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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-20

The Judiciary Committee to whom was re-
ferre9 the resolution of Mr.. Ewing, proposing
an amendment to the Constitution. as to the
mode OF clecting the President and Vice Pres.
ident of the United States, made rcport
stating that there were evils in the present
system, and proposing that the matter be re-
fcrrcd to Il Joint Committee.
The Deficiency Bill was then taken IN,
when there was II tart discussion, Mr.. Walsh
of New York, making scycre attack upon
the Administration.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-20
W ASHINGTO.
SENATE.

Yesterday Mr.. ilamlin from the Select
Committee on French spo'at!ons. reported IL
bill appropriating 100000 to pay those
claims.
Mr. Sumner gave notice Of an amendment
to the Nebraska Territory Bill, providing that
nothing therein shall he considered an abro-
CATION of the Missouri Compromise.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19

Il .ST' of LETNgEzsS Remaining in the
4 Post Office az Plymouth, Jan. LIST 1874.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
Notice of Ditching.
C:I4t0

ME Swamp Land Commissioner and En-
Il gineer OF MARSHALL County, will offer for
sale as he law directs, the csnlracts for ditch
ing, follows;
On Monday the | 9Th day Of February, 1854,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock Il. IN. and
FIVE o'clock p. m. 2G) Rods Of ditch in town 81,
range | east; l60 Rods in section 33 and 81
town -, range , east. On Tuesday the 18th
day ofFebruary, 1851, 2i4 rods OF ditch in
section %. town "a range 3 east; leo Rods in
sections % and p, town Sd, range east; l42
Rods IL sec. IL town 81, range 3 east. On
Wednesday the 9th day of February, 1854,
2iO Rods in the north OF section 3, town 81
range east; 26t Rods in sections - d 10,
town 81, range east; in the south 4 OF sec
ton %, town 81, range East. 800 Rods.
On Thursday tie 18th day OF Fe brurary, 1874
500 Rods in sections 10. 20 & 81, town 81 Il,
range east.
On Friday the l7th day of February, 1854.
6)C Rods in sections 81 @ 50, town 81, range 3
east.
On Saturday the lsth day of February, 1864
l16 Rods in section 25, town 81, range east,
80 Rods in section &c, town ~, range ! east.
The letting oil each day will be in the above
order, and will be where the ditchin- is to be
done Plans and specifi OF each ditch
caa be seen at the Auditors office in Plym-
outh. SAMUEL. MCDONALD,
Commissioner,
J. D. " KLINGER
i5's Engineer.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
Notice Is hereby given that a wri'
a ~ - " l,fD

Notice Is hereby given that a wri'
OF Domestic Attachment was is
sued by me, James II. Case, Justice o the
Peace, IN and for Center township, Marshall
county and State of Indiana. on the 10Th day
oi December S5i. upon the affidavit David
Hazard ci said county, against the goods
chattelS, rights, credits and fleets of Thomas
Watson, late OF said county. Said writ was re
turned 10 property found, and sarnishce is
sued on the same day tie writ Of attach
ment, ior John l.. Thompson and Richard Cor
bailey, which was returned on the i6in instant
served by reading and by copy; then comes
lhe GarIShees and Oh examination, Wa find
that Richard Corbaley has in his possession
$50 OO, and j. l.. Thompson SlS72, whereup-
on said constable attached said amounts as the
ELECT: oil the said Thomas Watson, and that
on the 2Jih day OF January Sa4, at O'Clock
pm on said day, at my Office in said township,
VIII proceed 10 hear and decide upon SAID at
tachment and the claims thereof of said credit
ors' Da.ed this 18th December, l853
JAMES II. CASE, Justice
De- =. 1858. IS 90 1913.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
Sl0o,Gd) 90

N.,.es Of officers o. The association Or Blns:
c. ID. CLARK. President.
Names of persons who have bccon. parties 70
the articles of association within sad pc
roi
GEORGE O. JENNINGS o. n. y.
Names Of persons who have Withdrawn there
IRON:
p. BURNETT TAYLOR.
Davs Of discouut-Daly.
Days and hours opca Tor the transa ction oil
business, 10 wit: .rom 10 clock Il, 10 3
O'Clock p N.
State Of KNiiiassa.
aEarssafsS County, IS:
CD. Clark, being duly sworn. deposes and
saws hat he is the President OF said Bank, ana
il.at Tie foregoing report of the transactions
ana condition Of said Bank for the period there
in named is true and correct according to the
best o. his knowledge and belief
c. ID. CLARK.
SubScribe,eand sworn before me, THIS 2nd
G-y .. January ,s54.
JAMES II. CASE, (seaD
Justice oi The Peace.
Jan f9 1854
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
sR10EHG Wo ZggI I@o


Religions tiee.--There viii be eon'f',
ence meeting oi the Christian chufeh hF''
., the court house in Plymouth. COM
nsncing on Friday the 27th inst. at b
. clock p M and continue over The SAB
btth so!Iowins. Preachers from dis
lance are expected to be in atiendance.
- ~
yyna. E.BnrsaS, MASTER COMMISSIONER
for Mar.hall County, is empowered 10y the late
laws o Tn9iana, g to administer all oaths ana
arfnlli)as waich are required by 'aw; TO take
aal certify ali lavits AMI Jepositions," &c.
Also as Notary Public, he will take a1kho"i
elgnen of Deeds, Mortgages and other le-
gal ins rumeut an1 which may be executed
a. triang expense upon application 'f the
Banner Office, Plymouth.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19

sS'E Of EE<'E's SzsS Remaining III the
IL Post Office al Plymouth, Jan. LIST 1874.
Akin Mary Elizabeth
Burger Sam'l D, Brown Matilda, Burch Milton
A >, BowleS John G Beatty James, Barton Me-
son, Burden Joel >, Burnett Samuel, Begley
Amelia ,, Bendoor john Il, Brown William,
BarlOv isaac ], BroadStone Leonard Baker
Abraham, Bare Peter, Bennett James VI. Burns
Abraham =, Burnett Jabez. Baldwin Matilda.
BuZby Benjamin {.
Curtis James 4, Carey Joseph 7, Chapman
Miss Emeline, Cole 3lrs susanna E, Crocker
w, Cowles Susan, Cellars Samuel, Cruzan
JOAN W, Coii,ey John, Cudney Simeon.
Daniel Davis ,, George Drum, Durham,
James Dollar, John Downey, Vel Dawson,
William Dawson, Lewis Dean.
J English, Hannah English, Ernst Eclesdor
fer, David Eisroth.
Mary Fish, Jacob French, James Ford, Sarah
Ford, John Frear, Edward Filz gerald.
{;
Robert Gordon, G Gle.t, Gregg, " Gear
Tetson.
Joseph Ht;le, Lucy Harris, Malinda Hawley.
DR. Isaac Hutchcus, Sarah ( iiu;chenS, jacob
Hoffman ,, Mis- Mary Hasten; Hurd * Bryan
MapeS, II w Hahn, | Hutchinson. McElseey
iackenbnrg, Mary ilaskins. JohnScn Hutch
ems, Isaack HOLMAN, Johh Hendricks, John
Heckaln, John Hastings.
l InkS JOHN.
William y Johnson, Johnson, James
Jones, William Jones, Francis Johnson, Adam
Jones ,, Henry J. Joy, susanna Jones.
X Thomas Kyle, Daa.e! Kfe.si4oaaln, De
bold Klein ?, Francis kinkade.
Daniel LcatL ermln, EhSan Lowry. Al
len V Lawmere, Lamphere 2, Ness Lock,
Geerse Lawson, Rachelman Lambert, Aader
son Linch. Patrick LaiTey.
II Phebe McElrath, Hiram Miller, Samuel
Miller, Abram Miller, J Morris ,, Hiram Nun
gold. Oliver W Morris, Aaron Martin, Mead
& Go ,, Large Myers, Susan slcElrart, Nc
More. Aannah L MoriimoTe, Noel MonTe, ThoS
Magic, Mary Magle, Mrs Martha Mailer, Aans-
lon Miller, MenasSeh II Gurley, Nancy J..
Mearia.
N w Noble, George Nitcher ?, Jacob
/ Null.
o JamesJ oKellye, Tasamas crgyleman,
/ William Orich.
John pieak. George Poniious, William
I Plummer, Pdssson Ponson, James Parks,
+ James Perry.
/ q Sarah QuIyy.
Z Elizabeth Replogle. DR. L c Ramsay, Joel
( Ranstel, Samuel Russell, Mrs Z Russell, Israel
Reed.
p T shirley Jesse SHREDDER, Mortimer "
Smith ,, Phillip Shirly, Hail Smith ?, Afnest
Eciy Shdcr, J 5 Stanlield, Harlow Seelee.
+ Jordon Short, G d w Stanclif, James Sher-
/ Jury, W p Southall. James Shreeves, Nancy
+ L Samples Barnhead Sayce, Samantha Jane
selvy, stephen Sharp, II L Suphen artist. VIM
! Still, Jane, Sneecler, William II Shirley.
/ L Migal G. Taylor, Daniel Thomas, Will
/ lam Tuly,
w VIM Welborn, EmSly Welborn, Susan
/ \ Wyant, Peter Winner, Calvin Waldon, Dan
iel II Wood, Jefferson Wickzer, VIM Wlcki-
zer, Jacob Weaver, isaac Webb, Thomas
Watkins, William Whitley.
Y BENJAMIN Young.
. William Zachiel.
Persons calling .or the above, will please
say adrer,ised, ID. MCDONALD NJ.
1 Jan 1851. 43t2
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19

Va VantoI Atthe Bank Store Wheat
Corn, Oats Beans, Butter,
Bceswax, and all kinds of produce, for Goods
at city cost. G. d. CLARK
Oct27, 1853. SAT-.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
gym. s.Burns, MASTER COMMISSIONER
EaLi 5s0gu Rotlce.

-=.=A.--.. BY an order OF the Board oil Di-
;z4Sfs-s,sSf r.ctors of the For! Wayne and
Cl.caso Rail Road, all assessment OF ten
per cent on each shire of the cash sub
scri,tions of stock has been made. and
subscribegs will be required to pay shat
amount OH the first OF each month
rlsncins OH the first of August las;--un-
til the same is paid out. Subscribers in
M,rshall county will pay at Plymouth,
20 4. l.. WHEELER. Dirrctor.
Sept 20. 1858. lott.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
SEua-AN VA REPOssT oTthe
Em E& =

y Condition the Plymouth Bank Tor the
six months pfeceding the first Monday OF July
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
Ussf Os'EsgsesggSs

EEAVING been unfortunate in the loss OF
my entire stock of goods, books an store
room. earnestly request all those knowing
themselves indebted TO me IN any amount, 10
call upon me at the store OF j. W. Plummer
u Bourbon. Under the circumstances my ne
cessities are great and l 10 hope no one viii
delay attention 10 this notice.
WM. E. THOMPSON.
Bourbon, Jan "a, 1851. 4oti
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19

Bills o. exchange and funds IN
New York,
Amount due from Stockholders,
Gold,
Silver,
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19

Curtis James 4, Carey Joseph I, Chapman
Miss Emeline, Cole 3lrS susanna E, Crocker J
w, Cowles Susan, Cellars Samuel, CruZan
JOAN ", Coligey John, Cudney Slmeon.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
TO Non Residents.

N Office is hereby given that the under
Z signed Will; on Monday the Both day o
January, 1854. al ten O. clock a. m, proceed
TO Sur1 ey his land in sections % and % Town
-, range 3 east, in Marshall county, to meet
at jeremiah Vashburn's land in said sections.
Non residents who lail TO meet the surveyor
on the pre- Misses on said day and provide for
deirayln: their portion OF the expense OF ,aid
survey, will be returned to the County Audit
or 0; said county, and such delinquency placed
on the tax duplicate OF 1851, and collected as
other taxes are collected.
PETER HOOVER.
Jan 10, 1881. 45,3
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19

Molasses Syfups.
Candles, Crackers.
Rice. Fish, Reisins,
Hamburgh Cheese. Tobacco and Cigars.
Spices of all kinds. aud in short. every
thing tha; is connected with the Grocery aad
Provision trade.
Customers can be furnished with packages
at Wholesale. on as reasonable terms aS they
can be purchased elsewhere In Northern IN
diana.
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour, kept con-
stantly OH hand al ma Prices.
PR O DUCE of ali kinds taken in e1
change for Goods at Tie market prices.
Having determined not ~ be undersold, or
excelled the quality or quantity oil our goods,
We have adopted the ready pay system, and
respectfully invite the citizens of MARSHALL aud
djoinlng counties TO give Us call.
IRVINE & VAN VALkENBURGU.
! Fec 5, 1893. 4Olf.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19

a :, B<o.,, Since jun /. lSiS.
mi q the first Cost OF our
Gools purchased al wholesale prices is Slol,-
584 %. Necessity now compels Us to abso-
iuteIy require pay ol ail who owe for Goods
sold then by v. G. POMEROf.
Dee p, 1853. 43d.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-19
Total,
q - -

Amount Of capital stock includ.is
that deposited with the Audit
or OF State. pad III according
TO the provisions OF the law,
Amount OF noies, Bills or o.her
evidences Of debt issued,
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

IL
WwVHE Subscriber Offers at private sale
that valuable, TARA, lying on the
posomac river IN St. NIary's COUNTY. well
and Favorabiy knownas
aMOORE'S LANDINCs.ff', - ~
The tract embraces 136 acres of land,
more or less--100 acres of well-improv-
ed arabic land, adapted to the produce
t;on of wheat. corn, and tobacco--the
balance in timber. 1t enjoys in an
eminent degree all the advantages Of .
water situation in regard to oysters, fish,
and wild fowl FIJI. 80 Il. 80
"a There is on the place fine DWELL
szaEl ing recently enlarged and reftted.
carable of accommodating comfortably
forty or fifty persons. being designed as a
Mace of summer resort for persons from
the cities of Washington and Baltimore,
and well patronized liuring the two sea.
sons it has been in operation. The other
improvements are very valuable and
cornplete--barns. stables, ice-bouse, &c.
The growing crops, stock. farming, uten-
sis, &C., will be sold if desired, with the
farm.
The place is wei established as q
steamboat Landing, having been used as
such for upwards of twenty years. The
steamers Columbia and Maryland stop
regularly twice week going and re-
turning fium Baltimore to Washington,
The profits ofthe Landing may be cal
culated with certainty at from $500 tc
$500 per year. ....
,rlos. ...as;ro,,s n. r,,,rchase are invited
to call and examine the place. Fol-
terms, &C.. apply to the Editor of the
st. Marys Beacon, or the subscriber or
the premises. I,
- J.tW J. MOORE.
g. If not sold before the 1st of July
the place will be open for the reception
of boarders as usual.
May 18th, 1S55-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Saint Mary's county, sit
ting as Court Of Equity. passed the 18th
December, 1853, the undersigned, Trus-
tees, will offer at public sale at st. Ini-
goes Store, on Saturday, the 9th oc May,
all the real estate Of the late Theodosius
Courtcnay, containing $50 acres more or
less, and known as ''Blue Stone. Hill
House and Elizabeth Manor. This land
is eligibly situated On st. Tnigoes Creek.
an inlet of the st Mary's river, which is
navigable for large vessels up to the
farm, ana has on it one of the finest oys-
ter coyes in the county. The soil is good
and well adapted to the growth of Corn,
Wheat, and Tobacco. The improvements
consist of a Dwelling House. which is IN
good repair, and the ordinary out-houses.
The terms Of sale arc 5000 cash, bal
ance in equal instalments of o, IL, and
Is months, to be secured by the bonds of
the purchaser, with security to be APP
proved by the trustees. Upon the pay
Inent of The purchase money in full. the
subscribers are authorized BY The decree
to convey the same to the purchaser free
and discharged of al claims of the par
ties TO the cause. $50,
ss las. Fl. YATES, lr..,.,a..
4. FORD. if0s'ees'
ny4"54fts
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

= EGISTER, The sire Of Bloomer,
- Capt. Bragg, Governor, Katy Dar-
ling, Lady Grey, Little Nell, and other
good ones, will stand the present season
at the stable Of Wa. Combs and J.
Edwin Coads near Piney Point and Town
Creek steamboat landings. on Potomac
and Patuxent rivers, st. Mary's ceunfy.
Md, ut SO the season for blooded mares,
tobel discharged by so, if received BY
the 18th of August /; common mares SIS,
tosbe paid by 80, if BY the 18th of An
gust. and SO in each case to the groom.
Insurance, $50 for blooded mares $40
for common mares; pasturage free; grain
a market prices. No liability Tor aeci-
dents.
Register win stand at the following
places: On Mondays, at Head of Saint
Clements Bay on Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays, at Leonard Town: on Thursdays
at Clifton Factory; on Fridays. at Saint
lnigoes. gsGs -t snu IS ssss.
~ Irf sdf WM. A. COMBS,
k-aaa j. EDWIN COAD.
March s0th, 1S54-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
TRnSTEF 81 sAIE

y - - . y II EsrgsOte - a II -
EDY virtue Of decree OF ST. Mary's
- circuit Court; sitting a. CouFf Of
Equity. the undersigned will expose to
public sale at the Court House door, in
Leonard Town, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY,, the 9th of June next, one
half of . tract or parcel Of land called and
known by the name Of s,-ss.Rgsl. 49,.
FRI Chm &c Z, - Il
containing seyenty-five acres, more or
less. This land belongs to the estate of
Sylvester Spalding, deceased, and il lo-
called about four miles from Leonard
Town and from nayigable water. has an
abundance of Wood and Timber of the
best quality, and is perhaps as well or
better adapted to the growth Of the sta
pie crops of the county as any land in IT;
At q. especially yell adapted 10 HE grosCth
Of Tohrcco 81 a fine quality.
If the proceeds Of the above land should
not amount to a sum OF money sufficient
to pay the debts of the said Sylyester
Spalding, the undersigned, by the author
ity above mentioned, at the same time
andplace, will alsoexpose topublic sale as
| Aforesaid. another piece or parcel of land
helonsingto the said deceased, which he
describes as all that portion of said de-
ceased's farm. which lies Immediately
| on the north side of the public road run
ming from Leonard Town 10 the Three
Notched Road, said to contain one hun.
dred acres more or less.
TERMs.---A cash payment of one hun.
| dred dollars viii be required, the balance
to be- paid in two equal annual install.
ments Of one and two years, the purcha'
sers 10 give bond, with security to be ap
| proved by. the Trustee bearing interes
| from the day of sale. When the pur
chase money shall be fully paid, tn,
Trustee will give legal deed for til
said land. E-s
| G. I. SpALDING, Trustee.
my4ts. &C..
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
.- N. MONTGOMERY.
(Late Salesman for Yeakle, Cobb j. Co.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FANCY SILK MILLINERY GOODS.

NV klMA
(Late Salesman for Yeakle, Co6b j. Co.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FANCY SILK MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 211 Baltimore street,
(UP sTAIFs.)
Between Light and Charles streets,
B A LTIM'O RE.
IT AS on hand and will be receiving
u L. constantly through the season, New
Goods-rich fashionable fancy silk MILL
merry Goods. My stock of rich Ribbons
comprises every variety of the latest and
most beautiful designs.
| offer my Goods for net cash, at lower
prices than any credit house can afford.
All persons will ft.d it greatly to their
interest to reserve . portion of their
money, and make selections from nv
great variety of cheap rich goods.
Ribbons for Bonnets, Caps, Sashes, &c.
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets,
Grapes, Lisses, Tarletons, Founda-
tons,
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered
Lace for Caps,
French and American Flowers.
French Lace, English, American and
Italian Straw Bonnets, and Trimmings.
together with every article in the Mill
merry line.
Feb. 18th, 1e54--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

In matter of Petition { Tn the circuit
for partition of real Z court for Saint
estate of Jane Mon Mary's county
arch
ORDERED by the Court that the
~ report of sales made by the COM
missioners in this case be and the same
is hereby ratified and confirmed, unless
cause be shown to the contrary on or
before the first Monday of June next,
provided copy of this order be published
in some news paper printed in Saint
inary's County once week for three
successive weeks before the LIST Londay
of May next. The report states that the
land sold for S1139-
PETER w. GRAIN
March 25th 1854
True copy ......
JAMES T GLADSTONE elk.
March S0th 1854.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned
i. will meet on the 27th of Nay next
at the Brickkiln Road on the land of b.
G. Harris for the purpose of locating a
public road from said Bickkiln road to
the public road running from St. John 5
to Medley's Neck church agreeably to a
commission issued to us by the Commits
sions for st. Mary's county.
JOS. ABELL, of Thos.
JOHN ]. MILLS,
ess-F JAS. Il. HEARD. 5
April 9th, 1S54--30d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
XV subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Saint Mary's county
in Maryland, letters testamentary on the
personal estate of Thomas Smoot, late of
said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the proper vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scriber on or before the 23d day of De-
cemher next /: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all berefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand this
2Sd day of March, 1854.
BENJAMIN G.. HARRIS, Exec.
March 23d, 1854-4t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18

NTDTICE ii hereby given that the
- Subscriber has obtained from the
0rpifahs Court OF &C. Nary ceanty let
fers testamentary ca the personal estate
Ct Mary q. Mattinely, late Ct said eoun-
~ deceased. Al persons having claims
against me said deceased ara. hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers thereof 10 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 oi
April net. IS na'si I'll iii
I 8 r. T. BARBER, Ex'r.
April 18th. 1s54-zw. SAT- /
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
$50 REW ARD

ID AN away from the subscriber, re-
II siding near Leonard Town, ne
gro woman named Henrietta Young.
The said woman was lately purchased by
me at the sale of the personal estate of
John Mattingley deceased; she is about
80 years of age, common height but
stout built, and of dark complexion, with
a perceptibly darker spot around the cor
ner of the right eye. She wore away a
new striped yarn frock, but has taken
other clothing with her. The above re-
ward will be paid if taken out of the
county. Iftaken in the county $40 re-
ward will be given. In either case to
be delivered CT secured so that she be
got again.
IGNATIUS THOMPSON,
Leonard Town, p. O.
May 18th, 1854--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
T.ae Cheap I.ura.IDer Yard.

HYHE UNDERSIGNED, Gratefully
Il return thanks TO their many friends
and customers of 81. Mary's county for
liberal patronage during the past year !;
and would respectfully solicit continu-
ance Of the same, feeling confident that
they can serve them upon the most libe-
rail and accommodating terms, with any
thing they NAV want in the Lumber line.
s. WILLIS & CO.,
LUMBE r LERS,
West Side of Union Dock, Baltimore.
Feb. 18th, 1S54-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
ron
P A I u Mt YER,
VIA
+ A | r II VEN. .


THE STEAM Err PLANTER
SgZy1 Will leave the Mary
6h. land State Wharf on
s5:;s;s6SE Wednesday, March s,
at 6 o'clock, a. M, and every succeeds
ing Wednesday, for the Patuxent River,
via Fair Haven, proceeding as far up as
Hills Wharf, stopping at all the usual
landings going and returning.
Returning, will leave Hills Wharf
every Friday at 6 o'clock, a. M, for
Benedict; leaving Benedict for Baltimore
every Saturday at 6 o'clock, a. m.
A deduction of 10 per cent. will be
made for all bills for down freight, when
amounting to one dollar and upwards, if
paid at the time of shipment and delive-
nv; and 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 # all
articles of consumption, and the increase
ofwages. we are compelled to make the
following charges:
Freight from all places, on Tobacco, 81
per hogshead.
Freight on all Grain, 81 cents, except
from above Hills Wharf, which will
be 8 cents per bushel.
MASON L WEEMS.
Baltimore, Feb. %, 1854. 81
". b. Due notice viii be given when
the Patuxent viii resume her route.
March 9th, lS54--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-18
~ e w G. CD CD I'D 9.
Groceries. Teas, Wine and
T1iOssOrg,

"E OFFER for sale on the most
w pleasing terms, Loaf, Crusted,
Pulverized and Clarified Sugars; Porto
Rico, and New Orleans Brown Sugar |;
best Porto Rico, New Orleans, and Cuba
Molasses; Java, Laguyra. and Rio Cof-
fee. of various qualities Imperial. Gum
powder, Young Hyson, and Black Teas,
from the lowest price to the very finest
quality.
Turks Island and ST. Ubcs' Salt; fine
and G. A Salt, in full sacks and fine or
der; Family. Extra, and Superfnc Flour;
Madeira, Port, Sherry, and Lisbon
Wines; French Brandy, at various prices;
part very old and fine: Old Rye WhiS-
key, large assortment, part of very
choice quality pure Holland Gin, select
ed for medicinal purposes, and of extra
fine quality. Also, all the articles u.u-
ally sold in our business-all of which
are offered as low as they can be pur-
chased elsewhere, and warranted to
please.
FREELAND, HALL, & Co.
% door on Light street WhGrf
Feb. 18th, 1S54--tf. ~