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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08

PORT TOBACCO. MD.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 8, 1851.
TAKE Your COUNTY PAPERs-The fol-

TAKE Your COUNTY PAPERs.-The fol-
lowing timely remarks are from the forth
coming February No. Of Graham's Maya
zine. Take your county papers, we ex-
claim, with Graham, and now is the time
to begin, with the commencement, Of a new
year.
We hope that there is not a subscriber
to "Grahan1," who has overlooked the pro-
prie,y and duty of sustaining by his sub
scription and advertising, the paper of his
own county. This duty is the first, even
before subscribing to 'Graham' which is
well worth the money it costs, and prior as
a matter of interest merely to subscription
to any Journal whatsoever. The prosperi-
ty Of the county in which you live-ils
thriving business character-aclive inlelIi-
gence, and more than all its very moral
strength depends upon the liberal policy of
each and every one of you, toward the CEN
trail point of your greatness-your own
county journals.
Now think of this !-befnre you squan-
der your dollarupon some ephemeral, trashy.
and perhaps pernicious sheet of distant,
city. The telegraph and railroad, have
brought the news early to your edilor-ear-
ler than you will ge. it from afar by due
course Of mail. Now, encourage his heart
and strengthen his hands by manly sup
port, and let his sheet widen, lengthen and
brighten, under the GENIAL influence Of a
generous and proper estimate of his posi-
ton.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08

New CoUNTY.-A meeting Of citizens Of
Frederick and Washington counties was
held at Knoxville, in the latter county, on
the % h ult, which recommended gener-
al meeting TO be held at Burkettsvile on the
4'h inst, to consider the propriety Of Great
ing new county out of parts of Frederick
and Washin gton counties.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08
PUBLIC SALE.

pY virtue Of an o,der Of the Orphans
~ Court Of Charles County, the subscri-
her will sell al Public Sale, a, Newlown,
on THURSDAY, the 30lh day of The pre-
sent month, (f fair. if not. the next fair
day thereailer,) all the personal property Of
Jane Lucke,t. deceased, late Of said county,
consisting of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Also. likely negro
UO.N.4.N IND CHILD.
Terms Of sale cash.
JOHN F. LUCKETT, Ex'r
Jan. s. 1S50-ts. of Jane Luckeit.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08

The following is the solution of the Enigma,
which appeared in the s'Times'' last week:
Malta; Aral; jain: Obi; Rome; Willers: Ibram;
Lisbon Lewistown; Irwin; Arta; Morena: Balti-
more; Seine; Tortosa; Orleans; Nismes: Etna-
The whole. Major MuIIAM L SraNr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08
500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living
Ia near Por, Tobacco Charles County,
MARYLAND. on Monday the 23I Of December,
a Negro Boy about 10 years of age, who
calls himself
GEORGE MONROE.
He is bright mnlaio, about 5 feet or 9
inches high s.oully made, and quite like
". When spoken To he has a peculi-
aritv Of raising his head and lifting his eyes.
He has relations at Mrs. Mary Amery's,
near Newport; but it is reported tina, he is
either in The neighborheod of Pomonky or
in Washington city.
will give S25 if said negro shall be taxi
en- in Charles County, $50 if taken else
where in the State of MARYLAND or in the
District of Columbia, or 500 if taken out IF
said State and District in either case he
must be delivered to me or secured in Jail
so that get him again.
RODERICK G. WATSON
Jan. s, 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08
"Pete 10
stMor~ -

"Pete 70
stMarm.''
"Where is your fa.her?''
"Don' know, marin. 'Spect he's gone
up inter the huckleberry pars,er arter the
sheep; COZ seed the Wilder Higgins goin'
that way with her brasket about fifteen
minutes ago."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08

Ono AND TIE FUGITIyE LAw-Gov Wood of
Ohio, has written letter to Democratic Union
meeting in Starke county, approving of the Com
promise measures, and deprecating all resistance
to the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08

ELOUR.-Family, Extra and Superfine Flo,'.
IL lust received and for sale by Aooe
Jan, l, WIN. BOSWELL & 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

The Hartford Tunes declares in favor Of
Gen. Houston for the nex, Presidency IN the
following manner:
We want President who il with the pco-
pie and Of them rather than a courIier who
is identified with metropolitan corrupiious and
inlrirurrs There are such men In the coun.
tr,. Houston, Of Texas. has been named.
lIc has no cealral combinations, presses or
funds Ia advocate hi. cause. H. has favor
ites Of ihc Lobby. and has every ari and uick
Of that corrupt association 10 encounter lie
is not tho candidate Of Interpretations, ad,o-
cate. NJ contracts, and claimants ou the treas
ury. fur be- does not affiliate with the mcrce-
nary horde who live on public plumber, and
who usc Tho, plumber 10 elect thu-c who con-
u,,c a, abuses This Is the reason why dis
man i, secretly and ,urcpi.tiously opposed,
bu, +, does mo-, iniure him With the thinking,
rejecting oud incouupublr. who require pure
honest and nhe,ihlc men, but Who are some
times doreiycd by IIc contrancrs Of the mer.
crnary and .o-ld few.
Unas..s'cI by rzlnncous c1orts. and in
spite of all the objections which cunning has
arnyrd TO oppose him, d, t- evident tha' pab.
ne attention b, turning With increasing favor
90 Houston. All admit his patriotism. h.s
honesty. bis lndsNibIe integrity, his mlny and
gallant and long services and 900 every posi-
uoa, varied aud trying as they have been, be-
hr. remained pure and iucuuuWuhlc. lie
would mot cuuuirnlr-c the abuses that have
crrri into ihe administration. llr is OF ihc
old Jack SON .rhool of politics, and was "a icl.
low soldier with HIM "a, New Orleans. Pub
Dc opinion ll, very generally concentrated ou
Houston. SOD lhr sentiment in hs favor is
continually isrrasi1r. Those Who know him
best commend him highest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

porcd tina, the election was completely brok-
en- up eOth--lGa democratic.
The Governor holds over, but important es-
eculiyc add Judicial officers were voted for
as well a. members Of the Assembly and OF
the Senate. and also municipal officers IN the
principal cities. Among the State officers To
h. chosen ate a Judrcof the Coat Of Appeals
the Comptroller, Secretary Of State. Treasurer
Attorney General, State Engineer AID sur
,cyor. Canal Comm. slonor. State Prison
Inspector. and Justices Of The District Courts.
L,rrn-Thrtc lcruphic dispatches OF last
evening gives the city 90 the democrats
they having elected more Than tvo-,hlrd' Of
IN, member. Of lbc Common Council, thus
reversing che state at parties in both boards
as they have stood ,hc la,, two years They
have al.o clcclyi VIZ Dyckman, Register,
and rmblhly Mr SIlIun, Rccuricr. Al,",
lhr entire Jud.ciuyrcsr, The wings claim
IN ,he .cnllr. 20. ana doe democrats IL. To
,hs Assembly, ibus nr, Is wings and 10
Irmrrn,.. We shall know more Of ths to.
dos.
Nuhur drfmlr from Nrv Jcrsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07
80 - CltY ElecL.nnl.

The returns from tie wards Of NeV York
city as far as set asccr'aiucd indicate dem'-
cratic gains over last years votes. The io..
loving are the majorItICs upon the senatorial
tIckc,:-F,rs, vard-l0G democratic; 81
lOa democratic. 3J-ijs whig; ith-looo
democratic. 5lh-lGs wing Gth-dcmocnuc
alderman elected 7lh-5O7 democruc' sil'
-3lI wLig Conference.-The; lo'h-aiG
democratic. alderman llth-democaie
l2ih-gOO democratic, l3lh-li0 democrailc'
Il,h-sOO democratic ; lj,t-lll6 whlg
lglh-democrauc alderman elected 18th
$50 democratic; ls'h-4lwhig. 4 ienble
riot oc,uncd 10 the 10th ward, and J, Is re-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

r.lyrun..HlF.. sock. fH. P.,a5gi..
.fm. So. Ym. Tribune. " ....ar la avail
..,..r,..,.,.. t.r.Gr fam EXCHANGE. And
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

ng itself \ winter was sent out, toe, to
take notes add prepare 90 accurate texture
describing the whole thing.
Rossu,Ii, the late Hungarian President, is
expected here now, IN q few day, aud We
are preparing to give him rcrptioo Of ih'
most brilliant add imposing character In
England, where be was expected to stop
week ur tao ~ route for America, and where
the English people admire Kossulh, while the
government aud the newspapers are doing
their best to c5lumniale him, aud keep down
any public expression NJ regard lor him, the
Last ad,icos tell %. ihat be- will be received
with immense enthusiasm. The English
people are growing, from such constant com.
mun,catou With us, extensively republican
he their sympalh.e.. The English worship.
as usual, the Spirit of rnlhruncd Power
Kossulh Will b. welcomed to New York
in a manner something HE that OF the vel
come given TO layfyeilo. here, years ago
Il Will be a pcr.,e, lnumphal march through
thc Union Besides tlis " Ko-sulh Fund
Of 100000 is being contributed by our c.l.
.lsus, 90 give Co him and bis go cumpluluus,
tu make them comfortable in tlc United
States, lor Die.
Our great FlIrof ths Mechanics Iusulurr
az Castle Garden, closed 900 Saturday fore.
gard lo Ihc dagurucolyp,, quito a cunlr,,
arose about lhr gold medal. /, was awarded
az Iasl. tpM. \. g =. Root. ct lhs city.
uIto.c darururolyre picture, aro TRULY mag.
u.fccnl The Exhibition thI, time vl, only
a ,oIcubIc one, buiv1, attended hy 'hr Jraav
aud belle. 100 great numbers, % having became
fashionable promenade.
Father Matthew Is s.Il here anI s receive
Cd everywhere with do greatest attention -
As tlr APOSTLE OF Temperance be- command,
lhc homage. o., s.I. Oh, llr admiration of ,,-
ery man. woman and cu.i BOO ,lc community,
aul 70 purse ut $4,000 b, being made OPP 0r
b.m. by thr .gIa.ui, Go enable Doc good a.I
mlu Co got uI OF tHr p,ruuay uu0lrna-
mru,. with which h.s rHauNupr rIurs
Iar. burlrnsl hm T.mrrHaer s ,hr ...
b.r-rc.usr BOO ameH humanity elu hrugas..,
suI Father Mathew sou al.1atui p'.'..I
convert. from aurr ihan u.,.r,.n,,, ro ...-..
.rs horr.uIu,,,, mas sell bspeak for 'm
profound generation h,rr a0d b.aulule h.r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

,lnouqhou, the world. while the Electric Tel
oanpb is larecl, employed inihcPrucurcmcn,
Of the carlics, uding. Of tnnspiring events.
When News presses upon our columns, Edi-
torial. - we'll a. Contributions habiiually
stand back. ono Of the Editors and pupr-
e,ors (Bavh Taylo) has JOS, started on
journey Of observation in the interest Of this
paper BY way u the Danube and the l1yau'
to che recently discovered Ruins ct NIne'ah,
and ,hcuoc To Upper Egyp, and The sources
cC the Nir. Ills lcurr. will appear in orr
column. throughout the ensuing year We
shall end,a,or 80 be- surpassed by 40 other
journal iu t.e ability and accuracy OF our cur
rr,poudcuro nod reports from Wellington
during ilo Ioas Session now approaching
:, with other capitals whence important adj.
vice, may De- expected. Wcar able 60 pa,
Goo carly intelligence worth having, and who
ever can anticipate 40 compositions U trans.
mHuurushanhr compensated thctclor, with
out c,r.s. stipulation.
Every uatual ,aunt. iis oharppn,'-,cors
gto.alm themselves " ihc cheapest lu ihr
world" WcWtH only say, therefore. 'hl'
vr rlr fr rsp,r a!aao more lhan hIl Of a'I
as rr... from subscriber, anI purchasers,
aaE ihai. ha, Tr advertisements, our auuui
.4..... ..r.... t.UII exceed our receipts by
mar, uo.arl. OF dollars, \ copy Of our
W-.lIyr. Scientifically contains an amount
of matter (Which b., aiI cn-t o., money or
narl ,r.ai roiHr content, of a,r average
volume. which majority ct our su'.ef..
lar Ou ,.ph.l l1, us ra'hgr Ices 'lan ,0"
rrm. Wherever DO .iallbr possible Geo print
20 l.uer prr. ar lhat sum, $50 sha.l rnlra''
or te ls anon e ihe hrt malnnl doe improve.
m-rr Asd nbIr 500 respectfully ,n0gt0Hh.
-rrrrar 5rl ,hr lll ui our uwIs 300 F.n.
ru7rr urn, vrdl ro' desire iIr money oI
ans uh. raa..dsroa paper 0uuh Jess '.an
H.u.i
AVN n..r srrs..uu De generally made
fa.r.rIIf. .Hru, thrum of t.r r...m...s
of D.r-.a. eih ,.ru ufur.rr tlr
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

New llAvrsmsc-Wuhm less than 'eu
mua,u, four EN.Goycrnors OF that State, have
d.ci-WiI.am piummGr, Samuel Bell, Isaac
Hill. aud Levi Woodbury.. Only seven Dol"
survive who have allied the GuJemaloual
chair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07
NEW YnRK CORRESPONDENCE
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

THANKSGIVING - WAsmS0roS. The Re-
public says From what We can learn, It IL
probable that the 18th uf November will BE-
the day recommended by the corporate author
tiles Tor thanksgiving in Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

no -ercalunl booss aud papcrs, are nov
looked uroo Of. antique Rap Van Woke,
who have ,lrr, ,uoggh the past timg Of im-
movement Mon. a.Ju.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

Alaly ,tnsb.oa stepped into a shop not
long since aud asked the keeper 1t be bad any
mr.-iaauial lrsl,'s. she being too polite 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

We I..ma a, coautorfgl, a,, dollar bills
ol the Carm1at Bank, New Hampshire. are
INTERPOLATION. The letter \, payable to y.
TfueII. B, inlsd tus, dated April o, lsio,
signed Ju, Dars, Cashier Ambrose Cosset
President
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

4 Catholic priest, 10 year ofase' preach
ed at Dayton, Ohio, lew days ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-07

There are now, it is said, more Irish in
America than in Ireland.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-03
A Hard HIT Repeated.

The National Iasgsneer objects to the ne renee that
publication of political article in its columns should
be taken any evidence Of its opinions An article
which had appeared IN the Ineigsncer copied into
the Cincinnati Enquirer and again into the Iowa Ga
zelle and then finally into the columns OF the Washing
ton Union, The hit or the point in that article was
nothing than that made by Mr.. Webster long ago,
when he alleged that General Tayors policy in opposing
what was called the omnibus bill would have ruined the
country. This hit is, in fact, made every day by the
present administration in keeping at the masthead of the
Republic the declaration that the Compromise must be
sustained final settlement OF the slavery question
II the Integeneer wishes to make capital BY parying
such hits al this lae hour, would advise its editors
show their skill by challenging the orthodoxy of the ad
mnistraoD. and not by complaining that the newspapers
repubsh political articles from its columns and nau
rally suppose, when there is dissent from their
material facts. that these facts have the appreciation Of
the editors
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-03
THE UNION: WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. OCT 3 1851

OF evil war Shs would OF course feel bound BY honor
anu pde 70 resist 10 the last extremity an attempt at sub
Jusauon The degree OF force employed would not mat
ei. Inc simple blockade careessy spoken OF would
onng on The struggle not less certainly than would the
ahecuon oil an army upon her. That measure would
De Immediately necesstated; and it would bring vol
untesfs 10 her from many southern States. That
wouu force The authorities OF those States into partcpa
uon ~ me contest And all of them you'd not tlke SIDES
i0sh me FEDERAL government That such would be the
course OF the struggle plain Jay Instead OF the
temporary secession OF State, or the protection Of her
commerce and her wealth, and the ruin OF her
by smuggling would directly operate TO bring her back
we should have the permanent loss OF several and the
alienation OF most Of the southern States And equally
dire 10 me end would be the result of the complete tr
umph oil federal bayonets The whole character of the
government would be changed America would be
empire, not federation The State would be provinces,
not members OF free league Like France should
be zone and ndvisble !" and like her would experience
all the mlseries OF unredeemed Capitalization
II we humor those whom ulraism impels to the intro
ducuon oil such questions, every political difficulty will
hereafter tend TO extremes. Anything like rational,
practical or healthy solution of will be neglected. The
couny's "extreme medicine will become its daily bread
Decentralization will not less certainly result from the
consideration OF the right of secession than from that of
the right oil killing ones SELF the right OF killing
anolher Advantages may result from both, but II is
long step towards ruin TO make them subject Of system
attic calculation
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-03
NY DYER s meeUIaE, Aues,onssr.

VALUABLE FARM AND HoTEL IMPROVED CITY PROP
Ekff, ALSO SERVANT MAN AND WOMAN AT AUG
IloNon Monday The ON Of ocleber, a O'clock The
We shall sell valuable Of land called "Chiehes
ter improved W frame hotel known Good Hope lying
hs east side OF The Eastern Branch, Washington
beginning on h Marlboro the plot OF said land
number I'D thirteen, being percbes from
OF the ROAD leading spdln Marlboro
road aforesaid, and running from eghone degrees
west twenty pefehe 10 The
from thence, with The leading spadng
perches thence binding
the said road The two following apd
degrees perches t,sty desreey
cas-, peIches Walkers thence noh fort,
pehes and from the bexiunur
Tood perches
Immediately the above, shall servant
man. aged twenty years, and servant woman, aged sI
years-both OF whom restricted 70 the distinct
the premises, all that piece and
ground lying being Washington,
BRIDGE being OF lots and
eings, beginning ~ the southwest
square, running thence east and fronting street
thirty thence west ninety feet
thence south thirty fronting l street. 70 the place oil begin
ming, and containing 100 square feet
Terms for the Land and third balance In
six twelve eighteen months, with interest, satisfactorily
Terms for the servants, cash.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sep 20-eod&ds Aucuoneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-03

S-S House Of the rst class for saleI now offer for
H IL splendid houses in the city IL has
4 finished months and II perfectly safe
occupancy beautifully situated, the
10th unsurpassed Tor its healthy location aud good
its position respects the different central
and | . the
eighteen rooms all conmodous and lofty several Of the
twenty The pao aoon II feet BY FL
lis finished modern
style. 1t spacious ban, afordny hot cold and show
therein the
beautifully finished the tank contains twenty five hogsheads Of
The kitchen has OF The best water In " has hot
with hundred and eighty feel
leading pipes been laid in the hail. pafl0r,
Saloon and dining and
comfort nothing has been omitted The stabing carriage house,
permanently built and include manure
pit proof pit, granary and csnve
nieny finished male and lying newly
p sen, aTyeodsuf JAS. CADEN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-03
By A. GREEN, Auotloneor.

Il EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT
IL AuctionOu Monday, the October, shall sell the
occupied by VIM IT, Upperman Pennsylvania avenue,
3D. and Al O'clock
extensive and excellent assortment ofgroceres, viz:
Imperial gunpowder, Tyson, and black
Loaf, lump, crushed, clarified, and brown
+ Java, Rio and other coffee, oil
Soap, candles, lard, flour, bacon, starch
Spices u every description, pickles, capers, casup
Ground alum and fine salt In sacks
Mackerel, herrngs, brooms, baskets ropes, &c.
Brandy, rum, whiskey, wine bounce, BE.
Of other groceries, such a.
a retail grocery
China, glass; und crockery
Also he fixtures, platform counter scales and weights,
desk, oil cans, meal bins, Ac
under S25 cash S25, credit Of
four months, for satisfactorily endorsed.
Oct I'D a. GREEN, AucVouesr.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-03

The Harrisburg Telegraph, OF the leading organs
OF Governor Johnston charges the Hon James Cooper
wing United States senator from Pennsylvania, with
being opposed TO the reelection Of Governor Johnston
and this distinguished example is followed by many prom
Inent wings in Philadelphia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-03

INV ELVE Thousand Acres TexaS Land for Halc
Great chance TO the specnator or enterpsngTns property
Benard
the popuous, wealthy, and desirable
and of Texas, possesng In TACT all the ad
MARKET navigation, SELL and cimateequa to any
the southern country lying contiguous TO the Gulf Of Mex
Sf Ga about three 10 New
and convenient to many Of the interior
+
in November which time
will have
visiting and With myself both the
The of sale be made accommodating
protected by Any Wishing join
planting acs for i've OF
with cnpi,aisay SWo00and who will mkaciarge and
mana be accommodated.
information relative TO the ab0ve addressed 70
Aliens Fresh, Charles Maryland, will meet with
prompt attention. ). A. oiiLIhbOhN.
l-dlnnf. /.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-03

THE exhibition
this will be ned CARUSI's SALOON Wednes
day, Thursday Friday, and saturdaytbe gath, 2th
27tb-four nights
The universally acknowledged best Panorama Alexander.
magnificent and picturesque HISTORICAL PANORAMA
Antcduvian World together
Lords Last Supper and the Resurrection.
The sublime magnificent
great work-TiE CREATION OF TIE woRID-as described
Book Genesis with VIEW OF THE GARDEN
OF EDEN with all It's sublime beautiful scenery correctly
from Scripture, the AWFUL DESTRUCTION OF THE
WORLD by THE GREAT DELUGE
Admission single ticket so css admitting gentleman
and ladies 81 children Is
Doors open IN O'Clock will
sept at-dn