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Notice.

The subscriber having purchased the STOCK
Of GOODS belonging to a.. J. g. =. Aoses
~il continue business d. their old s,ahd, and
assures his friends, aid the public geHer,tily,
that he will do all in his power to merit tlie!i
confidence and patronage, :. .nu.
February l0, 1852. s., t5ltf II.
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Cheap Goods.

TIE subscriber hns just returned from
KINDS OF GOODS, Wares and NJerchan.
disc in his line of business; having exercised
the n,most diligence in buying them CHEAP
AND GOOD, land goods reH bought nrc hdlf
sofdl he can make it object TO any one 10
mn MAKE bill with him, either nt Wholesale or
Retail. PERRY MOSES
+"Nphi 9Th, 1852 Oft
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T MIR. Editor: Please ana-
nounce Colonel JOHN A. COLCLOUGlI,
a CanditIne to Represent Clarcmont
County in the next Legislature, and ohligc
MANY FRIENDS.
April l3, 1852. 25-,f
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Es B WI O v A Il.


THE Subscriber has renewed his BOOT
AND SHOE STORE, to one door,
West of Captain F. Snmter's Law Office;
He as just received dhd will constantly
keen on hand a File Stock Of BOOTS
AND SHOES, which he will sell Low
for CASH. But will credit his pnnctuai
customers util Fall. Prompt payment is
required. U I2 y s.54a
D. FOLSOM. I'd
February "a, 1852. lS-tf, f,rs,is
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,FRB11,BY Made CLOTHING
QpalI descriptions as low II, So SO n fall suit.
,ri.ii-oh h. l.. B. HANKS.
-! April 9Th, 1852 24-tf
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Manila Grass Cloth.

400 pieces now open nj 81 l-2 and so cents a
Skirt. W. J. jacob & son.
22l King.st.. bend, opp. the Big Boot.
Charleston, April l3, 1852. 25-if
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Valuable Woodland Near

TITI NV n FVIt iS!AIE.
Between IL and IL acres of land lying
at Turkey Creek near Sumtervillc. will be
sold on accommodating terms to nh ap-
proved purchaser. Apply at this office.
Jan. 9th, 1892 l4-tf
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Yarn and Osnaburgs.

The above goods at wholesale or retail
by PERRY MOSES.
Agent Of The DEkALB Naming Con'y.
Feb. %. lS5' 13--tf
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G NHr. Editor: Please am
nounce Mr.. J. ]. McKELLAIt, a Candi-
date for Clerk Of the Court, for Sumter
District, and nbligc MANY VoTERs.
April l3, 1852. 25-tf
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TO PL MTERS

The subscriber has just received large stock
of goods for SPRING AND SUMMER. whicl,
he offers ut Charleston prices, less expenses.
10 Bales heavy Osnahnrgs,
{" Shirting and Shcrtings.
:" Blue Dcnims and Marboro' Stripes,
10 lihds Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
25 Bbs Baltimore Flour,
2300O fine Spanish Segars
Sugars, Coffees, Teas, DC. &c.
hlolasscs, Soap, Starch, DC.
l.. B. HANKS.
April 6th 1852 Gift
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Notice,
Notice,

A Ill Persons indebted to the subscriber
IL by Nole ut Account are respectfully
solicited TO call and settle Immediately ass
circumstances compel him to call on them.
d. J. WINN.
March Is, 1852. 2l-tf.
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Ink, &C..

Groceries.
$500 lbs. Brown. Crashed and Loaf
Su-ar
200 gallons c. Molasscs,
S Bills. Flour,
GOO lbs. RIO Coffee,
10 Sacks Salt,
SO lbs. Candy,
Candles, Cheese, Soap, Starch, Tea,
Scgars, Tobacco, Snuff, Shot. Powder,
Water and Tin Buckets, Jugs, &c. &c.
For sale low by
ANDREWS g. ROACH
Sumtervillc, April 9th, 1859 2i--tf
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Elegant Dress Goods.

Elegant Dress Goods.
New and elegant colored Silk Tissues,
Thorcse Silks, Bluck wutered do. Plain
Black do.
Embroidered Silks,
Jenny Ldlsd GOldScEImitlt,''
French printed muslins; Jaconeis. Lawns. DC
Barge DLnines; Fancy Bareg.s,
Plaid Swiss Ginghnms,
French worked Chemisettcs, Collars, Sleeves,
Capes, &c. &c.
Black md colorcd Alpaccns, Prints, Cling.
hams. mt II II cents,
Gloves, Ribbons, Hosiery, Trimmings, &c.
at Charleston prices.
l.. b. HANKS.
April 9th, 1852 Cliff
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The First of the Season

Nv 1HOV OA CI1V 1CCLOUIIt
TlIE Subscriber would inform The c.ti-
zens of SumterviIlc and vicinity, tha,
he is now receiving large. fine and well
selected stock of LOTIIS, CASSI-
MERES. AND vESTINGS; tolli plain
and fancy.
ALso-a very large and superior assort-
ment Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
embracing every quality, variety and style,
both for men and boys. Call and see al
y. J. W1NN'S.
April I3, 1852. 25-,f
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THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FRoM
.i,: CIIARLESTON;a s. {;

EEAsiNG tie iNhaif at the foot OF
Lautens:st daily at 8, p. m. after Tho
arrival OF, the Southern cars, via WIZ
MINGTON, N. c., from which pnfnt
two daily trains are dispatched at 8 A. 4M.;>
and 2 p. A.; MeS o'clock only connecting;at
Weldon with the lines to Petersburg,
Richmond; Washington, Baltimore. Phiia-
deIphia; ahd NeW-Y,Sfk: The public s:is
respectfully informed that the steamers 1of
these lines, are in first: rate condition, and.
are :navigated by well known at1d ea.
pcrlenced commanders; the Rail Roads
are in fine order. (tiie NVilmingtoii
and Weldon. as we'll as the Seaboorh
and Roanoke having tetHntly been relaid
with heavy TtaiD thereby securing both
sufety and despatch BY these rdItes
passengers awning themselves Of the
FIRST TRAIN may reach BaItimures In
10 hours: Philadelphia in As hours, atid
New York in 81 i-2 hours; and by tho
SECOND TRAIN they arrive in Bal.
timore in 60 hours; Philadelphia In SO
hours, and New York in fj1 1=2 hours. j. 81
Through tickets can alone be had from
E. WINSl.OW; Agent of tho Wilmington
and RaIeigli Rail Road Company. at the
office Of the C0mpant; foot Hf Laurens
street, Charleston, S. c., 10 whom please
apply.
March 90, 1879. 2a-tf
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ALL Persons having ilemanda against
the Estate Of John McDonald, will presen,.
them duly attested. Those indebted will
make Immediate payment 10
y W. ". GREEN, Agent
February u, l25a, lT--ts
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

ALTERED NorEs.-We learn from the
Sun that Bank bills altered from, ones OF
the Frederick county (Md.) Bank 10
fves and tens are in circulation. TIE
alteration is executed with SO much
skill that the best judges have taken
them. The plate, however, is altoge,h.
er different from that Of the genuine FIVE.
The altera: sls are made by passing
over the die at the top of genuine bill q
very thin and transparent piece of paper,
executed with the greatest nicely, in the
same form, with the figure on it. BY
rubbing this par, of the bill between the
finger, The edge of the piece pasted on
will be perceptible, and the part, from
having been glued or pasted, will appear
sitter. The other alterations are made
in the same manner by substituting other
figures and letters suiling. 1t is q dan.
gercus note and one that the public
should be particularly cautioned against.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
NEW GOODS
for the Fall OF 1852.

PALDlNG g. greenwich are
- now in receipt Of one of the largest
aud most desirable stocks Of goods ever
offered for sale in any country store.
They name, in part,
FOR LADIES WEAR:
Medium and wide black silks, fine do
lanes, cashmeres, poplins, regent silks.
giDghams, prints, shawls, white Swiss
and book muslins, linen cambria hand
kerchiefs, hosiery, gloves, Swiss aud
cambria edgings and insertings, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEIR:
Fine black and Hue cloths, low!
priced ditto, heavy black and brown
ditto for overcoats, doeskin and other
black and fancy cassimeres at from rs
cts. to S2.75, black satin, silk, marseil.
les and cashmere vesiings, half hose,
gloves, woollen shirts and drawers,
ready. made over and business coats,
silk and cotton umbrellas, DC.
1900 yards Of carpetings Of various
prices and qualities, 10 q bleached and
brown sheetings, Irish linens, linens for
pillow cases, bleacl,ed muslins, 1000 pair
Of fine and coarse shoes, go pair Of wa.
ter-proof boots, SO pair of fine city made
ditto, and ladies' and misses city.made
boots and shoes, together with their usu.
al supply ofcutlery, Hardware, Queens.
ware, Groceries, Medicines, Paints, Drugs
&C., all Of which will be sold a. low %
they can be bought At retail 10 the city
of Baltimore. Call and examine before
going there. sept 80
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
LA DON ACA ABE MY.
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
JOHN r. JONES. PRINCIPAL

THIS institution, delightfully."- situated
- near Urbana, Frederick county
Nd, three miles from the Evansville
depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road, and Immediately on The Stage road
leading from Washington city to Freder.
lex, is now in full operation. The loca.
ton is proverbiaily healIhy-,he building,
commodious, and the rooms large and
comfortable. The course of studies EN-.
braces the English, Latin. Greek, French,
Spanish and German languages, Ma,he.
mates, Natural and Moral Philosophy
The military exercises do not interfere
with the academic duties.
TERMs.-For board. tuition, washing,
fuel, lights, and servants attendance
Sl60 for the session Of ten months.
Circulars containing particulars may
be had on application TO the Principal al
Urbana. Frederick county, Md.
Dec. 23d-6t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

talon Of the national viii by rendering
4 more eaDieDs By yDur supeTyisicns and
iissposfna by your decIsgstion.
NJ. thahk ycu also, gentIemea o. the
Stnie, fof having been The frst % address
cengratuIaticns % ~ 20 yes were the
krst TO gives expkessioa 20 the popular
wish. Aid me. 81 OF you, TO set hrm in
the Iand-upset By too May revolutions
Ia stable government which shall have
for It's basis rsligioo, probiry, and love.
For the suiIs ring classes receive here
my oath that no sacrifice shall be wan
ting on my psrt % insure the. prosperity
Of my country, and whilst maintain
peace will yield 10 no,hiog which may
touch the honor or dignity Of France"
The empire would b proclaimed ia al
the departments. Sunday, December Sh'
The imperial crown Was ordered some
time since, and D. nearly ready. NJ.
T.emonnier, the jewelleFf on the Place
vendoDse, whose stall ~ the L,ondOs
Exhibition last year contained the Queer
Of SPANS Jewels. il the artist. He i
also preparing eashet Of jewels for ih'
- yyrs9aszss 80 ussl{nguEsngd PCIisI
7 genefRs. has forwarded ID address 10 III
Emperor, saying that the Poles will rang
"tder his banner, should France renew
her wars. -
A Birmingham house has received al
order TO coin 100 tons of copper int
coinage Of the new French empire. Fou
thousand tons are required in all, AM
the work will take four years TO complete
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
Notice to Cresiif0rs.

NJ Office is hereby given tina, the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphan Cour; of Saint Mary's county,
in Maryland, letters of administration or
the personal estate Of John K. Heckers,
late of said county, deceased. All per.
sons b wing claims against the said do.
ceased are :reby warned to exhibit me
same, with be proper vouchers thereof,
TO the subscriber, on or before ihe ed
day of June next; otherwise they will be
excluded by law from all benefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand this
23d day Of December, 1852.
THOS. J. STONE.
December %, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

DEATH OF JOHN L. CAREY, ESQ
We regret % learn that John L. Carey
Esq. for mauy years associated in the
editorial department Of The Baltimore
American, breathed his last in N. Orleans
on the evening Of the l4th instant. having
fallen = victim to the cholera. after an
illness Of but few hours duration. Mr..
Carey, who was so extensively known as
an able and talented writer. had just en-
tered on his duties rs an associate editor
Of the New Orleans Crescent. having left
Baltimore but Q few weeks since for that
purpose.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
Notice 10 Creditors,

M Office is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of st. Mary's County, in
Maryland, lie 'ers of administration on ths
personal estate OF Cornelius F. Kirby,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the proper vouchers thereof, 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 23i day OF
June next, Otherwise they may be ex.
cluded by law from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this sd
day Of December, 1852.
RICHARD E. SUTTON, Adm'r.
Dec. % 1882.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

ZONE onei come all! 10 JOSEPH
~ SCHUSTER'S cheap store, Noun,
Olive, St. Georges. He has just re.
turned from Baltimore with a new sup
ply OF Winter Goods, which he will sell
very low for Cash.
He names some of his prices in part, a.
an earnest Of the bargains TO be obtained
from him, viz--Casineis. 25-very good
Calico, 81 a 10 cts.-French Bingham,
1911 cts.-Check. g cts-Bed Ticking.
cts.-Caps. l2A-Ladies' Winter Mits,
st, cts.
Come and see him, and you will find
his goods lower than a, any other store.
A large assortment of Ready. Made
Clothing, &C., &c.
JOSEPH SCHUSTER.
Dec. %, ls52-sf
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
srAMER,s GOOD MEpIcINEs,

SrABLER'S GOOD MEDICINES.
The SURPRISINGLY beautiful style in which
these articles are put up call forth the
encomiums Of all who have seen them,
and this is certain indication that they
have been prepared with al uncommon
degree Of skill and care, and all who use
them can feel a certainty of their xeel.
lence for the cure Of Coughs, CoTdsi
-As,hms, and early stages Of Consumption
- rYssax.hMa
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

VALUABLE ENGLISH BOOKS.
T. HAVE recently received from the
Il late New York sale of English Books,
a large and valuable assortment Of En-.
glish works, comprising many rare and
valuable works in Theology, History;
Medicine, Classical Literature, and the
Fine Arts, which the attention OF the
lovers OF literature is respectfully invited.
A. P. BURT, No. Z, Bait. ct.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

WASHINGTON AFFATRs.-After q full
examination of John Glids Jack Long,
charged with assaulting and fracturing
the skull Of Mr.. Rein Humphrey, on or
about the 9Th of November last, Justice
Samuel Grub finally committed the
prisoner for appearance at the Criminal
Court.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

CoDIFicATioN OF THE LAws.-A wri.
Ter in the Baltimore Argus, asserts, that
"lhere is no man in the State who can
codify the laws in ten years or ever, in
The manner proposed, viz !: to reduce the
words half, or one.fourth, or one
sixteenth, without leaving out the same
proportion Of their meaning"
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

A NOVEL ExPEDIENT.-A member of
the Baltimore bar being engaged as coun-
sci in'a case Of some Importance. invol-
wing a considerable sum Of money, and
having tried in vain for FIVE or six years
TO bring the suit to trial, has had the
lives of the defendants assured for the
amount Of the claim, fearing that they
may die before he can get judgement.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

NORWEGIAN LEPRosY.-A letter daters
Bergen. Norway. September twentieth,
says that the oriental leprosy, as de-
sc,ibed by Moses, exists. at this moment
in Norway. In addition to a ieprosy
house established>so centuries ago. the
government, has recently built hospital,
the first that the world ever knew, for the
cure of leprosy. The desease il almost
exclusively confined to the western coast
of Norway. and the number of lepers is
nearly one in fifty. The writer $50
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

DR.. Howe has examined almost the
entire number OF cases Of idiocy known
in Massachusetts, and the result in in all
but four instances, he found the parents
Of these idiots were either Incorporate,
addicted 20 tsential vices, scrofuious,
predisposed to insanity, or had interrnar.
ried with blood relations.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

James Kent, ESQ., Q prominent citizen
Of Anne Arundel county. died in Balii-
more on Tuesday the fourteenth. He
was gentleman widely known. in our
state, and, universally -beloveds The
Maryland Republican pays q just tribute
To his memory.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

49, - ~ upper part of
ST. Clements Bay, where she may be
examined previous to sale.
The terms OF sale prescribed by the
Court are, that one third Of the purchase
money be paid cash on the day Of sale,
and the residue in equal instalments Of
six and twelve monrhs-the purchaser
giving bond with approved security. bear,
ing interest from the dav Of sale.
THOMAS J. STONE, Admr.
Dec. 23d, I352-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

SUDDEN DEArH.--On Friday last, in
this district, free colored woman named
Betty Adams. while standing before the
FIRE cooking, fell over and expired with
scarcely struggle.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

A ROYAL BgrRorHAL.-The Princess
Of England, Queen Victoria's oldest
child. born Nov. 81, 1910, is said to be
betrothed to Prince Frederick William.
heir apparent Of The Prussian Crown,
born Oct ls, 1884,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue Of an order from The Or.
ID phan's Court of Saint Mary's Co.,
the subscriber as administrator of John
Heikens, late ofsaid county deceased. will
offer at public sale, at the late residence
Of said deceased on Saturday, the 18th
day Of January next, the following pro.
~ perty, to wit: The Schooner
GgkS1d6unEandHnmANl- HENRY.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

We perseivs, that our quondam sgMna1
man, John L4rhin Dofey. has teen sp
pOinied Sab Treasury ageVt to visif the
Soutli, to examine the condition Of De
positories and Land o6ces, ia accor:
dance with the Sub. Treasury Act.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

We are indebted to Hon. r. J. Bowie
for a pamphlet copy of the Presidents
message.
We are. indebted to some unknown
friend for . copy Of Governor Roane's
message, Of Arkansas. ,s
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

HrcH PRIcEs FOR NEcRoEs.-A gentle.
man in this neighborhood sold three ne.
gro men last week for iwenty-six hundred
and fifty dollars-an average Of near nine
hundred dollars per man! -
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
5t.n1arp's Beafor,
LEONARD Town, md.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. q, 1882.

In accordance with fhe time honored
usage OF our predecessors, no paper will
be issued from this Office next week
being Christmas week. We had contem.
plated trying TO say something pretty
about Christmas, but, now we have sci
down to K, our pen refuses to scribble
either humorously or seniimentally, and
we must content ourselves with wishing
our readers the fullest enjoyment Of all
the pleasures and happiness of the season,
and with Offering them as the only New
Years Gift a: orr command, our promise
to redouble our exertions, in the coming
year, to make the Beacon ell it Purports to
be-a good county paper.
The recent foreign news has caused q
decided advance in breadstuffs. Flour
advanced 25 cents per barrel. Sales OF
1.200 barrels City Mills at s5.2s, and
300 barrels How
Wheat sdvas
white, 10 cents. Corn also G6VShcedS
white, So cents, and yellow 81 cents.
BY the Sun OF Tuesday, for which we
are indebted to Mr.. Mitchell, of the
steamboat Osceola, We learn that the re.
ceipts of. grain are moderate. Sales OF
red wheat at 81 10 IA; white wheat,
good to fair, At a dollar fourteen to dol.
lar twenty cents. and such Is is suitable
for family. -four at one dollar and twenty.
FIVE cents per bushel.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

-AEsrgaIous DlEr.--Many cases Of III.
Il Is, both in adults and childrsD. may hs.
kea.lily cured by abstinence from all
bod. Headaches, -iisordered s,omachs,
and MANI ether attacks are often caused
violating the rules ~of health. asd. in
1nseauence, some, paris Of the system
i xznnaaoaded, or some of the organs
Hged. O,nit,iug, oas, no. or
ese Meals, as the case may De, gises
.... = to rest Cpd slow.
!. lens. The practice of giving drugs
20 clear out the stomach. though it may
afford the needed temporary relief. al
ways weakcns the system, while a5sti'
nence secures ths good result without
doing any injury.
Said young gentleman TO distin'
s,,ished medical practitioner, in Phlls'
| ielphia, 4" Doctor, what do you do for
Yourself when you have turn Of head.
che, or other slight attack 81
go withou, my dinner" was the
rply.
| land if that does not cure you, wha'
then 7"
Go without my supper.
But if that does not cure you, what
then 2"
AGO without my breakfast. We
| physicians seldom take medicines our
selves, or use them in our families, for
We know that abstinence is better, but we
cannot make our patients believe it,"
MANY cases Of slight indsposiiion are
cured by change of diet. Thus, if a
person suffers from constipation, has a
headache, slight attacks of fever or dys.
p.psia. the cause may often be removed
By eating rye mush and molasses baked
apple. and other fruits.-Domestic Rec@in
Book.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

New AssgssaENT-The assessment
has been completed in this comfy, and
the assessors have made theirs returns
but as The amounts hare notbeeusfgarsg
up we are unl,le icpablish ahem.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

@ The fat or that took the fesl
prize At the late Kentucky State Fair,
weighed three thousand ttco hundred and
kfiy poa1Ids.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
1)Oetru


fwrit.sn sbs We Dessvs-I
70 Mas. L. A. H.
sY AKElss frTNEsEEs.
re isfsns taken IN he bad,
Csc a had drank from sorrUw's cup
Calls not for tears ofBistsrness,
B.s scansrs, swertey, 6owers Of hope.
Among the shining hosts above,
And balhcd IN ocesns Of delight,
me souIs u IAtIe children dwell
Bessatb o esBopy Of Hghs.
Their robes were never stained By am
BY conscious deed OF oct OF id,
And - who died thei. SOILS to cave,
VIA ssD5ss love regards theSa s,ill.
They pass from loving parents arms
Where they have fondlY Graded been
To rest ansid such sseges b saisss
a moral eve - - &c.
60 BGN ~ C tRr ~rf1faii' 7sa
: IL. 6oaom sweH viii, heartfelt sigh,
While gasPing in the arms Of death, 90
The gentle svHerer waits TO die.
Yet whea the agony is past. e..
And life's Tast. strug Ting is o'vr,
We Eeeithai they are safely housed
From harm on the Eternal shore.
Nov. 1st, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

PoRE.-Pork 10 Commanding from 81
to $S per cwt in our county. Some large
sales were made last week at So.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
NOTICE

WAS COMMITTED to the Jail of
w Charles County, on the 10th in
20 slant, a Negro Man, who calls
OES himself
C jim DORSEY.
- He says he belongs to Edward
- Tubman, Of ST. Mary's county.
His complexion is a dark copper color ;
he is abou, 5 feet 8 or 8 inches high
says he is fifiy-eight years old has on q
dark roundabout, and has @ bundle ol
clothing with him besides that he has on,
The owner of the above described
Negro is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take
him away; otherwise, he will be dis.
charged according to law.
ARTHUR d. SHOOT, Sheriff
Dec. %, 1852. Charles County.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

Horsiio Greenough. the ceIebrass4
American Sculptor died in Boston on
Saturday last.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

Tthe opinion OF the attending ply &C.
the hospital in Norway is, that the de.
sease will show itself among these emi-
grants in this country. and probohly be-
some pestilent desease in the Western
states.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

! Tos4ccoa--Thereahas not been niue
ness done.ikis week in Tobacco. The
i spls ting light nd shipfefs slowing
D little anxiety 10 buy at present.
20 = aemaisd has MOSTLY been ccsssned .
q cd fancy Ground Leaf, WHICH goes Of
(fes.y q full prices, but ofiIsr descrip.
lions IRE sold with One difficulty We
quote as before. viz MARYLAND Ground
Leaf s. Aa7;. Frost $3Aa4, interior
SzaA ! : good common o. las l. brown
Ill and fine brownr3S- u j. expecr
ID thu HE stock of Masylsni, IN the
lands -of~sgeRss. at the Opening Of The
bring business, will be very light.