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| OST On the Fair Grounds Yesterday
- morning, a GOLD HUNTING LEVER WATCH
Il, f. Conderny, maker. London, No 32al A I'D, ;
raj reward will be paid for same, if left at this office
&C 29-lt$
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APpoISTED.-Dr. W. W. Banks of Virginia. has
been appointed Secretary OF the Legation of the
United States in Brazil. DR.. e. has resided eight
years in Mexico, and speaks and writes the Spanish
language with the facility of an educated native
He was former U. S. Consul mt Aguas, Calcutes
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I OST.-Wednesday morning, at the Fair
- Grounds. my POCkET-B0OK, containing a
Check for S'0 on the Bank of the Valley at staun-
ton. Payment has been stopped. The finder will
please return il 10 this office.
o. HENRY CITTIJNGGWnpTu
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So TILE. Co. make the best of Portraits for 50
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CONVICTED OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT NoTEs.-Wm
P. Walker, formerly Of Tazewell county, was SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary of Virginia, last week.
by the Circuit County of Boone county, Va, for a
term of three years, for passing counterfeit money
He was found with seven or eight hundred dollars
in base Bank Notes secreted in small pocket in
his coat, upon the back Of his neck.
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| o T.-At the Petersburg depot, on
TIL ESDAl night. a PORT NOMINATE. contain.
ming about FORTY DOLLARS, two Ten Dollar Kill.
op the Bank of Nirg mia. Five Dollar bill on the
fhnticello Bank and fifteen dollars in gold. | will
pay Slo for its delivery at this office
q 2l-3t$ NJ Inpn.N
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OY TIE GOVERNOR VIRGINIA.

6iison u stewart Is about 81 years cid > feet .
or 10 inches high, Of rather slender appearauee hair
dsrk and black. rehead high complexion rather
PAT anu slightly irsckled, lips thn compressed and
tothe mouth the APPEARANCE Of having the front
~
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afE- Strangers shouli not leave town without in
vestinS a. f;w dollars at the great Steam Gallery Is.
Main street, TYLER & Ce Artists.
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o. TYLER Co.'S beautiful Portraits See the.
az 1879 Main st.
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Rg NOTICE ALI persons entitled

n8 EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
S.LE-Sight Funds on Philadelphia. Brqure at this
office. ocE3-lL~
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~ THE GIFT Book SALE, No. no Main street.
is still open That it is economical plan which to
levy, question. 1t is xcellnt Plan to fur
nish a library, and presents many other common
dable features. In the Gift Book Sale there is no
loss, but an absolute gain in every case. 1t
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/ OST-On Monday evening. the 26th

| U0I-Uh MOhuay evening, The 10Th
- inst. at the American Hotel my POCK EFT BOOK
containing THIRTY ODD DOLLARS, i'll notes and
specie, and one Bond executed to Thomas w Jones
and signed by Nath'l X Hobson and Thomas Cock
of CsI1pben county, Va. and Negotiable Note
signed by .Ino. VIM. Buckner. Esq. pal able TO W Il
Smith and endorsed by him, for S204 and = cents
and some other papers not recollected. The finder
is welcome to the money. if he will return the pa
pers to me- care of Stokes& Rives, through the p
o., or any other way. The public are cautioned
against trading for any of the above mentioned
Notes. oc 2S-2t G. CLARK
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DIsrREssiNG OCcuRRENcs.-A little daughter of
Mr. Jackson Gearhart, Of Augusta Co. Va, was
burnt to death one day last week. She was about
six wears Of age and being in the house with
raj younger children, her clothes caught fire. IA
she was STOPPING before the fireplace. The chill
dren ran off to give the alarm, and when assistance
the little girl found lying in the yard, her
clothing entirely consumed and her body burnt to
a crisp. She died in a very short time.
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N2- ANOTHER CASE of those French Boots, Shoes
and Caters, Just received. at ALEX. HILLS
&C 2S-6t Importing House, i27 Main street.
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~ TYLER & Co. make the best of Portraits for so
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&C. Go only to TYLER Co.'S Gallery for Portraits
20 Artists employed.
re- TYLER Co. make the best Of Portraits for s.
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Thinxs IN Peterahurg.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pisrArcH.l
prrrnsn,na. OFT 2Sih.


pKrEasBuRs, Oct. 18th.
The weather has been of such decidedly ridi-
culous character for some days past, that only an
item or two Of have been able to escape nom
obscurity, and quid nunes have hecu put TO their
trumps in the matter Of lodging the rain aud
catching the sunshine, while going through the
various Interesting eyolutious Of pursuit.
A blacksmith shop below the old market, be-
longing to Mr.. Thos. Is. kershaw. was destroyed by
fire last night, involving loss to the owner Of
$l,50o. Several gentlemen have to-day kindly
opened and circulated a subscription list for the
benefit of the worthy and Woodworking loser.
Jeremy Dddlet escaped from this city last
night after practising some exceedingly impudent
tricks on his landlord. Mr.. ID. NJ. Robertson who
keeps boarding house on Bollingbrook street. lie
called himself esley Barnes, and came to the city
month ago under pretence of commencing BUSH
ness in the city. Upon being called on subsequent
ly for the settlement of his board BILL he produced
forged check purportins to have been drawn by
c. Noey, of Weldon, the Exchange Bank.
His trunks seized yesterday, but not wish
ing to suffer that liberty to be taken with his
clothes, he procured some Geographic paper and
wrote bogus dispatch. dated Norfolk, and signed
Ephram Barnes begging Mr.. Robertson to give up
the goods, and promising TO settle . his sons at
fairs upon draft. This ruse being detected through
the agency Of the operator, he thought proper 10
decamp. and so cut ont last night, leaving very
interesting wife b, hi
Katie ksteIle's Varieties attract large audiences
at Phoenix Hall. The performances aIe crejitable-
some decidedly admirable. ARIEL.
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PY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
Hy !hoUOYernOr
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.

Meriwether F. Day is about feet inches high,
dark hair keeps his beard close shaved which is in
clined to be sandy colored he has roman nose:
rather IA dowpcast look; speaks quick, when spoken
To- and weighs abont 40 pounds. lie rails in
Hanover county and married in Caroline, where he
has wife now living oc g}-sw3w
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Ftf 81 Richmond, OctbT Z8--Eigh WdttT IZ1z 0cIr.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdss and passengers Ii. L. Tuttle
schr. Fannie Currie Rogers, Boston, mdse, D.
W. CHrrie
schr Nelly D., shropshire. coal, Stamford. Conn.
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T OST-YesterdaY morning. Al the Denot

| UoI-1 esteruay morning, at the Depot
IL of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, or somewhere the street. a POCKET
BOOk, containing two Notes-one twenty dellar
note on Bank of Virginia, and one ten dollar note
bank not recollected; one $3.50 gold piece; one ST
gold piece; about 81 in silver: an order on John L.
thompson for SEQ; note of VIM. A. Moncure for
n55-besides some other papers, not recollected-
me book also contained one plain gold ring suit
ahle reward will be given FOR the return of the
Pocket Book and contents ut this office &c 2S-st
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| OST-A Red Back MEMORANDUM
H., Boh, containing some Notes and Memoran- !
n n IN ~ aud list Of Bonds due me, which can
pe OF no use TO any else liberal reward will
De paid for Its return to this Office
Tor said Bonds I'M rig 10 y s nncT nn"i"s
Hen MEADOW Oct a0tb ~ ~ o s, Err.
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MARINE INTRLnIoHNCE.


Rrt Of Richmond, octb'r 2s--Hgh Water 121s ocP'
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ooT OK MISLAID-CERTIFIcA No.
Fra -, 70 Is; A. Williams, for four shares Richmond
10 ,ha Is inserted with tho view Of applying
ene association for another certificate. In the
ro. s,,c one lost &C Its
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FOR NEW YORK.-The
! SE1-es<sS ROANOKE. Capt. SKINNER, will re
Ss-Lx.1E1S ceive Fl eight during the day OF FIR IL
fsySyIs 49, DAY and leave her wharf at Rock
| etts SATURDAY morning, att o'clock.
Passengtr either get on board here, or leave
here by the Pet rsburg cars at O'Clock, T. NJ SA-
TURDtY and get on board at City Point.
Tickets and Berths secured at onr Office south side
of Basin. LCDLAM WATSON.
HA
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DON'T MlSTAKETHE PLACE. No. Is

M Ec, NC.--UO0u, new style
Ava Mouseines lS34c. per yard: French all Wool
new patterns, do at 80 per cent less than they cost
in September; Bayadrro Striped POpns and other
cheap Dress Goods Plaid Merinoes: French Meri-
noes Plain Mouse!ines Payadere Striped Silks, SC:
all for sale low similar Goods BE- bought in
Richmond. CHlLRS & CHENERY
&C ~ l73 Bread street
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= =
WANTS.
NANTED-By young lady, who has

W had some experience in teaching a situation
in family 10 teach the common and higher EN-
Good references can be given il required Address
VI. g r.. care of Capt. j. Is. Strong Cabelrs Mill p
o., Nelson County Va. ~, 2S-3ia
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w ANIED-Two competent Workmen
" in tin and sheet iron. TO whom good wages will
De given. napplication be made Immediately at the
GOvernor Street Stove Store.
Ats GEORGE STARRETsr
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WANTED-To purchase, 1000 cords Of
good STAVE TIMBER, on the stump, either
oy she cord or acre. IL must DO either on the Canal
% Mver, OF convenient 10 soe Of the Railroads lead
Jug into Richmond. Apply at the Richmond bar
TEL FACTORY. corner Byrd and nth sta Aull-ss
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A<-Just received at 2 cents each, Maggy by my
Side Annie Laurc: Willie. we have missed you
Mary Ain; Twinlsling Stars; Rosalie, Prairie
That so Grave OF Uncle True; Red white aud blue;
Root Hog or Die; Hard Time. Kitty Glide; Hazel
Dell; OCH Paddy i is Yourself Song Books. Playing
by JOHN J. RICHARDSON,
DC 2Q-ItA Corner 18th and Cary streeta
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1T FO r PHILADELPHIA Ii e
- superior fast sailing schooner GEokuE
HENRY Smith, master. having the greater portion
of her cargo engaged and going on board will have
Dispatch For remainder of cargo, apply to
y Oh ~ " n COIOUITT L co.
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WANTED.-A situation as Clerk, by a

young man rom the country, who unders tants
book Keeping. Salary not so much object az en-
ploy nent Address A. 8. Broad Street Hotel Rich
mOnd, Va. oc T-stt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
OBIT AIRY,

Died, on the Sd instant, in this county, at her
daughters, Mrs. Aeu1LA Turner, Mrs CATHA-
RlNE TURNER, in the 18th year of her age
This good lady was noted for her historical, hor-
ticultural botanical, and all other practical fem-
nine requirements. And her life from maturity
tudes, was guided and sustained by her supreme
devotion to Cod For the last several years she
has lived at times with each of her children, aid
ing and sustaining them as best she could, ever
reminding them of this probationary state, and
that their chief duty was to God. And thus she
passed through her chequered life, armed in the
faith of God and defended by the armour of Hea-
ven, and thus too she died, realizing her home be-
yond the skies where trial and death never come.
Died. at his lafe residence in Piscataway Dis
trict, Prince Georges county, on Sunday, the 5th
instant, Mr.. JAMES E. GWYNN, youngest son
of the late Col THOMAS B. GwYNN, Of that coun-
ty, in the 22d year of his age.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

The FIVE POINTS. The following para
graph from the New York Express gives an
idea of the fearful accretion of vice and squal-
lor in the field of labor occupied by the Five
Points Mission:
Gin attending to his duties recently, Mr..
Pease found dying woman in foul apart
ment in Cow Bay, occupied, also, by eight
other women and one man, all drunken and
debase and infamous in the last extreme.
In the upper end of the same pestilent court
or close were found, in fifteen rooms, twen-
ty-three families, making an aggregate of
one hundred and seventy nine persons, or
twelve to room! In five of these fifteen
rooms, intoxicating liquors were kept for
sale! Indescribable filth, privations, dis
ease and indecency reigned through them
all. Yet seventeen children from these
rooms attends the schools of the House of
Industry In eleven other rooms ardent
spirits are sold. In one of the garrets lived
two negroes with eleven abandoned white
women. In twelve other rooms were found
twenty -four families, consisting of one hun
dred and twenty persons. Here were
two blind women, two just past the peril of
child birth, and seventy-one were children,
only eight of whom attended any school.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
FARM FOR SALE.

HAVING determined to move South, offer
LII for sale the Farm on which now reside, ly-
ing in Piccawaxen, Charles county, Maryland
and containing
800 ACRES,
more or less. The land is well adapted to the
growth of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco, and two
thirds of it is cleared and in cultivation, and the
balance in wood--principaliy of Cedar. Pine and
Oak, but mostly of Cedar and Pine. 1t is enclosed
by good and substantial fencing, mostly of Cedar.
The facilities of navigation are convenient-the
usual shipping point. Ledlow's Ferry, not being
over two miles distant, and the steamboat landing
at Pope's Creek little over three. The improve
e. ments consist of comfortable Dwell
finn LING HOUSE, three good QUAR-
l..lm TIERS for servants, two convenient and
substantial BARNS, STABLE, SC. ss ,st.S
If the above Farm is not sold by the 10th day Of
SEPTEMBER next, will on that day offer it at
Public Sale, at Aliens Fresh, at P. M.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half of the purchase mo-
ney will be required in cash on the day of sale,
and credit of one and two years on the remain
der, the purchaser giving his note therefor with
approved security, bearing interest from the lst
day Of January, 1858.
~ 3O-tf VIM BRUCE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
300 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY, on the goth instant, my Negro
IL Man Henry, who calls himself HENRY
~ CHAPMAN. He is about Is years of age;
40 about feet II inches high; his complexion
"a of dark chestnut color; has rather grum
Nv countenance, and hangs his head slightly
- when walking. He has several marks on
one side of his neck, caused by scrofulous disease;
and one of the fingers of his left hand is stiff and
bent at the first joint. Henry can read and write
and may attempt to forge pass. At the time he
ran off he was hired by Mr.. John Wise as a car
+ enter. will give $50 for the apprehension of
said Negro, if taken in Charles county and secur-
ed in Jail; 500 if taken out of the county and
secured in Jail, SO that get him again.
VIM. w. COX,
near Port Tobacco, Charles Co., Md.
July 80, 1S57-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

nfWM. B. RICHARDS Jr. dealer in French
Bonnets, Flats, Gypsies, Flowers and Millinery
Goods generally. Also, American Millinery, Rib
bons, Dress Trimmings Buttons, Laces and Edg-
ing. French Work, Fancy Working Materials,
Combs, Brushes, Perfumeries, Sewing Materials,
Hosiery, Mitts, Fans, Work Boxes, Writing Desks,
and Fancy Goods generally,
No. ITO King Street,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Bonnets made to order. Orders filled punctu-
ally and satisfaction invariably guaranteed.
feb 26-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

MuRDER.-Last week, murder was
committed in the county of Fayette. Va,
by Mathew Kincaid. on the body of his
daughter, who had just arrived at woman's
estate. The miserable man is now in Fay
cite jail for trial! His violent temper could
not be restrained towards his daughter in
the discharge Of q domestic duty, and whilst
kneading dough for bread, struck her on
the back Of the neck, with broom, killing
her instantly. Z .-s-~..s- -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

aWoopLANp CREAM''-.4 Ponade for beautity-
ing the Hair-highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price.
For dressing Ladies Hair 1t has equal, giving
it bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gentle
men 8 Hair to curl in the most natural Manner
1t removes dandruf, always giving the Hair the
appearance of being fresh sbampooed. Price on
" fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & CO., Proprietors of the
s'Balsam of a Thousand Fo,oers. y
For sale by all Druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
FOR RENT.

EOR 1858, the DWELLING part of the Dwell
IL ling House, and the Lot, ON the Warehouse
point, at present occupied by Captain Lewis.
Also, the DWELLING HOUSE and LOT at
present occupied by Mr.. Morrow, near the Ware
house.
Also, the LUMBER YARD at the Warehouse.
at present occupied by Messrs. Ferguson s. Bate
man. H. A. NEALE,
iy 30z6t Port Tobacco
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

How TO DESTROY THE CH1NcH BUa.-
We published last week communication
from a Virginiu paper recommending, as a
remedy against til. rayages,of this destruc-
tive insect, the use of scotch snuff. This
remedy has been used by some persons in
this .neighborhood and found efectual.-
We now select the following communication,
from the Alexandria Gazette, which recon-
mends the use Of soap suds for the same
purpose:
Knowing your kind feelings towards my
self, and my fellow-farmers, I hope you
will think well enough of an experiment,
that [ have made. to give it publicity in
your widely spread paper. While cutting
my wheat, I observed my field filled Cap
parently) with Chinch Bugs. They were
so numerous that I apprehended the fate of
my Corn, in field just across the road
You may rest assured, had the army of bugs
from the Wheat field, gone promisculously
into my Corn field and been allowed to re-
main undisturbed, could not possibly have
raised barrel per acre. About two days
after cut my Wheat, they took up the line
of march for the Corn. They settled upon
the Corn stocks, on the edge of the field, in
myriads I then commenced applying
Soar SUBS, by pouring it on and around the
Corn. I assure you never saw anything
act with such effect Be careful not to pour
the suds in the bud Of the Corn, as it will
destroy it. told my remedy to several of
my neighbors, who have been equally as
successful as myself.
Your friend, YORKSHIRE.
Prince William county, Va., July %.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

PRINCE GEoRGE's COUNTY AFFA1Rs.-The
'"The Democratic and Anti-Know Nothing
voters of this county met in Convention at
Upper Marlboro, on the 18th inst, for the
purpose of electing delegates to represent
the county in the State and Congressional
Conventions, and of adopting plan for the
subsequent formation of local ticket.
Gen. William D. Bowie, DR.. John Dare,
DR.. A. S. Magruder and Isaac Scaggs, Esq,
were appointed delegates to the Congress
sional Convention, and Messrs. Joseph NJ
Parker, Edward w. Belt, John Contee and
John H. T. Magruder delegates to the State
Convention.
A ''Plan of Action in reference to the
formation Of local ticket was adopted,
which among other things recommends the
holding of district meetings to send delegates
to meet in Upper Marlboro, on the 18th of
September, and nominate candidates for the
Senate, House of Delegates, Clerk, Regis
ter, Sheriff, Commissioners of Tax and
County Surveyor.
| Resolutions were passed warmly approx
ouC COuISc VI IlOl. 1uOuldS L DOWl6,
our late representative in Congress, and in
STRUGGLING the delegates to present his name
to the Convention at Bladensburg on behalf
of the people of Prince Georges.
| The Aduocote states that Rev. A. F. N:
Rolfe, Rector of Trinity EpiscopaD Church,
in Upper Marlborpssgill sail about the first
tof August for England, his native country.
The Vestry lately rendered him leave of alb
sence to make his trip, and many of his
congregation have, we are pleased to learn,
facilitated his wishes in still more substan-
tiaz manner. He will be absent between
two and three months, and will carry with
him the best and kindest wishes of his nu-
merous friends in this region.
The Gazette says:
Fre-An hacendiary.-A tobacco house
on Mr.. Charles Hills plantation, a few
miles from this village, was burned on Sa-
turday night. There was in it a tobacco
prize, which was destroyed A negro man
belonging to DR.. Benz. Lee was apprehend-
ed on Sunday, charged with having set fire
to the building.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
RALLY, WHIGS.

4 LII who are in favor Of recognizing the Old
n Wing Party, in this Congressional District,
are requested to meet in Primary Meetings, at their
usual places of holding elections, on SATURDAY,
August the 18th, at O'Clock, P. M. to elect FIVE
DELEGATES to meet in County Convention at
the county towns on Saturday, the 22d August, at
l o'clock, A. M TO send delegates according to
county representation to Bladensburg Satur-
day, the 29th August, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, to
nominate candidate for Congress
AN OLD LINE WING.
Julv 20 1S57-fm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

The report that tho military expedition to
Utah has been postponed is unfounded. -
Orders have been issued for the recall of
Col. Summers command from the Cheyenne
expedition, consisting of the First cavalry,
Second dragons and Sixth infantry, togeth-
er with the company of Light artillery now
at Fort Smelling. They will repair forth
with to Fort Leavenworth or Laramie, pre-
paratory to their march for Great Salt Lake
City "
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
FOR SALE, OR RENT.

4 BOUT 400 acres of the well. known estate
II "Myrtle Grove for sale in the whole or in
lots to suit purchasers, on reasonable terms; or
would be rented to good tenant on shares.
Also. good MANAGER WANTED for the
year 1858. Apply to me on the estate, near Port
Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland.
jy 30-8w F.: s. KEY.
[Marl. Gazette and St. Mary's. Beacon, each
insert six times
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
AN OVERSEER WANTED.

! WISH TO employ an Overseer for the ensuing
L year Q858), on the Farm of Miss Elizabeth
Ford. on which she now resides, near Duf6eld
Post Office, Charles county, Md. To sober in
dustrious man of experience, in the management
of large Farm, liberal wages will be given,
Good references as to character qualifications, &c.
requred-and none need apply who cannot give
them to fill so responsible situation. An early
application is solicited.
JOHN FORD.
Poplar Hill, July 30, l857-3m