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November ii. lS52.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

nj Office IS hereby given that the
1V subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF ST. Mays county in
Maryland, letters Of administration on
The personal estate of ALxxASDxR HsS.
MING, late of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same, with the soachsr thereof, to
he subscriber, on or before the. 18th day
OF November neat Otherwise. they NAV
be excluded by law from all benefit OF
the said estate. Given under my hand
this 2j,h day Of November, 1852.
ROBERT ". HENNING Admr.
November Is, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS.

The attention Of lax payers is called 10
the following Act Of Assembly:
Sec. IS. And be it enacted, That the
esunty commissioners of the several
counties, and the appeal tax court Of
Baltimore city. shall assemble al their
usual places Of meeting on the frst Mon
day of January, eighteen hundred and
Fifty three, and there continue i'm session
not exceeding thirty nor less than six
consecutive days, Sundays excepted,
having first given at least two weeksr
Hotice of said lime in some newspaper
or newspapers, If any are published in
said county or city, and il none, then by
advertisement. set up at the Court house
door, and other public places in said
county, 10 hear and determine the com
plants and appeals OF persons who Insv
consider themselves aggfieved by the
valuation Of said assessors, and upon
complaint Of any person who may con.
slider him err herself aggrieved 6y such
valuation of his or her properly, or that
Of any person, under his or her charge.
the said county commissioners, or appeal
tax court, shall have full power and au,
'hority TO examine any person or persons,
and the party complaining, on oath or
| affirmation, as the case may hr, touching
the particulars or value Of such property,
and upon due examination or know lodge
thereof, aba'e or increase The said valua-
| ton, and correct the return accordingly,
and NAV likewise exclude entirely prop.
erty which has been valued, and nav
value property which has been by the
assessors excluded or omitted.
| In pursuance Of the above section o!
the Assessment Law, passed at The late
session of The State Legislature, notice is
hereby given, that the County Commits
sionefs, for St. Mary's County. will meet
on the first Monday in January next, and
will continue in. session for at least six
consecutive days, for the purpose of af
fording redress 10 those who consider
themselves aggrieved by the late Assess
men,, and that The Clerk TO The County
Commissioners will attend at the Com
mis~ioner's Office daily, until The sal,
frs: day OF January next. TO show an.
explain the returns Of the Assessors. b,
order Of The Commissioners.
e. |. SPALlllEG, CLERK.
NoY. NtA, NIAm-2w,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the
IV subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Cour; OF st. Mary's County, in
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of Cornelius F. Kirby,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims agaIns, the said deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with.she proper vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. on or before the 23i day o
June next, otherwise they may be ex
cluded by law from ell benefit Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 23i
dav Of December, 1852.
RICHARD E.. SUTTON, Admir-.
Dec. %, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Kgebert w. Harper, Wash,
~ a.
LATE nf 1pprR MARIRnRo, Mn

LATE OF UPPER MARLBORO MD.
WILL give prompt and special at,
w ten'nn TO the prosecution and
collection of all Land Claims o. others
IN favor of those who served in The wars
OF the uni'ed States or their heirs al law.
lie may he seen from . TO 3 +. VI. al
the Office Of J. ". Carlisle, Esq, opposite
City Hall Or any other time at the resi-
dence Of his father DR.. James Harper on
F. Street between Is e. u South side
All communications (prspaid) attended
10. Nov. IL, Is52.-6n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

(NO. North Liberty St. Baltimore)
TNHE Undersigned, late of St. M2ry's,
u have associated themselves together
in the abov. business. They keep con-
s;anlly OH land the choicest OYSTERS,
LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, &c, and
respectfully request a call from their
ifiends in 81. Mary's when they visit
he city.
ALEXANDER CAYwOOD
WILLIAM ID. GLADSTONE.
Oct -, lss2-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Or ria LArK FIaA or GELaosg & SEArxR.
wholesale 0roeers nd Commission Merchants.
No. 10 CommeTciai street,
- EGS 81 inform Ma friends in Leon.
- ard Tosn ard Ut. Mays county
that he eiil continue Of the old stand
~hese he gill eel most happy In attend
ing % ~l4ate~es orders rhey NAV please
favor hisn with.
baltimore, Sept -, lesa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Democrats Attention.!

TN pursuance OF a Resolution. adop,ed
u al n meeting ofihe Denoc ratio ps rty
hrki in Leonard Town in November
1889, The Democratic voter. of each
Election district are notified 10 meet al The
usual place Of holding elections, on the
first Saturday Of February next (being
The 5th day), and then and there vote by
ballot for iv" delegates TO represent them
in a genera! C'mVen'ioh provided for by
said resnlulion) TO Convene in Leona I'd
Town Oh the second Tuesday in March
neat.
Polls tn be "penrd in each district ct
10 o'clock a. m., and closed at 4 O'Clock.
y. IN. i .
ssIe;wcen The hour of 8 O'Clock a.-nse.
snj The opening Of The polls, the members
Of the Democratic party who may be
then hEeSpnt shall. select three of their
MINI 80 acs o. Judges ofelecIi6n, hhey
10 chtasc necessary rlerks)>.
The Judges upon Counting the ballots
sIaIl send cenifcs'es 10 the ,Indc r.igned,
Eating tse names OF the FIVE persons
having the largest number Of vo,"s.
DENJ. o. HARRIS,
Chairman OF Central
C0lsImiltre.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
JUST PUBLISHES sv
p ri %

No. . BalIizore s.reef, Dalbmsrs
Historic Doub,s relasive 10 Napoleon
BonsPsr'e b. Richa,d Whssslv. D. d.
Archbishop Of Dublin. S~cond Amer.
lean edition, Ismo, 72pp., paper cover,
III cents. BY reTiiting The price Of
III. Boob, post paid, II ~iil be sent free
10 any par, Of The Unfsed s,stss.
Inc Catechism Of the Protestant Episee-
pal Church, Bew edition fsenl tee
stereotype plates, prinie@ in rules. 9th
handsome frontisPieee, 5zne, 81 IS
per hundred.
November d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

SPALDlNG s. GREENNEI b
just received one of the largest 5Ft.
.nent OF OtsR, SAcR. AND FRocw bAys.
ever offered ia this county, which they
will sell nj Baltimore prices.
The higlsest market price, ia Cash or
Goods will DO giyen for Green or Dry
Hidcs.
Nov. 9Th. ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

NOTICE il hereby given that the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Courl Of Saint Msrv's county,
in Maryland. letters Of Administration on
III" personal estate Of James A. Dunbar,
late Of said conHty, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the said de-.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with he proper vouchers thereof.
to the subscriber, on or before the Bid 81
day Of June next, Otherwise they will be
exc uded BY la~ from all benefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand this
SSd day Of Deeember. 1862
g.. John W. FORREST, Admr.
Dee. ISL, 1882.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

"HEAT FANS.-A large supply
w Of j. Ban,borough's Wheat
Fans received and for sale BY
SPALDlNG L. GREENWELL.
AaS1N %
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
NOTICE.

II OKER and Abell respectfully re.
- quest all persons indebted tn them
on Sore accoGnt.to come forward wi,bon,
further notice and close the .aame Ly
cash or note.
January -, tsS3-St.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27


BALlaNO3E
OFFER for sale on the NEST reason.
~ able terms q choise end fresh Sc
'lected siock Of Groceries, consisting in-
part of
$50 Bags Rio Coffee various grades.
1870 do Government java Coffee
- do old white Maracaibo do
60 Chests of Gunpowder Imperial e. 7.
Tyson Teas.
80 lfChes,s Oolorg Il ChuIan Biack do
30 half Boxes double refined Loaf Sugar
% Barrels Crushed Pulverixed g. Clarit
fed do
40 Ilhds Porto Rico & Cuba Molasses
5 ilhds family Syrup
so llhds New Orleans, Cube q Porto
Rice Sugars.
Also q superior assortment OF impor.
ted and domestic liquors, the quality Of
which ~s guarantee equal TO any in our
Market.
Oct. 2s. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
l. 4 Y ID ON ACA DE MY.
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
JOHN U. JONES, PRINCIPAL.

TIl!S Institution, delightfully."- situated
i near Urhana, Frederick county
MI, 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,
ick, IL now in full operation. The loca-
ti"n is proV~rbia.ly healthy-fhe buildings
CONNEXIONS. and the rooms large and
comfortable. Tn" course of studios en.
h'ac~- The English, Latin. Greek, French,
Spanish and German languages. MaIhe.
matics, Natural and Moral Philosophy.
The military exercises do not Interfere
with the academic duties.
TGRNx.-For board. tuition, washing.
fuel. lights. and servants attendance
5 30 for the session Of ten months.
Circnlars containing particulars may
he had on application to lha Principal 81
Urhana. Frederick ssunty. Nd.
Dec. 23d.-ot.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
,DtssOi.ss5om ofP0rtaershtp.

THE partnership which has heretofore
- existed between John RI. Robrecht
and Arthur Brown, in the Steam Saw
Mil, on st. Inigocs' Manor, Saipt Mary's
County. was dissolved on The l4,h Of
December, 1852. All persons are hereby
notified not TO receive any name in
connection with the said Browns as a
partner for the purpose Of attaining
credit, as ! shalt not hold myself respon-
sible for any deb, he may create after
such dissolution.
JOHN II. ROBRECHT.
La - g.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
LEONARD Town Mn.
January 2O-tS.

LEONARD Town Mo.
The President and Director, Of 49,
Saint Mary's Savings Institution ne
this day declared q dividend of FIVE :.
cent, upoE the Capital Stock OF said
Company, for the last six months, paya.
BILE OF aud after the 9o:h inst.
by order
JOSEPH SPALDlNG
Treasurer
Jan. II, 1888
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
J.nn,'y 30. 1858.
WANPED TO HIRE.
CONSTNRLE:S SALE.

CONST\ BLE'S SALE.
DY virtue uf Ihrre wriiS of Vcnditioni
I'D E>ponas, ~iz<uri bv a Justice or
Pace of III" s'a'e of Mar land, in and
fur Slin' Msrv- county. and, to mo d..
U ."rtedr wIll expose To sale a. public
! aH'tio". "p"n III" .preuisc<. on Wednes
FAv. III" 18Th dav of FEBRUARY. hrtwrrp
Nh'' h"nr~ of 10 " aud p VI, Er
fcs'h. tract or parcel "f land called
4 PART or SOT.IORON'S DESIRE.
or by whatever ,iams the Same NAV he
known. containing one hnnhrs-I and ~ix,v
sa"r"S, '""r" or f'sS late the property of
John IL. Moran. ,ssi7~d and taken in ex.
cru'i"n ~ the Sri "f Ei>aiah Moran.
THOMAS |. DAVIS, Constable.
Jan. 2J.-is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
T.iu.e. EIour 4 Feed Store,

No. I22 EUGNAS WHARF.
NNi'E snbscrib"r keeps constantly on
Il hand a fine assortment of family,
.eI,rs. snd s"pe inc Flour. together with
al Kinds OF Mil Feed. Lime. Bricks.
B"v.f&c. THOMAS w. HELEN.
e. sal'i%a"r". November %. Is5I-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

harlh" ctHI'tS ayalnSr~rF7" ss5u&894
or" hereby warned 10 e\hil il the same
with vnu, hers thereof 10 the subscriber
on or hef,re the 25tI day Of Nav mex, ::
c'h-rsise, I.ey msV be excluded BY law
f~om ell isn.ht sf IN. said estate. Give.
und my hand this IS dsv Of Novemn
Der, 80!
SUSAN WEIGH, Admir-.
November rs, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
eUAxo. aUANo. euANo. X.

OBJ PRiN TING neatly and sxpesi.
~ nosasay eSso Utod Of this eikoe.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

II AND WAR; ANS.-The shighega
- cash price will be given for Lafsd
WaFranas, by IS 4
SPALDtNG G. GnEENWELI@ !.
AaRuM - - p "a .ste "a Fxff
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Notice. Go ('rcAitOrs.

NOriCr !. hereby given. that the
l. Y .uh>criher has Obtained from the
orrh'n C'nr' df St. Mays County isr
MARYLAND. letters "f administration on the
miasssnnsi es;aie ~ w. ". WE
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Jan. II. 1888.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

CO New Books receiving daily.
A. p. BURT,
No. Baltimore Street. between the
Bridge and MsryIa Institute.
November IL. lS52.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Just issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02
RECAPTURED SLAVES

A correspondent Of the National In,e,,;g.n
Ger gives a very clear account Of the disno.
siiion that 10 made by the British Govern.
nent of the slaves that are recaptured on the
coast Of Cuba. A SLAYER when captured by q
British cruiser and taken into Cuban por,
10 submitted to a eomision mira, or mixes
commission, Of English and Spanish officers
who examine ard report upon her case. If h.
vessel be declared lawful prize she is detan
cd by tie capiors and her slaves are transferred
70 HE Spanish authorities. These slaves ore
known as Emaneipados, and are kept in the
barTscoons for sale as slaves for period o.
10 Or Is years, for which time they are sold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02
! GOOD NEWS FOR vIsI-
fTORS TO THE VIRGINIA

4@NR GOOD NEWS FOR VISI-
7 TORS TO THE VIRGINIA
SPklN iS-hOT SPRINGS LINE FROM SHAUN.
TON - THE HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINA PASSING BY THE BATH ALUM AND
WARM ZNHROUGH FROM RICHMOND TO
THE HOT\SPRINGS IN TWO DAYS.-Visitors
to the sPriIA and the public generally. are In
forme that Tuesday, the 5,h of July next,
there VIII De pnced upon the road fro m Staunton
to the White su'lhur Springs, Line Of spleadid
Concord Coaches, "sich will be run tri. weekly du-
ring the Springs seasn, leaving Staunton and the
White Sulphur for the goi Sprir gs every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturda7, and leaving the Hot
Springs for those places % the alternate days
The night stand from staunsqn and the White Sui
phur will be at the bot Springs and the coaches
will rest there on Sunday Travellers who avail
themselves of this line will be conveyed with all
possible comfort and expedition, and without night
travel to their place of destination In addition to
the tri weekly line, an extra Stage will be kept at
the Hot Springs, and also at Staunton, for the &C.
commodation of the public Passengers for the
Hot Springs will be entitled to preference, a0d
those for the White. Sulphur next ~
- Persons who choose to patronize this lie
viii remember to pay through only to stanton,
Fare from Stanton to the Bath Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs each, 90 so to the White Sui
phur, $3.50; from Hot Springs to White Sulphur,
% SO. For seats, apply at Woodrard's Hotel, id
Staunton THOS GoODE,
jy2-dtf Hot Springs, June 81. 1853.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

~ To the Editors of the Richmond
observation-disclosures: Il observed in your pa
per some weeks since, notice OF the arrest of MIR
CHARLES E. JONES, of Louisa, on q charge of
robbing an old gentleman, of that county. by the
name of Butler of large amount OF money, mostly
in specie. AS the mere fact that such an arrest
was made, must have injured the reputation and
standing of Mr. Jones, at least with those to whom
he is not well known, it is due him that the re.
suit of the investigation which has been had should
be made public in the same manner with the fact
of his arrest
de was arrested on the first day of the present
| month, (June) and although he expressed himself
ready to go into the trial at once. it continued
until the third inst to afford an opportunity to pro-
cure evidence for the commonwealth. On that
day, at his urgent solicitation, the case was gone
into, before two highly intelig Justices of the
county, and the evidence being insufficient to au-
| thorise commitsl it was suggested that, it time
were allowed for the purpose, other evidence could
| probably be obtained against him. Mr. Jones at
once said that he wished tor, and demanded the
fullest investigation, and was willing that tie mat
ter might be adjourned to any time that might
be desired by those conducting the prosecution
1t was accordingly adjourned until the 18th inst
| He, in the mean time, being admitted to bail On
| that day the examination was continued and corc.
pleted before the same two Justices, and resulted
| in full and honorable acquittal and discharge.
1t appeared that he had been arres ted upon mere
suspicion arising from the fact that, some weeks
or after the robbery he had passed off consid.
cratic amount Vi SILVER. NIX Joues accounted IN
the fulles, and most satisfactory manner, for the
way ia which he became possessed of Ehis silver,
and his reason for passing 1t Off and thus removed
from every unprecedented mind every shadow of
suspicion that he in any way concerned in, or
connected with the robbery.
| 1t may be as well also to state that Mr. Jones'
| storekeeper, Mr. James w Tulloh, was also arrested
upon suspicion of being guilty of the same offence
and his examination resulted like Mr. Jones', in q
manner most honorable to himfelf-the suspicious
against him having, in like manner, been shown to
be utterly groundess.
1t is to be hoped that the real perpetrator of the
crime with which these gentlemen have been so
| urjusty charged, may be discovered aud brought
to punishment-for the outrage was most atroeious
and unparalleled in this community
A FRIEND TO THE INNOCENT
June 80, 1858.
Other papers which have published the fact of
Mr. Jones' arrest, will, an act OF Justice, copy
this jy2-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02
ATts JULY EXCLUSION.
By tie Nesc, Large and Elsetnt STEAMER
mr. n T.

IT, This large and conmodious steam
E&9s3sfE5s er. In charge of Caphin Clifford, viii
maze an Excursion far as City Point and back, ,.
on the Evening of the 9Th July, oi.tsnce going
and returning, of about 100 miles.
She will leave her wharf at Rocketts, at 3
o,cIock I'm the afternoon, and return by or
before the hour of IL O'Clock.
II IL seldom that such an opportunity offers by
90 large boat, TO make pleasure excursion down
our river.
Music and refreshments win be provided on
board and every attention shown by Captain Gif-
ford TO make the trip pleasant one
The charge for gentleman alone, only 81 w
For lady and gentleman together, only ao
And for every additional lady accompa-
nying gentleman, only..-.------ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

-, A CARD.-Pleasure, Picnic Par.
BAS.A ties and Military Companies wanting a
most grateful beverage for celebrating the coming
Ale and Champagne Cider, in prime order, which
will be sent to eny part of the city at short notice
JOHN CLENDINING.
HAY-147 bales, prime quality, receiving this
morning from Mary Harvey.
iy l-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

IN Rread.-There Il nothing mere unwhole.
some 1t this or any other season Of the year. than
no more than that which Il sour and clammy an
houseksepers should be particular to provide tbs
selves with the best. ADAM 4 CO, No l44 NJ =
street. are supplying their customers with Bread
and Rolls Of the best quality, and warranted to
give sasiaiaction. Hyon want aBIoad q l. Bread
give them call U1-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

b. w. STARkE, Attorney at
WA Law and Notary Publfc.-Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gn out of
his ofice) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
Renquishments of Dover, &c. Claims for coIec.
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended to.
Office removed TO No SO, three ,oors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, We.
de Ely