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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
SOC. .AGEf1s WANTED!
HOMESTEAD FOR $40

S3iU-UUu worth OF Farms and Building
Lots in the Gold Region Of Culpcp-.
per county, Va, 10 be divided
amongst II. 800 subscribers
.ou the 1fH or DE
CEAiBER, 1857.
C INSCRIPTIONS oNI,YTEN DOLLARS
- down. or SIS, one half down, Tire rest on
delivery, ofthe deed Every subscriber will ge:
a Buldins. Lot or Farm, ranging in value finn
$40 TO 5s5,0G0. These Farms and Lets are sold
so cheap y induce settlements, sufficient num-
Der Being reserved, the increase IN the value of
which will compensate for the apparent low price
now asked. Upwards of ] 1850 lots are already
sold, and 4 company Of settlers, called ''Ths
Rappahannoek Pioneer Associations" is now
forming and will soon commence settlement
Ample security Will be given for the faithful per-
formahre Of contracts and promises. Nearly
IS 600 acres of land in different parts Of Virgin
Ia. now. at command and will be sold Tn settlers
at from 81 up to $500 per acre. URqaesiionGtie
titles eiR ia au cases be giren. WOodcuiters,
Coopsfs, Farmers, &C., are wanted, and 500
Agents to sbtain subscribers, to whom the mosl
librral Inducements will be gIven. Some Agents
write that they are making $500 per month
For full particulars, subscriptions, agencieA,
&C., Apply to
E. BAUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline county, Va.
August 20, 1857-f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
For fjt 1Jatnxfnt liiutr,
VIA PLUME PoTNT.


The Steamer Mary Washington will 70
sume her route To the Patuxent RlveP, cons-
mencing "Wednesday Mcrniag, Feb'y 2sIh,
1855, al o O'Clock. and every succeeding
Wednesday during the season. proceeding
as far up as Hill's Landing. Returning, vii
leave HilI's Landing every Friday Morning
Tor Brnedict; win leave Benediciev every Sc
turday Morning Ior Baltimore, calling Al
Plumb Point gong and returning.
Co All freight must be pre- paid, and re-
eeiVed up 70 O'Clock on Tuesday vening.
M. l.. WEt.AlS.
". B.-Shippers Of Tobacco win please
mark u before sendrng Il TO the Landing, in
order 10 avoid al mistakes.
The Steamer Planter will resume her route
60 the Paiuxenf River, commencing Saturday
Morning. February ~, 1858, nj 8 O'Clock,
and every succeeding Saturday during the
season, proceeding as FAR up as HhPs Land
ing. Returning, viii leave HIPS Tsanding
every Tuesday Morning for BeneuIct; viii
leave Benedici every "Wednesday Morning at
g O'Clock, fos Baltimore, calling at Plumb
Point going aud returning.
Co. All Freight must be- prepaid, and re-
eeived up % 5 O'cloek on Friday Evening.
~ THEO. WEEAiS.
Eco. Zoe fc7c. ...- y
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
EUTICE.

We, the undersigned, Of the late firm oil
Miles, KoberSon & Briscoe, will continue in
ine Commission business at the oiG stand
No. i4S Pratt street, under the style Of Rob
eFtson and BriscOe. Particular attention will
oe g'ven IN person TO the inspection Of To-
oaceo and the weighing OF Grain consigned
TO them. The business Of all persons will re-
eeiye prohpt and careful si.eniion. The
patronage OF the old 6rm is respectfully soil
cited, and all others who may iavor US with
their eOnsignments.
a III. II. ROBERTSON,
3. w. BRlSCOE.
Bali, Nd, Jan. [, lS5S-n.t 5t.l-t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

01iCE ~ hereby given. that The sub
~ scFlber has obtained from the OrpilsBs'
couu o. 81 Nary's county. I'm AEaryiani.
letters iesssmentary on the personal es-
tate Of Philip Turner. late Of said coun,y.
deceased. Al persons haping claims against
the sad deceased are hereby warned 20 exhi-
h'f the same with s'ie proper soschers thereof,
% iile subscriber on or bef.re the I'd or August,
ieS6, olarrwise they may beex,-iuded by law
ifs'ls III benefit Of The saiI estate, Gs<en
under my haad ihas Iiih day Of December,
1865. -
JOHN H. TURNER,
Executor.
Feb. II. TSSa i,777
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
LARGE DRY GOODS EsT.aBLIsHNE.ST
HAMILTON EASTER & co.
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
Mes. lse. eos aad sos Baltilnere st..
NEW MARBLE RuILnlNl

@NSW 11AADA~Es DOAA&OA1N0p
Nss. lse, eoa and EOS Baltimors st..
BALTlMoRK.
HAVE How IN store lmosilY of ihesr own
impoFtaiion) one Of the largest and mos,
complete stocks in the Unised States, en-
bracsng itA Use a Il .'sEse &
& SILKS and silk Goods Ofevery class. s1a
Dress Goods very large sock .yefi
/ lTish Linens. Linen Goods aud House
Keeping articles Of every description.
Mourning Goods. h.-z.....- .-l.
Cicaks. Manillas and Shawls.
Emhroideres, laces, hosiery, giOves,
Blankets, Qullss. Domestic Goods. and ev-
cry article geserally requised by Farmers and
Pianlcrs fOr servants use. p
O. Resail Rooms sn 6ss, floor---,he pr;;ce
affixed 20 each article. from which no dsvia-
lion le made.
sWholesals Roems % the eeeond end
hipd Goes. y ua.lg@esg- -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

I'M EARNESTLY request all persons indebted
u 10 me, 20 call and close their accounts
by draft OF cash on CT before the 18th Of
March, instant, az have immediate aud prcsx-
ing necessity fx money 20 pay my own lialil-
jtiss.' trust that no person vino owes me and
Who may read this notice viii disregard my re-
quest: -f.les
s.s,sst BE sessssr.s,-k. ssLUCRETIA FORD.
@f1a14 - f a8.E rgEs fsLscuagd TCwn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
7 Z n u 8 :.
FOR CoUsrYCLERKsHIP.

The friends of DANIEL T. MORGAN.
present him 10 the vosGs Of 81. Mar,'. eoun-
~ % a candidate fot Cisk Ut ;he CtTe.'1
Cours nj the eiectcn in 1863, and sosIeai 'or
his claims SispssssSnass csassieSassoa- =
h:sv. 36sA, 1851, sF
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

-, N oTIc
TIVE coPsrtnefship heretofore exist
~ ing under the style of Bean g. Dent.
Is this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons. indebted to them on store
account, are requested TO come forward
aud settle Immediately by cash. note or
draft. The business will be settled by
w B Bean. who will still continue mer-
chandizing. and most respectfully soli-
cits' a share of the pubic patronage.
w. B. BEAN,
-s.s J. Fl. DENT,
Clifton Factory, Oct. %, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
PRIVATE ENTanFAIs a1ESr.

az RS. JANE b. HAMME1rr; Char
W. lone titll, - now fiiIv pre;'ared 10 &C.
comm0dste sfHGcpis ana others sgih lsOsrd.
aud a,easonable rates. Parents n,-njipg 20
.sne der sons 10 the acad+my al ,a;s place.
(aad siio may be dsposed 10 paigcpiz@ her. }
aIc respectfully informed li.at s.ricl aisrn,ion
Ya be paid 10 the cosnicrt and morals of tier
Children.
Charlotte Hall. June 4, 1877.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
A. l.. REAL,
.rf A. L. BEAL,
LINE, .fE.aL, FLOUR IND FEED
.-. a STORE,

-,:t .r.. STORE,
No. 122 Dugan's Rharf, Baltimore.
TT EEPS constantly on hand all kind
EA Of Mil Feed, Guano. inc,
Hay, Bricks, Hair. Calcined Plaster,
Oats, Chop, Rye, sc. We have on hand
also a very large assortment Of Sa-S
Doors, Shutters, Frames, &c. All orders
for the purchase of Lumber will be at.
tended to with pro'nPtness, and satisfac-
lion be guaranteed.
The Co-par,nership heretofore exist
ing between A. L. Beal g. Son has been
dissolved by mutual consist.
Also for sale, good sound "A CCL-
LINGS at SIS per Thousand for cash OF
accepted dsafts--nurnber Of feet guar
antee,f.on all occasions.
Feb. 2eth. 185T-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
CIGAR MANUFacToRY.
DAVIS L. co. nay. es,ahl;.h.f
Z kans. 81. 4

a. them eisss ~ Leonard Tor ia for the DIR
pose Of C1uJing OF he Manuiscio of Ci-
sars. ~ orders II, their tn~, Wholesale or
retail. WI! tse file Wa, despa;cl. snd a, ths
!owcs' prsees. -li
Our cigars are made OF tA. very best r,a.
ieT,al. and OF imported Havana io6sceo.
They respectfully SOLICIT share Of puls;e
patronage.
Sept liik--u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

ny virtue ofa writ cfi Fieri Faeias, issued
by GeoFge N. Alvey, - stice Of the
Peace Of the StassrUI MaFys42d, in aud Ior
Saint MaEy's county, a the suia q II. L.. Bur.
Fooghs. against the goods and ehasteis, lands
and tenenlents Ol Norris No. SUIT, aud 10 me
directed. ] have seized and taken IN execu-
ton ~ the right. title, interest, claim, prOper-
~ aud demand whatsoever. &C law and In
equity; OF The said Norris M. Suit. in and 70
the following property, 10 wit: One black
horse, three head OF cows, one yoke Of oxen,
one or cart. one sow, sax shoals aud one-third
OF one-haf Of the two following tracts of land.
one known by the name OF
49,. "PRICE'S REST"
and one by the name of
BEST LAND"
And hereby give notice tina, on Thursday,
the 25ih day OF March next, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock. a. 10. and o'cIack. d.
IN, will proceed to sell at.publc auci,on. a,
the village Of Charlotte Han ,,the above de-
scrlbed properly, 50 seized afld taken in exc
eu,ion, 70 the highest bidder ior cash.
JOSEPH ID. EDWARDS,
.-. Constable.
Feb. 25, IS5S-is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

81 - sTkis SCHOONER 10 81 so-ss sons.
,e syeam old snsnsly xinesd. and in
AHA good order-isas q large share OF the
nPsirunags On %. Saint Mary > and
Saini GeoFses rivers, che trade from whaeh,
with good Captaia. eannos taii % give .aIsres
pre6s. ' sall t''i'i5s }1sFe
TgRMs % SALE.-A crean Of six, twelve and
ssgktsen months, the purchaser 10 give notes
1itA approVed sscarity. bearing interest from the
n> Psrsoas <i.Aiae q l.xs.uin. ths v....,
osa see hssss. any nns bsfsrs the sale, n ssiat
Gsorgs's river. al , ..s..J.i- -.
e. wsiT a1iw IL ~, ~, y lAAl-h
-a}e aHa s, =. ssSN1lc.rs1sg ee,Ivisss..
-esssa yf. {f fAA0InsE1 0f John GuythGR. deceased
March 4th, iS5s-tn.,. - -. :
- 80" 90 FOR &aLR.io' ssiila si'1hl
T WILL cell 1T pFivste' ssis. d dweIiing-
IL honsp, situated ID Leonard Town. adisir-
leg ths store oeeUpied by Geo. A. Slnlins .
'esz.sIlARk,,A sliIa rr.rr
Febil, tsec-st tol' W. sT17e1
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
NOTICE.

: A IL persons are hereby forbidden and warn
shorel from trespassing upon nv farm and the
So. Mary ef located ON the Patuxent Fiver in
or crossing il in snJbY entering upon the same
the pernissioa Of my Gseg whatever, Withhold
ridge, end Of this notice shocid &c Sno. Kart
shall eestainly enforee the lay withoa, Tsspett
20 persons.
RICHARD B. FITZGERALD.
Jan. 81, 1858 amos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM TT May CONCERN


II SEE 10 the difEerens newspapers Of the day.
Il shat an application 10 before the Leeiulature
-of Maryland for the passage 0f Dredge Law
for the benek Of the citizens Of Saint Mary's
county, giviag ils limits, tax on 4esse.s, &C. &c.
So FAR very good, but, in my Judgment, should
such a trafc become law, 70 would require
standing army 20 protect the interests o citizens
who may live near the waters 0f she Potomac or
ats tributaries, Immediately IN tie vieimlty where
the i'lll provides the work shAll be done. And
as derr daiionsare almost daily committed in NV
Creek DIETER known rs PSney Posat Creek }, and
being determined 90 seattle ths question Of right to
isssd creek, prepared as ] am IN challenge the
aitie ofethers. therefore cantion the Owners of
Slaves, Parents and Guardians Of Children, Cab-
4ains of Vessels and Free Negroes, that no one
will be permitted to take Oysters out Of Piney
Point Creek and self or barter the same under the
penalty Of the law, M am determined 70 bring
sall such 50 offending 10 justice.
w. w. DIX,
:. Piney Psint, MAFel 2ad, ls5S.
- w. A&s''s AO~O-- AM:. s.satt-.t
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
NOTICE. rO CREDIToRs.

~-~. sss.-< ~ . y OWE<DAAVNC.
- OfICE is heFeb. gwen, that the Sub
n scrshes hasa detained frou the 0rph-
ans. Court OF 81. MaFy's county, in Mary
land, letters t>ssalneniary on the personal
estate Of George Thomas, late Of said coun-
", deceased.' Al persons having claims
against the said deceased. are hereby warned
70 exhlhit the same, wIih the proper vouchers
thereof, 70 the subscribers Ga or before the
"a Of August. 1853. otherwise they may b.
excluded By law from all benefit ri the sard
estate Given under our hands this llth day
Of February, 1858.
NVM. III. THOMAS,
JAMES THOMAS,
- Executors.
Feh. n ISsaL
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
WHOLESALE SaDDLERY.E Ec..
No. 204 BALrlMoRE SraErr CORNER O.

SHARP,
"HERE viii be found one OF the mos,
w extensive manufactures of Saddlesy,
Harness and Collars, 70 be found in this Cisy,
which the subscribers offers to sell al Whole
sale and Retail on accommodating terms. and
viii pledge himself 20 duplicate anv bill made
IN the Eastern and Northern cities.
an examination OF his stock 10 solicited
from country merchants and Others.
ROBERT LAWSON.
f. Baltimore.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
a. e 'lllGDON,
CRPENTER & BUILDER.

Cnap1ico, Sf. Mary's County, BID.
ESPfsCFFULI.f Inicrms the eiiIzrns
& OF Charles and Sc. .Hary's Counties that
ar ts no" prepared 10 execute a.lwOEk inyhs
'ine "i business 10 worknah-Iike manner and
as cheap a they can gst done by othera--
ne Ga" Dc ssea Al Ghspiieo, CT any leaiars
sssssessed 10 hirn q: that plaea wilI rees;ya
F'o'alA saeatsa. 81
sepi. .. is6s-~ay.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

pY virtue Of aathaEsiy Epm the orphans'
- Court Of Saint May > eesm,y, the unler-
signed wiil-seli AZ Pnbisc Sale. On :
THURSDAY, the 18th Of March, instant,
hsswsea tSs hours Of and o'clock. pm. al The
C0Hst Hense door, Leonard Town, -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
81 BLAKIsToNE's ...
PAVILION FOR SALE.

- THURSDAY, the goth Of May cnsu-
" II ig, viii offer at Public Sale my PA
WHOM a'.d Farm attached, cs,, tanning about
80 acres, more or less. on the premises, to the
highest bidder. The Farm is situated on the
Tot mae river between Blal,istoRe's and
Silank's islands and in oEe Of the plcasantost
nci sI,lorho.aIs in Maryland. The oysters,
found almost at tie ,ioar in its covcs. and
streams, cannot be leatcn in the world, and its
advantages for fishing and ganning will vie
with any other location ON the Potomac river
Tie improvements are ample for farming or
carrying on tic Pavilion as Watering Place.
1t is XII mn to lie exceedingly free from dis
ease. A! the same time ard PLACE, will sell
all Of my PERSONAL PROPERTY. Terms
of sale made knowa "il tAe day Of sale
GEORGE w BLAEISTONE.
March Sth, lS5S--td:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
FOR SHERIFF.

J. THOMPSON YATES. grateful to hi'
Sc rssr;ssa aa ili il is she l srr rIas fsEal sl tw
SELF again as a candidate fer Sheriff IN 1913
snl respectfully soIici;s their sufrages.
Noy: ao. 1887.
!. M. fp..BLAKISTONE offers hnseii TO
4he yoteks ol7ssi.- .aary's county % canfi
SIaIr sh,r,fI ;--f;'0, and soiicis llie .JtFs
Of h,sl.sf fIus-asd The public.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN e.. B0WES. thankful for the lib
eral support be received at the late election,
again presents himself to the voters Of Leon
ard Town District as candidate for Road
Supervisor aud respectfully solicns the sup
port Of his friends and ieiiow-cIiZens of the
district,
Nov. 26, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
DECREE.

Joseph T. Ward and In Circuit Court
Catharine his WIFE, and ior 81, AIary's Co.,
others. siftng in Equity.
w. November Term,
A''*a T; ..'s,.. Ssas.sa and 1857.
"HE object OF this sun 10 10 procure de-
n cree sos certain real estate in the pro-
eeedings mentioned. ..-
The Bill states that James Johnson, late OF
81 Mary's County, died inteslate seized Of
the following tracts Of land. viz, WeEiham
and Support, containing 2i2 acres Brother
hood, containing l66 acres; Dover IN J.
keech's land. li5 acres; Hodges BaTrows,
1877 acres, all lying and being IN oi. Mary's.
County. That the said lands descended to
his heirs at-law, among whom is John JOHN
son, and that said John Johnson resides oUt
Of the State Of MARY land: II is iherenpon
sGjudged and order-L that the complainant
Sy causing copy oi this order to be inserted
ia the ST. Mary's Beacon once a week in
each of three successive months before the
third Monday Of March next, give notice TO
:he said absent detendent Of the direct and
subsian"e Of this Bill, and warn him to ap
pear IN CeHrt in person or by solicitor on or
before the third Monday Of March next, to
answer the premises aud shew cause, If anv
hs has, why decree ought not to pass as
prayed.
PETER w. GRAIN.
BY erdeF,
JAMES T. BLAxrsrsEE. Clerk.
Dee. IL, 1S57.-3mos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
. LATE SIIERITFS SALE.

LA IL oiiEkltFS SALE.
RY virtue of one writ of vcnditioni Expo
mas, ISSUED ont of the Crr,lit Court of ST.
Mary county, State Of Maryland, at the suit
of Francs Neal aud James III. Luckett against
the goods nod chattles, lands AMI tenements of
James l.. kngour, and to me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the right, Ii
tic, interest, PROPERTY, claim and demand what
soever at law and in equity of the said James
+. kiigour in and to the following property, to
wit: one tract or parcel Of lznd called
"LUDGA GATE,"
or by whatsoever naaEae the same may be called,
containing IS acres, more or lesS;
ONE CROP OF CORN AND
ONE CROP OF TOBACCO.
And ] hereby give notice that on Saturday,
the 10Th u March next, between the hcurs Of
Ii O'Clock. o. m. -ad p. M, / will expose 81
puCIs a'lct'on' at the S'sprt House door, Leon
ard Town, the above des>-ilcd uronertv M
seized and taken in execuiiUn4 q, tbs b;shcxt
bidder for cash.
.4 II. p. BLAKISTUNE.
Late Shefd.
February 25th, ls5S-ts. -,..
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
Ready-NIade Clothing.
M.yts Haasl C0aas.

,.eL.,. an extensive V assortment Of COa,r, Pants
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
NOTICE.

4 HEREBY notify ali persons Who may here.
l. after ship gFaIn, tobacco, or any other pro-
.iuce, on Eeard The seheoner LAURA FRAN
CHS, owned by me (Gea. II. Cullison Captain
that will not be reapOpsible for any thing sNld
George III. Callisoa nay take on beard Of said
schooner. nor do I held myself in any manner
responsible fS. any aci ~ deed done hv hns.
$50 g,f JOSEPH RlCEARDSON.
March IIth, TeSs-i4
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
RR THE KfIR.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Philocorne and Bear Potnetnrn, Esar's Oil
Macassar Oil, aRd ColaEabian Hair Dye.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

-.rS..su. FIetsa ElSH!m
k!ME ALE-W1YRs ss s.,s ,k.r..-.
.s.... ,,.,. - :. gEes =. aiA6Ms . 80
AsaFea lith, Aeke--se. fsTT r.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

FEB. n. 1888,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
RUGS, MEDICINES s NOTION 8
BOOTS AND SHOES
G. Bs q e. 4; REES.
HOSIERY AMI, s;ICvCs

me assortment Of Mermo and Cotton Ho.n
a.d an! half Hose, Gents and LADIES' Ria Gloves
ouk C"''on and Thread do, Berlin lined Gloves
a'a a oa"nuets, Buck. rldir.. do, Silk lined do.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-06
KANSAS INrELl.lGENcER.

We obtain The annexed intelligence from
published letters, dated al Lea,enwurth on
the 18th instant and al Lawrence on the 18th /:
The Legislature adjourned at late hour
in the night of the 18th. The following bills
were passed:
A bill submitting the Lecompton constitu.
iion on the 18th u January.
A bill for the organization Of the Kansas
Territorial militia.
A bill Tor tile punishment 81 fraudulent
voting and Tor The protection Of the ballot.
box.
The Rebellion Ae', under which so many
we're indicted last summer for treason, :
:. constructing and otherwise, was repealed.
The legislature decided tn a.lj.ssa IA Law
rence Immediately alter eontenirg al Lee
compton on the lst Of January.
The law legalizing the election uf the 9TH
Of January aud submitting the LecHnpton con.
stitutiun TO the people for ratification or re-
jeetian was pissed Tor fear Congress would
admit " uuder that constitution and then, il
The free.Siate men 20 into the election. they
will certainly elect their Governor and Other
State officer, which will place the carrying
out Of the provisions u the constitution 10 tie
hands 81 The lree.Statc men. IL Congress does
admit Us under that INSTRUMENT.
A free.State Convention is TO be held al
Lawrence on wednesday, The esd December
to nominate State officers IN accordance with
the action Of tie Legislature. Gov. Charles
Robinson will be the nominee Tor Governor
without doubt.
The people are not very well pleased with
any setion Of the Legislature except that or
ganizing The militia. They were 10 favor Of
much mure decisive measures.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-06
n..... K.nn u. nms R,nr-

DIpa'r Know lis OwS BaBY.-A citizen
OF jamaica PLAN, l. l.. went TO answer ring
al I've front door, % the request q his wlie,
where be found nothing bot basket. On
the covering being removed, a beautiful little
child appeared, scme FIVE months old. The
LADY, screamed. one Of the lady visitors took
~ the baby and found note pinned to is
dress, which charged the gentleman Of The
house with being lie father, and impiOred him
~ support il. rich srene ensued between
lie injured wife and tie indignant husband.
tie latter utterly denying al knoSledge 81
lllils une aud asserting his innocence. The
trends inieriereJ, and II last the vile wssin-
dueeI 10 forgise the husband, although he
still stuud % il like Trojan that Ne had ~.
wa,s been faithful husband. finally The
LAZY very roguishly told her husband that il
was strange that be shovld not know bis Own
child. Tor 4 VAS their mutual offspring
which had Just been taken from iis cradle ~
he st,irs By The nurse, lOr the very purpose
81 playing the jeke.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-06
To subscribers i'm Arrears. - Nea

twelve months ago sent accounts to all our subscr
bers owing for more than one year, hoping that our
necessities would be considered and that our demands
would be met with good deal of promptness. ou'
expectations were only in part realized; large num-
5er Of those in arrears made response, and appear
to be waiting for a more convenient season. ina
convenient season is at hand, and TO induce then
to embrace it we offer discount of ten per cent to oil
those who pay up before the first day Of January next
All accounts which shall then remain unpaid, Of mort
than two years standing, we shall be compelled to pn
into the hands of an officer for collection.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-06

Oh Louis Decemuef oVs
Kansas adsicrs to the 2llh instant. have
Just bren received by The Democrat. which
slate that civil war had broken out IN Burbon
county.
Several conflicts have occurred between the
Free State and pro-Slavery parties. A NUN
Der u prisoners have been taken on both
sldes.
The United States Marshal. with a force
of eighty men. demanded the surrender 81 the
FIRE. State party, the answer to which was by
yolley q muskel balls. The fire was return
ed and fight ensued. lasting one hour, when
the PrO-Slayery p1rts reiterated with the loss
Of me maii killed and lwa mprially woande,l.
The United States Marshal was also danger.
Onsly Wounded.
Gen. Lahe had entrenched his party in the
Ssgai Mound. and expressed a determination
10 light the Y. ). Dragons. il they attacked
him. a battle was regarded as inevitable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-06

The FRsT RAILROAD MEsTiSo ever held 10
North Carolina was at WIN, Albrights Store
in the County Of Chatham, August l, 1923,
as We learn from an internal Improvement
communication in the Asheyille Spectator.
The meeting was attended BY citizens Of
Chatham, Randolph, Gyilforil, and Orange.
II was called TO adopt such measures as
should seem best calculated TO obtain for the
people Of North Carolina the benefits Of a
Central Railroad through the State. James
Mebane. Esq, whose death was recorded
last week, presided, an the venerable Dennis
Heart, Esq, Of the IIillsborough Recorder.
was Secretary. The Chairman delivered an
interesting Internal Improvement Speech,
and the Convention adopted three fesolu.
tons. The FIRST was THAT as an expert
ment Of this kind Of internal improvement,
and as its locality would afford an opportu-
nifty TO numerous citizens from various parts
Of the State 70 witness It's practical utility,
Il be recommended TO our next Legislature