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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
BAMBOROUGH'S WHEAT FAN.

Il VIE undersigned, Agent for the sale of this
Il justly celebrated Wheat Fam is now offering
them at the manufacturers prices. The public are
invited to examine specimens now on hand. Nu-
merous certificates of It's great superiority over all
others now in use will be shown at his store, He
refers to the following certificate of pre-eminence
awarded by the Maryland State Agricultural So
ciety. WIN. BOSWELL.
jy7
(CoPY.)
"This is to certify, that at the third Annual Elk
hibition and Cattle Show of the Maryland State
Agricultural Society, held at Baltimore the 25th
October, 1850, by the report of the Committee
Judges, John Marlborough declared to be en-
titled to certificate of pre-eminence over the
E1RsT premium offered by said Society," viz for
his Tanning Mill Signed in behalf of the So
ciety, this 18th day of October, 1850
CHARLES B. CALVERT, Prcst.
SAMUEL SANDS, Sec'y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
COMMITTEES OF AWARD.

Ob cIQtLtOuS anu VuujeS-oeo. I'Cu's
Dr.. P. w. Hawkins, Thomas l., Speake, Dr.
O. A. FERGUSON.
On Fllys and CoAs-Cha,les II. Will,
Charles L. Gardiner, Edward D. Boone,
Edward N. Slones,reet.
On Draft, Carriage and Single Harness
Horses-Richard B. Posey, Francis w.
Weems, Washington A. Posey, Henry A.
NesIe.
On Saddle Horses-Col F. Thompson,
George Dent, Francis IL. Edelen, Thomas S.
Gardiner
On Jacks and .Nuzes-Dr J ohm F. Price,
John Ii. Boswell, Joseph Saxton.
On Improved CaAle-John +. Gardiner,
James r. Brent, Thomas D. Stone, Henry
L. Mudd.
On Common Cau1e-Uzzial NalIey, Dr.
Alex. r. Robertson, Basil d. Spalding, DR..
B. Marshall.
On Oren-Alfred w. Gardiner, Henry
Fl. Freeman, George II. Gardiner.
| On Sheep-Slsn Farral, Henry A.
Moore, George S. Wille.', Richard +. Tub
man.
On Hogs-Thomas o. Bean, Joseph J..
Wills, Sylvester F Gardiner. John Ware.
On T0bacco-Absalom Tennison, Vim.
Hamilton, Wilson Compton, Thomas Y.
Robey
On Wheat-W. Mitchell, r. M. Smoo,.
J. #. Mudd, John D. Freeman.
On Oats and Corn-Dr. Walter F. Boar
man, Samuel H. Beall, Lyme Shackelford,
Joseph Luckelt.
On Potatoes and Turnips-Francs H.
Digges, Samuel Swami, r. G. Watson.
On Products of the Garden-William
Boswell, Dr.. William S. Keech, Samuel
Hanson, John o. Maddox.
| On Home, made C7oth-James L. Brow-
ner, J. Il. Padge.t, Alexander Queen, Griffin
Carrier.
On Counterpanes and Quihs-Daniel
Jenifer, Henry r. Harris, Wm. Nj. Morris,
Nathaniel HALEY.
On Stockings and .Socks-Dr. S. w.
Dent, James o. Oliver, Willism Bruce, S.
D. Davis.
On Tapestry, &c.-John w. Mitchell,
DR.. B. Neale, J. FERGUSON Bruce, John G..
Campbell.
On Plain .Needzework-Henry S. Mitch
ell. VIM. hewitt, John Robertson, Henry
FERGUSON.
On Bulter-Wllliam G. Robey, F. B. F.
Burgess, Luke W. B. Hawkins, DR.. P. Ham
| illon.
On Bread--George Brent, F. Stone, G.
w. Grain, N. S,ones,reet.
On Wine-Dr. John R. FERGUSON, DR..
F. Matthews, G. Lancaster, Charles A. Pye.
On Soap and Cand7es-Col. Walter A.
HaisIip, Joseph Hutton, H. D. Dyson.
On Fruit-Gen. J. G. Chapman, John B.
FERGUSON, Charles w. Barnes, VIM. Welsh.
On Poultry-Dr. Edward Miles, Pearson
Chapman, Joseph Young.
On The Best Display Of Agricultural
Hnplemenis-W lillian Matthews, Joseph
Coomes, John F. S. Higdon.
On Horse Poacers and Thrashers-N.
V. Miles, A. B. SHINES, Jos. H. Cooksey,
John B. Maddox.
On Fans, Horse Mills and Corn Shell
zers-Richard Barnes, Col VIM. D. Merrick,
Gen. J. G. Chapman, Walter Mitchell.
On Ploughs, Carts, Drills Sc.-Pe,er
Wood, Francis w. Weems, Richard Price,
Jeremiah Dyer.
Committee of Reception and arrange
ment-James Mccormick, DR.. R. DIgges,
J. H. Soneslreet, J. r. Ba.eman, Dr.. VIM.
r. Wilmer.
Committee Of Reception and .arrange-
ment Of Stock-Barnes Compton, VIM. B.
Matthews, Joseph Stewart, VIM. Cox, R. S.
Reeder.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
The Latest Arrival OF Fall Goods
COWNE & BURCH.

COWNE & BURCH,
4 RE pleased to announce to their friends and a
IA generous public that they are now in full re.
ccipt of large and well selected stock of
ST.lPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
the most extensive assortment they have ever had
the pleasure to exhibit, comprising as it does every
description of desirable goods to be found in first
class Dry Good Houses, part of which they re.
spectfully enumerate below.
For Ladies.
Every fashionable color of French Merino Of all
grades and quality
English do DO and sup'r Coburg Cloths
Solid Atwood Mousn and Persian do
Figured French do and printed DeLane
large assortment OF plaid and Brocade Silks
DO Pom dc Sur and Glace do
Colored Gro de Naples and Marselines
Super black Brocades and double rept do
Do Gro de Rhines of qualities and widths
Black and white watered Silks
Plain and white Brocade Silks for bridal dresses
Mantilla Velvet, all the fashionable colors
Do Cloths, Cloakings, Sack Flannels, etc
Extra Bombaznes and silk warp Alpacas
Do all-wool Merno Plaids for dresses
DO silk and wool do, variety Of grades
White Goods and Embroidcrs, superb lot
Elegant embroidered and linen clear Handkts
Super Bridal Handkfs, from to si5 each
French worked Collars and Chemazetts, from l.!
cents to SIS
Do do Lace Muslin and ,Jaconet Sleeves
Do do Cuffs and Collars with ties, latest STYLE
Figured and dotted Swiss and Transfer
American and English Prints, a large and hand
some assortment
Hosiery, Gloves, skirtings, Flannels, &C., sc.
For Gentlemen.
splendid lot of Cloths, Vestings and Cassmeres.
among which will be found
Super French black, brown and blue
DO do doe skin Cassmeres
Do do fancy, neat and tasteful patterns
Rich Cashmere Veslings, chaste and perfect finish
Do plain and Brocade Silk do
Do Brocaell and Mattelasse do
Do Faconne and Blanche do
Elegant black embroidered do
White Brocatee ard Satin finished do
Black Radzimir and Grenadne do
Polka and corded do
Neck Ties new styles, and Linen Collars
A large assortment Flannels Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
For Housekeepers and Farmers.
A general and desirable stock, to which respect,
fully invite the attention of dealers.
COWNE & BURCH.
Alexandria, Va, Oct 10, lS53-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27

TEORSE POWERS AND THRESHERS,-
We have in store lot of EMERY & Co.'s &C.
lebrated RAILWAY POWERS and T1iRESH-
Frs, which we believe the most efficient and dur
able machine of the kind manufactured. Also,
BLAIR's celebrated Powers and Threshers for and
horses, warranted TO thresh and clean, ready for
the mill, five to six hundred bushels per day-f
pushed, 500. These machines made of the best
material, strong and durable. few Of them were
tried in Loudoun county last year and were highly
approved Of All orders promptly attended to
ADDISON s. MEADE
Union Street and Potomac Strand.
jy 81 Alexandria, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
CASH FOR NEGROES.

* The subscribers have located in Port To-
no bacco, Charles county, Md, Mr.. RICHARD
n G.. SHEKELL, who will be prepared at all
w times to give the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for
-az- all descriptions of NEGROES suitable for
the Southern market. All letters addressed to him
at Port Tobacco post-ofice, to the subscribers,
Washington City, d. c., will meet with prompt
attention. J. G. COOK e. co.
June %, Is53-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
WATCHES, GOLD & SILVER WARE
l.. H. MILLER & CO.,

WHOLESALE WATCH AND JEWELRY HOUSE,
No. 227 Baltimore ST., S. e. corner of Charles ST.,
IMPORTERS of English and Swiss Watches
Il and Tools of every description, Watch Case
Makers and Manufacturers of Fine Gold Jewelry.
We call the attention of Southern and Western
dealers in Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, to
very extensive stock, assuring them that in no
article in our line shall we allow any establish
ment to surpass us, either in quantity, quality
low prices. We are the only Wholesale House in
this branch of trade in Baltimore, and shall use
every fair means to induce Southern and Western
merchants to open accounts with Our terms
shall be as liberal and accommodating as can pos
sibly be found in the United States
We will take great pleasure in showing our
goods to Southern and Western merchants, wheth-
er they open accounts with not.
l.. III. MILLER & CO.,
feb Sly Importers of Watches, Baltimore
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
THE STEAMER OSCEOLA

THE STEAMER OSCEOL.A
w ILL, on the 18th September, commence run
W ming regularly between the above places,
leaving Washington every Sunday at o'clock,
A. M. Returning, leave Baltimore every Tuesday
at O'Clock, p. NJ. She will touch regularly going
and returning at Cone River, Leonard Town, and
st. Marys River, and at the usual landings on the
Potomac for signals or to land.
Passage and Freight at the usual rate.
sep l5-tf. JAMES MITCHELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27

CEYMOUR'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
- SUPPORTER
Marshes improved Spring rrusses, single s double
Hull's do do do
Rheinardts do Glass Pad do
Strap Trusses of various kinds now in use Of all
sizes. Received and for sale by HENRY PEEL,
Druggist corner OF King and Fairfax streets, Alex
andria, Va. sep Is
d >I1EWlNG Tobacco and Segals of very good
y quality for sale by c, w BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
HILLTOP FOR RENT.

IVENHE subscriber wishes to rent, the ensuing year
u 1854, the DWELLING house, STORE house and
GRANARY, with all the other buildings attached
and best stands in the county for doing mercan-
tile business. There is a well of excellent water
in its yard. For further information apply to the
subscriber, living near fhe premises
Sep eft J. J. STONE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
l6 That It shall be the dufu Of the Exenufi.e

16. That it shall be the duty of the Executive
committee to arrange and publish in the county
newspaper the statements required to be made by
the above 18th bylaw.
II. That every person who proposes to exhibit
any articles, be required to furnish the Committee
OF reception with correct lists of the articles he
or she proposes to exhibit, on the day preceding
the day of exhibition.
| IL. That the Committee Of Reception furnish
each Chairman Of the several Committees of A.
ward with correct lists Of all articles to be exhib-
tied before his committee, with the names Of the
exhibitors.
! 10. That each Chairman Of the several Com
mittees Of Award furnish the Editor of the Port
| Tobacco Times with correct lists Of the several
articles exhibited before his committee, together
with the names Of the exhibitors.
20. That the Executive Committee employs some
suitable person to act in the capacity Of Police,
whose duty it shall be to watch over and protect
all articles brought for exhibition by ladies'
81. That the Executive Committee have au-
thority to determine, defnitiycy, upon the right
of any article exhibited to receive a premium
where any contest arises as to whether the by
laws Of the Society excludes the same or not
%. That all articles exhibited, and not includ-
ed in the published list of premiums, be classified
and arranged by the Committee of Reception, and
list thereof handed to the Executive Committee,
whose duty it shall be to alIot to them a commit
tee to be styled the "Committee on Articles not
|
ton the amount of premium to which each article
| OF its class may be entitled, out of gross sum
Off the funds of the Society be sufficiently to be
appropriated for the purpose by the Executive
Committee.
%. That no special premium be allowed to any
article already referred to Committee of Award,
and to which it not entitled in fair COMPETE
ton.
"a. That none except the members of this So
ciety and females shall be admitted to our Annual
Exhibitions unless they shall pay Twenty-Five
Gents for Ticket Of Admission, to be received
by some fit person appointed by the Executive
Committee.
L=PThe Annual Address will be delivered by
WILLIAM l. BLAklsToNE, Esq, of st Mary's
county.
! OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
President-JOHN HAMILTON.
! Tice Presidents-WM. B. STONE, SAMUEL Cox,
GEORGE ?. JENKINS, JosIAs H. HAWKINS.
Executive Conimittee-Dr. ROBERT FERGUSON,
DR.. F. R. WILLS, LEONARD FARRALL, JAMES H.
NEALE.
Ireasurer-E. w. DAY.
Corresponding Seeretary-JAMFs FERGUSON.
Recording Secretary-E. WELLS, Jr.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
WHEAT FANS.

EUST received for sale supply of J. Runyan s
y Wheat Fans, which are equal if not superior
to any other Fan now in use.
au i. WIN. FERGUSON
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TE'HE subscriber offers for sale rent the
Il TAVERN and LOT in Bryantown, owned
by him. There is a very fine Meadow attached
which will yield abundance of hay for the use
of the Tavern. 1t has also fine Garden and all
necessary out buildings.
There will be comfortable buildings ready by
the lst January next, for Tailor, Shoemaker, and
Blacksmith, with the requisite out buildings.
For terms apply early TO
sep 8-tf WALTER F. BOARMAN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
HAISLIP & WEEDEN.

HAISLIP & WEEDEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, &c.
(Co,ner Of 9Th Street and Pennsylvania 7renue, south
side, above the Market House,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
NV E respectfully call the attention of the public
w of Charles and the adjoining counties to our
large assortment of we'll made and finely finished
Carriages, embracing every style and model now
approved. We have in employ number of
superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture
at the shortest notice, such vehicles customers
may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or
taken in exchange for ones. Secondhand
Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms
We also manufacture and have ready-made all
kinds of HARNESS.
Thankful for past favors, would say to those
who may favor US with their patronage that we will
sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city
(if not lower) for cash or approved paper.
HAISLIP s. WEEDEN.
Washington, Sept. 10, l85l-1y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27

LPThe Annual Address will be delivered by
WILLIAM l. BLAklsroNE, Esq, of St Mary's
county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS.

GROCERIES,, Every article in the way of
" Groceries for sale very cheap by
au Is. C.. w. BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
SIXTH ANNUAL
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
CHARLES CO'TY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

TNHE following Premiums will be offered by the
Il Charles County Agricultural Society at its
Sixth Annual Exhibition, to be held at PORT To-
BAcco, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, the
9Th and 9th of NOVEMBER. 1884
Horses and Mules.
For the best Stallion, S5
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27

NOTTON YARN different numbers) just re-
" ceiyed and for sale by
ian 81 WIN. FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
DIED.

BENEDIcT-A Galveston Texas the l,t October. yellow
Hsn.S pspsS & SoS. S g ws.', Ss::
'' q G SiSI sr,S Mar. smith ~s Of rAe~
The relative. Of d. f.mI, respectfully invited
e residence No 80 East sxisenih.t rhdsv, without far
fASfoN~ou Thursday morning so,h ms, cshsrias CLARK
,ounses dsrs ster Of the late Henry u Psn,on.
pg Si memo; &c 'SS attend ss1
y. n, wbout fSrshsa '"
PERKINS EI,siu' Perkins Of N9r~sh ccnn ..i is
l.; mental Al ;Ssi'ss e; Ss last, c .,.,., u,,
yohn Davenport Reynolds at the sse ofs'
sIrART-RessDy he ,s'd,gse q sr' RSs'', stuart
yesrs he deceased We. nsilv. Of csssd.r fss.ars
tres before the oSs pres ceauy ro tins
he wa sn oh. Od'oa ssy Go%g.ny % ns nS ss
No Ss' 1 ssS as John :sS
RoSer this father The present S'%S. q c,aE.:
So % s now D weS late fs:u oss Con-
psny Benjamin capp, ste .. 81 Louis asessss N5 M,tasss
caso sssesssd Nj FaTnhan Who ld III, pP and q.
Sy wHo s since published IL g.psi an
Tho Ts :s; Of S i In Far o as sn s
twenty when Mr. cIool. In connection sh Nj wss
Pierre Los: and a. che w''s re-.
OF the highest moral quae and oirese,es oIchsss
ter and nerve common S 'S n. h s"S ,a
."wAe.s rol.tee Oregon and ho.r' n''ouna
hAba0u and business In tracts anha<
aud stuart fear Many
mouth mouth around aphres OF he
frontier OF the hair brssttk
between the deceased and the wild
men and Wild that Upon occasion while
The Columbia River he soko during the nigh, asa
by curiosity ted Of hostile Indian. whom the
patty had struggled All day TO escape Winding them al esp Ia
trce the he seated himself In the the hr
bme pipe and when the Indians awoke vas fouss
apy 10 M Whit Of hostile tobacco 80
the this display Of coone that they shook
hsnd made him present Of the pipe asd him 10
,eiy his comrsdes .ons whom his nephew Robert
By bad alarmed bis safety ami ready to
cover rcbake. his .ahae.s nI.PIy There
fear you have a for sim" Mr. start ssd
tho higher order Of moral attrbas and st
hsotve ent and blessing at the hsds Of bis relatives s.s
active dufs OF life had been efficiently and boldly perfrasA
lie peaceful loving charitable kndhsarsd and true sniias
wespen, Ia the and grounded hope OF waxing
sphere Of existence There fsw ks hin.
and theif numbers daily growing feweY
"Time bis ceaseiess course, the men OF yors
Who danced infancy upon their knse,
And told wondering boyhoed legends store
Ofther ventures hspPd BIZ land or ses
How they blotted rom the thing that be-
Detroit Advertiser
THOhPsON-On Friday the 2lt October Janet Thonsss.
daughter Of William Thou psoD.
friends family respectfully invited -
Monday 10 O'clock A NJ, from her bsrs
residence No g % ct Her remains viii be taken TO 0seawsss
for her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IhE RHETORIC or CONVERSATION. BY GEORGE WatIed
lereJ l2uo. PIP. $50 Harper Brothers
Most men think they talk well enough without book
There are but few, however who might not get some
Wholesome hints from the candid counses Of this quaint
nulhor With certain primitive navee in his compost
Ion, lie Is neither pedent bore like many who
undertake to settle the laws of nature by their private
haihoriy. His book has a certain jaicineSs which
roud hardly look for in didactc treatise We do not
suppose that many who inic their tedouness rattle
traps on every victim that they hold by the button
vii take h advice to hoartihat would be to good hope
ior In such Mr. Harvey would be voted social
ftntfscor
AcOnsiderable portion Of this volume is taken up with
orectons in regard to religious ersaion the inter
course Of Christians with each other their intercourse with
lnbeevos and with preudced persons and similar topics
sui The unevangcics reader will find much in its pages
that of universal interest and that may be applied ad
vantage on all occasions oommendable feature is the
variety Of opposite anecdotes by which the statements OF
the author are illussated
1HE HISTORY AND RUpIMENTs OF ARcHITECrURr
hd'sd By JoEsBvLLocE lsmo PIP ?si srsser Townsend
popular manual OF architecture, consisting of three
essays on the leading topics by different writers corrected
and adapted to the of readers in this country by the
f@ni editor II includes the orders of architecture the
of various countries the principles of architectural
ce'gn, and glossary OF terms.
The IRsaraied History Of Hungary, by EDWIN L. Cos
ks, now Publishing in monthly parts by A. Montgomery
presents complete summary of Hungarian history, collect
ed from Ne mOs, authentic and arranged in con
senient method The work is illustrated by neat epgrav
Rs the principal historical scenes and portraits OF sew
HI Of the mashaes OF Hungary hhwel worthy OF at
Sn'0n IRON the student of European political history
The LJe 81 Jane McCrea by d Wilson, is a brief aud
Popular narrative OF the biography of that celebrated vic
and of the expedition of BurgOyne during which her
IL was sacrificed 1t is compiled from variety of sources
tatny from LoSsngs Field Book Of the Revolution
pSnO PIP lSS Baker Goodwin & CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
THE LONG ISLAND MURDER.
Plantation Of Mccoy and Duny at jamaica.

examination Of Mccoy and Duffy at Jamaica. l., l.
- Before Jussiees AsRAN D. and joan s SSSDIKEL
eegsve in Iae Trttaae of Thursday, a report of the
Naeoce IN this case up to Wednesday evening at 9
sacck The Court was open on Wednesday evening fer
Assng Of the case but consequence OF our reporter
ng 10 leave in the o'clock train we did no, get the
sseengs in yesterday We submi, below the Substance
:, testimony given on that evening together with that
IND day yesterday Of the examination;
g., Wednesday evening the Court room was densely
,.s ewing the fact tina, was understood that Mr.
Ia Jones were to be put upon the stand These two
., we're considered the mos, important witnesses in
.s, I'D general impression prevailed that when they
-. wen some new light would be thrown upon the
A. ~ and inch anxiety exhibited among the people
N. "aaity to hear them They were the persons who
n,,'., NO men on the evening that the murder per
x,,s the vicinity Of the pond where the body was
wa many thought that they would recognize the
fII,aes s. The men whom they saw,
Rad :, Ss vas first called and being sworn says
s'ssa Meadows. in the Tow ship Of Flushing |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

POND ,hsi night came hack from Flushing Tussiry
he nth mt; never had any talk with Michsel s5ol
meeting riri the road Mishntl t.l when be ~
back from Jamaica hat there hal been GID KIDD an
drown into The pond. All ha; he ard Mr, Denton hal
been there % nd ths Corouers 1qles; Michael had
the suit II clothes that day that be has now
neyCrsrw Ccihsrine Quizlv.
The Court then sjoued until to-isy ? O'Clock. Tae
elimination VII probably be coneladed today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

sBr1Lasp PoSEs.-The demand for these hardy little
tnma has been the increase for several years and the
prices in consequence have been materially advanced
One dealer has taken about four hundred annually from
Of the Shetland Islands for the past five years and the
total number yearly exported may be estimated at one thou
find Taking the average price at five pounds, there
brought into these distant isles for ponies alone at least
five thousand pounds per anDum apd nearly all this may
he rot down as the result Of steam communication with
Irwick Though we name five pounds as the average
there but few goods animals h. be had under seven
Ioud 10 eight pounds and ten pounds are frequently paid
iahandsome beasts II is not riding ponies that
many OF them leave the islands but to supply the demand
The coal mines of England Every coal mine, since
finale mining abolished requires the services OF
number Of ponies aud though the transition might be
looked upon and Sudden to the poor pony
which carried from the heather hills TO be immured in
darkness in coal pit the little hardy Shelsnder thrives
In Ii amazingly John Groats Journal
AsOTHER WoMAS DEFENDING HERsELF.-Mrs. Lydia
Miller short named Rugg, on the steamer 81. Paul
slhor distance from Louisville, for insulting her during
The night while in her berth accompanied by her husband
fhe obtained her husbands pistol, and the third or
fourth approach ote intruder after he had been cautioned
tho lady to be of she made day light shine through him.
iiling him Instantly. She married about three
PREVIOUS at Davenport Iowa. After an examination Of
lac matter, Justice Raok honoably discharged ths lady