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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

4 HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF sgd
NEY, AT THE CORNER OF HARVEY AND FED
ERAL STREETS.-By virtue of two trust deeds.
executed by Mr. james SempIe-the first to tbs I'M
dersigned, John Bagby, dated June, 1885,, and
dated 10th of March, 1887, both duly recorded in
Heurico County Court, we shall. in execution of
said trust deeds proceed to sell at anction on the
premises, on THURSDAY. 18th April, 1885 at ~
O'clock. NJ, Qf fair. If not the next fair day. the
real Estate conveyed by the said deeds consisting of
Lot No &c, in the plan of Sydney. having front on
the east line OF Harye street of S0 feet, and depth
on the south line of Federal street of 72 feet, and
having thereon q neat brick cottage residence, to-
geth.r with kitchen, stable, smOke-hOuse, &c. well
of inc water and parcel of fruit and shade trees.
The lot will be divided to suit purchasers,
TERMS -0nefourth cash; balance at 4, 3, and l2
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
JOHN BAGBY, r,,.,a.s
w GODDIN. Ai"a'oee'
EH-Sale conducted By GODDIN APPERsoS, Aucts.
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ADDITTOVAL-25 barrels He.

At FOR THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIA VIA NORFOLK The good schocn
er "ANNACuSTA,' Hckowan, master, having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged and going GU
board will have quick dispatch For balance of
cargo apply to W ID C0LQUlTT h 20.
n7-Rf
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LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.

q LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.
MIA Tis bad to leave your fathers Watch
kEss.=Ezss In store y0u know not we'll,
70 be repaired by perfect h0tch,
For its time will never tell;
Yet hard il il when told to 20
To men YOU never knew,
To some fine store, all outside show,
Instead of BARTHOLOMEW.
But if there was one gentle eye,
While ia that store, you'd grieve
To see him on that Watch to try,
You would scarcely once believe.
But in this city there are men
Who can repair your Watch all through,
And am one among those ten,
Aud my Eame's BAR-THo Lo-AEw.
W BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker, cor It'll and Main sts
Anh lnnOsiIR Ampricar Hntel
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CROCK OF CIGARS, CHEWING AND

- SMOKING TOBACCO. FIXTURES, 10, AT
AQOTIOf.-0n FRIDAY next. eth inst, ct 10
O'Clock. we will cell at the store Of H WAhmsnn
next door 10 the Broad Street Hotel the whole oil
bis stock Of Cigars. Chewing and Smoking Tobssco,
Snuffs Pipes, &c.
FIXTU Counters. Shelves. Show Casss.
Scales &c, &c. Terms cash.
ap6 E COOK n Aurka
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By Henry W. Quarles,
(No $50 Main street,

NOTICE.-LADIES AND GENTLE
~ MEMS AUCTION SALES THE MOTT ELH-
Dir. VIZ. II. ELLJrT having returned 10 thu civ,
will offer to the public one Of the richest and most
elegant assortments of JEWELRY which the ch-
zens Of Richmond have ever had the privilege Of In
specting. These goods will be offered this morning.
and will be open for inspection at any time during
the day and evening for enc week.
esq Auction sales for Ladies' every morning Ut u
O'clock, and for Hentlemer41every evening ct *
o'clock, commencing THIsyDAY. The public are
respectfully invited to call. ss tH
At No $50 Main street,
Ladies' sales at4 O'Clock. M. ~
Gentlemen's sales at IN o'clock, II. i,5.s e..,f i
These sales will not interfere with my morning
and evening sales, at No 2l7 Main street.
NH e HENRY QUARLHS, Auct.
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CPRlNG DRY GOODS.

hlANu I'M uOODO.
JOHNSTON 4 HARDWOOD,
(No II MAIN sTREET)
Have opened. and will sell low, the following
" French Lace MANTILLAs
SILK MANTILLAS
White and CoIored Stella sHAWLs
s srb i k Z guile
CHALLIE
ORGANIZE ""
CHALLlE DELAINEs
Ducal pLAIDS and STRIPES
GINGHAMS and LAWNS
BkiLLltNTs, plain and figured
Plain and figured MOUsLAINS
M ac1 lie and nd Swiss COLLARS
nh hS s 'Lo J6G fSsoN HARDWOOD.
CPRING GOODS.-I would respectfully
W inform my customers that. undaunted by the
late financial and commercial troubles, have been
laying In again for the approaching season, large
new. and elegant an assortment of
TRIMMINGS. FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
ally supplied with NEW GOODS, and while keeping
everything of the beet make and quality, can sf-
ford. by increased facilities in purchasing MY
GOODS, to sell on an equal footing with the best
houses in the country. s. HlRSH,
NH 2l-lm* a9 Broad street.
NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER 4 co.
~ are now receiving their spring supply of For.
eign and Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every va
retv of the newest and most desirable styles Of la
dies and gentlemen's wear. Also every variety CT
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers
Black and COloreA Flounced Silks and Robes
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black Broche Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
Plain, Cold and Black Berages
Plain, Cold and Black Challies
Black B0mbazines and Alpacas
AleXapder's Dark KidGioyes
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auct.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOK6.--On
- FRIDAY afternoon. the 9Th Inst. ct o'clock. I
VIII sell an extensive assortment Of niseellaneOW
BOOKS. comprising very choice ooIlecttou.
catalogues will b ready on Wedpesdsy pext.
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GALE OF ELEGANT ENGRAvINGS
~ On TUESDAY next. the 18th April. at II o'clk,
NJ, will offer at public auction. collection OF
be opened this week and will he ready for examina-
ton on the day previous to the sale. Ladies' and
gentlemen are invited to attend.
ap9 HENRY W. QUkRLES. Auct.
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1Thsf<IaI AIT
,ucx1cH eAI.lI0
FDzT
By Richard Gsnss I''

CL0THING, SHOES AND CAPs-AT
- AUCTION .0n IKIDAY, ssh M. i ,ey,crk.
sonabls CLOTHING. just recsIvsd ecnsstinx II .is;s
and aide stripe Cassimsrs PAnts. 1Wss& G4sS
French Caadmers &c; brown. mtxsd hu11nssS ccS5s.
Pants and Coats , pieces brown and kiack C5oSSsr
Gents Linen Pocket Hdkfs Shoes. Cob CO. -
and can BE- examined the dsy pfeylous 70 the 49,
Terms cash for Gil sume Of 80 and under, Over tks
amount. q days credit for approved neGote4lS -
per. fap7l OACTu0RM.
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TRUSTEES SALE or ONE MOIETy

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOIETY
l. OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOW BROAD
STREET HOTEL) PROPERTY. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON ADSTREET. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, executed by Isaac A
Goddin to the subscriber Is trustee. dated 10th Au
gust 1854 and recorded in the office Of the Clerk Of
Richmond Hastings Court, being thereto requested
by the beneficiary in id deed named, shall on the
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1858, at P. NJ. upon the
premises, sell the property thereby conveyed, TO
wit:
One'undivded moiety of lot 7s4 in the plan Of the
city OF Richmond situated the north side OF Broaf
street. at its intersection with 9th street fronting @
feet on Broad street, and running BACK the full
depth OF said lot No 7s4-being the same lot upon
which the Swan Tavern, now the Broad Street Ho-
tel is situated. Also. undivided moiety OF one
other lot parcel o: land, adjoining the above on
the west fronting 80 feet Broad street, and run.
ming back the full depth1the said piece Of ground
having thereon a large brick building. which has
been used stable for said tavern which said lot
OF land is part of lot No 7S9 in the plan OF said city
The highly valuable character of this property is
snch as to render unnecessary further description
thereof As the other moiety will be cold on the
same evening, by the Commissioner of the Circuit
Court in the case of Vaus han, SC Against Goddin,
an opportunity is offered to purchase the whole.
a
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WI ALLEN.

N ERCUANT TAILOR
If Has removed n kHsle Square No ltS ova,
--AA- Dudley Johnston. adjoining SNnxayi. rs
7s7rsH Gallery. whore he will be pleased ta see hi,
,fHt - NuA 'uN'ohtFS- apS-lws
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Ia N. STOCKSDALE.
MN FASHIoNARLE CL0THIER AND DEAL
Ef Err IN 6HNTLEMRN'S Di1Ah
-. FURNISHING GOODS
Black Doeskin and Fancy FIR. Cashmere Pants
Stk. satin, Cashmere and MarseiIles Vests
shirtS collars, Seeks. Gieves Ties. Hdkfs
SIX, Cashmere, Merino and Cotton Tndep Shirt.
and Drawers 0i H"l' "
Gents Spring over Sacks and Linen Du,tnrs
ana everything apnertainng to gentlemen's wear
: cali Is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere, as am determined to sel goods al Iovs
prices N. ST0CKSDALE
os u, Main street,
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.
SWORDS a THAw, IIB Broad ST.

T OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE
~ At the store No q Main street. you can fiud the
cheapest, handsonest Goods offered to the pub
lie:
Yard wide. fast color LAWNS, s cts and upwards
Berage De LANES plain and ig'd, I21a cents and
higher
Plain aud Striped BERA AGES, all coIors
GINGIiAMS at l2l7 cts, worth double the money
Lawn and Jaconet ROBES. side striped and foun-
ced, from 81. &c
Black and Cold SILKS, at a very low price
Stella SHAWLS and MANTILLAS from Si5A
and upwards
Silk PARAs0Ls. from 30 cents and upwards
Twisted Silk MITES, at &c, worth SOC
Irish LINENS aud TOWELS
Brown and Blesched COTTON
Anf@a great many more Goods, astonshingIy low
Cad soon. If you want 10 save money
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
NH 3l-lms No 9. Main st.
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CARRIAGE MANurACronru.

aET1, GEO. A. AlNsLIE--Wou,d
Ssxsssg-- resrectfnily invite the attention AZ M,
fashionable assortment Of CARR ACES. ntitlsSfrs
&C. This work IN manufactured In this cttv he ~. &C
r tent WORK men, and cut cs tha heat nata.i., ''s
csIl from those desttas 30 purchase il ryynuessss
Also--A secondhand six seat CARR AtiR an.
HARNksS. IN good order for sale low "i'
GEt A. AINsITR
Coach Maker 10Th stryes
- h-3m t.AtNsgo NJ = -,
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y FOR RAFFLE-At "OuR HOUSE,

N~FOR RAFFLE-At 'OUR HOUSE.,
&HT on 18th street, on Friday night next, at
O'clock ttcitj,olt fttiI,) handsome KUSSUTH colt
not quite two years old. Those who have taken
chances. we'll those who wish to get fine horse
at the hour named. The Colt can be seen by ap-
plying 10 the proprietor Of OUR HOUSE"
on
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81 000 CIGARS AT AUCTION
oo,OOO On WEDNESDAY next. the 4th
April, NJ IL O'clock A VI. will sell lot Of 50 90
Cigars of various brands The attention of dealers
is respectfully invited to the sale.
app HENRY W QUARLES. Auct.
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oMALL FARM ON THREE CHOP.

CMALL FARM ON Rec CHOP
~ PED ROAD, s MILES WEST OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE. AT AUCTt0N-Wiil be sold, on TT If
DAY, April 18TH 1855, upon the premises. common
cling at " O'Clock, NJ, the Farm situated on the
Three Chopped Road about miles from Richmond
adjoining the lands of Jesse & Jones' Miles Duyal
and Others and containing about Sh Acres recently
occupied by Mr. Charles Carter, having thereon
two comfortable Dwellings.
About 90 acres cleared, balance heavily wooded
with some fine timber. 1t will be divided into two
tracts of equal size, or sold together, as may be
agreed On at the hour of sale.
TKRAs--)ne- third cash; balance at one and two
years. for bonds, bearing interest, secured by q
GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
The above farm sold at auction, on the 9Th day
of October, 1857, and purchased by Dir Fleming
Ford. who having failed TO compy with the terms OF
sale il will now be sold at his risk and cost.
ap GODDjN hPPERSON, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. .REAL ESTATE ON HULL STREET, MAN.
CHESTEK.-By virtue Ect three several deeds of
trust from Elisha Bowen and wife, the first to C. T..
McRae trustee the second to Jno. Howard, trustee,
and the third 10 Andrew Johnston, trustee all duly
recndred i'll Chesterfield county Court. we snail IN
execution thereof proceed to sell at PU BLlC AUG
TON on the premises on MONDAY, the 18th day
of April at AZ O'Clock, p ~ if fair if not the next
fair day the Real Estate conveyed by the sad trust
deeds, consisting of Lot having front OF aooht
80 feet Hull street. running back l63 feet having
thereon two framed tenements, one OF ~hlch IS au
good, but the trustees will convey with the usual
special warranty. Thestaxes for 1853 to be paid by
the purchaser.
Terms reasonable, and made known at the hour
Of sale,
G. G. McRAE,
JNo. HOWARD, Trustees.
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Sale by GoDDIN & APPEKSoN. Aucts.
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TWO BRICK TENEMENTs ON BYRD.


TWO BRICK TENEMENTS ON BYRD.
BETWEEN llrH AND 18TH STREETS. AT
AUCTI0N.-Will be so d upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. the 18th inst. commencing ut o'clock.
two Brick Tenenents. on the north side Of Byrd ST.,
and between 18th and l2'h streets. The lots front
on Byrd street 20 feet each and run back ca feet.
The houses contain eightTOoms EACH and one now
renting at SIS per anDum to good tenants.
TERss-0ne third cash; the balance at and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added and Sc
cured by trust deeds. Taxes and insurance for 1853
70 a IS PAM 0' 'e jas as II. Taylor SON, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, N AND NEAR TO THE CITY OF
RICHMOND As Commissioners, appointed by the
Circuit Court Of the city II Richmond, by decree
made On the 18th day Of March 1855 10 the cases Of
vs., Wicker's admir- &C." we shall, on THURSDAY.
22d April, commencing at o clock NJ, proceed to
sell upon the premises. respectively. and In the fol-
lowing order the Real Estate of which Francis
Wicker died seized and possessed. tc wit
LIST, Eighteennneteenihs flsl9tbsl of a balfacre
Lot in Henrco county. with brisk house thereon,
being the residence of Francis WICKER at the time
Of his death
2. House and Lot on Ash street. fronting there
on - feet, and running back l32 feet.
3. Lot on Rockets and Film streets. about 70 feet
front, with fDnr wooden tenements thereon.
4. Lot near Taliaferros Mill.
8. Three Lots In Lewis plan.
g. A Lot fronting SIX feet on Poplar street, and
Plats and surveys of the property will lie prerar.
ed, and after few days may be seen at the ONCE oil
the anctioneers.
TERNs-O ne-fourth in ccsh; the balance in equal
nstalmnnts OF q and months respect veiy, froin
the day of sale for negotiable notes. with interest
added titles be retained until the whole purchas
money is paid, and conveyanees directed ny the
Court Taxes for hsS e. DC pala 6y ne PURCHASERS
JOHN o. STEGER,
JANIS NJ TArLoR Sow, Aucts. ap =
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MRS. DEMELMAN is now "a

" I 4 n Y
5s1| receiving her Spring Fashion BON-eSN
~ NETS, FLOW EkS, RIBBONS, HATS EEAS
md FLATS, selected with great care aud-s-r<<'-sS
taste. All GOODS will he sold at remarkably low
prices.
B0nnets BLEACHED and TRIMMED at the short
est notice.
Come aud see them. NH 25-Im*
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:. $500 anu WI
HAGAN'S ,IOUN ;s a.. -

&c ~. - "pftN is out a.
l4SS=sSSR@ OF the ring. The question will I~NN
g. asked whyf 1t written the Iahorer - -, 81
thy q his wages AMI why should man toll "a,
us'jahtl Ghankful for past favors and a oonsins,
anre Of good will. N'"''''
R5sr. Jsq,teT, and Se,tfr ne Now :"
HA0ANS JOHN ssiil retains Creek Nation ,s,.a
Al is laws and intel{hte RIGHTS for IL ts Wrtttcn
that sol prescTNstIon - the rrt law ct Nature -
Why should man despair. long rs there IL Nav,
- untuvi. tor he kn'weth not hts desiinyy Thers
hro. haNe C"nmcncsd my did business on ISL
row to slS horse CoacA-wll h3rc ont, sell. trado
and tsse Horses on livery will be ready to trad,
for anything, from 8 goose yoke up TO a hind on y
Rsroam. With ali his humhugs and Walker win ~,
military reqcTn, Is nothing 20 compare to ia
CANS JOHN career, which you will hear mora
hereafter JOHN HAGAN
Eo--tS N-nnA
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
1S JACOB RICE, OF the city Of Richmond, my
Agent to conduct the business In Drv Goods. Shoes
Boots, Cething &c and to sell and bny exclusively
for cash. 8 R0sENFELS.
NH 3a--lntH
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pfssorurrona -

dissolution oF Cf,.pAn rSws~
=. SHIT The HAIR DIR ResYNc ~ s : ~ = NJ
is sAlhsetsnMENf. heretofore scss,s snaNIeG
,s s n arm o. FsANCIs and JAMES aIIIaarrd sr
! have purchased all the right ara ,,,.
.nass H. y, ana viii HEREAFTER eopa,,et IN me
az, J nope 10 merit a oontinuansa ~ .sN.ended 10
w. s.easianoe 10 nay bnsinass and = eaae, "
sp l-~lw* gnpp,r ,,,,
sSoLuTloN.--T 90. partnership az
-, bYML ER Willis Is this siay d,ssa,,aff y, ~
mutual consent. kither partner n ar,hns,a,e1 ey
use The name Of the concern in iaada,;an to
March ,s,s NARY BOWLER.
'Ht undersigned will continue tnn w.
CRY Basness at the old stand of nav az,
keep well selected stock both suitab,s d. ina
snd Sa trade lie solicts cali from his rien5s
NH ie-ts ynttN ~ ,-,,
| iSSOLuTlON.--The copartnersb;n OF
MORTON. ARMsTRAD A ca. Ia fh,. Al ~, ~
sol,eo ey mutual consent. The senior narfnar ,sII
i,,1 ~ settle up the business of the concarn with
name OF the concern, in uidat.on alone "'0 '"e
JAS. NJ. ARMsTsAD','
v.. JOSEPH BLANTON
nachHond. January LIST, 1885, ia 2-dSswsm
NOPARTNERSHIP The subscribers
have this day formed copartnershin ma.
me style and firm Of JOSEPH Il JOHN M6RToN
~, tne pntpos OF conducting general Commission
BUSINESS ~ all Its branches SUCCESSORS tn M0P
TON. ARMsTsAD co, at their old stand and T m
pecttully kolicit consiguments rom thaIr frianys
'nd the public generally. ""'
Advances made on consiguments and Gina. r.
ntshed TO planters N'"o i"''
,...o; JOSEPH sE.H 7. MORTON.
JOHN b. MORTON
pt.A,, -, formerly of Maury Morton
"'o"inona. January LIST. lass ia 2-d1sw6m
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GLOVER sEED.-A frssh supply Ok
~ Clsysr sasd this dAy re.siysd ~ s,s~s37 IA
ant Cor osry and isiA -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. in pursuance
~ of the Act of Assembly. passed at the
January session, 1853, chapter 255, entitled
"An Act to provide lor the taken the sense
of the people upon the expectancy Of calling
a Convention TO frame a new Constitution
and form of Government for this State. and
Ia provide for the elec ton of Delegates 10 said
Convention" tha, an election will be held at
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 NEXT,
at which each person entitled to vote at cleo
lions 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 n
Convention" or the words. against a Con
rentioa," as the case may be and in case
any blank ballots be cast at said election the
sane shall not be counted
The Polls vii! be opened at 9 O'Clock, A.
NJ. and be cloeed a, 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Saint Mary's County.
April 22. lS5s-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

VlY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
~ for ST. Mary's county, setting as a Court
of Equity. the Subscriber, as Trustee, will
expose TO Public Sale, On
SATURDAY, the 18th Of May next,
at the Court House door in Leonard Town,
between the hours Of l2 and O'Clock, =.
NJ, all the interest Of George F. Raiey, in
and to a tract of land called
THE VINEYARD.
The land is suitable for the cultivation Of
the usual crops grown in this county, is
well wooded aud has on il some ordinary i'm
pvovements.
TERMS OF SALE, are that the purchase
money be paid in three equal insialments Of
six twelve and eighteen months. to be- sccur-
ed BY bonds with security TO be approved by
said Trustee.
BENZ. G. HARRIS.
Trustee.
April 22nd, lsjS-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
LAW.

MARYLAND, Set:
AVA AT a session Of the Genetal Assembly
oi Maryland begun and held at tlie city of An
Mapul S. on the first. W Wednpsday;ot January.
beng the sixth day OF the said mbnth. in tbe
year of our Lord one thousand eiiht hundred
and ftty-eisht, and endeI the tenth day oil
March. in the year aforesaid.
His Excellency,
THos. II. Hicks, Esquire. &c vernon:
Among others. the following Law was eE-
enacted, 10 wit Number 4 Il.
An Act to regulate the issuing Of licenses to
Ordinar, Keepers and Trades.
SECTION I. Be II enacted by the General
assembly cf Maryland. That on and after the
first day .! Nay next II shall not be lawful
for any person or persons. body or bodies
corporate, within tins Sra,e. other tl1an the
grower. maker or manufacturer OF the speci-
tic articles which shall be thert in exposed for
sale, except such maker or manufacturer as
hereinafter specified, TO barter, or open, set
up, keep or use any booth. stall, shop, office,
store. warehouse or other building, yard or
inciosure, vessel, or any other place, or part
of any house, building, or other place, for the
purpose of selling BY wholesale or retail, or
bartering any dry goods, groceries, imported
.
or medicine. paints, printed books, stationery,
saddlery, gold, silver or plated wares, Jew
elry, toys, wearing apparel, salted provisions,
gram, meat, -four. timber, tobacco. cotton.
leather, hides, lime, wrought or cast iron.
copper or tin, spiriluous or fermented liquor
Or any other kind OF goods, wares or mer-
chandise, foreign or domestic, without first
obtaining license, in the manner prescribed
by this act: PrOridsd, persons carrying on
the Shad and herring fisheries IN tins State.
tnay sell and dispose OF so much salt as NAV
he necessary to cure the fish purchased uf
them during the months of March, April and
May, and no longer, without liconse; AMI
provided, also, that no:hmg herein contained
shall be construed TO extend to the venders OF
beer or cider, who are the makers of such
beer or cider; provided, nevertheless, nothing
here contained shall be construed 10 exempt
the establishment Oi lager beer or the venders
thereof.
Sec. 2. .4Gd be Il enacted, That when anv
person or persons, body or bodies corporate,
shall desire or propose 10 sell or barter any
OF the articles, goods. wares or merchandise
enumerated or mentioned IN the first section
OF tbs act. except Spiriluous or iermented H.
quorS, It shall Oe the duty of such person or
perSohS, body or bodies corporate, 10 apply
90 the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF the county
Ia which the applicant .nay reside. or # the
applicant reside ip the city of Baltimore. then
to the Clerk OF the COun OF Commen Pleas of
Baltimore, for license th,reof, and upon
such application The said applicant shall stale
10 said clerk, on oath or affirmation 10 be hy
said clerk administered. or if the said sppli-
cant shall reside in any county of the State,
~ lhe SAID clerk ~ q Justice OF the peace ad-