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NoIlCE IS hereby given that the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of St: Mary's coun,, -
Maryland, letters of administration on
the personal estate of James M,l,imore,
late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims agains, the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the proper vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or before
the 4th day of May next; otherwise,
they will be excluded by law from all
benefit Of the said estate. Given under
my hand this 4th day of November,
1852.
II. II. BEAN, Admr.
Nov
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LATE OF UPPER MARLBORO MD.
WILL give prompt and special al.
w tenIion to the prosecution and
collection Of all Land Claims e. others
IN favor Of those who served in the wars
Of the United States or their heirs at law.
He may be seen from to 3 p. NJ. at
the Office Of J. NJ. Carlisle, Esq, opposite
City Hall or any other time at tho resi-.
dence of his father Dr.. James Harper on
F. Street between Is & Il South side.
All communications (prepaid) attended
TO. Nov. Ii, ls52.--6m.
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Excelsior Oyster and
REPRE- M ENT SALOON.

mo. North Liberty st. BaItimore.)
"HE undersigned, late of st. Mary's,
- have associated themselves together
in the above business. They keep con-
stantly on hand the choicest OYSTERS,
LIQUORS. SEGARS. &c, &C.. and
respectfully request a call from their
ttiends in st. Mary's when they visit
he city.
ALEXANDER CAYWOOD
WILLIAM ID. BLACKSTONE.
Oct -, Is52-tf.
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The copies of the few remaining hun.
hreds Of the present edition are being
durried offat prices greatly reduced from
shat (S5) al which the balance were
bold, to make room for O new edition to
ste gotten up in magnificent and costly
Pryle Immediately upon closing out the
esent one.
te Every purchaser is bound las a mat.
ter Of justice and protection to the copy.
rightist) by his sacred pledge Of honor,
TO use the Processes for the information
Of him self alone.
To obtain the Processes it is necessa.
~ to give such pledge, with the price,
Three Dollars, enclosed in letter, post.
paid, directed 10 p. MAY MARLEY,
Funkstown, Washington Co., Maryland.
The Processes will be forwarded post.
paid. to the given address. BE particu-
lar to write the name of Post Office, and
State, distinctly with those neglecting
this, mistakes frequently occur.
Those prefering it. can order copies OF
the forthcoming edition, which will be
ready about the holidays. The price
will be So; orders sent before its issue
will be filed as soon IS the copies are
are ready, for S5.
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MADE CLOTHING.

: SPAbBFNG G greenwich have
just received one of the largest assert
ment Of OvER, SACK, AND FROcE CoaTs,
ever offered in this county, which they
will sell ct Baltimore prices.
The highest markes price, in Cash or
Goods will be given for Green or Dry
Hides.
Nov. 9TH. - ,S
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GEORGE SLATER.

Or THE Late FIRM or GrtMoAE g. SLATER,
Wholesale 9roeers and Commission Merchants,
No. 70 Commercial street,
= EGS to inform his friends in Leon.
- ard Town and St. Mary's county
that he will continue at the old stand
where he will feel most happy In attend
ing to whatever orders they may please
favor him with.
Baltimore, Sept. IS, 1881.
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eUANo, GUANo, GUANo.

THOMAS w. HELEN, No. I22
Dugan's Wharf, above the State
Warehouse, keeps constantly on hand q
large supply of GUANO, Of direct i'm
portatisn, which he offers to sell on as
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Francis w. KerchneP.
BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
No. los WEST FAYETTE SrEEr,
Opposite the Liberty Engine House.
RAT.TIMOPE

49, Respectfully informs his friends
q that he has purchased
the old established EZA@w
stand Of Mr.. J. Hartman, and is
prepared TO supply them with Opera
Boots, Caters, Scotch Boots and Shoes
of all kinds. for gentlemen's wear, made
Of the best materials. BY strict attention
TO business, he hopes to merit share Of
the patronage extended to the late pro.
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August s. 1859.
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER takes this meth.
u cd to inform his friends and the
public, that he has tshen q house in
CHARLorrE HALL for the nex, year, for
The purpose Of educating his children.
lie Will have room for few boarders, and
hopes to be able TO give satisfaction to
those who may paironixe his house.
THOMAS f. DENT.
DEC. 9th, lS62-lm .-
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FREELAND & HAIL
0RoeERs q Commission M EReHAnxs
No. Sc Light Street Wharf
BALTIMO REumwaazzsz,su

hrFER Tor sal
lected stock Of GR0eFl
part Of
$50 Bags Rio Coffee various grades.
100 do Government Java Coffee -
IS do old white Maracaibo do
SO Chests Of Gunpowder Imperial & Y.
Hyson Teas.
80 hlf Chests OoloDg & Chulan Black do
80 half Boxes double refined Loaf Sugar
IS Barrels Crushed Pulverized & Clarit
fed do
40 Hhds Porto Rico & Cuba Molasses
5 Hhds family Syrup
80 Hhds New Orleans, Cuba & Porto
Rico Sugars. ST..
Also a superior assortment of impor.
ted and domestic liquors, the quality Of
which we guarantee equal to any in our
Market.
Oct. %, 1852.
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:" HEAT FANS.-A large supply
" Of J.. Bamborough's Wheat
Pans received and for sale by
SPALDING g. greenwich.
August 10
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No. IN DUGAN's WHARF.

TUE subscriber keeps constantly on
- hand fine assortment OF family,
extra. and superfne Flour, together with
all kinds OF Mill Feed, Lime. Bricks.
Hay, &c. THOMAS w. HELEN.
Baltimore, November 90 ls5i-y
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ID , ~ A#N~~~~
q: y e.: C.: !: IS: =: s; 8:
~ mence running fegu.
larry between the above places. Leav.
ing Washington every Sunday NJ Y
o'clock, A. N. Returning, leave Balti.
more every Tuesday at 8 o'clock, p.
nj. ~ .rs .aa1
She will touch regularly going and
returning, al Leona rdlOwn and Cone riv.
er. and at all the usual landings on Tho
Potomac, for signals or to land. -s5 -.
Passage and fare TO and from Baiii.
more or Washington, 92,50. @ar' r"
Freight taken on moderate terms.
The Osceola will arrive af Leonard
Town about 2 o'clock on Sunday. and
about 6 o'clock on Wednesday- morning.
JAMES MITCHELL Capt. at
October z. 1851. { Z t-ss = @-.f
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A man can End nowhere -
Savings Bank as By empiying his purse
into his head. Knowledge is the best
capffal he can possess ], il at his com
mand every moment, and always above
par.--DA. FRANKLIN. ...-.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

virtue Of an order from the Or.
WOphan's Court of - Mary's
county, The subscriber, as Administrator
OF James johnson, late Of said county
deceased, will offer ut Public Sale, a, the.
ate residence Of deceased, near Char
iotte Hall, on Thursday the 23d day Of
december next. ell the personal property
belonging TO the late deceased, consisting
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-12-23

A FlRSTRATE COOK, WASHER,
~ and lroner. Apply a, this Office.
Nov. 21si, 1852.
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kiichen Furniture. Also three NE.
GROES-one woman about SIS, n girl
about IL or Is, and boy abou, 10 wears
Of age-girl and boy very likely.
Terms Of SALE,-For all sums of Five
dollars or under the cash will be reouired.
all sums above that amount, q credit Of
SIX months on notes, with approved secu.
rity, bearing interest from the day of sale.
ALLEN T. JOHNSON, Adm.
Nov. 25th. It's.
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Household and hN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
LATEST NEWS By THE NAILS.
Later from Havana-FurtherO Of the
Crescent CITY Affair, DC.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Black
Warrior has arrived from Havana, bringing
dates to the l lth inst
The difficulty regarding the Crescent City
had been revived by some old Spaniards who
worked upon the feelings and prejudices of the
Captain General They had persuaded him to
declare that the understanding with Judge
Conklin had reference to only one voyage Of
the Crescent City. A Spanish war steamer was
cruising off Moro Castle with positive instruc-
lions to prevent the Crescent City from enter
mo the harbor at all hazards.
No further difficulty had occurred in regard
IN other American vessels. The American
Steamer Antelope, which put into Havana for
coal and water without bill ofhealth, receiv.
e1ayery facilityin Obtaining supplies and sailed
,y;,bou, molestation, although she had violated
the quarantine regulations
TT Black " "'nr lst evening, while off
Barnogat h.il came in collision with schr. Sa-
rab Emma. iron New York for Philadelphia,
cutti, her down tot @ater's edge and 9TH
erwise damaging ref The schooner was a
bandoned at aschorlu NE fathoms water and
the crew taken Oh board the steamer.
The Captain General was moving an army
of 90 900 men from point to point, organizing
them for immediate action. -Four companies
of infantry and,o of laucers had been station
ed at Cardenas.
The news Of Pieces election reached Ha-
vana on the 18th, by the steamer Isabel.
Dry sugars were scarce and inactive. Mo-
lasscs was in little demand. Coffee dull.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
Finances Of Virginia.

Dan Johnson, First Auditor oil the o'a'es
n onh,;sb.. his report on the operations OF
aas Trsa."Ty dn. ing the fiscal year ending DC
to rob l. 1852 and IS coalition on that Gay -
The total receipts o, the ear amoun'e s71 to
s1279 527 II and the exFendltL fes ~ - he
ase7 70. There was further, bale'nee III 'n ne
Treasury. at the beginning of the y ear 90 %
$50 .470,02: and one at the end OF S37 o.
But, included in the list of receipts, there %
neers the sum of $4,000 from temporary
loans. The report adds, that in addillon 70
the amount actually paid out, as per EXHIBIT -
the Board of Public works on account oil ln.ef
est ON the Public debt, the Board was entitled
to call for 1921, STA ,03 for the same purpose,
In place of making this demand, "the board
permitted the Second Auditor to use 1884,
,5l2 80 of premiums on the sale of Stale otocK'
sbl2,S5o OF Of Redemption funds remaining
uninvested, and SG9,0u 81 of loans effected
for purposes Of internal improvement. In this
way the Auditor makes out the real deficiency
Of the year 10 have been $254,302 62; OF, II
the $50 900 of premiums be reclaimed and d.
yerfed by the Legislature, to $343,945 81.
The returns received from the Commission.
ers Of Revenue have not yet been sufficient to
Justify an estimate OF the finances for the year
lS52-'53
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

POPULATION or MaRrLANp--Il appears
from table extracted from the yet unpublisb-
ed returns Of the Seventh Census thai the total
white population of Maryland is 400, 666-of
which aggregate 10000 were born in the
State. IS, 1922 in other States, Q .557 in ireland.
3,467 in England, 1908 in Scotland. 26o in
Wales, 1896 in Germany, md 5o7in France.
Total born in the United States a3s, DIG; total
born in foreign countries $3.50. In Massa-
ehusetts foreign born residents form l6.5 per
cent Of The whole population. In New York
they constitute 2l.23 per cent; in Maryland
l2S5 per cent. of the white inhabitants; IN
Louisiana 26.6 per cent. Of the white race ard
the free colorcd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
S0ntag am0ng tie Boston Clergymen

UHtufs0 D"o'"'o >e''
BosroN, Nov. 17.-Adrcss rehearsal was
given by Sontag to day, at which all the Cler-
gyrnen Of Boston and vicinity were invited,
and nearly 400, of all denominations, with
their families, were in attendance;
The scene was one of great interest, and she
sang most divinely, and gave several sacred
pieces among the rest.
At the close of the rehearsal, the Rev Mr..
Barnard moved vote of thanks, and DR..
Sharp, who was called to the chair addressed
Sontag in appropriate and touching terms
Sontag replied by signs, and kneeled to the
venerable Dr. Sharp with tears streaming
down her checks. who placing his hands on
her head, gave her his blessing, the whole au-
dience expressing the deepest apparent inter-
est in the scene being cnacIed before them---
On raising to her feet little girl presented
her with garland of flowers, which she re-
ceived and withdrew.
The Protestant clergymen present present.
ed her with a handsome bible, and the Catho--
lie clergymen with another-the blank pages
on both containing autographs Of the clergy
men present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
Gen. Pierce.

A report, for some days, has been circulated
IN the papers that the man "gcnerally eaHcd
Frank was coming to hibernate in Virginia
and the bashful Democracy of Richmond have
displayed trcmuous anxiety about it, like tha,
OF youthful maiden expecting the first formal
visit ola lover. We are sorry to learn thai
they are doomed to disappointment. Itwould
have been beautiful spectacle to have wit
messed their dignifed and disintcrested dcvo.
ton to ''the rising SUM-" but the Richmond
Dispatch says: 1--WE have Sc en- letter from a
gentleman in Concord, ~ II, Inch confirms
the following: The new Eagle tavern was
opened yesterday. A splendid dinner was
given TO about 60 invited guests, among " HON
was Gen. Pierce. The General will board at
the Eagle during the wnter. You will prob
ably sec various newspaper accounts of his
intention to spend the winter in Portsmouth,
N. H., in Virginia &c. They arc all untrue.
have it from his own mouth that he will re-.
side here this winter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
cuba.

Intelligence OF the Crescent City is looked
for with great interest 1t is Certain that the
questions in dispute between this government,
aud that her Catholic Majesty have not been
adjusted, and il is not unlikely that variances
of an irrccoRciable character exist. The era
zy old government, of Spain seems to court its
destruction. Some allowances we are disposed
10 make for the ics,iness Of decrepitude, and
for the rcsentmen,s which have survived the
afairof Lopez, but il is beginning to be mat
ter worth consideration, whether we may not
compromise the national honor by too great in.
diligence. Congress viii shortly meet, and
VIC suppose the whole matter will be placed
in It's hands.
Commenting upon tho late telcgraphic news,
that Spanish vessel of war was lying off the
harbor Of HAVANA to preuent the entrance Of
the Crescent City, the Richmond Dispatch
says:
We trust that, at lasi, The Spanish Govern
ment of Cuba is about 10 bring matters 10
crisis We arc tired Of this dallying 30 long
with question of so much Importance. Let
but the thing be done, Let but the Crescent
City be stopped by Spanish war.steamcr,aud
we shall soon see what Is 10 follow. The off
Ger in command WILL of course, strike his flag
at once, and we shall have before Us, the case
OF an American vessel captured at sen, in time
of profound peace, by neehboring nation,
for no other reason than. that IN the pursuance
OF legitimate commerce. she has attempted TO
enter harbor belonging to that Po~e
The Dario de la Marina has said, thar the
treaties Of Spain do moi apply TO Cuba, and
therefore that Cuba is uncoDnected, hy treaty.
with any other part Of the world. This is
very different view of the matter. from that IN
tcrtaned by this government, for il issues lis
proclamation against The Lopez invaders, sole
ly on the grond that ii was in violation of
positive treaty 1t is, probably, a portion of
Cuban policy 10 follow this declaration 10 It's
consequences, and 10 tins, no doubt, we are
indebted for the present proceeding. Wei, III
Cuba is not bound by any treaty. why nhoud
we consider her thus bound2 Why should
our government have interviews with Calde
ron de la Barea, with regard TO matter over
which he has no juysdictionl Why should
we be bound by laws which do not bind them.
We are opposed TO all fkiibuStefiag expe-
ditons. But this is no fllbusering, 1t is AN
insult to the American ilag--a wilful, deliber
ate insult-an insult which has been in pro
cess of maturity for months. The preparations
made 10 support it, prove that ii has Lecn thus
meant. 1t is unendurable The American
people will not endure it. If Cuba is not
bound by the treaties of Spain, then the Amer
ican people will initiate Cromwell, when he
declared that he would make war on the IN.
QUESTION. They will make var on Cuba.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

The Richmond Times is informed tina, Ma;
Yancey, Of Buckingh the old "whecl.borson
Of Virginia Democracy, has publicly de.
clared his intention to get up petition to the
Legislature in favor of the issue of small notes
blythe Banks of this Commonwealth. When this
necessary measure of State policy is adopted
we hope tie democrats will not claim the cred
it of it. They have borrowed from the Wing,
almost every thing valuable in their schemes
OF gosernment-as well as nearly all the
most talented men. and we are unwilling TO- in
crease their indebtedness, with so certain
prospect Of bankruptcy ahead
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

The contributions to the Washington Mon
ument received at the ballot boxes, at the re-
cent election, will lead to the completion Of
that O. cat aalonal work 1t is supposed that
one hundred thousand dollars were collected
throughout the United States. That sum will
carry the monument 10 the height of at least
two hundred and fifty feet, aud when 1t shall
have attained this state of progress, the means
will be loand TO finish it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

ST.. DoMiNoo.- Duff Green, noted of
late years for his connection with impractical.
BILE schemes, incredible revelations and semi
reasonable plots, turned up recently in the
city Of New York, where he prints letter in
the Herald, developing notable plan for the
colonization and subjugatioh of the Island of
ST. Domingo. He proposes to accomplish a
task which the French Government some
years since attempted, but which even the ge-
mus OF Napoleon could not consummate. Bat
1t seems Gen. Green's plan also contemplates
Interior Objects After subjugaing the Hay
uens and ue'hroning his sable majesty, Soulo.
que. the General will then turn b;s attention IN
the Island of Cuba.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
DISTRESSING Case of Suicide.

PnrI.ApELPHn, Nov. 17.-Mrs. George
+ lick drowned herselfat Race street. wharf at
8 clock this morning. She was deranped.
and stole away from the house of her husband
while the nurse attending her was asleep.
leaving child ten days old Her body was
found early this morning, in the dock. She
bad been partially deranged for three months
past, She was of very respectable family
and had been married for over two wears.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

The crops on the vaslly productive low
grounds Of the Roanoke river have been sol ro-
quenty destroyed, Of late, by fresbcis in that
river, that a meeting Of farmers interested IN
the Roanoke low grounds, was held at Hall.
fax. on the 25th of October, with view of de-
yising plan 10 secure the grounds from mum
daiion. Two canals are 10 be made to carry
off the overflow of water during ircshet for
the construction OF which charters arc 10 be
asked from The Legislature of North Carolina,
at its present session, and scveral appropriate
committees were appointed 10 carry into effect
the views al the meeting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
DlStlNguiShed Iryirals.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 17.-Secretary Corwin
returned to the city last night in excellent
health The Cabinet are now all in Washing
ton. Senators Smith and Morton have remain
ed here during most Of the recess of Congress.
Senators Brodhead and Pratt have been here
several days on business connected with Mexi.
can claims, they being members of the Com.
mltiee on these claims. Representative Price,
OF New Jersey, arrived yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
OBITUARY..

Died ON the 18th inst. at Ellington Hanover CO., the
residence of his sister, Mr. pErtr G. NELsoS, in the
58ta year of his age Iii, illness ~es painful but borne
with Guinness and resignation Al tnat Endness' sym
pnthy and skill could DO done to Arrest MS
but in win. Neverth less we trust he has or
earth for the better country, in which his 9' "0P'
and aspirations were centred. II
fhem also which sleep in Jesus, will God bring VAN
him"
~ The Richmond papers will please copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NOTICE-There will be Ball at Col.
Vs. Chas Lees Hotel, Natural Bridge, ON Thurs
ay 25th inst. Those intending 90 by Packet. will
arrive at GiImores Mill Wednesday evening, where
1cre will beSmges to convey them to the Bridge
nov l9-d3l*
~ 1t being certain that city is to be lighted
with with Gas, TAKE the earliest opportunity of in
ormng the citizens of Lynchbmg that shall prepare
Immediately for GAS-FITT INGand respectfully solic
the patronage of my friends and the public generality
Aug 20-dts A. &. DABNEY, A'GT,
puEoNIx FouNpRY.