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TIE CNIvERsIrY OF VIRGIxIA.-The chair
Of the Faculty of this University has issued
a circular, announcing that the illness which re-
Gently prevailed at the University and caused a
prudential suspension Of collegiate exercises has
entirely disappeared. During the suspension
the various sanitary measures recommended by
the physician to secure the future saluhfity OF
the institution have been carried out. The lee
,ure were resumed on Tie lst nf Nav, TO con-
tnue until the 29th of July The chairman no
wishing TO conceal the facts of the case, and al
the same to correct exaggerated statements, says
that there have been between fifty and sixty ca
ses Of typhoid fever and perhaps as many cases
Of measles among the students since the beg
ming Of the session. Eleven cases Of typhoid
fever proved fatal ard three of measles. There
was also one death early in the session from
pneumonia, making the total number of deaths
fifteen. OF these twelve occurred at the Univer
slty or in the vicinity and three at distance
The whole number of students during the ses
sion has been six hundred and thirty-three.
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nation, and eiicited firm the witness that he
had several times attended those meetings with
out l,iS being known an officer; ;hat lie
went ther. by order Of tic Police Commissioners,
and reported thc proceedings to them in writ
ing; that on one occacion he was refused ad-
mi;tancc, aud SO reported; that part Of his
duty as a rc'ie sergeant was to watch the
FrelIch AMI Italian refugees, and that hc had
iI.a,!c py".'al'Iy twenty reports respecting snci
refugees t. tlc Commissioners since that dIltv
WAS aS.igncd Il him. Whereupon Mr. james
inquired. rs this going on now? Are you
actin" IN Ills way now - To which the wit
ness answered, When receive orders to 10
So" adding tl:at he received 4 specific order
GJr each mcc,i:g he was to attend.
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Police Espionage in England.

The trial at London Of Or. Bernard, the
French conspirator, has afforded some curious
revelations Of the extent to which surveillance
is carried on the part of the English police
Among the witnesses examined was Sergeant
John Rogers, of the detective police" He tes-
titled that after Bernard WAS apprchcnded he
visited his room "the door was locked. but
was provided with key" He then detailed
the circumstances attending his visit. the find
ing Of the letters from AlSop, his report Of that
and a second visit, made to Sir r. Mavne
Chief Commissioner of Police; and was then
eross-examined by the prisoners leading coun-
sci. Mr.. James, who inquired whether he had
not, under another name than his own, and in
private clothes as an ordinary citizen, attended
certain meetings in '.Wyld's Reading Room"
where political refugees were in the habit Of
assembling for political schemes. Witness adj
mitted his having attended such meetings in
plain clothes, but not in false name, as his
name was not demanded The following col
loquy then took place:
mir. James. You went there as a spy,
didn't you?
The Attorney General 1t would be fairer
70 the witness, as we'll rs those who sent him.
II yon were to ask what his instructions were.
"Mr. James. Well, what were your instruc-
tions7
Witness. To attend that meeting and report
upon it.
"Mr. James And what did YOU report?
THAT q number of persons were there and
that Mr.. Bernard was in the chair Also the
nature of the subject discussed
"What did YOU say was the subject discuss
eds
Il dou't exactly recoIlect now. have been
20 that Debating room several times since
went the next time on the following Monday.
"As spy?
'I went as directed.
"That is q plain English question. Did you
60 as spy?
the facts from him and you cen draw any in
ference you please.
"Mr. James. It is plain English question
end submit that may ask it.
"The attorney General objected % it."
The point was argued, and the Chief Justice
after consulting with the Other Judges, decided :
1.-THE question being objected to. l am OF
opinion that it is irregulsr-not on the ground
that the witness is called on to crinliuate HIM
self, and may refuse 10 answer, but on the
ground that he is called upor. to draw an infer.
ence from the facts. It will be open 70 Mr.
james 10 denominate the witness as a spy here.
after II he thinks fit; but l am OF opinion that
he cannot ask the witness now, aid you 90 o.
aspy7 He may ask under what directions h,
went, for what purpose he went, what he dit
when he was there, what report be afterwart
made 10 these who employed him and those
facts being asceTtained, which indeed are nov
asceEtained, he may apply the term spy if b,
pleases, 90 the person who so acted But an
of opinion that the question, 'then You wen
O. spy1 is noeTegnlaE, and that tcanpoa b.
psopsvly pne"
1s. James then continued The esuss-e exanni
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REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES NC

The candidate for the degree Of Doctor oil
Medicine m">t be twenty one wears Of age,
Of good moial character. have applied himself
io- three years 10 the study of Medicine. and
have attended TWO full courses of lectures. the
last one of which saall have heen at This In
>titution also one course of Practical Anai-
OmY.
AT the time Of application, he must pay TO
the Dean o: the Faculty the Diploma Tee
also present an original Thesis on some NED
zeal subject, aud shall undergo a satisfactory
examination. Should the candidate not pass
the fee and essay will be returned to him
The fee for The Full Course is $4,000
Naturalization (paid only once) 500
Demonstrators Ticket, 1000
Graduation $500
The expenses OF living in Washington are
as moderate as IN any other city in eUnion
For further information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
No. 40j Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, l85e-6mos.
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CIGAR MANUFACToRY.

EOSEPH DAVIS s. co. nave established
- themselves in Leonard Town for the pur
pose Of carrying on The Mandatory OF Ci'
garS. All orders in their line, wholesale or
retail. will he filed with despatch and al the
lowest prIees.
Our cigars are made Of the very best ma
terial, and OF imported Havana tobacco.
They respectfully solicit share OF public
Iaairnra."
Sept llrh-t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
Baltimcre. .4ug1.t sth, 1857.


have analyzed for BrIScoe, HI!les s. Co.
Of Hayre DE Grace, Md, iour samples OF
IS, squrhanna Limestone" irom Wrghts,
vile, Pa. taken from four different quarrles.
They were found 10 be free of sand and other
impurities, and To contain, besides Carbonate
Of Lime, respectively from 2 TO Is per cent.
of Carbonate of Magnesia. The former will
be OF general advantage to the lower counties
oil MARYLAND, both on the Eastern and West
ern shores, and are especially adapted to the
application on white oak soils F." The lat
ter should be applied 10 soils which are def
cien, IN both Lime and MagnesIa. These are,
IN general, the Volcanic Soils" OF the upper
and the light soils in the tide wafer counties
OF Maryland.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist OF Mary land.
March 25, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

U1E respectfully INFORM those interested
w that we have made ample arrange
rnents, and are ready 20 receive and sell Cord
Wood upon commission exclusively.
Our friends and all others who may favor
US with consignments will be enabled TO re-
ceive tull prices for their Wood, and not be
compelled TO suffer sacrifices IN consequence
of a glul.ed market or combination among
dealers.
Liberal advancements made on all consign-
menis.
Co All orders for every description OF build
ing materials filled with promptness and upon
the most accommodating terms.
s. WILLIS g. CO,
LUMBER DEALERs,
West side Union Dobk, Bait, Md.
June 22d, le5i-tf.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance
~ OF the Act OF Assembly. passed at the
January session, 1853, chapter 25j, entitled
''An Act TO provide Tor the taken the sense
OF the people upon the expediency Of calling
Convention 10 frame n new Constitution
and form Of Government for this State, and
Ia provide for the elect OF Delegates TO said
Conventicn." that an election will be held a,
the usual places for holding the Polls in the
several election Districts Of Saint Mary'S
county on the Fourth Wednesday, being
THE 26TH DAY OF MAY NEXY.
at which each person entitled to vote at cleo
tons OF Delegates to the General Assembly
shall be entitled to vote with reference to the
question OF a Convention to frame a new
Constitution and form of Government by ex-
pressing in writing, or in printed form, on
The ballot he may cast, the words 'For a
Convention" or the words, against Con
ventlon,' as the case may be; and in case
any blank ballots be cast at said election the
same shall not be counted
The Polls will be opened at 9 O'Clock, A.
NJ, and 6e cloeed al O'Clock, p. ~.
THOMAS L. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Saint Mary's County.
April %, lS5S-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20

We ofieG for sale on the above terms, a
low prices, the following articles, mostly o
our own manufacture. and which we vii
warrant to be of the best quality.
DOORS.
SASHES. (Glazed or not Glazed.)
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
NEHEL POSTS.
BALUSTERS.
MOULDINGS.
BRACKETS
HOT BED SASIES.
WOODEN MANITES.
SLATE MANTTES.
SLATE HEARTHS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WINDOU GLASS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS
W.TrER PIPE, Sc,
Hand Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers fo
Ceilings, Carved mouldings and Brackets
Pannel Ornaments. Sash Ireighis and Cord
Dressed Flooring. Bricks, Lime. Har, Plas
ter. Cement, Sc find a great variety o
architectural materials and ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in
the hest manner.
We are also sole agents IN Baltimore o.
the Vest CaSrleton Rail Road, and Slate
Company. and are selling at Manufacturer.
prices.
State Mantle pieces. in perfect limitation oi
the richest and most expensive Spanish mar
bles-and which are, for durability. strength
beauty, and cheapness, unsurpassed. They
are SO highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble, and are moi
injured bv smoke, coal gas. or acids. They
have six times the strength ni marble. and
their appearance is much superior. Ill per,
sons Interested in building, will do well to
make note Of this.
Ur are also agents for the best Sash. Door
and Bind Machinery, made in the country,
and are furnishing at manufacturers prices
ali machinery necessary Tor manufacturing
Doors, SaShes. Blinds .uouldings Sc, such
as.
SRUFACING MACHINES, MA
POWER and FOOT MORTlSING
CHIMES,
MOULDING MACHINES.
TENONlNG MACHINES.
PLANNING MACHINES.
BLIND MORTISING MACHINES, &c.
Ill OF which are warranted TO give salls-
facIlon
III communications will receive prompt
attention.
GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.
az ~. Pratt ST., Near Spears Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
March 18th, Is5S-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.

~ RS. JANE NJ HAMMETT. Char
VA loue Hall. is now fuI!v prepared 10 ac
conmodate students and others with 'oard.
and at reasonable rates Parents intending 10
send their sous to the academy at this place.
(and who may be disposed TO paIropize her,
arc respectfully informed that siric, attention
will be paid to the comfort and morals of their
chilircn.
Charlotte Hall, June 4, ls57-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

IN Circuit Court for Saint Mary's county,
L Sitting in Equity, April Is, 1853. Or
dered, That the sales reported by Geo. C..
Morgan, Trustee for The sale OF the Real Es-
tate vi w. w. Redmon. deceased, be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause to The contrary
thereof be shown or before the 25th day Of
June next. Provided. copy OF this of order
be inserted in the ST. Mary's Beacon, once q
week in each OF three successive weeks BE-
fore the 25Ih day OF May next.
Trustee reports the amount Of sales to bs
$500.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE,
Clark.
AnriI % I850
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nR J. p. COOKE. having located HIM
~ sell in the village OF ChaP'Ico, very re
specIluIly teuders hIs professional services 'G
the pubic generally. He can be found at all
times at his office IN J. II. Boswel's Hotel,
except when ahsent On professional buslDess
Apyl J. kela
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
J. E. Willett. NJ. D.. Prosector and Demon
stra.or and Anatomy.

The session Will commence on the 20,h OF
October and end in March following.
The Lectures will De delivered at the Col
lege building, No. 303 r street, during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening. This
time of occurring has been customary in the
College since ITS establishment. and is found
20 be advantage us for the student.
The object Oi the Medic II Faculty will be
TO instruct perfectly in the elements OF Med
ical Science in all its departments, with ITS
accessory branches of knowledge, nol only
10 qualify him TO eEier upon the practice OF
medicine, but TO give him an extensive foun-
dation, upon which he may, in alter life.
build up q thorough and liberal knowledge OF
his profession.
The extensive public libraries of the city
of Washington afford to the student opporiu-
mites which can be found IN but few cities ci
tine Union. for consulting. without cost. rare
and valuable works Of science and general
literature.
The subject Of Biennial courses OF Medical
instruction has been urged upon the attention
uf this and Of other Medical Schools " a
Committee of the American Medical A>so-
cialIon. The faculty feel the force OF the rea-
sons urged, and are disposed 10 be among the
foremost in the cause OF educational progress,
hut a, present they are compelled 10 conform
10 established customs. and TO give al each
session a course on every branch Of Medical
Science.
While doing so, however, il is their in;en-
ton TO make their course approximate to a
Biennial one. by giving particular attention
10 different subjects on alternate years; and
during the ensuing session. The following
among other topics, will receive from the IA
Guilty particularly full elucidation, viz =
Operative Surgery, Organic and Physiologi-
cal Chemistry, and vegetable Ma,eria Medica
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
Nlagnesia Lime.

The undersigned beg leave to inform the
Farmers Of ST. Mary's and Charles counties,
that they will deliver al accessible points on
any Of the rivers OF those counties, Agncul-
,uraI Lime (either with or without Magme.
sia) AT 9! cts per bushel. Drafts at 4 months
wmh interest added, will be taken. We re-
Ter TO the following letter OF the State Cnem.
i>t, and solicit orders from our friends in ST
Mary's and Charles coun'ies generally.
BRlSCOE, IIILLES S CO.,
Navre DE Grace, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

vUNHE undersigned wouId respectfully and
= earnestly ask all persons indebted 10 him
or to the firm OF Joseph Morgan s. Co. On
open account OF otherwise To come forwa ard
and settle their Indebtedness without further
delay. Should this notice be disregsrded, II
is his intention to place his accounts IN the
hands oi +. F. Spalding for collection, and
lie sincerely hopes that persons who owe
him will save him the unpleasant task ano
themselves the expense, Of collecting the
debts due him by resort 10 the law.
JOSEPH MORGAN,
Lsooard Fown.
!. Ap~;l iss> Te5-N
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A CARD
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNIo
te Hall, June 4, 1877.

TNHE undersigned takes occasion TO inform
u the numerous friends and patrons OF the
Union Hotel that, having been unable to obtain
his price for the properly according to his late
advertised intention 10 sell, he has concluded to
remain on hand, of old, for their accommoda-
ton, and that of the public generally.
He will continue the management of the house
uron the same liberal and accommodating prin-
ciples which. as he fa:iers himself have always
marked his career as host during fTseseRst twelve
years, and which, il is his pride TO believe, have
caused h,s establishment TO be distinguished as
s'the Peoples House" Grateful 10 his friends
for their favors in the past, he cheerfuly re-de-
votes himself 10 their service, and hopes TO re-
ceiye and merit their continued support.
JOSEPH MORGAN
Leonard Town, Jan. IA, lS58-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
Noble Young. NJ. D.. Professor Of Theory
and practice of Medicine (and President o
the Faculty.
]. NJ. Snyder, NJ. d.. Professor OF Obstrlric:
and th- Diseases of Women ana Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy
James +. Morgan, NJ. D., Professor oi Med
ical Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles Fl. Leib+rmann. VI. d.. Professor o
Surgery (and Trrasurer)
Benjamin r. CraIG. NJ. d., Professor o
Chemistry and Of Physiology
George c. Sh%ffer. NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medlca and Therapeutics.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20

THE CoRAL REEFS OF FLoRIDA.-At the las
meeting of the Boston Natural History Society
Professor AgassIZ gave an account Of his recent
visit 70 the reefs Of Florida, and his explanation;
Of c0rane grow:hs. He estimates the rate ot
coral growth to be only few inches in a cen
tury, tenth or a twelfth part less than has been
hitherto supposed: and, supposing the reef rises
from depth of twelve ftthoms, he would cacu.
late its age upon its arrival at the surface of the
water to be about twenty-five thousand years
and the total ege Of the four distinct concentric
reefs Of the southern extremity of the peninsula
to he hundred thousand years. Professor
William 3. Rogers SAID that the physical condi
tions could not have differed much IN that regOr
hundred thousand years ago from what they
now are, and consequently that such calcua-
ton could reasonably be made upon the data &c.
cumulated by Professor Agasslz. DR.. ID. F
Welnland called attention to fact observed by
him while in Hayti, which would seem to in
volve a more rapid growth of some kinds of cor
ais than is generally assumed. He there noticed
branches of n species of madrenore from three to
FIVE inches above the surface of the water, which
must have grown during the short winter of three
months when the water is high.-Bcs;cn 1rGreI
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
.N:iTYO.E4L FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE
incorporated by the State Of Maryland, 1919.
OFFICE, NO. l3 SOUTH STREET.

OFFICE, NO. l3 SOUTH STREET.
THE Company Insures every description oi
l. Property IN the City or Country, against
loss or damage by Fire.
The Directors meet daily, to determine applI.
cations for insurance.
J.B SElDENSTRICKER, President.
BOARD OF DIRECTo
Allen A. CHAPMAN, William Woodward
Henry NJ. Bash, George Bartlett,
William HeaId, Adam Denmead,
John w. Ross, Joseph w. Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas II. Sullivan,
Job Smith, George Small.
JOHN R. MAGRUDER, Jr., Sec'y
March l6, Ia55-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
PEREuMERY.

WE would inform the public that we have
Harrson's Pehumery and Fiavoring Es-
tracts that have ever bren offered 10 this
place.
GEO. A. sIMMS O. co.
April I. 1883.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
April %, 1858.
SPRING GOODS.

DLUE Plaid Domestic, Yellow Stripe,
- Denims, Heavy Osnaburgs and Spring Ca.
lico. Also, new lot Of Sugar and Molassea.
GilIing Twine and Rope, iusi received by
SPALDlNG & GREENWELL.
March II, 1855.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
NOTICE OF Dividend.

I'm application of Abel Sanner, adminisfra-
" tor OF William Benson, late Of Saint Ma
ry 5 Co., deceased, II is ordered by the Cour:
that the said administrator notify the creditors OF
the said deceased. to file their claims a.ains, the
SAID deceased liz the Register of Wills office on
or before Il e 18th day OF June next for dividend
and that this order be published in The ST. Ma.
ry's Beacon once week until the said 18th day
of June next. Test
J. T. NJ. RALEY,
Register of Wills,
OfSt. Msry's county, Md.
March 1s, l05s-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20

The ELEc rRIc TELEGRAPH TOO SLow.-A
NJ. Roggs. ~ En:,aI'd, has recently contrived
= v"rv ingenious notification of the eiectri"-i~.e-
g.aph apparatus, by means OF which, II the exc
ruiinn ~ Ih. r.sn proves practicable, as he i'm
agnes, thai enormous sheet, the London Time s
could he ;ranScribed IN ihe space nf sixty mn-
utes over "a single wire. The transmission "f
the ldid -, 'n ri purposes, instantaneous but
the pacing 0f the mes: age upnT the wires, letter
by letter, is limited by human capabilities. aud
as IS we'll known. * nn afrir Of time, even when
IN the hands Of the most experienced and skiIlfni
operator The rew plan is something as fol-
lows: Bands Of guIta rerchn, about SIX inches
broad and three lines thick, are perforated with
holes upon both sides, Et short but equal dIs-
tances aI.art, and arranged so as TO roll upon
wheels or drums. When a very long mes
sage is TO be transmitted, it is appOr:ioned among
several operators, each having his gutia percha
hand and box Of copper pins. These pms he
he sets un in the holes, one by one or two by two
with one or more intervening holes empty, IN
such manner that their relative POSITIONS, shall
indicate the letter 90 lie transmitted. In this
way II is claimed that all the desirable c0mbina-
;0ns for te!cgraphIc al hnbets can he readily ef-
fecied, and u conventional typography arranged,
IN which experienced operators may achieve n
great rapidity oe execution The bands are then
nlacpd in connection with the machine, and each
rolled OF in succession, NJ the most rapid rate,
by means Of steam. the points Of the pins, at the
moment of contact, transmitting 'he current
Tie labor Of composition is PLACED in the bands
Of the requisite number of !ersons, and each pOr-
ton can be almost instan'aneousIy forwarded +;
the wires, meantime being free for other cOmmun!
cations. m advantage which will he greatly ap-
precIared Ir the idea should be practically
achieved, the time occupied in the transmitting
several columns Of n newspaper would be min
utes instead Of hours.-BostOn Trareler.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
WHOLESALE S.aDDLERY, &c..

HERRIN NGS! RINGSs
40 BBls of New Family Herrings-
g For sale by
SPALDING O. GREENWELlS
) May 2Ist. t867
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
BLANKS FOR SALE.

w oi Magisrra,r>' blanks. Summons.
Fl. Fa's. before and ai'e' SupeIcedeas. Also.
Tax Bills, State and COuniy-which will bs
sold low.
MORGAN g. KING.
April Is. 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
"AVING TAKEN ROOM
Ia NO. l22 DUGAN'S WHARF,
Up stairs. for the purpose Of doing
General Commission Business.
oN MY OWN Accorxr.

or MT OWN ACCOUNT,
And having had an experience of six years. I
feel confident Of giving satisfaction 10 an who
may send Produce to my care. VIII give
personal attention to the inspection of Tobae-
CO and the measuring and weighing Of Grain
" Ill also purchase on commission all kinds
of Merchandise, Clover. Tmncthy, Flax and
other Seeds; Lime, Plaster. Bone Dust, De-
burg Guano. Ashes. and all Fertilizers so e..
senrial TO Farmers. would most respect
fully sohcit share of your patronage. rieds-
ing myself 10 do the bes, to promote the in.
Ierests Of the Farmers and Planters.
H. GOODRICH.
Co Also Agent for the sale OF Pure Bran
DIES. Wines. Gin. Jamaica Spirits, Old Rye
Whistles, &C.. of the best brands.
March 25, lS5s-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
FOR SALE.

A fast-salling SCHOONER, 50 tons, copper.
ell and copper fastened. Terms made easy, OF
real or personal property taken in exchange.
Apply to
J. FORREST.
Oakville P. o., Md.
Enh,,, 1890 ,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-20
BLAkISTONE'S
PAVILION FOR SALE.

an THURSDAY, the 2Oth of May cnsu-
" ing. l will offer at Public Sale my Pa
VILION and FARM attached, containing about
$50 acres. more or less, on the premises, to the
highest bidder. The Farm is situated on the
Potomac river, between Blakistones and
Shank's islands and in one of tie pleasantest
neighborhoods in Maryland. The oysters,
found almost at the door in its covcs and
streams, cannot be beaten in the world and its
advantages for fishing and cunning will vie
with any other location on the Potomac river
The improvements arc ample for farming or
carrying on the Pavilion as Watering Place
1t is known to be exceedingly free from dis
eases. At the same time and place, will sell
all of my PERSONAL. PROPERTY. Terms
of sale made known on the dav Of sale
GEORGE W. BLACKSTONE.
March Sth, 1858-td.