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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
IndianS KIned.

We are informed that two Pawnees
were killed near Plattsmouth, sometime
last week, by a Mr.. Virgins. Our in
formant says that Mr.. w. was riding
alone in his wagon, when he was attack
ed by two Indians, one of whom he i'm
medialely knocked down with his whip
handle. The second Indian drew a rifle
upon Mr.. w. and was in the act of firing,
when he seized the gun. and discharged
the contents into the body of the Indian.
causing instant death. Upon examination
of the first Indian, he was found to be
mortaily wounded, and in a short time
died.
Much complaint is made in that vicinity
of the thieving p~rOpensities of the Indians
and a determination is expressed among
the whites to getrido o them, if necessary,
by forcible means.-Omaha Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

49, p.rt,L.w p5gN Secoud judicial DistnG
vs. NC0urt Of NebraskaTeTttoi
ct DoO, n, June term A d 1858 for
Nemdha county.
uu-o,s issued in the above entitled
c,nsa bsvina bean returned not f0unP a. 20 you ll5
aid samuel = Rogers. Therefore you the said sames,
p Rore-s are hereby notified that CD or before me
.dav az Iune A d 1855. the petition Of Barton b B9ftAM-
ne aid plaintif. win be ON Gle in the Office OF tHe
~ aid district court for Nemaha county On me SnAI..
80 ~ lid court. praying for a decree u title A. aslL"
Won he said Rogers 70 lots number SIX and 'SI[
bIock number twenty-f0ur, and lot number SIX
nn,,ber thirty-dve. and lot number ave m BLOCK nun
fortv. All in the town Of BrOvnville m sald $3.50
county. as marked and numbered upon the -.fast
~ said town And YOU are nrther notified ma -
YOU appear at the next term Of said DistriI eCunJ and
BEGAN and hell at said town Of BTUWnVtie - q
s,r aid Nem,ha county on the fifteenth Day ~ :
1s5s. and on or before the morning Of the seeeuu III vi Be
said term. and plead 70 said petition the an -.,dsred
Zen ss confessed and judgement by deisut = ~
,gainst Won thereon for said lots aforesald ~ STa
suit. y r.ftre be Duo-
n Is hereby ordered that the foTegolns 49, .sch cass
rsbed in the Nebraska Advertiser as tne
provides AAS1 n DoaSrY, Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
LEGAL Noticn

HA@N
Nemaha County 10
James W. Hentun
against Neuaha Csrp,u
Nathan Haywood, 1lNebraska Tr-r,, iEt C,u-0
r. W. Furnas, (rerm A Isst "'y-rO Juu-
r. v. Muir. and
THIS. P. Haywood.
whereas the said plaintiff jane NJ
caused a summons 20 be issued nuti vim, mention. ha,
Giants that On or before the FIRST day a = SAID defen-
there will be on die in the on1ce Of he ste-Ss A D 1853
trEt court, IN and for the said County a ~ lie Din
ton IN assumpsit against the sand iefsrJ-la a peu-
Haywood X W Furnas, r Muir. and rn.n, NahIn
Claiming Of them the sum Of eight hund,of ihiyWsA
a certain pTomissOry note made by then ~ g ,s upu'
OF May, A ID 1857, for the sum Of fouf mo- Ie I'd DAY
nVe dollars payable six months after dre - thirty
cent interest from date. And whereas -. zen per
mons issued IN saidcaUse on the first dsv y sun.
I5oos as Aforesaid, directed 70 the slerfF 30 Issi A D
and by him returned not found as % the - Soany
haywood and X V Muir Aforesaid. Mecca Nlhia
hereby given TO said Nathan HayvOod AMI nv lolee Is
unless they appear and answer the Petition nai
or before the morning Of the second dav ~ th.esal %
term OF the said court. 70 be held on the M ~ ~ Sane
the fifteenth day Of June, Al 1855. 6ef,nlt NJ, Auesdg.
ed againstthem and judgment rendered 80 osealsr-
thereon. sANHs' her
Attest u 4 rOrN-sc~
AAsTON W. RIDDEN. Clerk. Itto.nev
By CHAs. G. DORSEY, Deputy Hu
ordered that the above be published in tho "
Advertiser for four successive weeks acarding .SylAa
MASTIN W RIDEN Cls9k ~
By CHhs G DORsry. DeDn,-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

and half the money requisite, with which
to erect a Jail thereon. The corporate
authorities promptly stepped forward and
entered into a written obligation so to do.
We are not posted as to the plan of rails
ing the money with which to consummate
this project, whether by immediate and
direct taxation; or by borrowing funds;
or issuing warrants, bearing a reasonable
interest, payable say m and two years
hence. Times are exceedingly oppres-
sive, and will be more so if the Land
Sales are not postponed. Consequently
the people are in a poor condition to bear
taxation at present. This is one side of
the question. The other side presents
this fact as a strong argument: The want
of a Jail has cost the people of the county
more the past year than is proposed now
to expend in the erection Of a Jail.
While we favor all manner of improve
ments, and compliance with the wants Of
county or city, we advise, especially under
present financial oppressiveness, in public
matters, what we endeavor to practice il
our private affairs, the ~strictest economy,
We hope the county and city authorities
have taken this view of this enterprise
and further, that they may find another
mode than that of taxation by which tc
carry it out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
The ClaItOn.BuIWer Treaty.

The following are the preamble and
resolutions reported from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs:
Whereas the treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, designated as
the Clayton-B ulwer treaty, is, under the
Interpretation placed on it by Great Bri-
tain, a surrender of the rights of this
country, and upon the American conStruc-
ton, an entangling alliance without
mutually either in its benefits or res
trictions, and has hitherto been pro-
ductive only of Misunderstanding and
controversies between the two Govern
ments; therefore. be it
ReSolUed by the Senate and House of
Representatives. of the United States of
rdmerica in Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be request
ed to take such steps as may be, in his
opinion, best calculated to effect a speedy
abrogation Of said treaty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

Territory IT. Neorl-ks t.s
NemtUd c.yn,y
A HorfOild Sc Nsna.s t-.
AGAINST fN'u ahf lt
Piedsdn, W Rugers e.at .s5s
where's ne piam-ih. A 3 u at.t .. ..
caused a sum L.us 10 be- issued 40 uyia at .I-
ddnt that uu Jr before he h4s; dy oI JHr A % .aS
there will De IN hiG in he ti.e g. he y., ue ur--
t.ict court Ia aid for the said coUu;y q Nru,H4 aFef-
tiun IN a>sumpsit against The SAID deteldtr. = eslrlT
Rogers, claiming 81 hIm the sum ut uue Jlou,sud tria.-
upon d certain prOmIssury note made by him 90 ue Orb
day Of May A p 1857 Tor The sum ut I'VE huud cd anI
thIrty-iUur dollars payable -ix months dites d.te vLh
six per cent interest The said HDtedI ed Cuciluaii Nay
oh. 1887 and payable o. the order OF A Is Iuiabud a
Co. And whereas a wit OF summons issued iu saId cause
on the nth day Of May A ID 1858 as Aforesaid directed
to the sheriff Of said county aud by him returned Got
found. Therefore notice Is heI eby given tusaid p easant
NJ Rogers that unless he appear and answer the said
peutipn Aforesaid on or before the mur. ing Il the ,eaud
day Of the said June term OF the said court To be he JHB
the third Tuesday, the fifteenth day Of June "A 1854
default will be entered against him ami juigmeat rem
dered against him thereon.
Attest U. {. JOHNSON.
AAsTIN W RIDEN Clerk Au'y FOR PtG
By CHAs G DORSEY, Deputy
Ordered that the above be published In the Nebrasla
Advertiser for four successive weeks according 20 law.
MASTIN W RIDEN Clerk
By CHAs G DORSEY, Deputy.
46-lw MavT9
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Seeds from the Patent Office.

Commissioner Holt has forwarded to
the Nemaha County Agricultural Society
a supply of garden seeds for distribution.
Small supplies, sufficient to secure a stock
of seed for next year can be had of either
of the County Judges HALL, COLE, and
SANDERS, or at the Advertiser office. 1t
is hoped those who get seed will give
them close attention and report to the
Secretary the result of their experiment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
IeoaI Notice.

r-,c r vAv.a * G. 3 Attachment 81 ,he I'D J1dIrl
y $Di-i Ic m and fot he CON- 81
Nem.hs Way BsUk ] NeI,b1 Neb AZ Territory
TY5mls L McK . r. esuieut Nemsha NdiiC BIS
Si-Yyu are hereby aouhed -ht- tne ptsihliH ih ~
al. We entitled ciuse n ed their peuIeu III aitachme
ar the N.vember term A D 1857 0f said court c'"iln-S
u tie Nemaha Valley Bank the sum OF u &c num-
and twenty eight dollars and one cent as uOney al
upon a draft or bill Of exchange drawn By SAIL Bans ~
favor Of said plaintiffs and due and remaining uHp.
and that a writ Of attachment was issuei by TOE 90
OF the court, which was returned not fDu1das toy1l.
You are therefore notified that unless yDu dppeI
next term Of the said court "a be begun AMI heid
court house in he town Of BrUwuville or the thl'u -
day in June A d 1858 and answer said Ieu-ion ueg.
will be entered against said Bank and JufEmenL
thereon. MASTIN RIDDEN, Clerk
464w Nav Il By CHAs DORSEY, Deputy
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Gold i'm Missouri.
The St. Joseph Gazette of the 15tl

The St. Joseph Gazette of the 10th
says:
We have just learned from Mr.. Fl. w.
Stephens, who came in directly from Gen
try county, that Peter Stephens, Esq,
Deputy Surveyor of Gentry country, made
a discovery of gold on Cowan's Branch,
one OF the tributaries of the West fork of
Grand River, Several old Californians
are now at work on the branch, making
from one to sac dollars per day. The gold
is very fine and light, and it is believed
by those who are digging for it, that
heavy deposits exist somewhere in the
neighborhood. Extensive placers are also
found in Ringold county, Iowa, and a large
number of persons are at work upon them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

Joel Westfali Petiu,n for the sale 81 q imu "'
vs. rant for distribution among heirs
Ellen NJ trlatt
Sarah Marlin
Enie Bond aud In the Probate court ~ Nt"'-
Ab,olOm westfdu county, Nebfdsks Territory
Notice is hereby given that Joel WesiaH HmLr
tor Of the estate OfIsaac wcstfau deceased ht' hel
my office his petition for the SAFE Of a iOr'y are
warrant part Of the assets Of the estate Of saio
westfaII deceased for distributLn lmtug me uei'W
stid wesfrsI and unless you the stId E-ien MLla.,
Sarah Marlin Eme Bond and AbsolJm westfaii sha"
and appear before me az my ofice on he m"rniL3
Monday he Th day II June. 20 show gOCi cause WY .
land warrant should not be sold order will be- gwen g
me for the sale Of the same for distsihut on hi sloie-hN
Nav Ii n46-4w r J. WHITNEY JWtfem Ft.but
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
rA% PAxERs

Oh NSmdna county NSBAaSka 1C4E4lOEy.
Take notice that 1 r. 7 Rainey the Treasurer in and
for the county Of Nenlaha. Nebraska Territory. will Of
fer at public sale anl sell in front OF JUhnsOn'S Halt
the place IN. which the District Court in and for the
county OF Nemaha aforesaid was last held, and In the
town Of BrOwnviile, county seat 81 said Nemaha county,
on the 5th June, between the hours o nine O'cluck A
anil FIVE O'Clock P n, all the lands situated in said cOun-
ty On which the taxes were levied during the year 1887
still remain due and unpaid, unless the said taxes
upon saidland be paid prior TO the time Of sale asherein
above mentiOned, with interest rom January last. al
the rate Of per cent per annum.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Democratic Mass Meeting.

There will be held at the cityof Bruwnville on Satur-
day May % 1858. a Mass Meeting Of the Democracy of
Nemaha county for the purpose Of appointing delegates
to attend the Democratic Territorial Convention to be
held at Plattsmoutho on the Sd day OF June next.
1t has been thought. up n consultation, best to meet in
mass meeting for that purpose. without reference to the
appointment Of delegates from precincts. II is hoped
therefore that all who feel an interest in the establish
ment and diffusion Of National Democratic principles
will attend and encourage by their presence and c~ounseIs
ANY DEMOCRATS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

The people of Tennessee will be called
upon to vote on the first Thursday in Sep
TENDER next upon the question of calling
a convention "to revise, alter, or amend
the Constitution of the State of Ten
nesSee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
AMBROTYPES.

The undersigned having entered intoa co-partnersbiu
and built a 5ky-light (Side lights cOnnected) Daguerrean
Gallery on corner Of Main and First streets in the city
Of Brownville . would respectfully announce TO the public
that we arenOw prepared to take pictures with all the
beauties of the art, aud at reduced prices. Pictures in
serted in lOdkets, pins, &c, in the neatest style. Being
expeTiencediartists. we have no doubt that all who want
gOUd pictures can be pleased. Call and see.
AKIN
~Brownyille, May 6, n45tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
The Difference,

A gentleman from a st. Louis Whole
sale House, who has been out over a two
month collecting tour, informed US the
other day, that he had much better sue
cess along the Missouri river than the
Mississippi-that the proportion was as
two to one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

The expenditures for the support of the
military academy at West Point last year
was sos ,505. Under the law of the Sd
Of March, 1857, increasing the pay of
cadets, the estimate for the current year
amounts to Sll6,7
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Legal Notice.

Territory Of Nebraska IS
Joseph league
against
william Edwards
Jacob Edwards
Isaac Edwards
John Edwards Nemaha county Distrie, rw.
edmuel Homes NEBRASKA Territory, June ,s,
George Harmon A ID 1858.
James Emmons
Mark waiser
James Walser and a.
William DOugherty
whereas the plaintiff, Joseph league has s,p,..
summons to be issued notifying the said defendant. !.
on or before the first day Of June A D 1866 mere 49,
be on hte in the Office OF the clerk OF he district r,p,,
and the county OF Nemaha Aforesaid o petition I'M h..
pass AGAINST the said defendants, William Elxart, H.
cob Edwards, Isaac Edwards, J,hn Edwards So,
Homes George Harmon, James Emm.ns. Mai ~.
James Walser and William DOugheIity. ciaimr.r,fT.-
the sum Of two thousand dollars tor a Celtaiu re-,
Committed on him the said Joseph league by then, ~.
said defendants on the seventhd day oI January. A BIsss
at and IN the saidcOuny Ut Nemtha Nebid,kI TrrrE~-
al which time they did theu dad there b skinf, s,,..s
destroy, teds down, and barn down A oritaiu drsIi,,
house Of his The san joseph league siIua.e aud be,nS
m The said county OF Ncmaha, and tH other wr,pus ~,
they then and thc-e did 20 him the sdhi JSeuh ra,g-.
To MS great damage rpT IC.In,i the peace Of The en-
m'hWedith OF he ,si.l.r v - NebIGsk.. And where.
q wit OF summons Issued go Sc cauAe un the Ar a.
Of June A ID 1893 a. aforesaid. "a ected O. the .bs--
Of sad C unty aHd by him feiu|Hed net found as t,tbs
said defendants Jacob EIWafds, Lac Edward. ~,
D~uugheTiy Therefore Notice il hereby gwen G.. sad
Jtc b Edwards Lac Edwards J IN Edwards ten
Harmon james Waiser dnd william D~.lEhery hi
unless they appeal ant auswe. he said pc it6tE
SAID On or before he incoming q he srtsud day II b.
said June term Of the slit caurt g. he he a Ola he a..
Tuesday Of June ADlS5S ie.5dlt WILDE pu.e rI .-.r.
them aud ludEmcut reIElc ell tgfIrat them -tpre d
Attest o. JOHNSON
AASlON " klDEu GEEK A. D. l- Pa
By CHAS e. DORSEY Deputy.
Ordered chat The al We tU p.JI-aef ua .Lt N.b-.E,
A4vertI- e, 10. Ia. ~ucce- i've week.. . eil- ID. .u
MASTlN PIDEN DEL.
Is Chase Iuasfl Deputy
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

1t may have escaped the observation of
the readers of Congressional news that
both Houses of Congress have resolved to
adjourn on the 9TH of June. They have
so resolved.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
NoTTCE

Notice is hereby given to all persons not to buy from
James Ferguson now a resident Of Br0wnville. Nemaha
county Nebraska, the following described real estate viz:
the south west quarter 90 Of the south east quarter
40 and lot number four az Of section eighteen u.s. in
township five () range sixteen Q6) east, or any portion
thereof as l will contest his right Of redemption thereto;
the same being a portion Of a town site This therefore
is TO warn all persons against trading, buying or in any
way to negotiate with the said Ferguson for the above
described tracts or parcels Of land.
v2n33tf AUGUSTUS
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

A New York paper says that recent
Developments implicate Mrs. Burdell-
Cunningham in the murder of DR.. Bur-
Del, beyond doubt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Notice

Is hereby given that whitley H. HORN has obtained
from the Probate Court of Plwnpe tUthty letters tesla
tamentary on the estate of Reddick Horn, late Of said
county, deceased, bearing date January IIth, A ID 1858.
All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to exhibit them for allowance TO the
Probate Court Of said county on or before the 9Th day of
August, 1855. or they may be preeIuded from any benefit
of said estate, andif not presented within six months
from the date last above mentioned they will be forever
barred.
45 II, LORE. Judge Of Probate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Died.

On Saturday the Sth inst, in Atkinson county, Mis-
souri,, JENNA, wife of Henry c. HOugh, and daughter
Of James and Betsy Roberts, aged IS years and 5 months.
Meek life and peaceful death were thine
And if the pure in heart
Shall see their God where seraphs shine,
That is thy glorious part.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHTP.

The partnership between J II. Maun and A. s. HOlla-
day in the Drug business under the name and style OF
J. II. Maun & Co. commenced April 10Th 1858 is thi;
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be
c lnjinued in the name Of A. S. Holiday, who will settle
the affairs of the late firm.
May II, 1858, 47-3t A. S. HOLIDAY,
I II MAIN
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Land Sales!

The undersigned owner Of ~forty-six acres Of land ad-
joining the city OF Brownville-was originally laid eff as
a portion Of the town site-desirous to dispose Of the
same and will do so on exceedingly favorable terms.
ApplytO JOHN M~cDONOUGH.
May 20, 1853 n47tf BROWNVILLE, y, 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
To Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the County
Clerks office in the city Of BrownviIle until the first day
of June next for the erection of a comfy Jail in said city.
Specifications can be seen in the clerks Office. Proposals
for either a log OF stone building. The COM
m~issiOners reserve the right TO refuse any or all bids.
J. W. HALL,
JESSE COL
u. c.
Commissioners OF Nemaha county.
May II, '5S 47-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
CLAIM NOTICE

To Edward L. Ross and all others whom IL may cincern,
You are hereby notified that ! will appear at the LaLd
Ofice at Brownville, Nebraska, on Friday May % 1858,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, to prove up my right Of pre-empuor
to the northwest quarter Of section twelve, in township
two, in range number eleven east.
Nav 20 47-2t ROBERT AYLOR
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Potter Wanted.

will give employment to a good, industrious Potte
well acquainted with the business.
JOHN
n23tr RrownviIIe. Dec 5 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
To b Public.

'Notice is hereby given to all persons that James
Ferguson is not "a resident Of BrOwnville, Semaha CO.,
n. 7 " nor has he been, but Is a resident on ''the follow
ing described real estate in the southwest quarter Of the
south east quarter, and lot number four Of section eigh-
teen in township five. range sixteen east" and further,
that he is the only resident upon the said tract now OF
heretofore; Consequently the only legal claimant. If
persons are solicited or contemplate purchasing any Of
said property, they will save themselves being swindled
by reading this notice, and refusing to purchase Of one
- Augustus KOuntZ." N FERGUSON.
BrownviIlp. AprlI d. 1888.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
$4,000 lbs. Bacon.

LYFORD & HORN. Sonora, No have for sale, cheap
for cash 10 900 pounds excellent bacon.
v2n36-ly March /, '5S
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Masonic Notice.

x !: :: :: !: e.: !: i; ! !: i: !: $: :: s: .: =: :: !. S.: !: So: !: !: &: !. !: Is. !: 6: !. !: !:
- NJ. By order.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG. Grand Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Holiday x Arnold dissolved partnership in the
practice Of Medicine and the Drug business, April 10th,
1853. Either will attend TO the settlement Of the bust,
ness OF the firm. Those knowing themselves Indebted
will save cost of suit by calling Immediately and paying
their Indebtedness.
May II, 1858 47-3t A. S. HOLIDAY,
WIN ARNOID.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Claim Notice.

To S. B. Miles and all whom il may concern. You
are hereby notified that 1 will appear at the Land
Office in BrOwnyiIle. Nemaha county, Nebraska Terri
tory, on Friday, the 18th day Of May, 1858, at , O'Clock
P. NJ, to prove up my right Of to the south
half # southeast and northeast Of southeast and
southeast Of northwest quarter Of section No. thirty,
Township No. two, Range no sixteen. east.
May 20. SO 47-2t HENRY c.. WOODEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
CLAIM NOTICE

To William Thomas and all whom 1t may concern.
You are hereby notified that l will appear at the Land
Office in Brownsville, Nemaha county, n. T., on Friday,
May 81. 1858, at O'Clock, P. NJ, to prove up my right
Of presumption to the southeast quarter OF section
twenty-nine. township two, range fifteen east.
May 10 IS5S-2wn46 JOSEPH B. HARE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Claim Notice,

To all whom it may concern. You are hereby notified
that l will appear at the Land Office at BrOwnvIlle
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory. on Friday the 2Ist
May, 1853 TO prove UP my right to the southeast quar-
ter of section four, in Township No one Range is, east.
MAY ID, 1858. n46 2t MARCUSF. r
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
GlTRRNMRlT STlGK

S4@A XHD
A large number Of our cattle for the Utah expedition
recently strayed away from Nebraska city, which we are
anxious to secure. They are undoubtedly in this region,
somewhere not far off. They are all branded on the
side near the back with a figure of an OK yoke.
we will give liberal rewards for their return to our
agents in Nebraska city, or Richard Brown, Esq, in
BrOwnville; OF any information that will lead TO their
recovery.
MAJORS, RUSSELL d WADDELL:
Nebraska city. Nay 10. '5S. 46tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

Seed Corn and Seed Wheat
For Sale at the Farm at Prairie Forest opposite
EroWuTile, April l. H0ADLEY 4 MUIR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Claim Notice.

To all whom il may concern You are hereby
notified that l will appear at the Land Office in Brown
willie, on the 22d day Of May, 1858, to prove up my right
of pre-emptiOn TO the southeast quarter of section six,
in township one, range sixteen east.
May 10, 1858. R47-It WILLIAM SHERMAN
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Administrators Notice.

Peiiti,n for the sale Of a land war
rant for distribution AMONG heirs
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
VIA PLUMB POINT.

The Steamer Mary Washington will re.
sume her route 10 the Patuxent River, com
tnencing Wednesday Morning. Feb'y Z4ih.
1858, at 8 O'Clock. and every succeeding
Wednesday during The season, proceeding
as far up as Hills Landing. Returning, will
leave HIPS Landing every FRIDAY Morning
tor Benedict; will leave Benedict every Sa.
iurday Morning for Baltimore, calling a;
Plumb Point gong and returning.
o. All Freight must be pre- paid. and re-
ceived up to 5 O'Clock on Tuesday Evening
NJ. l.. WEEMS.
". B.-Shippers OF tobacco will please
mark it before sending il 10 the Landing. III
order TO AVOID all mistakes.
The Steamer Planter will resume her rou'r
TO the Patuxent River, commencing Saturday
Morning. February 27, 1853. at 6 o'clock.
and every succeeding Saturday during III
season. proceeding as Ear up rs Hill's Lani-
ing. Returning. will leave IIili'S Landing
every Tuesday Morning Tor Brneu'ct: will
iaave Benedict every "Wednesday Morning a,
: O'Clock. for Baltimore. calling at Plumt
POINT going and returning.
fU- All Freight must be prepaid, and re-
ceived up to 5 O'Clock on Friday Evening.
THEO. WEEMS.
Feb. le, 1853.