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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-01-28

Bal. SI6IS 81

About $3.50 more have been paid for
Premiums in 1856, than in 1855 The
expense is attributable, in good do
gree, to the favorable terms offered By
Mr.. l.. G. Drew, aud other gentlemen of
Burlington for holding the Fair at that
place, and the strict fidelity of those
gentlemen 10 their engagements.
EDWARD SEYMOUR, Treas.
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For he Register.
vt. State Agricultural Society.

Rcport of Treasurer, Jan. /, 1857.
Edward Seymour, Treasurer, in &C.
count with Vermont State Agricultural
Society.
January !. DR..
To balance in Treasury,as per
Report, Jan. Q, 1856, 1854 %
To Amount received from
members and admissions ct
last Fair, 5l70 90
Interest account-amount &C
crued up to Jan /, 1857, ll3 Is
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-01-28

Officers of Washington En- CINE Co.,
Middlebury for 1857.
Captain, Jason Davenport,
LIST Lieut.. Justus Cobb,
I'd Heman Langwortby.
Sd. A. d. Stearns.
4th. Harry Langworihy,
Secty. & Treas Jas NJ. Slade.
LIST. Hose Man, G. G. Huntington,
"a. " J. II. Simmons,
81. +. r. Clay,
4'h. " S. NJ; Taylor.
Fire WardenS for Tie Village of Mid
dIe6avy, far 1857
The Trustees of this Village have APP
pointed Os fire wardens for the year 1857;
Ira Allen, j s. Bushnell d Piper,
Myron Langworthy, z Bass, W. P:
Russell, w. II. Hand, D. S. Church,
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Village officers,

At The annual meeting of the Village
of Middlcbury, Jan 18th, 1857, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen, for the year
ensuing
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rouNrw, u.DE uHoGiE---i.c ..i'"'

mi. morning third supply Of Virginia uadf ah'hh""hs
- 4.i,e5 tIous aud Taataries Can and see them
~ W /. l.. AIM1S1EAn,
under Telegraph Office.
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsr.

Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking last
fall In small sores, which gradually extended tie
read including both cars which much eaten 10y tho
fear that both would drop of
tried all of advertised aud duuesr remedies without
good results thon procured aud applied ltp 1t RI
OIL 1t began get bCrr; the bottle r ku and nf
piled gals tit again began Ny elder daugh
said, PA 10 get ct that TarfDu. sisters heal
looked much better hen Won used Ii w got another
bottle, and her head nearly well THIS agra
case and took halt hour every day wash ana 20
very offensive. one more bottle feel assured will cure
her entirely, there bu little the d.sp.e rviualuing
You entitled hs for the benefit others
great pleasure IN giving sou this certificate
Respectfully. b. T. CHALK.
To npv A 10
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These vessels Of the drs class, built in the city o Bal
tnote expressly for I- trde aud nNr superior
dat0ns for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains we'll qualified Tor the trade and Who will spnr
eNcron to accommodate Ihe5 VIII be towod up aud down
The by stoan and may be relied IA sail promptly
Ncrti2cd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
Will ind ii 10 then interest to ship by this line as freight will
always b" tkcu rs low as by other line Of Packets md
eHorS effort will he made by The agents ia Richmond AND
&o York IL give satisfaction Insurance be effected IN
tic Richmond Fire Association by tins line AT cent
We respectfully ask aud hope 10 suecccd IN obtaining tuh
share Of patronage.
shipped by this line York viii be forwarded
free commission New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston.
Yaunah any other southern Northern port.
The vessels viii lie in Richmond Ia tie Dock, In %cw York
at Berth No. J. toheo llousc Slip, foot nt " all Street
DAVID q NM. q EItlE, Rennoud, ,,,.
G. II. pIEItSDN. \. y ''h'''''
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Respectfully. J. /. EoNDt RANT


tHTSIIIIlTID NNfT INti, T-lh
Messrs D0ro Co-IIayue used your Tut on sud finding
lite be such fac medicine tia dse 500 thai yea
should know H. NJ dau Ehier a.ant fell ol the
rocker of chair and and bruised hai thh uu,Ht
Of boil aud he very had it
laneed by physician. but that did relieve Il became
running aud continued for ugariy iva tried
every medicine could hear with unr f,c' until in
duced bottle furf Duatt,r using bottle
AID ahalfit entirely healed lhave usr Tor other
and found the benefit You ri liberty
this as think proper .. CIAIkLN.
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possible
In.

SO prizes, amounting 10 -, ... ef's'""
please address all orders fickeis the magnificent
scheme te I II Ht'BBARp 4 co.
No j. Favpttt 81. or Bux NO 10.
Balilmure. Maryland
r II UuBnsun & CO are authorized Agents Hll all
orders for Tickets IN ihe Mary land Latttries
80 H. ,Alaul FRANCE 4 60
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

Once al the -. ~. 9suiIrond To-,
IF1tH-HtHG. sept -, IsdG.
WINTER >GBssD1 I'LL nc II
w On ard aiicr y cdarsdeg tbc lst II ~ .EsSa.
tl4y 70 October. the Mai aud Passenger
I.a will Petersburg daily Sundays csrepted)
s,cosk a NJ. al urkctiio Junctioa5 L. N, and at
I.,uchburp at4 30 J.. NJ.
Leave LyuehhurR 30 O'clock NJ Arrive at Burke
VII, Junction. y NJ. aud At Petersburg at3P II.
G.. d AII.SUP.
It's Superintendent.
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,rM.n>,EnN.-rhc .nac,-ixnra I'm,

NEN GkN.-Ebe ubdct.tgued bat
~ Ing themselves together under the
t. 4 stye OF Thurman Dirwdde Tor the purpose
49, the Jew rs business. Ia It's various branches
respectfully Inform their friends aud The public
H that H. keep hand Gold and Silver
yer Anchor rpnr Watches Breast Pins, Finger Rings
fafrtugs Blseses Gold Guards and Fob Chains Zeal KEYS
silver seaauff all aud ,ari.y Of other articles
d.sus ga frutt al II which viii sell - low can BE-
nst IN the satc All ark a gall the lsblIe
shat say true. JosllH THURMAN,
JAMES DISWIDDfE.
- WataHz aud Jew riry Repsii 10 al short notice
reasonable Old gold and SILVER taken in exchange
rsN work !. -
ian
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"a tssEHN EAEON.-5O si,d.. prime Shout.
w degs at IoW rates IHoS. BRANCHN SONS.
l. t,r4f
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SE Clothing aud furnishing Goods iu Nam street h'H
mnnd Va. lri6 Fall $40 K le.h
In calling 10 the Sock o. Goods Introduced by the
il perhaps would bc well To notice tic itc Il our
rapidly increasing with all sections of the : ate during
he tio " h, located in richmond And as an nitro
u- medium hi winch 10 make ourselves known expecting q"
couHse examination ali parties E" Judge tor thcu
selves az, To particular merits being perfectly satisfied thar
t.tfl,tuneIs nutois aud Judgment must he consulted
receiving Fail STOCK and assure purchasers
a every ding IN the WV of Gents Wearing ApIard VIII
,esc and the assorted lues VIII at all times lac
a utha each CUSTOMERS wants viii Doc supplied
Having every facility iar the proper prosecution o ON bust
or t4tkc te bct aren't Ia our customers aud
.ttif, satisfactory During the last have 1T
mp Expressly Tor Gents Furnishing t""ls where
customers may find every thng pertanlngo that department
fhr CNine Department guarantee the Stock to
pplet IN out Of durability Fit and StNls because We
make oIrrlvts and have no hesitation IA SAYING
r ,a- sal. be- found tpual To- the order work in the
r,nurv Watching the VatunS changes ot Fashion pWues
may finding the latest cut aud mako N - re-
their ,ti"n aud approval 'Hl Is solicited by
GROS1IONG q II PMAN.
- NJ II. Lmnnl. "
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lnnELRY. WATCHES. &c.

rpfaRE.A.-Jh. s.aiir- emu md at ~ "sG.-
u IIAA~ 4 SINS the nnrst and INST beautiful e.
a,= offered In TIM ttaFk II. together
some sr u ,ef ataau. Me- and Pearl. Cameo aud
reaf4 tafal te most beautiful description Alse some
rt hpa Mourning Sesand Mourning Sets of
fea opened aud would be glad to show
- Ala. saFrrs af he boa fuI Cali scand be
pife lot II silver ,iobleis Mugs Mustard Cups Salt
staudu Sapku Rings Spoons Of description thrcns
Toys sc Just received, and which ihey "hef cheap.
I.Ar
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ItESIINE -sBHEH.-wr beg TO snII the n,-
teuiian Of iorsakr pes aud others IN want of Silver
large stock Ut Tea Dessert aud Table Spoons
aud Iale Turks Casters. tiubiets. Mugs Cream Pot
Bowls Cream Gravy and soup Ladies' Napkin Ring
~tauas Mustard Cups MuSnfd sugar aud salt Spoai-
cake 70 and Fish knives. Peklf Knives aud forRs
Nut rieis sugar longs Spoon tnpS a., a.. All slYfr
sold ly warrant Ia be 81 HE ba qHdiy II
lsuadc Is prossiy Tor WILLIAMS Il son
Jan i1ts
4EvGIRA IN sIsE-.-Ihs Ladies', by eni-
~ ling store. The hprsa stock Of Pearl Cameo
lsfoutae aud Roman Mosaic alir aud coered Lava Gold
and MourinR 1owefy offered u this market
sles many Other Articles IT JtWerS entirely new
dee l2ts WILLIAMS 4 son.
UNNgRt WEEK BRINGS SOMETHING.
81 AEW. sILNEBIHoRN y CLIFF, have had another
addition 10 their stock OF Jewcry during tho past week
AIMING etIorEaf} rrfy aud coed things viii be found
elegant Coral something IN the Jrtt
equal thing ld during the last quarter Of century for
quality Il always gives pleasure To receive to show aud
- asU such g9ed- = those referred 10 above.
W With irirnds and Tn public generally TO understand
tHrg good and ruaha Jeelry they alway4 find
IA ~IKeflhau ttt Goods that laak wen at the begin
mug aud goods HAT don't grow wgr,c iqr being kept
Republican copy lmar ITS
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3 I>~EHp OsL. WsuTE ZINC AC-,sn.l 10

hand good supple It ltn>oca oil White Zinc, Mlitc
Lead, Naru.sh brushes colours Nc. A. Tor safe 10y
st~ JOHN II. SlAA, Druggist
A Ni>1E fOHt NORB..-t WnuI immediately
u 5oU pounds washed Noo fer winch vii pay the high
market price tas Bonslrks iinsep aud
servants Wear a. RGCkER
IA
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nge sleigh ride this winter past discovered horse
and the skin off place large hand
traces rubbing ON the inside Of the theh applied your
Turf Oil ard in day Two he we'll. Another
A mule which working my dray became unable ID
walk On eSanioing his foot discovered nail
inches long up to the head My driver and the
he would h good for uohin- drew the nail
piece OF lint and your Turf OH and him
and from that he has lost hour
/ also horse badly snagecd outside
his thigh places dccp
inches wide from which he stiff day Your
Gil applied audit brought them entirely sound II
truly the greatest lies for have
known lived drug years l5c
this you think proper Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove a CO. j II. WEISIGER.
For sale by STROTiER & WHITEHEAD,
10 dom Lynchhute.
- AA New and Beautiful Design FOR Nonu-
eDSFND ments. ToHbs Head Stones Tablets Persons
of description Marble Wok, would do well
call and Works. the different designs have Just
eevoA of which inn ported from London.
and entirely am prepared and have made
ments orders of extent the most
comadan Of the best materials and at the shortest
VIII be pleased show the Designs at my office, will
cal II ie essree Of those wishing to them Call on
address JOHN GADDESS.
mar ~ Is I.ynchbuTR Marble Works.
Blssss SALAD OIL, jM.t received.
u teb gid cts STABLER a. JONES.
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BIG ISLAND HediuId county, Va. NnN. l. irHl.
Messs Dort CJ-Gerilemous- used ahapteue fourth III
bottle of Turf Oh upon the back otay horse the
back almost entirely plac" large
hand and this single application 4 only applied it cured
entirely aud permanently really surprised nj the
quckness ofits curative properties and think moro prompt
and efieacious than anything OF thu KIND aud
urposes
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11,n,E rtuE ouG rou oi.n nou.s %,

VuNRtE TIRE SsI EGx OLD AONt- 0t
u EVERY DESCRIPTION ON Man OK BEANl
WARRANTED 10 CuHt, ANp NO nANGtt tHoN tNrosru II
COLD. Prize - cents pee bottle
EHtrtd according I Of Congress ~ NJ tfbs tBfot d.
District for ua Eastern prG ef I0gaad b8 BOt
d CO, Richmond. - 80
READ 1HE fulIOWl&H.
Come pamphlt and read enf oeffhrates
performed by the Turf O. ,ertth{tau lruih q
respectable and respected rleHs and mnny oihc
here whom refer and tauHat doubt IFS value
a for one Of 1t IA ,urlb pound
other known Try ii and yan viii be satisfied Of Wha
TRUE TuRF ott,-load the following, and eowe to on,
and viii tell you Of many others Who have toeu
cured
RICHMOND. Ney. II. 1851
Aessrs Dorr Co Grnilemonl used portion of hof0e
Turf Oh which Won very kindly presented me with
aui take pleasure In ing that found ch'cuat IN r.
eruption oi The kNin for which had hccu lrArstd
for sovoTsi by rhysC without receiving r
least benefit ais, ended Tito friend IT mime WIN
months had been annoyed by similar eruption u
iae skin and he informed short tina, tie
OF one botie he had baen entirely cured
Respectfully, L y. ilFINitU.
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V ~ aud Isenu,itmI sst-co,c.y AZ ~. TAN
" NIX ls"eJ1pt.c farua, Gallery Nam Street =
9"'s it''3 Bfuae Street luehbug, VA 4 0oo Era "a q"
H.ts'tI st'' h'oat Improvement on the "Ambr"ly" IA
'gN' felwesou Eiiss tinted aud in cel'rs surprising
haHN Hnahty artistic effect aud life like expression, AM
NiNet Portraits an Miniatures before drawn by penvI
1T ,is.Hf
Ia hu'Hess renndness depth of light and shade and rich
Nos 81 'aet' Rtp wonderful Th'y whont the glare
i i#' b-7fHH" can be seen any light, and rieht and
Hvi. showing two N4rN>u the face.
teN can u taken ia dull and cloudy weather as well as ia
without deiay.
lie hs 81 returned from the North every improve
mem IN the ant and Inns paired and hurd NJ his Gallery "a
new and beautiful STYLE and would be pleased to wait en all
who may favor him with call Photographs pt,or colorcd
IN riI "a water. n TIE finest H. sic ui the
lAEht"eaiAt's. INntiur~, urawinHs. &c, copied. Out
@ 3hu Nhuttesr Cd deceased persons taken al the
shortest uot4eg.
fH#it har-,s Moderate, and dkenessvs arautod 70
please NtoeN iaf sale aud u,lruo lion IN the art
oaiaIS :. y TANNER
SE meut-
English ue ttas Timothy Orchard and Evergreen grass
S''as ~! OF pno quality, which Will Sell lcw to close
lah"ts LEE JOHNSON 4 co.
IL AhE tOBEOS.-Jusi received u large lot
mar BITS FRANKTIN A. RRO
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.aEkCHANDIsE, &c.
n>oIIn.EoRn Gree.r nna eenmI..i.

u>o IgSsEORD, Grocer ana ssuin'i --i"i
% MERCHANT. MAS STEH4r l. Aeuht he iiA nus iszt
returned the Northern Cities have now On h'nh an
reVinr every DAY. the largest and me desirable sio' = "t'
as and liquors htfare offered by % my aa ca"
tfp.fs public Ny stock eensisis ~ ete ~
del, usually ket the Grocery line feel no hestsh ID
s Ipq that vi sell goods cheap cheaper than any
honxs iynrhbnrR Warrant every article thai '' - -
ttre sale nothing but tn very sl
Nv motto is anies small profits IN every instance
Al Kinds country produce taken exchange Tor goods a. 'sh
srF
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4 t.DtEH sEGD.-ioo ssn~ae!- prtu,r sio,rr
" Seed Tor sale HOS BRANCH X Sons.
I,t,-F
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hAsA AsuzieI~ Prime Wi,iic 81 Icud Cora,
sVOV orsalsby fIOs BRANCH i Sons.
jan lu1s Petersburg
Wvihesillc r cgrar and Abingdon Democrat poe, -.
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NEW YORK PAGkEGS5-1his u,s, lnlur an 4 i -
inc is composed OF the follow ing vessels, ami sHia
5u Nv fefk every three day. AL ows4d the ely
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tNmNsm G.mnne snnDe.-A lnrgc aud c1

I1nslV ass0IInrnI u G1Iden N,ods OIfl II IUc u,u
n Itafy uaai,d this market, Beams F,a, tautago-
Rasbes Turnifs Bert-, Lettuce Ar all irran,d flesh
gctnIInr, Tor sale by joins II SENN,
g. llruLlst
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v
a t lin. H4k NriVes fp Ladies t,"tkH and B@gu'a
WY superior arLr,. 1 Nanane II yoursel''s
my ~. JOHN ABItAuAMS
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a,AlI,ud " inter sseods.-"e in'itT our Gus
TONERS AMI friends to examine our to- N'N 9''az
whsh Is neat complete aud vii compare WIN ~ @
opened ia this city ) y e'''''i'i' " w.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
BLUE DICK.

WYE would inform all who may wish to put
w mares to this YOUNG JACK that they
can now do SO by sending either to the Barn of Dr..
John Ferguson, at Cedar Hill, or to his own
Stable, at Naniemoy, these being his only two
stands this season.
He will be let to mares at his Stable, Mamie
NOV. on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays; at
Cedar Hill on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Season ending the last of June.
Tern,s-All mares insured. at $40 each. to prove
with foal In each case 50 cents to the Groom
Those who may insure mares are required TO %
punctua, otherwise they will forfeit the insurance.
JOSEPH A. GRAY,
an On A. II. CLAY VALLEY. =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CONGRESS- .-,Jno

DEATH OF MEMBER OF CONGRESS. -Jno.
G. Montgomery, Esq, Dem. member of
the Thirty-ffth Congress from the district
composed Of the counties, of Luzerne, Co.
lumbia, Montour and Wyoming, died this
morning at his residence in Danville He
is another victim of the dreadful and insidi-
Gus malady contracted at the National Ho-
tel in Washington, where he lodged at the
time of the Inauguration. Mr. Montgomery
was lawyer Of standing, and had served
with credit in the State Legislature Phil
deIphia Bulletin.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
The Cleveland Herald, in noting the pa

The Cleveland Herald, in noting the pas
sage through that city, on their way West,
of Mr.. Hasserd, s0iM has vitfe and fifteen
children, says they were noted as the finest
and neatest looking specimen of movers
ever seen. They were from Elmira, New
York. The Herald adds: 'sIn appearance
the family were rare instance of health,
intelligence, and thrift. The oldest child
was seventeen years old, and youngest was
at the breast and the mother had look Of
cheerfulness and bodily vigor that many
of our city danes Of half her years might
envy"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
A fellow in North Carolina HAVING + aa,

A fellow in North Carolina having 'teen
put in Jail for marrying thirteen wives, re-
Gently made his escape. A gentleman af-
forwards recognized him, and anxious to
secure the reward for his apprehension, in
vited him to dinner, and then slyly slipped
out in pursuit of a constable, but great was
his horror on his return to find that the cul-
prit had absconded with his own wife =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30

The CHINESE WAR.-It cannot be denied
that the Cinnamon fight bravely, and with
much more skill than they did in the opium
war, OS42. y They run theirjunks within the
range of the guns Of the English ships, and
maintain their positions with resoluteness
and desperation not surpassed in the Girl
mea Their fire works are very dangerous,
and John Bull is obliged to keep both eyes
open to save his ships from blaze. The
"Comus' had a narrow escape. The guard
boat, which had just left the ship, Observer
the fire RATS, and Immediately hailed find
ing no answer, she opened fire, which was
quickly followed by the ship, and this warn
ing caused the Chinese to fire their junks
instantly. and escape. In few moments
they were in blaze, and retaining their
way, came up heavily on the Comus, one
taking her astern and the other on the bow.
The sternmost one fortunately carried away
the spanker, boom, which accident took her
clear of the ship without giving further an
noyance; and the other, which by this time
was in furious blaze, was kept some little
distance off the ship by her fire boom, yet
heavily pressed by the strong flood tide
So soon as the stern raft was borne clear,
the chain cable forward was slipped, enabl-
ing the ship to swing round to the food,
and avoid the fire raft. which they succeed
ed in anchoring.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
NOTICE..

TO EXECUTORS AND .aDJnII.NIS TRAITORS.
ORDERED by the Orphans Court for Charles
" County, this 28th day of April, 1857, that no
credit will be allowed to Executors or Admins
traitors for claims against their Testators or In
testaes, which have not been first regularly prov
en- and passed by the Court; and that the Register
publish the above order in the ''Fimes,'
Test: #. A. SMITH,
an 3O-3t. Reg. Wills.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
Nj A r RE d,

On the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr. WILMER, MIR.
U. WALTER ROBEY and Miss MARY v.
HANCOCK-all of this county.
At Georgetown, on the 2lst inst, by Rev. Mr..
Axle, MIR. JOSlAS Fl. HANCOCK, ofthis county,
and Miss MARY M. SOTHORON, Of George
town.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr. EDITOR You will please announce GEO.
w. ROBEY candidate for Constable in the
third election district. MANY VOTERS.
ap Soft.
MR. WELLs,-Please announce Mr.. THOMAS
P. MORRISS as candidate for Road Superv-
sor for the first election district. ap 30
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

~ The Rev. Mr.. GRIFFIN, Baptist, will
preach by request at Newtown. on Sunday even
ing next. Service to commerce at half past o.
clock ap 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

yEHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Md, letters Of Administration
on tine personal estate OF EDWARD SMITH, late OF
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
AGAINST said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof to the Regis
ter of Will, on or before the 2sth day of October
next. They may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said deceased's estate.
Given under my hand, this 2Sth day of April.
1857. GEORGE w SMITH Admir-
with will annexed) of Edward Smith,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30

THE SEARCH LAW OF VIRGINIA The
Senate of Massachusetts,, on the petition of
Capt. Levi Baker and others, has adopted
a resolution appropriating $1,000 to test
the constitutionality of the search law of
Virginia. The vessel of Capt. Baker. it
will be remembered, was seized at Norfolk
last summer for having previously sailed
from that port without being searched, as
required by the law of Virginia Captain
Baker at the time, it is said, determined to
test the constitutionality of the law, and
the Senate's appropriation is intended to af-
ford him s'material aid"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30

A MAMMOTH CUNARDER. "A mail steam
er to be called the Scotia is now building
on the Clyde, to run between Liverpool and
the United States. She will be $50 feet in
length, which is so feet longer than the
Persia, at present the largest ship aaoat.
The Scotia will, it is expected, surpass in
speed the Persia, the fastest steamer in the
world