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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Frotn The Sew.Hsven Journsi snd Coari-r' fWhiFg
Tic North has a great duty % pe'i"s' "a 80
i-s ri.hfs Gnd hat duty sst be perform i'S' 7 sn
e-Ss eyfrnhlc away md thcfr principles shfh % io'I
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
CUPKEME COURT.-wILLiAM L. MARSH

- r-rit CYRUS : sHEPARD 10 the ab,veuened DEtEN-
naNT-sr: hereby suuuon"d To 'n'wer ne conpN,
enswer n a. tco,tTie
New York within tTeuty days s he 'ce
hereof the day Of uch Ires and You m 70 aer
the p!inh Will take JUDI ent for
The su OF three dollars e 51 WIKI interest
ON day MAY thousand egat hundred aud tiy
four l.s5es Of suit And you viii take notice that the
ccplint f.cd the occ ot The CIek tie
Counfs If c ass Oh the 10Th day Of May, sst
,nyi2 fnv5uF ANGEL BOLLES. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

- CYRUS ). shEPARD.-To CYRUS ;. sHEPARD-sir: You
Leby summoned the complaint IN this action and
,ene a COPY Of volr LlcoyN!e CatArsnrs
County NeYok whn twenty dsys sr the service hereof et
u.,e sach rvce aud is - the said
lntrt pa4G vii take gdsneHt for tn
Of and dosrs and evcnyx cents S25 76
uiuL dav OF Mss thousand At hlGdIod
tud f,.our The Of sui Aud VIII take noc nat
n. led Ia The Office OF ls CIeFs Oi 'he
Comfy Of Csitsraurus. on the ninth d-y Of May la4
nw7v 4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

EN11oT sfsbu'y ForIl'dan o'''IydI n n re- denfr,
IN Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
pIfRSIrANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
tie County NewYoIk noice ia hereby s.n 20 all Psrsn'
f,vns css rsiu-t ISAIAH BEESLEY late OF he City Of New
P,ier decreased present Die same si vodce tlefso
the of Josph o. Dorf 10 - "-
chs in The Cv before the ith day OF No
ven Der uexf-Deied NeYork the i'h day Of Nay, lS5L
JOSEPH o DORR, Adulin'strsfor
ms r5l,w6rntF PHEHE Am BERsLEf. Aiu'inis.rs'riv.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
f.cm The Buaalo Exprcs, lWhig.l }


The future is pregnant with important consequences 20
tie common country BY this act the fountains OF the
potcsl deep have been disturbed and broken up
S.ciiora agitation has been thrust upon the North IN
manner aEke Insulting and disgraceul to the South The
Missou Compromise having been destroyed by the South
remains 10 be- how far that Of 1850 to be respected
v the Nor. The fight between Slavery and Freedom Is
row 20 be open aud 10 the bitter end. The gauntlet
La. been cast feet Are too craven to pick 1t
IN and in bold and fearless controversy vndicaie the
prircirles of human right and freedom We trust not
we tn ST that before the opening campaign IS over we
sLa be competent TO teach the South that when II be-
comes necessary the North sustain itself and lis prn-
ciples in spite OF trcachery and fraud.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

act o. political s.'lainy vi arouse the publ lEt 20
deep riere.; upcn tbs question. my De hl those
- natives from the North who have been seducei
~ the .u.s Of Executive favor and the promises po
r. cal sdvTucsn,nt VII b. dSearded WITH contempt by
TIC tesrlc ts; vi hcrc ?, excited ne pabic mind
.roL n iri.,... iu tli. question = - eTectuaiy sni
rlv prvtnt the inci,ase ot tho Save power, and do
sov pi;ticsr, vii. are ithsriBg 20 MAKE i the gov
eru.ic force o.: tic eoanfTy IIe alone eSa 'eL-
Ii has ever eued ~ that the victory III me contest
which Is row waspg mus; finally Be with The se 81 Jvs
rrcE and of RISBT We have ever benevea tiat IN 'ns
warfare there could he no doubt to the result lher
has been 10 period in which views upon is Ntai
qu.,i.n have been mod feel by far c shaken ~ lh ct
OF interest. We deadly opposed 20 inc cEeae o'
slavery tie extension of ia area Ia. enlargement =" ~
po;, al rover row Is ever and shall SEEK oy 'he
exercise of whatever influence possess, 10 lin'- SI
rite !; by all constitutional means. w snasl
nrrrs the pubic mind to full eSsrination cf the evis
whi.h slavery Bhicis upon the whole nation we shaii
rot icsitlic deuounct rien. ci whatever party VIZ
proNe T. Wei hy Of the confidence OF the Norh, and W
shsu rc: to n,e through any political craniza-
ton q, :. atiHg any such to Office position. We
hold or srcll,s above our party whenever they eomc
in ccntoo
The WIGS Of Ncw-jc.sey clear OF this iaiquity IN
ever, 10, and r,nsLs for them 10 reap the advail-
,sos Of a. r constant asd GBwayerng advocacy ci al
ircasurts vch would prevent the extension oi slavery
TIl,c If 10 i,ecs;ioH 81 The sham cuiocrsoy n his
state have covered iheuclyes With i-ncmny oy voting
Sor tls n,essr.-Iio son, Vail and Lly-and i IL our
first duty TO s- in thc political DESTRUCTION aad defeat
let us determine tnat viii spare eNertcns o redeem
NewIcrsey from the racc and dishonoT which these
unworthy representative have Fastened upon her Letu
these men that their subseryence 10 the Souh may
he rewarded By corrupt administration, but ihat WI"
b, spurned with indignant contempt b! the people
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Ccuity Of New te hereby -vea % al person, raw
irg claim asni HENRY CHASE sc o the ti;y d New fofk
,br.of 10 tie iie osce his Attorney. CAancey
Shnf.r Fsq No - Naaa Ia The Cy OF Ne lotk ca OF De-
the bieth day 81 Octobe. uc1-B Nelo, he We
,ssvsnh dsy Of A.ll, 1854 H. CHASE, Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
From The Ohlo Slale Jonrnal.

The Missouri Compromise Is repealed That announce
ent settles the question between the North and the South
The issue is joined Slavery against Freedom, when
we abandon the Republican Paiform-we surrender the
privilege Of Equal Represenstlon-we substitute Ar'sto
cracy for Democacywe become slaves 10 the masters Of
sayes Let immediate steps be taken 10 organize for 90
peal We call not upon the Wings distinct organza
ton ask not for the cooperation Of the Free Democra
cy or Of The old Democracy" Distinct bodies. We
invoke the Democracy Of Numbers, the Friends u Lab
ery every where and u all parties TO take hold Of this
work as duty they owe themselyos and the cosnfry
shgll there be O repsoHse
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
County cf New York notice hereby sven to al gtSou'
Itvin .au.t JOHN BRERETOS lAfe OF he City OF Me-"
vi d.c-d 10 nre--nt with youche thereof 10 the sub
,crb Ct the residence JOHN TURNER No &s st n the
before the third day Of Jly neNl-DAt'd
New \ ork the 18th dsy Of December laei
s.o,.ve,y S2aEHfi Pff n aftm ~ tMmft1FR. Executors
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Es-cov ses5u,y porli.lsu, o,ly yaI ah'. re-dcace,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of

The County # New York notice hereby sigea al peslns
Tsyr lss HORACE LITTLE. ia.e Of the City Of Ne"
Yok usIehsn deceased. present the ~ vouchers nefe
81 to lie .uI M William C. Weed No y Court
nd.f in he City NewYoIk. before the t~eits day 90"
snsr neat Dsed kev- YORK the dsy F-buty, l3lt
aug ~ HARVEY LITTLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

The struggle must b. transferred to the so where
the contest OF Freedom and SaN cry viii determine which
shall ultimately triumph The South, IN our opiaon VIII
rot be the gamers in this contest The spirit oi the North
nil be aroused and the tide Of free emigration Will over
wlolm The sluggish movements O slavery and Nebraska
ard kansas will in free States. The contest in gs-
laon IS finished but the great and decisive battle yet to
be fought by the soyeigns of the soil The passage OF
the Nebraska bi il il confident opinion, wlii DO
sorry lcb los the slavery propagandnts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26


Caur.err sf Caicseo Low fre--1. -i.srn
bsis al places north q Chicsso Green Bay so Win sso
ssrd hflroad o. L. sale. sud tasle eonsft
Ri,er Lns siesHhoss hapess isi1s o. III 1s
CTNIHAL ASD CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI hAlLhOso,i
Rock Island, win regular line Of 'es 1e M ~
stove and below the chetues ana "a 81 aeel MUS
Louis. Rock Isi,nd Minnesota snf the Crest vest III.
The LAKE. shore Railroads from 51.o a. D-,.It
v,h his ine rt To!eco forming ths only ie -
Railroads the Atlantic Sesoosrc 70 me es o NV
HitfiifIpL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
STATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORK FERRY

~ NOT1(E.-tHEAP ENCUKslON-fGe ot cths VI aIu
s0er April TO- 1854 VIII leave follows until iuIh1
noe; Leave Staten leland hour from
~ to r NJ foot OF Whiiehss ST., New YORK, every
h,rr from A tot p
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
,srNTPAI- ~ RAuRnAn OF NEW-JERsEY.-

I NrW-YORK EAsTON, sONERNlLLE. &c
spuSc 4En.NCrwrNr. CoNYENcisG APRIL 10. 1885
T,vc N,w'Yerk ior Fsson &c ats 4 NJ. y NJ AID y NJ
I,rve Nev-YofS SollC-ViAe twayl a. = 4 "
Ev sie.usrs RED JACKET ald lOsiNb rom il-i - :
Mn connecting Ezsbht0wH with trans ey Ne"Je'sey h-i
90 f,, f,ot Of Couftsndssf. Returning, VII leave
III iii sbue upIesie Es.'on 81 o'I' lA- wv a. u -
Sc utT,lle iVsyl e. $50 A VI. 49,, ,-,.,,. vopy
-. vev.York AZ g ana r. IS a. NJ y ". tsndo T VI
La Essbsihost 745 and D 3 4 VI J. % ara r "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

YOUR DAILY TRAINS by HtiFoad y n y y
TVO DAILY LINES ly Stes1cIs o. LAKE Ere -.
Thus tie Traveller and Skippr zee At glance --' ID i
Line an the l.s;s competitors
PtsseBse te;ed hEo al Rom New YORK wa ps. te oi ,op
ring point the and resann- l4i y
.b,r b N. \. and Ere Railroad. via DlLs x Ne OK
ard Ere ard Buffalo and Ne~Yok Cs Raoads via balAoi
fsoFes Line Steamboats, Hudson River % haem N -'e~
Ymk Central RsIros5s via Albany snd Buhao
For sry further Thrc-h Ieses of slznt ay a.
the CrrYrpv'. Ofee No Bo.dwsy Of Dey~t Ne"
Yor. "a JOHN r. PORTER General Agent, or
HTrrTlL Ir.-l lsert
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
NOR CuARI FSTON aud FLORlDA-SEMl-

Il WTHKLY o. s. MAIL LlNE.-1he new. splendid ed la,
O., ,'s1,n"~ NASHVILLE NJ. Berry Colasude WI leave
EeI No n r. on SATURDAY May a. a; o9es s I. a. ps IL
sS I'D ~, tnsge al lie Office of SPOFFOkD. TllESIoN
H. No so o.dwHy Tgoush seke to FLORIDA a. follows 10
.aCf p.'afi.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
municating with Baltimore, Alexandra, the Dis
trlct and Norfolk. Very respectfully yours,
GEORGE DENT.
MOUNT REPUBLICAN, July 18th, 1876

MOUNT REPUBLICAN, july lOlp, lOc1'
Dear Sir: Your letter bearing date 18th day OF
July, 1854, has just been received, and l avail
myself Of the first opportunity to answer it.. You
inform me that the "Committee appointed by the
Agricultural Society of Charles County to ex-
anime and ascertain the most desirable points on
Port Tobacco creek and the waters bordering on
said county, for the establishment OF WharVes
and Depots, have selected among other places
Lower Cedar Point as suitable location Tor
such purpose You also wish to know II 1t
would be agreeable to me to erect Wharf and
necessary Buildings for steam boat transportation
at said place, or upon what terms said point could
be obtained for such a purpose. My limited
knowledge of the expense likely to be incurred In
the erection of Wharf, its requisite dimensions
and proper location, and the suddenness with
which the subject has been sprung upon me, will,
am sure, be an ample apology to the Committee
for giving an indefinite at this time to their
communication. | can only say to the honorable
Committee that highly approve of the object
contemplated by the Society, and believe that we
can never know or appreciate our position. as an
agricultural community, until we have steam
boat from our own midst and sustained by our
own citizens, connecting US with Baltimore and
other commercial cities. Whatever of aid l can
render towards the consummaton of an undertak-
ing so s'devoutIy to be wished for,' the Commit
tee may rest assured will be given with all zeal
and cheerlulness upon my part.
Respectfully, your obe't serv't, SC:
FRANCIS w. WEEMS.
To SAMUEL Cox, Esq, Chairman.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
L. II A l..
From the Marlboro Gazette.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

LABORATORY OF STATE CHEMIST.
No &c, Erchange Building. !
August 20, 1854.
DERR SIR - regret TO inform you that
have not been able to make any analyses
Of the artificial manures now offered for sale
in our market having not more time at my
disposal than is necessary 10 analyze the
SOLE, marls. Sc, of the particular counties
in which have been engaged. The office
Of my assislsn, expufed on the lO'h ofIss'
March, and, according to the decision of'hr
Comp.roller of The Treasury the Appropri-
alton Bill did mol per Sc. continue his Sala-
ry. The law was not enacted TO continue
to the State the services Of this eminently
skllful and industrious gentleman, though
several of the larges, counties in the Stale
have We, TO be examined. The Information
which shall give you must therefore be
derived from what these manures say tor
themselves by their interpreted analyses.
The only manure which has recently
been brought prominently before the public
is one called &C. B. DeBurg's Super Phos-
phate Of Lime" This manure has been
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
CCtTuIIy yUuIS,
GEORGE TAYLOR.

SMlru's PoINr, July 9th, 1854.
SAMUEL Cox, Esq, Chairman
of the Agricultural Committee on Wharves
and Depots in Charles County,
Dear Sir: Your favor of the 18th July last is
received, and in reply | will say that while do
not think, from my idea of the cost Of Wharf
and Depot at Smiths Point, that my means will
justify my building them, yet | should be pleased
TO have them here or at some point near by, and
would give the Point for that purpose for con-
sideration that would compensate for the incon-
venience of a wharf on, and public thoroughfare
through my place or, in fine, shall be willing
to receive the average price paid for similar loca-
tions. | should greatly prefer to build them my
self if thought the cost would come within my
means. If you could give me an idea of the cost
could then give you more definite answer
The length of wharf necessary at Smiths Point
for boats of the Coumba's draft would be, !
think, fifty to seventy yards. With best wishes
for the success Of the enterprise, | am, sir,
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
S. w. ADAMS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
MOUNT VERNON, Sept. 5th, 1854.

MOUNT VERNON, Sept. 5th, 1854.
SAMUEL Cox, Esq,
Dear Sir: did not receive your favor Of August
18th until my return home yesterday. In reply
to your INJURY whether it will suit my pleasure
and convenience to erect Wharf at Marshall
Hall at which the various steam boats can touch
that may ply on the Potomac river, | would re-
spectfulIy inform you that it is my intention as
soon I do with convenience, to erect such
Wharf at Marshall Hall. Permit me to say, sir
that am very much pleased that your Agricultu-
raj Society has taken this matter in hand, and
hope they will be sustained in their exertions on
this subject by your citizens generally, and parti
cularIy by the land owners upon your navigable
waters, as | am satisfied that no measure can be
taken which will at the same cost SO greatly i'm
prove the value of the river lands of Charles coun
ty, and at the time give such facilities to her
citizens in general for communication with the
cities of Baltimore, Alexandria, and of the District
of Columbia. | sincerely hope that yourself and
the gentlemen engaged with you in this laudable
enterprise may meet with the high measure of sue
cess which l think you deserve.
am most respectfully, &C.,
JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
BRENTLAND, July 10Th, 1854,

Dear Sir: have just received your letter stat
ing that the Committee appointed by the Agricul-
tural Society of Charles county, ''to examine and
ascertain the most desirable points on Port Tobac-
CO creek and the waters bordering on said county,
for the establishment of wharves and depots, have
selected among other points which they have ex-
amined 'Brent's Landing,'' on the west side of
Port Tobacco creek, and have to ask that you Q)
will communicate with them in regard to the erec-
tion Of Wharf and Depot at or near said point" F."
place designated by the Committee will render
my farm too public, and subject me to annoyances
and trespasses which desire to avoid, and that
too without any corresponding benefit. My pre-
sent determination then is not to erect a Wharf
and Depot, or to dispose of the point alluded to
for that purpose. Yours, respectfully,
w. II. BRENT.
SAMUEL Cox, Esq, Chairman of Committee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

Cory OF A HANDBILL LATELY DIsrRIB.
UTED IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND.-"Roger
Giles, geon, parish clerk, and schoolmas-
ter, reforms LADIES' and gentlemen that he
draws teeth without waiting a moment
hIs,ers on the lowest terms, and fysicks at
la penny peace, Sells Godfa,her's CordeI,
cuts corns, and undertake to keep any bo-
dies nails by the year, or SO on. Yung la
dees and gentlemen tort their grammer
language in the nea,es, manner-also grea,
care taken Of their morals and speIlin. AL
so sarme singing and teaching the Ho Boy
Cow Tilions and other dances tort at home
and abroad. Perfumery in oil lis branches
Sells all sorts Of stationary wares, backing
balls, red herrings and coles, scrubben
brushes, lrecle, mouse traps, and all other
sorts of Observation-Disclosures, ,a,ers, sassa-
ges, and other garden s,uffs-also fru,e.
hats, ballts, hoyl, ,inwsre, and other eaa-
bles. Iumher sarve, corn sarves, and all
ha'dwsres. He also performs fee bot,omy
in curious manner. Fa!hermore in pariic-
ular he has laid in large sorlment Of .ripe,
chino, dogs meet lolly pops and other pick
les, such as hoysiers, Sc, OLD rags bought
and SOLD mere, and NOT any ware helse-and
new laid eggs every day, by me Roger
Giles. P. S. Iesches joggrefy and all
them oullsndish Things. N. B. A bawl on
Wedesdays."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
CHERRY GROVE, Aug. 10th, 1854.

Mr.. SAMUEL Cox,
Dear Sir: | received your note some time since
and should have answered 1t before this, but very
pressing engagements prevented me. In regard
to Wharf at my landing | must say that can
not undertake to build one; but the company can
have much ground as may be necessary to put
Wharf or Warehouse on, free of cost, and
will further offer you the use of my granary or
barn, for the deposit Of goods or produce, when
they not taken up with my own crops. feel
the want of some certain and regular commmica-
tion with the markets and should be very much
pleased to see steamer running on our cre7s.
Very respectfully, yours,
GEORGE TAYLOR.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
| APPENDED
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, Aug. 8th, 1854.

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, Aug. 8th, 1854.
SAMUEL Cox, Esq, Chairman,
Dear Sir: On my return to the College to-day,
after an absence of several weeks, found your
reply in answer thereto, that it is intention to
BUILD the Wharf and Depot at Deep Point our
selves. | wish, however. to see you on the sub
ject and will endeavor to do so next week when
l visit ST. Thomas Manor. in haste. l remain
Yours very respectfully,
C.. C.. LANCASTER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
Ihsckeray says woman's heart is Jus,

Ihackeray says q woman's heart is JUS
like li'hograpber's stone-wha, is once
written upon it can't be rubbed out. This
Is so. Let an heiress once fix her affections
on s'able-boy and all the preaching in the
world will not get her thoughts above oa..
boxes and curry combs. "What is on he.
heart can't be rubbed out" This fact
shows I'self not only in love, bu. in religion
Men change their gods dozen ,imes-a
woman never. To convert a sister Of cha r.
i'y TO Me'hodism would require a greater
amount OF power than you would have to
make use Of 10 overturn the Pyramids.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
ISC LII A n e 0 y S d.

The mos, valuable things on earth, and
the very frs, 10 be slriven for are good
principles and good conduct. How beauii-
ful, how wonderful is virtuous and noble
young man. Youths Of my country, 10
conquer ourselves is victory indeed TO foil
temptation in the doubtful field, is imper-
ishable renown! A.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
p O E II r Y.
HASTE NOT-REST NOT.
God shall Cro,cn thy York.

BY GOETHE.
Without haste Without rest:
Bind the motto to thy breast!
Bear it with thee as a spell!
Storm or sunshine, guard it well,
Heed not flowers that round thee bloom
Bear it onward to the tomb
Haste not-let no thoughtless deed,
Mar fore'er the spirits speed,
Ponder well, and know the right.
Onward, then, with all thy might.
Haste not-years can ne'er atone,
For one reckless action done.
Rest not!-life is sweeping by,
Go and dare before you die;
Some things mighty and sublime,
Leave behind to conquer time.
Glorious 'tis to live for aye,
When these forms have past away.
Haste not rest not ! calmly wait,
Meekly bear the storms of fate;
Duty be thy parlor guide
Do the right whate 'er betide.
Haste not! rest not conflicts past,
God shall crown thy works at last.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PRIET o r.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
-Fo one year, if paid within six months, $l.5O
d" ifnot paid within six months, 200.
ADvERTIsEMENrs.-$lp per square tor two inser-
tlons-12 lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequcnt insertion. If the number ofinsertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
Rock POINT, Aug. lst, 1854.

Mr.. SAMUEL Cox: received yours of the. 18th
ultimo, requesting me to inform you on what con-
ditions | would have Wharf erected at my place.
would prefer to erect one myself, which | will
do: also Warehouse, which shall be sufficient
for the business in this neighborhood.
Yours, respectfully,
COLUMBUS LANCASTER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21
PRospEcr HILL, Aug. 18th, 1854.

PROSPECT Hill, Aug. 18th, 1854.
PMR. SAMUEL. Cox,
Dear Sir: Your letter as Chairman of the pros
pecting Committee of the Agricultural Society is
before me, making various inquiries in regard to
Pope s Creek Wharf, Warehouse, SC. In reply
have to state to the Society, through nbe Com
mittee, that have no wish to sell or rent lot
for such purpose; but having Wharf and Ware
house established at Pope's Creek for the accom-
modation of the public would be very much pleas
ed to render it useful to the Farmers whenever
they desire it. | will state that from this point
there is from one to two steam boats daily COM
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

DR.. Henrick, of Albany has jus. invented
Ia pill Of surprising power; one box no,
only cured man of ,he bronchitis, but sci
him up in business. A certificate 10 that
effec, may be seen by calling al the Doctors
office.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

This is world of combensa,ions. The
rich pay for their silverwsre, by worrying
abou. house breakers, while she poor find
an of:e, for their hardships in glorious
sleeps and freedom from dyspepsia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

"Molher you mus.n'. whip me for run
ming away from school any more "a
"Why ?"
because my school book says ,ha, ants
are The most industrious beings in the
world and amt true-ant9"