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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08
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The DefnoeiAlr paits IL New iIar.p.
shine SIRE ia great troul''' about 'heir capdl.
date Tor Gaur,f,cf l'hvy bid shtif usdnl
>S,te rpnsrnuol mad nominated Ihe Rev
l.tn htwrcd, The convention resolutions
were sound and constitutional on tAe nni'-
jet 81 The slave controversy H"'l ne rem
promise. and II was cp+'idrrcd throughout
The cnn"t'f TAI the be'""ef-'ie Parry ~
New hampshire was hsed a'.n"if'nns'y ~
mr. e"inF"iia@e- hnt ST. N'"n"u' WIN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

Mr. Clay hss called in the United States
S-nnte, Tor Information on the subject u
the Tehsa"s<psc Treaty lately rsss;vsd
from Mexico.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

The unrasiurss lgii - 4" The safety OF
the i,laniic Inns bsea ,cii,yed by H. news
of her sale arrival Mt Cork She lelt Ls.
crpnnl go the 9~ih of December, On tn.
9Th al JsuDarY. s'ter enronnteTing hons
ifoas weather, an a~cideat happened 10
her. the nrcak,pg of the main shaft, which
entirely disabled her. The weather con
,nu.d ,,olr,t till the 1lh. ~hen il nodrfa
ted She then shaped her course Ior lI'I'
fax. so7 miles ,listani; New York liO0
n,lc.. She arrived safely ut Cork at j
+. NJ on the 22,l jaunarv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

- AR1IDO,
On the hh instant. Al The ess'dsses Il Nh -
cac,a,plrn by Rev Dob Taytss. Mr. AaA I1,1x
J.>r tAxsr.nrnrs ~ Mr. Rosear q. Ysrss. RI
IL TN. county.
oY Success. 'o this Yossx fauiIv.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

The HOME AND GRAVE OF TIE AUTHOR
OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
A correspondent of The Unionlown Demo-
r'a,, who has recently visited Monticello,
che residence OF Jefferson, thus describes it
The interior Of The house is just as Jef1er-
son left il except the furniture, which is all
gore, save some paintings, mirrors, Sc
The house, both outside and inside, bears
all the evidence of neglect and decay, bat
Il sliR retains all lis fair proportions, and
its venerable oatline grown grey and moss,
by time and neglect, perhaps adds, rather
than otherwise,lo its appearance, par,icu-
aarly to stranger. And the venerable as
pen trees growing around, throw kind OF
melancholy over everything that seems tc
whisper in your ear, and poin, you abou
ahree hundred yards down the woods, to the
grave Of him who planted them-to the
Aumblest grave in appearance that ever held
rtre ashes Of human greatness. ! made q
sketch over it.
enclose you little flower from branch
Of vines said to have been planted by JefIer-
son himself, beneath the window Of the room
in which he died they have spread all over
ahe side Of the house.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
BALTIMORE MARKET.

JULY 10, 1851.
GRAIN.-W hem.-The sales of parcels of new
reds, Maryland and Virginia, have been pretty
uniformly made at S5a90 cents for good to prime
Yesterday and this morning the outside range of
90 cts. could not be obtained except for strictly
prime parcels, but before we left the market to-
day It had assumed more frmness, and various
parcels Of prime reds were readily disposed of at
80 cts. The existing demand is only moderate,
but it nevertheless oltruns the limited supplies
| we quote good to prime new white at 90a100
cents; no parcels of family flour white have yet
appeared.
! Corn.-On Wednesday the sales of white at
Gla62 cts, and of yellow at 59a59 cts. To-day
white is scarce, and sales have been made at GA
G3 cts, and one parcel of Virginia at So I-2 cts
Oats.-Sales of old at 35a40 cts. Sales of new
at 35a30 cents. The Maryland Dat crop will be
quite shut-some think not more than half the
usual yield.
| ToBACco.-The accounts from the lower parts
OF Maryland of the prospects of the growing To-
bacco crop continue very unfavorabIe, and the
probability is, Judging from the statements of the
best informed persons, that the present crop will
be much below an average one. In some few sec
tons the weather has been more favorable than
IN Others but even in those districts where nearly
the usual number Of plants set out the crops
are much retarded for the want of seasonable rains
and tho deficiency will be caused by the shortness
OF the leaf. The knowledge of these facts have
caused more frmness the part Of holders and
and greater desire to buy on the part ofshippers
The latter have entered the market this week, and
taken about 600 hhds. Maryland at an advance
over last week of fully 25 cts. on common sorts,
and 50 cts. on good and fine qualities. Our quo
tations embrace the range of the market viz
Inferior Maryland S4a4 IS common S5a6 ;
good common S6a7; brown $7a6; and fine
brown IS 10.
Tobacco from the upper part of the State con-
tlnues IN excellent demand and sells readily. The
range Of the market may be quoted thus
Tails or tips, inferior to good, at 81. 50aG 50
seconds S6alO; red s8al5; and fine yellow Sl2
a22.
The inspections of the week comprise $50 hhds.
! Maryland, 1873 hhds. Ohio.-total 513 hhds.
The total Inspections this year are 81 ,829 lids.
against y $50 hhds. to the same period last year
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
COUNTY CLERK.

I55@Mr. LEONARD S. ROBEY requests US
to announce him candidate for the ClerkshiD'
of Charles County Court.
July 80, 185I-3t*
To the Voters of Charles County:
At the solicitation of some friends present my
self to your consideration a candidate for Clerk
of Charles County Court and respectfully solicit
your suffrage.
JOSEPH STEWART.
July Q, 1851-tf
To the Voters Of Charles County:
FELLow-CITIzENs The organic law of your
State being changed by the adoption of the new
Constitution. under the provisions of which rights
and privileges are secured to you, which were
withheld IN the old-among them, the right to say
directly through the medium of the ballot-box,
who shall be your Judge, Clerk, Register of Wills
and other officers, |, in common with others have
determined to present myself to your considerations
as a candidate for the Clerkshp of your County
Court Your humble servant.
June 25, 1851. JOHN H. DIGGEs.
L=@We authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN
J. HUGHES. as Candidate for the office Of
Clerk Of Charles County Court.
June 18th, 1851.
IPWe are requested to announce Mr.. JOHN
r. ROBERTSON, as a Candidate for the office
of Clerk of Charles County Court.
June 18th, 1851.
Mr. EDITOR: You are authorized to announce
me as Candidate for the office of CLERK OF
CHARLES COUNTY COURT. pledge myself, if e.
lected, to discharge my duty with all the ability
my past experience in the office may enable me to
command. RICHARD FL. MITCHELL.
June IL, lS5I-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

4 BRIDAL BLooMER-The Boston Com
monwealth states that, on Wednesday even
ing, one of the editorial fraternity of III ID,
city took the hand Of fair lady in marriage
whose costume was an elegant white satin
Bloomer. 1t was neatly made, flung snug
ly around the waist and close up in the neck
the spencer opening in front like naval
officers vest and interlaced q la Swiss
ounaineer--sleeves flowing, white satin
slippers, hair done plain with wreath OF
orange flowers over the brow, long bridal
veil flowing from the crown of The head
over The shoulders. A beautiful description
of beautiful atf4ir!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

GLUTToN.-A very eccentric man, whose
appetite has no equal, think, in the world,
is now IN Paris. His name is 'homas (the
Bear,) and thus called for his visiting daily
several restaurants of Paris, where he is fed
with all The remains of the preceding day
which are not sold. A few days.ago, an
American gentleman, who had met him at
Bercy, in tavern. made bet with one Of
his friends that he would furnish the 'Bear,'
Thomas, sixteen pounds OF veal, salad for
sixteen persons, loaf of bread weighing
six pounds and ten bottles Of wine. The
BET was accepted, and The dinner swallowed
By this ogre Of the nineteenth century, who
on the same day, eat for. his supper fourteen
pounds fcodGsh, a basket oilwenty pounds
of Strawberries, and six pounds of bread
Decidedly, Thomas, the Pole, has slom-
ach bevond that of an ostr!ch.-.4 Paris
Correspondent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
Petit Jurors.

Our readers will excuse-us Especially
those who are in arrears for subscription and
adverlising) for the wan. Of more interesting
matter in our paper This week. Our time
has been so much taken up with large
bundle Of accoun,s-many of which are so
rifing in amount as hardly to justify the
not possibly produce better sheet
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

The New ORLEANS DUEL.-The law
of Louisiana declares that person killing
another in a duel, shall, on conviction, suf-
fer death, and the seconds, siders or abet-
tors, shall be punished as accessories. The
grand jury OF New Orleans have, under this
law, indicted for murder, DR.. Hunt, Col
Bell, Edward Bouligny, II. Maddox and
Victor keer. At the latest accounts none
of them could be found.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

BLACKBERRY SYRUP.-The following is
correct receipt for making syrup for
dysensery. !, is said 10 be an excellen. and
agreeable medicine for children:
Quarts Blackberry juice,
l-2 Ounce of Na'meg, powdered.
l-2 Ounce Of Cinnamon, do.
l2 Ounce Of Allspice, do.
Ia Ounce of Cloves, do.
boil them together TO ge. the strength of
ahe spices and to preserve the juice. When
BIO, add quart of 4,h proof French brandy.
and sweeien il with loaf sugar. Give child
two .easpoonslull three times a day, and
sdd 10 the quality if the disease be no,
checked. Increase The dose according ia
The age.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
FARMING IMpLEMENTS.

'TNHE undersigned has received the largest and
L best assorted stock of FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS eyer offered in this county-vz:
Sinclair s. Moore's improved No. and Flows.
Davis * do, do
Points, Heels and Screws Of all the various pat
terms; also Hillside Plow Points,
Hames, Traces and Plow Lines in hemp, grass
and cotton,
Spades. ShoyoIs, Forks and Hoes,
Cuitivators-expanding and stationary.
All of the above'wi be sold at the Baltimore
prices at per catalogues of the manufacturers.
iv s. VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
JUDGES OF ORPHANS COURT.

I$PWe are authorized to announce can
dldate for the office of Judge Of the Orphan
Court, Mr.. CHARLES S. WILLIAMS. -
July 90, 1851
LEWe are requested to announce Mr.. JOHN
a. DYER, as Candidate for Judge of the Or
phans' Court
July %, l851.-tf
MR. EDITOR: You are authorized to announce
GEORGE p. JENKINS, Esq, as candidate
TO serve the people in the Orphans Court of the
county
July l6,| 851.-tf
SS7Dr: sTOUTEN w. DENT requests us to
announce him as candidate for Judge of the
Orphans Court of Charles county.
July 3, 1S5I-te.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
FOR SALE,

4 WHEAT MACHINE, in perfect order.
1 = The Thresher nearly new, having been
used but for one crop. the Horsepower OF
the Drury principle, a Sweep, large, strong
and of remarkable easy draft.
Also-a Paten, Portable SCREW To
BACCO PRIZE, which en- be easily re-
moved from Barn to Barn and worked in
side OF the house Also, a good OK CART
giving note with security.
July l6-tf. W. A. POSEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

DR. VIM. S. KEEcH has deposited in our
office stalk Of Wheat containing one hun
dred and three branches. lie did not count
all the heads Of the branches; but one he
did, which contained eighty five grains. This
wheat came from Chester county, Pa, las,
fall, the best sample 10 be procured in the
county. 1t grew on the heights Of Gilber,
Swamp, without the use of guano.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

TOBACCO IN New YoRK-In Onondag "a
county, New Y ork. tobacco Is said to be
cultivated with much success, and has been
yielding the very handsome prof, of 500
per acre. About-a thousand acres are de-
voted TO the culture of the plant, and the
presen, crop is described as Being remark
ably fine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

New REMEDY FOR DIARRHoEA, &c
Prof. Reid Of the New York Hospital, in a
letter TO the Tribune, says:
81 would wish, through the medium of
your paper, TO give publicity TO the fact, that
! have seen instant relief given ia cases of
diarrhea, by the use of Hydro Sulphuric
Acid, teaspoonful of saturated solution
beisg mixed with four times its bulk of wa
Ter. Also in a case of cholera infantum, in
which the child was very much reduced, and
the stomach in an extreme state ofirrita5iI-
~, was administered with ease, and The child
SsDEnediately improved, and has since recov-
erec. Believing that this is new remedy,
and that there is no reason TO apprehend any
effects where i. does not produce cure, and
believing tina, i. has some specific eflec, in
counteracting the cause, and imme diately ar
resting the disease" am, yours respect
fully, LAURENCE REID
A correspondent, Of The Patriot says, the
following simple remedy for dysen,ety and
bowel complaints, was furnished by an old
French physician. lis beneficial effects have
been tested:
Receipt One pint of clean oats, to be
Drowned the same as coffee, but no, to be
ground; put in clean vessel, with quarts
Of water; then simmered over the fire until
reduced TO one quart; when cool, decant it
at Dose for grown person, common
sized tumbier, sweelened with loaf sugar,
but no milk or cream. Three tumbles in al
most all cases will afford relief.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

GOING TO AFRIcA-Thomas Fuller and
Benjamin Jenifer, co!ored preachers, left
Cambridge on Saturday week, to take pas
sage in The Liberia packet, from Bal,imo ore
The Cambridge Dem ocrai says:
They have gone for the purpose Of ex-
ploring iha, country, and intend returning
Ibis fall 10 take out their families, who re-
main here during their absence. Iftheir re.
ports he satisfactory to Others here, they
anticipate on raising a colony for the pur-
pose Of cmigrating TO that country. We
wish they may be successful in their under.
taking.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

C(JN AL Co-N v iON.
TEY!IE WING VOTERS of the Sixth Congress
I sionaI District of Maryland, composed of st.
Nary's, Charles, Calvert, Prince Georges, Anne
Arundel, and Montgomery counties, arc respect
fully invited to assemble in primary meetings in
the several Election Districts Of said counties on
SATURDAY,, the Goth deg cr Ju!y,, 1851.
to select the usual number of delegates to attend
the General County Convention to be held at the
usual places in each of said counties on the Satur
day following, being the End day Of August next,
to appoint such number Of delegates as each OF
said counties may be entitled to in the next Sen
ate and House Of Delegates, to attend General
Congressional Convention to be held at Bladcns-
burg on Saturday, the 10th day of August next, to
select Wing candidate to represent the said Con-
pressional District in the next Congress of the
United States. MANY WINGS.
I,,l,- ISSJ-Ot
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

MEDAL TO CoMMANDER LYNCH
Geographical Snciely Of Paris has presented
to Commander Lynch, U. S. N, ga grand
silver medaI,' for his voyage to the Dead
Sea, and ''leslimony of its estimation
of the valuable results for which geographic
cal science is indebted 10 his learned re-
searches in countries LILLE known but for
himD
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

LARGE LUMP OF CoAL.-Ihe Cumber-
land Unionisl notices the arrival there Of q
lump Of coal weighing 4,ll0 lbs. |. was
from the mines of the Maryland Mining
Company, and was designed as resent
from that company TO Archibald Gary, Esq
The accomplished Editor Of the Cumberland
Civilian.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT.

T|PETER w. GRAIN, one of the associate
Judges Of the first Judicial District Of Mary land,
at the solicitation Of his numerous friends, has con-
scented to be candidate for Judge OF this Judicial
Circuit
June IS, 1851.
%L@The friends of WILLIAM b. STONE,
TSu RESPECTFULLY present him to the Voters Of the
Circuit for the office of Circuit Judge of the first
Judicial Circuit Of Maryland
June 25, 1851
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
nj A Z II II Ed

On the 26th of June, by the Rev. Mr.. PATsAsINE
Capt. WILLIAM DIXON and Miss SARAH ]
A. MADDOX, only daughter of the late JOHN A
MADDOX, of Charles county.
At Marshall Hail. on Thursday 18th instant
by Rev. WIN. |. Clubs, Mr.. CYRUS WHEELER
and Mrs. LOUISA ANN MURDOCH-alI OF
Charles county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
Fms. MAe!srnqr} OF BALTIMORE
We copy the following from the Baltimore

'-fnr MAe.srnHr} OF BALTIMORE
We e3py the following from the Baltimore
Clipper9:-t )
Our re aders are aware that, under the ne W
Constitution, the magistrates of this city
tad some difficulty as 10 the proper mode
issuing warrants for debt; and that the
nm OF summons was adopted by portion
{" hem. The proceedings under the new
rule were declared by correspondent of
is paper. belonging to the legal profession,
:" be contrary 10 law, and some of the ma
si.tra'es refused to adop, them. In this
Uncertainty. note was addressed to the
.'"ntlemen named in the following letter
T. 'm John Fl. B. Lalrobe, Esq, asking their
opinion as to the legal mode Of proceeding;
and, as they have all concurred in the opin-
,"n gwen, we presume that there will hereaf-
VI be perfect conformity in the practice of
ar mag sira,es. As the subject is of public
Importance, we publish the letter of Mr.
T.,,robe.
BALTIMORE, July IA, 1851.
H. Friese, Esq.--Dear sir: Your note
~ the llth inst. asking, on behalf of The
magistrates Of Baltimore, the opinion of
:lessrs. David Stewart, William Schley,
,'no. Nelson, and myself, III regard to an
approved mode Of framing origina! process
s'r Justices of the peace of the CITY, in view
81: The alterations in laws brought about by
me new Constitution, was by Us made The
sntject Of a consultation this morning, and
We agreed, unanimously, that however the
new Constitution may have modified The
effect of The magistrates warrant, it neither
s'qnlred nor authorised any change in its
form, which should remain as heretofore,
=. it'll The addition Of the hour Of The DAY a,
8 hich the appearance Of the defendant is
acquired.
We examined the form Of "summons"
which you enclosed to u.s.. with the state
snent that the magistrates had adopted i,
professionally, bul we do not think tina, it is
authorised by the new Constitution.
At the request of my colleagues inform
YOU OF p!le result of our consultation, and
remain very respectfully and very truly,
yours, john II. B. LATRcBE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

AGRICULTURAL AssocIATIoNs.--We copy
the following remarks for the Baltimore
American
The farmers Of Mary land, we are graified
to see, appear TO be fully aroused to the i'm
portance of forming County Associations,
and they are no less alive TO the benefits to
be derived from annual Agricultural Fairs,
on which occasions practical farmers from
different sections can meet and interchange
their views aud experience in matters per-
tanning TO their peculiar branch of industry.
The comming Fair Of the Maryland State
Agricultural Society, which is 10 be held in
this city in October next, will be one Of the
most attractive exhibitions Of the kind ever
held in this State. The annual Fairs of
several of the County Agricultural Societies
also take place during The coming Fall
Extensive preparations are making by the
Montgomery County Society, and we OBJ
serve that the two Agricultural Associations
of Talbot county have resolved to hold a
joint exhibition on very extensive scale al,
Easton. The day has not yet been deter
mined on, but the entire arrangements are
in the hands Of a committee consisting of
some Of the most respectable and subslan-
IIal farmers of the county. and we doubt
no, that they will succeed in getting up on
exhibition which will not only reflect cred
il on the Eastern shore but on the entire
Stale. Agriculture 10 be profitable must be
conducted on scientific principles, and we
are glad to see tha, the farmers of Maryland
appreciate this truth, arS are using their past
experience, coupled with modern improve
ments, in making the now worn on, lands
in Maryland what they formerly were.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
For THE AFRICAN CoLONIEs.-The CO.

! For THE AFRICAN CoLoNIEs.-TheC Co
loniza,ion Sociely's barque Liberia Packet
sailed from Baltimore on Saturday for the
Md. Colony in Africa. She had a full cargo,
and also the largest number Of passengers
she has yet transported, more Offering, than
she could accommodate. A large party of
emgrants arrived in the steamer from Nor
folk this morning, who had engaged passage
in the Liberia Packet. Among those who
90 out in her are Thomas Fuller and Ben
jamin Jenifer, two colored ministers of the
Gospel, from Dorchester County, Md.
A French journal has letter from Ma
drid giving an account Of successful ex-
pertinent with an apparatus for flying. The
flyer was Miss Juanita Perez who though
rather fat and corpuent moved through the
air, by the help of wings, with great ease
and rapidly. She was advertised to ny a
distance Of abou, twelve hundred feet. rising
III the air above six hundred, but exceeded
the programme both in height and distance
N description Of The structure of the wings
is given. They have spread of some ff-
teen feet, are fastened by ligaments of great
hexiblIity, and arranged so as TO move with
great Iapidisy; they make noise like a
windmill. The establishment Of Madrid at
so novel phenomenon, is described as i'm
mense.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

3r5@I offer myself to the people of Charles
County, as a candidate for the office of County
Surveyor. Having had some experience as Sur
veyor on the Public Works Of improvement ofthe
State, can promise, if elected, to perform the
duties of the Office with accuracy and prompt
ness. BENJAMIN GWlNN.
July %, lS51-te.
To the Voters Of Charles County:
| offer myself to your consideration as cand-
date for the Office of County Surveyor. Should
you by your suffrage deem ME worthy to continue
in the office have filled for several years past,
shall endeavor to serve you faithfully and with
whatever degree of skill my past experience may
have given me- JAMES l.. BRAWNER.
July I6, lS5I-te.*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23
STATES ATTORNEY.

I57We are authorized to announce ROBERT
S. FEEDER, Esq, as a candidate for the office of
States Attorney of Charles county.
July 49, lS5l-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-23

KIDNArPING-The Marlboro Gozelte
says white man was arrested at BIadens-
burg few days ago, accused of kidnapping
a negro man who was in company with him.
and who is said to belong to Mr.. Lyons
Of Charles county. The white man and
the negro are both confined in Jail.