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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23

"Will saltpcter explode" and twill
Sorghum Juice make sugar" have long
been two great undecided questions.-
The first is so yet, but the last was parti-
ally settled by various experiments some
months ago, but not so Satisfactorily as
to leave no doubt whether sorghurs sugar
could be ProftaJiy manufactured. Sugar
can be male Of it, but will the result paw
the trouble and the outlaye In regard to
this point one ofour subscribers, Mr.. Chris
tophef Fraufz, of kosciusko county. has
ELECTED a fact or two worthy Of attention.
He has sent us a specimen Of his sorghum
sngar, w hich we fnd to be in no respect
inferior to..cane sugar, except that it IS S
hardly so dry. The granulaf;on is sii:-
tinet. and tho taste excellent. This sugar.
he says. he made With very little trouble,
from the juirc extracted from the louest
joints Of the stalk. Above that limit,
while Che juice would make excellent
syrup, it would not crystalize at all, nor
would mixture of the two crystalizc.-
May not this this fact be hint of the right
way to go to work to make sorghum SUI
gar profitably Is 1t not possible that the
saccharine matter is moro largely depos-
tied near the roots. leaving the sap THAI as
cends proportionally diluted and weak,
and thus great difference in the sugar pro-
ducing qualities Of the juice in different
portions Of the stalk created?-Lpd-
Jour. vssra adFmk 81 e IA ~s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23

The American Phreno.oyical journal,
8 Devoted ts Phrcno!ogy,a Physiology,
Mechanism, Education. Agriculture, the
Natural Sciences, and General Intelligence,
is profuscly 1llustratel with Ensraying<.
and published monthly at s a year. Ev-
cry Family, and especially all young men
aud women should have COPY. - ni,f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, Dec. Is, 1858.

REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
BY Parks from the Committee on Rights
and Privileges: Having considered the
House bill. No. 27. to amend the nstitu.
ton as to the qualifications of voters, re-
port that further legislation on that sub.
ject is unnecessary and inexpedicnt.
Gregory novel TO lay the report on thc
table, and refer the bill to the Committee
on the Judiciary, which did not prevail.
On motion Of Gregory, the bill was re-
ferred to select committee Of five.
Gregory, Blythe, Branham, Hamilton
of Boone, and Alellctt were appointed on
said committee
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Dobbins: That in view of the ne
cessity for Houses Of refuge, the Speaker
appoint a committee of one from each
Congressional District to inquire into the
propriety Of erecting such buildings not ex-
cecding three in number.
BY Mellett: Granting the nse of the
Hall to the State Teachers, Association
for the sessions Of their annual meeting.
On motion Of StaH6eld, the rules were
suspended, and House bill No. g. to pro
hbit shinplastcr banking, was referred to
ss'cct committee of FIVE. Stanfeld, Mel
let. Colgrove, Dobbins, and AIcrrifeld
were appointed said committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
HOUSE CT REPRESENTATIVES,
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.


BY Baird, from Committee on Judiciary:
That House bill No 81. to alter the law
for the publication of delinquent lists. be
indefinitely postponed. Concurred in.
BY Griffin. from same: That the House
bill No. 5s, to provide for the payment of
costs in civil cases, be indefinitely post
poned. Concurred in.
By Colgrove, from same: In accordance
with the resolution of the Houset to inquire
iato the propriety ofrepealing tic law requi /.
ing the County Treasurer to visit each town.
ship for the collection of taxes, report bill
to amend the Goth section of the valuation
and assessment law
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Branham: That the Doorlecper have
the skylight over the Clerks repaired SO as
to prevent its leaking.
BY Shull: That the General Assembly
will adjourn sine die on Wednesday, the
22d inst, in which they respectfully request
the concurrence of the Senate. Carried,
ayes 60; nays %. ~
t REVENUE BILL.
On motion of Hunter. the rules were sus.
pended end House bill 73 was read 4 seq
ond time, and on motion of Stanfield was
read third time under suspension of
the rules. and passed by vote of ayes,
nays none. as e.
RESOLUTIONS. ati q rt
by kcmpf: That the Committee on Coun-
ty and Township business inquire into the
expediency of erecting workhouses. in con-
nection with jails for the employment Of
prisoners.
ORDERS OF THE DAY-BILLs on THIRD READ
ING.
House bill to extend the terms of Cir
cult Courts, which was passed. Ayes 50,
nays 9.
BILLS ON SECOND READIN .aa 90.
Senate bill No. % on its second reading.
Davis novel the following amendment:
1t is hereby declared that an emergency
exists for the immediate taking effect Of this
act, and it shall take effect from and aftes
its passage. - =
Mr. Gorlon spoke at length on the Sem
atorlal bill, reviewing the custom and pre
ccdent OF previous elections, and the his
tory Of the pretended election of Bright
and Fitch. He quoted from Bright's own
published defence. a severe censurc upon
the principle by which he effected the de-
feat OF Joseph G. Marshall in le44-5.-
The reasoning of Toombs, aud Pugh, and
Reverdy johnson, was analysed and shown
to be inconclusive. steT 81. ~r'--
lie insisted that IL the arguments that q
majority OF the Legislature couId meet.
without previous action Of the two Houses os
the Legislature, then seventh y-sfx ,semLerss
OF the House, if Of one party, miela ness
and elect Senator. without the concurreae
Of the Senateortheir presence. If the eIec-
tion Of Bright and Fitcnwas legal in its rssu-
ner, then seventy six members Of the H-usa
could determine the time. place. and man
ner. OF electing Senator'S And the same
clause of the United States Constitution
on winch they relietlstc Justify the manner
Of this bogus Senatorial electioa. would
justify the House in defining the A;ne. snd
place. and manner. of clectng Rcprsscnts-
tives in Congress.
Several others addressed the HS6se. but
no sotc was taken before sdjousklssss.
- = c.i<x : s-~~s<[ x:r<E
u-s Advertise q. the "RErusl1cAx,:.
John Rull ..1s.n..Ln--n-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23

Devoted TO Physiology. Hydropathy and
the Laws Of Life and Health, with Engra-
wings illustrating the Human SySten-a
Guide to Health and Longevity Month
ly at 81 a year in advance. eine xila
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23

The Albany Ststesnxn. sljSding to =
candidate Cor affics;' who Was dsfssted in
that g; CIV -: = 'h.s be- I'D such A itching
Tor - sssS .sst his !!.!!s:aas coneledsd 10
scratch him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23

John Bull recently accomplished-s shs
.e'estiaI "a sai en-, what Common ~ Is would
"a q : On rr.na- shop-a grsat 'ibss o. Chi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23

Lose no opportunity Of doing good ac-
ton. time is short. H - ss:ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

[Compiled from the indianapolis Journal.l
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
The Baltimore Election.

Tn" late clectt"n in Baltimore passed. on
with the usual amount "f r;otin.. At noon
Col. \. i. Shut. the Independent candidate
Issued 4 card Withdrawing from the con
test; anil Mayor Swami, Ike American can
"'!at" had no opposition. There was quit.
n heavy rain DUNG the morning, but large
crowds gathered about the places for hold
ing the polls. Several persons were shot
and 4 number severely beaten, the oppoe!-
ton vote Icing almost entirely withdrawn.
AT the close Of tie polls, Swans maioriti"s
summed up as follows: First Ward, su2
second l.3S2; Third, 1915, FOURTH 2507;
Filth, SO; Sixth, 1889 Seventh, 1919
Eight tmajority for ShuttJ 800; Mint
G29; Tenth 7O5; Eleventh. col: Twclft!
1oG; Thirteenth, 69I Fourteenth, 1912
Filthtccnth, $50; Sixteenth, 1874; Seventeenth
1,I47; Eighteenth; 2,97G; Nnrteenth. 93l
Twentieth. 1.l51. The total vote cast for
Swami. 24OOs; for Shut, 1853, Swami
majority, 1919. q
In the first branch If the CITY Council.
the Americans elect 70 ne independents /
In the second brancl-Amcricans q. Indcpcn-
dents J. Vim. Cotton democrat formerly OF
this county, is one of tn. TWO democrats elect
ell t. the Csy Council.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
An Appeal to Young Men.

Tie Cincinnati Ep,uir..r rcn,a,k k with mu,h
l-ce, that it is incomprclcn,i!,l. that ,ingl,
.voung man" viii i!cn:,N himself with anv
Sbl III. evapescrnt and autj-,,a,ri,ric f,ct;nns
Vwhr.h, fro. time to time sn,in,e ~, AGAINST
I've Democracy. None Of them have any At
tributes or lrinriplc, celebrated 10 rl,.,>a or
captivatc the ncart Of youth, or to make GOOD
impressions upon its sober judgement. Young
men all love and reverence the union # these
States, and desire f. see i perp.,u,trl forever
The Democracy is IT," oniv rnion p,rlv
which cy;,,,-.np only ore Whose nrntu.Ir,
are sr,,.por;ol in all the S1,to. from MAN,. :,
California. The anrn~itInn ~ il !, rrinr;,,,I-
X sectional and confined +, ono nr,rtrr of
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
Saint Mary's Seminary.

The Trustees Of this Institution met. VS.
learn, at tn" Seminary ~ Monday last, an
determined, after consultation, To- reduce 'I.e
price Of board and Tuition in tie various
English branches to SO per sc~>ion,-$>5
WAS The price originally determined on. Tie
Institution is how thoroughly organized. the
trustees having, at their late meeting, filled
he vacancy in the list e teachers by the
scl'Ntion OF Hiss Preston. NJ accomplished lady
cf tic Methodist persuasion.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

The Shooting Match, noticed in the last
Beacon to take place at Chaptico on tn" lG'h
instant, came of according 10 appointment
Being smelling Of 4 novelty in orr County.
n large number assembled to witness tn" sport
Tho shooting commenced at IL O'Clock a. m.
AMI terminated at Q o'clnck p. m. in favor Of
Messrs. Wills < Co. Below We give state
mcnt Of the parties engaged number Of shots.
"nd result in each case. Tie distance was -
DDS and the birds hai to fall w!;lria 60 yls
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
Blakistone's Pavilion.

Hy reference to advertisement in another
column it will be seen, that Mr.. Marshall
will sell on Thursday tie 4,h OF November
next, the valuable furniture Of this establish
ment at public auction. II. requests us t,
return his sincere thanks 10 his st. Mary :,
friends for the liberal patronage lie has re-
ccivcd from them during tie pas; season, an,!
10 request all who may * indebted t. Lin 10
call and settle their accounts wi!h,I: further
nStice.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

Tw" Young Hrn shot ii ratuy"nt district
one day thiS week couIl" Of Ea-lcs-or'
eff which measured seven feet three inc!., ;
from lip to tip Of the wig. one q t"c
Easles was crippled, i nnw in Possession 4
n gentleman OF tina: d'>tric: and IN fair way
70 recover. The Eagles, Wien shot, were
after poultry.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

y Nrw Dtrr-Cr -! curuu.t.rs are said
g lie as 90 as cooked egg plants Here is
III" way To dn them w fl table usc:-"'IAkc
u lu!l grown cucumber. Ipc Lut st Il sold.
aId slice il thin-that j., lot over quarter Il
al inch thick-auA dip tie slices in Il flour
batter - Us t. coat th"Iu; try il very H"t lar!
aul p!cAty Of il, ut III a CREASED skillet and
clt them hot ard SEE if cucuu.l.rs AT, uot eat
able. Slices Of fat p.nk, treated in the same
way. are a good accompaniment Ia hvtn
cases the batter should be cooked Of IN even
light brown.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

WHAT Wines ARE MADE or.-iIiram
Cox. Esd. OF Cincinnati has made tie follow
ing startling statement: During the sum-
nlcr OF 1886 ! annalyZc,l \ lot Of liquors for
some conscientious gentlemen Of our own CITY.
WI" would Mt i.rmit me to- take samples To
my office, but insisted on my bringing nv
chemicals aud apparatus To their store. that
they might sce IT, operation. accordingly
repaired to their store, and analysed samples
II sixteen dlif"rent lots. Among them were
P"r: WING. Sherry wine and Madeira wine.
Inc distilled liquors were some pure and some
vile and Pcrnl"ious limitations. but tie wines
had ~: orc drop If the Juice Of the Crane +,
The basis # tie Port wine was diluted sui
phuri' acid. coiored with eller-bcrry mice
with alum sugar, and Neutral spirits. The
Dl,"-"i thc Sherry wine was 4 sort Of male
matt. SHIPhuric acld. from the bitter almond
"l. with i per ccutage of alcoholic shirts from
"'al!iy. The basis Of the Madeira was Dc
cotton If hops. with sulphuric acid. honey.
spirits from 11macia rum. &c Hhe same
week after ala;yZing the above and exhibiting
he quality and character of the liquors to the
l.: !r!ct,rs, sexton Of one Of our churches
Informed Inc he had purchased gallon Il tie
above Port wire, 10 he used in his church on
he next Sabbath for Sacl aIncntal purposes
And that for tbs mixture of srphuric acid
alum, and cllcr-berry juice he paid 1915 a
gallon"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
Tournament.

We are authorized 10 announce that there
will be- a Tournament at Leonard Town on
Thursday, the lth Of November n,At. Per
IONS from distance intending 10 ride W!
address. DR.. j. +. Morgan. L. {. Combs a,6
J. s. Downs. Leonard Town. Full rar;itu-
LTs given hereafter.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
Pigeon Shooting.

We have been requested to call meeting il,
Leonard Town or Thursday ncN: f2I day Of
tie races with view % get up another
shooting match. Persons, therefore, who aye
ambitious Of distinction in this way will
please take notice
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

MISUNDERSTANDING the month Of Sep
tembcr forty-tv" sailing vessels aud eight
steamers have arrived ri New Yulk. bringing
passengers II. III iIn.-n ports. Tie WA"!r
Number + passengers ".>-a.iciIS, 7,l"5; Gil
les. 90. In September, 1867. the arrivals
~crc-:,li:,i.N 1920; cl:!zcl!s. SCI. During
tie preset :u-.th. :" -" l2t! inclusive - y
CT vessels lave ar.;,,l. tr'r2ta- l"8 cabin.
a"d 2.C-2 sIt,lACc Ia~&-! Gers. Tie TIA. mum
ter "i arrivals. ;lAs la, til. year, Is !,ss Kan
hal the number during the corresponding ?o:i-
III 81 1854
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

CoCHsrL GENERAL TO C"NsrAHTI>orLE-
The hteHigcmcc,' Of this morning SAYS
I've are informed that III" Press lent has ap-
pointed d.. james Mcdowell, of Missouri
Consul General to C"t,rau;inollc. This wor-
lily gentleman is the Oldest son Of the late
Governor Mcdowell, Of Virginia, ali his ap-
ppiirtmcnt vii! d"nbtlr>> Ice agreeable to many.
iron: their appreciation Of the Lunerou eX-
rclencies Of his distinguished father
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
o Doubtful.

Each gentleman was enti,!~! to five shots
but, with tho exception. Of Mc-,,rs Wells ana
Turner, who fired five tunes each, only f;.r
shots were taken ly each If tic ether contr,r-
ants, the contest having been. given rp y. Nh
Turner and his party on Il" fru;h round
The day passed Of quito pleasantly. We learn.
every one present appearing krc:.Iy 10 cnjny
the sport.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
n O Il &c E.

AIRS. Lucletia Fo;i, has jus, received from
w Baltimore lot q NEW BONNETS 81
the io'cs; Il, is hC1 >:@ VIII - II ia Z o
a5.,. ra;.-s Sc >lIi continues 10 81! her Il.
sro,k Of MILLINERY aod FANCY
GOODS 1T COST.
Oct 2lsi, lS5S--U
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
ROAD NOTICE.

4 Ii persons Interested are herchy notified,
IA that tn. undersigned COMMISSIONERS aP-
pointed bY an order oi tie Circuit Court for
~. Mary's County 10 oprn public road from
the tool OF N"iIry. Hall HI running Though
the lands OF DR. JAMES Warning, Oscar Miles,
W N II. Thomas, aud Edmund J. PiGwdeR
10 public road near Mis-. e.. Burch's lead
ing 10 the public landing on The Wic1mico
River. will meet at the foo, Of Motley. Hall
Hill on Wednesday the ih!cd day Of N3vem-
mission.
corqmi,son is, usl this 9th day OF Sep
'cmbcr 1853.
J. r. MAGII.L. D.
BENNETT x. AHTTI.. FSOs.
Y. FERDINAND FLOYD.
S-p. Nhh Ielc-.td
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
A Wv touching incident Of A mother gr;cv.

A v.rv touching incident Of a mother gr;ev-
ing herself = death says the Phoenic R,l-rt-
O.. occurre! in This town rs. week. the par
t!e;.,ar> oi which are a. follows: Sor.c three
weeks since, son of Mr.. Timothy R"-i:c, An
Iri>Aman. residing ahou; one and half miles
cast of this village, on what is known as the
Big Bend Of Oneida River, WAS accidentally
drowned. Tie mother was nearly frantic wher
She !ouud her boy was dead, and could MT he
cons led. She was taken sick and gradually
failed until Friday, when Sine j,ined her chill;
in that word from whence 10 traveller re-
turns She leaves husband and number
IF small children. Inc ou!y Cause assignee
for her death Is grief
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
Elections.

The recent elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana have resulted disastriou>ly 70 the
Democrats.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

WHITE WHEAT--ASp REp.-ILe. Virginia
Herald says: I'VE made cnquirY6fa pract-
cal farmer as to his experience, 10 far as at
taclis were made on the two kinds of wheat
from mararH!ng insects generally, as well as
from blight. rust. &c. He informs us, that in
every cast" as far as he has observed, the
white wheat has Suilcrr,! 10 a far greater cX-
tent than the ri That he has lad both
kinds of wheat growing. side by slI", and
whilst the white has suffered severely from rust
and the re-: nt, been hut slightly injured
That rs relate, to lont Worm chuch bug. Dc.
he has Observed 4 tondncss for the white over
til" red. which hc attributes to the more tender
quantity - the stalk Of the former.
If white yh",: is 81 much more ll1h,e TO
:.;inry than red. n" fact is important and de-
Ilrnr.~ investigation as To its causes. W"
h,uc Tat such If those IS have noted any re-
suits. bearing on this subject viii give the
public the bct".it Of their or>ervat!on.'
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
pTBLI SALE.

7 will otf"r AT pubic >al.'. 4, the place where
! row reside, on MONDAY, the lat dav
OF November next, II fair, II not ~" nryt tar
day thereafter, all Of my persona! property
(~Xc~pi negroes r"nsi>,ing 81 Gas DOUBLE:
CARRIAGE, nearly new. un" WHEAT
TilRESFiER, HORSES. CATTLE.
SHEEP, HOGS, FARMING UTENSllS.
Sc.
Terms made known on the dav Of sale.
and sale 20 commence at = O'Clock. a III
&C.. SPALDl\G.
October | ith 1853 is
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

: The politicians have thrown NE over
boari,' SAID 4 disappointed politician, but |
have strength enough TO swim TO the other
siGo'
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

CoST or ESDLIsr ELEcTIoHs.-The cost I:
Sir Edward Buiwcr T.yttrn OF hi, last election
f5r Iier,ir,!>hye, England followed mm".i-
"tyty upon lis appointment t. the offc" Of
>,ercttrv Of stat" for til" Colonies, was no les,
than .l147 Is. 3D. The election was un-
..:r">tc,?: OILY eight DAYS interviewed between
the i>,u" II II" Speakers warrant and til,
'r ut election, t!,"rr was no polling: 'hc nom
H.a:i.n t,.nh place in field in the yi..u!;y "
Hereford. in the open air. and the candidate
addressed the constituency from a wagon
thus G,.-r.l>:ng with the hus,IaGS; and Yet
l">li,. circumstances - favorable to an mex
ryt.>ivc return, tnj~ purely formal proceeding
consequent upon lis accepting an office under
the Crown, subjected him to an outlay of near.
y El5U 4 day Tor each of the eight days, {
Sunday in.ut"! e.. ,..ariy fourth Of his AZ.
.ual >;:Itry .. $1,000 As Cp9nia Minister
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given tina; tine subscriber
" has "b;alnel from The Orphans Court of
ST. Ncr.'s county, n Maryland, letters ics,a-
:nen;Hry, ". a. GA he lcrsona estate - jobs,
+ lIard'r-. late n sal! county, deceased. An
persons @pv!n.r r'ninls a ,lns. the sad deceased
arr her".v wa:nci 10 exhibit th- same. with the
proper vouchers thereof, Ia the subscriber, IN r
before the Is; Gsv 81 April, 1859, Otherwise
they may re eNc.'.Iel uy law fr"r. all benefit Of
the said estate. tIryrn unier nay hand tals 18th
lay of September. 1854.
FRANCES 81. Z. HARDING,
Exec Itr:x.
OF. 9I~; lS5S-4w
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

4 LAWYERS SToRY-T,m strikes Dick
over IL" shoulders with rattan as big as Your
little hagcr. y lawyer in his Indictment
would til Won the story as luIlows:-"A And
HAT whereas tie said Thomas. at the said
place. On ne wear and day aforesaid, in ard
upon til, hJiv of the SAIL Richard, against
the people Of the State Of Pennsylvania. and
thar h7ni'Y did make most violent assault
and inflicted l Great many and divers blows.
kicks. cuiI>. thump>. humps, Commissions, CASH
q. hurts. wounds. damages and injuries in
AMI unon tie head. neck. breast stomach hips.
knees. Sims and heels II said Richard, with d.
verS sticks canes. poles, i,gs Of wood, stones,
d:-gor>. d:rhS. swords pistols. cutlassc>, brd-
Ceol>, b,unlcrhusses, and boarding pixies, then
ard there he'll in the hands. fists. claws, ant
clutches Of lin. the said Thomas"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-21

WIsAN>' SrEAM>n,P.-Th" Baltimore SIM
describes :Ac irapcllins machinery as fol-
las:
"T,l:r l.'1in flat RIM of your finger AMI
IN il -. :, t." H.. l,lo Of a cigar, uprn which
j; is /, rev Ike freely ~ a power applied IL
i T.. wuj.A in e." vessel consists Of four steam
"u-ine% placed atu;d,hip> Nov i" the ri.s
attach. At equal distances all around it. tlarI-
crs 1T i: an ang'c adapted II at upon tie
water as prorc!icrS. striking the water Ivy the
swift and powerful revolution Of the wheel
around the body Of the vessel. The wheel
is covered al around by belt Of iron L,oa |
.'n-1-h - r,.t! 50 tie vince, and extend s.an"
four fit "r g.! il : l. h"y"n! it; tbs lett is
%uprrrtc,l ~ plate, IF ron. sta'ji.,: "d"cwi."
from the >,'ri:"e Il the vessel, u which t,ry
ar" iivttcl. These plates OF iron divide the
space unlcr the belt on each side q lie WHEEL
INTO compartments. above the water line. are
again closed ut III" side next the wheel, shut
ting it entirely from view. Below the water
line they are of course open t. admit tx" free
action Of T." wheel upon the water
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

bNLNLSIRiTOK'S SIZE
DY yit'ue ~ authority from the Orphans
- Cou5t ot SAINT MARY, County. The un-
drrsgned, as administrator of .. T. Evans,
late Of sad county deceased, wII sell a, Pub.
lie auctC7 on
THtESDAY, the lth # -No-eoJyer ntr',
at the GREAT MILLS, Factory district,
negro woman MATILDA and TWO children
TERMs.-A credit OF SIX months the pur
chaser 10 give note. wr'h security "a re ap-
prov-d h; The a1mni,;Ta,rr and barring Ia
i.Ees; t-u.zl tn day ct salr.
JAMES y. EVANS.
Administrator.
Oc;oter 2!>, ie5G--td.
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ST. MARY'S DEACO y
LEONARD TOWN. MD.
Shooting Match at Chaptico.

THURSDAY MoRN'G, OCT. 81. 1853
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE 5 hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Or;,hans' Court Of
ST. Narv's county. in Mary aGd. letters Of adj
ministraiion on the personal estate of Philip II.
Burroughs, late Of sud couaIy deceased. All
persons having claims araIns the sIId deceased,
are hereby warmed to exhlDll the same, with ths
proper vouches thereof, Ia the SUBSCRIBE. on or
h.'oce the Is, dav of May, 1859, otherwise they
rpav I've excluded by law from all benefit of the
sad estate. Given under my hand thIs 2lst day
OF October, 1858.
J. \. JAR8OE,
Administrator.
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