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CARPETINGS.
NEW ENGLISH CARPETlSGS

II DECEIVED per recent arrivals. "Dan-
IL IL" Webster" Western Star" Sea Eagle, ;
Sunbeam" and Cunard steamers
A large assortment of new ami beautiful designs
in VELVET PILE, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
SUPERFINE lNGRAlN. and DUTCH CAR
PETiNGS.
We are now prepared to exhibit grea var 'ry OF
otyes in the above goods. In addition to all the
principal American manufactured sass .IigeIow
BRUSSELS, Lowell Thee Ply, InG ain ar
peis-suprrsine aud medium, >i,Hw Ma'iings.
Linen Crumb Cloths, Bookings, Rugs Mats,
&c., &C.,
Comprising one OF the largest, and perhnrs the
best assortment to he found in The United States.
For sale low for cash or approved credit, by
WM. z. TENNY & CO,
Hall over Boston II Maine Railroad D-po, Ma =.
market Square. wi3wt
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Ploughs! Ploughs!!
PROUTY & MEARs'

Ctlt6ratcd. Centre Draugh-.M Sizes.
IlESt Pioughs wherever introduced, are fast
suptrs' e'llug all others
The most thorough trals OF P'uughs on record in
this country and ut the Worlds Fair in London,
have demonstrated the important tact that the Gem
ire drau9h Plough II OF much easier draught than
any other, aud therefore used with less fatigue to
both Plowman and Team; and, also owing 10 iis
peculiar form, IT puIvrrizrs and prepares the ground
tor seed more perfectly than any other leaving less
NO Tor th- harrow and securing better crops than
by any u'lrr me thod OF Culture.
The following implements, among Others of the
hest quality and of the latest and most approved pat
terms are constantly ON hand, VIZ:
llarro"s, Seed Savers, Corn Planters, Corn Shell
lrts Straw Cutters Corn and Cob Crushtr, Cheese
Presses, lhr"ehur NrcIIines. Potato Hoes, Manure
Ito ks, Cast lfuu Ok Scrnpers Pruning Shear Tree
Scrapcts, Budding and Pruning knives. Hay Knives
Barn Door Rolrrs, Agricultural Furnaces, Com
Knives, Pos. Hoe Angrrs. " hte .barrvws, Shrrp
Shears, Nc, &C.
teing agents Of Nrssrs u Prouu { Co we Gun
furnish til" Genre DrdVeht Pmuphs al the Boston
wholesale prices, "i!h the addition ni ireL h.
nANEl * ~ LEN.
May -, wi1ui
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-01

manufacturing coal gas II is estimated that
the city Of New York might he lighted for one
dollar thousand feet, and yield handsome
profit to the manufacturers, whereas the city
now pays three dollars per foot.--N. Y Erer-
ing Post.
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

WE, the undersigned Phys cians having had The
receipt OF their manufacture enbmlusd us tor in
stieeton say, that the ingedients OF which they
composed makes them tie best Pill IN for all dis
eases OF the Liver. Impurities OF the blood. Ne. We
say this not only from our own judgement, but also
from that of the best medica authority in the United
STATES All diseases requiring the use OF an ALTER
ALIVE DIAFEoRETIc and PUEGArlvE MEDICINE. that
came under our notice, has been treated with tie
most satisfactory success.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-01
70 FEMALES.

You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine IN
many c1mpl nts to which you are subject. In OBJ
strucilOns either total or partial, they have been
al arrangements to healthy action. purifying thr
blood aud other fluids ettcaially to put to II ght
all complaints which may ar'ss from female irregu-
arlties, as headache gddlde5s dimness OF light pam
IN the side back &c. and offered the public the
he 4 HIllk for all srasts nnnn In. t..lllaluI.
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Only % and 81 l.: cents "A Bottle for
Dr. LanG'ry'>

COMPOUND FOOT AND HERB BiTTERS.
WHICH there is such a rush foi. Every
~ person likes thrni-bcing composed OF Dock
Root, Pr key Ash Bark, Dandtllons, Sarsaparilla.
Ehaf0axA~ ont aud Rhcubnrb No other medicine
be ike II for tine cure OF the Liver Compla lAc,
Indigestion. Co,lvenrss Piles, Headache, Loss o.
Appetite, Jaundce, Iiumors in the Blood Coughs
and colds. In short, every person twhu does noti
should go ihtne ia;~ly and purchase bottle the
price Tor one is small. Try them the pledge is
LIFE aud HEALTH to all.
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= - 80
"a YON ,
! KATHAIROM
3 FOR THE
AIR...=z.
LYONS KATlIAuIeON.

For Preserving, Restoring and Bcautifying
THU HAIR,
Causing II TO grop lururdntly, and g,riDg ,e1
sott ana curing appearance, Of tie mot
,, delightful character.
THE KATHAlRON neutrazes the effects OF
disease, climate and old age, in preserving and
restoring the Human Hair, even alter BAIDNEss .,
nni all its natural impurities immediately relieves
sympathetic attacks of
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
And cures all Cutaneous DscHs's OF the skin such
az Salt Rheum, Eryspelas Itch, lnflammatons &c.
&c. As
TOILET ARTICLE
For giving the Hair rich soft, glossy and curling
equal It's iuconested--lts nconte>tlhlr viliues Il
eAhHIrS HE perfume OF the most delightful and Ho
flowers. aud is tree from all mineral properties OF
any substance which can color the skin, OF staina
lady's hat For
BALD AND GREY HEADS
spre rniinen;ly beneficial.
The katharon has fully restored my hair aitel
a badness OF u yral-
a Jay CnuRTRIGuT, rs Bund st. n "
The use OF the knthnron is adopted BY the fire
physicians in Europe aud America aud hns a PAT
ronaGe and sale Unprecedented in the histoI, OF Tia
MUtrio .Nedi.o
Sold by all reputable denleis thronrhout NNr,i
and south America Europe and the Islands ct the
Ocean, in large handsome Lotrlcs, ior IS cts
Pr!hfs only IN cyteESirr sdifs
Sold To tlIe trade liberal discount but corlnis
T.. THOMAS LYON. Chemie' aud Manufacturer
d 5 BARNES. Proptirior lGl Brracwjy, y
To whurl AL orders should b. nddr.ss,d.
Sold III Ra iiucton by Tttn \ PECK, A.
SPEAR aud &. F SANBURN y co and by
al Dtu.gists ttrrvW here.
Also, Lyons EX,roct OF Pure Ihn,aca Cinr.r.
AFrlI |, 1913. SwG.nuutis
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To Artists.

TSllE attention of Artists is requested to
1 examine Whppls's Mpnochromatc Board, -
Manufactured expressly tor ,tm Artists at Boston -
And If pronounced, by all who have used IT, superi-
or to Woods OF any other made | have reserved
the see agency tor this srcton and "a, trade sup.
piled ~ ~ Inuia c,urers prlccs
{ \ NICHOLS
Frraus: -. lan -. qA"H
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CONSTIPATION II!

ltnss enough are lett osu,tainr a certm cure for
CONSTIPATION!
Hear Mrs. Back
This is Ia cer.ry ihat my son. Aexauder, was AIKEN
sick the lst al tebralIy Wjih the lung fever his
lungs were sounded by physician aud prom need
10 be IN very bad state. Every one TINT him
thought he was in tee last stages OF consumption, liz
was very poor almost skeleton. and raised very bad
matter when by the advice ot igrnd, was induced
to try Mr. Drvlnes' medicine for him, although hud
liue or no faith IN il. Alter h. commenced taking 1t
he began improve daily, aud IN the course OF two
weeks was able walk OUT 10 the surprise u al.
and he Id now restored TO usua health.
Ire Oct, lS5l PERSlS BLACK.
GEO T. SANBORN, 4 CO., Apothicares nan,
Agentsior Rmdus On.
rit2l 1893 rs NliHly
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fire and POttcrs CLAW.

THE Monkton, Kaolin or Fire and Pot
tiers Clay, hl' of late been subjected to cxprrI.
menus vh,ch have fully established the superior
Qualtir ( this clay.
Both IN the United States, aud Canada, his
Clay as FIRE or intusbe, clay, In. been pronoun,
ced be Superior TO the celebrated clay Imported
ITO n Foreign Countries
For the purposes OF manufacturing Stone ware,
the above clay when used IN proper proportion wllh
the more tenacious clay OF New Jersey has greatly
improved tie color, strength aud Durability OF the
ware, aud from It's niuslhe nature has essentially
rlessned, the damage usually incident to the burning
OF stone ware.
The Subscribers can therefore offer snid clay to
Manua, turers of ron, lime, gaas and stone ware
with the fullest OF lis answering better
puTpus than that or lnarv usrd
SHERW GOD & WALES,
Messrs ]. & J II Pc X. 4 co agents Tor the
Sale OF said Clay at Burlington VI
Vim H. White. VerCennes, VI.
Burlington, April G. 1855. dNNu
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SINGULAR PHENcMENoN.--Two of our lady
friends were reading, the other day, Byron's
Prison Of fhHon. We intended to say that
one lady was preiend'ng to read it aloud to the
other lady. No woman has ever becn now is,
or ever will be, capable Of listening without in
terruping. So that at the very commence
ment, when the reader read the passagc--
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ks;stent Metallic Ladder ;isl d
CONDUCTORs.

IN NALUABLEIRON LaDDERfOR BUILD
! lNGs OF a. sorts, ot great Strength and Iljr.
structOe nv ire or rot is coming fast into use in
Massachusetts and the ueighboiine Stairs ltne.ds
but To he seen Ia haye It's merits tilJ apnrF r., 10.
Manufactured ny Washhurn, HoI.snt Is o.. Nc,.
cr.'ieI. Mats, the sole owners of the uat,nI J &
E'ynuh genera \grnt Tor Vermont Office, Bel.
lows Fails, VT. II Rory & BRoIHlRs. Burlington =,
gnd vicinity who are ready to put this invaluublc
Ladder ~ ON buildings at ttgt as caisi tor. SAM
P.r'oi the lnGdrr attackrd 10 hui dIngs u.ss be
b'I - IT," Factory 'tniJings, at Niuooski Fan.
a!'d r'ieTehve IS made 10 Mrssrs, landings and NJ.
NuN's. &c. FRENCH.
NlG -. 3nos.
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NV, ,''' "',u H,''u Mo'Gs OF me tongue
4 '.., =, .5.-,,,i en.rii tbaf. ls'
Nu,I.t.,al bfa,t.y Ger ili,'- stormy sea.
....
"' '','' .'1'' '''A h'i OF i"'r-
I'm. ,,'.,', ~. ,,.,.., .G"g'm, W. ',an
}-... s,. lat e,.,,l..,d md ,,,er,' Within gun
. i'" n.d,' '' curse 0e, III The midst OF cur cheer
.''.l ..' o,I CJva,'l revere
,t . "rr, W. ,,,l,9, ~. Y,.,
10th par,,ol and umbrella. pro>sic =. they
"pg,ar IN thcir da IN attributes, lave each their
romantic AND icg.adary annals. Duriuo Vine
'.,l jAsuueclion ia favour of Don Carlos. an
stack wa maj3 upon the summer palace Of
the Marquis q, Ia T., who wa, absent at
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20 First Class Lake Boats,

Running directIv through TO and from New York
aud Nil Ports on l.nkr Champlain, 'hen by nroIdnG
d"ing Of tuo daNs in re-shufinG Goods nt Troy
and Whitehall. Property d+sr!ned for Western
Lakcs, viii hr tor" arded from Rous e Point, VIA
\or,!,cn Rail Road TO OGdenshurGh thenc- BY
Crawford Cos Erie Ontaiio Line OF ErCpeliGrB,
or via Piattsburgh & Montreal Railroad IN Csugh.
rawaGa, and thence by Steamers on the ST. Law
renee
The Boats of this Line will be Invariably towed
ny Steam on Hudson River and Lake Champla,n.
he Stramers BOSTON Capt CHAMBrRIIN :;
ETHAN ALLEN, Capt lIINcKIIY; JAMES II.
HOOKER, Capt. SNyDLR, " III run IN connection
with the Merchants Line daily between Wkitrhal
Burlington, Platshurgh aud Rouas's Point, afford
ing lHcrlascd facilities Tor Transportation ol Freight
aud Towing.
Property entrusted 10 this Line Tor Trnnsporta-
inn, Is in all eases act laly and correctly weighed
AT the time OF Shipment, and the llnry and delay
10 wA.ci property may hr subjected ty transhlpmrhL
IS entirely avoided Particular care and atr.ulioD.
given to goods destined to Canada and To all prop.
rrly to be forwarded by til. several Railrolds-
Property for Canada forwarded by Northern,
thimpa n & ST. Lawrence. and Pittsburgh and
Montreal Railroads.
Drbcn4n and Warchousing business promptly
and correctly attended to.
AG ENTS.
MALCOLM CANtIELp, No. ~ Cosnhes Slip,
New Yola
FOILETT s co South Wharf. Burlington,
SMITH BRIGGS.
A FISHER. M 1871 River Street, Troy, n. V.
A NJ HERMAN, X r. Depot. Ogdensburgh,
CuAS. SEI MOUR. Montreal
Apr9. dawi
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The wonder Of the World.
DEVINES C0MPOUND
Pitch Lozenges,

1 SURE Esd pleasant remedy for Colds
I Cnughs Group Whc"ana COUGH. Asthma, and
i GuLs enough lri to su>dIntIir a certn cure for
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Rnilro0s au0 Expresses.

MI Lean Piaitsburgh as Foliors:
The AMERICA every morning Sundays cx-
ccpted1 al ",3O A. Nj after the arrival OF Montreal
Cars, via. Caughnawaga, leave burlington 10
NJ after the arrival vi Montreal Carr via. Cham
plain and St Lawrence, also from Montpelier, ar.
rive at Whitehall in time Tor Express Train to New
York via Hudson River Railroad same evening
or Hudson River Boats arriving III New York early
in the morning, via Schenectady connecting with
4 Nj.
The CANADA will leave PauSburgh every eve.
ring Sundays excepted aer the arrival OF Mon
ueal Train via. Caughnawagn, 100 7. NJ arrive
at Burlington at $50 aud leave at 10 p. NJ after
arrival OF Montreal Train via. Chumplan aud ST
Lawrence aIao from Montpelier, arriving al White
hail in season for Express Train South and West
arrive at Troy IS, Albany 40 a NJ ,Brea ktast)
New York via Hudson River Railroad nj u NJ. Or
Boats on the Hudson River same afternoon Pas
sengers going west will arrive Al Schenectady Gas
A. VI ,und Butf!o 60 p. VI.
THIS IS TIE ONLY LINE
BY which passengers leave Montreal at and ?
VI and arrive at Troy 6i5, ALBANY 40 A, VI q,
Schenectady G,ij A NJ. or New York II NJ next
av.
RETURNING
Passengers leaving New York VIA. Hudson River
Bo1ts in the evening ana Albany and Troy first
I ram via. Saratoga in the morning, arrive at
hitehrll 9,3) \ VI take steamer Canadn arrive
at Darlington 23o I. NJ plo,ts urgh 4 P Vi con-
meeting it'll cans both at burlington and Plat sburub
ior VI nrea and DGdenshu Oh same evening
Passengers leaving New Yo'k via Express Train
on Hudson k1ver Rail I'd at4 P. NJ, Troy $50
arrive at Whitehall II NJ take steamer America
arrive at Burlington A. VI, Piattsburgh I 30 A
with Montreal and OIdenshurgh Trains same morn
ing Also. Train leaving 'lrov via Saratoga at
30, arriving AT Whitehall at 10 2. VI. aud connect
ing with Steamer America.
!" Baggage Checked Through on this Line.
I c h + ! : for Troy, iNbany, New York
Schenectady Bull Detroit and all Ports on Lake
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-01
BOSTON AND NEW YORK PIANOS
MAYER a. COLLIER,

$40 Broadlray, Albany ~ T.,
Have constantly tor sale, at Manufactures Pr!ce. q
complete assortment OF
ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY, & BLACK WALNUT,
=, ia, e., and Octare Pianos.
o the tour best makers IN the unlcd STAGE VIZ the
far-lnmed and univaed
CUICKERING, Ros'on,
Long rstr-Iurd the best Piano Fort. maker in me
irs, who received Prize Medal, at the V ORD
Fair London Phi 'es from G!2j " Xurds;
HALLETr N ALLEN, Boston,
Whose Pianos we particularly recommend for the
essential requisites OF first rate instrument touch
tone aud duraby-PIcrs ya~ying from $50, up
wards;
BACON ~ RAVEN, New York,
Cndenahly the best makers IN the nrtropulis-Pu-
ccs S22i, upwai!e AUD tLr beGailtu Doudolr Plan
os OF
L. GILBERT, Boston,
Which have received the highest euoeiums from
musicians aud The musical pub u in Boston, New
the chimney corner, bat with tone resembling the
Grand Pane THE MANUFAoTURER WARRANTS
EVERY lN-yECMENTs.
SEt0ND HAND PIANOS TAKEN In
HC "a q "a N "a IA Gs H1-a
PIANOS OF ALL CLASSES TO LET
MAYER Il COLLIER,
$40 BroadSay, Blocker Hall Albany,
d&Wti
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<s.alss, Grain.

T. = u paid l11 Cro, kle, Oats a..
v p.-tvn,4r. "a II. NULEINs Ir
No.'A va NJ Crrs .'f,i', q Is .l
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THE rApE NORM

This is the most difficult Worm to de. troy of al,
that lnttstS tie human system, grows an ii most
IN, einte engrh, becoming SO uoird aud fastened IN
the intrstinrs and stomach, affecting ia. health so
sadly 10 st. Ntus DIncr, Fms, &c that
those afflicted seldom It ever su>rCt that 1t l. ap.
W"rm Fastening them TO an carp gave. In order
tn destroy ths Wum,a very energetic Treatment
he pu sued i, wuud Therefore be prnper to take
or 8 ct NV Liver Pin, TO r-mov. all oh-ruo-
i"ns that the Worm Syrup may ac: direct upon the
Wo,ni which mu, be- taken ~ doSes OF l%o t.,,'r-
sp"onluIs ihrce times day. ! h"sc dirccuore "i
lowed have never been known to tail ia en- lls the
most obstinate cast OF TAPE WoEM.
READ THE FOLLOWING;
Aud you caunot be Indifferent o this appeal IIu-
InauIly calls upon you 20 do your duly 1t is cuiy
one out OF the nany thousand VINO has lts won.
deriul effects.
DR., J. y. HOBENSACk-Sir:-G Gratitude to
you, the inventor OF highly valuable medicine,
prompts this humble testimony IN lis favor, being
safe, gentle, Yet powerfully etirctuul reued, for
w orms. Having had much experience III kuoWing
the effects OF various preparations, my witt, who vas
we'll oiled IN niulstrrlug to chidrrd m distress
pronounced II thu best She had used, aud would
Ii" other while yours could be- nd
\ daughter Of ours became seriously dleras.d
Her symptoms were alariuiug bul her mother at
once sought tor a remedy tor ~ orms. Having oh.
taiurd yours by the nt she had taken hall bottle
o. SIR the JOY It gave ailrctiunate mother to gee
tn" Improvement IN her chd, she being about five
SIX years Old. She passed an ;mm-lsc QlantIty
OF Worms, her sickly countenancc row frightened,
h'r spirits returned, and IN Il short tire Il lovely
child threatened with decline aud death, now gave
promise OF h,aIih Thanks to kind Providence
whose blessing attending your Syrup, restored the
child with confidence lecui lmrnd 1t to a. pa .
rruts whosr children ARE suffering win WoIms
JAS. B. BOWEN, Minister OF he Gospel.
Lat, Pastor Of the Southampton Bnptst Church
~ CAUTION !--R-m-mb-r, lh~n, Parents
and all Others. that HOBENSACK WOK VI
SYRUP IL the onS MEDICINE in ust TINT will eradl-
Gag Worms with certainty, and viii not disagree
with the most delicate Stomach Be careful YOU get
the genuine nrlirle, and that the 81 INA are, y
y. llOBENSACK. is on every boltle.
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Nsma'7s has grown from sudden LEAFS
the listener intcrposed as follows: Hhite! How
odd to be sure Well, know nothing about
mems hair: but there is our friend Mrs G.,
Of Twelfth street, the lady who has Just been
twontyninc years Id for the last fifteen years
her husband died, you know, last winter, at
Which misfortune her grief was so intense
that her hair turned completely black within
twenty four hours after the occurrence Of that
sad evtutn
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IN SUREC
INSURED
-1~~uHSNSsIS.1
1853 14z5z |E31::zzzaas4 1853
MERCHANTS LAKE BOAT LINE.
PROPRIE TOR

THO'S II. GARFIELD. BnrIine ~ ".
itORW ARDING 10 and from Bost, =, New
\ ork, Albany Troy, Montreal and oil ortson
Lake Champiuln. ,ilso. to Ports on st Ii vrrucr,
Lake Ontario ard Npprr lakes. via Oedcnsburgh
and CHuInmuwagn Railroads.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-09
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
Poor of Charles County, on the Cd of June, 1853,
(the first since the death of COL WILLIAM THoMp-
SOM the following resolutions were offered by
Richard BARNES, and unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the death of the late Col. VIM
THOMPSON, VINO long and efficiently served
member Of this Board, is deeply felt as a matter
of cordial regret and as public loss
Resolved, That the memory of his Intellectual,
moral and social worth will be long and fondly
cherished by this Board, collectively and indivi-
dually and as an expression of the high estima-
ton in which he was held, be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be recorded "a
mong the proceedings of this Board and that
copy of the same, as mark of their coincidence
with his friends and relatives, be published in the
Port Tobacco Times.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-09

F.su1oNs.-The fashions in millinery
and dress making present some OF the usual
features Fingers are very much worn
nearly TO the bonc-skirls and accounts are
still very long, while bodies, particularly
those tina, think themselves somebodles, are
excessively low, with great deal of stiff
ness and quantity of bone about the place
where the heart is likely 10 come, if there
happens to be any. In evening dress the
pei,icoa, is usually very full and the pocket
often very empty. The material Of the bo-
som is frequently glace, and covered with
a Transparent, tissue of imitation stuff, which
may be seen through easily. Flowers are
no. much worn this season in The hair, bn'
the cheeks are GO, uPas usual with ar'i'
fetal roses.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-09
MARYLAND LEGISLA4URE5
ANNAPOLIS, May 30, 1853.

ANNAPOLIS, May 80, 1853.
SENATE.-Evening Session-BHls Passed.-To
allow clerks of courts to pass orders nsi, &c. To
repeal the act requiring returns to be made to the
Legislature of the attendance of the judges.
HOUSE OF MISUNDERSTANDING Session-BiIls
Passed.-Relatng to the emoument of Clerks and
Registers.
May 81.
SENArE-Bils Passed-To allow mileage to the
county commissioners and Judges of the Orphans
Court of st. Mary's county, and the commission
ers of Prince Georges county. To amend and
explain the act relating to special judges. Max
ing appropriation tothe codi6ers and smplifers.
Evening Ssssion.-Bills Rejected.-To authorize
the recording of magistrates judgments, SC. To
exempt certain instruments of writing from the
stamp tax. To prevent frauds at corporation cleo
tions &c.
House OF DELEGATEs.-Bills Rejected-To au-
thorze appeals from criminal cases. To extend
the jurisdiction Of Justices Of the Peace, of the
State. To limit the time of bringing suits on con-
stables bonds. To sell the dividend stock of the
State, of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad To
extend the time Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company within which they are required to send
200, 900 tons of coal to market per annum To
restrict the granting of licenses for the sale of
spirituous liquors-ayes 81, nays 19.
The Speaker on retiring from the Chair, made
handsome address, which was unanimously Or
dered to be entered upon the journal.
Erening Session Bills Passed-To provide
seal for the Office of Secretary of State Declara-
tory OF the law concerning courts.
Bills Reiecied.-To empower railroad companies
to make special contracts, sc. To amend the act
relating to private roads to mills, factories, &c.
At the hour Of 10 o'clock both Houses adjourn
cd sine de-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-09

ELECTION OF ROAD SUPERvIsoRs.-The
Voters of each election dsrlc, in every
county Of Maryland, under law passed al
late session Of The Legislature, will be re-
qused to elect on the frs. Wednesday OF
November next, and every two years there
sfser, one road supervisor, who mus, be q
residen, Of the dis,ric. in which he is can
,lida,e, and whose duties will be to superin-
tend the repairs of the public county roa DIS
and bridges, subject to the direction Of the
county commissioners.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-09
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TyHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Maryland. letters of Administra-
ton on the personal estate of ELIZABETH II.
HUGHEs late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same properly authenticated,
to the subscribers before the expiration OF six
months; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit ofsaid deceased's estate.
Given under our hands, this 30th day of May,
1858. THOMAS LILLY,
JOHN J. HUGHES, Adm'rs
lie 9. Pendente lite of Elizabeth H. Hughes.