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Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

A J. TURNE1 R, pROF. OF MUSIC,
"A, STAUNTON, EA.--Teaches Piano, Guitar,
Flute Violin, Brass Bands, Orchestra, DE. also,
Ballad Singing. Pianos Tuned in the most accp-
rate manner-wamanted. Persons wishing to buy
Pianos will do well to consult A. j. TURNER before
purchasing, as selection made BY HIM may be full
~ relied upon. Residence opposite Pieshy terrain
Church.
NoE. II, ls57.-Iy.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

yTTRGT.F Alt Ru,es h,tl ia the Clerk $
Uifce Of the Circuit Court o. Augusta County,
January tie lth 1858.
Susan aiason, widow Of Henry Edison, decd,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST.
Henry Edison, Tr., end James o. Hobbs Execu-
tor OF Henry Edison. decd, and the said Henry
dson, ,lr., in her ii sAt. Peter Edison, Thorn
AS Mills aud Jane his wife ard Others heirs o. the
sa. Henry Eidson dec'd., Defendants.
The obi sot Of this slst is to have the widows dow
er and he dsti5utivc share Of the estate assigned
TO her.
Il appearing BY satisfactory evidence that the
Detndants George Wilson and John iNson a~e
not inhabitants Of tits Commonwealth It is order
es that the said Defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication Of this order and
d. what is necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy, Teste,
NiCHU. @, KINNEY, Ok.
Jannarr 2, l853-4t.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

TGENTN GROOM AND COOK Sgoy YES.
~ A few very superior Dining Room Stoves; al
So, constant supply ofthose lghlr approved and
unequalled Cooking Stores on hand aud for dc
low. GEO. 4. PRICE.
Staunton, Nov. Z, 1871.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

t~tREAT EXCITEMENT IN sTABEToN
w GABRIEL STILL ~ THE FIELD !-GA
BRIEL IiIaSN, long and fayogaoiy known to the
people 81 Stanton, Augusta county, begs leave IN
iuiorui tl.em tha he las now on hand larger and
more varied assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES
than ever before at bis well-known and tavonts
VARIETY Sfone, and that in q shorl tiua he viii 5o
in receipt Of large additions for the Christmas
Holidays. lie would eiso inform the public who
wish to have accurate Time Pieces that he has in
his employ enc of the best WatchmalIcrs and Re-
paircrs ever in this country who has been imported
from that particular part of Europe whore tie best
WatchmakeIs grow. Those who wish their Watch
8 Repaired Will do we'll to give him trial Also
On hand large and fne assortment Of JEWELkI
Of all descriptions.
$4,000 REWARD
for any one who can find better Matchmaker than
the one ii our employ
Rccollect the place Main Street, lex. door te
Evans Tobacco Store, where yca cam always find
the best bargains. aADatAL HlkSh.
Staunton. Nog. 81, 125J.-Gao.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
<ea'As1st?

z se'G'AIst'
OGS.-iIOGS WANTED..
rE9HERE can be sold coo head Of Hogs in this
1 neichborl0od, at fair price. Accemmoda-
tions viii be had at the Diana Mills for the above
number of Hogs Those who drive hogs will give
the undersigned immediate notice
VTM.J. FONTAINE.
Diana Mills; Buckingham Co., Va.
Dec. u, 1857.-2t.
6NoMMISsIoNEE's SALE OF VISA
~ pursuance III. decree catered by the Circuit
Court Ct Augusta. in the cause Of kephart, &C., vs.
J. NJ. Pitman &C., shall proceed IN Staunt9n,
III 1T dny Of Jan.cry neft, e se at pubic SAFE,
Gill.
TERMs.-A credit of gig months, 10 be occurred
by sell endorsed negotiable nofes
NICH0. II. TROUT,
Dec. u. 1S57--ts Com'r
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
WHOLESALE PRICES.
STANTON, Jan. 8, 1863.

RICHMOND MARKET, Jan. s, 1858.
Reported Jy ". z. Staples d %.
III nIrIo
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

FOR RENT. Nv .STiUNT0N,
A HOUSE and Wagon Makers Shop, near the
"A Tiithammer, -one nf the hess stands in the
County Of Augusta, for the Wagon Making bns-
ness. wish to rent the above House ana shop
aud will give possession January ist. 1853.
MiGnAEi McALEAR.s
Stauntnn, Nov. T. iS57.--tf.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
EEEesNlFEs fhNlsErsaN!

I'm hand about is or 30 tons assorted hammered
~ IRON; also. about 1900 feet No. +! 6 irsh.
CAST PIPE, at Union Forge. near Y avn boro',
Augusta county, Va. JAMES Z. DIVINE.
Dec. 5, 19S..-lm
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
commissioners Sale

e>Essaas missioner Sale.
IN pursuance Of a Decree entered in the canse of
4 Patterson ar, &c., $. Lancaster's admir-. &c,
hy the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, Wall o.
fer 1T public sale to the highest bidder on the
premises. in the Town Of Staunton, on SatTaay,
yaapaIy 2a2, 1883,
EFZF7 E1DE'
Of which George y. Lancaster, died sciztu ana
possessed, lying and being in New Town, II the
said Town Ut Stanton, adjoining the lots of Mrs
VenaE,le, NJ. IT, AcCua, and Others,
TErNs on. SAFE Enough IN hand to pay the
costs OF suit and sale and the balance upon cred
il Of one and two years from day OF sale the bur
chaser giving bond with good security and lien
the property aetaisv f. ut'aS e seesy
Dec 5, 1857. w. tds.-pf $500 Conn.,
sg.gE5ESss % @ 733s&s,
HAVE just receiveda lot Of those old style
] heavy Brass Androns, at about halt price, and
superior to new. Those in want should examine
them. GtO- Il. INlCh.
stanton, Now 7, 1857
70 TEzz3 Esgssz.EC.
yYTE hereby notify the public that We have
wv purchased at Auction, SEQ Bushels OF Corn oil
Okev Quick aad forwarn all persons from trading
or purchasing said corn. as we are determined 10
enforce the law against any offending
CRAWFORD Il COCHRAA.
Nov. %, ls57.-lmo.-S copy.
VAR. GIDEON r. SMITHS WHOOPIN q
i - COUGH CORDIAL safe and speedy cure,
for this distressing complaint. For sale at the
Drug Emporium OF DIR. 7. II. KINNEY & co.
NOV. IA, 1857.
GUST received Bale yard wide Domestic, aso,
- Bale Seamless Bags
Nov 81, 1857.
yyELMBOLDS highly concentrated Fluid Tx
4 4 tract Buchu, the very best Preparation cxtant
for all diseases for which it is recommended v e
know this to be SO. To he had at the Drng Enpo-
rum Of DIR. I. u. KINNEY 4 co.
NOV. "A, 1851.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

NOR EITRE-A Nc. 1. NEGRO GIRL, for
e the ensuing year. Fnagire Of the Editor of
this paper or Of r.. d. Hill, Esq. Jan 2-1t
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
Little Gssaxsts.

T HAVE fow No. Little Giont Corn and Cob
i Crushers, which | will sell atf very reduced
price, to close out the lot.
Stanton, Nov 7, 1861 GEO. f. PRICE
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

:, BOXES Lowering Loaf Sug in Store ard fog
= sale BY STAPLES, MARTIN / co
Nov. ii, 1857.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

4 B-ofce on Carey and Twelfth Streets,
Richmond, Va.
Sent II. 1&57.-lv.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

GUST received l Bale yard wide Domestic, also,
- | Bale Seamless Bags.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

- cATEND7.N or CT77E7-Ss.
On motion If Mr.. Christian, the clerk
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
,Ess EzS3 EssJagE1EC.

YNR. GIDEON 81 SMITHS WHOOPIN
Il COUCH CORDIAL, safe and speedy cure,
for this distressing complaint. For sale at the
Drug Emporium OF DR.. 7. II. KINNEY & co.
NOV. IA, 1857.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
NOTICE.

j annary 2, 1859 It.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
OLD ST. MARYS
T. 4 n Id
n A 20 TO q Z a T.

NJ ESSRS. NEAkE. HARRIS s. CO..
~ sold, on the 18th ullimo, small CROP
OF Tobacco Tor J. VI. Cht.y. al the following
prices: Two hogsheaIs at SIC per c%t.-ons
at &9s-aone al -, and fogshead oil ground
leaf (nei ii 10 ibS.) Il y.
This Tobacco was ;raised'on a small farnr.
SOLD 10 y. NJ. Ching by me. 1 nave about
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES. situated about
E~'o miles from Trent Hall Landing on the
Pa,eSent river offhe sseee kind as the above.
'(plaster lando Nth al! the NECESSARY
BUILDINGS, wlrlch will sell on LlBER.
AL TERMS.
am afSe Authorized. as agent. to soil one
of the most BEAUTIFUL Races on the
Paruxcnt river, containing TWO HUN
DRIED acres Of land. This place IS atolk
FIVE miles from the mouth Of the river. Access
sable To Baltimore CITY three fines week.
IL commands all the iilxuTics " the water.
fish. oysters and wild fowl a their highest
perfection. To a gentleman of Tt.tAns deslr-
Gus OF beautiful and rotna-s%ie residence aEtd
luxurious living. this place is unrivalled-
For terms, address
l.. W. B. HUTCHENS,
Charlotte Hall p. o.
BkS~ Port Tobacco Times md Marlboro
Planters Advot +tA copy times and send
bill 10 this Office.
Sept. 2nd, lS5S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
S.. Mary's Female Seminary.

The New Board of Trustees Of this Insttu-
tuition met at the Seminary. on Tuesday. the
24ih ult. Eleven members, we Learn. were in
attendance. The CD Board, 'lt.mgn their
President, CD {. Con;r,, formally delivered
the grounds, L,!i,E"@<, furniture. stationery.
&c. to their sucr">sors, and they will pay over
all funds in tLcr hands 10 the New Board IS
soon as the committee. appointed by the Cd
Board to settle the unfinished business Of .,,r
Seminary, shall reports The building and fur
Diture Of Inc Institution arc represented t. he
in very bad condition at present the School
having been closed fpr the last Year and tho
building nvi''A "'ith"$t amy nccupau, durin:,
ashat timcl. but it a. llsc n,,r,,... &c ,I,o W..
BOARD, we Icarn,to go to work immcdatc!T.
and place the Serai"ary, if possible. in fit
condition for the reception Of pupils by liz 18th
OF October next.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02

ttREIsIr SToRT.-Sceelty-four COWS
iotit valuable horses, one mule. four C4iycs anc
two goats fScie destroyed On the 18th. ncai
Cincinnati III ksce'in an extensive tlaIry Stable
Nv" hsrse>S. TIVE cows one mule two gnat.
and t..o calves, only escaped but they are 50
iradly burned that it will be hu.nane 10 kill
them. The s"cYelr the stable ia the rr;ist 81
the contia2rai!rh was most pitcousfy and in
deacribaby narrowing The live SEA we're
tied in their stalls WIer Pho h.,,,ks first
commenced, the poor aliiGshls xrc:tud ard bel
lowed with hide1us and frantic force. A the
heat lEcrc:ised their cries and grams and furi-
GUS struggles became agorizing. SONG tlrsw
themselves hesflong on the floor or lsped up
right at full length with f,cpzied EFT w. and
veIitcd their agony in fetifu scrcamlx
The Ec:ses broke from their hakcrs, end
dashed through the consuming blAze in des-
perate disnay. The tortured and sufocsiihs
cows tori away their horns ant r,,sl.e- 4lr-cCs,h
the blazing piles, and encvnEle-ed cSA other
in destructive collision, their 1isSh braFhg aud
cracking IN the heat with sckening eject upon
the stEsc ii hWFGsn @sssIFyS, who g=zei horror
stricken upon the Sretched scene OF Suffering
without power IN mitigate the agony d thetur-
tured brutes. The yeils AMI despairirg cries
nt the different "eieSSes Of animals comminglrd
with horrid concert, and broke Though the
roar "f flames and cracking thinkers tHe5n the
still night air, and were borne away in terrify-
ing echoes to the cars Of persons two miles dis
tant from the dreadful scene - 49,
Two or three horses, and as MANY cows,
plunged through the flames and burst in wild
alright through the sides q the consuteing
setactrro, SEd fell lesSlons Whining with
rfis*y, Tpo. The ground outside, sprang again
t" their feet, and sped with ifenzed fury
across thc fields until they dropped lieless
from sheer exhaustion. Some rolled upon
the floor Of the stable, screaming with imrfiti-
gable pan. natl suffocgecd and destroyed by
the fierce heat: Thdt4 cunttT,ss, Their ~ ~
walls of distress. infinitely more rAedus and
narrowing than those of human beings in the
dire extremity oftorturc, arc described by those
who gazcd spcll-bound upon the terrible spec
taclc, as surprising the power Of human inagi-
nation to conceive The flesh Of the carcasscs
1uiYcrcl, and blazed and brnilcd all night.
AMI filed the atmosphere with sickening
ciiiu"a.
Some Of the COWS stood upright ut their
stalls their flesh barbacue1l; others were with.
otet hcsd,. cthees without krib< N oi:c instance
fuH- or ETe cafcascs together with their horns
intcrlockcR, Sormihg circle. Il wxs gh;stly
scene to contctr pate.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
d. F. d

On the 28th ult, after short illness, BER-
SAEp CAMPBELL, only child Of George S. and
Josephine c, King, aged one year and three
days.
Suddenly. at his residence, in Prince Georges
county, on the 18th instant. JAMES X u RENT,
formerly resident Of Charles county, aged
about 6G years.
Died, suddenly, at the Hall Of st James the
Less, near Philadelphia, on tlne evening Of the
18th inst MATTHIAS HARRIS, Youngest ST." Of
the late NATHAN HARRIS, deceased, Of Charles
county. Md, in the 10th year of his age.
Died, at Wcstwood, Charles county. on
Thursday, 18th instant, after an illness Of
three months, CLARA. child Of EDWARD and
Macy PLAYrEK, of Prince Georges county,
aged nine months.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
Leonard Tcwn jockey Club.

The commencement If our FAIL races has
been SGT down FIR Wednesday, tine 3rl Of No
venIbcr, a"d the Prince Georges Circuit Cour,
commences on Monday, the Ist of Tie same
month. BY this arrangement. rnauy gentle
men from Prince Georges, Who would nthcr-
wise attend, will he prevented from visiting
US during the races. y meeting OF the Club !,
called, we see, in Leonard Town on Tuesday
next, probably with view to take this matter
into consideration. Ii such is n fact. we think
we may venture 10 predict, that the decision Of
the Club will be favorable to = change.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
Corporation Ordinances

Our Town CDnmis sioncr< some tim" since.
nasscd m ordinance prohibiting the running ut
large, within the operation limit # hogs az :
horses, and imposing capitation tax upon
dogs. The ordinance went into operation N
Wednesday last. and orr CITY BaiiilT hal.a busy
day oft. The horses and dogs knocked un-
der to the law 1T once like men. hut the pork
'erS or at least a considerable humber 81 them
grunted defiance, refused to have thor area
rOEtraeted. and talked boldly against the law
an invasion Of arcicrt rights and constitutional
privileges. Their exact status, Just now IS not
very well understood They have made a
show Of submission to thclaw, but it is currently
Tumorcd, that ''thc end is not yet" and siyn;fi-
cant hints are heard of Interested local flnc-
t;onaries, and appeals to higher an! less par
tial tribunals.
Amid the general turmoil among the quad
rupc,ls OH "Wednesday. ygc noticed single cx-
Ccpton. Our particular frienl--thc Goat
booked over the whale scene Win quiet and
Philosophic Indifference He seemed to say to
himself, "what tho the horses mr. battered. the
hogs fined or imprisoned. the dogs made f. pay
duty or loose their Lca,is-Iah II am not
rs on" of these publicana-;;icy dare a>: hamp-
cr these horns" And 50 i, is-our friend still
enjoys the freedom Of the city--,r al,o~v-1l 80
indulge his daily percGrinatIons about Town,
end to practice his nocturnal sartato-y cxhi-
a.ifi,,pS noo,t;..IL L. =, 7
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02

Since our last issue, conpic OF refreshing
Pains have visited lis. aud. though they wcrt
Of little benefit to the forward corn tic Tobac-
co crop and latter corn in this n,isl!borhooL
have been greatly aided by them In upper
sections of the county,, however, the case is
sadly different. the corn crop generally lring
too far gone, We learn. to lie materially
benefited by the rain. |: is noticeable. that
in some few neighhorhoods, it has Ieru COM
parativcly seasonahlc throughout the present
Spring and Summer, while in others, an inter
val of ten weeks or more has elapsed without
rain enough to wet the roots Of negotiations.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
Best Sale Of the Season

Mcssr,. Nca!c, Harris { Co., SOIL. a few
days ago, five hos~Iea,i> Of to'acro for Mr.. =
NJ. Ching, Of CIaprico district. in this county at
tho following prices: = h"g>hra,l, for $40
FOR $9.5o--l fvr $50 AMI f,r IS. The
i've h"gNhcads Noted $4i@. BY reference to
advertisement in another column it will be
Seen that l.. W. =. Hu,chcns. Esq. Offers for
sale about four hundred acres Of land of 4 soil
similar to that upon which the tobacco above
referred to MAS raised. and situated about two
miles from Trent Han Landing an the Pa;ux-
ent river.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
PUBLIC SHE
REAL ESTATE.

Df virtue OF an order from the Orphans
- Court OF ST. Marv's County, and In &C
cordanre with authority under the Last will
and testament Of John GresnwrlI, late OF said
county. deceased, the subscribers wall sell a;
the court house door. III LEONARD TOWN,
between the hours vi ) and O'Clock. p. NJ,
On Tuesday, The 21st day Of September nest.
all that tract or parcel of land Of which the
SAID John Greenwell died possessed III, aud
now occupied by Alexander Riggs, jr- as t..
nant. called and known BY the name Of
PART OF HOPTON PARK"
and containing, or said 10 contain, one hun
bred and three acres, more or less.
The said land is we'll located in a hsallhy
eighborhood. ~Mhin thtee miles Of LEONARD
Town, and about one mile from navigation
is well watered with a sufficIency OF wood
and timber thereon, with a soil inferior 10
none IN the county. portion of which has
been lately MANFRED, aud is very productive.
The buildings are small but mostly new,
an the fencing goud We invite Those wish
ing 20 purchase 10 examine The premises. as
a more desirable place is rstely TO Be- met
with
THE TERMS required, will be one third
cash on The day OF sale, the balance IN Two
equal instalments Of twelve and eighteen
months, with interest added - De secured by
bonds with satisfactory security. Possession
will be given on the FIRST day OF January,
1859.
Benz. G.. HARRIS.
JNO. A. CAVALIER,
Executors OF tno. Green Ill. deceased.
August Both 1855.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
Committed TO Jail,

Robert l.. Watts, free negro. aged about
As years, was lo,iged in jai! on Sunday last. on
the commitment of Justice Springer, Of, the
Factory district charged with the commission
Ct rape upon the person cf his daughter,
Charlotte Ann Watts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02

FTNHE members of The Leonard Town
u Jockey club ar" requested TO meet IN
Leonard Town on Tuesday next BY order
OF :hc President.
JOHN A. CAVALIER,
Secretary
Sept. "a, l859-lt
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02

By We direct the attention cf orr readers
TO the prospectus Of the Seminary for Young
Ia'iie$ conducted ty Miss Jane Cumming. NJ.
I Carey street, near Franklin Square, Par.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
TRUSTEES SALE o. RE.4L rs.
TATE.

sSY virtue of decree 'tt The Circuit Court
- for 81. Mary's county, srsFhg as 4 Court
of Equity. the subscriber, as Trustee. will ex.
pose to public sale on
SATURDAY., he eSM dry Of Sept. atrt
on the premises; brty*S4n rl.,. hours Of Il
O'Clock NJ and : >,>lo' 1, u. Nj. all the in
trrcSt ofGtorgr " L'acl. III and TO al. that
tract or parcel u l;rs,d 'ra@rd and known by
Ny the natIre ~
"THl: CROSS HOUSE."
Situated on the tl.r>ap";,kr BAY. containing
,wo hundred ;lrt,.> ~ t*'aa.tF, ;"MoA', or less.
Tire land i suitable tor the cultivation Of
the usual crops grown IN Tia" "uunty-is very
well wooded mas or. II new dwelling.
TERMSOE SALT. ~. that the purchase
nionSy be paid a, iulL.w>, Two hundred
dollars cash. III, hHiancr III Two equal install
menls Of one ami !wn years. b. aring interest
from the day OF >:... I" br srcund bv bonds,
with security ~ ia es',,-u, 81 10y said Trustee.
Il. FRED, MADDOX,
Trustee.
Sept. 9, iS79 is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02

n VIII rent the FARM or ~h.ch l now re-
Il side. and hire my Servants, Tor the
year 1853. Apply early TO
EDMUND HEARD.
Leonard Town r. o.
August Goth lsjs-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
Notice To CORRESPONDENTS.

We are in receipt ri several pocti'ai efu
SONS upon divers subject, from grave to'say.
from lively to s--rrr.' We have not yet hid
an opportunity 70 overlook rix'tn ~; We rro:n-
iSe our contributors Z" give their contributions
an attentive pcrJsal at an early day.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
InhileA.

We learn, tn"t anlhoritativ,!y. h"we"c-, ta"'
n Jubilee will commence at 81. joseph, rlrrcr
Ia this town on Sunday ncAk
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
Hon. 4 JOHNS IN and Doug las.

letter To- Judge Douglas Defending him, and
trulvr cel~rrim:. she Pres, !rtt fOI his kostili-
tv. I'm following Paragraphs FROM Cpl
Jo-tnson'S ie:ttT will give Tho rcsarg the gist of
iun whohc
Hh.'cxc(.se such - II j.. ii is the emily one.
tia. YEA did n1; rLIv WI. the TIe>ldeut's
ultimate l,7licy in the .kan-:.s matter, is too
fiinIsy 70 decc e an hr,s-s: observer. Tina:
policy, it Is a. lie ltIr-;Rbrrc.l, WIS not the one
wlich the President .,,iopici in the beginning
IL assumed. IL his = hii,hr,l instructions to
GOV. Walker. as 4 i,ct not doubted by him.
hat the Construction which the territorial con-
,ention would t.l,. w"uld in gnpd faith and
~ il entirety br submitted - the people He
evidently dill rot 'hinh It possible, tand who
liL who Was not in Inc secret p tAc' sMch sub
NISSAN ,co'tid Lc ia a Ii,m I'm! ,coHId GRE tie
,-fn.Js no oyY",i"niA n PISS iu'ylmcW tt1ri The
isf!,tion a. III. tlat solely OH i collateral
matte having n"thiBg TO ,lo with a single
clause III lie Instrument. As \ matter of poll
cv. as w,p as Of Justice that this was grave
crr.r no s1ne, t;,,SiaSe,l nina cha. think, be
found to question: But tins bHing ono. and
being legal the President c,tconcG Il hest to
,abmit il app:pyingly t. Congress. But i'll SO
/ ln. had he tn. sanction Of all of his hest
AMI Oldest frian2. of the party? No one will
answer aiirnativc!y who WA~ IN Washington
At the time. and All attentive observer OF all
that WAS then SAID and done:
That the President acted conscentiouSly,
aaH = &c bci.c'gA l"r u" ocSt, have II"
a?ntt b'-t F'fE ina"y 81 ms fr"e9:' ana mStcSt
Trends ent'rt'i"ed different "ll"i'h. ihese
Thought tina: the Irnpc! course was 10 submit
In" ln''ter t" CH.Grc>s. "Ith"ut Executive en-
dorS"rAet u diStPrf2tA'l"n: t" be disposed OF
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02

ieei four inches high, very 9uiek in all has
movements. particularly polite when spoken
10; with very notable scar on his left cheek
BY which he may be easily recognized. He
was raised in the lower part Of 81. Msrt s
county. @llsr" he has relations sitil living
and ,hlnk Il likely he is in that neigbbOr-
hood, this, however, is only conjecture.
WILSON COMPTON.
Sept I'd. 1853 ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02

~ RoncIt haic Owen nc american Mir
ISL. AT Nailc> writes i letter TO the y, y
Frccman;> Journal domy'u. IL report that he
hal leone tath"li,.. Without belonging to
any religious body. he holds 10 the Unitarian
doctrine and saws lie is writing work which,
tfr,ug! nc: "a tie subject If religion, will sat-
is:y Is :-ad"~S y at III religious views are
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
400 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living
IL near Port Tobacco, on the Sd Of July