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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
NOTICE

fS HEREBY GIVEN. That on the 81st day of A July. A D. 1857, letters of administration on the Estate of Hugh Bro-an. late of Pulaski county State o Arhtns;s. Were granted to the Und iie encl by the clerk ol the Probate toUTtot sad county ill Vacation Al persons having any claims against said estate are hereby required to exhibit the same to me as adninis tf"tnN of said estate properly authenticated. within lIecinded from any benefit in the estate and if such l claims be not exhibited two years from the date of said letters they shall he forever barred and prccud cd from any beneft in said estate
 All persons indebted to thr said estate are respect fully requested to forward and settle their ac- counts.
 Given under my hand at Little Rock, this 22d day of August, A. D. Ie51.
 MARY E. BROGAN. Adm'x of Sept. $. 1851. 6t llrGu BkoOAN, deed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
NO. 5l.

woios, put glveS perfect protection to the sheep, and causes it to present smooth, hand some, and portly appearance Their fleece have enough of grease or gum to preserve the softness and vitality of the tibres even to their endes, but not so much as to give the shoep dark and dirty appearance, as in the Saxons. Their wool receives bark and other domestic dyes without any washing whatever, is easily clensed on the sheeps back, and when 1t is washed Tn soft water with soap, it readily be- comes very white. For several years it has commanded from three to five cents more per pound than any other wool in this market.
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 "OFF MT Ills HEAD."-A breathlessly ex- cited individual, says late number of the San Francisco Morning Call, rushed into the police office yesterday aud inquired for the chief
 "What do you want of himH' inquired au impassive officer.
 |" l vants," said he, with Tuetonic accent. wants ein paper to kill tam tog vat bites me in te leg"
 "Ah, you wish an order of execution issued against vicious canine," said the officer.
 "No, l tussant want no such ting 1 wants & paper to tell me to kill te tam bup. He pites my leg so pad I have got te hpdrophope, and will kill him or 1 goes mat too"
 "Ah now 1 see," said the impressive tenn Peidiiioul, ou require authority Io ptoCcoA with force of arms against the dangerous ani- mal."
 "Mein Got, no--dat is not what I wants. I wants te leaf to give me license to kill te tog. 1 wants him to make me paper so ven kills him he can nicht go inter de police court and swear against me-
 The dog?''
 "Mein-not te tog--te man vot owns te dog. Yoh SC if kills hm.n
 "What, the man?''
 "Nein-te tog. Und de man sues me for de brice of te tog, den I wants der law on mine side, dyes see?'
 "Oh. yes.' said the officer, who was quietly chuckng at the caution evjnced by the Ger man and intent on exhausting his patience, "then you want to get warrant 10 arrest the man who owns the dog so the animal may not again attack vOu."
 "No no! Got for tam, you gets everything by te tail," cried lager beer, who began to think officer was quizzing him. "I dnk you want to make chokes of me. Thunder and blitzen! l wants shustce-not chokrs. I wants to cut te tam tog's head off, and if shus- tice will not give me baper cuts his head off anyhow.'
 And the lover of sour krout started to leave the hall, but meeting the ",Ieaf of Boiice" It the door, he conversed with him in the German dialect made known his wants and received an order to execute the vicious animal.
 As he was going out he met the impassive officer.
 "Al rght?' he inquired.
 Yah, all right. l goes straight of to te owner of te tog and kills him." What, the owner?"
 No te tog You make tam fool of yourself ny saying tog ven l means man, and ven means tog, den you says man. Now you may gone to ter tuyfeln and the German incon- tinently hurried away to meet out vengeance to the animal.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
WANTED AND MUST HAVE,

S tTIFItS and BeCI A Hides for which the highest market price will Will be either in cash goods We are also prepar- ed to store and ship cotton on which liberal advances will be made. MCPHERSON l2- OVFPT0V
 Sept l. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
Str;tyed or Stolen.

N Little Rock, on the 10th September lS57.- ! dark bay horse years old, stout built 'sssssI lo12 hands high. some liltle saddle marks on -0- Ills o"ek, thlnk both hind feet white smell star in 4oreHe4d- size of dollar; real stump sucker works fine in buggy, or any where. paees slow had on com mon new spanish saddle, with purple red quilted seat fair skirt. black iron stirrups.
 :, A liberal reward will be paid for the delivery of the horse at Fouss stable, in Little Rock or to the subscriber at Holly Springs, Dallas county
 Sept. l5 -3t% GEO w RFAPD
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
n Law and Equity Reports.

sSkrH and 37th Volumes received and now ready e TOT delivery to subscribers, who will please cal
 Sept. l. 1857. .INO. E. RFARDON. AOent.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
I.GOO EIoES tyANTEn

iliE highest market price will be paid for g-..s Il 1000 hogs weighing from l70 to 900 (f-tg' lbs; to be delivered at the Pententiary early AAA ill December GFORGF <, p0prNS Stpt l5. lSh7 orn '
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
NEW ARRIVALS

ki HIGH am also selling at cost. Ladies Belts of W all descriptions. Undcrsleeyes, Cola yars. Bras. Hoops, Velvet and Moife Antique Dress Trimmings Gloves. Linen. etc, etc. all at first cost.
 Sept. 5. leJ7. D. l.. O'CONNFEI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
Chairs-C Chairs.
CLOTHING.
V E1tT 2 IF I VT Nfs AA STpEEIOR Clnth Conts blHclI:

Of SUPERIOR Cloth Coats, black; vi 24 medium F Brown Beaver Ribbed;
 l3 Plain:
 24 Brown and Black Tweels;
 60 pair Mems Super Black Doe Skin Pants; 24 Fancy coiuycl 2t ." Black Satine.s 24 {. Fancy {" 10 doz Mems W hile Linen Bosom Shirts; , NeHuo under j Cotton q lust op,ned and for sale by Aug 55. 1857. FIELD X DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
Agents fol the True Democrat.


 s,Eansas Courtg-W II. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post; ". VI. JOHNSON, South Bend. sshev-JA's NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, Hamburg; Dr. L. L.
 MARTIN, Long View. . B,iiey-JoHN Il 4vIs Lanark W. ]. LEPHIEw, Wm. NJ. VANVALKENBURG Warren JOHN NJ. BURNS. Mt Elba BHt9H-Gen. A. WHINERY, spavInaw; j. H. HAMMOCK Bentonyile. ccutendea-JNo s HOLLOWAY, Marion. Cambo-V IT, STEEL. Magnolia; II. II. CLEA ARY, Falcon Carl-J. R. THOMPSON and J. II. CRoss, Amty; SAM. M Scoir, Araadelphia; JAcoB WELLS TeTe Nor C4rroii-lIon. B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS, c,reIg-R. |. CAaarLE, Springfield. Cuc5f-CALvlN AsHBRooE, Columbia; M A WILLIAMS,
 Caster, Landing.
 Crartord-igo AUSTIN, Van Buren. Drcr-I. <. JORDAN. Monticello. D,sha-nr- Jo LaNLEY; JoHN CARROLL Napoleon Freaklia-RoBERr (. TwEEDY, Ozark Flloa-JoHS :, SHAVER, Cross Fians' J. :. RUSSELL e,es.l-JoHS N MITCHELL, Gansyile;. w. NJ. PEBBLES, geup<ts1d Roar l.. PtIrLLrrs, Washington. Rot Sor,ag Dr. ]. c. II AtLIaURToN, Rockport: Dr. w. H.
 HANaoSe uot Sprngs; /. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JErH- Ear4-Hon. j, IN A. BECK, fable Rock; D. " JEFFREY
 and :. ]. MASON, Mount Olive. u u adcoesiepce-ReragH HARrHAA, Batesville; Dr. M H. Jee.rro@I. J. Iisaanrr Pine Bluff; ]. SAVAGE, Leh Johnson Col. JOIN :. HoUsroN Clarksville . Jocksoa-C. II. JAcks2y, Elizabeth; D. Nj. NART1N' Mt L,flgettc--J N NoSreonrpy, Lemi.rlle, Lir-oace- N HuLBou Smithyllie !l KING Jackson
 NJH,RDIx Canton; W-in. VAuGHAS, Evening Shade. M,atsomcrg-IoHN B @ARRErr, Nt.lda. Moaroe--WAsA rEEBIEs, Aberdeen .Nuiisoa-I. R. BFaRy, Huntsville. .Narioa--D. C. WILLIAMS, Melville. Onac4ita-R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoRT ATKINSON, Leek's Perrg--iiou. l.. D. HUI, Perryyine. Poiasct-IIon. LEWIS sUrrN, Zen. ". THRowER' Boh
 
 PhjLiDs-t. H. ADAMsoN, Helena. Pikc--W. B. STEER, Antoine E. II. ADAMS, H. IL MERI-
 DErH. Wilton; Wm. l. KELLEY, Munreesboro Pope--R il. HowELL Dover; (. E. loBEY, Norristown. PIirie-Col. JA'S F.. GATEw 0op, lies Arc. R1ado{pa-IoHN Mccoy, Pocahontas. St. Francis-S. ". CHLDRESs, Madison; \. MCDANIEL,
 L'Anguille; GEo. W. SEABORN, Tayors Creek SaiiHc-Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BE A
 vERs, Lost Creek
 Scricr-A. W. CoLE. ParacIiia l.. NEAL Center Point;
 Hon. CHAs PErrIGREw, Brownstown. Seott--R. C. GAINES, Park; Dr. n. (. " RIGHT. Scarcg-Hon. AM LESLIE WIeys Cove. Union--W. E. HUNT, Htsboro'; H. CoBR' Meeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon; w R. COWsER, Eldorado Fun Burei-L. k. VENABLE, CLnton D. B. CARGLE, Guit-
 
 MCGUIRE, NcGuire's Store White--H REED, Searcy. THOs M. ALEXANDER, Nelvet
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARUrBERs, Cold W eli Yell-N \. MAY, DanvilIe; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 [. SrIRNAN, Dardanele; Jos GAULT, Blufton. CP In addition he above list of agents, Post Masters friendly the paper, authorized and requested d as agents.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
CODE Ep!

MOT wishing tn have e,ol~ lying over until auot her . season. we will close ont the remainder ut' our stock of oummer Hats. Pants. Couts etc.. a, cost Cal and satisfy YouIseNeo hat We ale not humbug- gng the dear peope"
 Sept. l2, '57. McPIlTR>ON tG OTLRTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
The Regular Weeat. Packet
 EVANSVILLE.

ArYrR BAIRD, Na,ter. ELIAS TnoMAssox, Cle,h. } KANES Memphis every Welues- 1G-rp. IA day night, after the arrival ot tie V .-. cars, say , o'clock. P. NJ. AiWay arrive, at Aber- deeH cn Fridays iii time to connect that day with the >aar for Little Rock and arrives at Aberdeen on her return di.ee through trip Memphis, every fore nonn connecting with same stages from litle Rock and the NJ est Passengers may rely upon tli, ar rangenent ao q permanent one
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
To A dyertisers.

To persons desiring to advertise the True Democrat cer ng stronger inducements than other paper in e Sate Ii has by far the largest subscription stis ,ersv read in every county With list of nearly toar
 sad regular subscribers it is read by less than e'gm fbousand persons every week. The True Demoefat' therefore presents the public the best medium for ad'er- ,isinc-the most remunerative.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
Singer & Co.'S. Sewing Machines.

lt Is well adapted to plantations for the purpose of making negro clothing Us it can do the work of II or lz seamstresses HENRY JACOBI. Littie Rock Sept l5 ,573,n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
NEW GOODS. NEW COOOSr,

X SUPERIOR lot of Smooth Castings just receiv- fA ed and for sale by HUTT tG POPE.
 August 25. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
Plaid LiuSpvS.

JUST received 10 pieces Plaid Lnseys and for sale O by HUTT & POPE. August 25. l957
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
From the hcaIng lntelhgencer. An Extensive Family in Western Virginia

We learn from our friend, A. Scatterday. of this city, who has just returned from a visit to our nelghborlng county of Wetzel of the ex- lstence of most remarkable family in that neishborhood Mir. $. in his peregrinations over the county observed that in almost every precinct there lived three or four families by the name of Morris, and having some anxiety to learn the extent of the family, made inquiry and was directed to the mother of the whole tribe for information, having been previously told that she still lived, though upwards of ninety four years of age Mir. S. interrocated the good old lady politely and gently, and suc- ceeded In ascertaining that she was the mother of twenty-five children-twenty- one sons and four daughters. She has one hundred and twenty-one grand children, one hundred and eighteen great grand children, and one great great grand child, all (with the exception of five dead, two girls and three boys) now living m the one neighborhood. One of her sons has sixteen children, one twelve, and another eleven. One of the girls is the mother of twelve chlldren and another of thirteen, all the rest ot them produce between five and seven. One of the sons, who is now quite an old man. lives within seven miles of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, but never saw railroad track until few days ago.
 The father, grand father, and great grand father of this whole kingdom of Morrises died at the age of 7S twenty-one years ago. The twenty-five sons and daughters all lived to be grown up men and women. We venture to as sert that this universal family stands without a parallel in point of fruitfulness. We have fre quently heard them spoken of, but never could learn any of the particulars in regard to their numbers, until thus favored by MT. Scatterday. The old lady was sorry to say that two of the olrlS m arria1 aOl hat t,ro, of. IL. boys were similarly unfortunate They are represented to be quiet, inohensive people, en- tirely free from the small vices which usually beset humanity; there are no drunkards in the family, and few of them make use of profane language. Their conduct and course of life is invariably characterized by honesty, upright ness and strict integrity We challenge tho world to produce another such family as the Morrises
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
TgRNS OF .ADVn@ TIsTWG

Transient advertisements will be inserted for per square, m lines or less fo the first insertion and 50 for each ahsequeni insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 30 Professional cards and other advertisements not exceeding .re.euare, sl0 per annum.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29

RECEIPT WORTH ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Take one pound of sal soda and half pound of unslacked lime, put them in gallon of wa ter, and boil twenty minutes; let it stand till cool, then drain of, and put it in a stone iug or jar. Soak your dirty clothes over night or until they are we'll wet through, then wiring them out and rub on plenty of soap, and in one boiler of clothes, we'll covered over with water, add one tea-spoonful of the washing fluid. Boil half an hour briskly. then wash them thoroughly through one suds, and rinse through water and your clothes will look better than the old way of washing twice before boiling This IS an invaluable recipe, and do want every poor tierd woman to try it. 1 think with pa- tent washtub to do the little rubbing, the washer woman might take the old Bible and compose herself on the lounge, and let the washing do itself.
 The woman who can keep secret has known this for year or two, but her husband told it while on an electioneerng tour. So says the Ohio Cutivator.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
STATE Or ASkANsAS.

T. aY t0 ,ct,m leee prceen.ts &tW c0ss- GREETING: NVTHEREAS, It has been made known to ne that " Nathan x. Pack, who committed murder in Na-iae county, upon ths body of Richard F. Check, has fied from justice und i, now Iuiuing at large: fuIRLFoRE. l. JOHN R. HAMPTON. Governor of the State of Arkansas. by virtue of the authority in nie vested, d1 hereby offer a reward ot iw0 Hundred D0llaT.. to any person who may ap- prehend he said Na han S. Pa, k and deliver him to the shert of said county of saline in order that iu, uce m th.. behalf may be had anI executed
 Iii testimony whereof, l have hereto set my
 hand a.d caj;~.l the seal of said Stateto b,. l.. s g.hNrl. at Little Rock on thu 10th Sept.m-
 Der, 1851.
 By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GREER. Secretary of State. D1-cnWuo4-" Nathan x. Pack i, about , fec, : Or n,ht, high about 23 years of ago-A4s black hair and gray eyc,'
 Sept. lJ. l.57 4y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT.

.. yVNIIE subscriber. living 22 miles above Little 1 %i l Rock on the Fort Smith road, is fully pre-
 u pared to entertain travellers. He has wei ar ranged house for the purpose; will keep good table, and charge moderately. He will always have on hand an abundant supply of all sorts Of proyinder for horses and assures the public that he offer the best accommodation the road.
 Auc. 45 1857. If JOSEPH Y. ERWIN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
Flour and Neai.

2A SACKS Sena4 >D,tous Fayctte1iile suoerfne oO F oGr q Snp.ior article for t,!aliy Use.
 ,. bushels Fresh Corn Meal in store and for sale by KAPLEY. HANGER x CO Sept l5 '57 Lower >-4.r,ho,t I.n.li,,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29

Bagging and Rope. I S0n Yards heavy India Bagging; r oO lbs t,cOO Bale Rope and Irvine to shit For sale at GEO. $. M0RRiSONS. Sept 9 1887
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
NOTICE

hereby given to all those who know themselves A indebted tc the undersigned, to please call and put in t-'- hand. of officer for collection My ob- ice. in making this call is for the purpose of settling up with my creditors. l will still continue to hold forth al my old stand near the steamboat landing, will pay tile highest cash prices for Hides and Peltres during the ensuing season.
 Sen- s Is51. tf TnOS. BARNETT < co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
i WISH TO SELL.

VI MI TO MILL
 TFY wel-improved residence and plantation, zoo 4fE acres half mile south of Princeton, 400 cleared mostly choice bottom land, with Gin, Mill. etc. Also 4l2 with 200 cleared. west of the above; both have fine springs good houses, orchards etc. and are the most desirable places in Dallas county. Also my house and lot in Camden, joining store to J. M Brooks and some 800 of good land west of town one mile My intention is to move to Little Rock. Sept $. 1857. 4w w. E. WRIGHT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29

| E. CAMPBELL K. B CAMPBELL. P. \. STRONG.
 4 NANpRatLL X STRONt.. Cotton Factors t and Commission Merchants No. 2o St. Charles
 street. New Orleans. Sept 30 S56 lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
New Orleans aud Arkansas River Packet.
W Ooien Goods.

TNllE subscribers are now in receipt of Plain and Plaid Llnsey>; Heavy, Woo.eu for Negr, es wear; kerseys; etc., which they will sell at small profit for cash.
 Sept. l5, '5- NEWBERN tS HUGHES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
SELLING OFF AT COST.

VENIE unleIsigned wi-has to close out her entire B stock Of fine millinery which consists of Bon nets. Dry Goods. Laccs. etc. etc hch she intends selling very low for ca-h--come and examine for yourselves. MARY E. BROGAN, Admx
 Sept. $, 1857. it of Hugh Broear. deed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
BY AUTHORITY. Public Acts of the Thirty-Fourth Congress of the United States.

Pdssed tt the third session. scbe begun and Ao1-
 den at the Cay yT Washington in Me Dtstrict ot
 ColumJia, on Nmaday tae second day 9f December, lS56 aad eaded 1aesday tde hjrd ddy f NarcA, 1Sl1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
Improved Kentucky Sheen. ]

Below we give extracts from communica ton written by Robt. W. Scott, Esq, to the Western Farm Journal, giving the history and characteristics of the Kentucky improved sheep, of which he is the originator:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
NOTICE.

EN E are now prepared to furnish our customers W and friends with Bayging. Rope and Irvine at as low rates they can be bought in this city, Send in your orders, or ca. and Us when you come to town.
 Sept. l5. '57. NFWRERN 6- HEIGHTS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29

r nace True Democrat within the reach of all, iii furnish cubs at inc following rates, the money of s 10 accompany the names composing the club:
  '' a 3o po
  sabcrbers already upon our books avail them of se rates, by paying up arearage and forming clubs. At J.b rates, payments mRSt GloayS Dc iE Gdcance.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAisTNERSi1Ir. fINlE co-partnereIip heretofore existing between | D. L.O'Couueli and j. C. Wright. waa dissolve on the lst of S,p.. by mutual ern-eu- D. L. O'FonueH is charged with the settlement of all business of the late firm
 D. L. O'CONNELL Lit.le ka.k Sep. !. ,57 J. [. WkIIIr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29

Dr. M'Lane's Strengthening Cordial. ExT E are now in receipt of fresh invoice of this " highly prizql article.
 Sept. }. U. J. J. MoNLMONT- < co. \
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
NH NS

\: B.-Al kinds of Produce taken in exchange for oods, for which the highest market price will be paid
 F. * D.
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY JOHNSON 6 YERKES.
strong Inducements to SubscribeH
Terms of Subscription.

r.r one copy, one year, in advance 2, ~ ,Le expiration of the year ..................-..
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29

MUSIC. 1 NEW Sheet music for Violin, Flute Piano and
 ' Guitar; | Accordeons; l Guitar: | TamboIincs: l Violin and Guitar Strings. very superior article | Violin Keys. Finger Boards, and Bridges Tuning | Forks and Metron0mes. A fresh supply received by | Sept. l. 1857. JNo. E. REAEDON. NEW FLOUR.
 WYE have just received a first rate article of Flour
 w from new wheat made at Gibbons steam
 mill. MORROW, BOONE & co.
 Sept. s. 1857. Todd,s Index Rerum. AR Index of Subjects, intended as manual to aid
 V the student and the professional man in prepar- ing himself for usefulness A few more received al the book store of Sept l, ls51. JNO. E. REARDUN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29

r Carpeting. IWE best article of Rag Carretinc on hand and l for sale by NEWBERN % HUGWFS Aug. 25 '57.
 no Rye. Rye. Rye. ,Ts BUSHELS seed Rye for sale. Apply to
 ~ Aug. z5, '57. A. J. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-29
WANTED.

SUNDRIES. 10 KEGS Rife Powder AO Cases Canister 250 lbs. Bar Lead: F bags Buck and Sqirrel shot; l4o lbs. Bi Carhonite Soda; l5o .' Black Pepper; 300 " Copperns; Reg Brimstone; 9 ReamS wrapping parer; saReceyed Der steamer Rock City, and for sale cheap aug. 70, oI. A. ]. HUTT.
 Main Street
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Notice to inc Tender I,oo.cd-
LIGHTNING CON>pi ,v5saS

v TT VT"VI T "VNVW' ] se SIDES lrs. rate upper Leather, just receiy, 4 7~ from Harris Tan Y4rl," aud f.r sal- by Sept. e. l'27. MCPHERSON d ONERTON
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-01-29

NsHE subscriber wishing to move to
III The West. j. anxious 10 dispose OF
has property of every description, in 81.
Mary s county. There are two tracts o.
land. one cossfainsng about SIX hunsired
acres. &c 1he other about one hEndrrd
and four scf~s. The soil !. Of excellent
Quality, the situation Is isrovsrb,aiiy heal
thy. The and lies about two miles from
the Patuxsnt river, and has . large guam.
THY Of Oak. Pine and Chestnut Timber
growing On d. The buildings are mostly
new and connodious. There is Store
house on the premises. which Is good
stand for csuntry business. The personal
,prcpertv INCLUDES valuable saddle and
dransht HoEa ss, Work-oxen. Cows. Sheen
nd Hogs. he Household and Ritehen
Euzpitnre ID Fsrnning Utensils, iogesh
g sIth : ntw Thfe~ner and power aud
: baxxy vii also Re disposed of With ahe
1es.. wishing. tn buv will do
Ell e -; Fex4sn.ne for themselves.
Ine irs'n sbe liberal. The sabsrri.
per 80 : 9ll. III il &c desired, three
yo9ns 80 Id negroes.
III. w. I. na'CKLER.
nesr zksilIe. St. Msry's CO., Nd.
npFn -. 656--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-01-29

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particulars o! Commission Sc
Newspapers copyina The ab0ve, and
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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-01-29
TMPR, WE'D ACCOMMODATIONS

TMPR' WE'D ACCOMMODATIONS.
TSHE subscriber informs thr patrons
u OF the WASHINGTON HOTEL
and the public that he has added TO the
building E LEVEN NEW ROOuS,
which renders his house superior in COIN
fort to any Hotel in Southern MARYLAND
His ) IT A B l. E s are extensive and
com"osi;ou<. having seen recently f,nr.
ed wi'f' virw TO the accommodation of
racing Stock, and every thing provided
Tor their comfort and convenience.
J. W. MOORE,
Leonard Town, Nil.
Oct. l6ih--im.
Port Tobacco Times. Marlboro Plan
iers' Advocate and Baliimorr Daily Sta,,
capy ttiFesstisEss and send blu is ill., III.
ice for payment.