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CtESSION 1S5S-9s-The seventh annual Course Of Lee
lures In this Institution viii commences Monday the "a o.
November next and continue cal The r Of the ensuing March
THOMAS R. JEssIyGs, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BEERs LINDSEY, n D. Professor Of Chemistry and Phar
macy.
c. K WESTON, H. D., Professor Of Masra Noa and Medical
Jurisprulence.
A. H. BGcHANAS, N. D. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology
JoHS VI. WArsos, D. Professor Of Obstetrics and the DISEASES
Of Women add Children.
PAU F. Eve, Al. D., Professor OF Principles and Practice o.
Surgery.
K BowLso, NJ D., Professor Of Iusss aad Practice Of
Medicine.
wIIlH T. BRIGGS n. D. Adjunct Professor and Demonstrates
Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms VIII be opened for students on tla @
Monday IN October (the 5th).
Preliminary L0e6 Of Lectures Tree 20 AZ stuuent1 vi
given by the Professors, commencing also e hrst Monday
Of October
~, is open the class free Of charge
Chnigua has been established u connection with the UuFer-
y, AZ which operations performed, and prescribed for
aai lsctured upon IN the presence Of ne class.
Amount Of fees for Is 85 tltrcuton fee rad
once ouvl IS: Practical Anatomy, 8lOs Graduation Zee, SIS
Coed boarding can be procured Tor So 70 81 per For
further Information Catalogue, apply 20
w. X. BOWLING, M D.. Dean Of the Faculty
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jy lcdd-F.-iJ1
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HNINE TEASsasJust received from large ImI Ortas Of
Teas, good assortment Of Imperial, Gunpowder- Solong
and Black Teas for sale BY the large small quantity ~
A. STRETCH.
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CLIFF TON,

ON WEDNESDAY the 9th October next, the premises at
IL oc, NJ will sell some eight lots in Clifton
Containing four TO twenty suitable sites for Country
Residences. Market Gardens and Dairy Farms
Terms o. SALE-A credit Of six twelve eighteen twenty
four months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest," and
a lien retained.
Hand bills with particular description will
be issued before day OF sale. A v 5. LINDSLEH.
sarl2a
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ANNUAL sTATE FAIR ZOE Sc.

a
THyTF Fifh Annual State Fair Of the Tennessee State Agrcu
t1ra Bureau viii be held at the Bureaus Grounds
Nashville commencing Monday, Oct. Ith and continue
ring ne week liberal list Of Premiums offered when togeth
with and regulations Of officers Judges
rnsd n pamphlet form for gratuous distribution
had on application the various Printing Oces
IN the city. IhOMAs b JOHNsONs Treasurer
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UNIVERSITY OF nashville.


MILITARY COLLEG
LIsnsLEY, ~ D. D. D. Chancellor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. R. JoHssoN Superintendent Of the Military College and
Professor o. Engineering.
AMILTUS An, Professor Of athemacs Natural Phil
osofhy, and Astronomy.
J. IL srENAEr, An Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature.
P. L. J. THYssEss An. Professor o. French and DuEng.
G. S. BLACKIE An Nd Pressor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev J. " IIoYTE, An ND Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy and Biblical Literature
@. K. WINSTON, Md, Surgeon.
The term Of the Academic year the QUA
Of September, and tie second 18th Of February.
Tuition boarding, washing, fuel, ro1s servants attendance
arms 500 per Natrcuat0u fee. IS. Students
required furnish their which be done at nod
charge, By purchase Engineering French spanish
German, Drawing Book Keeping and Fencing, each 10 per
term Of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course ancient reputation Of the
University scientific anil classical Scholarship VIII Be main
tanned, and the time every facility Afforded those Who d.
sire to pursue partial Besides the ilr regular College
classes there ais preparatory class Students under "A years
Of age will not be admitted.
By military discipline elective government Is
shed health physical culture good order, and Industries
habits promoted.
Of the Faculty. July J. iajt.
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Yankee Notions for September, just received
nv loet6l +. HAGAN,
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'ozs rrIIzrfs WI 4. uu1H
LELLYETvE g. SMITH,
NOS 10 AND u SOUTH ALARKET STREET.
Importers Or and Dealers in
Fine BFandies and Wines, Whislys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
Ga We beg leave call the attention Of our IA
friends AID the tTais generally, 20 our large
- and we'll selected stock q the above articles
just received embracing in part:
Brandies.
sarzerac Cls4O) Alex. segnete;
Otari, Dupuy, very hne United Society Proprietors;
Jules Robin: Raynal and Aussee;
With many other brands.
wines.
Port, do do Champagne, Cvery hneil
Old sherry Pure Imp Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do BRPoter;
Richardson " North;
TyFeanai DeRosa:
beverly; Peaches and Cream Twist;
Johns TWIST Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready: Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; Langhorne & Armsteadi
Claiborne 4 TaliaferrO; Pine Applsi
And many others.
Cigars.
Estreua; La EssarIatta
Columbia; Imported Londres
Estrella Prmera; La Salvatore;
CintFo de Groin; Imported SOlaee
Concho Regala; do Nesselrode;
La Silva do Principe
La Pruen, Inpi do Trabuoosi
La suizas do La Higusra;
La Diana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade
Octs LELLXET & SMITH.
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NEW FIRM.
H.R. PLUMMER d w. B. KNIGHT.

EAYING bought the entire stock Of Goods Fixtures &c, Of
A. Morrison Co., and associated ourselves under the
name and knight, will continue the bust
ness at the Weask examination Of stock from
merchants visiting this market.
octId2w PLUMMER & KNIGHT.
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Hasce wen BY HKiOress IN Eng lancs
M TEH BRorcK's American horse PriOress
won the great Yorkshire Handicap at DOncaster's
races Oh Tuesday, September IA. Twelve horses
ran but their pretensions were generally moderates
The great St. Leger was to be run for the day the
City Of Washington sailed. Lord Derby's horse
ToxophOlite continued first favOTite at short odds
The following is the official note Of the race won
by Prioress:
The erea. Yorkshire Handicap Of 20 ov EACH Is ise and
only II declared, with To- added St Leges. eourse
Mr. r. Ten Broecs PrioTess hy Sovereign out Of Reed
yeaTsold, ST. h., Fordhsml
Mr.. R. Iawdey nd. Queenstown, yrs, 6st lbs Gus
Lord Glssgovs B. to Birdon-te .wng 5yrs., ST. ID
(Challoner
Mr.. saxon rs. Prince of Denmark, yrs St h. CBO'-
Captain ohrissie's orcbiII US. st.5Ib. Bray2
Dir J. jackson rs. Night Ranger, yrs' ST. ID SOilH
Mr. Cravfords zuyder Zee, 4 yrs, st. (wells)
Mr.. j. Gibbs Young Hopeful, yrs, ST. lPn5hsruy ~,
Baron Rohschilds scri5ber yrs. b. Edwards as
NJ yTs s sogsi messsR' yr ! H.. Cyooohouse
Sir R. W. Bukley's syllabus, yrs. 5 St (DaeyJ
Betting: to / against Prince OF Denmark 70
each against PrioFess and OrehilL 2 70 sgains
Serbber Sto against zuyder Zee 3OO 70 ae
Night Ranger, and 100 to against Brother 70 D'i1
on the>WiBg. Orohill jumped of With the ieau
Brother to Bird-on The Wing being second, frln l
Of Denmark third Dumfries fourth, and frlores
9th, Zuyder Zee being considerably in the Tesr 2
every Thing in the race, except Seribbler, VINO re
fused to Co. and wss left at the post very hul
change took place until arriving at the hea house
when the lot, with the exception Of bnyaer zee
! were we'll together Upon arriving about queFle
| of mile from home, Prioress had decided lead
was never afterwards headed. and won very easil
/ BY four lengths Brother to Bird on-lhe- Wing wa
/ third, being beaten by about SIX lengths fro'
/ Queenstown, who was second. The others cam
/ struggling in. Southwestern, Syllabus, and DUN
! fries were beaten .Cii-
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R. LANIEEg a. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Ne 5. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
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NEW BOOKS.

otsh and Marmony, with other sketches from Scenes and
Ference in daily life By Robert Morris vols paper Price
SlOJ, Cloth 81 ..
The Two sisters by Mrs southwoh. vols Paper SI00
e Opera Dancer or Mysteries Of London Life, by G. W
r Reynolds Paper price 50 cents. -
Davenport Dunn Man Of Our Day. by Charles Lever Paper
octs F.HAGAN.
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Valuable Land For safe!

EsaIudBIt A1EaHhu OF Shut
pursuance Of decree pronounced by the Chaneey Court at
Gallatn, the Of Robert Caruthers and Others,
T. Saunders Others will the 18th day Of November next
Court House door in the town Of Gan expose to public
sale the valuable Of the late James Saunders ESQ., This
contains from 80 acres Of Land and b situated in
Of the desirable nehborhOod5 in Sumner county being
about the HERMITAGE - miles from ashve
u miles from Gallan ami from the Louisville and Nash
VILE KarOsd. It also situated Immediately upon the Cum
berand rive and has fine stream brakes Creek for its eastern
boundary The place finely tmhered and has one Of
the largest and best dwelling houses IN the county
Terms.One third Cash, balance in and years Posses
sion will be given Immediately.
octl-triWlm W. II. BLACkAORE, Q. 4 ~
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
UyERmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
baltimore on East and Wheeling, Benwood and Park
ur on the West which places it unites with Railroads,
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in the
west, Southwest and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1915 A. NJ, 1915 P. NJ
1880 P. NJ.
one train only on Sundays, at 1855 P. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston Alone by
other lines.
Time as Quick and fare low via any other Route.
Tour for tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Of the principal Railroad Offices in the West
r. +. FULLER, Gen1 Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
W p smith, Master Transportation. sep6
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EAvING sold our entire Goods Fixtures 60, to
y Nessrs Il. L. PLUMAIER & W. b. KNIGHT, they will
continue the business No y side Of the Pub
lie square Wesolcit for them continuance Of the liberal pat
ronage bestowed
A. Nor sou viii their Office to settle up bust
ness Those indebted will please call and settle.
octI-f2y A. MORRISON 4 co,
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FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN

FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN.
STGNOR GIULIO GUANTAERA,
OFFERS his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville
instructor In the French Spanish Italian and Latin
Languages. viii give esO in classes at the residence OF
those who may become pupils He would like 70 accept
with any public institution within the distance Of
fifty miles by lie may found No. 10 south Vine
street, between and 10 A. NJ, will call upon
those who may address him By note.
He gs refer those who may desire to become his pupils
Dr.. Edgar, Rev. DR.. Summers Dr. Lindsey Dr.
Backie, Prof Thyssens, Col. W. Williams, Dyer PEARL ESD
Douglass & Co, etc. sept2b-%W~
Surgeons Gems, being brilliant Passages from the
Dscourses the c. d. STURGEON. just received BY
sept3J T. HAGAN.
@ WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR fs5s9
TNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND sAVANN All, on the
articles named, reduced to the following rates
until further notice. a.t
Wheat per bushel, 81 ceuuA
Corn - 40
Flour per barrel, 81 ~
Stations Nashville and Chattanooga Road
rates. the difference between the chargetrom
Nashville Chattanooga, and the points Of shipment Cha
nOOga O local tariff.
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Total, 1s States, s25,O55, 1923 14,569,7aa
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
DE IT'S my.

DERS0NS needing ite srrfices of d -firsi-
n rate DENTIST wsll av wei ii cali upon
DH. RANDOLPH WALTON who has i6ca-
ted himself ~ Leonard Town He has had
considerable experience IA his profession. rs
moderate IN has charges. and has insariahly
given Satisfaction TO those who haye employ.
ed him. To give the readers Of the lseacon
some idea of Ire standing OF DR.. w. A. a
PRACTICAL DENTIST. tue follow inu leiies.
addressed to hun by Dr. Ninian Pinkn.y
U. N, IS appended.
u. B. Naval ACADEMY,
AEsAPoLIs, Maryland
April u. 1855.
DEAR SiR:-It gives me great pleasure "a
express the confidence have i'm your skill as
Dentist, and sn recommend YOU, as far rs
have infinen"e. 10 the patronage OF tine Pub
lir. have had an opportunity of witnessing
your mode of operation and have no nesita-
ton IN affirming that il exhibits your thor.
ough knowledge Of your profession.
avn, sir. very respectfully
your obrdirni servant.
NINlAN PINKNEY,
Surgeon u. 8. re.
DR.. RASDoLrn WALrox. Annapolis.
September 18th 1868.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
UNIVERSITY OF MARfLN'D
SCHOOL OF sIEDrCaNE.

SGAAOOL OE w EDECANEs
Fifty First Session will begin q,
q THURSDAY October 9TH, 1858. an,
end March Isl. 1886.
FACULTY:
N. II. SMITH. M. d.. Principles and Prac
iice ut Surgery.
W. E. A. AKIN, NJ. D., Chemistry ans
A3 Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW m. ID, Principles ant
Practice ID Medicine.
JOSEPH RUBY. NJ. d., Anatomy and
Physiology.
G. w. NiLrENBERGER, NJ. D., Obste.
CHARLES FIltCsK, Al. D. Maieria Medica
and Theiapsalics.
o. d. SMITH, Nj. ID. Demonssrator o
CLINICAL ~ fRUCTlON Is given n
the Baltimore lnfirnsary. SITUATED near m.
University, and open ~ MatriculaIrs OF sh,
school throughout 2 YEAR.
FEES. i0r he fislIeDurSe. 800: Mairlcula-
''''sl tsr -. Graduation s2D; prac,ial Anass.-
.aY &in
GEORGE II. MlETENBERGER.
sep'emsr i6sh. is5e-zw. -
'af@
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
FIRST PREMIUM
g bresbing tnafbine.
LINTON'S
From Cleared THresaing syEn-
chimes.

1--WE superiority Of this machine was fully
= tested and proven M the late Fair Of The
Maryland State Agricultural Society. when
r. inferred into competition with | 8 different
kinds Of H0Tsr Powers and Thseshefs. and 10
which, after careful examination bv the
Judges. lhe FIRST Premium was awarded.--
This machine ~ driven by iron rods m place
OF hand-no time IL iost - stopping 20 fix
hands. and il Is warranted 20 Uu:.ihsesh any
other inachIup--in shore, ID il slse very hest
I'm the market. IL will ihresh az q fair trial
irum rs 10 100 Bushels per hour.
This machine j. known rs Efnfoass lreys
Geoied Machine lF'citcn's Pasesa, Us s.sade Of
the ip.sf mater warranted 10 give safisfac
sson, and j. well knawn m the lower paris oT
Maryland and Virginia. 90 be Just such 81
article AZ we recommend.
PHce--No IA Horse PnweF and Thrssh
'er and Ssparsior, with plated bars lini.ise.l
in HIST sis ie--deliversd on board III yesxIs -
Baltimore. $50
No. &c Horse Power and Thresher. M
complete tor ihrpshing. sItj5.
No. SIS HcrSe Power and Thress1er. al
complete. with Straw (,srrieF. 500.
Last season We were unable 10 ST all our
ardeSs-aIl. therefore. wto desire shis ma
chine will order sasiy. Or they mar BE- dissp-
pointed.
ey- AIso-N6s.kgo,nag q BokEos,s ssisbra-
Ted Doalzs Ezsea Roekaray FIN, furnished %
order.
All orders By mail. or otherwise, promptly
], Addrs.. No - wsss rna ssssss b.
isnsHe I'D -
June 3. le5s.--Iy. So
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02

THE suhscFiher, thankful 10 he pubic Cor
- liberal patronage be has received Tor the
past twelve monks. respectable informs
them, thai he can aIuays be found Al the old
stand nf Martin WihAr. Leonard Town. where
he IS prepared e. do oh kinds 0f iron work.
such a. no isSE:- SiiOElNG. sppairinC
GUNS and EOC.KS. MENDsNG Ma
CFllNERY BE. He solciis q continuance
~ tie publia favor.
JAMES Ia. MctsATHRAN.
LeonaTd Town.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
FOR TIE
Southern Literary Messenger.

S01theFn Literary messenger,
LnNE OF THE CHEAPEST PUBLICA-
~ ilons in the country. Two volumes a
year each containing al least $50 pages, in
neai style, with fine cover, and Advertising
sheet The two volumes furnished fer only
THREE DOLLARS year. For the, year
1914. Twenty sixth and Twenty sevenih
volumes.
In issuing the Prospectus of the Twenty
sixth and Twenty volumes OF the
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
commencing with the January No the Pro
prletors beg 10 assure the public that no ex-
ertions VIII be remgtled on their part TO main
tain The high character oil the work. and tu
! challenge the patronage OF all who value
sterling literary merit. For twenty-three
years the Messenger has endeavored 10 re-
feci faithfully the southern mind, while dis
.lainiBg all narrow aud sectional views. and
has been alone among tie monthly periodi-
Gals OF America in defence of the peculiarly In
stitutIons o! the southern country. To this OF
lire il vii! sill I,f devoted, and will be prompt
70 repel assaults upon the South, whetherthey
come nndekfhe specious garh OF fiction or IN
| the direct iOFhl of AntI-Slavery pamphlets
Al This critical Juncture. while our enemies
are employing literature as their most poten
weapon Of attack. the souihern people surely
will not Withhold their encouragement from a
work whose aim 10 shall be to strike blows in
their defence.
l. The Messenger will as heretofore, present
its readers with news, Historical and BIZ
ographicai Sketches Novels, Tales, Travels
Essa! $, Poems, Cmiques. and Papers on the
Army, Navy, and other National subjects.
W nh q view to insure large circulation
of the Messenger. the Proprieiors have re
duced the price of subscription, which u now
Eonly THEE DOLLAR RS per annual, in AD-
VANCE, or Four Dollars il not paid before
the Isl of July in any year.
/ CLURS-remiisiiig us Fifteen in one let.
fei. will be entitled to Six Copies.
The Editorial and Critical department o.
the Messenger will continue under the charge
!. Of JEO. II. THoMPsos. Ese.. and will embrace
ropious M les OF current literature. and re
vitws Oi all new American or Foreign work.
oi general interest and valSe. The Editor.
opinions will be always honestly and earless
" avewed.
The Business Department is conducted b,
the undersigned. 10 whom all communication.
at business nature must be- addressed.
MACFARLlNIs. FERGUSON & co.
Law EnIlding. Franklin 81, Richmond. Va.
May 10, less.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02

II is estimated ssr work will contain twelve
hundred pages. AMI will be furnished TO sub
scrIbers al 5000 per rrpy.
Advertisements viii be inserted al from
$1,000 10 $l56.OO. according 10 space occu-
pIed--every right hand page be;ng devoted
10 ADVERTISEMENTS, and 20 arranged that par
ties can occupy oBe-tenslf, one fourth. one
half, or whole page as ihey may desire,
al propuriionaie prices
Names are insened. unJer appropriate
business headings, NJ - cents each. which
is designed To pay IN part, the expenses Of
COLI ciing the names. aud Tor 2llU0 copies
OF the book. wIiicli are TO be- distributed graf
uilotIsly 80 all lhe Hotels, Steamboats,. Sc.
ia aud about. The United STATES and the
Publisher embraces l..is opportunity 20 add,
ilIat be has bound. ia tie ~Iases thus far can
vaxstd q most eomn,en,lable willingness ON
the pair OF business men 10 aid him IN the
enterprise, which Is acknowledged by all to
BE- Iauda5Ie one, and that such book has
tong been needed bY the business communi-
Iiy.
The first volume viii undoubtedly reach !
circulation OF over 50.OO0 copies. and she
second a niuch larger circulation as Il viii he
tnuch enlarged aud Improved by valuable ad
dunn whirh i d designed to make
There have been 500 subscribers already
obialn-d 10 III City III Boston alone; and is
IS confidently believed that i. will exceed four
times that namher
The Publisher personally snperiniends the
exs cuil0n uf ihe work 80 ti,ai nothing but
the beSs Of material will be used upon It.
Looking 10 the business community for
such and aud ENCOURAGEMENT as is due the
enterprise. the Publisher feels confident Il,
As the tirsi OF March. 1859.
EDWIN DEYOE. PaCiisher.
October IA, ls53-1t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
DISsoLuTroN OF CO-PARTNER-
Slip

HVHE copartneFsllip. heretofore existing
Il LesweeE Dawkins. DoFsey & Dent, tt!@au
Of 81. clemsnisf Bay, llas been dissolved b,
iaRiaal conseni. w T. Dent withdrawing
from the l;ssa. DaH,kins and Dorsey, ars
authorized 70 settle ste busisiess Of the ole
firm. W. 8 $50.
The Businsss ~ sh,s same stand will here
aEseF Be conaaeied 81 Dawkins & dorsey,
who return Heir sincere thanks 70 the pubic
for past lasoFs and s,sliess continuance OI
the same. They are now engaged in operi-
ing their stock oisnew Fall and White.
Goods, which IAey will sell low for cash ii
produce or 10 pFolupt customers. Tls
public are inviied 90 slise them a cali.
DAN K1NS & DORSEY,
Head 81. Clemens Bay,
October 2lss ia5s--G.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02

NOTICE ~ hereby given that the sl,lbscr,her
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court II
ST. Mary's couniy, in Maryland; letters tesla
meniary, ". Ne. un the personal estate Of John
e. IIaruing. 'nte OF said county, deceased. Al
pess"hs having claims against the said decreased.
GIG he'epy warned 20 exhibit the same, with the
p."pe' vouchers ihereot, 10 the subscriber, 90 cr
y. Je'oe me Isl Jay OF April, 1853, otherwise
.ney may os excluded Oy Law from nj benefit of
The SAID estate. Given under nv hsnd sl,,s I5sh
day Of September. 1854.
FRANcES u. z. HARDING,
a. Exec strix
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
GOOD NEWS, GOOD .xEws,,


IL you have the Dlarrhea,
Use wirf & Beal's Bitfers.
IL you have the Ague and Fever,
Use Writ & Beal's Bitters.
If you have the Dyseniery,
Use Writ & Beal's Bi,lers.
If you have the Dyspepsia, -
Use Writ & Beal's Biiters.
II you have the cholera Morbus,
Use Writ & Beal's Bitters
u you have the Liver Complaint,
Use Writ & Beal's Bltters.
IL you have bad Appetite.
Use Writ 4 Reals Bitiers
These Bitters are an excellent Tonic, impart.
ing strength and tone TO The stomach, and have
been acknowledged by all who have used them
tO excel all other Biiters m this market. For
sale IN quantities To sat, by WRIT & BEAL,
No. 26 Centre Market Space, Baltimore, Md.
August 18th, 165S-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
NEGROES FOR SALE.

1 will sell, at private sale. family OF
EIGHT NEGROES, Wig valuable ne
gro MAN, aged about 30 yrs.--a negro WO
MAN. and SIX likely children, irom 8 10 Is
years OF age. The negroes belong 10 The es
tate OF Joseph Dunbar Sr. Terms cash, or
accepted draft al four months.
WILLIAM BISCOE.,
81. Clements Bay,
Oct. 18th ls5s-.E
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02

LIGHT CARRIAGES. DE.

Wish their facilities for manufacturing.
they feel confident OF being able 50 meet the
wants OF all who may favor them with IheiI
patronage.
iire and Al moderate prices. or taken in ex
change for Dew.
~ BLACKSMITHING of all kinds,
Horse shoeing excepied.) done al their Is
tasaishnlent with neaIaess aud dispatch.
July 10. 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE ~ hereby given that the srbseri.
: bers. have ASHAMED from the Orphan :
Court af ~. Mary enuniy, IN Maryland, let.
,ers o. administration on the personal estate nj
yoserE ShemweIi. la'e Of said coan.v. deceased
AL rersnns having ciaims againss the said De.
ceased, are hereby warned q exhibi, ahe SANE.
with TIE prcsser vouchers tsereuf 10 the s,.ler s;
brrs. 90 or before the lat nf April 1854. nt<hr-
wise they may be exclsaed BY faw from Fl Rene
ft Of the sasd estate Given nssaer our harS lkTs
18TH dAY VI S<pAemiser, 1853
MARY sHEMWEr.r.
H. r, EARRER.
Adminissruanss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-12-02
NOTICE..

NVuE Undersigned. sppo;ased Commissions
u rrs By the t:ircusl Court ioi IT. Mary'>
conniy. ~ lay of aud Divide ihe real estate
OF PaiiiP Clagae, late tf saI county, deceas-
Ell. hereby give la.tivt 10 all concerned. thai
they ssfAsneei oG ths premises ut deceased.
ON MONDAK Y. Tie ooh oi De.estisser nrxi.
taiT' u tei stie ntxt iair day ihvraiier) to *
eeule The trss=s 40 ~ AFORESAID committed 10
then By tl.e SAID 6'ouri.
JOSEPH FORREST,
M FLOYD.
W CHAPMAN BlLLINCSLY.
ekfe HEZE<lsa III DlsNT.
EDAiuAi0 HEAitD.
issss Commissioners.
Nov. ilth. le5s--ii