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st paid, III the Publi-h,. :.
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
lilo! for the Christmas and New Year
III q l. ID va,

'L Intending to mn ef'esents the a p roarn
ing u 'hdaNs. would do will 10 cail n, ,,tpo., ,,u
Nhowh M ponuiai eslabhnct and exam in. me t,,.
o. "uI si"rk ct articles as l. exits Charms Pms
~ he!', '"mes AID C"s's at cry style and nat
~ from We common up 10 tn, fine, KIND W., in,r,
''"' winch VIII he ii led th the fac siqtle Of an,
'n i9'e pee uiar to Gibbs; tyr Tim, is ok cled
y none and qn led by few Cal al tb,.' ig ,,f 49,,
's' 'o'' make isahe but look out for the srine
" "a i. E. GIBBS
y. h,Te'lhl attention is requested T., The nov
s' ''""d pictures and some new sncc; ans oc 49,
'e''"'c"Pc work which is guaranteed /, be s,,,,,.,,
IN zen Tue Sete. Cume .,ne, come ALL CIV. C;ibh.
~ una yn vii find him liti, better ,renar,t :,
W." on ms friends and the public than most eI,abii
10 '' "uriry,a lie has two mno;h liob,. com,
,ns say nd side lights. with comne,sn, e.ai as,,'
% assistants, and an nrsu,Ily lafo ri IS -
nH.- us 80 any Z" ni' aurthr
-#f.,r as-s
-- PEG
~ ""ss.-ua. ana Hi.s.r,. well ...,.a,e5. =.
f4n,.a IN i.' " rSs To Keep % reguls- .ns5.,
.,lea.e in.rNh" vii need god fi.-,v..l-r.,
10 .ead "a inca dets easy
EChoLs & PRYOR
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A. BLACK Ticket Agent
y. B.-Fhe same rates viii be- chars from knnN
vile aud all other points along The line to Lyncburg
aug l9-Ts
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RAILROADS, &C.
RAILROADS, &C.
Richmond aid Petersburg Rail-IIoad.
JAM sE.s s slsasaz.xs. - -


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
~ al 'fi.f ~. tiat.. the asi.tnafe ii te Tam
" wil8bs asis,ias-:
EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Rehmotd daiy Sunday" * sptet ut
Petersburg - N
" IL TRAIN
Leaves irifaand Ia ~. af.-...t ...-...----f
. P.iFt-lnife ~ A. ~
Fnre 81 l0--Cbifen ovrt a. nd nj tw.l,e
y,ifs of age 30 80 Is. 'isrin at 10 y III h.
iiie on eHrh FIRE wien tel \. prtf1l'i At 'he al
Gre and passenger getting m tia ears shrie u" tiee-
Is soil
Through Tickets IL csnneN..n with Btapi < D@nnr
Hestrl ssee Linse te procured nj the "fire, "a tn
'.'liaN ine pnces;
Grse.,sp reosh. Nalh ce'elina, 30 10
Sliem. .-...-.....--. u w
Lexington, --...-...----. 10 u"
Sails uty --.----..-.... II oo
JhafIotir. IL w
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmnnd Monday. " euesilay- aud Fridays
a. IA A NJ fg Part WalfiadI. slsTfii with
The -amioaf Augnsta. CAPT W. g Smfhfr NoIfolk.
Por -np,dth nj all Tho intermediate p aces
Fsre to Norfolk Pert smnuh ..-...-.. - 90
Meals. eneh $3.50. 49, 30
The freight nj articles for Nnrfolk or Ponsm uih
fald diefeaf bindings the river b. paid
,dvub
n. Servants trs yelling by themselves must be fur
ni-hed Nitil rwo passes thai be retained n
the ace. and il mp. be expressly stated the pass
hat thry permitted 60 the Cars 9oa the
faae p,ay he
my 2-1acts TllOS DODAMEAD SHpi.
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Cloths, Cassimeres and vss,,
n 0 7 ICE

I'VE branch of our business in t.va.,L.
L fore known under the name an SUI
fer & Co. will hereafter he c,,a,'ue,.'3 - d.
BURROUGHS. sHAFER y ca. HfI
a II A. BURROUGHS Lq..,
A y. SHAT Err P.tr,.iosa
SAAfI. llAISEY Nr,s'9
GEO a HALS4Y.
IL. NJ HUNTER.
doc 10 tf
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INliE SUBSCkfBER CALLS THE
l. A1TEN HON at Csnilnttor, aud others to his
very aigr stock Of A'gro CIons iendy made. of the
he-t Full I'd Cloth, Hats. Blankets md Yarn socks.
der IN ID. Y G. PEI Frs.
NIL "a PtIlNGs, fr,m "a inches ls
" it, Idr.
DOOR MATS nosi every variety,
CRATES. very fine assortment an cheap
Brass aud Common ,nd Iron Suov.ls, longs and
Pnkers c. al HudS.
Brass Pierced Ircn, and wire Tenders nursery Fend-
"a ln,he> high
Tubs b iskets Cans and Buckets
With MAJ other articles Ieq ired b, no
on hand ard tor sale by
cprcopv, oVALL seSlMsoN
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HAND CARS dAnf t. ohpfh
s{tHEsE AuKkS hive ~. - " .prfats'Hs ane
al th. ine-i f~pronosf Hteh4s.rg for hpnh nnd
+, work aud sI.,v scale rh-uraio "itb D.
5. 4. f The ~oai and ~ 1T for ~ eos-tfueii''n
lore ihan me hundred oi III t=rrrtan iia''
~ = these Work Tor the NifgIHis q Tennessee
i Rast.
re. eal. ani Eng, rr.' oi Real Rad are resPe'f
-.ly tasi u Ia h..-iow Tia patronage a. they nnA ~
Ipaa t.,si-e thei pufk hn-hcd IN sif'i e"u PItnH'
- =. NJ pnBs aid . Nv fHpr; ~ alter The me-
.rava lan~ - CrB-frucitfn 81 ORC. 'h'isineip''
Southern Itaii-1tOads
\ u 10 Lung - he c.'pisl.ed - oiaih teir Cars ian
Ia b -atfrct 10 large experse aud y at ifsp-
t.ortst,.n GEO. q GUILE Proprtsfo,
THE un,l -ign.d having itad ct"rge 1T tn, ah"y'
NtrLs rum commencement. under the terrn,i
rr,rrit.r MAJ A Ehsnn Jr asks h. We Ia say Ia N,
Hs fad pull IT, tat Ia. ha- Engaged with the pts.ein
,,reiti md will continue il meni. hine i,
.t- bong rxp.ricpc- Ia Raj road wrk-
,entiun Ia The work cnttu- ed Ia him the nP
, r,.batipu and liberal PATIO ag, 81 ibr public
A NErTL Elton, Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fine Matches and Jewelry.

THU HdJuts anu oS"sh!s
lust REt ElyED. pc Exprt-s.a altman q
- -fpis at Nsiche- aut lowry, We h " e.
INV On hnnd n compi.t rork IT al tie vi i''4s darassz
siyls- # god nsusll. ke IN ,ueh enhlishm ihs
whicIi W. irapertnlly nvits ali flo-- aiting go.d
WATCHES AND JENELRY IL awe a rail,
are determined sell goods ehenP the same cnn To-
b,nigft N.trih or St'uti.
.lee ,04s H. SILTEgTftuRN & co.
ID LAAA GI =. " OOLENz =, &c. We hasr
ID n md q large lot of Bant-l> aud W Hilens im
mile aud nalr bought reduced prices and vii 81
low accordingly.
dc. ! ts SAUNDEBS g. IRBY
,gsO auE EAlkMi;ags Tine -nh-crl'
L Ing purchased the fntrni Rtghi 81 d Cl"s. Dunn
''yiind,teaf Rotary scyren ~ htas Fan na"
actnring them MI AK the fsrm.r- Hand exam
- tbef iseiyes nj htlD " bhb BIS
- 2tvt. LasrbhDta Fohs y
ga IONS PERUVIAN GtiAsO i
~ ~lull r,c.i,e ia u day. inv tses M p
IA, ian Giatn, fnni Mes-r.. Barr.-a i1fa. Agents
the Peruviitn tiisarhncnt A WHO have been waiting
for Il supply requested ~ cn., M.
lets SAL kEIf
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KEADY-MiDE CLoT,,,.

WIN h = large att r"n,, te-->a,b T..
heHris WHY ,tylr nnd quality, Dr.s s.t 70
OF e'e'y hind sam" at superior sf,le mi 'ek
,al,.,', am VT. inree supply I'D .I en-,
fuhNiHf'i Nj GOODS ot es.,y de,rri,,.a.
cement "ss"r'me' 81 e or, Thug tl~uaI Il, ','''
!lsr'are al 81 WITCH ll's"i I'll al r,.5..3
10 order 70 MAKE r'"'p' In a arg -taek in II.
Cloths, Cassimeres and yss,,.
which they will hive uain M To ,,,..
style und worhmanilhe q. amir. 4 !; - te
warrant Pood fl a,d IL ucron ,l.I.u !. ~
ensa. ed tb services al Aif. jam, II l.,a uf
rs a cutter nnl 6ltrr,i rnnd IN non. i, aa'
jan Its HATCHER. IuGNooffsha.
10 Renuhlica' cor, week. o'
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ARE KEDUCED-ThrOug from
LyHchb"g Va 10 km.rgife tennessee, by the li,>
gina aud Tennessee Rah Dad and Fartsh g. Co.'S Linz
Ticket Office OF The V'gi iia aud Tennessee Rnload
Company, nj rhe following points and u the following
rates viz: ..... -
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
NOTICE IN EQUITY.

Robert Neale } In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Saint Mary's county,
HELEN Neale. sitting as Court of Equi-
ty. March Term, 1854. H
The object of this suit is to procure a
decree for divorce, a vinculo. matrimo-
nil.
The bill states that on or about the list
of January, 1887, Robert Neale, Of the
State Of Maryland, was married in the
State of Louisiana; to a certain HELEN
Legendre, that his said wife has aban-
doned and separated herself from him for
the lat four years; and that his said wife
now lives in the State of Louisiana and
that he has been a resident of the State
OF Maryland for two years prior to filing
said bin.
It is therefore adjudged, ordered, and
decreed, that the complainant by caus-
ing a copy of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in the State
OF Maryland once a week for four months
successfully before the first day of Sep
TENDER next, give notice to said absent
defendant of the object and substance of
this bill. and warn her TO appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor, on or be-
fore the third Monday of November next.
to answer the premises, and show cause
if any she has, why divorce ought not
to pass as prayed.
True copy,
PETER w. GRAIN,
JAMES 7. BLACKSTONE, Clerk.
April Goth. 1S54-4m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
TRUSTEES, SALE.

10y virtue of a decree of the Circuit
- Court, for st Mary's county, sitting
as Court of Equity, passed the 18th Of
December, 1853. the undersigned, trus-
tees, will offer at public sale. at Clifton
Factory. on Saturday, the 9Th of May
next, between the hours Of / o'clock m.
and 4 o'clock p. m, all the real estate of
the late DR.. I'D. Sutton, containing
S82 acres. more or less, aud composed
ofthe following tracts and parts of tracts
of land, to wit I: ELlZ.4BETH HILL.
containing 217 acrespart FOSBURY
PL.dLT. 100 acres; and part ST.
RICHARDS MANOR, rs acres -
This land is eligibly stu, ated about
one mile and o half from navigable
water, and about > half q mile from
the Clifton Factory. The soil is
good and well adapted to the growth Of
the staple crops of the county. The
buildings, consisting Of fine Dwelling
and the ordinary Out Houses, are com.
modious. well built, and in excellent re-
pair. 49, .,....,.
The terms of sale are 500 cash, the
balance in three equal instalments of six,
twelve, and eighteen months, TO be Sc
cured by the bonds fthe purchaser. bear
ing interest from the day Of sale, with Sc.
curity to be approved By the trustees.--
Upon the payment of the whole purchase
money, the trustees are authorized by
the decree to convey the same free, clear,
and discharged Of all claim Of the parties
to the cause. -
r.. FORD, D.
RICHARD E. SUTTON, Trustees.
April 18th. 1S54-3w. a
a.. 4.srt
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04

THE subscriber, agent for ]. C. Cook
u & Co., takes pleasure in informing
he citizens of ST Mary's Co. that he is
now in the market and prepared Al all
times to give the highest cash market
prices for all likely young negroes -oi
every description. He will be in Leon
ard town regularly every week, where
all communications addressed to him
will be strictly confidential and will be
promptly attended to. Liberal commits
sions will be paid in all cases for infor-
nation leading to purchase.
r G. SHEKELL.
Leonard Town Aug. IL, 1S53-iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
voR
PAT KENT RIVER.
VIA
FAIR HAv EN-.


D. HEX 81 GA W w. Te1A ~ D. EM&
sWwa Win leave the Mary.
-A land State Wharf on
n Wednesday, march 8,
at 9 o'clock, a. M, and every succeed
ing Wednesday. Tor the Patuxent River,
via Fair Haven. proceeding as far up as
Hills Wharf, stopping at ell the usual
landings going and returning.
Returning, will leave Hills Wharf
every Friday at @ O'clock, q. m, for
Benedict; leaving Benedict for Baltimore
every Saturday at g O'Clock, a. m.
A deduction of 10 per cent. will be
made for all bills for down freight, whan
amounting to one dollar and upwards, il
paid st the time of shipment and delive-
ry; and 5 per cent. If settled on or before
the last trip of the season, and if the bills
are not settled at the close Of the season,
interest will be charged.
Owing to, the advance in price &c all
articles Of consumption, and the increase
Of wages. We are compelled to make the
following charges:
Freight from all places, on Tobacco. 81
per hogshead. 4
Freight on all Grain, 81 cents, exeept
from above Hills Wharf, which will
be 8 cents per bushel.
MASON L. WEEMS.
Baltimore, Feb. %, 1854. 1871
N. B. Due notice will be given when
the Patuxent viii resume her routs.
March 9th. 1S54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04


WE OFFER for sale on the most
w pleasing terms, Loaf, Crusted,
Pulverized and Clarified Sugars; Porto
Rico, and New Orleans Brown Ssgar /;
best Porto Rico. New Orleans. and Cuba
Mclasses; Java, Laguyra. and Rio Cof-
fee. of various qualities Imperial. Gun
powder, Young Hyson. and Black Teas.
from the lowest price TO The very finest
quality.
Turks Island and st. Ubes' Salt; fine
and G, A Salt. in full sacks and sine or
de- ; Family Extra. and Superfine Flour;
Madeira, Port, Sherry. and Lisbon
Wines; French Brandy, at various prizes;
part very old and fine: Old Rye Whis-
ky. large assortment, part Of very
choice quality pure Holland Gin, select
ed for medicinal purposes. and Of extra
fine quality. Also. all the articles usu-
ally sold in our business-all Of which
are offered as low as they can be pur.
chased elsewhere, and warranted 10
please.
FREELAND, HALL, & Co.
ID door on Light street Wharf.
Feb. 18th, 1S54--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
ATTENTION.

. Y the Commissioners of st. Mary's
- county, ordered, that public atten-
ton be called to the subject of rebuilding
or repairing the Bridge over the head o
st. Mary's River at the Great Mills by
advertisement in the st. Mary's Beacon,
until the I'd Tuesday in May next, when
the subject will be considered and finally
disposed of. BY order
G. |. SPALDINC, Clerk.
March 30th. Iex4-sd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04

sAyE v0uR noEeY.
~. HnONTvsoNzEK8Y,
Late Salesmsn for yeakle, Co5b e Co..
wHoIIsAEs DEAITR ~
FANCY SILK MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 211 Ba9fmers sfrref.
A.. Aes (uP. STAIRS.
Hetween Light and Charles streets.
BA L T1MO E. rs
- AS on hand and win Be receiving
- - constantly through the season, New
tsoods--sich fashionable fancy silk Mill
merry Goods. My stock Of rich Ribhons
comprises every variety of the latest and
most b autiful designs.
4 ] Offer my Goods for net cash, al lower
prices than any credit house can .lsord. !.
All persons viii find Il greatly TO tkeis
interest 10 reserve portion Of their
money. and make selections from my
great variety OF cheap rich goods.
Ribbons for Bonnets, Caps. Sashes. &c.
Bonnet Silks. Satins, yelvets.
Grapes, Lisses, Tarletons, rouada.
tons, T 5eatei.5s4
Blends. Illusions, and Embroidered
Lace for Caps, -
French aud American Flowers. ~.
Preach Lace, English, American and
Italian Straw Bonnets, and Trimmings
together with every article in the Milli
merry line. = 3fres }aa
Feb. 10th. is54--tf. .hat7 III s'ia
Y &
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
John HEANY.
No. 5 HoLLlNswoRTH AND GRASr srs.
(Near Pratt Street Wharf,l

- Baltimore. -
"AS constantly on hand full stock,
IL Of Lime wood burnt). Bricks,
Hair, Cement, Galcined Plaster, Corn,
Oats. Corn Meal. Chop Rye. Afill Feed,
set., all of which he VIII sell at the low
est market rates. Orders for any of the
above articles viii be attended to with
promptness, and satisfaction be guaran-
teed.
April 18th. 1s54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
NOTICE.

"AETED two or three boys to learn
w the Carpenters trade from is 10
10 years OF age. Colored boys prefer
red. Inflammation in regard to the sub
scFlber will be given IL required. Direct
10 Great Mills Post Office.
JAMES w. RAILEY.
April 1Sths Ie5s-2m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned
will meet On the 27th of May next
at the Brickkila Road on the land of B.
G. Harris foR,the purpose Of locating a
rom said Brickkiln' road to
t6e public road running from st. Johns
! TO Medlev's Neck church agreeably to .
conmission.issaed to rs by the Commits
siousf5r ST. Mary'srcounty. IaA
II ,aalf @; J0S.5ABELL, Of Thos.
a e ssiJOHNa ]. MILLS,
/. H. .sd.aiJAS.aE. HEARD. a.Ad
ApriL27th. ls54-S0d. 20 ass. =
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned intend to apply to the
Commissioners for st Mays county,
after the expiration of thirty days ~ re.
CURED by law, TO alter that part of the
public road running through The lands al
r. N. Milburn, nosE in the possession al
John H. Milburn, and the lands Of VIII
liam Nuthail. being the road leading %
Piney Point.
WILLIAM NUTHATL
JOHN III. MILBURN.
March zsrd, 1S54-Sod. 'Al
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED

CoPARTNERsHIP DISSOLVED.
TIME Copartnership heretofore exist
Il ing between George w. Richard
son and w. F. Combs, under the name
of Richardson s Combs, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business
will be continued by VIM. II. Combs &
Co.. who earnestly solicit the custom Of
the late firm. George w. Richardson is
authorised to settle up the old business.
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON,
VIM. +. COMBS.
February 10th, 1854.
Feb. 10Th, 1S5i-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04

MICHAEL McDERMOTT, Penn.
1vl sylvania Avenue, South Side, near
Sd sire t, opposite Gadsby's Hotel, has
on hand, and is now finishing, large
assortment of RAG E s, oil
superior style and finish, all of his own
make, and warranted, which he sell low
for cash or approved paper. Also, seve-
raj secondhand Carriages, which he viii
sell on reasonabl terms. Repairing
done with dispatch and at low prices.
MICHAEL McDERMOTT.
April 2Sth-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
NOTICE.

WyREELAND, HALL & CO, attheir
~ store, on Light Street Wharf. I'd
door from Pratt street, offer for sale a
choice assortment of Groceries, Teas,
Wines and Liquors. selected with care,
and will be sold as low as goods
Of the same quality can be purchased in
the city.
Particular attention will always be
given to the sale of Grain, Tobacco, and
produce generally.
Feb. 18th, 1S54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
REMOYaL

THARLES FERGUSON begs leave
~ to inform his friends that he has re.
moved to No 12l Lombard street between
Light and Charles streets Ia short dis.
lance from his old stand) where he offer.
for sale large and well selected stock ol
Groceries, Teas, Wines and LIQUORS
Orders from his customers win be prompt.
ly and faithfully attended to.
He viii also pay the strictest attention
to the sale of all kinds of country pro.
duept
Sept. 29th, 1853-Sm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04

TOHN III. BUCKLER, thankful TO his
q friends for their support at last cleo
ton, respectfully announces himself rs a
candidate for Constable in the 3rd Elec-
tion district ut the election in 1855, and
most respect ully solicits the sufffages Of
his friends and the voters of the district
generally. 1s- LII b
March 30th 1S54-te. se r.,
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04

= EGISTER,. the sire of BIoomer,
- Capt. Bragg, Governor, Katy Oar.
liug. Lady Grey. Little Men, and other
good ones. viii stand the present seasor,
at The stable Of w. \. Combs and ].
Edwin Coad, near Piney Point and Town
Creek steamboat landings. on Potomac
and Patuxent rivers, St. Mary's county,
Nd. ut SIS the season for hlooded mares.
to be discharged by so, If received BY
the l5thof August common mares S15,
% De paid by 30, if BY the 18th Of Au-
gust, and 50 in each case TO the groom.
Insurance, $50 for blooded mares; $50
Tor common mares; pa.turage free grain
;at market prices. No liability for acci-
dents. ra ssa
Register win stand at the following
places: On Mondays, at Head of Saint
Clemenfs Bay on Tuesdays and We'd
Hesdays, at Leonard Town: on Thursdays
at Cliftoa Factory; on Fridays, at Saint
Inigoes.
90 49, VIM. A. CONES,
- 8. j. EDWIN COAD.
March seth, 1654--ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of st. Mary's county in
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of Samuel A. Sanner, late
of said county deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the proper vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber on or before The Odd of De-
cember next: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all beLefit of the
SAID estate. Given under my hand this
23d day of March, 1854.
ABSALOM C. .TENNISON, Adm.
March Odd, f854-4t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
MILLIN RY.
. MRS. LUCRETIA FORD re- G.

"a NnS. bCOnEttA rOnpTe
-pectfully tenders her thanks ~
20 those who so kindly ratronized her
during the last fall and winter season !;
and hereby informs them and the public,
that she has just opened her Spring and
Summer stock of Millenery and Fancy
Goods, composed of a large and complete
assortment of every thing in her line, to
which she invites public attention and
che engages to do all IN her power to
please, and thinks none will be disap-
pointed either in the, quality. style. or
price 81 her goods. 40
April 9Th. ls54-sw. af q
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
ROAD NOTICE

nj Office is hereby given that the
1V undersigned intend TO apply to the
Commissioners for st. Mary's county,
after the expiration of thirty days. TO To-
cate and open public road, to begin at
the "Brick Kiln" Road on the lands III
B. G. Harris to run through said Harris
lands, the lands of VIM. III. Hayden,
Mrs. Mary Spalding, William G. Green
well, John b. Abel, and Edmund Heard,
and to terminate at the public road run
ming from st. Johns to Medley's Neck
church
JOHN B. ABELL
AND OTHERS.
March 18th. 1854-30d
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04

" Z HAVE this day associated
w Mr.. Thomas w Hopper with Us
in the Grocery and Commission business,
which will be conducted hereafter ia the
name OF Freeland, Hall & Co., at the old
stand. I'd door on Light Street Wharf.
FREELAND & HALL,
February Isf, 1854.
Feb. 18th, 1884.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04

A NEW supply of Christie's Galvan.
Il ic Belts, just received, and for sale
by SPALDING & greenwich. E
Feb 23d 1864
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
NOTICE.

s. rwF NOTICE s..s@v .sst
Benedict |. Heard, In the Circuit
trustee to sell the court for st, Mary's
real estate off, J. county. sitting as .
- Couch. court Of Equity.
March term, 1854.
TITS hereby ordered by The Court, that
u the creditors OF James J. Cough, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to file their
claims kgainst the said deceased with the
Clerk of the Circui. Court fer Saint
Mary's county, on or before the 1st day
Of June next, TO receive their proportion
cf proceeds arising from the sale of the
real estate of the said James J. Cough,
otherwise they will be excluded from
all benefit in said estate, Provided copy
of this order be inserted in the st. Mary 5
Beacon once week for three weeks be-
fore the said first day Of June.
By order,
PETER w. GRAIN.
True copy,
JAMES r BLACKSTONE, Clerk.
April 18th, 1854-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOrICE is hereby given that the
IV subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county let.
tiers testamentary on the personal estate
of Mary A. Mattingly, late of said coun-
ty deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers thereof to the subscri-
Der on or before the 18th day of October
next. otherwise they may be excluded by
law from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
April next. -
r. T. BARBER, Ex'r.
April 18th, 1854--4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-04

MAINLAND. ST. .yARr.s CousTr. Sc.
aAtan40 rrhansa Co0rs, held for Saint
Mays county, At the Court House in
Leonard Town. % the 1lth day Of April,
an the year of oar Lord one thousand
seight. hundred and tifty-fouf a. aaa
id9H"i PRkxENT---s.
Benedict r., Heard, Chief judge
:, Richard II. Reeder and James n.
HoPewells Esqrss, Associate Judges.
Clarke ]. Durant, Esq, Sherilf.
George Combs. Register. assHr5
Among other proceeding we're The fol-
lowing, TO wit.s's st7alf1 ,hsia 80 as
u application Of zachariab RI. Tip
~ petit, administrator 0f Ephraim
ChesseE, Ia eaof. Saint Mary's county,
sdeceased. II 10 ordered BY the Court
Aat'the administrator notify the credi-
kors Of the said deceased 10 aile their
4 claims against the said deceased's es-
tate, with the proper vouchers thereof,
IN the Register Of Wits Office, I'm or be-
fore the I'd Tuesday of May next fpr
dividend, and that this order be publish.
ed ID TIE St Mary's beacon, and the
szandria Gazette once week till said
I'd tuesday Of May next. II, !.
is.--- - liz testimony that the .
4 ., 800 foregoing is a true copy taken
,,e ss'9sn one cf the records of the
zk.s Orphans Court FOL
have hcreunto sub
El1e, md slEixed the seal o
!; q p April
:. p. - C: CONES. R4gister.
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