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were being transported inox carts. This sho"
If zpaI was induced by stringent orders forward
ed by the telegraph. So we have had an addI-
,;,.,, If two thousand and odd victims. all within
The In Il few DAYS. How many others have been
;,,ro.inced cnnnot be easily ascertaiued. but,
from all that hava been able to learn large car
ries are daily expected. One dealer, who is
celebrated in the dark pages of African slave
dealing assured me that the Island OF Cnba would
receive an increase 10 IL slave population at at
enst thirty thousand, in The present year he
fact of 50 few being captured by the author
ies. j. sufficient evidence that they ire largely
brib ID; otherwise they would make an effort I"
observe the treaty.
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ABRAMS. Atlantic view.

thusias,c Fillmore meeting a, Selma Aia) ie"
DAYS ago.
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DRh~f CHAIN. by Au,,,o, of x,.,,,
GENTS SHOES and C,ITE,,x

leather oxford Ties and t;acrs generally anit, ratrl'
July 93ts f'"s' 3" 'on y. SEARI'RY
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" ma ana VIII make il to the interest al f1r,.
So me 'ai before they sell will furnish bags o. a.,
e'ui oS 'ue railroad at the usual charge 49, " '''e
July Il-lits w A., ..
anhsrr1,arl has'~, nEDsIiSas, As.-Ine
-. 'ei Is now receiving large additional snuras -
augs medicines Oils Paints Varnshcs patent Wpptes oi
- ~ "uieh renders his stock large and eomnIsa et'
US O.c'; AiiltIe usually found in a Drug Sor, ~ '
"ucular attention given to the selection
' e"o', ana every article warranted as ,o,td anu
pt''hs Tor hys ci ms es careuuv en'n,,
ru al an li'hes and all the parna i
't i' as 'h'y appear in the journals rp'i'"S
NY us JOHN II. sEAy, Druggist.
F1n ANsLs4A HEANS.-,A ,r,y ,rt
Pine AnnIn 60 a, also Extract Nanl Il, Exrse L,mon
july 2lts fGur 81 :, or $ lie by
I0liA Il STAY, Druggist
r. n"a us'-A large supply OF (nnpr,
- hafe ana Hemp Seed, suitable tor firls 80 "'y
is1 bone and bird Glasses for sale nv <''Ho Na'ie
,.,,,. JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist
- - &C Marii1,1t Cromastih. by Chas Love-. ~ -
An,S Npgl9on to Nicaragua, by Well, The Wandn "a a.
III iu ioct"r Gabriel Nanc his nr,uucf and he ft92
july @4s MoRSES
(Ss-NIS SHOES and CATERS I., -.
I-,b pq another supply of my superior Freorh pit
.'eath'r oxford Ties and Gaitcrs ecneral, ana i'e
july 93ts .' =" o"n. y. SEABlRY
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$4,000 " W" sas, DR.. Goons

" O5OUO AT COST, AND LESS FOR CASH
oseIloef Wishing 10 close stock Fancy and
ae Dry floods offers To his friends and the ubc his
81 gh COMPRISING nearly every article Kept in the Dry
handsome consisting az ,,. S'Nie OF "nici "'
nd ~ OF the above stock purchas, Spring
~ can pc fou I'd as desirable Goods as am in the city
no are IN want of good desirable, Goods at Cost tr
selves - '" ''"., nv ~. .n" "a, :, W, -,
june 1913 '-'-'' ~ i"' -
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4 Better.

The Non'evsllo Ala Herald. heretofore
stauncb Know Nothing paper. refused to
support either the Platform or tho ticket of
the recent Phlsdel pha Convention. Be-
low we give It's scalhng article on the
subject
TmE AMERICAN NATIONAL CoSvrv,
rIoN. -. We suppose 1t i. now n settled fact
that the American party have nominated
Fillmore for President, aud 4. J Donelson
los Wee President, aud that. too. upon n
platform which Ignores the question OF
slavery, and, worse than all. silent in regard
to the doctrine OF squaiter sovereignty, ="
which we regard as more dangerous to the
equality Of the slave States than an open
advocacy of the " ilmot pro,iso.
Its lreesollIsm disguised under the name
OF intervention. The party has prac>
tcally adopted 'h' p,oposi,on Of the ssh>
ington Union Of last summer Tor ignore
slavery in the platiorm,) which the whole
American press South denounced with the
unsparIng bitterness, aud how recently has
the American press OF Alabama been de
nou1cing the administration party for dodg
ing aud eradlng that same question which
all sensible men know to be OF such interest
to the slave States
But last summer the american organixa.
ton was the best southern Rights party in
Alabama. practically and theoretically, aud
II was Tor that reason, more than any other,
1t commanded our favor aud support 1t
Is for principles. and not party success, TIM,
we commended We are no candd date for
Office, nor do we soon expect to be, couse
queuty. We are not to be turned ahou, for
party expediency. Yield our right. Of
equality undyc the Constitution to court
Northern favor, \ay rather nc will stand
" solitary aud alone" We will neither
support the platform nor the hciH Mr.
Fillmore is entitled to no gratitude from the
South. lie reluctantly signed the fugi,
tive slave Law. which was part of bar.
gam IN which the North got greatly the ad
vantage. and then he ieebl, executed 1t.
which any open mouthed aboliionst would
have been bound to do. occupying his pos
.ltiou as th.et Magistrate aud sworn to
execute the laws. IT, stand. where " eb.
,ter stood, aud if We are not mistaken, that
was IN open opposition to the admission of
any more slave states INTO the MON
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is now PROSTATE, and it will be time enough
to commence the discussion when another
attempt is made by the Iedefalis,s to to,
vive the principles of the allen laws"
When Major Donel-on wrote the fore,
going, on the 3lst Of May. ls1l he was n
Democrat, and he reflected the opinions ol
the Democratic party on this subject His
mind had not then become disaiiectcd from
chagrin and disappointment lie wrote
the honest sentiments of his head and heart
lie wrote ,ru,biuIlv when he denounced
the opposition to foreign immigration a. the
off shoot OF Federalism, aud ss Identical IN
principle with the Aiien laws.
Washington iHion
Ralph Waldo Emerson says that "con-
sistency is the bug bear of luilc minds,
and Andrew jackson Douelson appears TO
he believer in his creed lie Will never
be accused OF a.conslstencv. Like
others who did not receive offices for all
their relations he i.s little bitter st present.
but be was never very formidable autag>
oulst, either ~ writer or speaker, aud
can be patdoned for the little ecceutriciles
which tempt men to adopt the course of
Earuum, without It's profits.
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The Model Candidate.


/ %" p"t"'" "N' "'' NV" '"''t'"~ NV
world -, some "reminiscences OF 'hr career
oi Mayor }. D"neIs"n TIE lndNidnai on
whose shoulder, the mamie oi Nndf""
Jackson has isilrn- alter descent never
rqualed ln 10" history o' humanity before
It appears that vi y WAS rather '''
lent a"u hu"" Nothing ia hs dHN' ara
said hard things against " the natives
which are recalled ~ malicious enemies
with strange effect
The boston fost, Tor Instance has Tue
following notice OF W.. Done's"n brs'
rate notice winch We fepnhh-" rs an "N'
crileut commentary on h'S suPrth"h'anN
patriotic career II gives ~ very diltN
ent Donelson from the candidate Tor the
Wee Presidency selected hN The 'h""ae''
ph's Invention, and the democratic ed'tor
who assaulted VIZ NH'afd iu'n"'e WIN
such Vf"''"er 90 me 'N,''''" "' "' ''Su'"
profession Narlinus Ncflhh'Trns h'- 'eI
hi' desk and mounted 'he stump 'h' 'es"''
ct which, proceeding Is another instance OF
The SIT OF 'i"h'nS :" g'of'n'sN "lnsuA
ted ~ "riish literature hN i"P' ah' W
huihoot and the associated Wis OF 'he''
era
Inc t"'' sA.lh ~ ''do"s
NNp'aN poNEtsoN u nay "'' oo
tecol'ected' but We nave Nnlot o'"ei'""
wotd tor Tue 'Hct' tha' w i''" '"' ''''''
gra"o" 10 tn's county ,t",h "",''' "N'
greatly diminished. VI : "'l"of' "'s",
NE h'r n"'e' '"nne" ~ 'n's '"'r " U'' W
81 % D.
me hHu Consequence, Oh ''' ''''V'.n''.
tafu OF 'N'h w, hi"".' nav nov '"e"
loin'a 'he N"o" N"'"l"ss' "e''''oi "'p
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STEAM Mil.


Y>'lE Subscriber. st.nm saw MIL. .hna'ed
thre. miles \. y kss, iror, Marshall. mas
i-en IN operation sinc~ III. Goth ~ July last
The rlayhneIy IS entirely new. Tn. mil -
iosnivd Ia the midst Of n beautiful piners. mud
excellent lua.bvf can be furnished at short
nptire
The following are he cash p,iee-, IL pad
i'nmedl 5iey on the delivery Of the lumber
DrIInaf, ifnl-r ,trsfa Hrasufsl I-r shou. tl2 -
Rough r,le-t ~ d. 81
Lhnnng nod Gsfl'or d. do !. 90
II ihr moucy : net paid or tire delivery Of
the lumber. the following vi! ne Size PRICES:
u-IuHf. lumber u,l'i r..4safr ~ H,ou rj q"
kaiIth riitsd 10 ~ 90
90. iuE and pllins dn d" al
\ m, mil D, connected WITH the saw mil,
and 90 grind un Saturip, - ih- arenpmo.
datou Of the pubir.
PERRY 4 BTTiER
October r. 1858 "
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STRAY D1OIs>1.S.

d The filrs ine horses siriyed AVA
10y sometime last summer
a DARK Chc-nui Sorrrl. about niue last
spring. viii som. saddle marks.a small bulge
on li- lrii jaw. walks and irois Was raised
nine miles west 81 NAeogdaeae-, 10y s. II.
Boron.
Hrrt PONY. about ~It or seven VIXEN bee
lett va. reached. has roman acad branded
on The lti. bip rather long back.
VIII give a liberal reward Tor the delivery
OF ihr abosr horscs, or 'rr arS Information ia
regard o. ihemi 80 that ,an cft th'm
4. T.. IIl\SO\.
Marshal, March -, 1856 20 tt
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ttIAS. MATHEWS of Cal
ALBERT PIKE. of Ark.


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n''+ih"'' ana h''''', '"' To 0'u'"''"
hearts every "he''. ana ''t''i'''N u" '"
A''''l ''''''''' "'' we ",''.. ''.''''I wy
-0ua@'' '' %" '-"F "
against 'n" ''N'''' "'i"'' '' Wv
'A, h0-'N- W. N'c' ,'''
DIV "' ''''"'''t "'.' 't''
MS purse '' 'N' cause "l N'"''''
also I" give u l"' "'"' WI "' w.
services. lite ~" h''ns''' VIVA sue" ;. ''"'s
A' n' CIV ''''N "' ul'''N 'P
''' ''''''' ~
hrce,s"t' '' ''' ''Hi '"'' US '''' '''''
WIN" WI"
several w"n'b'' '"e '"'i measure '' n'S '">
h'r"ce ""a i'''t' VIII '' 'SFr'''"
"p'"'''"s '"s' '>'''n''" ''"'''',' me-, ~.
we "''' - "'S''"''' Wv x
"'unPh over 'h"' "'I'''"P'"' "'''''''''
''r'"'''' VI we ''''''" '''' - I'm ~.
I"Ir Nl""' ~ ''''''''" '''
"S"'' "''',' wy "'''''' W
T'"'''F '"'''''"'
r..,r,.,, Ii>r. nm. lN,r>ntRy --
I.,,,u. .,.,,. SOM. sensation when il is
.o,,, ,b,t ti,, nntbor of the d..irnrtion
ID. u,s A,,,t,ot t,ruet,,, office has psca.
,,.d iron, ia. sn,,,d II tbe sheriff aud Is now
n, ltl,.,tv
.,.J ~ ,,,,'.., .n,pl. ou,,d for the safe
Keeping of thr prisoner, and that b" @as
uudr' gHa" "n"n he n"'r h'' escape,
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AID ..,a,,L ..o,,s.t,,o,.y m .t,
Of ma,hama,ies 50 far fail IN ss,;.f,. ,ha H.
mortal soul. that they cannot even assure
u OF It's existence, much less OF It's immor.
AMY 'e'' ,'e' poh'uhg hh'hesls-re>
l,,.. -. ~ nan Nv
canst hi. plor,on. ,,onn.i,,oo. 90 TLa'',i
after NV skin, worms destroy hi. body
yet IN my ilesh shall see God"
.u,...,,,... q inc9f'i'i'nt. Seisnee'
wv ''''" ''''''e
Wmch ihou cnf.t n.l of,,,c tobe,
Then in thy may v,pdip,," will not
seek for happiness. for
.,rt. s,,1
Advancing ever To thr SQUIRE ofhght
''i a, +.ri.,i'o,'' I've. adore, a'I irifn'
H.. ,..,l
-, , '' " ,"'
,'anp I H. -, y. ''V'B 1o"'"'a>
ho,, .,.a and .,a.D,,.,a e'''' " '"' ''"''
' rRorrsr OF Sorru NurRicANs IN r,t,
y ,rto~, to>,,>.,,o. N....Il;.L H..
o.rl.,,,., -.
'he ''s'u"h Resolved upon Wy South Amer
leans IN the late National Convention and
is exhibited unpardou.bl. Inconsistency on
,h. ,,r, of thu ..,,,, s,.,,,..,.. .l.,..,..
" "'' '""''' III '''''''''''" WIZ" '''' '"o' VI
iIflf remaining m the convention even ALTER
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tsItsc.

4 H. persons are frev armed from :;sdiny
\ Tor a certain pt"m,s-ory note dtnwa b,
To" undrr-gnci Joe iasor of stephen jackson.
for IN hundred and .!x,y dollars dated Decem.
hcf Ed ls5A aud payable the 18th ct Derru-
h"r' 1888 The -sad note va. given IN part
, a}ment i.r Innd. he itle To- wbieh ha. upi VET
/ rp made perfect. and I wiIl mol pa, lbr same
uuui this = done consequently, all person,
are loreHafurd from trading fafit
CLEMENT I KENNEDY.
March sih. 1856 n II
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sh to pass 'e" s'f'o'"'cs D" "" h'"o''
hich appeared IN your ms, issue on '"'
Study oi haihrn'''les 'h'hh shs'
he able to prove '""' Nv "e''""s'f"''''o' "'
# moral tram OF "'sumen, often as US
auhted ~ It's 'e'o''''l mat 'ne author mas
urihuted l" Nus science "en's'e''e"''
ghlch q" n"' p''"ne 10 IT, " Wv '''"'
| rut, unsi 10 one VIII th'"H ne des''"o'
81 dt"d'.,"g s'ns'' '"'" "''" 10 J's'
n,di.. 'uly u mas "e"'e''" "'''"''''
aud al! acknowledge lis great Importance
.r much So mat u" one Is regarded as
.,hed scholar without ""o"''"ee OF IT,
beafulN agree WIN '"e "'"e'' ha' tue
en, i'un""'l"" "i'"" ""''" we ca" o"'"
pc for tue '"'"'' P'"sfe'',N ~ 'he '"'oh'
the moral ana 'nt'"ee'uai enlightenment
If her citizens. "ut ! contend 'ha' ne hid
rat stick 10 'he Jew 'o"' "e 'e't "oF"tS
entirely ont "i me question or fA'h"f' mat
Ids "Gnineh's are uf'e''n dEd"a
fal rnhrH'H"W inns is evident tom
..ne Of the following propositions which
Il. makes, aud enGraVots to establish
Scarcely one student in thousand will
'eund wiling To devote elghi or ten years
iheton-h IhN'f''y course thrreio
' 1'
,n,,.tudcn,t have mastered tbo.r sub.
.e4.b are either governmental or ideal.
.| together dependent on ths memory, their
.a,HaHiy is determined 10y their skill and
readiness 10 the art OF faiiocinatlon.
3 Reasoning Is dtNiu'H INTO moral ANA uc-
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Notice.

srikEN NJ hy Thomas I swanson. anil
1 po.'ei before ~ II. Kelsey, Esp. dars
ha, horse, aboui or . years old ldi,-
marx on each aide Of the bae. no brands
valued At 5 70.
q. IlENpElCk. ok.
March 1T, ls5G u27 81,
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fTFT IVII " N"FTTT' VIM
lthCl DRl GDDDN, LOWEIS.
KFRNEI. EtNNETS. So.
Have been sold Oh a tRrpir, and now We
want the MuNgs for them
WE hope our friends and customer. vii
W BOT stand s,, and see H. -utlrr for the
want OF money. when ihcy have q, IN their
power to relieve us II Won have not the
money. We WDll take cotton. Now, gentlemen
,,, are ia earnest, OF We Wound no, have pad
tar this ad .erii-rment
IAlIDR & WILSON.
Ieh 23i. ! SD. % e.
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K ~ &c ) l. I d | !. = H.
DEGS 10 inform the ritlzen- Ut Nhr-hnll
- ana urighhorhoo1, thni he ), prepared 70
makc HOUSE and Office furniture Of all kiud-.
io onlct \ stock always kept ON baud
Repairing cleaning, and vanishing neatly
cNrcutri. and nii orders promptly attended 10
February Ifth.l d. NJ % ly
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no.


1iRSr AND LAST Cslt. - Those In
debtel to e II William, ws'i save e">s
hy paying what they owe by the 9th 81 Apil
lhsy viii hsyr to settle ws1h ar allt;er After
,ha, date, ii this ca!l Is neglcried
las,h IA 30 {. Il WILLIAMS.
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Y, aFning
Planters Hotel.

T'E.tUFtt : ttHFFI'
y 2 tnrHa PaaIf NfHafs. NlrNa. Iccas.
rs THE Undersigned hssmg hetome sole
Gng PROPRIETOR IT lnis large tnd eomno.
LA d,au, hol.i. respectfully inform hs
friends and the publ. that he : prepared 20
entertain all Who MA favor him .lth ihelt Gus.
,am h.. table wa. bee supplied vita the best
that ,aa be- obtained, th0 arrangements Of the
hoa-., "a ~ +. ct character ie insure eomlof,.
and 900 fnr. every attention Vii he gwen u
render the ,lsl. cd h,s gHests pleasant, and
acceptable.
Vhe stage oiI.e flf tho lines rlnnine ta
Shr,,o pHt, i,iar-en, Henderson,, and f'tlcr
!, located a, t,l' hJge..
JAMES LEE.
Ngf 1854.
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NTIVIN.
HfRDU tRE
..Est Recci, cfl.

j'RESIl ARRIVAL ot Flour ani noia,oes. .u
| tor safe by
LANE n " ARD
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Wv spring Goods

NTNIDN \ SIT IT
NnrshaIl Nn-ch - l>56 30 O.
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Feb %
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
COLUMBIAN GUANO,

TNHE undersigned having been appointed SOLE
Il AGENTS of the PHILADELPIrA GUANo CON-
PIANO, at this port, have now Oh hand, and Will be
receiving during the season, full supply of the
above permanent fertilizer direct from The Islands.
which they offer to their customers at the lowest
market rates. This GUANO has been analysed
by the most eminent Chemists of this country, and
found to contain BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, in
much larger proportion than any other descrp-
ton of Phosphate Guanos, say $780, Analyses
of the same can be seen at the office of the under
signed. or will be forwarded by mail, if requested
Its use is highly recommended either alone or if
connection with Peruvian Guano, for all kinds on
grain, grass, or root crops. 1t is put up in bags
of very superior quality, marked with the Import
ers brand. FOWLE & co.
Alexandria, Va, May %, ls56-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND

- = =, -. :. ~
virtue o. decree OF the circuit court y. = Tor
a ohar'es county SUING as oour' OF E9uLty
ene a. WIN sen at ooIo
oale' d. WI ~" o''-'' III sa.u .ou".S' ."
THURSDAY the 4th day Of SEPIE.NBER meat,
between the hours Of II A. NJ. and P. NJ, that
portion Of the Real Estate of Philip |. Ford. late
of said county, deceased, which comprised the
widows dover, containing
cerou Hundred c,J Seroo,,, C;r qcroc
-"
more or less 1t consists OF part OF tract call
ed HuLi., of some 29o acres: tract called
II AltMON or some AL acres, and part OF a
'fac. caIed cNl'N' OF some b acres.
The "Hu!i' tract, embracing the Farm upon
which the SAID Philip l. Ford resided, will be sold
separately. II lies about mile from TROY on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
BOUNTY LAND

A ND PENSION CLAIM AGENCY-The
II undersigned, assisted by gentleman in WASH
ington engaged in one of the Departments and of
much experience, will attend to the collection OF
Pension and Bounty Land Claims. All Officers,
Musicians, and Prvates now living, who served
Ia days in any war; Tor if eead, their widows or
children, male or female, under 81 years on the
Sd Of March 1859 are entitled to Bounty Land.
Claims presented and suspended for want of
proofs or correct statement Of SERVICE if referred
to me, can be secured, l have every facility Q.
proving them by the Company Rolls in my posses
sion, which give full history of the service rem
dered by every man;-give how many times each
was out date of entrance on duty; number of days
in every tour each man served date of discharge
names Of all the officers; aggregate number of days
served by each man during the war, &c.,-most Of
which it is necessary for claimants TO know in or
der to substantiate their claims otherwise tho will
never get them and can only be had through me.
will also give the highest prices in cash for war
rants unsettled bounty land claims, if applied to
in Port Tobacco on Tuesdays, at my residence
near Aliens Fresh, Charles county, Md, in person
or by letter on all other days
NH l3-6m. w. A. POSEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
PRIVATE SALE, OF LAND.

n VIE undersigned wishes to sell the FARM on
i which he now resides, called "WIcKuM,"
and containing
800 ACRES,
more or less This Farm lies on Mattawoman
Swamp and ad joins the Farms Of Mrs. BeaIl. MIR.
Richard T. Tubman, and the Farm of Mr. Key,
formerly owned by Mr.. II. S. Mitchell and called
I"Myrte Grove.'' 1t is about six miles from Port
Tobacco, three miles and half from PomonLey
Warehouse, (the point for shipping produce,) and
four miles from Marbury's Wharf. There is on
it an abundance of WOOD and TIMBER for
support. The situation is commanding and at
L tractive. The Dwelling House is
firth modious and in good condition, and there
lHl4l- are all the necessary out houses in good
order. The soil is adapted to the growth Of all
the staples Of this region of country. lis pro-
ductive and susceptible Of very high state Of
improvement.
Persons wishing to purchase apply to the
subscriber by whom it will be shown and terms
made known.
je ST. JOHN l.. Johnson
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21

In The Circuit Court for Charles County,
as a Court of Equity.
WILLIAM P. Mills Us. GEORGE BRENT, Adm r of
LYME SHACKELFoRD, and others.
InRDERED, this 10th day of July, 1856, by
~ Joseph Stewart. Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Charles County, that the sale made and report
ed in this case by George Brent, Trustee, be rati
fled and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the first Monday
in December next; provided a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in Charles
before the third Monday in November next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
Si065. JOSEPH STEWART, Clerk.
True copy-Test,
JOSEPH STEWART, Clerk
aug 14-3w of G.. G. for Charles Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by
Il the Circuit Court for Charles County to value
and divide the Real Estate Of William Holmes,
deceased, late of said county, according to the pro-
visions of the Act of Assembly in such cases made
and provided, do hereby give notice to all concern
ed, that shall meet at Aliens Fresh on the ODD
day of August next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to pro-
coed in the business for which we were appointed.
B. H. JAMESON,
ZACHARIAH LLOYD,
JAMES II. NEALE,
ROBERT DIGGES,
JOSEPH SAXTON.
Juue II, 1856. Lily III
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
FARM FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE
TNHE subscriber offers at Private Sale, until
Il the Both of August, and if not sold by that
time, will offer at Public Sale, at ~ clock, NJ ,
on that day, at Piscataway, the FARM formerly
owned by the late Mrs. Sarah Marshall, called
MAPLE GROVE,
lying on Mattawoman Swamp. in Prince George s
county, about miles from Pomonkey Warehouse,
containing
800 ACRES,
more or less. The Farm is now occupied by Mr.
Resin Bowel. The Buildings are in good Or
der, and sufficient number. 1t will be sold on
terms to suit the purchaser. 1t is useless to say
more, as any one wishing to purchase will ex-
anime for themselves. Major Edmund Briscoe
will show the premises.
LEVIN SKINNER
July II, 1S56-ts.