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given above southern brands 10 far d~mss 4 I'M
iess buoyans IN prices The sales embruosx sscrs fco
-four steady With tales q about $50 bsn q a %
- 10 Tor nne asd supsrnns. csvp meal vss
steady, YIN small sas - 10 sss Nee
Whssf vss hnIy held, but 10 salss Il mo~sss vsrs ~
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C0nxt CalsnaAr-ThAs Day.
SuYRnn OouKs-Ckcuik-PHal-Nos. 400, BOO, Ts,
242 2lo, 7 2o 2so Isl, ss3, ss1, See IS, 3oo eIl
Psri 2Nos TIC, le ~ $50, sss sss ios, 7so, 7si,
l80, o5O 70 $40.
surnnos OoUn.-Nos sss, 10, sss sse, sss sss, 7os,
7os, 1oA 7o7, 100, 100. no ~, 7:es 7xa - -.
GA ISL, $780, $50, 50, 27l, le2, ESQ.,
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


MONDAY. Jan. 1852. N.
The stock market slightly depressed 81 the OPEN
Ing This morning. Tns transactions we're somewhat
larger than usual but lower prices ruled for OF the
railroad stocks sold. New York Central fell Oh per
cent Hudson River, u; Harlem, Y; Reading y; hiohi
gan southern, u; cleveland and roIedo Y; Gaena sad
Chicago, NJ Erie, u. Chicago and Rock Ialasd advanced
per cent; Illinois Central L. Illinois Central bonds, ".
me Important movement 81 the board 70 day
The activity N Missouri state Ga. The sales sum up
nearly $780, 600 opening ssk seler 90 days, and clos
ing at 81 per cent, buyer 90 days The active demand
and rapid rise attributed 70 the alteration just made In
the constitution Of the State Of Missouri In regard 10
banking The clause prohibiting general banking has
been repealed and the probability that general bank
M Law viii be passed making the bonds Of tho state
basis Tor circulation The bonds closed 81 81 per cent
oash, nrmL
After the sdjournment Of the board tho following sales
q sssoks and bonds made auction, BY Albert H.
Etceiay,-
ioooo Ncvshern indiana RR, iss m. 10. 40. sox soN
1890 Mount Airy Coal % es. do........bek
81 20 sun Mutual los scrip Of lssl............ SO
% 90 Sun Mutual Inns scrip Of 1857 ........... 20
100 % Sun nusual Ins. scrip of 1868 .......... 81
70 sbs wells, Fargo Cos Express .............. SO
te 6uus head bsnk eox
. Hope Fire Insurance %. 90
wilaanssurs CITY Fire Issuraaoe os.......... 1osk
Hmeon Drnper's regular sale OF steokn I'D bonds VIII
take place marrow Tuesday 81 hak psi IL O'Clock,
q the MerchAns' EEshaass.
Albert n. rioeIay WI cell tomorrow II the nsr
cNann' Exchange, at II O'Clock, under hyposhssAton,
$500 Western vernsnt Railroad bonds.
a. the second beard there was particular change In
mixes Missouri sAse Sc Geld 70 exssn4 o. time
ssess option 81 prices current u tie FIRST board Uni.
caso ana Rock Island advanced per cent; Ia Crosse
and Mawauhic, ~ Reading declined x; Illinois Central
bonds, X The market closed steady, but not strong
Mr.. Jacob Lnue vS admitted o. . member Of the
Bcsrd Of BROKERS' to-day. by Of 7sts g. This vote
shows his strength at the Stock Exchange The I've VIC
yose< ssairss him are undoubtedly those 70 whom he has
heretofore shown the moss fsvors he was In bis seat
ths afternoon durrr The sesios OF The board ont made
no operations He viii undoubtedly be In full bsst In
ne cosrss Of sfev days
ne View Yorr Central Railroad Company have declared
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Iosei St,osoe wv A
The original deposits were, In amount sll7sl,7e2 Of
which S4.lle,le2 have been withdraw On the basis
OF these stocks six million -four hundred and eighty thou
sand eight hundred and seventy three dollars In bank
notes. outstanding, most OF which supposed
to bs In circulation The cash value Of the stocks do
posted estimated BY the Auditor 1t o. ooa 3So-sving
. margin Of slS2, ble for depreciation.
We learn that the directors Of the Pasburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company have put the whole
Of the remaining portion Of their road under contract
This section eighty two miles In length extea ding from
Plymouth to Chicago, and has been lot 70 contractors Of
energy and means who under obligations 70 Ihave
finished BY the nrst Of September, 1857.
Tho Treasurer Of Ohio In his annual report just Issued
says Of the twelve Independent banks organised that
state, under the oct 70 incorporate the estate Bank Of
Ohio and other Banks has failed 10 redeem ~ bills
and four have been unable 70 pay general credors The
aggregate circulation Of the twelve banks Sll3s lo4
and the bonds dep ,sited are 81, lbo,97b rs.
The earning Of the Michigan Central Railroad for The
second week In January were - follows
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Nrwsrscm, Jsr. ~. 1887.
Dy O. W MAS wss~rcure suildiBs 81 usnkin Aaf.
ins Vas burnt down yesterday ~ersiss
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general banning hw SIXTY one; eftssss. s'svsa have
been closed ~ protest or have voluntarily wmndnws
their elrs(nsos, leaving ny now n epsrassea me 'o
owng ~ gives The kinds q stock deposited - sscu
tee. snd their amount
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ASur-vhe sale susvsoes sssst 70 bss POT a 5s.o.
. Sc. and pearl we're Il 74e. fkc
BtsAr~rtfys- Flcuy-fhs markss vas heavy asd lsac.
tive and ~ the opsnns slss could have besa s0~cssd
without sous concesssoo m prcs. Towards sha olosa
tfere vas some more hrmns~s manifested. The sai~r
embraced about coo 600 bbs 81 about ths following
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Extreme Depravity.-It - = Sod Thing that
:sd s s ass ~
sss
they have secured sSsspy sasss
1 II Un : s:9 .1 CHI ps
$s::s
e s ae:s sss ss IL s
The k. eross package abs Is exact i.c.ns Of hs
s:a:si ~ s. ss
I, 4 S s:S
sountsrfeit.. have already stopped The sale
and ss src.dxsy Leg tSoss Who x.s sena
ri hsd:sa e.ss' nd Ne . Sss
s q 10 W. street Ho0 bye '1d Es
No. iss North second street, Phil.dslpSs .~n,r-g
N:B-An persons who sell the eeunissis! PM. yti Be
genuine have "2A Broadway" on the aide label.
81 Ses6 ''d a
q. 02 Bswefy
Mrs. Mcmahon, - Parthenia, In the Play
extra charge for secured seats.
20 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case,
%s ss :S'i RsXIIs 81 s2ssa%% Low 'A'
Ishilling Ports aitypcs, arPhotographic
portraits and views Of Niagara Falls by HOLMES. 40
broadway.
Defiance salamander safes-with Passas
pSsas. proof asa.sss sss: .,a cross bars Depot sa rs.
Robert II. PATRICK.
smithsonia. House, Broadway-HotsI Ao-
s:s On os European or Pn
White Teeth, Perfumed Breath ana Beau
b ~ s.ss i
n 81 s s r Re: ss SaSpss ont ss q
CO., Franklin square, n Y. For sale By AL drugghss.
Mrs. Eniosts Rheumatic Esnbrocation.-
For rheumssm old sprans ehilbans dsecsuons &C. for
n nee 6 q Dr.. s~ssne Of fSSsdsipSA. " "
DR.. Larue's French Confectionery. 3Oy
Broadway, open to day at O'Clock p. N.
B.sehsldor'. HAIR Dye, w,s. ..A To.p.s.,
Broadway.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs
stand unriyaled in the country Wholesale and RETAIL and
the dye privately applied ai No. Astor House.
MD's Hair Dye, shiIlings . Box, BLACK
S ns Of N. Mo- .n'' the nma's cut
F1ansipanni, an Eternal Perfume, and It's
compomds-GEO H. NIGER Co, 500 Broadway Havi.
snd's Is John street; Wells Co.. fsnkln street; Mrs.
Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure truss, at No. ~ Maiden lane. New York.
HolIoway's Ointment and Plns.-Astonish-
ns elcacous In the Of salt rbeum scrofula and all
other skin diseases They viii effect when all oher
fAil
Kemp's Worm Pastales are the nnost DELI
cious enecve and nocueus Of al vermuges working
They contain no mineral element Brsios pre-
pared by process acts simultaneously dsnfec
and invigorAnt erup-
tions and re yslrng the blood. Sold by ID 7. IANMAN&
90 wholesale druggnis 90 Walker York,
by al drugess sarsapara 81, and pAsulcs Is per
bottle.
Use only Eli w. vondcrsmith's Camphor
Ice for curing chapped hands and lips Copy right secured
Dcpo, 1853 Bowery.
Priest Piles |! Internal External, can be
entirely by using DIR. winners pile suppository.
This article 10 warranted Agent for the city 155
Bowery.
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Coughs, Hoarseness and Bronchitis
BROWNS bronchial reches when allowed 10 dissolve slow
~ the mouth have direct influence 10 the Affected parts
the sedave soothing effect the lining Of the
wndpips into The bronch anays pulmonary irritation and
gives relief coughs colds and the throat affections
70 which public speakers and singers LIABLE Sold by all
drugRats-
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rniADnrxil, Jan. -, 1851.
cAsussi svs~ of our hshossbls vosd, the iaaugu-
rsAss bal ~ cor nev Academy q nusc ID In progress
Ais svssss. rv< thousand psrsoss assembled, and
Ne cry p. sun they come" me tnroag 10 imnsnss,
ss< Ss se>ss Of lsdescvibssls spssn<or, refal-
ssus va sesssy sp~rsss Win sss nesss and dazzipg
whh l<vsls nssy en- eds The grandsss ss svsr Wit
ssuss4 m nis1eipAA. IND believe has never been
surpsssd IN NE ususd nnasa
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mawh~ss.

rHrnApRzrmA STOCK poAnp.
rntkpuFsix. Jas. 20, faST
nsrsrirssh ~. sak; naadhng RAilrsaA. sck; Long
Ksnsc~a, az.
csAnSuos, Jan. "a, 1851.
crn<s-sssss todsy, leo ssiss 81 tan prsoss.
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NEW YORK LEulsLATURH.


ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1857
NJ. MADDEN reported . bill for the amendment Of the
General Insurance law, % far - relates 10 marine and
mutual Insurance companies This bill provides that
company shall make . dividend whom the capital stock
will be impaired thereby and that such dividend
made, the stockholders bs held individually responsi.
BE for the amount Of IT, allows any such company 70
10 cash capital % any deemed proper.
Mr. MADDEN reported avoraby en- The bill 70 increase
the Mercantile Insurance Companys capital 70 $500 oo0
The BAHR AID sICKLR CASE.
Mr. Hale, from the Committee Privileges and E1ec-
Tons reported unanmousv against Mr.. Bars petition in
The contested seat Of the THIRD DISTRICT CONFIRMING Mr..
0okles In the seat.
NOTICED.
10 reducs The numoer OF Lean Comminiouers 10 one
N ssen county.
By Mr. RD.a-ro repeal all laws authorizing horse
Faopg In The sae and repeal the bill for the ncorpo-
Ration Of shs conpsny 70 improve The breed Of herSss
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Pnr-Imposing . penalty OF ten dellaxs for
Ne destruction Of small birds.
Pasted.
10 sell the walabout burying ground.
10 amend The charter OF the Lenerts Park.
RESOLUTIONS.
resolution requesting information a. 70 the number
o. paSdons granted By the Executive Of this State for The
pass Yen pears was adopted
Mr.. Books offered resolution requiring the opinion Of
tho Attorney General - 10 whseher constitutional
Toe The Legislature Governor 10 appoint any officers
whose duties pertain folely 70 cles and Villages Laid
over.
soAHD or cAxvAsmzs FOE NEW YoHx
Mr.. Bnoom bill 10 create Board Of Canvassers IN
Nsw York was discussed Til the adjouinmsns No
eoa wss taken on Il.
Adjourned.
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Priest Piles Internal Externa1, can be
entirely cured by using DR.. Winners pile supposory.
This article II warranted 70 cure Agent for The city 55
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Ishilling PortraltyPes, DsllarPhotographl
portraits and views Of Niagara Falls. by HOLMES. 80
Broadway
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure truss, at No. 21S Maiden lane. New York.
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Use only Eli w. vondersmith's Camphor
ice for curing chapped hands and lips Copy right secured
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HD's Hair Dye, 4 shillings = box, Hack
brown 1t No Barclay street. where the inimable cut
ting of hair and whskers n executed.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway.-Hotel Ac-
eommodatons European American plan, adoption,
Steam heat throughout MDNEH K0PHAN.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. 20. 1857.
PETITIONS.
A number ior prohibisory law.
10 smsad The usury laws.
Tor shs relief Of country banks.
For The international Bridge charter.
NOTICED.
Tor IN appropriation 70 the free state settlers Of Kan
10 amend the acs relative 10 the convics Aie PRISONS
- - - proabn contracts.
mIIs INTRODUCED.
Two 70 amend the cot In relation 70 Tho brooklyn
10 protest. purchaser Of real estate Il sales Of partition
M. rsup.EeAn introduced two bIls-so amend the
juror sc and regulate the Pscs Department Of Brookys
Ros<s Of sapsrvsoss New YorS IN the apponsnsus OF
Clsrk tc NE Dcputy Receiver Of Taxes.
~ Mr. HAsyosD-ooussisutns the wife or husband the
by Mr.. ,. J. RnrLv-ro abolish pawnbroksm in the
cay q New YORK. This bill abolhhes ali sxisling
uos Of properly q higher ras thaa ssvsa psr osss
~ NJ Bn.ryoxD-fo Asaliss divorces oasss Dor dsssr
M PosEsor iaredoosd too bills, 10 amend The shsr.
ssr q Nee York and regulate shs government Of The
NJ. J. J. RnfIU moved Aat the Committee On Cities
and vnisses BE- e1powcrsd 70 send for persons and
!ss.rs rslssvs 70 .ss New York csy bills sow before
NJ. Lsavsvo.s. moved ina, the judiciary CON-
.l..ss ,. rssss:.sa :: report bin IN ossis.misy van
isyy sszss Above a osrsass s.ssss xSspssd.
Mr.. FtorD JesD called up NE resolution declaring
inexpee,ens asd unvbe 70 enact any prohibtory law
ne ssestios nov pending 10 NJ. Hoos's molten 70
s.ss, By sseasss u en- Ssdsai 70 enact prohibssvy
M Jssrs made . spsssh In reply 70 Judge Tcsss ~
.ssks sssyss shs. NE es.oerss's party me parry q
opp~essfvs ssd upooa ssisu1sosa
Afsv debsts M Jon~a's rssouuoa rsupscoins pvoAl-
hsnwy 40 ~ sable. AdbournAd
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LOTT 81 S7,bss 80

The Reading Railroad brought down o2Ss tons Of coal
last week, making 2os TONS against so7 to the
Same date last year.
We give below the exhibit Of the Illinois Central Rail
road the past year. coatrased with that Of 1885, which
shows an increase OF 90 per oent:-
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White Teeth, Perfumcd Breath and Beau
thousand flowers" Beware Of ceuntorfeis Tho immense
Of the balm" has brought hosts Of srfez
and imposures. Be each boue signed RnrRrD0R q
Co., Franklin square, N. Y. For sale By all druggsts
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Defiance 0alamandcr Dafee-With Pate0t
powder proof defiance locks and bars Depot 92 Pearl
ROBERT n. PATRICK.
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Kemp's Worm Past1les are the n0gt DELI
ncious and Of al vermiugss are working
children OF all In The removal Of
They contain mineral element Brisos sArsapariA
pared by acts simultaneously Q disinec
ian Alternative and nvigorAnt curing scroua and all crup
tons and vitaixing the blood Sold by ID r. AMMAN
90 Wholesale druggsis 90 Walker street. New York, and
by AL druggists sArsaparila H. and pAscs Is cents per
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20 Cent Ambrotype Lilkenesses, with Case
beautifully coored warranted ershable. 1E00 daily
machinery, - KIhBALL'S, H7 broadway.
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FIangipanni, an Eternal Perfume, and IL
compounds-GEo. X. NIGER a Co, 500 Broadway Havi
lands Is John street Wells Co.. fsnkln street Mrs
Hayes, Brooklyn.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
stand unrivalled In the country Wholesale and retail
The dye privately applied. at No. 9 Astor House.
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Mrs. Mcmahon, ~ Parthenia, In the Play
Of Ingomar this night the Chambers theatre No
extra charge for secured seats.
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Mrs. Eniott's Rheumatic Esnbrocaf10n.-
For rheumatism old sprains chilbans dsocatons &C. for
sale 50 Division the sole agency In New York hs
medicines Of DR.. swayne Of Philadelphia
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United MATES Supreme Court.
WA@ucrou, Jan. 30, 1887.
oss We 10. Thomas Richardson w. shs CITY Of Bcs-
sss Arsumsst eostsued Tor defendant asd concluded
fcr plalnrr.
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bun sov before Congress- reducing the valuation Of span
Nh fractional pieces, says
One hundred dollars Of epaahh quasters weighed yes
tssday JEWELLERS, were found - contain 70 ounces
and pennyueghn, which, q the MINT valuation Of
81 nk per OuAos, Win be worth SoT 20, or about *
per ounce Ices than The nominal value. Five hundred
dehrs In old quasers sent 70 the Mint and coined net
ted N7e about per cent less value The real value
o. hs spanish quarter silver, making allowances for
Ne wear and dirt b about o. 70 % oents On the ian
cent pieces the depreciation u about nom 10 10 IL per
esst and On the OK cont pieces the depreciation from
20 70 30 per cent.
ne sarninsS Of the Lshigh Valley Railroad Company
Ies Ae month Of December, 1850, .Sl9ele %
Tor the same month hst year ............ $50 81
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Dsvskf % ALDERMAN BARR 20 CONSTITUTIONAL
DoUDre AZ 10 TEE APPOINTMENT or C0NhIi
usoNms-fkMPHRANCE AND Ix0Is1 IN TIL
Aa1MDLY, nc.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-13
FOR CONSTABLES.

Mr.. WELLS, will please announce PETER
WHEELER candidate for reelection Con-
stable for the first election district. He will be
warmly supported by MANY VOTERS.
jy est
Owe are authorized to announce JOHN D.
COVELL candidate for Constable in the Sc
CO nd election district. jy 16-tf
C~fWe are authorized to announce GEORGE
BAILEY as candidate for Constable in the Sc
cond election district. jy l6-tf
s-gWe are authorized to announce CHARLES
H. WOOD as a candidate for Constable in the
second election district. jy 2-te
give are authorized to announce JOHN N.
-LOMAX as candidate for Constable for the Sc
cond election district. je Ate
1--WE are authorized to announce HENRY A.
MIDDLETON as candidate for Constable in
the second election district. may
Mr.. EDITOR: You will please announce GEO.
w. ROBEY candidate for Constable in the
third election district. MANY VOTERS.
an 20-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-13

/ Mr.. WELLs.-You will please announce me as
candidate for Road Supervisor for the second
election district of Charles county
je 2-2m* ELIAS BRAYFlELD.
rThrough the solicitation Of many friends
submit my name candidate for Road Super-
visor for the second election district of Charles
county, and If elected will endeavor to discharge
jy g.. D H. DoND'
Isl respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection as Road Supervisor for the second
election district. Having endeavored to discharge
my duty during the present term, / appeal with
confidence to my fellow citizens to say whether
or not deserve the Office.
je4-te JOHN w. LoMAx.
-rWe are authorized to announce HEZEKIAH
E. WlLLETT, candidate for Road Supervisor
tor the third election district. may Ia.
owe are authorized to announce JAMES S.
POsEY as candidate for Road Supervisor for
the first election district. may7
Mr.. Wells Please announce Mr. RICHARD
H. STEWART candidate for Road Supervi-
sor in the third election district ap 2-tf
IRWe are authorized to announce RICHARD
WADE, as candidate for Road Supervisor for
the third election district. ap2-tf
UrJAS. W. GARNER respectfully announces
himself a candidate for Road Supervisor for the
third election district. feb &c
Mr.. Enron: You are authorized to announce
Major REIN BARNRS as candidate for Road
Supervisor in Aliens Fresh district.
All you who ride or walk the roads,
Unto you do appeal;
To travel over smooth highways
Twill make you better feel.
And should you wish to travel fast,
And your carriages not to harm,
Come to the polls like clever men
And vote for Major BARNES.
And, if elected,
He has one thing in his mind we'll fixed
To clear the roads Of stones and sticks.
jy left
9g-At the solicitation of many friends have
consented to become candidate for Road Super
visor in the second election district of Charles
county, and most respectfully solicit the suffrage
of the people If elected pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of said Office faithfully.
And if you do not wish to grumble.
And your horses not to stumble,
And if you do not want pains in your sides,
And if you want your easy carriage rides,
Vote for JOHN F. THOMPSON.
je 1S-te
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-13
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
- Charles County, sitting in equity, for the Pur-
pose of division among those entitled, the under-
signed, as Trustee, will offer at public sale' on
TUESDAY 7, the LIST day Of September neat,
if fair, if not. on the next fair day thereafter,
about IL O'Clock, A. M, at the Trappe, all that
Real Estate of which Dr. Bennett Dyson, late of
Charles County, died seized and possessed, con-
sisting of
800 Acres of Land,
more or less, parts of two tracts, called BURDITTs
Rest and MEEK's ADVENTURE, lying on Mamie
NOV Creek in said county, adjoining DR.. Dyson s
late residence.
The above Land is without Improvements, ex
cept Dwelling out of repair; is well wooded and
watered; and has upon it abundance of good
mari, by which the soil, adapted to the ordinary
staples of the county, could be improved. Some
two hundred acres of the land are cleared, and
the balance is in wood of pine and oak, with some
cedar, locust and white oak, which cut either for
cord wood or timber could be shipped from the
place. the creek being navlgabe for boats of flight
draught so far.
The TERMS OF SALE by the decree are: Two
hundred dollars cash to be paid on the day of sale,
and the resdu Elm one and two years with interest
from January lst, 1858. in equal instruments; the
purchaser giving his notes therefor with approved
security; upon payment Of which the Trustee is
authorized to execute deed
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Trustee.
aup 6-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-13
FOR ROAD SUPERVISORS.

UTAt the solicitation Of many friends ofel
myself as candidate for Road Supervisor in the
second election district and if elected will dis
charge the duties of said office to the best Of my
ability. Lily 23] JAMES w. JENKINS.
Mr.. EDIroR: announce myself candidate fol
Road Supervisor for the third election district. il
elected | will endeavor to discharge my duty to
the satisfaction of the pnblic.
jy 9-2m* CORNELIUS WlLLETT.
ISWe are authorized to announce JOHN J.
BRAWNER as candidate for Road Supervisor
in the first election district jy 2-te
ISWe are authorized to announce THOMAS
D. SIMPSON as candidate for Road Supervisor
in the second election district. jy 2-lm*
To the Voters Of Bryamtoaom District:
respectfully announce myself candidate for
the Office of Road Supervisor, and most respect
fully ask your suffrage. Should the decision OF
of the ballot box result in my favor, pledge my
self to discharge the duties Of the Office faithfully
and promptly.
je lift J. LEONARD PADGETT.