St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-12-23

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A NEW NOVEL,
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fnl and brilliant America author, snt;.
tied
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will adorn the columns OF the Eorthcom
ing ns" series.
Mr.. Willis will continue his usual
editorial labours writing on the passing
topics OF interest as they occur. lie will
also give, from time to time passages
from his Travels in the Tropics, and in
Ghs South and West. His entire time
being devoted to the paper, the we'll
known variety and industry of his pen
will betseen in its columns az before.
Bul We have q new feature to offer from,
. the pen Of Mr. Willis, and one that we
helisss.( Z ihia naEiod oi taste Coz. pic
slEFIh Fs4F ifte1 VIII be pFesemIneni!
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series Of sketches descriptive Of
COUNTRY.LIFE WITHIN CITY
REACH.
The Town, 90 heretofore, will be q
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amusements merely, though :hess' are
Hoted with care. The weekly chronicle
efthe Town, comprises notices, more
or less minute, according to circumstan.
sss. OF the important lectures, meetings
works OF art, schemes Of improvement
and benevolence, new enterprises dis
covsries and inventions, as well as the
popular entertainments.
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lis,) devote their entire time. skill and
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NsVembsr ~, 1859.