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wAYSIDE DREAM.
BAYARp TAYLOR

BY BAYARp TAYLOR.
A warm and drowsy sweetness
Is stealing Ger my brain;
see no more the Danube
Sweep through. .!:e .he fTsyal plain;
hear no more the peasant girls
Singing amid the grainl
Soft silvery wings, moment
Seem resting on my brow;
Again, | hear the water,
But its voice is deeper now.
And the mocking-bird and oriole
Are singing on the bought
The elm and linden branches
Droop dark and close DER head,
And the foaming forest brooklet
Leaps down its rocky bed;
Be still, my heartl the seas are passed
The paths of home treadl
The showers of creamy blossoms
Are on the linden spray,
And down the clover meadow
They heap the scented hay.
And glad winds toss the forest leaves
All the bright summer day.
Old playmatesl bid me welcome
Amid your brother band;
Give me the old Affection
The glowing grasp Of hand!
/ worshin no more fhe realm ,,f Old
Here, in my Fatherlandl
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THE UPAs TREE ON THE IsrHMus.
Some time since, we saw some COM
ments in United States paper upon
an article taken from a Panama pa
per, (which we do not recollect)
stating that o man named James
Linn had been found dead upon a
tree on the Gorgona road, and that
upon examining the tree, the natives
pronounced it highly poisonous, pro-
ducing death to any one who should
sleep under il.
Riding out upon the "Plains," a
lew miles from the city, the other
day with friend, we had the good
fortune to have several OF these trees
pointed oul 10 US. As far around
each as its branches extended the
grass was dead-the ground almost
bare whilst all beyond it was fresh
and green. Each tree seemed to
form a circle around it, by the ap.
pearance presented BY the dead and
living grass. They were all alike in
this respect, and the trees all of the
same appearance and character
Occasionally the skull OF dead mule
or other animal was to be found ly-
ing directly under the tree or near
by, indicating the effects Of its dead
ly poison. Anxious as we felt to
procure branch, and bring it TO the
city, that its fluids might be subjec-
TED 10 a chemical analysis, we were
deferred by the threa:ning appear
ance they presented. We have no
doubt al all but that Linn came to
his death in the manner prescribed.
Nor do we entertain a doubt as to
the nature Of the tree being poison
Gus as the deadly upns Of the Niie.-
Panama Herald, June A.
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than that he might continue 10 livs
He wns, accordingly, at his own re-
quest, led into the smithy, muIiiiudes
fiocking around TO tender him their
kindes, Offices. or TO witness the pro.
cess Of release; and having laid down
his head upon the anvil, tbs smith
lost no time in seizing and poising
his goodly forehammer. "Will I
come sair on, minister's exclaimed
the considerats man OF iron, in AZ
the brink of the pot.
''As sair as We like" was the min
ister's answer: "better a chap i the
chats than die for want Of BREATH"
Thus permitted. the man let iall a.
blow, which fortunately brake the
pot in pieces without hurting the
head which il enclosed, as the cook
maid breaks the she'll Of the lobster,
without brdising the delicate food
within. A few minutes Of the clear
air, and a glass from the gudewiIe's
hottie, restored the unfortunate man
OF prayer; but, assuredly, the incl
dent is one which will long live in
the memory Of the parishioners Of
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"The Tribune has been shown
by Mr.. T. D. Borst a portion OF a
maple tree 2l0 years old (by the
rings,) in the wood of which large
wolf trap is thoroughly imbedded,
TO the depth of FIVE or six inches,
having al least 100 years. growth
ovsr part of it, while a part OF it is
entirely exposed. The tree was
alive and standing, and the trap
about twenty-five feet from the
ground. There is no room for doubt
that The wood has actually grown
over and imbedded the trap, which
evidently had a panther's foot in il
when it was lodged there. The
most remarkable feature of the bust
ness is the perfect preservation o.
the trap, which is but slightly oxidi.
zed. II was found by a timber cut
ter in Woodhouse, Talbot district
Canada West.
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LosISG AN INFANT.-"rhose who
have lost an infant, are never as it
we're without an infant child. The
other children grow up 10 manhood
and womanhood, and suffer all the
changes OF mortality; but this one
alone is rendered an immortal child,
Tor death has arrested il with his
kindly harshness, and blessed it into
an eternal image Of youth and inno-
cence."
We know not who is the author
Of the above thought. but il is as
beautiful as it is true. Many a
mother who has wept in passionate
agony over the dead babe, has lived
TO love the memory OF the lost one
better than she loves the survivors.
We speak not now Of the unhappy
instances where those whom death
has spared 10 grow up 10 be the pain
of a parents existence, but of the
more frequent cases where the ties
OF the gratitude, so strong in child
hood. gradually become weakened
by absence, where the mother is al
most forgotten by the child, where
the babe grows up in the stern
hearted and emotionless man. On
such occasions the parent can scarce
ly realize that the stern, selfish man
who stands before her was the babe
she dandled in her arms and who
then smiled gratefully upon her, the
pratling happy babe. Thus, even in
sorrow, there is consolation. We
lay the child in the tomb and weep
tears Of agony as we do it; but we
forget what temptation il escapes,
what changes il is preserved from.
Nor is this all. We doubt if there
is a mother living who does notloEe
best 10 think OF her children as pure
and holy infants, than as men iuIly
grown, even though honors may
ihicken around them and thousands
call them great.-Ashtd6ula Senti'
mel.
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/" Everything does some good.
Sickness lends 10 virtue, while the
world is indebted ic %sE re: ioT ioT Two
thirds Of its surgical knowledge.
nP Sell knowledge is cne of the
most difficult acquisitions in liie.--
MANY a man is an ass for half GEN.
tury without discovering that bray
ing is not eloquence.
" A Western editor speaks oi
the circumstances of bird building
its nest upon ledge over the door
OF doctors Office as an attempt 10
rear its young in the very jaws ol
death.
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T The Cleveland Herald says
that good pssl1rage for almost any
number OF cows can be had in the
streets OF that city. The Forest
City must be growing like cows
tail.
SHocKING.-To serenade second
story window for two hours, and
then be told that the lady what used
to live there has moved around "the
next corner"
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No diseontinuance until all arrearsges are
settled; and failure to notify the publisher OF
a discontinuance will be considered as a new
engagement.
Any person getting up Club of TEN tn
oee address, will receive copy gratis. The
CASH, IN such case, must invariably accompany
the names.
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And there was be, l truw.,

The merriment OF the company.
however, soon gave way to con-
siderations Of humanity. Ludicrous
as was the minister, with such an
object where his head should have
been, and with the lset OF the pot
pointing upwards, like the horns OF
The Great Enemy, it was, neverthe-
less, necessary that he should be
speedily restored to his ordinary con-
dition, il il were for no other reason
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
SREREFF,S SALE.

| Rf virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias
~ issued from St. Mary's County Cir.
cult Court, at the suit Of The State Of
Maryland. use James c. Milburn. com.
mi!tee of Francis A. Jores, against the
ssa.sl schaiiels. lands and kenements
- nniam Jones' nd William NJ. Hall
surviving obligors Of Ierre Taylor. and
to me directed, have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, Interest,
property, claim and demand, at Law and
in Equity. Of the said William Jones and
William NJ. Hall, surviving obligors Of
Jerre Taylor, in and to the following
property, TO wit: A tract or parcel Of
land called and known by the name of
KEED.aLL,
contain 20 acres, and a tract or marcel
OF land called and known by the name
OF Part Hawley's Manor, containing s0
acres-confaining in all 100 acres, more
or less. And hereby give notice that
on Saturday, the 18th day of October
next between the hours Of IL O'Clock.
NJ and ! O'Clock, p. m, will expose |
% public auction, at the store of John B.
Flower, in ST. lnigoe's district, the aboy.
described property. so seized and taken
u execution, to the highest bidder for
lash. 'O'
Also, to 'Afisfy officers fees.
c. J. DURANT, Sheriff.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Notice to Creditors.

~ Office is hereby given that the
~ subscribers have obtained from ,bt
Orphans Court of ST.. Mary's county, in
Maryland, letters Of administration on
the personal estate Of William II. Hall
late OF said county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the proper vouchers
thereof, to The subscribers, on or before
the 18th day of March next; otherwise,
they will be excluded by law from al!
benefit of the said estate. Given under
our hands this 18th day OF September.
1852. MARY A. HALL,
WM. A. LOKER,
September Is, 1852. Administrators.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county. in
maryland, letters testamentarv on the
personal estate of John Guy, late Of said
county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber
on before the 18th day Of March mex,
otherwlse' they will be excluded BY law
from all benefit of said estate. Given
under nv hand this 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1852.
Sept 10Th 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
HaInptOn's Vegetable Tine.


THE GREET EESCOFERY OF THE
IE-RE.4D !-RE.fD !-RE.3D!
FEthE world never be fore saw such a mass
home testimony given to any other medi-
cine.
BALTIMORE. Sept. III. 1851.
Messrs. Morfiaer & Norbrsy: feel II a dusy
10 make known ne ben fis have DERIVED from
Dr HAmp'"n'S TincinIs For - isngih Of time
have been subject Ia great poStrs'ioE OF mus
cniar power, and great debility of the rsryons
system. accompanied with nalri-atiun and hut-
'ei'ng OF the heart. hal such sudden attacks
That on OH occasion | con 4 scarcely "a; home
l making mention of nv case To 4 friend he re-
ferred ne io Joseph r. Sfopleten esq an old
and highly respectable citizen Of Rsrimore.
who had used the TincfuF" under similar cir
cnms'ances called on Mr. Siapiaion. md. af
ter an interview Of some minutes was f,IIv
satisfied ut The medic virtues ~ the riretpra
tr"in The evidence before In~ of his own uerson
who, for some iine previous. indicated falling
state of health. hnt now a hearty. hale anpssr.
anca. with the activity Of uouih I Immediately
commenced using the Tinctnre AID. before /
took The cort-nts Of one ho'il- nv strength ,ra.
rFnS,cef Ghd en- ,colt as brisk and am a. ar.
fire as itv'Hty gears ago. This Tiuc,nre is the
grand restorative Of The digestive organs. which
when destroyed, the whole system is in a state
OF suffering
do assert il is no humhng. but is. in reality.
what 1t l. represented 10 be nv. DR.. HAMPTON.
hs.-apr.s vs.. A. ScBAErErR
~--aof Lombard and Sham x,r.,.,s
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
A G. F. n
Notice TO (,ifOrs.

~ Office is herebyen that the
~ subscriber has ded frcm the
Orphans Court of St. Is county, in
Maryland, letters of inistration on
the personal estate Of has S. Price
late of said counfuceased. All
persons having claimsinst the said
deceased are hereby ied to exhibit
the same. with the per vouchers
thereof, TO the subscr! on or before
the 18th day Of MarcExt otherwise
;hey will be excluded law from all
benefit Of the said est$ Given under
my hand this 10Th dof September,
1852.
JOHN w. FOEST, Admr.
Sept. 10th, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
PRICE, Is cents a Bottle.


sHE undersigned having this day as.
ISOLATED with him in the mercantile
business Me. James c. Greenwich, the
establishment will for the future be con.
Quoted in the name of Spalding.& Green
we'll. A continuance Of the patronage
heretofore extended to the house, is re.
sPectfully solicited.
7v.v f. LEO SPALDING.
q April 3. lss2--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
A CLOUD OF wIrnrs.

We have certificates frou C.
brother to the eminent physician 81 Cano',
P"ie"n President If The French rppub,1cs w wa,
was cured OF Rheumatism of seven wears, .,,nO
eng one from Root CAN'T. do, of seyep vs.rs :.
one from Mr. Oldham. Baltimore Custom .bonss
81 dreadful case Of dyspepsia one iron, Jno'
IN. "i case Of dyspepsia and general d..
p pu,.. ami one from J. K Siapieton, ESQ. of
baltimore, with hundreds of Others,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
10 health under Y treatment OF Dr. Han
Wv. P..TRoMAss,
Louisville Areh 20. 1851"


Hamptonis vegAbIe Tineture is The .
Phriher ct the eiocsby its mild bat powe
action on the Siohrh. Liver aud kidns,
will cure DyspepsisCongh, Asthma. Bronze
al and Lung AifrctiAs. Breast. Side aud Bas Il
Consumption. Scrofta. Rheumatism, Cos
Neuralgia, Fis'ulA, lies. Bowel Compiasns
M"r.n:. Nervous Detity, and as FsnaN
Medicine, ii has no eohl. ....- l..~.r.
Caii aud get Pamphlet gratis. This Hsfnf'
toms Vegetable Tihctnk. acting on the Stosn.
aeh, Liver and Kidaeys cures Coughs. Rheu.
mai's'n. all hressi AMI rfoat diseases. Dysprp.
sra &c. &c. with "a diseases arising from
impure blood. in ner,5rk debility, &c. Mer.
timer MowbrSy, 24OEaltimoIe sireet. Bsiti.
more. have il for sale.
Sold nv Spslding q. Greenwich, Leonard
Town; g: n. Morgan. Aaptieo and VIM. n
Garner & Co., Miles Tow
June II, ls53-tr. g sEsf..1
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

9 BY 10. 0 By ~. 10 by l2, 10 by Il
0l2 by l6--of superior quality-for
sale BY the half box $50 feet), at Balti.
more prices. All sizes furnished, al
short notice, on same terms, bv
Dee u Z. LEO SPALDING.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
NOTICE.

VNEIE undersigned, commissioners ap-
printed ny 81. Mary's County Cir.
cult Court 10 value and divide the real
estate Of Jane Monarch, late OF said
county. deceased, according 10 the provi-
Sions Of the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice 10 all concerned that we shall
meet on the premises on Monday, the
llth day of October next, to proceed ii
in the business for which we have beer
appointed.
THOMAS PAYNE,
GEO s. MATTINGLY,
JOS. SPALDlNG.
GEO. w. MORELANn,
Sept. 9. ISj2-tn Commissioners
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Wondsrfnl C"re Of Hereditary Serof,ld
by Hnmpion's TpgpfdbIe TTncfmre :


This cerfific ate is from the pen oi gentle
man whose name appears on the journal Of
Congress. one who is extensively and favoTa-
bly, kRown:
at affords me pleasure 10 state frat I,r.
nampfou's Tinctnre has effected most ex.
'rsordinary cure OF my slave boy, Albert. The
patient was three wears old. and had the
Scrofula This father was ssroluionsl The
BOY a moving mass OF sores from head 10
foot the upper eye-lifs we're much sw0l-
len. and turned iusi'e out. sxhtbi'ing horrible
mai'ering ulcers that prn'rrIded over The eve.
balls so as IN produce blindness. II is strange,
vet true. this child, that felt resigned TO see
die a relief from suffering. has been restored
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
REV VERNON ESKRrpGr, II 9 "

~, FnRTsMorrH. (Va.) An, Is, 1851.
0 w. - Il. ho"sh-D-a Sir: While an in
general opposed TO Paten. Medicine. s,n,o.
:omPe!s me TO state that have great con6deprs
~ ~ NE virtues of Harpton's Vegetable Tinctnrs
or several months past have nSed II in me
IaIn''y' a"d IN dyspepsia. loss Of appefi,r diZ.
S"rSs' and general debility with entire sncees,
=" TAT "a nv experience extends. Therefore. I
."Ae Pleasure IN recommending il 10 the afflicted
as Saf" and efficient remedy.
] am, respectfully, vour..
VERNON ESKRIDGF.
ChapIain in the II e N.,,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
FOR III
PATUXENIeIVER.
VIA FAIR HEN.

e56SE7@8.ss szsNslD "nS, HlasReF,
Will resume her route the Paiuxen,
River, on Wednesday, In. of Februa.
ry, at 6 o'clock, a. m. .,m the Mary.
land State Wharf, airing at Hills
wharf the same evens, stopping q:
both sides of the Rlgdat hesso ssi,se ~
landings. going ana ~ r jsms.
and passengers. irha
Returning, will proceldown the Via
er on Fridays as far as Bedict, leavinas.
Benedict every Sa,urda Tor Baltimore,
at b o'clock a. m.
The Steamboat PATIENT Tbso
dore Weems, Master, II commence
her regular route for the ,tuxent River
on Saturday, 18th of Fetarv at 6 o..
CLOCK a. m. from the Nrvland State
wharf, arriving at Hill'syharf on the
same evening; stopping obo,h sides OF
Inc River at her usual L,dings. going
ana returning, for freieh, al passengers.
Returning, will proceedown the Riy.
er on Tuesdays, as far Is Benedict.
eavlng Benedic, every Wdnesday for
baltimore a, 6 o'clock a !
Passage TO Fair Haven. sloo
Painxent River, 200
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

FOB PRINTING neatly and eupesi
- liously executed at this Office.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
State Of MARYLAND.

a T an Orphans Court held for S.
IA Nary's county, at the Court House
in Leonard Town, on the I'd day Of
August, in the year Of our Lord one
thonsanl eight hundred and fi,y-two,
Present, Benedict ]. Heard, Chief
Judge, Richard II. Reeder and James
T. Hopewell, Associate Judges, C.. J.
Durant, Sheriff, and George Combs,
Register,
Among o'her proceedings were the
following, viz: On application of Gideon
D. Harrison, Administrator Of Julius C..
Tycer, late Of St. Mary's cpniy, de-
ceased, il is ordered by the Court, that
the said administrator give the notice
required by law for the creditors 10 file
their claims against the estate Of the said
deceased, in rha Office Of the Register Of
Wills, on or before the second TussdaE
Of October next Otherwise they NAV
excluded from all benefit Of the SHd
deceased's estate and that this notice
be published in a newspaper printed in
Leonard Town, once week till the said
second Tuesday in October next.
J. I'M testimony that ithe aforegoing is a
r. 5pMlaken Go one as rasard~
Burt for 81. Mary's
~~ county, | have hereunto sub
scribed nv namS. and affixed the seal OF
the said Court, this Sd davsof August. in
the wear of our Lord eighteen hundred
and fity,two.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
7NUN ESkRIDGE,
Chaplain in the L. s. NAVY

aiter the almost miraculous cures daily
na'e oy champions Vegetable Tinc,ur. -
on onr most Respectable citizens. men we'll
SHOWN and tried. we challenge the ,coylf TO show
Read! Read! ~ eq"a' It,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
STABLER'S DIR. CHAPMANsS
WORM MIXTURE.

prepared from Receipt iRuented bv DIR. JOIN
CHAPM.7N. a member ofthe ROYAL COL.
LEGE OF SURGEONS OF LONDON
Remedy more efficient than this is not knorn
MANY (perha?s enc half) OF the diseases from
when children suffer are Occasioned by the
presence OF Worms in the system; and il ne.
gtected, give rise TO the most portable and
IRRITATING feelings. violent pains. sickness al
ting.
This medicine is an efficient. safe and plea.
SAINT remedy for their determination il contains
NIL the virtues Of the most approved vermif,,ges
ana although % has been used by many thea.
sanos' ana has been before the public for several
years, u has never been known TO fail in efFec.
ting a complete cure.
Extreet from letter received from s. s. FoRrE.
vi. D., member Of the ROYAL College OF
=. - Surgeons, London.
TO B. u. SrABLER & Co October Goth, 1851.
Genaemen,-I some time last year, by a..
etoeht. got hold Of few bottles of your Sta
piers Dr. Chspman's Worm Mixture and used
o. IN my practice with such uneouaIled success
ID induced me 10 send for 50 dozen.
last month ordered, through the same gen.
tIeman, loo dozen.
You can ship me SO dozen every three
mon'ns from date Of receipt Of this, and
draw for the amount, &C. &C.
Numerous certificates OF cures OF the most
aggravated cases OF disease could be readily
appended hereto. but we feel assured that the |
would add ont little TO the strong aud respecta- |
oie evidence here given by persons competent |
10 judge Of the merits OF these remedial agents
Z. H. STABLER s Co., Proprietors,
or,. Baltimore,
PRICE, Is cents Bottle.
Fer sale in st. Mary's county BY Riehar dson
L BIiscos and Loker 4 Abel. Leonard Town:
WIN: II. Garner 60, Miles Town: ,antlnJsl
;. Morgan, Chaptieo-and by 'Enercifsiits g,.,,,de
orally throughout Maryland and Virginia. I Il
September 2, ls52-y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

WHEAT FANs-A srge supply
" OF J. Bambo1ugh's Whe4,
ans received and for sal By
orALOlNG g. GREENWELL.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
State Of MARYLAND.

A T an Orphans Court held for St,
IA Mary's county, at the Court House
in Leonard Town, on the 9th day OF
August, in the wear of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and 6fiy two.
Present. Benedict |. Heard. Esq,
Chief Judge. Richard III. Reeder and
James r. II powell, Esqrs.. Associate
judges, G. j, Duran,, Sheriff, and O..
Combs, Register,
Among other proceedings were the
following, TO wit: On applica'i,n OF
Benedict |. Heard and Sally c. Cough,
executors of James J. Cough, late of
Saint Mary's county. deceased, it is or
dered by the Court. that the said execu.
tors give the notice rfgtired by law for
.Aeditors 10 file their claims against
y tlestate Of the said decreased, for disi-
ovslid, in the Register of Wills office, on
or before the second Tuesday of October
next, and that this order be published in
the St. Mary's Beacon once a week
until the said second Tuesday Of Octi
Der next.
In testimony that The aforegoing i
true copy taken from dne Of the red
- pofihe -eaaeStifs :.
~ county. I ave hereuhfs n
scribed my name, and affixed the
of the said court. this 9Th dav of Aug.
in the year OF cur Lord eighteen hun
dred and fify,,vo.
G. COJBs, Register.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
The steamer Farrner,v

PERSON CLARll MASTER.
- h Steamer Far.
Ah md living been tho.
gE:;=:;5sssssss1Z ROTH repaired, will
- rate her regular
trims 10 and from thSnxent River, on
Tuesday, 9th inst, eing her wharf
a, No. | Tobacco ahouse, on that
and every succeeded iesday, at 3 o..
clock, p. m. iouch,at Persimmon
Creek, Deep Landit. iolland's Cliffs.
Magruder's Ferry Ever Marlboro,
Nottingham, and llbther landings
where freight or psesrs may offer;
arriving at Bristol I hnesday.
Will leave Brisl cry Friday, at
3 o'clock, p. m, stl the intermedi
ate landings as reli and proceed
TO Lower Marlboro;ening there un.
| til 10 o'clock, Satdmorning. will
then leave for PersimCreek. leav.
ing there at sunrise onay morning,
for Baltimore.
AGEN
Freeland & Hall, p pre-.
). w. Cartwright, Rmon Creek.
John Marshall. Wal.
l.. Gardner. AT abll'r, Bristol.
Baltimore, February 10,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
G. COMBS, Register.

TN conformity with the above order,
Il. hereby give notice TO all persons
havicg claims against the estate OF the
late julius C. Tvcer. to file the same in
tie Reg. Of Wills Office on or before the
second Tuesday in October next; other
wise. thew will be excluded from al
benefi, of The said estate.
g. ID. HARRISON, Admir-.
August ), 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

TN conformity with be above order.
l. we hereby give no,ie TO all persons
having claims against ne estate of the
late James J. Cough, I file the same for
dividend, in IN, Office the Register of
Wills. On or before ,hss second Tuesday
in October n,xt; o. fwi,e. they will
be excluded from all lne6t OF the said
estate.
BENEDICT. HEARD
SALLY COUGH,
August -. Executors.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

Sent. 9. ISj2-tln Commission
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

Master Of t'a s"hr Geo Barber. AnnaDoIis
Packet, No. 3, Tobacco Warehouse, Light
Street Wharf.