Hide Article Text (OCR)
ON HER OLD ROUTE, The popular and favorite wa Steamer OSIRIS, Cap- Sere tain James Tilghman, now in complete order. Having within the last, three months had a new Builer and a tho rough overhauling, she is better calculated for accommodation of passengers than she has ever been before. She has recently been purchased for the route here advertised. Her owners ask a fair share of the public patronage, and promise that no pains shall be spared on their part to accommodate those who may be disposed to travel with them. The Osiris will leave Commerce St. Wharf every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, for Corisca, and Chestertown, returning the same day. She will stop at Kent Island, on Wednesday afternoon and Saturday Morn ings. The Osiris will leave Commerce St. Wharf, every Monday morning, at 6 o’clock, for Annapolis Cambridge, and Euston, and re turn by the same route, on Tuesday, leaving Easter, at 7 o’clock. The Osiris will leave Commerce St. Wharf every Thursday morning, at 7 o'clock, for: Annapolis, West River, Wye Landing, St. Michael’s and Miles River Ferry, returning by the same route, on Friday, leaving Miles River Ferry at 7 o'clock. Excursion Passengers taken on Wednes days and Saturdays at $1 for the round trip. July 28, 1849, tf DRUEG-ST. CAMBRIDCEMD. HE subscriber having purchased the, Drug Establishment of Mr. Wm. F. Ruden stein, will conduct the drug business in all its branches at the store in Muse’s Row, near the office of the Cambridge Chronicle. This Establishment is now under the man agement of Moses 7. Sweeney, my clerk, whose valuable services I have secured —§ all demands will meet prompt atten tion, and great care will be observed in putting up drugs and prescriptions. A full assortment will be kept constantly on hand to suit the demands of the market. WILLIAM ‘THOMAS, =e Notice. A PERSONS indebted to Wm. J. Howard Inte of Dorchester County deceased, will] please come forward and pay off their respec tive claims; more particularly those whose notes were taken at the sale of the deceasedl’s estate, the said notes are now due. JAMES TOMPSON. Executer. June 30, 749. Iw MED.CAL NOTICE Ao. Fes fl. Hse: peters his professional services to the public. His residence is the Cottage of ou MuSreerr, lately occupied by Rev. Mr. Wyatt. Cambridge June 80, *49. A BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE, URSUANT to competent authority de rived, I will offer at Printe Lane,at the Court House door,in the town of Cambridge, ‘on MONDAY 'THE 30th DAY OF JULY next between the hours of 10 12 a.m. ‘That beautiful little farm, lying and being, in Dis trict No. 8, (or Neck) Dorchester County Md. and belonging to; and now in the oc cupancy of Timothy Spedden, Esq. and con taining 65 Acres more or less. ‘The farm is delightfully situated on the Chesapeak Bay, and commands a view of all the Shipping pas sing up and down that noble water, and abounds with all the luxuries peculiar to the neighborhood, viz, Fish, Oysters, ‘errapins, ‘and wild fowl, in their season. ‘There is within a few steps of the door, an excellent well of Water, and a good Spring not more than fifty yards from the house. And a source of manure in the centre of the fawn, amply sufficient for its improvement. A further description is deemed unnecessary, as those who desire to have the farm will view the premises before purchasing. ‘The terms will be made known on the day’ of sale. Gine. J. M. FRAZIER, June 16th tds ‘Trustee. N. B. ‘The above property can be pur chased at private sale. J.M.¥. : A Farm for Sale. PYNHE subscribers will sell at private sale the farm situated near the Trappe, Talbot County, called the “Parrott Part” on which Mathias Mertick now resides, and lately the property of Edward Martin dee’. The farm is now in an improved condition and with a slight expense could be made very veluanie. On this farm is a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE in durable repair, a smoke-house and other out houses in first rate order. There is on this farm a first rate Apple and also a Peach Orchard,—the fields are so arranged, as to have a fine stream of water passing through each—1 The timber is ample for the farm and cannot be surpassed in the District. Persons wishing t a purchase, will call upon Mr. Merrick who will show the premises, and application may be made to the subscribers in Easton. WM. HEMSLEY. JAS. L, MARTIN, ‘WE are authorised to announce LEVI L. KEENE, Esq., as a candidate to the next Sheriffality of Dorchester County. April 21, 1849. 2m .. NOTICE. , The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Cambridge and the public gene rally that Wednesdays and Saturdays are the days which he will attend to the spring. Your obeilient servant, Joan Hawkins’ Wed Buntlines Own, s a Weekly Paper of large size, devoted to general literature—professing less, but endeavoring to held pace with the best weeks, lies in the country. Original Novels will be issued in its numbers; also short spicy tales. For further information, look at any of the column-long prospectuses, or advertisements of the other weeklies, and Remember that I am endeavoring to issue as good and interes ting a sheet as any of them; that my paper is free, independent upon all subjects, steers clear of politics or sectarionism, and asks no favors, a ‘Terms, $3 per annum, in advance in varia gi no name admitted on the mailing book without the money is received previously.— Published and edited by Evwanro Z. C. Jupson, alias, Nep Buntiine. Office 309 [2 Broadway, New York. BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF CAMBRIDGE. qom renew that no slops or other kitchen. refuse be thrown in any of the streets, lanes or alleys of Cambridge, at any time be tween the first of April and the first of Novem ber. For every violation of this ordinance the offender shall pay a fine of 50 cents; and if a slave, they shall have five lashes unless the fine be paid by their owners, or Master or Mistress ,for the time being. Ordered that Mon. Brice J. Goldsborough, Doct. A. ff. Bayly, and James Wallace, Esq. be, and they are hereby appointed a committe to devise the plan or plays, and superintend the improvement of the ‘Town Spring and pub lic grounds around the Court Mouse, Jail and Surin. Tone 27 ° 49 WM. REA, clerk q $100 REWARD. all RrNAWAY from the Subscriber s, on the 29th of June last a negro man named HUDSON aged about 21 years and about 3 feet 4 or 5 inches high. He is a bright mulatto,and has a pleasing look when spoken to. He took away with him a cloth coat with a green collar, striped summer pants, blue fustian jacket and pantaloons, a cloth cap, fur hat, and a variety of other clothing not recollected. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery, or confinement in jail to that got him } win, if taken out of Somerset County—and city dollars if taken in the County, to JAMES BOUNDS Senr. Quantico, Somerset Co. Md. July 14, 49 Gw. re Notice. ‘RJOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of Stephen B. Woolford, that a personal dis charge hath been granted to said debtor, and the twenty second day of October, being the first day of in County Court next, succeeding this date hath been get apart for the final hen ing in his case, when his creditors may attend and show cause, if any they have, why a final discharge shall not be granted said debtor. Test WM. JACKSON, Clk. June 23 ° 49, 3m. a ee A CARD. ITE undersigned gives notice to the pub lic generally, that he is now prepared’ to draw Drips, Bonus, Binus of Sane, c. with correctness, neatness and despatch, on ‘the most reasonable terms. He can always be found at the Clerk’s Office in Cambridge. JOSIAH JUMP, 2 Insolvent Notice. Meertee is hereby given, to the creditors of Edward Willing that a personal dischary hath been granted to said debtor, and that the 22d day of October being the first day of our County court next succeeding this date, hath been set apart for the final hearing in his case where his creditors may attend, and shew cause if any they have, why a final discharge shall not be granted said dubtor. Wm JACKSON Clk. of Dorchester County court, July 14, 749 3m. Notice to farmers. HE Subscriber having prepared himself with a new and substantial built Schooner, —= of light draught as water, and fitted up geas in the best manner for carrying grain . 3 begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally, that he is now prepared to acc commodate them. His vessel is constantly, rinsing from the Drawbridge, and the adjacent readings on the river. Grain will be received at his granery at any time, by Mr. Zacariah Lankford, and shipped oy at the owners re quest—to Baltimore or any other market de sired. Freight, half a cent less than was ever charged by any vessel running from the Bridge. The public's owed weren't JAMES K LEWIS NOTICE. iPANire Stock Holders of the Nanticoke@sthe Company are hereby notified, that an s ection for Ten Directors will be held in Vien na on Saturday the 23rd day of July. By order of the board, HOOPER CG, HICKS. Treasurer of N.C. B. Co. June 30, 49. We. P.S. The Directors will meet on that day without further Notice. H.C. He
Newspaper Details
Cambridge Chronicle
Cambridge, Maryland, US
Sat, Aug 18, 1849
Page 3
Full Page
Clipped by
William L.
