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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-08
DsCT'S SAFES AGAIN HDER'h
IL Patent .Salamander, ruth Rtch's improvement.


CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 90, 1852.
Hessrs Stearns g. MarOn, Successors 10 Rich d Co.
Geatlemen:-On the nigh, ofthe llth inst my ent re
tock consisting Of oils, candles, white lead. rubber
prngs and packing also very great quantity OF Other
merchandise, consumed by fire. Your suite contain
ng my books in the hottest part oithe fire. and eV
nv thing in il was saved in tho perfect condition
had used the gas for moment at dark aud the box o
matches used ght it is our custom, put in'o
he SAFE for consider them dangerous things To leave
bout. The matches and tie books where all at my
whole stock that had not the mark the fire upon them
Unfortunately for me, you hnve here had prof OF the
oodness of your Saamanders the perfect satisfaction
fevery who witnessed the obstruction of my store
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS M HATCH
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CARDS.

nisS Y. GsLMEIs Il 4. II u.NELsON
Dhaying associated themselves in the p'act'ce oi me
dicine offer fheir services 10 the public. DIR. Gmer
office dioning his residence the corner ot Chafeh
Street, ard Tan-Yard aley--br Nelson's second door
below the Washington Hotel neurly opposite the virgin
ian office.
Feb2j-im Rep. " Express copY'J
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DUBLIC notice. do hereby give notice,
l. that owing to bad health, am compelled to de-
cline business and that shall sell Cost my Stock OF
Goods till the 2st OF March next which time shall
positively dispose of my entire stock of Watches, Jew
ery and Confectionery public Auction. My stock is
valuable and worthy Of public attention.
In closing my business in Lynchhurg, tender to the
public and my friends my most sincere thanks for
their long continued confidence and support.
G.. A. EVARD.
p PS.-All persons having work at my Shop reques
ed get away without delay and all whose watches
have been in my Shop IL months notified that
they will be sold Auction unless taken away before
my sale. q. A, Il.
Feb Hts
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PRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones.

- The undersigned procuring from their ce1e'
Orated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery conn
y Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality lhe
equation of these widely known, but the
Railroad giving US increased facilities in filling orders,
se,ave ap ointed Mcdaniel Hurt g. Preston, and Lee
Johnson Lynchburg agents for the sale OF them
FAo will receive orders and have them fulfilled at the
shortest rlre.
odr Add.css, Blacksburg, Montgomery county va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
James NJ Williams Danve, Va, Reynolds X Co,
'eSsksville, N c. are also our agents. l.P. Co.
Feb l4d&cts
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SAVED FROM DRowNiNG ny DoG.-On the
24th ult, a boy six years old son of A. lie
SGger, proprietor OF the Heath House, School
eys Mountain, n. j.. while sliding on fish
pond, short distance from the house, fell IN
His faithful dog sat by him and tried to pull
5im out, aud in DONG so pulled his hat and
nittens off. Fortunately, however the bowling
of the dog attracted the attention of several
men, but before they could approach tho
drowning boy, they were compelled to secure
he dog. The boy was rescued In time just
TO save his life.
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DATLY 'VIRGlNlAN.
~pppY B. SHIELDS, Proprsetors,
nERNLS-

n. yrRdIs1AN daily at ~ Is taken
q psr snnuIn IN and no paper discontinued except at
s than SIX ~ s Proprietor until all arrearases S"'
bs:n Ps inserted for 90 sen f @ yars ater
nr every INNER insertion and .. NOD @ an the MS il
less) io % 11mher of insertions Is not marku ~, ~
one II h1haI .h I'M ordered out and charged accoi'nsy
The YEARLY RATES are-for the a $50 semiweek
IDLY W. sssr form daily So semiweeky $50 Every s s'a nary
,rer will required to eontne ms % space stu aed fol-
Mar line of business and II ne eAeccu '
mu m Iii be charged ratably for the excess
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RICHMOND.
MON sTEAMsTIIP COMPA- :

" Ny'S LINE o. sTEAMERS-PennsI- sss
uania Capt Baymore. and Virginia. Capt Ten, MA
Norfolk for Philadelphia alternately every "Wednesday
until further notice
These Steamers have been built expressly for this routs
mud every hns been taken in their construction To
strength and speed aud their accommodations
Tor passengers and attention OF their Captains
lualed.
We have also entered into arrangements 10 forward
passengers through n York thereby offering merchants
M opportunity offered by my other line of making
hcir purchnsca in Philadelphia and then continue to
New ! ork for the aInnll sum of 90 Oh
Passage in lst Cabin and found to Philadelphia, Oh
do 9nd do do do do 0D
For freight passage, apply In
RO. RANKIN, Act, corner % Water ST.
Richmond. Va.
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GEsL Ac'r.
No. 7. North whursos. Phila.
y B.--The Steamers will leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and due notice will ba
given in all the daily papers of the hour of their sailing
from Richmond. RO RANKIN, dgen
~, 9-jJ
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NEGROES WANTED-THE subscribe

NEGROES WANTED-THE subscribe
- having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
e tor Negroes between the ages of 10 and 30 years
muse having negroes for sale will find it to their inter
" 10 70 call on him Dihrells Fl Hotel, Lynchburg Va.
all communications will receive prompt attention
nov 26-a&cts ID p READ
tCHOLS, PRYOR a. NYALaAFERRO
Iya. nave on hand good supply of meal and WIZ he-
o,s at the door of any customer upon the mos, sFss
msa TERMS They have n cart intrnded specaiiy 'o'
E.s purposes. Order. left with Mrssr, Murr'i q
Ral@ l@dscts
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MORNING. MAR

The majority of the laws which will be PFC
'onted TO you will not go beyond necessary
exigencies,and that is the most favorable indi-
cation of our situation. The people are hap
py when Governments do not find it necessa. /.
ry to resort to extraordinary measures.
Let US, therefore, thank Providence for the
slsibe protection which it has accorded to our
forts; lei US persevere in this course of firm
ness and moderation, which re-assures without
irritating, which lends to good without violence
md SO prevents all re action.
Let us alwavs reckon on God and on our
selves as on the mutual support which we
owe to ourselves, and let us be proud TO see in
% short time this great country pacitied.pros.
porous at home, and honored abroad
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RopNEY, Miss, Dec. I, 1852.

RODNEY, Miss, Dec. Z, IB52.
'saac Bridge, Esq, .Niao Orleans.
Dear Strive send you of Rich ~ Cos Safes,
ried in the fire in town the 22d August lhs
Safe stood extreme heat of large frame building, III
Which was used surrounded by quantity of baggng
Iour, rope whiskey and mnny other combnstbie arti
les. 1t will show forits # the heat 1t sustained. The
,,apers therein soiled We therefore do
lerety certify that this of the best Safes have
cen. All other safes except this make, proved worth
49, as can now be proven the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
WORTHINGTON & co.
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LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTlHINGTON d. SNEVAkEN,

" HN HTNF T IN Y 0''
HONTINUES 10 pructee Law exclusively in the IN
~ preme court und to attend before Con.
,ress
To prosecute Cnims nd4ottle Accounts against the
Departments, Bureaus, and Boards ol Commissioners
To procure Patents for luvrntions, AT home mud
Jrond and To obtain Pensions aud Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dvidcnis LcRHcies, and lnher
any part of the Uni 81 States ind in Foreign
Countries:
To make Investments of funds in Loans and Stocks
and Bond nn' M ortgage. and to negotiate the pun
chase aud sale ol Loans Lad aud fatentrghts in any
State of the Union. mug 9-d Vrts
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WORTHINGTON & co.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation oi
looks and papers from fire. respectfully requested to
all the store of the undersigned and peruse num-
of certificates similar the above, extending over
period of ten years. No book paper document "l
my description has been injured by fire in any OF
these Safes.
An assortment of these Safes with and without YuIe
Powder Proof Locks and Jones' Powder Proof Locks.
for sale the Depot 4G Water Street and the Fac
iory corner of Avenue A aud ST. Marks Place New
York. STEARNS 81 MARVIN.
Successors to Rich & Co.. 146 Water Street, New
York, the only makers of Shamandes Safes in the L.
ned States, combining Wilders and Rich's Patents.
SrERNs & MARVIN Salamander Safe Manufacturers,
have purchase of II G.. Jones the patent right for his
Powder Proofl Bank Lock. commonly called The WORLD :
fEIR Lock. behind which One Thousand Dollars was
placed in Safe the Fair in London. during period
nf ory-fve days. be the property Of any OF the vis
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt To open
was made daily by hundreds without
Bankers, jewelers. and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole proprictors.
STEARNS & MARVIN,
feb 8-d&c3m. l46 Water Street New York
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he.e vessels al Of the frat elnss built in the city
nf Bnltimore, expressly for this ade, and have SUPERB
accommodations for passengers. They arc com
maudcd by experienced Captains, and qualified for tho
rade aud who will sparc exertion to accommodate
They will be towed up and down the river by steom,
mud may be relied sail promptly as adyertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find 1t 10 their interest to ship by this line
it is the only regular line and freight will nlwaysb
ncn the lowest rates, and every effort will be mad
hy the agents in Richmond nndNcw York. to give satis-
action. Werespecfully max andhope to succ in OBJ
aining full share of patronage. Goods shipped by
lis line to New ork will be forwarded free Of com.
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savnah, Charloston,
my other port. The vcssos will be in Richmond Mt
Rockets; in New York Mt borth No. l. Coffee House
slip foot of Will Street.
DAVID CURR Err Richmond. l,..
CLAS. II. PIERSON, N. York, ! e' ''
Ri6lnond hup I8-dts No 81, South street.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
no rHE rAaMrRs OF sr. MARY,s

~ me FARMERS OE ST. MARY'S.
TOTTINCHAu V g. JOHNSON have
" now in store and for sale PEN
EOCK'S IMPROVED WHEAT DRILL
AND SEED SOWER. This machine
IS the frst successful drill used in this
country. II has been simplified and inn
proved by The original patentee everv
year for the last six years, and he now
believes that be has perfected .oue Of tn
most useful labor wing d acl ines "a.
FaFm6s ct y rev - Csc
|. We are slsoprepared to furnish the
Agriculturalists and dealers in lmple-
menss. The attention of farmers is in
vited to the following articles of our own
manufacture :-Ploughs, Harrows, Cuiti-
vators, Wheat Pans, Grain Cradles. Straw
Cutters, Cornshellers, Wheat 'Threshers.
and Horse Powers. Castings by the ton
or single piece for Ploughs and machines.
Also, variety of articles too numer-
ous to mention, to all of which they would
respectfully call the attention of their
old friends and patrons, assuring them
that all articles they manufacture shall
&c Of good materials and workmanship.
and sold on as reasonable terms as thew
can be had elsewhere.
COT INGHAM 4 JOHNSON.
No. 121 Pratt street, corner of
Holingswerth, Bait, Md.
/. August 25th, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

sockets. and the skln from this brow.
Let me lie here in this, lonely. region,
and let my bones bleach in She sun, and
the rain fall, and the moon and the stars
shine upon. them '.My Gods. ex,
claimed Flower. seizing MiIlighan by
the arm, |" the same dread of being buried
has ever haunted ne. Ifffal. by your
hand let me res. here, with nv head
pillOwed bPoa fhis gun. Let no man
living be shown the spot where l FELL"
take your ground" said Millighan. II
am ready" "'I here is my hand" said
Flower, |" aud should we meet in another
world we shall not be ashamed of one
another, my boy" Tears were starting
in the eyes of both Flower and villighan
when they parted Each stepped back
ward pace for pace, rillighan followed
by the little terrier, Nettles. When they
were about fifty yards apart they halted
and looked at zach other for several
minute. Both simultaneously lev. lied
their carbines, but each was indisposed
to be the first to fire At last Milllghan
discharged his piece. He had aimed at
Flower heart. Hls bullet whizzed past
Flowers head, and carried away q part
of the left whisker. Flower fired--and
Millighan fell fiat on his face. The ball
had entered his left breast. Flower ran
.tozthe spot, TO catch any last word Nillig-
han nigh desire to bFeathe. But Nillig-
han was dead.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
SOMETHING
ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.

-
In London. you can get the Times.
daily Or little or nothing. You Subscribe
At . Newspaper Han FOR 1t to be left for
you at 8 o'clock--for say one hour.---.
Pructually at 20. the owner calls. and
furnishes the same ilumbsr to . subscri-
Der, who wants Il atfhat hour. AT iii
o'clock ~apotfs: Ac., on kaaa s,n-
eve i8@asteSa q sssLx vsr. hSve
II furnished by the week, iis0nth. quarter,
or year. II il left promptly Il the hour.
bargained for. and you must expect %
give II up on "sight call" Perhaps you
are in the middle Of the Paris correspon.
dent--4or the debates. or late foreign in.
te1ligence. II makes no diiference. Ton
must stop. or buy ansextra copy.
After the cityrsaders are through With
the sheet, il q mailed of 10 the eountry.
You are forbidden TO cuf the paper, and
If II becames4defaees, > must pay for it.
In Liverpool, well-to-do people will
club for one copy Of the Daily Times,
and phlegmatic John Bull will read the
paper the day after his neighbor, for
years perfectly satisfied to exist one dav
behind the times. The poor rarely en-
JOY the privilege Of reading a frst-clas.
paper. The chop houses and drinking
shops generally take one paper only. and
II is part Of the inducements set forth IN
signs" two morning papers taken
here" -e
In America, every man has his own
paper. II must come to him fresh and
untouched. Jonathan reads, and is fas-
tidious withal. If he cannot afford q
first class journal, he likes his peRny
sheet. He reads it thoroughly. and i,
becomes q part of his existence. He
talks about it--spreads its news, and il
proud of its success Thus fair field oi
competition is created. Apaper Of rner.
it and enterprise is sure OF success, for
every subscriber Is q living, talking,
walking advertisement and special ..
gent. al.so ssra& 81
Asman never values paper which he
get for nothing. There is something in
the fact ofhaying paid for il which gives
il particular attraction in his eyes. He
regards Il a. his property afid looks upon
the editor merely as person managing
his, the subscribers business. There j,
great deal in the vel knewn face Of,
paper. A man who is devoted to ziaar-
nal which he has read daily for years,
ceases to prize ii, If the proprietol
changes its general aPpearanes
The editor himself may die. or change
1.-The original proprietors pass sssy. tu'
tbe paper IL stn t.kea. s.s .szt;zeats
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
Robert W. HARPER, wash,
ID. c. -.
LATE or UPPER MARl.ROR<,. Mn

LITE OF UPPER MARl.H0RE,' MD.
M ILL give prompt and special ai.
ien'lon 70 The Prosecution and
collection OF ell Land Claims q others
IN 'asor OF thnse who served in Ihe wars
Q, me Onlted Sisfes or their heirs 81 law
,'e NAV be seen from . io3P N nj
ne .s once OF J ~ Carlisle. Esq. opposite
Chs HaIi OF any piher time ai The resi-
a..nce :. sf m tsiher DR. James Harper on
F Street. heiwrea N k-l4 songh aide
Al communications (prepaidl attended
70. Nov. ~. fo52.-6m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
II NofIce.

iN ~ y ~ "
1--WE subscriber respectfully request.
II all pc rsnn> indie b,ei to him on open
account prior to the year 1853. to call
and settle bv cash or no,e on or he fore
ihs 20th &c June next-oIherwise he ill
he compelled 20 place The same. in th..
hand$ Of the proper officers for collection
For the liberal pair"nsse he ha- re-.
crivcd =, the hands of the public. hs
svaii< him<el of this medium ,o return his
hanks: and al the same time 10 assure his
friends and the public, : at nothing upon
hss part shall BE- waning which can in
snv wsv contribute 10 their care and com.
fort. Wines and Liquors Of the choicest
hrands will always he found IN his Bar
and il NAV not BE- unnecessary to add
that his table will aiwavs be supplied
with the best the season can afF,rd. Fiis
stables are in the care Of honest. iru.,y,
and competent hosilers.
JOSEPH MORGA
March s0th-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
GROCERIES.

OE offer for sale on accommodating
" terms select assortment d
Groceries, consisting in part OF lava, Ma
racaibo, La~aaria, and Rio Cofee-New
Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar-New
Yort and PhiIadeiphia Loaf Crushed,
PDiverized, and Clarified Sugar-cuba,
New Orleans. and Porto Rico Molasses-
Loverine & Stuart's Family Svrup-Su-
perior Gnnpowder, Imperial. Y. Hvson,
and Black Teas-ail of fresh importation,
together with all articles in our line.
FREELAND 8. HALL.
sRoeRRs AND COMMISSION MKRcHANrs,
Ne. 50 Light street wharf. Bait
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

"a RE NOW N MANUFAlTUKTNG
ACANDIES BY MACHINERY,
wi,ieh give the surface mosi bean,ifai,
Impressions Of Diamondss &c. MereLaal--
ire Invited 70 call and see This mover
mode OF making Caniy, and the beauty
and superiority Of Candy made b5 this
new process. II is warraD:ed ta sk.ee.
in any climate. Tney are also Whais,
sale Dealers in Oranges L.uDas. F,g-,z
RaiSina. Amends, and ali kinds sf Ion
Fnr;e3 Psui:s and Nuts
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
ST. AARY's CO., CIRCUIT couRr
JRaR Tern 1859.

GAIT "ary's Ccounty Circuit Court
O-ordered bv the Court, that the credi.
tors of John Edwards apetitioner for the
benefit of the Insolvent Laws Of Mary.
land De and appear before Saint Wary,
County Circuit Court on the krst
Monday Of "arch next to show cause.
q any they have, why the said John
Edwards shall not have the benefit oi
said laws, provided a copy of this order
ee inserted in some newspaper publishe
In the State Of Maryland, once q week
for three months before the said frs,
Monday Of March next.
y order JAS. r. BLAKrsroFx CLERK
June 18th. 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
We 10 Y . Ok o,
JUST PUBLISHED nv
n - nRY N ~

No. z Baitimore s'rre,, Balnmore.
II <l"ric Doubts relative. 70 Napoleo
BonaParie by Richard Wha,elv. DDn
Archbishop OF Dublln. Srcond Amer.
lean edition, lSmo. 72pp., paper cover.
f2A cents. BY reInitting The price Of
%. Book, post paid. Il will De sent free
10 any par, of the United States.
The Ca,echism ofsthe Pro,es,ant Episco-i
pal Church, new edition from new
siereotypie plates, Drin,ef in rules. with
handsomes fronsispiece, 32mo, 4l IS
PeE hundred anssss r as - 5st.ov -
Nosembsr 25. -sss
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
Charles Ferguson,
GRsexR 4 CsNnrssssR MRacHksT
Ne. Su Light Street
BALTIMORE

II EEPS constantly on hand a largo
N and well selected sock OF Grc-.
uies, Tea. Wines LianorS aud SeAars
which he : Prepared % sell as low .S
snv r'herElons. here. -. -
He has also bad - years EypeIience
in selling Tobacco aud Grs,n aud Ha;lers
himself he can give satisfaction 70 iho>e
~ks will inirnsi their proiuee 10 his
Care. -
Baltinete. February ~. Isss-sn. 5ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

-
e university 6T MARYLAND.
TsHE FORTY. SIXTH ANNUAL,
- SESSION viii beein on Tls,srs 60
of March, 1854. s
) Principles and Practice Of Surgery 2nd
Clinical Surgery-Nathan \. Smith,
M. IL. s
Chemistry and Pharmacy-.4yym. T.
a Aiken, M. d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

WNHE subscribers having greatly en-
lsrged their means for burning
shells, are now prepared to 81 all orders
fog shell lime. They therefore would
confidently say to farmers that they
meed not fexf getting supply At any
tiEns when Il may suit their convenience
@ order either Shells OF Shell ISsne.
B. s. D. P. HOLT,
Essf ef Hssf Falls .1ses.e. RaEtimers.A
Anguat %. lSS3--3m. ,rf~ssf =.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

NhEELAND& y HAb1. No. g Ilahk
street wharf, Baltimcre. offer 1or
sale large asscrEment Of Wines and
Liquors. The quality Of which we guar
sntee equal to any IN the city. We name
il part-sdeIra, Sherry. Lisbon, sEd
Pert Wines, Pale and Dark French.
Brandy, Holland Gin, jamaica Rim, ahd
Irish Whiskey, Cid Rye, and Bourbon
Whaskey, III Uf direct importation. III
otheE Liquors. foxeign md domestic. kept
conslnnkly On hxaa
Rxvestk 4qy9
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
MAKE HOWE Htppy

Don't LET frnf flnl 8 fnss1t @. A.. L..
sition de.trov vour son..,;c h.s,;s.rs
for as sur. i vol, ira,,tss ,,,,,a.. 80
eros. tenper ,o,, a...rs,, -
Co., "a ,s '0in-
a.. 80 " ' 'ounu you'
81. ~ you. example WIN oe
'nere come one
and :, ~;,ls,,r, . -. -. amy,
s.. =" ps =" "o'ne .i 'nto c's'
no, So dsstr...;,s - .ss.. 49, s'sAAs.' :. -
fumes. sn., na,;snc. ~. s.....s....
tent;cn u |. r.,f,,l "a :-......-. -. -. :.
Tb. l;ttl. ,nes e i. s....sssss - -
erallv infsB.nees ~ u. ..--s,. - - :.
fretful and crc-< In. 49, s.. -, -
70 in . eros, - f...(..l ,,.-~... = 49,.
soon pa.s 1, .Ionss ...5 800 We. - =.
sister is soon tr.s,.d I. 4, - .r--
And if their inau.,c. ....,-1 -. 80.
childhood Il would nos g q, ~. -. ':. q.
does not not ese.st v.,.,, s,, I.
i, the duty Of .ae5 81. e IL <.'.:,. I.
male hon. h... .
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
E.nrnlzer ).

4 4
HTE = are in receipi iehigan D.
Wv Caaada White snAer su.
rssior 70 any now II skel also
Susquehanna cullings. 1.c., Scsash-
ern and Eastern shore .nEins ;oists :
sssatling, Bangor Lashes. piekess &e..
and . large assortment Of shingles, oi
several qualities. Having made our ar-
rangements with view to the boat buri-
iness, we particularly, invite the atten
ton Of the people Of st. Mary's and the
adjoining counties to our stock. Orders
accompanied by the cash or responsible
asnes viii be flied with promptness,
and warranted to give satisfaction or the
lumbeg msy be returned II our expense.
O. WILLIS . CO.
Union Deck BalsimeFp.
Aagast 3dkhs 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

DACON.-Cou and Baltimere
. cured Bacon. for sale by .rrs
SpALDINC O. CREENWELL.
gsne 2s@. iagS
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

A New Hampshire editor. while r..
Gently travelling. had his valet abssraes.
ted from his pocket byss adrcitpick-
pocket. while indulgihg In q short nap.
: he thief was 20 disgusted with The re-
suit Of his exploit, that he returned the
plunder by express. to the address writ
ten Inside the kallet. with the following
note--"you miserable skunk. here's
your pocket book. ] don't keep no such. /.
For q mar dressed o veil o. Jon vas.
70 go round sFith . walIet--nuthin|in IL
but . lot a. nswspspsf serzrs. IN frurv
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-07

% We like TO record acts of courage, es-
7ecially in men occupying positions where on
many occasions real courage is needed. We
have heard from many persons praiseworthy
commentators Of the conduct Of Mr.. GEoReE
j. WALL, the assistant clerk of the steamer
Ocean, during the disaster to that boat He
behaved himself with GOODNESS and courage
which older persons might well be proud Of,
and aided in no slight degree in efectng the
removal Of the Oceans passengers, which was
done without so much as wet foot on the part
of any. We have no fear but that George
will prove himself fully competent TO fill any
situation which requires courage.