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

A PUzzLE.-In house no, hundred
miles from Boothtown are living at present
Il grandfather, grandmother, l father, Z
mothers, 3 sisters, brothers. uncles, 3
aunts, 6 nePhews, 6 nieces, S cousins, 5
sons, 6 daughters, sister-in-law, Brother
in-law, 3 granddaugh,ers, l widow, and
wdower-totaI, 81 and there are only
thirteen person in the whole.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-01
AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY.
BY JOSIAH HoLBRoOK.
No.

No class Of the community have an equal
interest in geology with farmers. N science
is SO interesting to farmers as geology, in
connexion with chemistry. The Two
sciences cannot be separated and justice
done to either. While the elements of our
globe, especially of soils, require chemical
tests TO determine their character. these
very elements are absolutely essential for
experiments to determine the fundamental
principles of chemistry. Oxygen, the most
powerful chemical agent in creation, is also
the most abundant material in rocks and
soils. The one as an element, the other
as an agent, are alike essential to each other,
and both indispensable, as at the foundation
Of all agricultural science.
A knowledge of each is as feasible as il
is impor,ant-enlirely within the compre-
henson of child six years old. Each is
a science of facts more than Of abstract rea-
soning-of facts, too, equally instructive
and delightful to every young mind.
Take an example: The child has placed
before him two glass tumblers-lhe one
containing quartz, the other lime or sand
and chalk. The name of each is of course
readily learnt as the name of iron, lead, gold
tree, horse, or any other object in Nature
or Art. Into each tumbler is poured some
sulphuric or muria.c acid In the tumbler
OF lime the pupil observes an action-in
sha. of quarts no action. He is told this
action is called efEsrvescence. He hence
learns to recognise lime and quartz, and the
more certainly from the recollection that
the one effervesces with acids and the other
does not.
Here isyen example Of geology and chem
istry, alike useful TO the farmer and interest
ing TO the farmers child, or any child. The
same simplicity and direct fundamental in
struc,ion run through the whole Of both OF
these exceedingly practical sciences.
may hereafter point out few Of the
leading principles OF these two sciences
their connexion with each o:her; their essen
tal importance to all classes, and, most Of
all, farmers; their exceeding fitness for the
early introduction Of children, and the en-
tire feasibility of having them among the
"irs. lessons" taught in each Of The eighty
thousand American schools.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-01

BAFFLING CURIosITY.-Dr. Marsh was
once travelling u stage coach, and was
much annoyed BY a garrulous old maid
After ascer.aining his name, she inquired if
be belonged to such family Of Marshes.
"No, madam, do n ot, nor to any Of their
family that you know" was the reply in
short and abrupt tones.
"Oh,'' said the aniqnated virgin, "there's
50 much acid about you ! suppose you
sprang from the cranberry Marshes
sslf did, madam" was the prompt feroFE,
I'I am fit sauce for a goose.''
The lady was silent for the rest Of the
journey.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-01
WORTH kNowING.-The correspondent
of The London Times says:

THE following method of dressing po-
tatoes will be found of great use at this sea-
son Of the year, when SKINS are tough and
potatoes are watery. Score the skins of the
potato with knife, leughwise and cross,
quite round, and then boil the potato in
plenty Of water and salt, with the skin on.
The skin readily cracks when il is scored,
and lets out the moisture, which otherwise
renders the potato soapy and wet. The
improvement 10 bad potatoes by this method
of boiling them is very great"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-01
n o. 2.

OmaI, in Greek, means make hence the
literal meaning Of oxygen is acid n,atCr.-
Combined with sui phur it forms sulphuric
acid; with nitrogen, nitric acid; with carbon,
carbonlc acid, &c.-Resp spisation, combus-
ton and fermentation are the three prlncl-
pal operations producing the combinations
Of oxygen and carbon The results, carbonic
acid.
Acids combine readily with metals, earths
and alkalies-as iron, lime and potash. By
chemists these combinations are called salts.
designated br the termination ate. Sui phn-
ric acil combining with various bases. pro-
duces sulphates nitric, niIrales; carbonic,
carbonates. Sui pha,e of lime is gypsum or
plaster Of Paris suIpha,e Of iron, copperas;
of soda. glauber salts g; Of magnesia, EPSON
salts. The carbonsie Of lime is common
limestone, marbles, chalk, and many beau
tful crystals. Donates of iron, copper,
and lead are ores of these metals.
About century ago water was found TO
be composed of oxygen and hydrogen, and
common air Of oxygen and nitrogen. About
half century since oxygen was found by
Sir Humphrey Davy to be an element OF
rocks, of course of soils, as it was of the
alkalies, combined with oxygen, were found
bv the same great chemist, TO be metals very
peculiar in character.
|. hence appears that oxygen is all ele-
ment in air, earth and water, existing abun-
dainty in solid, liquid and aerial forms. In
globe !, is Of course. the most abundan,
elemen, in the material world. 1t is also
the most important agent IN producing
changes in matter essential to human exs.
tence. 1t is very appropriately called vlia
air, as neither animal life nor any lite car
exist wilhou, it. 1t is no less essential tc
combustion than 10 life 1t also acts with
great energy upon metals and other SOLID
sus,ances. In this action il produces hree
very large and very important classes Of
bodes-oxydes, acids and salts. Iron rus1
is the oxyde of iron; the dross of lead
oxyde of lead; burn, lime, the oxyCe oI
calcium; pure potash, The oxyde of potash
um pure soda, the oxyde Of sodium sileX
or flint, the oxyde of slicium. The COM
bination of one part oxygen and four OF nj
trogen constitutes the atmosphere; three
paris oxygen and one nitrogen form nitric
acid, acquafor,is. Combined with other
substances, i. forms numerous acids. Salt
pe,re is the nitrate Of potash. The large
quantity of oxygen it receives from the nj
trio acid fits it for material in gunpowdel
giving to that powerful agent It's principal
power.
A plate, tumbIer, and scrap of paper, with
liule water, will enable any teacher ol
paren. 10 perform an experiment on oxygen
equally simple, instructive and interesting
Ia deep plate pour some water. On the
water place scrap Of thick paper, piece o
cork, or other light substance on ,ha, ell
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-01

To BE HArPY.-Pay the printer and hug
the girls-he one keeps you in sunshine
the other in good spirits. Exquisite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
:sTGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!

ShhE icw ia gentleman of this city taken ouy
, ~ with violent cramp the stomach which threatened 10
dal unless iu,CIaey relieved. Various remedies
e i"n: any pecepble effect until friend advised the
L'' "i Bakers celebrated Premium Bitters. After
c!.lsan the afflicted gentleman finally consented
Though he declared he had confidence hem
n after taking wine glass halt fun. astonehcd
a tie canp spams had subsided, that lis ex,remes had
!"' their natua! warmth Il his whole in plea.
"f erspra,iun and all dsageeabcness had left his
s convincing ha, these bers were, of all other ensdes,
!" be had for arrangements OF the Digestive For
ais Indigestion Diarrea and such like uiic,iOns
.,'HrkS PREMIUM BIrTERS have equal Every family
gee? >u9piy On hand. Price 80 cents per hottie.
Co. had II Richmond the Drug Stores OF A. BODEkER. ADIE
GAySNoh; hENNErr d BEERS. PURCELL, LADD d Co. and
M WOOD. Main street, H. BLAIR and WIN. p. LADD,
>F h"! Sept. l2-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

AnnanDlis

Annapolis, September Il. ISL
Editors o. The .SVa Gcnrca, by o:dcr oi the Cover
nor trasnit for publication the correspondence recently
h'd between this Department aud the Fec:a Government
ie Governor desires 10 bc published a. it will tend
assure the public mind that Justice will hc executed upon the
ui the recent murders and treason in PrnnSy
yan1 and that measures will be tdEen prevent similar
occurrences in the future.
Respectfully, yoar obedent servant,
Tlos. II. O'NEAL, Secretary of Stale.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
nrBllsuEp DAILY AND sEMl.whEkLf,
r.,,IIAsI +. & THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
TIE K VI ):

n P,er dollars per annum and al The rate OF eight
81 E"' .hnr;cr period! than For the Semi.
i1sTs III. r rcr ai.un and three dollars for sx months,
". a II ~ tie @ &c s F rsar Fs''ea Oy '"" posi- paid;
* ' t t ,ice may rcmi,ed per mail, III good and
NJ IN, risk Editors. hs postage If III let.
xvaIN,, "H $50. The postage oil single letter scarce.
rs '.a i, =, IL, x,rr Ii 'hs accumulation Of osage in
y 9" i, n npcracs az serious tax upon Editors.
n EXTENSIVE ''S''' ,rrNS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE p.Y ENsllEEE-F"r fifteen lines or les frs, in.
~ lIih pA .cceclins Insertion twenty ii.
lo'l III! - wi,r three times Week, thirty
,itl: hall cents ,,u,r, c,r ,,;-,u ~,
A. 'f aivcEer.,ut> create. cnsh-excep Lott, ry
hr tiarsed N dollars traler nciGdet)
- lines, less,
,.ut... fer each cuuj..J.Lite NJ cents.
rs, >i.HC, Gs Dc accompanied Win ihe ADVANCE pay
,...-r,l. rair .tlic.s Ilsurc execution.
l ,..< ar !,@.s Of respect exceeding eight ,ses,
.-,T..t t.y as
- Ill tsr. Marriages from the country, whenever the
ssw"wa must be authenticated by the
.; The rps;IaS,.r ir!slohoud. they w!
m A .l,-i Evtfx ;Sa; been taken To
- ul.:1cs cd heretofore uaraling We nust
uina The communications beng
the PosmaS,cr r':if'r the ck of ie letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
RUNAWAY,

NEGRO named BO B escaped FROM The 18th OF last
y A.st SAID is about inches high, and OF very
A sc old and weighing abou: l6n pounds,
eyes inclined to be little red. When spoken
~ quick When lie escaped he had whiskers quite half
His dress white honrspun rock
4 d a;laoUs oi :hc He is ncllneo be iu!e para.
lie carried Faulucr county Richmond, sold
M r!ses a.l purchased BY The 9Th april, lS5O, from
R,lsoa l. may be than likely. that said negro
= n. about Va as have heard that
"a Oya Warreion. ONE lit NDRED DOLLARS
m i! d. given SAID !eivcrcd safe jail,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
xErrLEw ELLIS BALTIMORE GROUND

y. -E pare. 70 is the Fara,ers with the above ceiebra
" P!,Sie warranted ~ cti U! gypsum
h luuI Plaster with from the large
Ia a.,ure has it ana yztG before beng ground, ejectlns
per %: Gypsum We ordered the
Spring Mr. Td;oH Fleming OF Guochland coul.
,ta,s Us ai It has had more effect upon his crops than any
had abandoned The oi Plaster,
thai he effect from lis aca-
Growing PERFECTLY worthless lie determined give Kettle.
irI au! much pleased with il. will freely in u
ut: Plaster sold little no Gypsum! conse'
.. worthless. causing throw away his ncy
4Jo' We would recommend this Plaster TO be used with
Wheat say pounds lou pounds Guano well mixed
na.ri seeding The w:,ea-!i ~ have the effect 10
-; Ga Causing we'll. both on Wheat and
Clover.
-. ORDERS promptly at,,i,de! 10. OEASE Il BROWN.
AGENTS for Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS

sA\AWAY Tucka,oe. Gooehlan county, in November
Ia named WALLACE SMITH. lie Is about 70
@ tall slim, ard dark brown rhrea colo has
large ced and hesVacs staters when
a" sharply spoken lie was formerly owned BY NJ w
A. @ county, and supposed be lurking in
,r Mathews cuuay left The above
. pad apprehension and delivery al Tucsahoe
lUO II taken III the Sate, and
~ .rc,lGei IN any jail that get him again.
>r., lu-rGw JOSEPH ALLEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,


20 tue Code oi Vir.nia o lSl? page 49, section TO-
hereby make known all w1, may concern that u ap
Certificate Of the Esch.anr Of the county OF Berkeley.
Im In. Land Office the 9th day nf August 1881, a ny
> @ on the 18th ul July lo5l the following tracts or
,n vin. the said county of Berkeley have been iouno
-t~s ~ this Commonwealth 10 wit: .
At The mouth Back Creek, assessed TO Benz Andrews
p Tchanscs branch, assessed 10 Peter Deals heirs
: 1,ar In. PacKhorse road asSesscdto James Greer.
l..'e Mountain, assessed to John Poweils helrs
"a P.ckhrrSe road assessed 10 same
ui Back Crees, assessed John Shocks heirs
the Frederick county line assessed 20 isaac oGol
Wcs. side Of North Mountain assessed 10 William Tibos
mouth Of Back Creek assessed 10 Andrew jenkins hei's
-: l;-ctw s. II. PARKER Reg. l.. Office.
IRON. STEEL, RAILROAD SPIKES, &C., &C.
,H srsisc rroprieor o: the Richmond Iron ana stee
Moss h remind dealers as we'll as mechanics al
ie , they are now manufacu exclusively oi ~roush
s arc OF Bar, Band Hoop and Stroo foh "hSi
" ie high reputation for quality and "hlch he are SCI.
ir' - :niE per pound according Ia size an qia'
"nr a retail rouiry dealers and mechanics arc n'eu
~ home productions with the assurance that eF can DC ac
tri u;a, terms FULLY satisfactory MS al the Norn
'' TOMpKINS Il GWTSS,
Aa:sS Z3--cm Near the Petersburg Railroad Bridge
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-#.a.asa~f7-a
IMPORTANT TO ALL!

.IDWIN q. II L L . I
~, GliND ANn DOOR MANUFACTURERS AND Gl.AHEK
,n.Yc Il, h street. Main and Franklin Streets III
ul Mcssrs Cook R"crs. and nearly opposite bosc
p All orders the well as the elshnothE
. 80, w, III " - Apri. 3-c6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
TILE CHnISTIANA OUTRAGE

Correspondent: hsrccn GOrsrnor Lore Of NirylnH and
The P-esident of the Epitcd Stats.
The following important correspondence, will be Seem
has been furnished for publication BY order Of Gov Lowe
will command general pe'usal and doub not meet
with general approval:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
EtNsS SSIE,

'E nERIlTAGE,'' tract OF lard lying on Crooked kuh
,cr crunty Va mile above Way'anisourg nine iIom
r,alnrc iii artrs II good location Tor country
,.gf s. .,.,, w JOlIS N, GARSETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
DEPARTMENT Or STATE.
WAsH.SoToS, SErT. l6, 1851. }

10 His Erctiltncy tie G9rern0r Of Maryland
Sir: Your letter OF the 18th instnnc 10 inc "
h r.oirod In -e.Iy am ucted say, tha:, on sat
urday last official rclors Of the outrage referred 10 by yo
Exctliency, were received from he Commissioner oi he
United States in Phi'atprli a'id me Ds''lc' A''7s 'o
the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania
,.r careful consideration Of the subject, orders were
v the President the proper officers "l me on!-
ted Sarcs in PENNSYLVANIA, requiring them IT, proceed ns'
diaely all persons c'imGa'iy cohcernco IN me '"
action. .,, , -o
The District Attorney especially Instructed TO aSceT-
tain whether the facts would make ont tac crime oi treason
AGAINST the United States and il 10 take prompt mea-
s9rcs ~ secure all concerned for trial for that offence
i,e:ructcd % assure ypur Eycccncy that the Pcsi-
dent rcoards this violation Of rights Of the peaceful Gill
zens of arylund with deep abhorrenee, nHd that he "i
not fail all i> constitutional powers 20 ons s
ndsrs "a marired punishment and prevent similar outra
ges In future.
W S. DERRICK, Acting Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
JOIN VI. LATHAM,

WAsuiSGroS CIrY, d. c.
in The .eyca, the Distrlc. of Columbia
,g ,,riinen his profession, which may I've eitrus'
cate Yi with arrni' at-tiun lie re:cfs !"
Mc.>fs SELpES. WnHERs IL Co,
Gen ISo VI MCCALLA, Washington, u y.
JAMES J. MILLER. Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
an1liv at,cmtle! IL. OEANI. IL BROWN.
81. inr iIIrhlnnnl
CITY HOTEL. NICHnOND. V

wi the ii"I. situated! Nam the Of the bui
part ii. city. the Hotel the Virginia Central
d AMI convenient al tile utrr depats, will hereafter 5c
ir immediate SurcriE'ou cNcc Of he subscriber THIS pcl Is
t cnniudlous. the h.c. with iunIiurc hud will
y compare with in the city. The sol. efforts %! the sub
" vi" be directed exclusively ln the accommodation ~ G"se
nay ave: hm with their patronage and he Confidently believes
& i'd;a2eS o this establishment he iaIl
" IL tenders 10 his friends and the former patrons oi the
~ "ar!ssi Acknowledgements for The ljeraltv heretofore
Z. .rE = NE establishment T. VI. Is. ROY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

dessous obtaining the celebrated Coad
49,, ~ 49, ID, '."'f ao'incd that they can be supplied py
" ,r .,~r hs III" cash acccp ance 10 Messrs
H. -. ~ m " ~, .. - 80 s'rse' Light, Baltimore Ihls
49, u. :, ,., ,L; 'tte'y rust proof never having pecn
assrl Nv ' inh,s, WINS o@r les growing Immediately
'"Aa'; wh i! aud seeded anon sam, nj .; NJ The same
ir v" hfcn ".:s seriously Injured il ho,I wic,t and
aty lol'fc the White and yerv tsr-e All nersons
s ef Information In regard I" ,s Wheat arc referred 10
July Ne n the American Farmer, the cdvnr az xsS x,s;ted
" aj the puposno personally inspecting his crn before II
S.s harvested. e'op, oe'oi' -
'e Wheat delivered in Baltimore securely scwr in ,wo hsbc,
s'>" hes quality and Will se sold on the following terms For
% css ,i.an CITY bushels. 81 hustel III ch,re.I n
S :" hrrdlc bushels So 15 and or huD alGsels nd
IS 50 III all cases the bags and freight baltimore arc
truded SEM %. AT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
ENGlNEERS OFFICE


ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD, SEPT b, 1851 ) ,
{" "toSrtACTOIsS.-Sea.e proposals VIII oe receiseu
H Office until the lst day of October Inclusive, iot c
% the Third Section OF the orange anu Al
~ H,..uat. ant o the Warcen;ou Branch Rai'road;
c ~ the road be let, completes Inc Line 70
Ssi mic. ''A''Ne v 80 ''''''
'S wi De divided into mile sections II VIII be lot exam.
.a!c time. " s ~" i'''' 'tN
t@Imoni,s vac uI ''i 'siuo, S ,h Ih, to.li
Sept 2i-r,lStOrt -! 't"e' " tT ~ :. sTEyScoN e F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
NOTICE.

cction the last will and testament OF Inc latc rh!i
4 r,ssr The business heretofore conducted under the style
White. vii! be continued hy ie sun"eIinet, 10. INC J
IN. ;r.rics under the style, At The eu s'and
H. Respectfully solicl,s the continuation OF te Pao
e-yr Al, A: GOOD terms as any other house IN the place
900 -" " = RlCII'D. $. MASSE
sf l.; viii ana testament of Philip White, deceaseu, me
White. 10 be continued
l,s. h"!r;!; the parties solicit continuation 4 tnc
" J. B. kEESEE.
Ex' Of phiIi;, d. White. decd
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NOTICE

Esa\Nti Yer! recently had called advertise
il ,l :" he EGa!rer the signature OF Joseph Waita
.E ts escaped notice irEchy notify The public that am
r an! :Ietee TIE CGf Brace pow. referred TO in tia.
ie7i :a' N"ss:s John fla~ and Richardson T. lidw decd
rciye!. have deed the paien for the
'' grSo iic"rco Hanover and King William. which has
-: .a, st'r!e accorin: 10 law, aud that any
"' ;' ~" h: prosecuted according lleir notice TO he
'f '"Iis !n;>rd And while would gladly shuu and avoid
"a s4. : difficulties o all kinds. hereby j. > WALrHaLL
II" @.r "ncrl. that any infringement upon my rights
@ Uu Brace Plough will be stbicc the penalties
- MiaCa viii toe have never sold
atEe 'n instrument OF writing. intended
Na'! ii! rlahls 10 patent, and his question Of right will
-, ts .i ~ Courts o the law WATT. JK,
So "a, pa,.nree uI me Eui' Brace Plough
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. =,
kylNG ;ruied Executor OF Philip Whle otceaeu an
Indebted TO him viii please come forward and pay up
i5 s having Claims against n!n VII! pIeseh .ne'h p
that arrangements may be made 10 pay .nen' do
lose the affairs the speedily as possible
~ we " j. Is. hEESEE.
Executor Of Philip Il. White, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

We ore rra,ifed from the foiowin. corrcspan-
dence that Mr. Barbour has yielded To the urgent appeals o
his friends and has consented once more to represent 9
county of Culpeper in the House Of Delegates
CORRESPONDENTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

Tho Solar Phenomsnon The 13th o scIIte11"Sf'
The "sola phenomenon mentioned IN the Enqae, mil ri
O'Clock A. NJ During this period, the thermomete losG
from so deg 81 deg The barometer osclaed but $1,000
generally 80 Is The wind OF which there was scarcef
any was s. s. w The clouds Of tn, variety entitled
cros,ruus and the condition of the sky in this espec
would be denoted 10y the number two The peculiar phen"
meua displayed were follows: First there was circe
surrounding The about 10 deg. in diameter, OF luminous
appearance and presenting the prsmac ccns. o u.e
Northwest nersecting this passing through the sun ana oc
pure white color and of about 90 deg in dameter "hio
This latter sesments, also white which appeleu d
il were an attempt at two other circles of analogous
TER On the Southwest of the luminous ring pshaic
segment us in the rainbow occasionally see ant ou'
line Of another arc and the Northeast an additional
segment of the same kind. ;,b ,.
of parahea mock suns though there may oe
narabeia without corunn and the 10 ts peSsh
instance there was but aint appearance OF pasi"MIa M
luminous and the junction OF the luminous ana 'ls "'
cir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

new loRE, >EpT. -
Tie steamship Franklin, sailed to-day 10: Liz, oi sac
took out xtythree passengers and nearly s7QOo II s97c
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-06-11
.NEGR0ES .IUANTED. !.

/. FROM one hundred 70 two hundred Ne
GROES are wanted on The Mussogee KaiE
road, (Georgia.) They VIII be we'll cloti-
ed fed and provided for and sall expense y
paid 10 the work, should ,hsy be hired for
ono year on moro. = No d6dpctio made foras
bad weather nor for sick time of q tsWsl
Persons contracting To hire thifty py more 4,
will be allowed to Furnish al, overs
.jecf, however, TO the rules and regulations
Of the Road, and will ba allowed such Ha--
ges as are there paid for such seryiccss--
Runaway time Will be deducted, 81 sForist,
viii be hired withthier husbands or sipgsessi
and one child (notexcfediDg q year and 81
ashalO will be taken with a family The
Road is located in a pine Tsgions and tiss'
healthy beyond, doubt from the experience /,
OF the past summer. sss ..ss !.
RArEs.-Mcn SIS per month ssptnen
80; boys SO. Payable luarterly.
Address, at Macon, Ga., IS
= JOINT CIR AY oF. rs 81 /.
ssas d ..,s. s.s J, sB, GLASS. IS 9,si
ColHtDbia, 81 C.,
April 9th, 1851 .ts44. 26 Gt sfs9
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