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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26
FOR SALE.

READY" can recommend him as a
sure foul getter, producing fine mule colts;
las evidence, several Of this jack colts
can be seen at my place. Being perfectly
doc,lr, this animal can be managed by a
small boy. ] have owned him for two sea-
sons past, and can answer any gentleman
DESTROYS to purchase that his profits have
largely exceeded $3.50 each season.
For terms, apply to me in person or ad-
dress me, (pos.-pad,) near Port Tobacco,
Charles county, Md.
SAMUEL COX.
Jan. %, lS5l.--t,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

VEHHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
IL scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles county, Md, letters Testamcntary on
the personal estate of JOHN J. HANSON late of
of said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, properly authenticated to the sub
scriber. on before the 18th day of October next
They may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said deceased's estate.
Given under our hands this lth day Of Februa-
ry, 1850.
ROBERT S. REEDER,
SAMUEL HANSON Exrs
of John j. Hanson.
I@The Executors particularly request that the
creditors will file their claims a statement of the
amount, together with the time from which they
take interest, with the Register of Wills or be-
fore the first day Of April next.
Feb. II, 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26
TEAS AND GROCERIES.

EAO AND URUCERIES.
TIVE subscriber having taken the store in
King street. one door belov Fair ar
street, Alexandria, Ia. for the purpose of
conducting the
TEA IND GROCERY BUSINESS,
offers for sale, on reasonable terms, all ar
'icIes in his line, and respectfully invites,
and shall be pleased to see all who may
favor him with a call. He attends to the
sale of Grain and Tobacco on commission
G. w. d. RAMSAY.
Alexandra, Nov. 90, 1S5O-1y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26
SHERIEES SALE.

by virtue of two writs Of ie'i farias, is
~ sued out Of Charles County Court, and
to me directed, against The goods and chat
lies of Henry A. Hayden and Eleanor A., his
wife. Executors de son tor of Francis b.
Middleton, to satisfy two judgments, one
due Alexander Penn and one due Edward
l. Sanders, surviving partner OF b. !. Sanders
s Edward J. Sanders, have seized and lax
IN in execution Two negro women, one
named Mary, aged about % wears, and one
named Kluy, aged about "A GEARS; aud J
hereby give notice, that on TUESDAY The 4th
day of FEBRUARY next. al the Cour, House
door in PorI Tobacco. | shall Offer all of Ihe
said Henry A fIayden's and EIearnor A. his
wife, Executors de son tor Of Francis b Mid
delon, right, title and interest in and 10 The
said negroes, To The highest bidder. for cash
J. r. ROBERTSON, Sheriff
Jan. Is, 1S5l-l-.
POSTPONEMENT- Tn conse quence Of
The ndlsposi!lon Of Kitty Ihe negro men
Toned above she was not sold on The dav
designated. therefore postpone the sae
Of Kitty until Tuesday the 4th of March
next.
The shove sale is further postponed until
TUESDAY The llth Of MARCH, at McWIl-
llams' Store. in Cot Neck
JOHN r. ROBERTSON, Sheriff:
Feb. Il. 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26

D EADY-MADE CLOTHING.-A lot of SUI
IN Rerior Beaver, Felt and Pilot Cloth Overcoats;
also Sacks and other business Coats for sale by
! now 6. VIM. BOSWELL g. co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26

:" EMP and MANILA ROPE, assorted size,
IL just received and for sale by
nov 20. LEWIS WEEKS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26
New and Rare Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

JUST RECEITED,~
AT the .Store-house formerly occupied By
Taylor g. Co., and opposite the
Farmers HOTEL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26
Office Of the Com. Of Charles Co., !
,Tanuaru %. 1851. (

THE Commissioners of Charles County
Il will NEE, al the Court House, IN The
Town Of PORT Tobacco, on MONDAY The
l7lh day of MARCH next, and will continue
in session six days, for the purpose Of hear
inc appeals and making changes and trans
(ers in the assessable property of The coun-
~. and lransscling other business that may
be brought before the Court.
By order,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-02-26
NOTICE..

Baltimore, June 5, 1850.
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except small allowance which left them 10 recon-
mence life with Sir John Blunt was allowed fo,ooo
out OF ElS3 900 Sir John Fellows Elo,ooU out OF
s2l3 900 Sir Theodore JanDsen ESQ 900 out OF f243
600; Mr. Edward Gibbon, the grandfather OF olpOon'
the historian 10000 out OF El0o.o0o Sir John Lam
bert e5 900 Out OF E72, 900; and others IN proportion.
Our Of The u.ds procured by this large conscaton Of
property some compensation made 10 the sufferers
but altogether did moi amount 10 much II was long
before enterprise recovered the shock which II had
tanned and terrible the lesson that TO this day
no national bubble has been blown al all comparable in
magnitude TO The South Sea scheme The year 1925 in
deed, one OF bubble, and speculation danger
ously high ia 1886 but the South Sea bubble is sul,
and may long continue 10 be, without rival IN our
history
We have mentioned that simultaneously with the
South Sea scheme there many other projects aloat
all attracting their groups of shareholders, and all giving
rise TO gambling and fraud list OF eighty three such
projects, all OF which were summary exunguished by
the privy council at sitting, is given by Mr.. Mackay
IN his work on Popular Decisions" Some OF these are
feasible enough being schemes Tor insurance, or Tor
couragng various branches OF commerce and manutae-
ure might have succeeded and been seiu in calm
state OF public mind others are so wild and visionary
that scarcely believe that their projectors were
in earnest in believing they would gather dupes one II
for supplying London with coal capital f3,oooooo
another Tor eectuay settling the Island OF Banco ana
Sal Tartagus another for encouraging me pfeeu OF
horses in England improving glebe and chufch lahds
and building and repairing parsonage houses lpul
for trading in hair fifth Tor whee iof perpetual mo.
tion-capial fl 900 900; skin lot importing Wainu
trees from Virginia a seventh for purchasing and I'M
proving the fens in acknowledgement 12,ooOuoo an
eighth Tor nsurng masters and mstresses against losses
they may sustain BY Their sevans-capal t5'Vooooo
ninth Tor erecting hospitals TO take charge OF illegitmate
children There was for extracting silver IRON lead
and one for transmitting quicksilver into fine lnaeable
! metal In fact whatever scheme proposed took
There was one protector, however, who oudid all the
rest by stroke of real genius. He proposed "a COM
pany for carrying undertaking OF great advantage
hut nobody know what ts-capal E5oO 900, divided
into 900 shares OF fl0 each deposite t2 per share
The schemer opened Office in Cornhil TO receive
names Nearly one thousand dupes came forward III five
hours and deposited each his e. per SHARE and next day
the clever rascal the other side OF the channe
with e., 900 in his pocket
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From the Providence Republican Herald.
South Caroilua.

Notwithstanding the tone OF defiance assumed by the
convention OF volunteer associations al Charleston, there
seems 10 be yet portion OF consderae good sense al
work among The most rejecting minds, which may yet
eavcn the whole aud avert the controversy which
must follow attempt at actual secession In the con.
ven,on Judge Butler the United States SENATOR and Col
A. Hayne both represented the mpolcy OF attempting
separate from HE Unnn without the company OF other
southern States. Rev Dr. Gman in the convention i'm
pored the blessing oil God ION the great conederacy OF
which still foIm part" General Brisbane has with
drawn from The general association because, as he al
ieges perseverance in measures which must end IN Sc
ce-son must also lead to The dissolution OF slavery seii
and +" the conservative influence OF black labor" The
State he apprenends will be deluged at last by aboll-
uonsn, lacobinism, and agraranlsm, uiumphng hrst ~
the North, and then sweeping away the South he eaIs
change which will make rich men look sad, and rni
haus aud eap-he ore IN fear 10 lose what theS
enjoy The other ENJOY by rage and war" The Genera
may be rather Wild in his apprehensons OF northern
acobInis and agraranIsn, bu. lis fears on the other
side OF The line may not be unfounded. He knows
best The inquiry is also put with practical force BY
the merchants OF the State 10 the leading secession
lists, When you have seeded, and our trade and
commerce are suspended, what remedy do you pro-
pose 10 avert general RUM There Is, as yet, no an
,wer The increase OF taxation and expenses, without
additional 10 sustain burdens. IA ALEC a
matter which appeals 10 The reflections OF those who will
have 10 pay. But one Of the most alarming sukr e,tons
comes from one OF the memoefs OF Congress r. South
Carolina That State has a cor siderable maIW OF slave
population portion of vhich is nog grsss transfer
red to the other slave States; bat Me- Burt strongly
puts II, when South Carolina becomes separate State,
she will be foreign country, and The slave trade from
her 10 the American States vii become pralical South
Carolina will .hus be sealed mp 10 herself with her in
creasng slavery and BE- subjected to all the concentrated
and fostering evils which oveplus OF ha, population
create On the whole, venture 10 hope that tie
day OF better things is beginning dawn among the PEG.
pie OF South Carolina, and thai tie presest condition OF
excitement will be followed BY healthu reaction
OF feeling, in which her gallant will reflect that the
wrongs OF which they compail have been adjusted by
Compromise which all the friends OF the Union deter
mined to support thai assault upon the Union viii be
a OF seltpfoecuon, II claimed
To be, bat oil revenge, which accomplish nothing bat
disaster to themselves their counry; and tina,
umph OF South Carolina will be the ruin OF both
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From the starke County (o.) Democrat.
Il, n ruou on pubttc Debt.

Here is passage from Jefferson public debts worth
reading about and heedlng these days. We especially
commend II 10 those editors who are down upon the
constitution because II adopted 1t will prevent the
State and counties from involving themselves in debt
and in many instances ruin. These gentlemen great
slickers Tor British funding system and wonderful ad-
mrers OF the immortal Jelieson II their word. TO be
believed.
1t is time the laboring millions took this matter in
hand Forestsll these British fund mongers who wish
TO saddle huge debt and poserity They love
TO dabbe 10 stocks Stocks, with bankng-and they al.
ways go togoheT-constitu,e the favone schemes of
modern Shylocks
But 10 the words OF Jefferson
" To preserve our ndepe ndence, must not let our
leaders load Us with perpetual debt We mus, make our
election between economy and liberty, prouson and
setvude II we into such debts that must be
taxed IN our meat and IN drinkn necessaries
and our comforts-in our labors and our amusemens-
for calling and for creeds the people OF Eng
land people, like them, must TO labor six.
teen hours in the twenty four and give the earnings Of
fifteen OF these to the government Tor their debts and
daily expenses and the sixteenth beng insufficient az
ford us bread must live as they now do oamea al
and potatoes, have time to think, of calling
the msmanagers to account but be glad to obtain sub
sisence by hiring ourselves TO rve their chain on the
necks OF our fellow sufferers, Our landhoders, too,
like theirs retaining, indeed the title and ardshp of
estates called theirs but held really for the treas
ury, wander, like theirs, in foreign countries and
be contended with penury, obscury, and exile This
example reads US The sautary lesson that private
yale extravaganza. And this ia the tendency Of
all human governments. departure from principle
IN one instance becomes precedent Tor second,
that second for third, and so on till the bulk OF
society reduced to be mere auomatons OF miseIyo
have no senslbles left but for SHINING and suffering
Then begins indeed, the bciinm amafum m omnaa,
which philosophers, observing to he so general IN
h hs wod s nass o ne Of lbs
frighffn team is public dcbffordf,oH foHoTs that and
IN as IRAN preckedaess aud oppression"
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A CARD.-CHARLEs DE sELDING, having occasion visit
Kentucky Tennessee Ohio and the northwestern portion
Virginia upon respectfully inform public
will charge Of and h personal attention TO- all business
which wishing
desiring other business he attended
viii hand.
July All applications made will
prompt attention.
DE sELDING WyJIE,
Law aud Agency Ofce, 9TH street,
June 24-3awtl5Juy opposite Odd Fellows Hall
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friends The
cling community has assumed the propeorsbp Of the
connection with the hotel
der proprietor he feels perfectly safe in promising IT. old
patrons nothing confirm previous
ton house In the county No expense has been
spared completely rshnE entire establishment and he
bculnry introduced for the
nenoe tirmy determined give sasiac
ton, he socts OF patronage always freely
bestowed on III. United states.
2g--imf A. ALLEN,
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CAHDihe subscribers respectfully notify those
ing accounts WIN them according the usual
Their respective s VIII be rendered full 25th
the month.
They that be
paid maturity, order we may The better be ems
business possbe
20 literally paron
ized organization Of the present Arm
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, a co
June lp-dlmf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT June o, 1851
SEALED proposals be received II
July for supplying this department with 800 cords Of hickory
hickory wood the whole
be Of the quality corded and
Of the bidderno, less thar so
October whole quantity fore the lat
The bids be directed the Department and
endorsed aProposai for pood.p
6-eodrl5
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SUG AR AND MOLASsES AT AUCTIoN.-On Wednesday
the 25th ins II O'Clock, A. H. Dodge wharf
the brig ridea from Ponce Porto Rico, consisting
2o2 hhds pnme
As bbls do
26 hhds choice moiasses.
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
June 22-dts Auciioneer Georgetown.
Telegraph & Alex. Gazeuel
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by DYER ~ Mcguire, Auctioneers.

A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
Il Thursday morning. Goth June al 10 O'clock
the lately occupied by Julian Monandon deceased
between l2h and 18th Streets
ms personal effects consisting Of
One superior regulator, with quicksilver weights
Watchmaker's bench, toos and materials
assorted French watch glasses lathe
Gold AM silver Watches assorted jeweiry
iant clocks standing glass
excellent HAIR mattresses, bedstead
Tables, chairs l0pate
ed clothing, and wearing apparel
A OF French books, trunks, &c.
Terms cash e. TRAVERS, Administrator
DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Aucnnneers
Mr. Montandon
call administrator prop
efty, pay charges, and take the same
2I-d
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.JNO. M. n1cGAILA
United state. Hotel At philadelphia.

III Supreme Court. and the various court
w District lie continues claims before Con
gress and tho departments. May 0-eodnll 2-th Sep.
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by DYER ~ HcaUlA -. Auction.erA.
VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PRorERTY.-on Thursday after
noon, O'Clock, roo shall sell
lots 5, 7, 8, and H. in square No 2D
Lots 18th between and Canal
Lot street, between 18th and 18th
Lot iith street, between and Canal
of the purchase cash. and the resi-
credit of years. with interest," satisfactorily secured
DYER MCGUIRE,
June 22-d Aucu0neers
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE-On Friday, 9Th
Fl all sell premises, O'Clock, being
duly authorized deed recorded in Liber w.
ioos J4 49, aud 1885, the land record for Washington
(subdiyded 9Th street. fronting
inches, running i35 inches
alley good, sale Belonging
the late Sarah Brown, deceased.
June Is A. GREEN.
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Bank OF the Metropolis,
Washington, June 0, 1851
Notice hereby given that general meeting OF
holders Of this bank will be held the banking house this
Monday m day Of July for the purpose Of elecng
board OF trustees for the then nert ensuing
The polls will be ii O'clock and close O'clock
,.
ny order Of the board
RID. SMITH, Cashier
June 7-codt3othJune, &dt7hJy
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Bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
NOTICE hereby that the bonds
IN Chesapeake and Ohio Company
peion Of the canal to Cumberland
issued for repairs and guaranteed by the State OF Virginia
due and payable first Of July viii be paid
delivery the house,
Washington, such holders desire,
checks Baltimore, New York. Boston,
exchange. sELDEN, WRITER'S, n 90.
June 2l--dlw
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NOTICE given that all ms tnin ny
IN unsettled upon books Of the OF r. H.
together will
handed settlement
change business which took effect the
renders essentially all
closed at the expiration Of the present half year
June 2t-2wd HooH, BROTHER, co.
A IHION X. PARIS win attend q any bnsine.. In
IA the Supreme Court Of United
bis
Ne win also attend business before and
departments. New N dhcp6
RULWER's "Not had Seems comedy.
~ The Daughter OF Nights by 4. w. Fulum.
Eastbuy-s tale by Anne II, Driry For sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Juns 10 Bookseller, 9th street
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NEW GOoDsThe subscribers beg leave to inform their Gus;
that they have jus, received supply of the follow
Black ehaly for mourning dresses
Do foSde Sole, Gro de Rhine and Indi. silk.
Do so%San .1d silk .v wa e very hight
Paasy French osanae and d lawn.
PS s sna ;. a%s P POLLARD %r sss
embroidered cuffs, and collars, every val
Very handsome lace embroidered und.r-sleeves
Ladies, sauze merino AID silk vests
E"s a"a AND ss .a o S:H'
great other good. all of which Gin be disposed of
We attention Of
Lpen sheenss, dam.sk table cloths
Napkns toweing white aud coocd MsrssiIes and Aendae
Tale piano s%s,Sss,sS 3D., and lace ear.n'
Ensl,.s and md French sn, ss, na, enn'1s'
40, 81, and "a plain and coiored matingi
Very superior English and American floor oioths, designs
And large stock Of English tapestry.
Brussels, spy, and ingram eaps;s Al very gsdpesS prices
| Msy2I-iau
DEOUCTION in prices reduce stock.-we respectfully
announce % our lIsnd. and ne public in s.ns although e.y
greatly Iedasea prices. IN order 70 run on our entire .pnS and
Rich fancy lks, small cheeks, striped plain,
Real India silks plads, &C.
p." % S." %Sss lame.
French, English, and American prints
Chinxes, g'nshams, ln~ns, musins
Plain, white. and embroidered swi.. muslin,
Ss us :" sw.. "n'n which will BE- sold
White cambnc mu.lns jseone cambric', Nansoot
Full assortment plaid mu'lns, including ALI grades
In Moet roods Aars-
Pine black slpacas bombasns, moussns de anss hersee
s,.ormen, in black silks, embracing all IN. width.
Laae. linen Handkerchief,
f.Ia hsstf S,fres
90 don. linen cambria handterchief a, y per ao,.n
: :: !: :: Is !:
80 90 % DO %, small children
Win sSeaouai pocss, hsndssrca. In
w. ~ MEDIUM sn . and fine ,ss. . ,,,,,,uv % n,
only part Of vmiey all Of which
no" ANXIOUS 70 ''' oEaesTT f' NEWTON r NAY CO.
ow-PR!cED Ingram c.rpss,.s. -na Floor o.,-
supply goods which will be found pretty s.d
Also supply heavy - erta N r. na.
tng These tho last shall be able TO furnish our custom
pieces :. white duo Of make, love,
And bale step dsms.t drugsot
The public respectfully invited cali soek
& ca" we o ssss G .t ?, On, % .
Of corner of Penn sveou. and Oh .,r..
uALr-yEARLy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4 poDsoN r,
IL specially notify Their customers having open accounts
uImo same either with In. money or y
notes Of hand, will be thankfully received. -
June ac-s,awewd CLAGETT Dopsos.
NEW and beautiful styles OF fancy shirts, with
Nv attnched
Also, super Lisle thread under h.fhos.
Gsu,e
FRESH supply OF silk moha socks cheap and desirable article
for warm weather just received and for at
CHAS. ". LANES
May % -
~ II. CLUskEt. Architect and Civil Engineer. has
VI removed his ohc. Trsve huidng
vsnin between 10Th l3,h
NATIONAL EATING UOUsE.-Anival extraordinary, d.
~ rect from the West indies
ket LOT Of genuine turtle soft and crsb Certainly
superior 10 In this msket,) woodcoch hc.
We solicit all 10 favor with pledge ourselves
please the fssudious.
97-Soup ready AZ III O'Clock ssu sua
June ls-3tcodif WALKER h sHADp.
afxxo= sfxaxuh hama
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Canton NIattlnHs, Floor OIClUths Carpetlng, 30.
uE subscribers are now receiving per Statesman
/ from New York
SO pieces "A extra heavy white Canton matlings
do do do,
20 do do do,
do a do red checked do do.
40 hAkS4do
IN do a do fancy
do super English oicloth, Is feet wide
do ocoh, from twelve eighteen feet
Is do low priced American oicoth,
10 do nnatings basement, &c.
Also variety of I'm;
ported carpetng, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry BRUSSELS English and American Brussels,
impea three ply, ngran fine and ingram,
priced rag, hemp and both striped and plaid together
win every ether furnishing
are prepared fully determined offer good terms
this country.
APP lo-u r. H. hooE = 20.
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Bank OF the Metropolis.
WAsmsoros, June %, 1851.
l. Bank
ending the 3 instant The will be payable
holders and after the LIST of July ensuing.
June 24-eodtif RID SMITH, Cashier.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW sHADES.-JusI received, nj
the OF the subscribers OF above
goods landscape gothic boqueis medaons, with flowers
landscapes and plain all enqusey painted
style OF the art, and viii be sold exceedingly low.
i buff and white shade linens
&" shade fixtures
CLAGETT DODSON
all kinds of carpeng matngs oil cloths curtain
efas and table linens, oweings,
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th
June 2i-ifeo2w
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Also broken below price
With beautiful assortment OF ladies' pocket hsndkeSchis
all medium and fine grades.
weiuve buyers generally
only part Of vaficty, all OF which
no anxious reduce, and will sell cheap 10 do
CLAGgTT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June s-3aw3w