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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15
TIE WORCESTER SPY.

DAILY PAPER -FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. AHsuhseTipH Is discontinued st
the expiration Of the eyn paid for
WEEELY PaPER.-Prcs two dollsrs year; 81 for six
months, sDr 90 ens Tor three months II paid strictly
advance sl,75 year. single copies 4 cents each.
RATES F0R ADVERTISING.
T1e square Is the space occupied by 100 words or II
ines solid "NoapaTiel" type, being just inch in
engih
IN DAILY.
one square, one day secs days 75c; three days ST.
Jour days $780, one week $780, two weeks 81 5o each
gu9sequent week 75oj three months &c. (ne six months
$40 (ne! one year s16 (net)
One half square or sss one day 40o; two days 6Oc
thv5s days Uses week ST. two weeks S175i each sub
eq0ent week 4Qc three months ST. six months ST.
wear $40.
soounts will be upon SIX months bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent on 5lO 10 per cent or so 20 per cent on
se 81 per cent OF from 90 TO $h 20 per cent on from
IS 70 500,
"yearly advetusingn s25 per square per annum
b2ngeable not 0ener than once week But yesrly ad-
vefsers H be confined to their ordinary Ultimate bus
ness advertising sud the ordinary style Of display.
All ether advertisements from them will oe charged al the
usual rates.
One square week 1906 three weeks 81; each after
Insertion 2oci six monJha SIS one year 50, One half
square less, one week SOC one gear So No yearly
advertising" in weekly except By special contract
Discounts viii be made on the above rates in the same
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING Either PAPER.
Messengers' notices $780, Assignees' notices $3.50;
Baecuors' or Administrator notices Of appointment
p eOi p ooate notices. ordinary form, 26 All ether
legal notices 25 per cert from ordinory ras or
@i25 per square Of y liaes, Charge descp-
ton o. advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices 90 per cent in advance OF the ordinary
rates.
Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
viii be charged at the Usual advertising prices.
Religious notices, cards OF Acknowledgements from oler
gymen aud the like, soc per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis Notices Of funerals Csc
al obi unry notices or additions Of any kind to the
simple announcement Of deaths and marriages charged at
tn o rate of &c a line.
All transient advertising, and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory ooa references must be
Pajd f0r in advance.
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dr. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate DOW
i,! occupied by me, on the north side Of Pleasant
81 Street, will be sold chsap for cBsh The lot is SO
Get front By so deep, uptn which neat little cottsge
containing rooms. Wei supplied with hard
and soft water Apply the premises. No 81 Pleasant
Street. WALTER STEARNS.
ieI8 DIFF
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DR.. MARSHALL CURES oATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR., MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES soRoFULA.
Dr.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

DAILY PAPER -Four DOLLARS year, PAYABLE al
ways IN ADVANCE. AHsuhscTipt IS discontinued st
the expiration Of the ievn paid Tor.
WEEKLY PaPER.-pric two d0llsrs q year; 81 for six
mnnls an- 50 -en-s or Lhr.e .anLLs II uad sricLLH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

victoria l. would seem to be Queen of
Hearts as well as Queen of England-for at
ABOUT the same time that we Yankees in onr
"caole excitement" were coupling her name
IN positively affectionate terms.9at times
with those OF eminent Americans, the peonle
OF Prussia, whittier II. B. NJ. went on moth
erly visit to her daughter, the Princess. seem
almost ready to worship her. A correspond.
eht Oh the London Times, dating from Berlin,
August 9th, tells us:
""hen Queen Victoria arrived at the Wild
Park station at Potsdam, her daughter, who
nao gone there the place is five miles from
Z otsuam' 70 nave the first meeting in private
found her sitting amidst predictions dyanti~
ty of nosegays, for which the spsc,ons state
carriage hardly had room, and which the neo-
pie all along the route had handed in as to-
kens OF their respect. The reception in Pots
dam itself was not less enthusiastic than that
al dusseldorf, and this morning Her Majesty
mas mad occasion to convince herself from the
unamoiguous behavior of the crowd in the
streets OF Berlin, that whatever partv strife
may be in store for Prussia, her daughter has
nothing but friends here. When Her Maies-
W, who sat by the side of the Prince Of Prus-
sla, while Prince Albert with the Princess of
OF Prussia and the young couple followed in
second open carriage, had reached the I'm
ter den Linden avenue, at Berlin, the people
IN immense numbers, though taken quite by
surprise, began to line the road of her nro
gress. The cry raised here and there by
single individual. "Die Kochigin Won Eng
land lebe hochF the masses took up with
the hurrah, and waving of hats and handker-
cnleIs greeted Her Majesty all along until the
party reached tie palace of the Prince of
PRUSSIA, which stands where the Inter den
Linden avenue opens into the cluster of beau
tIful squares that occupy the central part of
the city. This was at eleven o'clock, and
from this moment the crowd which had as
semoled before the palace, began rapidly to
swell, until it must have appeared from the
windows OF the palace like sea of heads. It
was soon evident that there was no escape
from the enthusiasm of the public, and so the
large glass door of the balcony was thrown
open, and Her Majesty appeared on the bal.
cony' conducted by the Prince of Prussia,
and acknowledged with bow and kindly
smiling countenanee, the laundering .hurrah'
which Immediately broke OUT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

JEWELRY.--We have an endless variety,
such as God Chains, Pins Ear Rings, Tbmbes, Pencils
SC, &c. all Of vhich will be aola prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15
CONSULTATION FREE.

Or,gv JOsLYN'S WORCESTER corr
G41AA NIT BAND, EBEN FLAGG, Leader. GEoRaa
&s KENDALL, Director, Is prepared to fnrnsh Music
~ for any occasion where the services Of Brass
nanh mey he required. Having obtained new and
choice collection Of Music they hope to receive share Of
pu' lie patronage Any number Of pieces furnished on
application 10 EBEN FLAGG, No AZ Exchange street,
GEORGE KENDALL, Taitis Hotel No. AZ Main street,
Or ElIJAH y, MILLER Clerk,
ap1 diuif sl1 Main street.
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5 Price Two G snts
G5e 9aiIg spp.

ne loIlowlng article appeared originally in tbs
Detroit IF75"ne. We think our readers will A.
rive some amusement from it. and apree v;t, -
'na' .HS writer Is man of better sense than ed
@'eat'o"' and that, although the orthopranbv ana
measure may not be very good the philosoDbv l..
AFPEAL Fos ARE TO tbs sExTANr OF THE orn R,,ov
MEkTlSoUsE.-BY A GAsPRR D4'''N
sextaut of the meetinhouse WITCH sv,san.
ana dusts, or is supposed tool and r,ssees
Anu u1es the gass, and sumtimes leaves a acrev1' I
~ T'on usse y smells ul,-vorae than pie,
anu wings the Bel and t0les 1t when men dves
70 tae grief OF surviVin pardners and sUeenss n.A
1 nnu lot tne serVaces gifts 800 per annum F''
na ign mem mat thinks deer let EN- til it;
detln up oefoar star lite in an vyethers a.
hindlin hers when the wether ia az cola
AS Zero aud like as not CREAM wood for bi,zt..
nWonldn'tbe hired to do it for no some'
but seXtant! there are kermodditv
1vlch's more than gold, wich eoant cast no,h,
nuteu more thaD anything exsep the Sole of Mann
o II is p gemvr ar are, sextant, mean pewer Are!
" nat on arth to dew with Itself bnt aos 49,.
scatefln leaves and boln of mems hare "'O"S
~ snort, its Jest free as arer out Iores
nut seNtant, in our church its scarce a, 49,.
SSsLSe os osnk bills wen agints beg for r,,srhnS
w soae say Is purity often (tsint nothin To me
" sba s sno amt noshin to nobody but seytant
u sust oOo men, wimmen and children
SPeshaily the latter, up 10 a title place
some mas bad breths, none amt q sWete
And 49, some Is scrohlus, some has bad teeth
d..
9ut eaery Oh EN- breclhss in & out and ont ana r.
Gay oo times mnnit, or million and half hrsfb, on
our, u Q Aah DIetns an
Wv now long viii church full Of are last at that
VS. asA you, say 10 minits and then watts to be didp
,ly men they must brethe it all over aVfn
nu tueh agn, and so on, till each has took II dovn
Ae edst ~ times and let it up agp and waits rr'
ny alle lndlVidioe don't havethe priyelidee
v Us uLe t nus own ave, and no ones else;
naci one mus take whatever comes to him
" seXtant, doant you know our lungs ia helIngSa.
10 dow the fer Of life and keep il frou,
gun oat and how can bellusses bio without wind
anu A any wind dre2 iput it to your copscens.
H &C Is tne same to US as milk to babies
VI water is to fish, or pendlums to cIor
~. i i,t q aros unto an ipiun Doctor,
Ut 0 itte pts unto an omepath
VI boys to gurls Are is for US 10 bretbe
" AZ sign!nes who preeches il cant breethe2
vas fof watts Pollus2 to sinners who are dad2
I leu lor want OF breth? why sextant when we die
i's only cause we cant brethe no more-that,s All
q 1i ~! now, sexfant, let me beg of you
z let little are into our church
Ite%er are is sertin proper for the pewsl
n ina 40 It weak days aud Sundays tew-
~ amt much trouole-only make a hole
Auu tns viii cum in Of itself;
w iuVs to cum in where it can cit warnA
ana now it will rouze the people IN
an1 speTrit up the preacher, aud stops carns
ana yawns and fights as efectooal
as wind on the dry Beams the Profit tells NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

FORTETO ENT.-rhe Subscriber
u has chickering's best Six Octave Pianos to rent
BY the quarter or tie year
EBENEZER COLLIER, No. Maple street.
au18 dGtaW4w*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15
CUSTOM CLOTHING,
Ready JTzGCge CJOgEsi2sg,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

at the lowest prices It's an easy matter for in trade
to big words and spread out largely; lDs choose to
have purchasers and for themselves who it is
that can use you the best. You will ind stock to
consist OF
Double Breasted Black Frock Goats.
Single Breasted Black Froak Coats.
Sacks aud Frock Sacks of all the styles now in use,
viz: for Buiness men
Pale ote Sack, and Habit Anglaise Frock.
Americanzed Paualoons and Vests in large qantities
made from Side Stripe, and plain oassmeres of al
grades, at prices little iotOsr than any which has We
been advertised.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

Our assortment Of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed consisting Of Spoons,
FORKS, Knives, Ladies' Cups, &C. which will be sold at
unusually low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

Our stock of WATCHES is very large,
and from ths celebrated manufactures such es the
F. B. Adams Son, Jules Jurgenson, James Nardio
Perre and many others Of different manufacture all O.
which viii be sold at the lowest cash price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

LINCOLN HOUSE, -Thio large and
EEtlIla spacious Hotel will be reOpened on MONDAY
I,lA June 14th, for the accommodation Of tie tray
hldl cling pubis and boarders Oeing to the strin.
k1AMgenoy OF the times, the rates day have been
reduced from 81 to so. Regular boarders akea on
very liberal terms. No pains will be spared TO make
the Lincoln what II always has BEEN frSt class Hotel
The table will be furnished with all the dencaceo OF the
season, and the attendance all that can be desired
Attached TO the House is good livery and transient
stable Carriages Of all descriptions will be furnished
from the office
Toe subscriber respectfully socs share RI the trav
cling public hoping that his endeavore to please and the
reduced prices will prove salts actory to ALL
jeil d3g&TuFh&stf A. q. WILLIAMS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

CLOCKS! CLOCKSll CLOCKS!!! of
different patterns, in Gilt, Bronze, and Marble Gases,
which be bought low,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15
WATCHES,

1T a Great Reduction from former prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-15

Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
Mutual Fire Insurance comnanx.

We have received the act Incorporating the
Hutual Fire INSURANCE Company Of st. Mary's
und Charles counties, and we regret that our
space will ud permit publish tie ut ia
present issue. 1t will appear in our next.
The two following acts. passes! at the late ses-
bon Of the Legislature. have lot heretofore been
noticed by us.
An act passed, authorizing the C mp:roier Of
the Treasury to settle the accounts Of John
Eaxton Of St. Mary's county.
An act, authorizing the Comptroller to settle
The accounts of Jas. T. Blackstone Clerk of st.
Mary's county.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
For DE Beacon.

! ana composed OF 10 lctters:

/ am composed Of 10 letters:
My !, II, 8, 7, 9, Is, Z, is the capital of one
of the States
My 2, Is, 7, IL, IL. is a county in Illinois.
My 3, 5, IS, s, 16, Z, is town in Maryland,
My =, 6. II, Is, IL, s, 5, is country in
Asia.
My s. is, 6. 5, is one of the srea. divisions
tlle earth.
My6, sp5, 4,-17,l6, is lake in Minnesota.
Ny s, 8. II, 2, 8, 8. ls. II, 2, 9, 10, is a
town in Louisiana.
Mys, 2. ls, Q, 3, IL, is a river in Europe.
My Q, 5, 7, IL, 2, Is, 13, 8, 3, IL, is a city
in England.
Ny 10, 9, 8. II, 6, II, ID is the home of the
brave.
Ny II; IS, II, 3. 10. 8, Is, IL, is a city
III New York
My II, 8, Z, 6, ls, 3, G, is a river in ST.
IBERIA.
My IS, Is, 8, Z, 3, is a river in France.
My IA, Is, l3, 8, lS, 10, is a capital of one
of the States.
My Is, II, s. 8. is lake in the United States.
My Is, 1s,. 8, II, 5. II, 2, 5, Z, is a city in
Russia
My II, 8, 7. II, 1888, 6, is a city in
Ohio. -
My 1s, 2, 6, 1S, is one of the States.
My 10, D, Z, II, IL, is town i'm France.
Ny whole Is what we anxiously look for and
gladly receive.
S. II. NJ.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

"A home without q girl i'm it, is0nlx halt
shiest-is is an orchard wiflosil blO<sssns. and
spring without q scng. Ab6nse fTEII oE sons
ss ike Lebanon with its eeslars but aughters
by tle firesi,le ars ike the noes 81 Ssrpn.
b Well may the dau.if1k Of q bsrszIsoid be
compared to the apple- hsssorns, sgrifg songs.
and tho roses Of Ssakrssi. When she : there.
the eye ami the ear of those who l.zs her are
satisfied; when Aae departs, she earties wifh
her the golden treasures that she w.As wosit 20
d;speese. E
'i;ssys may not lack affection, bul tiisx mar
Siack tenderness. They may not h. wanting
in inclination to contribute their qSiesa to the
Paradis. of Horne, but they may u wanting
in the ability to carry out their inezllation.-
The son of a household Is like yosz.k anil Vi
gorotis sappling-the daughter i il fragile
vine. Their natures are differenf-sheir con
stituAieHs, temperament, tastes, habiss are diff
fcrent We may not love Cesar 1esS, il ,ke
love Rome more.
We know ahunewhieh once rejojsssd in che
sunny smiles and musical accents Il an only
daughter. She was lorely chill. womanIy
beyond her years
Full Of gentleness and Of calmss. hope,
Of sweet and quiet joy.
The child never brcathed who eviEked q more
affectionate reverence Or more rez&ential af-
fection for her parents that did sl& Instead
of waiting foF their commands she ticipated
them-insteAd Of lingering made
known their VII ,sbekss. .sl.zs
out. Morndig poke n0l 10 = e 7'ze ILL
she awokc-the night was not dsik until her
eyes were ciossl How they Iovell her; hcr
father and motheTt-and of bsx many blessed
pictures OF the future was she the subject IL
Is fearful thing that Love and Death dwell
in the S,me world says Ms Hemans. Fear
ful7 1t is maddcuiEg! Itis truth that is
linked with despair. .
| Suddenly, like thief il the night, there
came MESSENGER from heaten fur the child
saying, The Lorl hath neelof her. She nleeSly
bowed her hcad brcatlcl put her little life
and at midnight, went forth TO meet the Bride
| groom The last minute of the last hour ol
the last day of the mouth, was halowed by her
death. She went. and cane back no morei
! Years have worn away :incc then, but still
there is agony in the household whose sun went
down when she departed. The family circle
is incomplete-there Is no daughter there -
| The form that once was hers, repOses amid
the congenial charms of nature and of art
they have made TIN, place of her rest beautiful.
If the grass grows rank upon her grave, it is
kept wet with tears.
| of truth, a home without girl in it, is
only half blest-it is an orchard without blos-
SENS, and spring without song A house
full of sons is like Lebanon with its ccdars, but
daughters by the firsIe are like roses in Sha-
run.'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

CoRREcTIoN.-In tho urry Of putting tn
first aide Of Our paper to press this week, thre'
lines in the last stanza of the poetic coutribu
t;.sn of our friend d. Oa.is were transposef
making the stanza unintelliSible. 1t shoulC
have read
s'Mem' 'ry Of the distant bygone,
Like EOlic diapas0n
That my very soul entrances,
Echoes praise IN unIsOB
Of the present paragon: T.
H you have seen her, even chance 10
You now own your heart is NanceyIs."
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
., MARYLAND
Agricultural Implement
MANU- UFACTURERs.

lie undersigned would remind the Farmers
= and Dealers in Farming implements that
they are still in the market with O large assert
ment Of PlOughs in ,heir almost endless variety.
best Of timber and workmanship, Cultivators.
for Tobacco and Corn, Harrows, Straw Cut
tiers of different patterns, Corn Shelters, in their
variety, Wheat Fans of the most approved kinds.
Wheat Cradles, Dewy s Paten, Horse Rakea,
which gave such general satisfaction last season.
Agents for Many's, Hays and McCormick's .
Reaping and Moving Machines. --''
We have added 20 our large variety since last
season, some useful and important implements,
VIZ: patent Tobacco Weeder, patented by
Thos. A. Robertson, Of Anne Arundel county, !,
Ald., which Ssill do the work Of six or ei shG
hands IN the cultivation Of Corn and Tobacco.
10 this we call the special attention Of the far
mer. To a new Sod Plough, or Pulverixes,
which is recommended highly, we call thesr al
tention. This Plough is differently eonstrtlctea
from any other Plough in use Instead OF !
PLAIN surface mould, there are enters extending
from it 20 cut and break the sod into small pseces
These cutters can be removed or replaced ss
pleasure. When worn, can be made new &C o
Horse Powers and Threshers Of various pat.
terms can always be fouad Of us. Among them
the Fitz improved Horse Power and Thrasher
POlton's Internal Geased Power and Thrasher.
which suPerceeds the necessity of the Leather
Plough and Machine Castings by III. ton Or
single piece. -
Forks. Spades, Shovels, Hoes. Traee Chains,
&e., &c. -. s.., ...i.-'.-..... 49,. = = =
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers,
Field and Garden Seed-fsesh and genuine.
IL To all Of the above, we invite the aiien-
tion Of those who are in want Of any Of the above
named implements, end can assure them that
taey win meet with prompt attention aad have
tnsr wants sor Farming implements supplied.
80 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore. Nd.
r.! 90 C0TFlNGHAM T. HARDING.
March le, lese.--Iy. -, - : - -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
-. BLAKIsToNE's
PAVILION FOR SALE.

nN THURSDAY, the 10th Of May cnS,,-
W ing, win offer at Public Sale nv PA
VlIlON ard FARM attached, containing about
$50 acres more or less, On the premises, 10 tho
highest bidder. The Farm is situated on tho
Pe:in,ac river, between Bakistone's and
Shank islands and in one Of the pleasantest
neighbprhoods in Maryland. The oysters.
found almost at the donr in its cyves and
streams, cannot be beaten in che world, and its
advantages for fishing and cunning will vie
with any other location on the Potomac river.
The improvements are ample for farming or
carrying on the Pavilion as Watering Place.
II is known TO 10 exceedingly free from, lis
eases. AZ the Same time and place, / viii sell
all Of my PERSONAL PROPERTY. Terms
Of sails nlaEle known ON the day Of sale is
- .tr ,>s-t GEORGE w. BLAKIST0NE.
= March sth, lS5s-td. .A -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


nN application Of Geo. Fred MADDOX and
~ Elizabeth Van Resswick, Administrator
Of Joseph Van Resswick. late Of SAINT Mary =
couniy, deceased. IL 10 ordered by, the Court,
that the said adminis.rators notlfy the cseditors
Of the said deceased to file their claims against
the said deceased IN the Register of Wilis's cf.
Zee on or before the 18th day Of May next for
dividend, and that this order Be published in the
Saint Mary's Beacon once a week until the aid
l5thday ef May next. Test -.
J. T. M. RALEY.
Register Of Wills,
0f Sc. Maryis county, MD.
/ March, 10, le5s-sd. -gf =. .,FFss
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

EAaxEzN SIsoEE RAIL@RoAD.-we copy
.nvn che Baltimsse Paniot, Of q late date the
'dlisrsnt views OF Senator Holman and
Mil@ in reference 70 This measure :-.1sa :z- e-i
Senator Holman, in an able and well con-
sidered speech, opposed the passage of the
soiIl N unconssitutionala and highly 6becti6na-
sha9 IN ~ pResent form, as it intgrGered with
Vested rights, and moreover. instead of giving
aShs Eaz1ern Shore $500, 900, the practical
elect of the present I'LL was to give over
G.960.O 900. Mr. II. frankly admitted the
b;sEaiag force Of the compact entered into
bstSsea Eastern a1d Western 1aEylaud, but
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
The Circnik Court. ,

The regular March Term Of our Circuit
Court commenced on Monday last, his Honor
Judge Grain on the bench. The cases upon
Docket have been dispatched with the usual
IFonpt tudi of his To or, Though none have
been decided of much public Importance. We
undsss:and there are several criminal cases
yet to be disposed Of and among them case
Of manslaughter. ..-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

nNapplicaiien ef Abel eanaer, -adminissra-
~ tor Of Wsiliam. Benson, late of Saint NJ
ry's Co, deeeased, IL is ardered by the Court.
that the said admnistrasor notify te creditors d
the said deceased, 20 fie their claims against tfe
said deceassd-sss she Regissssef Wills ssiee am
or before 18th day Of June. next for dividend. ].
snd shst this order BE- pabiisked is she Sc. IA.
~ o BeAeon once sseek ansil ahs sAia fsEh -
lsf Jane next. Test~-l . nansi ga q -
.sissSSI -ass b-EgF 1JzTsM. ,Raggvs 81
Reg;ss< ofw5as. aIa
ofss. Mary's county. Nd.
AIareh 10, loss-sd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

or by whatsoever name the same may be
called and known, containing one hundred
acres OF land, more or less also one GREY
MARE late the properly Of William. 4.
Greenwell, George z. Hamme,t, Thomas
o. Spencer and Henry L. Goddard. seized
and taken in execution at the SUIT James
II. Miles, Thomas o. Spencer and George
B. Dent, A. J. Norris, use oi Levi Jordon /;
Joseph A. Hammei, administrator OF Enoeh
Hammet,, John r. GoOdwin. Jas. Z. Evans.
Barbara Beard. Richard z. Sutton, and
J. J. Norris l. Co. r
-... JAMES Fl. SANDERS,
Constable.
March 18th lS5S-is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

ON. application of El~srd .. Abel. adw.I-
- issrator Of Elijah r. Abel, late OF y. -
fvss CO., deceased IL isordered by shs -. -
that The sad AdmiDisGrs1Df notify the cfeaisoss !
Of the said deceased to- thier eiasges Assses'
ihe said deceased IN the kegsser - -
On or before tise f5sh day % MFT net " -. =.
dead, and that this Ordeg ii Pbl.shsa ~ W \.
Mary Beacon once 49, unkn II f@s f8'H
daY Of May next. Tss Is
sReyistef of swtIls.
OF ST. Mary scounay, Md.
March 10, le36-id.