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Great National Trial OF Machinery

ufeut NatAOnAl IF1Al OF mAch1mefY
s ss
r.d States "a Society, to be held Louisville,
The Committee of the United States Agricultural
soeety appointed at the eth annual meeting, held
ton, on the 14th of January "to designate the time
and places and to make all the necessary arrange
ments for national trial in the field of agricultural
implements and machinery, respectfully invite the
ventors and manufacturers Of all such articles both
in the nited States and foreign countries partic
pate in trial to be made Of Louisville kentucky
under the auspices Of the Society during the fall Of
1857. 90
This new arrangement for the exhibition of agri-
cultural implements and machinery of all kinds in ac
t1a operation results from conviction on the part
of the society that just awards be made except
upon practical working trial before competent
judges; and the fullest opportunity will be afforded
to test the comparative merits Of the various ma
chimes that may be entered as competitors for the
awards. both as regards land for field implements and
| steam powers for stationary machinery.
| separate trial of reapers and mowers will be
made at the appropriate season, special arrangements
for which as to time, place will be announced at
| an early date.
1t is intended that this exhibition shall be on the
working qualities Of these important implements
| more thoroughly than has yet been done on any
previous occasion, either in the United States or in
\ Europe. 5.5.5I .siSe 7. ..- Ii f4g4
All articles from foreign countries intended for ex
hibition may be consigned to the "Agents of the
United States Agricultural Society, Louisville Ken
" "hAeii sAcs NC icSClNCu stoEtu
free of charge. -.
: This brief announcement of the proposed trial is
made at this early date to afford the most ample time
for the preparation and transmission of machinery
circular containing full particulars as to regula-
tons, premiums, etc.. will be issued pre-
pared by tie committee, and will be forwarded to
: persons who may apply to the Secretary, Henry s.
Z Olcott, American Institute, New York.
To enable the Society to make arrangements on
sufficiently liberal SCALE it is reauisire that the COM
rnee should know what articles will be offered for
competition they therefore request those invent
and manufacturers who may be disposed to unite
in the proposed trial to communicate their intentions
to the Secretary at their earliest convenience.
Committee implements and Machinery of the United
&TENCH TILGHMAN,
=, Oxford, Md, Chairman.
JOHN D LANG,
Il - VassHlboro Maine
=. 7. WARDER, ...T
Springfield, Ohio.
/ G. L. WARNING Jr.,
American Institute N. z.
HENRY $. OLCOTT,
Westchestsr Farm School, N. Y, Secre ary.
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S q N VI A r Y.

CHARLESTON COURSE. February 5, 1851 South Carolina
nakes, lot year 3las-iie Hehts-inrance fee SAD
of Castanet, by imp. Monarch-S0 ............,
I: e. Bacon,s br G. by imp Albion, of Ann Chace,
by imp Ieviahan-SD bs. bs........................ 8
C. T. Howells b. f., by imp. Glencoe, dam by imp Mo.
march, grand dam Emily-77 lbs ................
l. A. Puryfars ch. f.. by imp. Glencoe of Fleur
de LIST lbs. .,"..,,.....
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DR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS

DR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
IL experience in this city practitioner OF medicine for
the future will attend principally Office practice. He takes
this method of informing the public that he treats with unpara
leed diseases the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Diarrhea in aword all chronic com
pain and rheumatism in its form Also the diseases
Of women ard chillrenespecay of fmales Pclasu Uter
Fleur bs Amnioehoea and that class of diseases
termed Nenereal primary and secondary.
All who are suffering would do we'll TO give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and speedy
obgate myself to AL persons who have rheumatism
Pains the Limbs, make charge for services Ny
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my office. This
OF my discoveries in Mnteria MeGca, and
taken with perfect safety ii being vegetable compound
In consequence Of the many umbng advertisements In the
newspapers with great reluctance give the public
Address call sn at DAEIDSON'S ROW, las CAROS-
DEI.ET street between Poy dras and Ifevia streets
Office up stairs. Hours from 6 A. ". to P NJ
So j. Z. LOCKWOOD, NJ D.
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WEIR MISS SSISSIPPI.

Leaves every every, THuRsDAY, Y M s.5 O'clock, NJ
for Grand Lake, Carolina Landing, Ashton. Phi
chess Point, Skipwh's Landing Lake Providence Cam
macks and Goodrich's Landings Aikens Bend Ycksburg
Grand Cult Rodney Na chez and all intermediate landings
throughout the year and will attend to the
steamer Eclipse during her absence from vicksburg
For Sed freight or pas1sage aPg1y on b9.gd Or to
Leaves on FRIDAY. 18th inst. at s r. NJ
IT. MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
Ass4sAlask.ST Jacket L1NE-F,iday Packet For Menu
mediate landings, the splendid packet Nebraska,
Alex. R. Irving master, will ready freight
this morning. at the foot of Girod street and will leave
above For freight JOHN f. rPP ?a 9eT S st.
rs This line of boats will take freight through White
River to be reshpped the White River Packets Hale
Jessie Lazer and Exchange Napoleon Also Memphis
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at JPN.
, r. REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
Packet-For Carolina Landing, Ashton, Pitchers
Camack,s Landing, Mkens Bend Yicksburg Grand Gulf
Kidney Natchez Lake Washington Point Worhington
elegant and swift running packet steamer II.
nl5 II r. 7. b: SMITH, A Tchoupi.oulas street.
YAzOO RIVER.
, r. - FOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, MA
ron, Tchua Yazoo City, Saartia vicksbhrg,
Iss@sA Natchez and all Intermediate landngs-Regular
Yazoo River Packet LEWIS WHITEMAN-The and light
master b. POWELL clerk is now in port receiving freight
at the foot Of Gravier street and will leave For
freight or passage, apply on board or to
fel2 F. g. RANDOLPH Il CO., ~ Union
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Thlrty-Fourth Coug-ess-Th,rs s..,e...

i .a
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, -lSenate-The Chair
laid before the Senate communication from the Sec
retary OF War in reference to q survey Of Niagara
river, and reporort from the Secretary Of State
transmitting statement Of the commercial relations
Of the United States with foreign nations for de year
| ending September 80, 1856. - =
Mr.. Weller, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
10 whom was referred the message Of the President
o. the United States, communicating statement Of
all payments and allowances which hive been made,
and Of all claims which have been disaflowed to Bre
vet Lieut. Gen. Scott, from the date whep he joined
the army serving in Mexico up 70 December 1855.
and also copies OF all correspondence 0h file fD the
executive departments relating to said claims pey
ments or allowances, submitted motion Mat c8e
whole document be printed for the information Of tr
Senate. After animated discussion, n which the.
fact Yves elected that portion Of the corresL ondafce
between Gen Scott md the Secretary Of War wasog
an acrimonious and personal character the motioate
print was agreed to.
Mr.. BigieT reported resolution, rfich was asre.a.
to- fixing Wednesday nexs as the day foy examining r
and counting The votes for President and Vice Presi
dent Of the United States; and Mr. b. was appointed
teller on the part OF the Sena. After long execu
tive session, the Senate adjourned.
H0u'e.-Ihe foisgning resolution, reported from
the Committee on Elections, was adopted:
Resotred, That the Hon. Augustus Hall was leg lly
OF Iowa member Of fas Thirty fourth Cons7ess-se
House bill to regulate the contingent expenses of
Congress- was passed, az ssnended BY the Commirses
OF ways aad Means. The submarine telegraph Bin
was taken up for consideration, and after nnoebn-
20 lay on the table was voted down-yeas 81, na2x
l23--t was passed over. The House next considerss
the consular and diplomatic appropriation bill res.
turned from fhe Senate witt amendments These
amendments were agreed to aftsr short discussions
The House then went into Committee of the Whole
and resumed the consideration of the tariff BILL
1essrs Evans of Texas, Wrighs of Tennessee and,
s 4 Marshall Of Kentucky, addressed the House on
ee Presidents annual message. Mr.. Clingman of
North Carolina, has the floor tomorrow: MI. Camp
,ea, Of Ohio, gave netice that he should offer reso-
ut.on tomorrow to terminate debate on, the tariff
,ll at O'Clock and the House soon after adiourned
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER. i.

VIII leRye on SATURDAY 18th inst at 5 O'Clock P. u.
IT. FOR LOUISVILLE-THE PAsSEN.
laAElIhktS ger steamer RObt. j. Ward, Capt. s. p.
Miller, will leave for Louisville and all inerme-
mediate landings, above
felO W. q. BETTERTON 4 CO., 25 Grayfer street.
plan of the cabin be and secured
by apps ing to the agents.
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THE LAKE.

Sr.e = FOR RIDBlLE-DAILY U. S. MAIL
s. LISf,-Winte- Arrangement-The splendid low
sssssss5A pressure packet Cuba, R. A. Hurn,
Florida, W. H. Hutchlgs Califor-
Mia, A. L. Myers, bilt expressly for the Lake
trade with superior cf the above
will leave the Pontcharain Railroad DAILY the arrival
of the p NJ train of cars.
RetuTtIng will stop Pascaguua MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS
Cabin Fare each y........... ................s6
Deck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
nj r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Plaza.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-12
Chnrleston Is. c.l Races.

The annual races over the Charleston Course COM
menced on Wednesday, 4th inst. The reports of the
races in the Charleston papers so mixed up that
refrain from giving the remarks, but, as matter
of record, publish the results. The amount of the
purses are not even given. ..rr -
FIRST DAY.-The entries for the first race were,
Tar Rirer, Frank AUen and c. c., by Equinox, out
Of an imported dam. Frank Allen was the favorite
against the field. Mr.. Moore's entry carried five
pounds over weight
The second race was for the Hutchison stakes.
the entries for which were Charleston Ada Teris,
CHI f., by Revenue, and b. c., by Glencoe. Charles
ton stood first in favor the flly by Revenue had
many hackers, nor was the colt by Glencoe wanting
in friends This state of things gave promise of
hot contest, which the result justified. fourth
heat in LAG is a thing to be remembered run on any
kind of track.
We append the summaries, although we must con.
fess ourselves unable to understand the meaning of
the after the name of Ada Tevis, in the fourth
heat yet as it is SO recorded in the paper before u.s.
we so place it in our summary of the race:
sUMMARY-FIRsT RACE.
C s. PrIers b. C. Fant AH. ~ Hawtins rPiam ''s'''
NSpaasls Gr ss fi..S r. by Nicholas, dam
by LnsAorough; 5 y. .:,;'..:,;.. .
Time, 1885, 4-7:55-S:2O5.
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.
p For the Hgtehison Int sakes;-Mie Heats
Puryear L Watson's b. C. Charleston, by Sover- .-.
5ahpbslis cH +, BY Revenue, dam Sarah
Calvin Green's b. c.: by Glencoe, dam Darkness,
Arthar Tovie's b. Terts, .b Albion. dam
Time l;I93-l:4H-i.5O-l.46
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OFEIcE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

~ fNsTiTUTION.-Uhce No III Canal s.reet-Incorpors.
The Office Of the institution viii be open for The reception of
Deposits every merng Sundays excepted from to O'clock
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards will be received
State OF Louisiana, and Of the City of New Orleans
Estate wGn the Of the city Of New orean not
ing 90 per cent Of the appraised cash value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment of the
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow of the funds
ssys any p RHS no or pasny ,sss rat,
will issued for not less than $1,000 deposited fora
s:4:s Ess, - IEs5S; IksSy E'''H g.nss; ysss
III: H::izs; 4 5js$:; $:ss' Ss:;: Ill.,
4! Ad' P tdahi,' kdEEEi4' }viee Presidents
5 b.B. 3 W{fhEKss SYfNfEKs Treasurer
be obtained OF the Office. a2sly
DOCTOR BAAKEE TREATS ALL DISEASES
following named diseases coughs Colds
SUMPTION Group Influenza Asthma Bronchitis and all other
c" attention o d. Of baso Rhea
natism acqis & and 1 ehronic on NsMroga PaIGly EgsPy
aud bowels and also to ali chronic female diseases Special al.
snson will be given to the treatment Of he Eye and Far Dr.
perfect absorption Of the Cairac and restore permanent
prodace thousand certificates Of his perfect success
ing Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fista Swelng Tumors
re made with Dr. lsAakee for the eate,
Of the last named diseases they will require his constant ad
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living His fame is
M 9sa b. 'sSo p @
or Aye cents rGm any distance correctly stating the natEre Of
by % free cGarss anu s
Office hours from A. NJ. to P, NJ:
d.. bmiS " No. 81 Carondeiet St, Nsw Orleans, La
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CILMAN,s PNEUnlA1IC STEAM GRANU-

~ LAT0R now in Use plantations comprising the
largest and smallest ciRsseS; which
three crops, witt combination Of following advantages
any other known application steam Granu
lator entire steam train:
l. 1t requires but pressure of 90 pounds steas to strike
Battery
2 1t requires additional for the boilers
g. Its pipes 'scale'' require cleaning.
heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
Juice and hard grained made
s. The being all condensed boilers
direct additional boilers required where the sugar
boilers Gma's Bagasse Furnace used-oue
pair cylinder boilers 30 inches in diameter and "a long
with Gnlans Bagassc Furnace furnish grind
ard the Pneumatic Battery making 10 Ahds sugar
| day.
much less expense the planter than other bat
application Of steam making in part entirely
| by steam.
For further Information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
who prepared to make contracts for the Battery Evapo
Cariher be used with direct exhaust steam
| SAMUEL II. GILMAN
Matt Ne,y nrlep La
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I R l f S 7 E {.

SS6- FOR TRIESTE THE FAST SAILING
EFTf bark Old Hickory, Jas. Yearock, master, hay
se-k,'rg part OF her engaged, will with dis
patch For freight Of 500 400 bales cotton passage apply
iai5 Y. II. ASHBRInGE 4 CO., 100 Common st.
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HENRY $. OLCOTT,
Westchestar Farm School, N. Y, Secre ary
ngton Jan. I6, 1857.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

II E undersigned, as Trustee. under and by
IL virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Tor
Charles County, sitting Court of Equity, Will
offer at public sale, on
THURSDAY. the Sd day Of September
next, if fair il not on the next fair day thereaf
ter. between and O'Clock, P. NJ, at Middle
town. IN said county, all that Real Estate of which
Nathaniel HALEY, late of said county, deceased,
died possessed, consisting Of some
800 Acres of Land,
parts Of two tracts, called HULL and HARMONY,
lying upon Mattawoman Swamp, about a mile
from Troy. on the Beantown road, being the same
Land purchased at Trustees sale by said HALEY
last fall, and part Of the real estate Of the late
Philip /. Ford. 1t is improved by comfortable
DWELLING. with good and suitable Out-Houses,
and has soil adapted to all the staples Of the
county; portion Of the land upon the swamp be-
ing also suited for meadow or pasture land.
MIR. Martin, now residing on the land will show
it to any one calling to examine the premises.
TERMS OF SALE by the decree: One-tnird of
the purchase money to be paid in cash on the day
of SALE and the residue in equal staments in one
and two years. with interest from said Gay of sale
the purchaser giving his notes therefor with ap-
proved security: upon payment of which the Trus-
tee is authorized to execute deed.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Trustee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-03
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

HMR. WELLS. will please announce J. J.
HUGHES as candidate for the Office of Register
of Wills. iy 3O-te
Mr.. WELLS, will please announce in his paper
that JAMES D. CARPENTER. ESQ.,, will be
zeaously supported as candidate for Register of
Wills for Charles county, at the next election Dy
Jy 2-tf. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIroR-Sir: If there is vacant space in
your columns you will please to announce me as
a candidate for the Register of Wills for this
county, and oblige, &c.
DAVID MIDDLETON.
may 14-tf
awe are authorized to announce THOMAS
HARRIS. as a candidate for Register of Wills Of
Charles county. feb l2-te
:SI%MR. EDIToR:-At the solicitation of many
Of my friends [ offer myself as a candidate for
Register of Wills for Charles county, at the next
election, and pledge myself, if elected, to dis
charge the duties of the office with honesty and
fidelity. JERE. DYER,
Dec Is, 1e56-tf
ISWe are requested to announce JAMES l..
BRAWNER candidate for the office of Re-
glster of Wills for this county. NH 10
Is=I respectfully announce myself candidate
for the office of Register of Wills for Charles
County 1t is well known that have always
uniformly and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the De-
mocratic party; but shall be pleased and grateful
to receive the support of all who may deem me
qualified to fill that office.
NH left RICHARD BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-03

IN pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court
l. for Charles County, sitting in Equity, passed in
case in which William Maddox and others are
complainants, and Sarah A. Maddox and others
are defendants, will sell at public sale, at the
store OF George Simmons, on
SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of September,
(f fair, if not, the next fair day, Sunday except
ed,) the following tracts or parcels Of Land, COM
monty called and known by the name of Part Of
Hopewell,' 'Brawner's Amendment and Gore,
containing together
$50 ACRES,
more or less, and being and lying IN Chickamuxen,
Charles county.
TERMS SALE: Thirty dollars upon the exc
cution Of the bonds for the payment Of the pur-
chase money, and the residue of the purchase mo
ney in three equal annual payments Of one, two
and three years; the purchaser giving bond with
security to he approved by the Trustee for the
payment of the same, with interest thereon from
the day Of sale.
Sale to begin at 3 o'clock, P. M.
ROBERT S. REEDER, Trustee
Aug 90, lS57-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-03
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS Seminary Of Learning, created College
L proper by the Legislature, and enjoying libe-
raj patronage from the Middle and Southern States,
is being improved by an additional story on the
main edHce and building in the rear so feet long
and FIVE stories high The Ninth Annual Session
will open on MONDAY, September 18th, under the
following Faculty able and experienced Teachers:
N Brooks, NJ, Prof Ancient Languages
Rev, w. F. PAXTON, A. B., Mathematics, &c.
Rev. J. A. MUNRoE, A. B. &c and Astronomy
Prof: w. r. MONROE, NJ D., Chemistry
Miss R. T. KERN, English and History
Miss |. HART, Bclles-Lettres and Physiology
Prof J. LA REINTRIE, French and Spanish
Prof HENRY RIsLER, German Language
Prof. EMILE KETr, Drawing and Painting
Prof T. ScHAEFFR, Instrumental Music
Miss E. G. GoBRIGHr, Piano and Singing
Mrs. E. A. KEIRLE, Guitar, Harp and Singing
GfFor Catalogues, containing course of study
terms, sc, address at No. So st. Paul street, Balt
more, N. c. BROOKS, President.
aug 13-6t*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-03

owe are authorized to announce JOHN H
COX candidate for County Commissioner
au 20-te
sI@We authorized to announce that JOS.
w. COOMES is candidate for County Commits
sioner, and will be supported by many voters.
aug 13-te
Mr.. WELLS: You will please to announce Mr..
A. w. PADGETT as suitable candidate for
County Commissioner. He will be warmly sup
ported by
jy 3O-tf MANY VorERs.
aGHWe authorized to announce JAMES
WASHINGTON BURCH, of the Cd district, as
candidate for County Commissioner. ie Is
Nh. WELLS: You will please announce SAM'L
d. DAVIS. NOEL B. HARMON, WILLIAM r. CAMP
BELL, VIM. H. BRAwNER, and GEORGE W. BER-
Ry, as Democratic candidates for the next Board
of County Commissioners. MANY VOTERS.
IL eff
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-03
THOMAS PERRY,
COMM SION NIERC Ant,
No. 3, lrscin's Wharf,
je Aft ALEXANDRIA,. Va.

NEW
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE!
I. WILLIAM BOWLING
"OUL respectfully call the attention Of the
w public to his New DRUG Store, corner of
Fairfax and Prince Streets, Opposite Green's
Cabinet Factory,> ALEXANDRIA, where he is open
ing large and well selected stock of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS ETC. ETC,
which he can recommend as having been carefully
selected by himself, out fthe largest and most re-
liable Drug Establishments in the country.
Having been engaged in the business for the past
twelve years, he confidently recommend his
Store to the Physicians and Citizens of Charles and
adjoining counties. In connexon with his business
may always be found
Fancy articles and Perfumery in great ga
rie'ies, Segars and Tobacco Of choice
brands, Old and very Superior
Liquors. for medicinal pur-
poses.
His personal attention will be given at all hours
to his business and every exerion made to consider
the interest Of those who may favor him with their
patronage. Terms, six and twelve months.
Alexandra, Va, June rs, ls57-1y
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-03
PURE BONE DUST.
TO FARMERS, &C.

TO FARMERS, &c.
IN 000 BUSHELS Of this invaluable Fer
lO,OOO tiizer, warranted pure, unadute-
rated ground bones and its PERFECT GENU-
INENESS certified by the State Chemist For
sale in 3 Bushel Bags, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers
VIM. GRANGE & CO.,
ll9 West Lombard Street, Baltimore.
LABORATORY OF STATE CHEMIST,
No. 20 Exchange Buildings }
Baltimore, June 20, 1857,
REPORT
Of Analysis of BONE DUST for Messrs. VIM.
Grange & Co. A sample of the above, which was
left at this office for examination, was analysed
Water, SO
Organic Matter, 1927
Mineral Matter, 62.3
Containing ..-.. -..=z-
Of Phosphate of Lime, 56.3
Carbonate of Lime, SIS
Magnesia, Soda, Potash &C., 0.5
/ 623 10000
The above composition is that of GENUINE
commercial article of Bone Dust.
JAMES HIGGINS, State Chemist
CHAs. B1cKELL, DR.. Phi.
O5To avoid disappointment, orders should be
forwarded Immediately, either to
VIM. GRANGE & CO., or
LUCKETT 8. YOUNG,
jy 16-tf Baltimore, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-03
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

owe are authorized to announce WILLIAM
SIMMONS as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
IN the nrst election district au 20-tf
Mr.: WELLS: You will please announce me as
candidate for reelection to tie office of Justice of
the Peace for the second election district of
Charles county, and ohge, &c.
au 20-te JAS H. M DIJTTON
1--WE are authorized to announce ANDREW
j. NORRIS as candidate for Justice of the
Peace IN the third election district aul3
Owe are authorized to announce CHARLES
w. BARNES as candidate for Justice of the
Peace IN the second election district aus
owe are authorized to announce WIN. L.
MCDANIEL as candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the third election district iy23
Owe are authorized to announce BENZ. W.
GARDINER as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the third cleo ton district jy l6-tf
GIVE are authorized to announce JAMES L.
PADGETT as candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the fourth election district. jy9
owe are authorized to announce WARREN
w. ADAMS candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the third election district lie IL