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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
"LUDGATE E."
ONE Ci.oP or TOBACCO.
LITE SIiERiFF,s s.aLE.

pY virtue ol two wrils of Veuditioni Ex-
~ poDas, ISSUED cut of ,he Circuit Cour, Of
ST. Mary'S county, State oil Maryland. one 1t
the sui, oi John Grernwell. of Phh., use OF
William A L.oker and B. Fl. 'Abell. use Of
francis N+aie, against the goods and chat
tels, lands and teneaiesiis Ut Geer:e w. Biak-
is;one; one nj the suit Of Wi:ism Mating
ley. OF VIM, against the goods and chaltels,
lands and tpnetnsnis Of George w. Blakis.
tone and John +. Dent, and TO me diyecssS:,
have seized aud laken in execution, all the
right, title. interest, property. ciaitn and de-
mand. at law and ia equity, of the said Gev.
w. BlakistOa 9. ~ and ~ lhe following pro-
perry. 20 wit One Crop Of TobaccO. also.
all the right, title, interest. &C., Of GeoEre
w. BiakissOns and JOHN r. Dent, in and 10
the following properly, Cd W.T.: One tr2el us
parcel OF land, called 1%
rrsss ss-na Dc X HEARTS,
or oy whatever name the same may be called
or known. Containing l95 acres, more or lssa.
and on. crop oil TUhacco.. ,a
And ] Hereby give noiire thar on Saturday.
Ihe. 10Th Gay oi Maseh neat. &C the Conr.-
House. Leonard Town. between she hours OF
l o'cioek. .. M and { p. Ins. win sell ths
above described properly, 80 scized and taken
"a execution, 70 the highesi bidder Tor cash.
Mp. BLAklSTONE.
..,..is. late Sheriff.
Feb s25. le5S---ta. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
Tobacco Inananknra


1hs Planters Advocate, in noticing the State
appointments Of Gov. Hicks and the omission
By his Excellency 70 recognise Prince Georges,
Anne Arunds and St. Mary's, three of the
largest tobacso producing counties ia the State,
IN his appointments Of tobacco inspectors. asks
''why 10 lhiss To j. not msnifes,lv. and nal
pably unjustl Wha, considerations Of da,v.
what proper motives could have brough, abon,
this state Of facts we are at 1oss 10 imae,ne =
u 20 fair presumpiIOn thai is men. or the r,yht
stripe, could easily efound in those counties. in
which almost every man - sonyersant with the
euIeure ana pFepaFaticn foF market Of Marvland's
great staple; and lhe prssumpsiou that il would
he eeezssponaingay dafEsalt 20 6nd &c men of the
nghs stripe, IN those counties in which li,.le "a.
sneso - grove and with the culture and prenar.
afloH Tor maFkes Of which few men are nuf6cient-
VI acquainted, equally faif. Prince Ceorgeta
County, the lAFgess producer cf Tobacco in she
S03ees has no Inspector of lobaeco. While C.rroll
County produslng none q alI hes an Irsnector.
Anne Arundel assd St. MaFy's Consties are r,er.
g RFanee GssEge sin the pguaaes ofsohaceo. sna
veeeY too have been foFgosen IN she aixtrihutsou
- ahesPoais. The kHow-Noshsng party IN theue
eennslea acqhsless presented nunahers az feoOaoe-
sss. nsa' q the 'simos pure polisasal srskO-
'.Ws can osIy aesous. for mi. by ! I ,.;.,...:
" the returns & :he State eleetica lsss fa This
sserse of the State Exsentrve SAYS plainIv to
Innes GsoEseiss Anae 4runiel and 81. afnrx :.
sssled snd - wsnia not anaaar.s .ss'i
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

most q tiae bsnIsr sIave States are zgitzsipg
the san,s question. The siss of tias Maryland
petition i comprised in what fol-; sasss
...T;.s ultimate destiny Of oss - nesrosa II
dis STATS. semanda candor end EAhknesa = the
kandn 0f s4r Leaslzlure. For We nj kAA#s IN
60 y e. thesf esay hsFs y vesy presAs'sszs.
- Dc 50 tennposikrnk reiseg of our IeEz 10
rsisse -. p.-y 4 va f6..osa5is Body Cor
fhe pnssaes Ola lkw emlsfneinx ninl dispcsing Of
saf fses aegseeB andsf four cardinal bssAdss As
1. An nezrnrs ana msslsttos sci free since The
passage Of the law Of 1891, chap. 3l4, 20 be
hired out bY The year for tw0 years, with ihe
privilege Of choosing their master ara gong into
slavery within the time; and oil who refuse 20
lsase ihe State or 90 into slavery, % he4sOld al
the end Of said two years, slaves for life.
%. AL negroes and mstlaiiaa field far aterm Of
service less thnn slaves for life. TO elect within
one year after their term IL cut, either 20 20 istc
slavery or leave the State, esse be sold slaves for
life as above.
3. Any free negro or mulatio convicted ofany
gcse ieaa than CAPITAL to be sold slave for life.
&. All other free negroes aud mulattos not en-
braeed IN the above three heads, To be hired oat
by the year for i've years, with the privilege OF
choosing theIr masters and going into slavery IN
that time. or leaving the State; on refusing to do
eltker, to be sold slaves for life: their children,
under fourteen, TO lie subject to the action Of pa
rents; over fourteen 10 be bound till twenty-ons
years old, then subject to the second division.
eEsisslenr Ice. pray your Honorable Body for an
10 our slaEe and free negro pciEdis@Rl reference
that slaves may become evidence against Aboli-
tiOnis.s. We also pray for the passage Of a law
forbidding The nlanumission Of any slave within
the State, by deed, will or Otherwise.
We know our legislature has passed many
lsws on these snbjests, but they all Cali below a
remedy. We believe these senaedsss viii preye
efIecsua, and that nOshing short Of them win be
Of any avail.
Your psiitioners, as in duty bound. win ever
pray, &c.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

THURSDAY MoRNu. MARCH :. lsss-


>>>---~~~----~---.--fs., .s-s-.-.- -.
Coz lzss
HOnscrpE.-A Nw Dr. siHks txn a-g-o
men gOs into . adia'ealsjk Chabticp atring
which ons C tAeut rereissI = - va..h se-
salsed in his sieath s.ortly after. 4k< ether
was arrested. and is now IN tie eusto'iy Cf the
Sheriff. Both ssese slaves. The negtS who
Indicted the wound tsicpsa to Dr. Co5k and
Ae deceased was nwned kyA Mr. Rosey Of
ths same ee;ghborhoOd.
AccTDgxr. On Saturday morning last while
Q dansh.sr ef Tr.: Stone, nf this village, was
Attempting 10 sat herself on horse, prepara-
saoEy q taking . ride, the animal reared back
and fell. catching hsr under hirn. No limbs
were broken, but il Is feared that the young
lady s>.y have sustained sOme internal injury.
Is A LucKY EscARk.-The uneat-hOuse, ad-
iaining the Store and Dwelling Of d. r Nor
- ~ith 3 z;s@ ;a:1 q n which FIRE had been
On Moaday lass. but, with the exception Of tie tie
meat. which saa partially Destroyed, no dam
aass wss sustained, the Gre having been dis
spssred 10 time to prevent further mischief.
WnEnE AnE THE orzrcrns2-on Sunday
Iass. nsar Callisoe's Mill, in the Factory Dis
s7Ssiet, negro man. tho property Of Mrs. Wood
ward, Of baltimore, was severely cut on the
head BY free negro woman during q negro
Sight at Q grOg-shop kept ut that place. he
Rro fights are very common, We learn, at this
place on Sunday afternoons, and the property
ewness Of the neighbosiioOd have determined
% invoke the action of the Grand Jury during
Che coming March Court, to correct the evil.
& I0E.-ThOugh the recent freeze was of short
duration, we are gratifed 10 be able to state
that all Of our citizens who had icc-hcuses 10
OH, have succeeded in filling them.
PUBLEc DocCHEETs.-Our thanks are due
70 Hon. Thos. r.. Bowie. Hon. Oscar Miles,
George II. Morgan. DR.. r. Neale, DR.. J. s.
Lynch, J. b. Brooke and Ed. W. Belt, for pub
DC documents.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
NuILr Hosrrs,

ICOAAUEfCATED. =
Messrs. Editors,-As the subject of Grape
Culture seems to have become one Of great in
terest to many Of our Maryland planters,
take the liberty Of sending you the subjoined
extract from letter recently received from q
friend residing in Georgetown, DC. relative TO
q new, and said-to-bc, extraordinary variety Of
this delicious fruit. While upon the subecs of
the grape, it viii not trust be out of place %
inform you and the rest of mankind, that d
gentleman Of this county, Mr.. Francis j. Stone
than whom no one can be more eligibly situ-
ated for the purposel has now under cuitiva-
ton about two acres Of Catawba vines, obtain
ed about year since from al eminent wins
maker in Ohio. The vines were planted la
Spring, and were two-year old roots iii kAe
time, and grew OF finely from the starr, aiI3cf
as they were by very propitious scason, Il
careful and timely cultivation. i trlis< l<'
spluck" and energy of Mr. Stone will Ill. iii
their proper reward, and that his mo- S1S 4
gaine anticipations viii be more than re-;
already, have more than once dreauae8
calling at Bloonisborough on my homet4ssl3
tramp, after the fatigues Of pr0tYacted l4i6
after cred" and refreshing the inner man win
some Of the purest and best of Sparkling Ca
tawba." However, must bring this ''ruu cir
10 close, and let you have the extract.
Now, 40 you soEne time ago, described yurr-
sell as Grape mad, want 20 say something
more about ne Lincoln Grape, which mem
tionedin my last, and cannot better do SO
than by giving you an extract from letter 10
me nom the Editor Of the Republicans Banner !
ts.ast not! its . good democratic paperl with
whom have oesn corresponding about il"
'this grape, which many cuinpefsns indres
pronounce THE BEST 90 All GRArEs. for
either wine-makirg or for table use. was
bf01ght into notice by Doct. z. Butt. forrncr7r.
OF LincoltCA. N. C., who calisit san acciaan4z1
seeding or cross between the Cakawsa ard es
mon summer grape Il IS free from rsIss 8
msasarably free rom seed, and il f3avof d III
excels any grape ever sastal. I have 81
other grape Of HAIF SUCK vscoaous s.
and Lincoln gYape-vine in fun bearf6
most beautiful sight IN the fruit line kisaz
witnessed: the large clusters. neat{y
sorsn az 4 cross. lie IA aimost co1xs>&<
I yvas bofn On tlle Rolnnsac, axd IA +
rr,vfend r.os TO be competsnt I'd zli-|
enature. 4 am clearly Of opinion. tNsI
srIn sssre would a6 vel IN nlany pI4cs -
river 4 faucA M the sol On tie Fosez
similar y thai q Liheoiion, ul'srs - Ez'
10SII Z Hssia. spss,sine q ! lEieud csa !.
rR;I3S 4 prover id The grape. he So
- rfsssii,x ii Ilncoln Fastogy, sQfis
sis,I<s h,Indred vines, ard mt io4z
as6lz III thaE bis frss pIaptins - s Is
ktsA affll with fka1it
.s4kcses ! ks4pe - you nos What p e.'
shink q it and would'ns e b prsLty
toss 80 apfsA &c y0uf zAEEss 60 - Isssz.
| xfussxs.N t. - ogsseH Nis aszch exAI5es -
] fl<sa i =. s. ~ = saH Esse q IT, Izll-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
SCHOONER RJ.ECOAD.

- Tkis scHooNER i 81 50 % Ions,
AM 5years old. Fsesnsly zincsd, ard in
aM{8k eood osdeg- 40 sargs share Of the
g spafsoaass % ks SAINT Maryfs and
Saint Gs0rgs's riyess. L;lsses stsaas ffom urhsch,
with . good Captain. cam al 70 give q laEgs
FreAi.1 s5 sai Gs 90 zsgss - 4 lfls fr stEa
:. Tssss % ssax. "a sseals ssix, swssve and
eighsesn nsoptiss. che fasel,k - 70 give notss
wiIk approved security, bsanag inssrsss fsoin the
day ef sale.a gnnt~ 2 ~ = s.7s p iss.s ~
- rerssas wishing 90 exzsniss ths vessei
ean sss her, - ssy tms bsfsrs shs sais, N Saint
- y a MARy A. GUFTHER J.
20 ~ e W. = COLE, cs -5s-s'-s
ssso5tli Admss of Jahn lGuythcr. deceased
Masch d. lsss--ass1 s.Aasa1 a.saEra@ igsys'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
cOysTAnLE's SALE.

my virtue Of wit Of Fieri Fscias, issued
- by George ~. Alvey q Justice Of the
Peace of ahe State os MARYLAND. in and IoF
Sains Mary's e0uhty, as the slil oi ii. l.. Bur
roughs. against ahe g0ssls and chaiiels. lands
ansi easements y NoFfis "a. SDit, and 10 me
diferted, llsave seixed anl taken in execus
tion &c tIe szif. THE, lnsHsest, claim, proper
u and demand Whatsoever. ai law and iu
equssr. oF The said Morris N. Suit. ia and 20
ne N:hwing rropertv, 10 Wii: One black
horse, three head 81 cows, one yoke Of oxen,
one OK cart, one SOW. ssx shoais end one-third
Of ofone-haif OF ihetwo following tracts of lauds
one known by che Eas.se ol. -
"PRlCE's REST"
a'- and one by the name OF
BEST LAND"
Aud hereby give notice that on Thursday
the 25lh day of March lnexf, between iBs
hours Of 10 O'Clock. a. 10. aud 1 o'elack. p.
MAJ viii pneeeei 10 sell a public auctions st
the village or Charlotte Hall. the above de-
seribed properly, 50 spized and taken in exc
eution. 10 ,he highest bidder Tor cash.
B F4AI JOSEPH ID. EDWARDS.
"a 4Aa- ru.u ..a Constable.
Feb Is, ls5s-,s. .rry 10 ~ara
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

1 atm a =. ~
The Steamer Mary Wa,hington will re
suine he's fvute 70 the Paiuxenl River. com.
mencing "Wednesday Aloraing, Feb'y 2s,h,
1905, at 8 O'Clock, and every succeeding
"Wednesday during The SEASON, proceeding
as far up as HilPs Landing. ReiurniDg. w,il
leave Hili's Landing es~ry Friday Morning
Tor Esrnedicf; will leave B~Bedicf every sa-
| iurday Morning. Coz Baisisss.sr. eafsng sI
Plumb PUi1f going sssd retDrnfDg
n1- An freight fnnst Be preps'd, and Te-
ceived up 10 5 O'Clock on Tuesday Evening.
49,, M. L. WEEMS.
N. B.--Shippess Of Tobscce will please
mark j, before sendng 10 % the Landing, in
order 10 avoid all lnisIakes.
The Steamer Plaster viii Eesusne her rorse
10 the Paiuxent River. commanding Saturday
Morning. FEBRUARY "a, 1855, a 8 O'Clock.
and every succeeding Saturday during The
season, psoeeedlng IS az up as Hi.ps Land
ing, Reiurufae- iwEI leave Hill's Landing
every Tuesday MonIing ior Beneulet; win
leave Beaediei every "Wednesday Morning 1t
. iOicieck, ,s16s Daisinso1e. calIihs Dc Pluab
Point gvissg and rsiufningd sTIsM
o. An Fright must Be prepaid, and Fe-
ceiyed up 70 5 s'eloek % Friday Erening.
Feh. 1Ss 1859. 4, s~e ...... .,..-r
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
LATE sHEIssFFs SALE.

DY virtue Of one writ Of vcnditioni Expo
Ab nas issued out Of the Circuit Court Of So
Mary's county. State Of Maryland, at tie suit
aE Francis NesiT ami James III. Larkeit aeain
the goods and chattles, lands and tenenAentz 0
JaInes Z. Khgour, and to me directed, I havs
seized and taken in execution al the right, t.
tle, interest, property. claim aud demand what
socver at law and in equity of the said James
Y. Kilgour in and to the following property, Co.
wit: one tract or parcel of land called
GATE,"
ar ly whatsoever name the saine may Be callsd.
containing IS acres, more or lcss;
ONE CROP OF CoR,S AND
.-s-. ONE CitOP OF TOBACCO
i. And hereby give notice that on Saturday,
the 10th of March next b.tweea the hours 81
IL o'clock, q. m. and 1 p. M, will expose 10
public auction, at the Curt HDase door, Leon
ard Town, the above described property so
seized aud taken in execution u the highcss
bidder for cash.
-.s4- u. r. BIsAKISTONE.
Late Sheriff.
February 2Eth i8SS--ts
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

&& xH Ill <ssf WkrmoRoeeeseaL Dss-
Ia zes5< 1z4zk4 'hhs addrsssed q iettsr
S. s S <.< <szs<S "a <hs Navy IN regard 10 pEan
81 ii il 4 nra&alae shai disasters %. our
III NJ :l IL 4e3sszxrea Hnss frequent. Ae smys
s> IS F<.,f <szze nsl1zs. . III Holland, has n1ads
s. s@tal1 s;rs| sls.c.xsi4 fhieh can be spPlsed %
ErH{ fSiIna tlaims = kkve liseoxslred M
ss5<z1 xs;4sson befws>ft he Efss It, th4 Nine
& he sIs<rencs Of siazz ssane8.zs NtHxnetx pres
as ~ IL c4ksaia ssaiiona. Fys# shia ftistIeM ne
Nas been enabled 20 dellses1a ru3e4 BY ~hisH NJ Y
~ .sn0rnlng the maxl4k4sh f6fz4 Of - wfn1 slfs
ins< ne day may be predstsedsAn conss7ssnsy
oltward- bound vessels may know IN the naorna,ss
r. 4 would re safe put 10 sen at noon er IN ths
ssening This is done in Holland, and Prof:
Ballas says tia, during Eve years The force OF
the wlnd has in no instance exeesasd ths force
which hin rules indicated. - :
Dsss.rbsss y xcls ssn-4tn = | vita
reeen, instrnetion from Washington I'm zP0as>
matters throughout the country are loaking up
tae frauds which are every day eommitted 50
svcsd lsAsfi psssses. The extent Of these frauds
Vii. .bs les, anders,eod. saEa she .Bos,on Hsssldy
\ by enunaefating the contents OF ~ papers epen-
a nv the Posimaster ID Charaesfon, within three
davs III were written upon, contained dress
naftsrns, skeins Of siik each. q contaifed les-
sera, had pgeees Of black silks, 4 contained .
landscape drawing. . lesier and S2 bank hill
o child 3 apron. ! q roll Of nbbons lady 5
collar, and China baby. The amouni OF
postage pRid for these papers was but. swenty-
eight centa, while the amount which should hare
been paid fss iksn was s7.i5.
....s;.-.. !'.esseEr The spsin ssssa
tAepuuitcans sAysv tus ~coavtckton % u&eFensne
shaa Col. Woleosf sezlly expeaded bas d small
pars fshe money entrusted % hua by his Bos-
Ton empleyerss TO assist Congrsas in passing the
sanf, but kspt most Of IA for his personal pur-
posess and that il forms the sscirculaiing msdi-
am" Or Gardner. Waleoti & Go. . noss-shasing
and stock-brcking business. af Boston. He i
reported 20 have put so 900 capital into that
hrEas while. but year ego, he was clerk for
Francis Skinner q Co.
| PAasox BaewxLow.--The A Ia
interiain serious misgivings about the claims OF
the Abolitionists no place IN the Kinydoss ii
Heaven ssWhen &c, there as exvect 20
when die, says the reverend editor, ssif / find
a regular built Aboliiioaist there. shsll conclude
that he has praeiieed fraud upon the door-keen-
or for. IN my opinion, Kansas agitaior and
| freedom shrisksr has no more business I'M our
Fathsr's Kinglom than Commodore Pau,dine
hia N N'earagua when he captured the kllibas-
4; sers.s a..f- -.F- 1ET lII-f# '7'7-T
| The New oflesns Delta asserts thst thu Sou,h
| mas alrendy opened the African alaye-trate. and
that regular depot for Mississippi has been es.
tablsshed % Pearl river, where cargoes have nl.
ready bean received and sold. Ths vessel, Sea.
orally use the French aas, because British eru,.
ssrs will not trouble il. f.t
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
MARRIED.

On Wednesday. the gath ult., by Rev. Mr..
Shrevo, John i. Nuthali, Of this county. 70
M'ss ss'fah = Hicks. Of Baltimore city.
On the 18th ult.. BY the Rev. Wm. Evans
aIzs AiseFnan = hfaupin, Editor cf the Berkc.
ieF AzNfflean y Gazette, to Miss Amanda r.
&c of Saint Mary's county, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

Msssrs. EzIssorz. .<z 3 |a.
IN old and nsal M S..zea s6asnza
III, letter EsEksr - VI p *<sx;es w1z5 W
been elesatea Il r ffss2 S 5[1g
Paxnassns, - l1e 4s sssI8 n
which he enjusn6 sess
HOMO EST BEsTtA f<8#
reaal--aoMo So NoM6 4NsxE
age he wrote. n KH NISafeyeF
gested change u eossaIly just al.d a'>I
to the present tirnss and our people TIC
idea Of cruelty i fa<znled - 1e <1,zzz fz
the word ssbestua. surely sshom9 Il 1 x-|
pressiye. What boat i q rssiel ii F|'IA Ii
man? None In any d the nafisral h;zs1r; & s
have read. .Man's ii hunanil4 <o nsza max l
countless thousands mourn. Til;s A
seen, this have heard Of IN Srsosz
could I remedy it2 Nc. Whyg
was afraid. Afraid, YOU ask, 10 sll4 rs i #
know Is right? ] am---who j. nHiA
towards in something --ngne are CO.. II S.
The gallant mariner whose hear< s
trepidasion amidst the most terrisss Il3zH HIE
0Ss.r storms and the din az kisssng s}fzs ysI
ing over his frail sea-castlc, would q1zkA S
the thought Of riding pour Sc. Mary's coua-
~ nag, for fear that either il would rom off il
stumblean fall down. The bold and chiyalric
politician who, sooner than suffer defeat, woui8
meet his competitor In the field Of honcr wit
deadly weapons, or assault three pints Of whiz@
key at once, would quail to do kindness q
class incapable Of returning the kindness
fssE Rf sing SeIEs issssaffc BIZ biit p6lSs
towards Of us AL" Can believe that no politi-
clan in canvassing the county from the time Of
The pas age Of the. Acts Of Assembly relating to
apprentices, has ever seen any need of amenl-
nlcnt THAT apprentices are cruelty and in
humanity treated /? No, cannot. They have
seen it, but they dare not open their mouths
or they VIII lose the vote and influence cf the
master. Sorry for it. they say, but I can't
help lit Is none Of my business. If they
could get vote by it, il would become mat.
ter OF, . how mitch importance. EloaueRt
quasi-sermons and patriotic harrlngues would
flow like miniature cataracts. But, o mise
rahi!e dictu they are only poor-house wIile
or back children-FILII NULLlUs. They have
no vote to give-their opprcssors have. Ifeast
at the house Of political friend who has su-
apprentice, white girl, fila nullius, who has
been raised to be not an equal, even with tae
negro domestics Vi the family, save to sleep IN
the same bed and be associated interiors. No
pains or expense has been taken 10 educate 6F
to elevate her above the lowest character in
same and degradation. How can such culture
produce coinely tree ? have been uader the
impression that the law Of apprentices obliged
the masters Of white apprentices to educate to
u particular extent. Ii it is not the law, il
ought TO be, and presentsblc case, if neglect
ed.
Again. see likely mulatto girl, some ten
or twelve years Of age, with white cicatriccs
acrlsSs the face so thick as To render what was
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

NY virsus of authority from the Osphans'
- Court of Saint Mary's county, che under
signsd win seil st Puhlse Sale. Oh
: THURSDAY, the 18th Of March, instant,
beswsen fhs hears of3 and ;eiock, pm. as ihs
Court House door, Leonard Town, -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

~ Ia FEtz& - ~ seAS
I,l4 # S 6|<szrt company xas stsfiou-
Il. Eli z||s zEItsisls ii tiae school-building,
drawn, s., fr Cart. Craze. who gave his COM
r1ands ID yery soldicr>Ake manner. The ap-
penran<e III The o0Enpaly was very ereditsele.
Tie sEzl1lss&s firel and nzarchsa like real SOL
Ilierz- - have nevef zsea thsm better trained.
STATr APrRornfAr We see that the
xestry Of st. Anneis Church at Annapolis, has
asked the Legislature to appropriate money
towards rebuilding their church, recently des-
troyed BY, ere and one branch thereof has vot-
ed them 5000. It was not insured.
A petition has also been presented from citi-
zers vi Hartford county, for an appropriation
towards Rebuilding the Court House at Belair,
which, also was not insured.
The late Gov Seymour said thai MARYLAND
was the only place in the world whers public
buildings were left entirely 70 the care of Prov
idence, and there seems tD be niu:h truth in II.
Why should Sc. Annes Church have the benz
eiis OF . state appropriation sooner than q
church In Baltimore or Towsontown Because
Queen Anne should have seen proper 30 give il
IN endowment when it was built. and the bricks
were brought from England, does i; follow that
he State should rebuild it now They adopt
ed the new tangled notion Of using furnace 10
heat the church, why not have adopted the idea
uf ins,rring il also
Neither do we see why the State should as
sist to erect Court House at Belair. Hartford
County IS amply able 20 rebuild it, and would
never feel the expense. The money could be
borrowed, and repaid In instalnlents in a few
yeas. new Souft HOUSE there was much
ne usSi, aiu many express themselves that they
sre - 80 tlsIs sne oaa one = OUT OF Fas way
fo@ssHsoU" ddrocafe -
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IHk uovksSoas ArEoiSrzEsTs - = We
ie'ssn nom Annapolis tn tne 1oilsssns amen
ded ana corrected ilsf o. 4QxeFpor ktlcks ap-
po.ntments rxay be retz<<lea ~ eofFoe<
lnspsctor efene<aI ot Elo'lr 'oslsl G.lsi>-
Jain, pf Ealkhnute city.
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oi k5altlmorefcity. - 81 Is ~ |s
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Ilixpeszs.
OF Prime HIz* E 81 II |3|s y.
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been sens u tbs SelIale.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

The New ofiesns Delta asserts thst the South
mas alrsndy opened the African alave-traie, and
thas regular depot for Mississippi has been 60.
taoiished % Pearl river, whsre cargoes have al.
ready bssn received and sold. The vessels gen.
orally use the French dag. because British erui.
ssrs will no, trouble il. f..5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-15

QulkANlIrE " ArNs ISLAND, july 81. 1853.
Received board 81 II from ON board orig 3e e
"a ftty fcur) bnos sugar
162 cue hundred and my t~o) bcxes saysr,
csses aoc eA.e sessrs, sN OF wh ca sra 10 good
oraer PATRICK MEIAN.
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