republican, publishes the following
among other portions of letters received by him
from Havana. The feeling developed is natural
one, but not all this-aye, and more than
this said before "Cardenas ,"
HAVANA, May 6, 1851.
NM Dear Sir-I send you again, by private
hands, another account of the state Of affairs the
Island, and assure you they are the truth, and
| nothing else The valor of the great Concha lies
in his boots and not in his heart Papers here are
compelled to publish just such accounts they do
or be suppressed, and the editors run the risk of
being garoted Will the time never come for your
embarkation? Hourly, nay minuely, have we
been anxiously waiting to hear the joyful tidngs Of
your being landed on the isle, or at least your
way Do not believe for a moment the rumors
that you will receive aid here the land.
Many Spanish officers and soldiers, independent Of
the Creoes will join the patriots they
land and could l. without endangering the lives
of many of my friends here, | would give the
names of some of the most influential and wealthy
planters on the isle, who have pledged their lives
| fortunes and sacred honors in the contest-suct
names as would make the throne of her Roya
| Majesty tremble. The day will come-and that
| too ere long-when Cuba will be free But still
fear for our friends here, for God knows, if tn,
least suspicion is thrown out they will suffer, ans
| that terribly. The officers under Concha in
| dreadful state, and bold leader like Lopez nov
would cause the island to burst forth like volcano
Every vessel that arrives is supposed to contain
| cargo OF pirates etc.
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GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS.

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY tor and will
Jaundce Dyspepsia Chrome iianhea Sea. -icknes, 'ho
era and Cholera inanum; and restore healthy action to
morphine entering into their innd They do not pur
port be remedy for all OF diseases that flesh heir
positively They will also correct all derang.9 en's Of
the stomach. and relieve from those aches and pains through
the system commonly called rheumatism
e1ceen, remedy for the Gravel and as Vermlfuge
Worm Ned cine. there IS none b tier.
tR- Prepared only by DR. ]. =. FaNCHHR, l4O Flu ton
street, New York. few doors from broadway.
For sale wholesale and retail by
T. d. BEACH, l1 Canal srset,
Gv AoEHTs for Louisiana, Alabama. Mississippi, Ar
kansas Ter M and Florida fell lydNW w
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IA FOse, EeOvIe, etc. etc. T-lIN7T
HQCk-Johannsbefger Rudssheimes. etc. e,e
eT Very superior Holland Gin Scoch, Irish and Mo-
nongahes Whisky French Corliais. turacoa, etc.
~ City retailers and country merchants supplied
favorable terms. tf17I - r lI r.t 81
~ Clubs and gentlemen furnished boice Wines
Byandipe in sra I.oo Rmn
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heh4> - L oLc'oSi
LEO 1900; Piuet, Castil-
lon 4 Co, Hennessy, London
Dock, etc. etc.
SHERRY Amontillado
Harmony, Imperial, Yriarte,
Lobo. etc. etc.
MADEIRA - Blackburn
South Side. Howard, AaIsh
S to., etc. etc.
PORT-The Queens, Door
to, London. etc SIC
BURGUr by - Chamber.
tin, Hermitage. etc, etc. -
Oh AMPAGN Z = Piper 4
Co.'S H eidsiek, Schneider.
Cteme de Bonxy, etc. etc 4,
HIT. g AUTERNES-
team d'Yqnem. s'c- etc. /.
| CLARET-ChateauL.afitte
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NAILS-10O kegs Fall River Nails, in store.
nyH FERD. BENNETT 4 co. 20 Mazaxi.sst