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Litehae,d. Conn. Thursday. May 90 1858.

o. Al. the Annual Meeting Of the American Tract
Society. held in New York ON Wednesday las there
was an unusually large attendance, and the action
of the Executive Committee in not publishing tracts
on the moral evils of slavery was approved by a
large majority Of those present and the vote passed
last year on the subject was annrlled Very able
addresses were made by Bishop Mc.lraine, Dir Be
thune and others in defence Of the Committee and
by Drs Tying. Bacon and Thompson on the other
side Dr. Bacon said the action this year would not
be YINALrTr sbnt that he as a life member and n
life director would be contented with the ac-
ton of the Society at this meeting, and while he
lived he would he heard in opposition to it, and
when he was gone. his children would keep mp this
war lin behalf of God and man. Nothing he said
was ever settled until it was settled right. We are
however of opinion that public sentiment even ct
the north is in accordance with the present action
OF the Society. Good will ceme of the discussions
which have been had for years past, and though the
Publishing Committee will hereafter print nothing
which does not meet the approval Of 'AIL evangel-
ical Christians" they will not be apt to mutiste
the works of authors who class slave holding with
other sins against God and humanity.
20 Messrs Bahccck S Sizer have at last been ap-
pointed State Printcrs-for season. We had no
choice between the worthy competitors for this APP
r"intment They are all cur personal friends. Both
the Journal and Palladium have done good service
to the cause which triumphant at the late cleo
ton, and entitled to proper reward as indeed all
faithful publishers Of newspapers are whether at the
capitals or elsewhere We have some doubts how
about this whole business of State Prntership,
and if the Legislature will pass act that the Sec
tetary of State. Comptroller some other function
airy. shall procure the printing for all the depart
ments of the government, there will not only be a
saving to the public treasury. but the members OF
future Legislatures will be saved the annual nccessi
ty of attending to the qua rels between rival
piper establishments in Hartford and New Haven
We have faith in the 'lowest bidder policy, but
would have those whose duty it shall he to order the
printing, to pay regular prices, and employ. far
as the public interests will justify, the friends Of the
party in power.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-20

10 A. G. SMITH s. Co. have been appointed
agents for the sale of DR. JACOBS BlITEKS.
They have been much liked wherever used-ovrr
1000 bottles having been sold in New Haven alone
ties for Is cents s. A. Spencer, a young Druggist
in New Haven, is the sole proprietor-he having
purchased the receipt with the right to manufacture
from a distinguished New Highlander 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-20

LIVER DlskAsE"-''LlvRR CompLarrr" Those
anected should not fail TO read Dr.. Bliss advertise.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-20

LIVER DIsEAsE"-" LIvER CcmPLAIFr."-For ppa-
sons why j. is not cured BY CaIome, Blue Pill. BIZ
lous Pills.. "An,ibilnus Pill" '.Catharnc Pills."
and other patent Pills, read Dr.. Bliss advertise
trent, another column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-20

LIVER DisEAsE"-" LIVER ConPLAIsr."-Whv are
tisement, in another column. = -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

- - -
CoDIF1cATIoN OF THE LAWS. The Qamit-
tee appointed by the late Legislature to @amine
The. code of laws now in preparation by Nessrs.
Ohio Scott and Hiram Cullough Esqk., met
in the Senate chamber, at Annapolis, OF Gle 2d
instant There were present s li rs Nc
|cnllough, Esq. Chairman and the i |aaipg
members Messrs: Belt Magralde1 andef.
Gokshprough, Thruston, Daniel Stirling Brooke
and Hobbs. (, -
S Ohio Scott, Esq appeared before Com
mites apdleported the following arheI ready
for organization -
Aliens, .Mandamus, Peniten rpora-
tions, Negroes Agricultural Chemist, Female
Gonvehts, House Of Refuge, Appended Comp
troller, limited Partnerships LandI and
Tenant, the State Librarian, Supervisor Roads,
County Commissioners, Attorneys at EaBI Pilots,
Licenses -: ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
70 THE EDIToR Optic T1MEs:

To THE EDrTo8 OF THE TIMES: -
Dear SIR: The notice which appeared in your
paper a, few weeks ago. in regard to the field of
Wheat which yielded only Est bushels from the
application of nine tons Of guano, seems to have
excited a great deal of curiosity among the Far
mers, and as am known BY many to be the
unfortunate individual, think it proper that I
should make a. plain statement of facts, more
particularly for the benefit Of the farming COM
munity generally. a brief history Of hefeld
IN question might not be embarrassing. The
Fall of 1856 took sup an old worn-out field of
20 acres grown up il broom sedge, poverty
grass and scruby pine; ] cleared the field and
broke it up as deep as three good horses could
plough it, and after reducing it to fine tiith, APP
piled No. / Peruvian guano thereon at the rate
Of 800 pounds to the acre, which I ploughed in
about s or {. inches deep, and afterward raked
in the wheat at the rate Of bnshel to the acre,
and finished BIZ rolling the result was a very
fine Weld Of wheat. Last Fall fallowed The
same field with the same ploughs and teams,
giving it the same cultivation, and applied there
on Mr.. A. B. PATTERsoN's guano, (which he
terms sEsmeraldo Guano,s at rate ola fraction
over. 1000 pounds to the acre, and seeded the
land ID wheat between the middle and last Of
ootober-zthes result was Giy-one bushels Of
wheat These being the facts in the case, the
Farmers can judge for themselves as to the value
fof the AEsmeraldo Guano. S
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
SLAVE STAMpEDEs.
From the Baltimore American.

SklA v T. SlANfEDES.
In looking over our Maryland exchanges we
have recently been struck by the number Of adj
<ertisements of runaway slaves. On our bor-
der counties especially that species of property
Is becoming a very unsafe investment The
evil too seems to be constantly increasing, and
il is not singular that the owners of slaves are
beginning to arouse themselves to the necessity
nfinsfitutiug some effectual means of protection
from such great and frequently recurring loss
which annually amount throughout the State
to sums that would scarcely be credited Meet
ings Of slave-ewners have been held IN Kent,
Queen Anne'a Worcester, and other counties
with the view of calling an Eastern Shore Con-
veut;0n, 70 take into consideration the existing
State &c things, and devise, if possible, RENEE
a meeting of the shareholders and others
efD0rchester county, for the same objects, is
J also called for the 18th instant, at Snow Hill.
hese meetings have so far been numerous1y at
tended not only by those personally holding
slagesproperty, but by other citizens, and have
snaaliifeSted earnest and determined feeling
s The bnVention viii be held, though the time
and place have not yet been determined, and
the delegates to it have yet obe elected: The
proposition has met with such a general appro-
val, and IS SO obviously requisite, that there is
no doubt Il viii be made point of union and
s oxgAnization, which cannot fail, to some extent
: at least, 10 check the evil complained Of
! when Il assemblies the body viii have serii-
{ GUS work before it. Something more than
srw.aefAas and resolutions will be required. and
r6easaras paffaanent in. their character viii have
Is ID determined On. even though they may in
voivr Z considerable expen6it11re of money
ARA axnonnts are appropriated bv abolition
sSc3efies IN The yerv nurpose Of eneaaiua mar
"a dawes which nerates az % naanv
ssw.s,3s yeo,,laT; system IS S. oneration Is,
eits ~,.,y,,asa 9rtan r.a,ies from
shs ,s1orfs ,ca;ue o.,a Inn.
5-sd s.d sssu s,sys f3s every at rnale dave
sd me- bndrsd dolaFs r eTerv adult female
siave 81. fher decov rom their masters. These
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

press in stndies. and obaervsnca 80 .ho .,,,aa
loo,,d ,,o,.,,I,t &C., r. ~ . 4. .:... - s
crowns awarded the following vormo ladies' W..
miss A. Berry. M Sasscer and Surratt
| The second honour in the same circle. was
conferred on M. McGar.
oards OF Merit 1or great improvement in the
M n,.s : 10 NJ. - i - i;i IS paillng,
Junior Grcle-For obe,Iince and o rs..t nm
tprovement in Studies there Is i crow, eacb a.
Warded to misses M. Dobbyn and N. Carrico. =
Inc second nonouTs tie same circle were
Sl4ar5ner M I Gan,nba1l .ns5 d 'AFs..sI y
For Improvement in the same fhe HI fsrd or
Merit was awarded each to misses s. R,usn r,
Mclean and j. Bowling Cd tot. wilson N
Io,l;,,. a fo~l,a "a n T -1N,-1' =,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

yellow FEvERIN VIcKsBuRG Extractfrom
a letter from Vicksburg, Miss, dated August
q, 1853:
e. aOur citizens are scattering ia every
to-day, in consequence of yellow fever anong
u.s. Its form is very malignant"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

*, x,1a-e..e.7.-s .,..--aa....--...-.
pus y aware o. lts tlea1 a1yan.aees
We slsee 5000 1 Y, n gun eI q g
esr ,o.e-.a.ns4s: ana
e h.,al - =, TN ~, -. -
sua Jy ~ IS $500 -, s =
hsa III 10 f e1s ~
n;s;sr Even Sr,s =, ,, e
f,,ch aerms - wod a,.;.s y t III r;, ~
shont wav of the ~, - sne
He dwelt for some timesi,lon thesHect this
road would have upon the agricultural and so-
GA i s,'is e ogf aanos eng people sna
nastr anrears5 q 81 ;saf M m,,se
4ies: Isl. Can tie Rad be- built 8 2d WilI Il
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
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HARD 10 beat,

r.ens 49, nAppIs s. ~, ..,s.
Esh l ;o Lh 49, sn.si s,sn - T.h.cso
On lug ~. ~. f,llcu; M nr;c.s. Ts
,er = M. ong s. ~ -. :. "a =
nogsneaos az Ply pr cmsoi.I - s.s 10 H..
no. so ana hossn ' ss'
a. Ne ;..a &, :. .u,all fsrm soid 4,
Gus we .1'I sa, - .o,,s FnIIR Hun
:, In 1nng 81 e,a.oS es,, ~ miles fro.
LIT. ue ~. pssnxs,t r;yer of IA
re lind % the abave fnlaster andl with alkthe
sane HlMs "a g 1uT. z, ;1t
Mr,p NJ, = 2 !. = 80
a1.a a,,.harsed "a .,ert q hall ana fine
Iau p as oT1TIEgI psaTES -, The Patnxents
n rOsr conta;nino =, -.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

- On the 3lt August, by Rev. Mr.. ViGLANTI
GEORGE B. SHANNON and VICTORIA daugh
ter of the late WILLIAM CoRRY, both of Charles
comfy. S4sssssss
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

The AMERICAN HoRsEs IN ENGLANp fAt the
York August meeting, on the 18th Ten
Broeck's horse, Babylon, won the Ghe4erfeld
HaAdicap by length and hall.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
MARRIED

8 ag Cape May County, New jersey IS sale
10 be without a lawyer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

l@ The Republicans of Massachusetts, havs
Mr.. Banks for Governor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
THE MARKETS
BALTIMORE, sEPrEMBEn q 4

BALTIMORE, SEPTENBEH Is lo0o.s
GRAIN.-W heat. Of white Wheat II 40 bush-
els and of red 2SS bushels offered this morning,
and prices of white were Bad cts and rid cts.
per btshef higher than those of yesterday the de-
mand being active, and the white selling at 125as
1876 cts for fair 140a150 for good to- prmd and 155
Eal5S cts. for choice; and the red at l27l33 per
b1lshel for fair to prime
eorn.-0fs Corn, 3,4O0 bushels white nd 1, 100
bushels yellow offered, and prices steady for
white, but yellrw was rather lower. sale9pf white
being at slaS3 cts. and of yellow at 92a95 cts per
Oats.-sales of new Maryland at 43a46 Its 8
Rge.-Sales of new Maryland at 75cts.
From the American of Saturday las.l
.ToBAcco-We have to note this week an inn
proved feeling in the market for Mary hnd To-
bacco Shippers freely taking all that lis offer
ed at slight advance ON former rates. We quote
the rates to-day as follows, viz: Inferior TO good
Maryland crop at So .75a so. and superior qnal-
Bay Tobacco, without any quotable change IN the
rates, and we continue to quote Tips, $4.5qa SO;
seconds, $5.50a$ So spangled. STA p, md fine
yellow, SSl2a$16. There is "a good demand also
E}}or Ohio Tobacco this week. Kentucky Tobacco
!. The inspections for the week are ,594 hhds.
Mary land, 1863 hhds. Ohio, and y hhds Ksntucky;
total $3.50 hhds. sss
AlrxAsDnIA, sErrrMBrn8 8, 1858.
sGaA1N.-Wheat.-T offerings on ,Change yes
terday were comparatively light. The transactions
were moderate, buyers holding off and bidding re.
|luctantly Sales Of white and red at l25s 139
and l33 cts. for the former, and lis. 129s 12 and
f10 cts for the latter. There were prime
white or red, and the above only for
inferior and fair.
mand Prices have an advancing tendency, and
We note sales of inferior white at 81 cts, and good
mixed at IS cts No sales of yellow reported, and
but little coming to market We quote n6minally
| All S5a90 cts. 81
Duo l. IN fair request with sales at "a cts for fair
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

H9p The Frederick county Agricultural FAN
commences in Frederick city, October 9th CON
tinuing four days. .ssfs.f
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

pleasures and interest OF the day. he ADVISED
the pupils to be sure and make out abundancesof
recreation, and not to forget that in their many
beautiful premiums, books of the rightsort, they
brought home much that would delight them
during hours they might not otherwise know how
Ito beguile. They were sample books, too, by
which they might guide their own choice of 9TH
Eers. All was however, and farewell was the
(order Of the day.
There's pushing and a rushing,
There's a crowding and a crushing
and the pupils, eager to enjoy their freedom,
hurry away their friends and when evening
came, all was calm, and silent, and peacefully
Istll, around st. Marys asst that regionof study
had not been disturbed.
Entrance Music: sMarche dtls Sacre" Duet
lon two pianos, by the misses Conlan, Dyer, Sur
ratt, and Wilson. Song Holy Mother guide
his footsteps, (Wallace) by the misses Berry and
eGwynn, assisted by misses A. Berry and M.
Dyer. Accompaniment by miss Conlan.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
| 0rtbogaphy, Reading, History, Ancient and
Modern) and mythology.
| LIST Classify premium was awarded to jana
McGarr, of Washington, D.. G..
I'd Glass-1st premium, Lizzie McGarr, of
Washington, &C. I'd to Alice Berry, of Prince
GEORGES Co, Md. M Louisa Mclean, Of Wash
lington, was honorably mentioned for improve
ment, and being LIST in Orthography and Read
/ ing.
| Sd Cass-1st premium, Margaret Bagnem, of
Washington, D. G. I'd to Anna Surratt Prince
Georges CO. Sd to Martha Sasscer, of Prince
Geo. CO. Also to Mary M. Dyer, of Washing
ton, for improvement in Orthography and His
tory, and being equal to first in the LIST Glass OF
Reading.
4th Gass-1st premium, Margaret McGarr,
of Washington, d. G., and Regina Gardiner, Of
Charles co. I'd to Mary Dobbyn, Of Washing
ton, d. G. Sd to Isabella Bowling, Of Charles,
/ L. Wilson was mentioned for being equal to first
in Sd Class Reading.
5th Class Spelling, Resting, Composition
and History. LIST premium to Nellie R. Digges,
lof Charles county, who is equal to 18th Claan
Reading I'd to Hanna Sasscer, of Prince Geo.
|co., and Jane Ratclif, of Charles CO. Sd in
Spelling and Reading to Mary J. Campbell, OF
Charles CO. Maggie Bowling, OF Charles CO.,
was mentioned for improvement.
9th Class-Spelling, Reading, Writing and
/ Tables. LIST premium, to Mamie Jenkins. I'd
/ to Mamie Jameson. Premium for diligence to
lZorah Mattingly. All of Charles county
| Mary Holmes and Louisa Burroughs, of Charles
co., were mentioned for improvement
i 18th or Preparatory Class spelling, Reading
Writing and Repetition Of Geography. LIST pre-.
lminm to Estelle Gardner, of Charles co. I'd to
Mitte Carrico, of Charles CO., and Sallie Keleher
i of Washington, D. G. Sd to Ellen Keleher, OF
Washington D. c., for improvement in the
same, and also in Arithmetic and Plain Sewing.
i Music-Battle of Beuna Vista, by A. Surratt
.11Song Soldier Rest" by misses Dyer and Ber-
Try, accompanied by miss Surratt.
L
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

q 49, =
s 70 SUBscHfBERs.--1f. postage is .exactedby
any Postmaster from subscribers TO this paper
residing in This county, he does 50 h violation
Of an Aet.o Congress and contrary to bis IN
structions from the Postmaster General. :
---- = - ~
BH To-day an Association will commence at
the Episcopal Church Fev. Mr.. PRoUrst in
Durham Parish. 80 : - - - -.
: n0 We copy from the Planters Advocate the
proceedings at length Of the Commissioners of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, which
transpired at the meeting held at Upper Marl-
boros on the 26th ult. Our readers will find
the proceedings highly interesting, and every
way calculated to inspire confidence in the final
completion and success of the great enterprise
now on foot. We are pleased to learn from the
Adoocdte, that the Agent appointed BY the meet
ing (RoBERT BOWIE, Esq, Of Prince Georges
county, to solicit subscriptions to the capital
stock of the railroad company, has entered upon
his duties and is meeting with fine success in
that county. s- ..
MA violent storm of wind and rain came
over portion Of our county on Saturday after
noon last. It passed over section of NAMES
moy and Aliens Fresh districts. Considerable
fencing and growing corn was blo1g down,
A chimney was partly downtown at Nj. j.
Alex. Brawner's residence in Nanjemoy, and
one also at MIR. Francis Tennison's residence,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

ENLARGNG THE AREA.-The cultivation Of
Tobacco has been commenced with Hattefng
prospects Of success, in Fsuquier, Culpepper,
Spottsylyania, Caroline and several other raun-
ties heretofore devoted chiefly to the cereals -
Several Of the western counties Of aaye
also made successful experiments Ems 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

B@ Rev Eleazer Williams lof Bourbounme-
mory) died, it is said, in abject poverty. The
romance about his birth, probably never did
him any good
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

HEg The steam frigate Niagara is to carry so
many Of the unfortunate negroes who fotned
the cargo of the Ehco as are still alive, from
Charleston back to Africa 80 -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

CUTTING ToBAcco.-Sone of the farmers in
Henry county, Va are cutting their tobaccoal-
ready. It is not ripe, but they find that the
lower leaves are burning up to such an alaim-
ing extent, as to compel them to cut it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

s ~ Those who wish to- learn the graceful art
Iof Dancing are referred to Gard Of Prof:rE: q.
Harrison, in this paper. 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

more or less. The soil IS adapted to the growth
of Wheat, Corn and Tobacco. There are One
Hundred and Twenty or Thirty Cords WOOD.
which is hauled to the Creek which will be lncIu-
ded in the sale Of the land. Price low. and terms
made very accommoda ting for which apply TO
s. w. ADAMS,
sep 9-4t Nanjemoy, Charles County, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

s-The celebration in Baltimore % lhurs-
day last, by the German Societies, in comb emo-
ration Of General Frederick William Al lustus
,steuben, and in aid of the fund designed 10 be
used in erecting monume which shall 6ltting-
- honor his eminent services il the nttican
revolution, was a brilliant affair Nothjn was
wanting, and though appealing most atr|ngly
TO the German element in the populs BOD yet
eplisting among all divisions. of the roatle q
hearty participation and a large deeree social
determination. The arrang ements for sths cele-
bration were excellently planned, and at11nra-
bly, executed. The procession was large athac-
tive, and in some points very characteristic.
Addresses were delivered, and q. banquet PR
taken Of, at Bellevue Gardens.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
OVERSEER WANTED.

OVERSEER WANTED, @
TNoR the ensuing year. To man possessing
IL the necessary qualifications, liberal wages
will be paid. s. W.gADAMS.
sep 9-4t NanjemoI.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
FARM FOR SALE

FARM FOX SALE
r WILL SELL at Private Sale my FARM,
i "Clover Hill. !" It adjoins the Farm Of Rich-.
ard H. Edelen, and contains ;.r
800 ACRES, 9.5g
more or less. The land. is good; the purchaser
will examine for himself presume. .ssetz
WIN. HENRY BRUCE
sep eff Charles County, Md
oTn TNTT Kr-ARx7s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

From the Catholic Mirror of the 2Sth Aug.
Distribution of Premiums at Saint MarY's
Female Institute, near Bryantown,
Charles County, Md
|,H1 VIE Annual Distribution Of Premiums took
Ia place at st. Marys Female Institute, near
yaAtpwn, in this county, on the 10th Of last
|menth. There.was a large attendance of the
fparents and friends of the pupils, the patrons of
|the Institute from Charles and the neighboring
counties There were present also several from
Washington City, for st. Mary's is favorita
school with many Of the good citizens of the
metropolis. The Rev. Pastor, Father Vicinanza,
is. j presided, ON the occasion, and was aided
i'm the distributions Of the premiums by the Rev
I'd. O'Toole, of st. Patricks, Washington City.
In: the annexed list will be found a fair speci-
men of the course of studies, and method Of
training pursued at the Institute, as well as IN
Fteresting evidence of the talent, and industry,
and honest rivalry that must have characterized
the classes during the year. It is certainly not
too much to say that Charles and the neighbour
ing counties are fortunate to have such school
in, their midst, and that they appreciate this
good fortune it is sufficient to attest the large
gathering of earnest and grati6ed spectators, who
assembled on fhe occasion.
At the close Of the proceedings, the Rev. Fa-
Their O'Toole offered few appropriate remarks,
congratulating pupils and preceptresses, parents
and patrons on their respective shares in the
pleasures and interest of the day. He advised
the pupils to be sure and make out abundancesof
recreation, and not to forget that in their many.
beautiful premiums, books of the rightsort, they
brought home much that would delight them
during hours they mis- ht nototherwise know how
to beguile. They were sample-books, too, by
which they might guide their own choice of 9TH
ers. All was however, and farewell was the
order of the day.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
FOR SALE,

- FOR SALE, -
4 PART OF "FOWKEs, 3 lying On Nanje-
IN. moy Greek and adjoining the lands Of DR.. e.
G. Price, Thomas /. Speake, Esq, and others =
containing