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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27
T MP o RTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
CRATES AND FENDERs.-Five Hun

HRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun
" dred Enameed CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and FENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns, such square topped Gothic, Liptic
Circles &c. with beautiful rounding Tenders SUM
mer Pieces, &c. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctusly attended TO and carefully pack ed
Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be supplied
ut lowest northern prices with the usual discount
E off for cash by wholesale
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be-
tween 9th and 9th SITS Richmond, Va. 80
Sc 2S-3m. SAMUEL d. DEEOON
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DEATH OF AN EDTToR-Mr. Joseph H. Mayhall,
proprietor ofthe Owensboro', (Ky9 Gazette, was
thrown from buggy few days ago, and received
Injuries which resulted in death,
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BELLS AND STEAM WHIsTLEs.-The New
York Journal of Commerce states that at
meeting of the Board of Steamboat Inspec-
tors held at Detroit few days ago, it was
decided that from the 1st of January next
steamboats, navigating Western Rivers, shall
use the steam whistle instead of the bell as
signal in meeting or passing each other. This
step is taken in consequence of recent losses,
which might have been prevented had whis-
ties been in use 1t is said, adds the Journal,
that the agent of the Cunard line in New
York, has ordered large bells, which will be
rung in the fogs, and that the steam whis-
tie will be freely used in the Collins line, in
all their vessels hereafter. They have not
been used hitherto, because they involved
loss of about ten horse power; but the loss
will be incurred now, without regard to the
expense or waste ofpower.
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The editor OF the Boston Gridiron says the errors
in spelling and ponctuAti0p, which occur Ii his
Journal afise from the fact that = printed 10 an
Office where athe typeis used for several other pa.
pers and they get so joeeled upfhat 4 = impossible
Tor them to spell correctIy and have the sfops put
in uhRe thcy y IN do sny good.
T4cxrrrxp faouor --At present human iueenui.
~ seens 20 be taxed 10 the ufmo % euggest means
by which DE HIVES Of peseenscrs may Be sayod
erea Il : vcsssl GOES dawn ak -, 1ho laas md
pekhaps he be6t No and Y he boeeon Transcript.
feuanatoa aciene numhar ot Me boatsto accom-
rnodeto III pesssnears nnd crew each boat - be
nroyi1ed w e0n,p6s4 waesr and fo0d, nn1 70
Be numbered ssd pleeea nsdsr - cunn11nd ofaa
k lhAsessd - q slso tielsftsd ~ pestios u es1
81 IL Is boGfs % fhsi, = ease q scc6enf, eSch
one hno~s WheEe ~ beaons9
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FIRST AND SECOND Glass FUNERALs-It
is said that quite rivalry exists in London
at the present time among the undertakers,
and the Economic Cemetary Funeral Esta-
blishment," in Hyde Park, has cut little
under the regular rates, and advertises that a
FIRST class fuaeraP' will be attended for
sl35, and "a tradesman's funeral for $50; in
stead of S145 for the first, and $3l so for the
last, which were the former rates. A contem-
porary infers, from the advertisement, that
the difference between the two occasions is,
that at first class funeral the hearse has
four horses, and two coaches are provided,
the coffin is of lead, and all the horses are de-
corated with plumes, whereas at "a trades
mans funeral the hearse has two unplum-
ed horses, and only one coach is furnished.
The distinction of "classeS' never ap.
pears more absurd than when men try to
make Death recognize that distinction.
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FfRE.--A fire broke out in the bark mill of Hardy
O'Hara, atFrankfort Ky, on the 18th instant
and destroyed property to the amount of $4,000.
No Insurance. 7s3 ss s=s4A
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RAIL ROADS, &c.
OFFICE G. Il. AND SUPT.
RICHMOND DANVTLLE r. NJ
RICHMOND. Oct. IS, 1854.

4l u RSea noTIGE 6a !. 10 2. MEN EN-;
CULTURAL SOCIETY OF VA.-Nembsrs Of THE
Society who visit Richmond by the r L D. n r. TO
attend the Annual Exhibition, return free v az
hibting their Certificate Of Membershp to the Aren't
of the Company from whom they procure their down
ticket.
The privilege Of returning free win be exteaded
to Saturday, thu 1th of inclusive snd not
later A. TALt OFF,
oc 1S-dtl0Nov .iAf G. u. and Sapsrinto nd't.
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The New York journal of Commerce
makes quotations from the English Board of
Trade returns, showing that Notwithstanding
the pressure upon the national finances of
England, her commerce is not only unim
pared, but is still progressing and pros
porous.
The returns give the declared value of the
exports for the eight months, ending 5th of
September, and their aggregate for that pc
riod of the last three years-that is, the pre-
sent year, the year 1858, and the year 1882
is as follows For 1852, they were f47, ,Oo9,-
146; for 1853, f5s, l5s, ,729; and for 1854, f59,-
$685. $50. Looking into the details, it appears
that the exports of the Cotton Manufactures
of Great Britain for the single month ending
5th September amounted to f2, ,29e, ,l31, being
an increase to the amount Of more than one
third of million on the same month in 1852,
and of upwards of a hundred thousand pounds
on that of 1853.
''The last month, it is true" says the Journal,
Exhibits for the first time for many month"; de-
crease as compared with the corresponding month
of Iast year. But this is accounted for by the ship
ments for Australia having in that month of 1853
been of extraordinary amount The imports of
wheat and flour-which have been principally of
late from this country-were larger by double the
amount in the corresponding month last year, as
compared with that ending last 5th Of September,
But this is indicative of prosperity, rather than 9TH
erwise; it shows that England has, by her late har.
vest, drawn upon her own resources for those Inn
portant products and what lose in that we shall
doubtless gain in something else.
THE infer ences to oe drawn from the whole de.
tail of figures are in fact most encouraging to both
countries. The consumption of the leading arti.
cles of food-both of the comforts a. well as me-
cessares Of lfe-is shown to be very large, and to
be augmentng, which tells US that the industrious
classes, who form the great bulk of the population,
are well employed, and well remunerated, and we
all know that the more this is the case the better
market there is for most of our own great staple
products
The Journal mentions another Board of
Trade return, which is not without interest.
viz that Of the shipping entered inward and
the clearances outward. For the mouth end
ing 5th September last, the whole tonnage
inward is 9a2, $50, while that of the same
time in 1852, was 74l,710; showing an In.
crease upon the two years of about 10000
tons. But the most remarkable and pleas
ing feature" adds the Journal, ais this-that
the greatest item of the increase is in the
United States ships, the tonnage Of which
amounts to nearly twice as much as it did in
that period two years ago, which was then
but rs, 674, while now it is LA, ,230--a very
- u r "a
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RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILRQADs
Z - RIcBMonD, Va, Oct II, 1884
NOTICE TO CONFERENCE.-The
IN possls viii be received % fhis of5se untt Dee.
tuTe Of this Bosd.
The Company reserves the privilege ef rejsetipe
each proportions - may hs dssnsd mest sayanesss-
Tsstimonsls - 70 respons.bflity mus bs sneIoeed
Plans Frcfles and epccihcatiops viii bo ready Cor
inspoction on and aftsr TIE IGfh proxinnu.
% I2-2sw7s E6- CLAYTON EaglneeL
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILkOAD CO,l
29s18 - j RIcHMoND. Sept -, 1854 s
EI - E1 TO WE6TERN
~ MER
to be transported over the Central Railrosd may
be consigned directly to STEPHEN HuNrEn, Depot
III the Goods belong to any one living OF the line
Of the road they must be eonsxned to some fespcn-
sible person residing at the place Of vbo
will be required TO pay al charges before they are
taken sway which must be dons gromptly
HI. D. WHlTCQMBs
! tse14-7sw1m sssA7slS gup,t Va 9. h u.
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Faosr IN SAyAsNAH--A private Telegraph dc.
spatch from Savannah, dated Monday morning, and
received Ia New York. Frost has made fta
appearance here; send the abeentees home.
would be a. well perhaps, for absenteos, mot 70 be
in too great . hurry.
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MINING CONTRACTS.

u1INlNO SON hAS ..
WILL let out for the balance of this
Il and the ensuing year, favorable terms to the
Contractor, the entire operation of mining and
sing Coke at one Shafts. inde pendent of our
present ope erations. None but steady reliable men
fair per centage will be retained until the con-
tract is completed. / also give employment to
gangs of two more in drifting, under contract in
present working pit.
Apply to me in Richmond, or to Mr. Vaughan OF
myself at the mines. JNO. j. WERTH,
oc 25-2aw4w Agent for JAMES DUNLOP.
T IFE INSURANCE ON WHITE PER
IL SONS AND SLAVES UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-CAPITAL AND
ASSETS 81 t83 286 69-This ConpanY will take risks
on the Lives of White Persons and Slaves on favor
able terms. For rates, &c., apply to
o. r. BRESEE, Agent,
Office of the Valley Fire and Marine Insurance
Co under the Exchange Hotel Richmond Va
DR.. r. w Hancock, Examiner.
REFERENC Es.-James Dunlop, Hugh w. Fry, John
q. Winn, VIM. Gou!din, Richmond; Higgison Han
cock, Chesterield co., Va. oc Jim
MP o RTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Il The undersigned would respectfully inform all
IRON RAILING for Dwellil gs, Cemetery LOIS
&C., that he has purchased the patent ght to max
and put up ORNAMENTAL RAILING apon new
and improved principle, which will enable him to put
up such work fully Is per cent cheaper than has ever
or caa be done by any other establishment in
the city. de has also received several new and beau.
tfu patterns, to which he would invite particular
attention JAMES BROWNE
se 28-dlm 9th stree, next to Lafayette Hall.
CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun
" dred Enameled CRATES and EENnERS f,r
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
IN spectfully inform his friends aad the public gen.
orally, that having just returned from the North,
with choice and entirely new stock of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, he is now prepared
to satisfy the wants of those wishing 10 purchase
their fall and winter goods at the lowest net cash
prices. His stock consists ia part of the following
viz:
Fine lain s9 sglad sd' black and Sol0rsd Silk from
Fine do do do Mouslirs, from 12sc to 81
calicoes and Domestic goods of al kinds in great
Hsss ss'S &oolep coed. for .srvsas such a. s.tnet,
Kerseys, Linseys. &c.
Flannels, all wool Dorset and Canton Silks; Sat.
tin and Valencia Vestings, of alb kinds; black and
cooIed Cloths, Cassimeres, &c. Also good assort.
JOHN l.. sMITHER,
oc 7-d1m No 20 Main st., Richmond Va.
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY GooDs.-I hsF Fe just opened an
FALL AND WINTER ORY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets. on
the most favorable terms. | an prepared to offer
great inducements to purchasers Among the as
Ladies' Dress Goods of all fyles
Embroideries and Laces
Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys' and Ser.
wants Wear-with q large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public respectfully p,nvitsd to give me
CALL se am determined to sell cheap as any other
house in ths city. ii. ROSENFELD
Sc 18-Sm IFS Broad st.
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CAM. McCiurs, OF the Eselish searching expodl
tion. and our own country yman, Dr.. Kane, sfe sti
within the Areaie circle, and whilat they ren1ain
4 ~fuf
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LIST OF ARTICLES purchased from the Esquimaux
said to have been found to the West, or rather 10
N. w. of Backs River, at the place where the
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IL.
18th.
\, and
keiish
Geo.
/ this
W re.
aisihs
|ousay
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cofi
.uains
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or the
OR.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02
! TTCE no cRED,Toas.

.N9iCE in hereby given that the
Subscriber has obtained from the
Orpbdq9 court Of Saint Mary's county In
Maryla letters of administration on the
personal estate of Fanny Sophia Harden,
late Of said county deceased. All per
.soas having claims against The said de-
ceasfe are hereby warned to exhibit the
SAME with The proper vouchers thereof,
20 IN subscriber on or before the 18th
day May next otherwise they NAV be
eFclMed by law from all benefit of the
Sid estate. Given under my. hand this
9th day of November 1853. = -. -.
~ tfSm - III. ID. SWAMI, Adm.
November 18th. lS53-4w - - -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

LATE OF UPPER MARi.BoRO' ND. !.
WiisL give prompt and special at
w ter'iion 10 the pyosecniinn and
collection of all. Land Claims q others
IN sorIoisibose who served in the wars
OF the United States OF their heirs atlaw.
he NAV abe seen frnm o 10 3 r., M. nj
the Office Of J. MsCaslisle. Esq. opposite
City Hall,ar eny other time a. the resi-.
dencs Of his'father Dr.. James Fla rpef, On
F.Street between ID e. Ia Sonih side
AL communications (prepaid) attended
o. = " = Nov. %, ls52.--6m.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

TUST received by Spalding & Green.
- welia choice assortment Of ladies
dress Goods-Mirses ditto-a superior
lot Of plain and fancy Cassemcres and
Vestings-superior blue, black, and
brown cloths-a choice lot Of fine Whit
ney Blankets-nogro blankets-lIouse
dltfo:a sA y. ss&e8N@g8 ts1af r.4 g. Il
Flannels Of alb colors and prices
good article at % cents per yard,--with
all other articles usually kept in Coun-
try store.~s These goods can be purchas
ed a. low 6 IN Baltimore. : =
600 yards Of Lineey FOR negro women
Ann Yards uf heavy negro clofhs--a
choace assortment O read V-n,na... .r|i,.,s, /
ing. Also prine cheese. : - - =
:. - SPALDING & fsREENwrrgs
nov. IotE. l53-=sf s q 80
- - = -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02
N Cd TT E.sys

Rs. PRISCILLA ALVEY res
~ pectfully informs her friensis and
me FubIs that she has oeaated herself i'm
Leonard Town, and is prepared stozdo
ptain sewing. She will make shirts.
psnfs, and ccsnmon coats. zon fhss mast
accommodating terms She solicits q
share e blicaencouragesnenf.a sAt6
sept I'd sasl ass asaa a1s53--tf - :
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

Office Is hereby given sslss s,s
= = subscriber has obtained from The
orphans. court CT Saint Aiary's county !.
Aaryiand, letters tcstamenfarv On he
personal estate Of Charles Neviat lsie
e said eoanty. deceased. All per<ons
having elaims against the said deceased
sre hereby warned % exhibit the same
With the proper vouchers thereof 60 the
subscriber On or before the 12th 80 of
July next, Otherwise they nav bsl - =.
excluded from III beuef1i OF the 80 -
tate. Given under my hand this 11fh
day Of January, IS54. - : :
!. Mgs.s RICHARD COTTON. Ex'r.
. January 12th. ls54--4w. ga - -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

/ n Office j. hereby gwen that the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
phans Court Of Saint Aiary's county in
Mryiand. letters testamentarv on. the
Ifsonal estate of Richard .Matiingley
laf Of sand conntv deceased. All per-
eos having slams against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
lbesanse with The proper vouchers thereof,
= ne subscriber, On or before pond dav
r March next otherwise they NAV be.
lxcluded BY Jaw from al benslit OF The
I'D estate Given under nv hand This.
pad day Of September 1858. -
alss ROBERT r. BARBER, Exec.
Sepsembcr %, 1S53--4t. - =.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

ME subscribers having greatly en-
- larged their means for bnrning
.heils, are nov prepared 10 fill all orders
for shell lime. They therefore would
confidently say to farmers that thew
need NOD fear getting supply at any
time when il may suit their CONVENIENCE
to order either Shells or Shell Lime.
s.s t4aasaa BIS. 6 r. HOLT.
Foot Of Wssf Falle .4reasse, Balfinore. ,
august Is, 1853---3m. - az 49,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02
New And Cheap zssssl.Ibe,.
UNION DOCK, .aDyOEvTV'C
NORFOLK STE.4.MBO.4T' ~
" 81 WHsfRF <. e
s BALTIMORE. =. $50. s

g WILLIS SEQ, inform their
NJ friends and the public that they
have opened LUMBER YARD at the
above-named place, where thew are
daily receiving every description of
Lumber brought TO this market, viz |:
WHITE PINE, of every quality !:
FLOORING, SHINGLES; LATiS
JOISTS, POSTS, &c., which thew oiger,
ut Wholesale and, retail, on pleasing
terms. They will make il the interest
ct purchaser to give them cali
Anrl o. iS53-6in .as y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

MICHAEL McDERMoTr. Penn sn..
syivania Avenue. Ss,lth Side. near
y sIest opposite siadsbv's Hotel, has
ASSORTMENT Of O. ARRIA CT ~
s"Issior style and fnish. al Of his own
.s&k ana warranted, which ne sell low
Y, easn @ approved paper. Also. seses
stlk on feasopahle Terms. ens;r;n..
ione with dispatch and nj low pr,cs,s. 20
MICHAEL McDERMoTrss
April esth-tf:.. ,s...... - as''.'"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

'NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court d. st Mary's county in
Maryland letters testamentary on the
personal estate Of Ann Spaldine Slate og
said county decreased All persons hav-
ing claims against The said deceased are
hereby warned I'd exhibit The same, with
the proper vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th dav Of Nav
next, otherwise they may be excluded
by law from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under nv hand this 18th day Of
Noyembsrs 1883, .aaa&s4 ss.' e.
JOSEPH FORREST, Exeer.
NOV, INA, lS5s--4w. s''SN
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

rOifIii ~ GhEUEEOkS.g
M Office u hereby that the srbseri.
IS Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF st. Mary's county . Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal
estate of Richard d. Edwards, late OF
said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit The same. with
the proper vouchers thereof. TO The sub
.scsiber on or before the 22d day of
March next : Otherwise they NAV. NV.
Law be excluded from ali benefit Of The
SAID estate. Giren ander my hand this
ed dav- Of September. 1883 =
Il JOSEPH. ID. nEDig ARDS. Adm.
Sept. 22d. 1sl5s--4t. : > -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

T ShcunaeFsigne6, commissioners an.
n pointed BY the Circuit Court fur 81
Mary County. To yal,se and divide the
real estate Of Thomas j. Spalding, late
Of st siary's County. deceasesl. accord.
ing tu the provi%ions &C the actlof As.
sembly In such case made aEA provided
do h@rcbyegive notice tO all concerned
that they will meet on thespremises, On
Thursday, the 18th day of February
next, 10 proceed IN The business fol
which they are appointed ssef 'sH~@.h
e. JOSEPH SPALDTyt: sa'@'
20; =. IA MES G. SPALDi<C:,.
MATTHEW 1. STONE, Z"
WILLIAM Floyd,
80 JAMES A.. MOKG IN.
January 18th, lS54-tn. -.
eSAINrMsRY's SAVINGS, iNSTl
tCTUTION. Leonard Town, Nd. Jan.
uary 10th. iS54--F he President and ID.
@rect0rs have tlsis day declared a dividend
OF Five per ccnt GA the Capital Stock OF
this lnstttution Cor the last six months,
ps.ysille 81 and after Tuesday next, the
l0tll fnztanf.s@- s@EF yN..a hssssaes
sl'TfsS''. is1-ss JOSEPH SPALDFyG.
atsHsess 80 assstsasis ~ Treasurer
4 January 18th, lis54--lm. = hassezn
~ ssags 80 80. 80 - ia - "a Al arsAA
..z. asza'E 80 a.zsEsrasss&. go
- ISf of Letters remaining IN she
ii 4 Pusa OlliEe ii IseonarsS iowa Ehe
) dky of Jx6siary, 1864. II not taken
out before the &c % april, thsy vii Be
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

EREELANDS HALL. No. % Light
- street wharf Baltimore, offer Tor
sale large assortment Of Wines and
Liquor, The quality of which We guar4
antee equal TO any IN the city. We name
In part Madeira, Sherry. Lisbon, and
Port Wines, Pale and Dark french
Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, and
Irish Whiskeys Old RE, and Bourbon
Whsskey I'll Of direct Importation. An
other Liquors, foreign ahddomestic, kept
constantly on hand :. - -
May26th. isas--tE. 3 = ~
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
- suhscsibefs hav,s ubsainea from the
Orphans court Of Saint Mary's county in
Maryland letters Parliamentary -on. .he
personal estate ct Mary Willard, late ct
said eounty deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against The said deceased IRE
hereby warned 10 Ell hit the saine With
the proper vouchers thereof 70 the sub
scEihers On O. before The nth DAY uf Ny
next, Otherwise they may be excluded
by law from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given uadsr our hands this l7th day ID
Nosomber 1859. = ,,..san =. -. :. =. :.
- sssssB.s G. HARRIS.< - -
= 90 y. DROOKEs Lxe : H'...s.,
Nosemhor f7th. 1SS3---Aw..s -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

ARHsn <Nar -. -
49, = nereby sven sthatssh
.sscIaosfs1 haze obtssned from thc
-, c2u,s 2 rai'nt AaFy's county
!" 80 yssn iefieTs fettansensafy on abe
- - 800 q DDrsrss Bean, late of
- - s1.a.y. eecfassd NJ persons nav.
hereby warnsd 10 exhTbIl - - -. ~! -
-. -. - sl4cness fheEesf, - the sub
- ~ - = pe1oTs tfas lJth DAY Of Nav
-. pssefSsse tbsy nay be- excluded
Civenunder cdr hands fhss 80, - -. = e
MoveEabef 1881 Thur--- 80 - -. OF
- =. bEAN ksst a 49,
ALEX. r. MxR77E e
! kovensber I7th 1855 -
sstfsa6
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AIRS. swILG.IAN r. srAnnOx.
~ late gf St. Marv's Cons.s1. hau;no
tskeh tie hoese lorrnexly ae,eszn;ed ~
the Hak, Mr. Csampsoa, eakssts Il | and
2otk sfrseass Washington CITY. an ~
happy % .accomlnoda8e persnaneaa and
Transient b0arIees.s aissl.sf - - y
February 2nd, lS5s--tE. 80 = =as.ssss !
--.=~~sk --zs---.,s- $50 .
~asi4 aCoNSTABLE'Ss s sl.E - g. g -.
- Y virtue OF tour, wits q. 4 ensi,;os,
Expunassisslled by os.. a The in.
u.s. &C the Ieace- &c flSs. ~ "A -.
land In and Fnr 81. NIattss collnts. a,.S !.
me directed i will expose 10 sale a nus
dc aaction, upon the premises. ON WE'D
NESDAf, the 22sfl day Of February.
between the hours of 10 o'clock. a. m.
and 3 o'clock, p.'In., Tor cash, the follow /.
ing pro!SeFsy u vt 4 I Negro ssoman.
Teresa, taged % years; n negro i,ov
slorEiss aged .abeut . vesrs; { negro Ell,
hOsas aged abcut 2 years.; .ans B.,vvv
and aprrel horse one bav mare one
krcy mare ( thsee coke CT 51leiI. I'D ose
or cart, late the property ofs Charles "a :
Resell .rized and taken IN execution Il
The suitof William ID. Goddard use of
Philip Turnegss - =
&c A.. r BLAKlSrONE. Coast /
Jaa.s2 18th. ls5s=-.s - -. -. -. =
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

WIl.L. be in the county in . few
" days. Orders left at SIR. AN
staa's, Great Mills Mr.. Greenwcll's or
MoFgan's, Leonard Town; r. Colior..s,
ST. Clements Bay, or George Morgan's,
ChaPtico, viii meek with prompt atten-
tiOn.' sn ( uasl.ib - "a = 80.
DE-. D. refers % the entire faculty. Of
che Baltimore college Of Dentists; also
90 Prote$sorsN. n. Smith. Prof. e. W.
isall, Dr. G.. w. lsidcr Dr.. n ~ NC.
AlanuS, Rev @. ~ Jenkins, presidemt &c
ST. Mafy'seoilegc, and to .mcaF.y 'all.tlsc
physicians ofztiie cmnty. - ?, as.',s.#
: Dec. a9--lt.s 49, it : ..sstsk8 sasEas