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Historic Doubts relative 70 Napoleon
Bonapane Sy Richard Wha.sly. u. D.,
Archbishop Of Dublin. Second Arisar.
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TO any part ssiAs United esssss.
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No. l22 DUGAN'S WHARF.

No. l22 DUGANS wharf.
TINE subscriber keeps constantly on
u hand a fine assortment Of family,
extra, and superhne Flour, together with
all kinds oil Mill Feed, Lime, Bricks
Hay, &c. THOMAS w. HELEN.
Baitiasre, November 20, ls5l-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-13

nj Office is hereby given that. The
lS subscriber has obtained: from fhe
Orphans Court of Saint Mary's county,
Ia Maryland, letters OF standardization on
the personal estate Of John X. Heeksrs,
late Of said county, deceased. All per.
sanS having claims sxsins, the said do
ceased are h"rsby warned 10 exhibit ice
- ne. with the proP'r vouchers thereof,
:, the Hub~c ribSr. on or before the 49d
dAy Of Juss neat: otherwise they will BE-
sT"luisS bx Las fr"@- all hsnskt OF the
ss'd ss'sFs. Given unJsr my hand this
334 d~y-ef December, 1881.
( e.: -THOS. J. STONE. .
Dseembsr %. 1882.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-13
N ovember 10. leS3.

T AND WAR; ANS.-The highes
- cash price will be given for Land
Warrants, by
SPsLDlN6 l. 6REENwELL.
AuSdst o.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-13
Francis w. kerchner.
FASHIONABLE BOOT g. SHOE MAKER,
No. los WEST FASETTR SrgEr,
Opposite the Liberty Engine House,
BALTIMORE

49, Respectfully informs his friends
~ that he has purchased "a
the old established
stand Of Mr.. J. Hartman, and is
prepared to supply them with Opera
Boots, Caters, Scotch Boots and Shoes
OF ell kinds. for gentlemens wear, made
Of the beat materials. BY strict attention
10 business, he hopes to merit share Of
the patronage extended to the latsePro
Prietor.
August .. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-13
NOTICE.

"HE SUBSCRIBER axes this meth.
cd to inform bis friends and the
public, that he has taken o house in
CHARLOTTE HALL for the next year, for
the purpose Of educating his children.
lie will have room for few boarders. and
hopes TO be able to give satisfaction q
thoss who may paironize his house.
THOMAS z. DENT.
DEE. Gh. ie62-Im
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-13

: A man can find nowhere 50 goel q
avings Bank a. by emp,ying his purse
ito his head. knowledge il the beat
capital he can possess il 10 NJ his com
snand every moment, and aiways s5ose
nar.-DR. FRAxxLrx.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-13

"THEAT FANS.--A large supply
w of J. Bamborough's Wheet
Fans received and for sale by
SPALDIE6 & GREENWgIsLs
ASsdd .
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-13
OF INTEREST
To MerchaR9s, ClewaSs,
TIA CHRIS kTuDkNTa a ALL Az


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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-13

The copies Of the few remaining hum
hreds OF the present edition are being
durried ofat prices greatly reduced from
shat (S5) at which the balance were
bold, to make room for q new edition to
ste gotten up in magnificent and costly
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esent one.
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We will send the work POSTAGE
FREE to all subscribers in the United
States, who remit in advance directly to
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sum of Six Dollars ;-thus placing eur
distant subscribers on the sams footing 90
those nearer to US and making the Who'll
country our neighbourhood.
December O. 1850
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08
The Webster Eu,o,v

Thursday evening, by invitation of the CHI.
gems of Lynchburg. Robt. J. Davis. ESQ, de-
liyered in the Protestant Methodist Church a
discourse upon the life. character and public
services of DANIEL WEBSTER. IL was jus,
and beautiful tribute to THE GREAT SECRETARY
elevated in its conception of the theme, com
prehensive in thought. faultless in taste, glow
ing. ornate and eloquent No one could hav'
listened to it without conceiving higher ad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

u'ifai N for h. g.rln. fbv pslli''i m al'd peo
nc w,afh Il tie DgFENbrR NJ ruz toNsrtru
r'os. and feeling deeper nalioo Of sorro@
iba1he Is lost 10 hi. country fo'evcr. We should
be inclined 10 attempt an outline Of Mr.. DAVIS
address. bur for the hope We entertain Ibat lie
may be induced 10 lay the whole before III"
public Such tributes have not been a. III
merous ia this section Of the Union rs they
should have been and there viii be on thar
account. greater Prorriety IN giving this
genera circnlaiion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

"a III arnl man 4 ~ G sofe n. VI \ .......
II .#.rus e that g leo nlng a.im5i.5...,
wi e Characterized by The spnil of .of. ar
is A. and hoped that economy, reirfncl,,n.,.
and reform will b. carrie out. aad tn, -.
banner of pence vii be nntur,d III. co..
neecment ofthe new administration. H. ,s'r
not prepared to say TINT he Vas rot in f,yo, r.
Cuba, ar al events. At present,he was orn.,
ed to lis acquisition IN any shape manner :.
form whatever, iiecau-e lie conceived liar i.
wars and t.ncrgrnci"s OF the Glyernrnen, !
rot require il. But future events may re,d
Il Necessary. Tie day is not distant ,yba.
we viii have an ocean bnnnd Rcpltlic uLis'
has proved ltseli' sufficient TO protect all i,sg
rious interests.
He thra proceeded to the discussion Of n,
other subject and adv ocaied at some lan,.I
the ge # the Senate joint resolution. a,
tbofizing the President oil the United State. -
confer the tile Of Lieutenant general for dish,
gnshed military services in Mexico. Il m.
connexion, he spokewith much earne ,tna,s &c
the worthiness OF Major General Scot to Wc.r
the honor.
NJ. Polk obtained the floor. and after saw
liop tbata new element had been introd rod
inio this Cuban question by the gentleman
from Mississippi (Mr. Brown) and that he de-
sired an opportunity for considering wbaf
should be sad in reply, moved that tie com.
Mite rise.
The motion was agreed to-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

THE SECRETARY or STATE has addressed a
note 10 Senior Marcoleta Ito Nicnragnan
Minister, formally declining 10 recognize him
longer in his official capacity. or hold farther
communication with him. Mr. Everett IN.
forms him that the government of Nicaragua
was requested some months ago To recall him,
but that dispatch had been received from lis
Minister of Foreign Afiairs. declining a com
pliance with the request, aud expressing wish
that the reason on which it " as based should
he gwen. Mr.. Everett says that such course
would only lead to a most Improbable discus
sion, and that the President cannot consent I,
have conditions attached to a procedure war
ranied by the principles Of public law md III,
practice Of civilized nations.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says. the dismissal grows on
of Mr.. Marcoleta's course p,nding The nego
tiation Of the famous treaty of mediation and
sctilementbetween England, the United States
and Costa Rica; which Mr.. Marcoleta utterly
opposed, and Nicaragua afterwards rejected
During this time, ii is alleged that finding him.
self crowded, and the interests of Nicaragua
likely IN be sacrificed to England, and Costa
RIGA, the protege of England he INDUCED il
some rather undiploma,ic language with re
spect to Mr.. Webster and the Administration
and also undiplomalicaly made public the dat,
of negotiations through the journals of hi
country. For this Mr.. Webster demandc,
his recall II is said also that Mr. Everett
feels himself aggrieved by the late publication
by Mr.. Marcoleta, or with his consent, Of th,
official note dressed 10 the Nicaraguan Minis
ter. as well as TO by the other members OF the
diplomatic corps here, of Mr.. Everett on his
accession to office. 1t was published to show
tnat TINS Government recognized Mr. nj. as an
Envoy ID good standing, when it was by no
means intended by its author to go before the
world as an endorsement, of Mr.. M's official
character
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08
The wheeling Bridge.

Let,er-wri,ers in Washington aniicipsie q
very grave issue shortly 10 arise from The &c.
ton of the Judiciary and Legislative Depart
mcnrs of the Government. Win reference 10
the suspension bridge across the Ono n
Wheeling Ii WI H. remembered that 5 II
was tried before the Supreme Court, IN which
the State of Pennsylvania wss nopnally, (bm
the city OF pnt.burg actual, the Plaintiff, for
the abatemen; of this bridge, ne p nuisanee-it
being alleged to be IN obstruction 10 the free
navigation of the Ohio SIX Of the eight iuJ ges
composing The Court, lIhe disseaiens being
Chief Justice Taney and Judge DsureD held
the bridge In he an obstruction on1 ordered
its removal. 1t was afterwards bo Soscr. a.
greed that It's total removal might he obvsfcd
by the construction of a draw. and certain
other notifications of the present pl1n.
In the mean time. The subject introduo-
ed into Congress. and the attempt was made
and finally carried, 10 procure the enactment of
law. declaring lie bridge 10 be a mail route
and legal structure. This action Of Copgress
was Subsequent Ia that Of The Supreme Court.
Under the deere 81 the Court, the com
plainan,s IN the sui, have tight. on The first
Morday IN February, 10 demand enforcement
OF The erdcr-and to require The Marshal to
remove the bridgc--whiIe un1g the action of
Congress !, stands as legal structure, not
amenaLle to the Judgment Of the Coult -
Thus collision Of authority occurs, aud the
question is 10 which party The o'enmcnl
should lend rs all If need be. To compel or re-
strain enforcement OF the Court decree.
Without having given the motcr sufficient
reflection 10 speak with confidence IT appears
10 US that though the decision Of the Copri is
not and perhaps could net BE-, o,errulcJ by
the action Of Congress yet il may have been
obyiateJ and rendered nugatory by that action.
When the Court delivered its Judgment, the
bridge had mol been declared mail route, and
II may have been in view OF its wanting tlnt
character, that it was pronounced a nuisance
Since ii has law fully become a route, To be Us
ed for The purpo es of the national govern
rnent It's legal character has changed. aud il
may have ceased TO be nuisance. We speak
In qualified terms, because the question may
become too serious for any other than the era
vest and maturest consideration We should
deprccatc collision between Two Of the 70
equal departments Of the government, il which
one would he compelled to silk into subor-
dinacy, as an evil no less than the infringing
Of our fedora system. Far distunt he the day
when this shall occur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R-.SFITS! FITS! FITS II Persons whonreI.
a>-i-a boring nnder this distressing malady will find
the Vegetable Epepic Pills To be the only remedy ever
discovered for curing Epilepsy, or Failing Fits The.e
"ils possess II specific action the system: and
although they prepared espceiay for the purpose Of
curing fits, they will be found Of especial benefit for all
,ersons afflicted with weak nerves. whose neryog.
system has been Frustrated or shattered from any
cause whatever In chronic complaints or disease. af
long standing supprinduced by nervelessness they are
exceedingly beneficial. Full directions acconpapv
ench box Price 50 per box, or for two boxes 8 =
Persons out of the cry enclosing remittance viii lave
the pills sent them through the mail FREE Of posagr-
For sale ty SETH S HANCE, No. 1903 Baltimore ST ..
Baltimore Md, to hon orders frcm all rprts of fhe
Union must be addressed, posi- paid
Jan 8 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

The Charleston Mercury publishes CORES
pondence between President Polk and Mr.
Francis w. Pickens. of South Carolina, b,
which it appears that on the 2lst, of April,
1916, the President rendered to Mr.. Pickens
the appointment Of Minister to England as a
successor to Mr.. Everett, but which was dc
clined by Mr.. Pickens on the 2Sth of the same
on,h,on the ground that questions then pend
ing forbade his acceptance consistently with
.me feelings ofallegiance which he bore his
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

don ~ rh"ANct,-Dr Baird states that in Swe
I.ntha,a p.o'',y Tor conversion from the
other Prn,es,. .'e Catholic church, or to an
'mPrs"nment or exile In Mr. yo'i'
and jews are Forbidden To cn,er ~ na ':suHS
!, would seem that Pro,es, anita, ig ttsr''"fy,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

ty1 LIVE AND LEARN.-We have to record pa.s.
ing events and all other information that may be grer
ny useful We therefore recommend leadrrs To
lurn to the Advertisement Of Bryans Pulmonic Wafas
and MORE TRY them" They relieve cough immeii,
nfeIY. Sec Advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08
\ EW CONCERN The undersignc,

NEW CONCERN The undersigned have
- purchased ot lockwood, his entire stock Of ready
iothng cloths, cassimeres and yestings, all o,
W"'eh they will sell low for cash those in want VIII
40 wei 10 call betTe buying elsewhere. they are de-
'ermhed to sell in order to make room for .p rlIg
stock. IlA TruFP IocWl on 4, co
jan 6 d&c;s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08

4 EssOLtTION.--rhe concern of Boyd &
- brother, dissolved on the Isl of Janary, by
mutual consent All persons having claims against the
concern wild please present them to H. Boyd for settle
'th'' ana all pc rSons indebted the ire re-
IuTed To come forward and pny their respective ac-
counts to him. rs long indulgence canno, lac given he
nan ot'the concern will be used by either partner IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08
II BOYD
A lloyd
THE SUBSCRFEsER

- I'D 81 SrkEk having purchasen NV
N ehefe STOCK ct The bate concern Of Boyd 81 pro-
wiz continue the China Gla<s and Qpcenswure business
" VIA Siand and hopes to merit share of the pun
nc natronnge literally extended to the late concern
of Boyd Il Bro ANDREW BOYD.
jan 7-d2w
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=, WANTED RENT, A Gemte.
WHa. LEFTygICaaSx SON,

NIL If the IFASHINGTON HOTEL, Lgncbjtrg.
Va hive tie rleasure e announcing that this House
is now open under their management. for the aceommo
ation of the public. The repairs and rehuirg Of tho
establishment recently made by the proprietor emile
them OFF, additional comforts and cunyenioncesu
their patrons.-Further improvements however. IN
progress which, when conn leled, will render TIE
WASH INGTON. in all essential particulars, enc Of
the fr,t Hotels in Virginia: and this end the proprie
give thut their best energies shall be d.
rerted
The immediate manag emcnt of the establishment is
under the control of William Lofwich. the senior part
ner. His long experience in this line Of business will
quly him, he trusts, give the most acceptable ac'
communication to al who may favor the house with their
patranasf Tic corps of servants attached to the cnn
lishment will be found inferior in the Snte; and,
lnthe REQUIREMENT Of whatever the market urround'
ing country may otFord make its Table Bar and Sta
bes uaexceptionabe, pains or expense will be re-
garIei.
be thanks ofthe proprietors due, aud grno'ul?
rendered for the generous patronage their House has al
ready received.
jim 8.ts
y Picture Glass. French FIRST quality, from 5O>}C mel
II down
y Plate Glass for stores and dwellings furnished ora'
Composition Rosetes of all sizes, for Builders neno
II work
II ALso-Old Work regilt and obbing in all the aboy
m bran hes
r. Picture Glass cut to any pattern-and large size
- French Mirrors furnished to order.
- ~ Country orders by mail will receive promptate"
= lion FRANCK & GLOVER,
- 1913 Main street between 9th and l0thst tfchmon"
. Eva. June 9-i'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-30
RICHARD MARVIN,
On Third Street. ST. PAM.

Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY AS DEALER IN GLASS
GLASSWARE, CnINAwARE, QuEENswARE AND
CRockERY, On THE soUrh SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR PREsLEys,
And nearly opposite the Post Oilicel
OELlENlNG that the trade of our town will now war
rant an establishment devoted solely TO this branch
~ business, the subscriber calls the attention Of his
friends and all who in want of GODS in his line to the
TACT that he Is prepared receive them on the mos,
liberal and accommodating terms, and has on hand and
now arriving, very large and well selected stock OF
goods ordered expressly foI the Market comprising the
usual varieties and many other articles to be met
with elsewhere in this town
e {. blue edged, dirt painted printed white granite
Hown, blne and mulberry earthcn ware
lure white, enanelled, lustre, blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated french china;
All The varieties Of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware OF Eastern aud Westeri manufacture;
German and Bohemian glassware, a great variety;
Engsh /. ID. pipes American pipes and pipe heads;
Aarge assortment OF looking glasses eles
tea trays OF our own importation;
Britannia coffee and teapots CASTERS pitchers etc n
great variety Of first rate quality;
large ard elegant assortment Of Cornelius e. Co :.
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers grandoles
gilt olive, and danlasK;
Together with leTge variety Of articles not usually
imported for this market.
am prepared 10 offer large stock OF goods ordered
expressly Tor this trade, on unusually favorable terms
Assorted crates packed for the country trade in the
best manner, KEPT constantly on hand.
MY goods ars put up in the best manner, by careful
and experienced packers, and may be TRANSPORTED any
distance by wagon otherwise, without risk or break
age.
Call and examine our goods for yourselves
Particular attention is invited stock of Window
Glass OF al sizes and qualities; which will be sold hsre
Tor less prices than before offered in ST Paul and a
very small advance upon the cost al the manufacturers
for cash in hand. RICHARD MARVIN
Ju Il. gM
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-30

.ROcERikS.Tea, Sugar. Coffee, S. IL. Molasses
~ Rice, etc. For sale low by
June TO- 40 J. W. SIMPSON,
A ETCHuPS, PePpersauce, Pickles, Preserves Sauces
IN Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 20. (lD j. ~. SIMPSON,.
large lot of Bedsteads constantly on hand and for
"A sale by June le--(lW j. ". SIMPSON.
eACON Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork always
~ on hand and Tor sale by
June 10. QU j. w. SIMPSON,
LAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
always Oh hand and for sale by
June IL. 40 j. ~ SJMpSOy
fine assortment Of boots and shoes, polka, bushins
IA bootces, MISSES boys and chdrens shoes to which
particular attention is invited by
June 26. (i0) L. ~ SIMPSON
ElEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
~ June 26 j. ~. SIMPSON,
LNRESH butter and eggs, corn meal western reserve
L., cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 20. QO J. ". SIMPSON
NOOKlNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 20 j. ~. SIMPSON.
E1uRE and No. /, lead glass, putty ard nails always
Il on hand and for sale by
juno 20. j. ". SIMPSON,.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-30
MESsRS. ELFELT & BROTHER

"A NE keeping Their stove warm these DAYS for the
"A especial purpose of giving a warm recept,on IA
their usoners, who about these DAYS buyng nrss
ents for their friends. They assume that they are tho
most legitimate dealers in the fancy articles sutebe TO
Inc HolcaSs III a the West, out of Phadelphia
Our genaral stock of Dry Goods is very large With
view To its early reduction we are now seIIino at
prices lower than the kinds were ever before ne
fered in the Territory.
We also have en- hand few bottles of the Essence
oil Coffee, and some things not ed which YOU
Will be surprised TO see when you call.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-30
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN ROCK
SELLERS AND NIERCu NTS

G.AlL trade, 1852 Books and Stationery al Whole
u sale Higgins kellogg, Publishers, Booksellers.
otaioners and Manufacturers of variety of Blank
hcoAs - John street corner Gold New York, invite
call from merchants and book sellers to e. amine the rc
aud qualities of their very large stock of
. BLANK BOOKS, MEMoRANDUM AND PASS BOOKS
Embracing ever, variety needed school aud classical
books OF every Kind used in SCHOOLS aud academies. H.
brary and miscellaneous books for public institutions
Schools rahcs and sunday schools bibles, PRAYER and
OF binding. '
Stationery OF every variety Of foreign and domestic
manufacture all Of which they pledge themselves II,
ply "a low any other house in the trade f
N B.-Foolscap, letter paper and states at mill prices
New York, July !. I 80
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-30
NEW MILLINERY GOODSI
Aud the Latest FaShiOus.

NhS. NJ l.. STOAkES, st Anthony-st, St. Paul, has
4'A Just returned from the City Of New York with a
STOCK OF Millinery ware very much superior TO any
goods in her department OF trade ever offered in the
Territory To her usna stock, she has added Gloves
Mtts, Needles, Pins, Tapes and many other new ai-
cles She has also taken great pains TO ain the fash
IONS OF this, and the winter seasons all Of which she
III De Hipp} 10 snow 10 slch Is call. OCt2l-27-tf