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Proposals for Stationery.

OFYcx SECRETARY o SENATE,
September l2, 1854.
rEALED PROPOSALS. will be Al
O'clock Tuesday the 10th of October furnish
600 hardware % inches by 1
inches weighing less than As pounds be
Of carriage half
half before 27l November
reserved the Secretary order, giving
days additional quantity that be required for the
she during the $50 Congress.
sufficient marked with of
poposrr PROPOSAL and be de
livered this office free of charge.
viii be entered into with the person offering 10 furnish
quality the his
ecung with
the thereof under forfeiture
failure bond
in tho office of the said Secretary within days after the proposal
has been accepted.
Sep l2--law1w
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4 MBROIDERIIcS, LACE GOODS, tsc.-The subscribers
II have this day received full complete
goods, of the last Paris all the
TO which the attention of the diess respectfully invited The
following is list of some of the leading articles, viz
23 Maltese chemizetts and sleeves, in sets
% Maltese collnreits sleeves do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Valenccs trimmed
IS Maltese do
rs do muslin collarets and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
rs do do cambria collars
IS richly do cambric skirts, for open dresses
$50 do do pocket handkerchief
rs pieces Maltese aces and edgiDgs, oil widths
100 do VaIences Iaces, edgings, and inserngs
80 do English thread lnces, edgngs, and nseftings
rs do cambria 1ouncngs rulings
rs do Swiss musns, aouncngs, and bands
100 do embroidered dimity bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
IS dozen long and short black lace mits
Also, illusions, bobbnes
bics, embroidered muslns lawns vests
gloves, hosiery, &c.
Sep 3-3taw4wf HOOE, BROTHER, & co.
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Cincinnati louisville, Indianapolis Columbus Zansspie Cps
land, Toledo Chicago, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH tickets for all the above be had the rail
station in Washington
Passengers leaving Washington 0, arriv Wheeling In
with the splendid steamers incessr and Durna
Welsvic 40 from Wheeling thence street by railroad
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago, Alton thence steamboat Is
miles, 81 LOUIS Leaving Washington At 5, they will
for Cincinnati and Louisville, aud for Indianapolis BY roaa
from Lawrencebug. '' I = : 80 4"
Through Louisville and Indianapo
Columbus by national road stages from
wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
information and tickets apply TO T. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington. ! -
J. II. DOME
Feb 7-du Master Transportation.
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fTHE winter session Of this institution win begin October o.
Il 1854.
Full lectures given both in the winter aud summer
Degrees conferred in March and July
Fees, course Ssa Perpetual ticket, $50 Maircula
S. Graduation fee, who have attended
another $50 including graduation fee.
Personal taken faculty the welfare and
student daily by the professors
each branch In all facilities for instruction this school equal
o n he address
Is. HOWARD RAND, NJ d. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aucl IL WINS laws
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no INVENTORsThe office OF the invenors' Protective Ma
hona Union 5t street, Opposite the oast porco OF the
Patent Office
The Objects ready examinations and solicit
for s members, with all possible despatch,
shop will with the Office, where
be made at the shortest nstce.
office, where
formation be had the objects Of the "Unop"
letters must Office prompt
attention will be given them.
Central Office Washington, ID. @.
II. q. CLAYTON,
President Of Inventors Protective National Union.
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EDWARD X COLLINS s. co.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, co,
Liverpool
K. @. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Ans Yard, London
J. MUNROE & CO..
III Rue Notre Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. IL DRAPER, Iiavre.
The owners viii be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie ee precious stones, metals, unless bills
and the value thereof therein expressed
JAMS
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ORANGE AND ALExANDRIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest comfortable and erpedioas route TO the
White Suphur Springs passing the Alum, Warm, and Hot
Springs
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with The owners OF the
n splendid George Page between Alex
Washington six miles, in connexion with
Washington railroads. the following
schedule will effect and after Thursday June J. 1854
Gordonsvie intermediate stations
depot, Of Duke and Henry
O'Clock, of boat from Washington, giyiRs
board arriving Gordonsvlle at ION
O'Clock connecting thai place with the trains ON the Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville, aud Saunton
Alexandria and intermediate sAtons
will Gordonsve O'Clock, The arrival OF the cars
road Alexandria ut halfpast
allowing with the trains leaving
Washington the North, board the boat
from Alexandria Wanencn and Intermediate stations
will Alexandra daily Sundays cxceped) at O'Clock
arriving Warrsnton at aH O'Clock
On Sunday will leave at 7 O'Clock, a.
A from Alexandria and Intermediate
will Wenon daily Sundays excepted at quarter before
O'clock a. Ale anda at half past 9o'cldck,
Sunday will leave quarter past IL O'Clock, p m
rIcurr
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University of Maryland.

School Of Medicine.
" forty will Monday, October 1854
l. and end the LIST Of March, 1855.
Principles and Practice OF Surgery, N. r. Smith, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy w. r. A. Aiken NJ ID.
Principle and Practice of Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. D.
Obstetrics, Richard X. Thomas, NJ, d.
Maea Medca Pathological Anatomy w.
NJ D.
Practical Anatomy, d. b. Smith, M ID.
Clinical instruction the IDfrmary belonging the University
and containing hundred and fifty beds.
Fees for the lectures 500 naturalization fee s. graduation
$40. WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN M d.,
sep l-2awiothOct
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and EroInn.-W BAKER & CO.'S
" American Cocoa
which first premiums have been awarded by the chief
Union, all principal
United States, and by their agents.
Hussey Murray York. Twells, Philadelphia
" Brundige Baltimore; Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and 8 H. HOWELL Georgetown, D. Q.
WALTER BAKER, & co.,
Ap3-dIy Dorchester. Mass.
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INITED STATES Mail Lime California, sspin-
u wall and Panama, the month"; irsr
steamships, approved by the Navy Department. than
2Uuo ions burden, guaran,ying speed aud safety.
The Panama railroad completed Obspo, Is mile, from
Panama
The transit embraces 81
from Awa Obispo aud IL of land over
dry recently order single passenger
tfelofe hoTshc passengers
and their baggage being only transferred TO and from mule
alongside the
There will be- river transportation in future on this reat
The entirely sickness dcscripffon
RESERVE being always kept in port ut New York; Pana
detention
The entirely reliable
expected passage the Atlantic VIII be made regu
larly n On Pacific, in ~ TO lax days.
after they Aspin-
wall
Through tickets atthe oet rates. be had agency,
West street, New York.
Jan 2s--dH
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon


school of Cumberland University, lebanon.
Tennessee.
lACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruhcrs, Of the circuit
Judges OF Tennessee.
bon Nathan Green of Judges supreme
OF Tennessee.
lion Bromhed l.. Ridley the
Judges Caui.rs and Green dew their WHO'S
IN the school.
Pidn Of itrnctfonl. Daily examinations
text books No regular of
daily lessons m the progress OF the examinations.
2, Weekly n
dents suits of facts
and through The
practice. The framed require prepare
deeds, wills. documents
the appeal
which is held monthly class n
public The students
Judges and chancelors and in Official
paeties connected with heir suits.
n
embsr ends ird Thursday in February. The
succeeding Monday IN February and second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per fee $50, advance; contingent
81 boarding $50. Students their
which be- had la the Lebanon bookstores
upless
class previous study required
regular classes
any time auripg collegiate year
There !. n moot legislature scho
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L.. CAhUTHERH,
Feb ll--eoiy President Board of Trustees
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GAYS FABLES, win ,

GAYS FABLES, with 1as illustrations. 4 volume
VI London, 1854 Price 81. N'
Dogs, their Edward Maybew Landau 1884
Price so - "
The Marvels of Sciences by W. Fulo with Illustrations
Price so cents.
Adventures Of M aydenham Greendncb of his friends in
London illustrations London 1884 Price a5 cts
Aug2Q FRANCK TAYLOR.
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supreme Court OF the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1858.
(RopKRr WICKLWyK, App't,

THOMAS D. OwsGs.
Mr. Preston counsel for the appellant having suggested the
death OF Thomas d. Owngs the appellee this moved the
Court ORDER under 2st rule Of Court make the
On Whereof here
dcred Court that unless of the said
Thomas Oing deceased shall ntary become parties with
in the first of The ensuing the appellant shall be emit
lied the record and hearing have the reversed
be Provided copy this oder shall be
which the laws
Uated shall be printed authority m three
weeks sixty days before the beginning the of the
preme Court ensuing.
WIN THOS. CARROLL,
Nay Is, 1884 Cl'k Sup CT y. g.
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A *. CHAMBERLiN's Commercial College, located
", NO 27 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland. The
object OF this institution place the
facilities for obtaining thorough and practical educa
young obtain correct knowledge
business matters in few weeks
many years in amy counting house.
The study double
tile CALCULATIONS the
Practical penmanh combining rapidly of beauty
OF coisis ecinf,s mercantile law, upon
otan ercnac SUBJECTS beside other
book
student complete
There being VACATION applicants and at
bon evening Examinations periods
aud diplomas sardcd those who graduate For terms write
and have d circular forwarded by ma l.
Nov t3-lydAcp
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iliaAr THROUGH LIME no THE WEST.
10 ~ $3.50 IS {. pa

and Ohio railroad from Baltimore to Whesns
Meeting there with The large and sPicrdd eaans Of tie
~ Ohio, andfhs to Z0nssUttie, &c.
expeditions thoroughly completed,
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel apd he road being
travellers confidently d
advantages and low fares The
Of stupendous and attractive character
leaves Baltimore daily at Z,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 milcs) in u " houi.
Guiding sloppages, there at
Baltimore for lodging
Cumbeand 7s mies and proceed thence TO Wheeling the
morning.
the Washington 8,
daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
Junction. DIETER known the Relay House, miles from
Bat.Maga.
which ave been completed for this
and Louisville, the Nashville, kc o.
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets,
ing further 1870
Passengers Columbus 70. who prefer
and ole parts OF l';o West proceed
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Copanys coachey
the best the National road Zancsve
by railroad
Passengers for WeIsvle and Cleveland steamboats,
railroad will also find THE
regular and speedy Wheeling
places.
ne transfer OF passengers baggage.
BY through ticket with anywhere
roue) Washington Wheeling 80 so; Cincinnati, 9lI
10 Louisville, sig.
Tcke5 to be had of Mr. Parsons at the railroad station
Z W 'a VIM P1RKER
May ll-df General Superintendent
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Collectors once, August i, 1854.

tOHtCtOf7s OUCe, NUIUht
NoICE 10 tax payerrueduction for mentNoiice
hereby given that the the 1854 due,
al ms once; and that deduction of eight
slant n 4 ROCHE
Aug 3-cotdif Co,,cto,
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

IKTxRIok.
Once Indian Affairs September IA, 1854.
GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed
y OF Indian c
O'Clock, lth
o furnishing goods for Indians an ioliows
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University of Louisiana.

University of Louisiana.
Medical Department.
tVtlE lectures department
Monday November 49, ard will terminate in the ensuing
james Ienes NJ D.. Professor of Practice of Medicine.
A. H. censs ID b r. Professor Of oSsss
A. NM p Of Mssa a Msdsa
cornelius c heard, D., }nemon.,,,,or. =, An,,omv
d,ssecng viii open Monday
lopi atead this November April
The ude company the professors in their visits and free of
There Outing the about eight hundred
Ia 1851 The patients
THOMAS HUNT NJ D., Dean.
Aug ll-lawtNovl
1yLsyWoOO CEaMETERY.-This beautiful burial place
VI of having appropriate
monies for the purpose now for the reception of the
The has capacity for hundred bodies, which such
eht OF the dead may apply can place the departed until they
The plan Of the C"s equality IL regard to the
usually bring pemuu making the early selection of lots the
established in city Washington, appca-
wing Of the budng on entering the Cemetery
viaers requested not to drive fast through the Cemetery
WIN s. HUMPHREYS.
Aug 27-d3m
RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
nESGNED the comprehensive thorough
checs and civil engineers, including railway hydrauc
graphical and mining engineers.
copies Register, giving respect
20 B. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, sc R. P. L.,
Aug l5-d2m Troy, N. Y.
NEW York. sd undersigned has this day
IN office, No ~ William
for the transaction of general brokerage business.
Bank, insurance, mining, railroad
securities bought aud sold.
rIonsaoI ro'es bills of exchange, and Loans negotiated
Nav ia-dp EMANUEL. q. HART.
roUNrNy RESIDENCES for remit have for rem. scve
raj houses, with
ated Kendall Green" northeasery
from the Capitol
These
she'd and stable for EACH aud excellent
The situation - beaufu overlooking
aud in full. view the Capitol. -
The approach by 9Th and Streets
omnibus usual permanently established
route, Kendall
Presidents Square, leaving Returning,
leave Centre Market where makes "a 81
O'Clock
ReDt-tsyo hundred dollars
taken be
BY applying VIM Stckney lives Cottage
atmy residence, the premises.
July a-dn AMOS KENDALL
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u ANTHONY, No. 30s broadway, New York,
Es u'actrer of daguerreoype matngs
cases. and OF piaes chemicals, fancy and
cases. caope and chemicals for paper pictures
rails IL every description. ~ ''#'''' I" '
Case makers supplied With materials for manufacturing easeg
e. e. Harsons celebrated ALSO Vogander Bh6ny
always hand
31s broadway, June II, 1854
2U-dlyears
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Sut OF 10 AHAirs OF Mutual Life
Company Of New York,
Ill BroadWay tAs Ysay ending 3ls January 1854
Net hand January 3lst, 1853, per balance
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F. 5. WINSTON, rrss aanl -
CHARLES DE- sELDIHs, 7h opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
p JonxsToS M. d. opposite City Office, street,
Pamphlets explanatory the principles and operations of the
be obtained application at the agents Office
sEW HSTK sEMEs As srss sSgrh
The ships comprising this line are he WAsn'NG Nc
stop Southampton bo, and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF SAtLING-ls54.
From New York. From Bremen,
Washington. Saturday, January February "a.
Hermann. 49,. Saturday, February 25 March "a.
Washington. Saturday, March 25 April 81
Washington saturday, May 20; ,unele
Hema,sn. Saturday, August H. september 8
Washington Saturday, septemberS oc c,
Washinxton .... Saturday, November December !;
Hermann 49,. Saturday, December g. December %.
From Southampton to New York.
washington wean Mar. wedny s AsS Is
sE .y :; S %ss5.E'sn Ssv i
js + JAM Rsi
For freight or passage apply z H. SAND 90 South
GAhrNExU cRosk SG Bremen Go Southampton
WILLIAM isEIiN. Havre. w. 0'
Polytechnic College State of Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
uIs College organized on the plan Of the o!
education to students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRiCULTUkE, AND THE ME-
CHANlCAL AND ChEMlChL Ahis'
The Monday, Sep
FACULTY.
ainenaucs iu e. @ ou - a;s,
Men,iuIgy an1 lhausn' "hayuca' anu oseu"s eh's"S'
ffo o.: AIirea ~. hsnneoy, M y. ;, p,or w :,
ihlns ehsueo"S' seooC al" "i''n''S' i'' w. ~ -
lno o a.. M W.. 49,. 49,. ,, 81 a,;.. po,
hJ nS n lu.oTiA' a '' p'e'' " ''' $500
Terms or each depaieh' pc, sess,on, Sio ,; pc lain
Mocha nin ae''eeuia'' anu ''p's'"p"'ea' s' " ~
h1 I.a. S, ~ s,.,;sh p,or " No a,,arui
r..m.n "I %, tM n ~ En,rrn ~ ~ '''
~ D. -, ia on.n daily
no upsar ,ha ch.,na ~ n Ronche,
a, h;nh me n Ias.
va - PA h .uaa ranansa ~ ,h. 1"osas conroes
ehei ua oI spu W. .r ~ s,,ay
49, W.nnoIu pns
&C., may W oo'a an, ny n ~ ''u "
'0en'i9 oo'es'' - 'a"s'P""' NJ Arrurxv NEwRrpR
n.aa;aan, ~ I,n 80 of I,,o,...
-. xs.1uu,., s.,,..x, -'~"N"'' " ~ " '
,onr n,.ss.S""'
aug '-"euS"'"Au e'iA
!, s,.a.-,~,, xU,,.. pnu.a.Irn,.
siucHs "i"os T"A~"oAP'""'
John " SNYDER dealer in wines The former old
Jacob Snder No 76 Walnut street, four doors
below Fourth where will be supplied with wines
JACOB sNIDER JR agent Importation foreign wines,
prepared receive
special importation of wines, Eu
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~ NEW YORK, BExEMEN, AND SOUTH
49, AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
SH141 The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
TON, Capt. L. M. Fitch HERMANN, Capt f. Hig
gins.
stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES SAILING-le54.
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CRENCH and English boarding and day school for
young by Tyson street, between
2h and 18TH Washington D. c. The duties of this institution will
Monday, September, the pupils
in their For &C., circulars
be al all the principal bookstores In the city.
l0-eodtl 9Th Sept fStar]
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington. u. C.-The thir-
~ yenr of Columbian College will begin
Wednesday september and end The last Wednesday
June Students have the choice Of pursuing the usual
Of bachelor scientific for the
philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further information
he President Of Columbian College, Washington, d. CO.
Aug 4-eod3w
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NEW York. Esay Ell, 1s53The undersigned this da,
IN opened orce No IL William merchants Exchange
for the transaction of general brokerage business
Bank, Insurance. mining, railroad government
securities bought sold.
Promissory bills of exchange. and loans negotiated
Nav ladp EMANUEL q. HART.
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I" Bnidor's" Wines, PhiIadeIPhia
John SNIDER in old-esablshed
Snider No 76 Walnut street, four doors
will be supplied with
nj liquors IN accommodating terms.
SNYDER, JR agent Importation Of foreign wines,
street, prepared receive
special importation Of wnes Ac houses in Eu
upwards; and soc
son. Vaughan snder the patronage of his friends and
delivered Washington city by "Adams's Express,
free of freight
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c. Ii. SAND, % South ST., ~.
g. A. HEINEKEN h Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU CROSKEY Co., Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
Jan 25--dly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-24
THE MARK ETS.
Baltimore, August

baltimore, August %, 1854
GRAIN.-Ihe receipts of Grain were rather
moderate this morning.
Wheat.-About Is 900 bushels Wheat offered,
and sales of good TO prime white at IS a l IS,
fair to good do. at 60 81 IS per bushel. No
family flour wheat offered. Red wheat at 81 IS.
Corn-About 1900 bushels offered; sales of
white at 80 cts, yellow 50 IS cts. per bushel.
Oats-Sa of Maryland and Virginia at SO
cts. per bushel.
From the American Of Saturday last
ToBAcco.-We have no new feature to notice
in the Tobacco market The receipts of Mary
land have been tolerably large this week, and the
sales include the largest portion of them at fully
former prices, viz:
Common to good ordinary Maryland, S. 25aSG;
middilng, S6as6.2 %; good to fine brown Sc 50aS7;
and fine brown S7aS9.
The demand for Ohio Tobacco has been good,
and between 300 and 400 hhds. have been taken
at full prices.
The inspections Of the week comprise 765 hhds
Maryland; 283 hhds. Ohio, and hhds. Virginia
total ,051 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-24

THE AME R1cAN BoNAPARTE.-The Cour-
rier des Etats Unis learns from Paris that
young Bonspar,e, Of Baltimore, grandson Of
the Prince Jerome, has decided TO accep.
letters Of naturalization, and the grade Of
lieutenant in the French army. This is
confrma,ory of the ,elegraphic announce
ment in The New York Commercial Of
Wednesday, that M. Ronaparse resigned his
rank as leu,enan. in the United Safes ar
my, and the resignation had been accepted
by the War Department. The young gen.
.leman's chances for preferment are, doubt
less, much greater in France than here.
There ism. BonsParte, in the world,
we believe, who can Withstand the glitter
of the imperial throne in France, around
which the members Of the family fu..er
like moths around a candle. People thought
the american Bonepar.es would be proof a.
gainst the temptation but The result has
proved that they TOO, like the rest. love to
bask in the rays Of royal sunshine. But
perhaps, it is all natural enough. And, ye,
we canno, but feel a sort Of presen.men,,
that one Of these days, the whole Bonapar,e
family will be sent a-packing from France,
again and, then, how much better I" have
remained plain American citizen !-.Aler-
andria Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-24
$50 REWARD.

ON the night of Monday, the 18th instant,
- THREE NEGRO MEN broke the Jail of
Charles County and made their escape. One of
them is free negro named DICK BUTLER,
who was committed for trial under charge of
having stolen corn. He is about 35 or 40 years
of age; very tall; dark complexion, and walks on
the side of his right foot the sole of which is turned
inwardly. The other two negroes were commit
ted as runaways. One of them, who calls him.
self ALFRED SCOTT, is supposed to be about
40 years of age; of medium height; complexion
very black. The other calls himself JOHN
ROBINSON, is about % or % years of age; Of
medium height, and yellow complexion. Neither
of the two last named would give any satisfactory
account of themselves and it is not known where
they came from. 1t is supposed that all of these
negroes are now secreted somewhere in the neigh
borhood of Bryantown or Hughesvile, their
tracks having been discovered to lead in that d.
rection, and one of them Dick Butler) has a
wife at the latter place. Alfred Scott and John
Robinson were coupled together with a heavy
pair of spansels.
The above reward of fifty dollars will be paid
to any one who will deliver to me the three
groes above described, or proportionate part of
the reward for either of them.
JOSEPH R. HUNT, Sheriff.
August "a, 1S54-3t