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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04
Confirmation of Tax Title.

Sm"reqor General ot -4rtansas. Little Rock. Ark. July 2s. ls5s. 42-2w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04
HARD COUNTY.

Taken up on 2d July, 1858. by Alexander Free high black mane and tail left hind foot whi,e sad de marks on his back. has had the fstula somewhat cre.tallen, collar marks about his neck. Appraised
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecuting
The Court was engaged in the following business
yesterday:
Henry Barnes, who is the principal witness in the
case of the State James Hughes. was brought
into Court and held security of 5000 for his ap-
pearance at Baltimore County Court where the case
had been removed. Mr.. Whitney stated that
Barnes was absent from the State when the case
called in this Court, had recently returned and
had been arrested, and it was necessary to hold him
now for his appearance.
State Us. William Lamblan, indicted for obtain
ing thousand cigars under false pretences from
Nordlinger Il Bros, on the 26th of June last said
cigars being valued at the of SIS, and also for
forging and uttering certain paper order, upon
which the goods were obtained was arraigned and
plead guilty" Sentenced to the penitentiary for
the term of three years and seven months
State Us. Frederick Reinof, indicted for commit
ting an assault upon VIM. Holbrook, a constable,
in the discharge of his duty, and also for simple
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POLTCE TVTELLJGEyrE

John Williams colored) arrested yesterday on the
charge of assisting negro woman, slave of VIM P. Tay
lor of Hartford county escape The slave secured
and Justice Audoun committed Williams Jail subject
to the order of the Hartford county Court
David lantz yesterday arrested by officer Mills
the charge of stealing paddock and lot of keys
store of Edward Mullin He committed Tor Court by
Justice Logan.
Officer Evans yesterday arrested man named David
Huck, the charge Of getting gun alc pretences
lie committed to Jail by Justice AudOun for further
hearing.
The Grand Jury Wednesday last found bill against
Chas Riley accessory to the murder of Sergt Jordan
the day of the last election for Governor and yes
terday. bench warrant being issued, officer Maloney
succeeded in arrestng him. He committed to Jail to
answer the charge at Court.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 6.-BEEvEs-
The market was sufficiently well supplied, although the
receipts weeks past have not been exceedingly
large scarcely exceeding the average during the
The quality of the cattle for sale was rather poor
eral thing decidedly inferior to the supply of the pre-
yious week Prices however, have advanced about "a
Nc The supply being SMALL holders OF cattle frmer
views winch they not disposed to relax when it was
evident from the considerable number Of butchers at
ket that tnere were prospects of good demand Some
iew premium cattle sold high 10c, but the bulk Of
the saes was between 79c The business at Bergen has
no. ueen rse ns week and the transactions were only
ket. " r',- : :" n
MILca so UowhsLContnue very dull and depressed. The
ever, are without change ~NNA' ~ '
market is well supplied, and the arrivals
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Destructive Fire Mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. AT o'clock this morning a
fire broke out in d. p. Stills liquor store in Colum-
bia street, and the entire contents DESTROYED.
The flames communicated with the Miami Oil
Works, and Messrs. Long Brothers printers ink
mandatory also nearly destroyed. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. Insurance not ascer-
tanned
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

ST. BARTHoLOMEws, W. 200 bbls flour: 90 bushels
corn 10 bb bread 10 half bbs crackers IS bus beams
20 bushels peas 10 boxes cande Is boxes cheese
shoes; 10 bbs. onions; drums fish; 20 boxes smoked
herrings 10 kegs butter 10 kegs lard l cask rice;
bbls potatoes boxes candy; 10 0S4 #. cuttings.
do.
WEST lNDIEs-39O tierces Goldfish; 157 drums do; 947
shocks and heading.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 6-Arr. brig Brandywine,
Rio de Janeiro schr Sydney Price and Rhodah Beuah,
Carolina. Crd. brig c. b. Allen Kingston, Ja schrs.
L. Springs, North Carolina Alice Lea, Charleston;
Vapor. Mobile.
BOSTON October 5.-Noon.-Arr. sehr f W. Pratt,
Alexandria. CID. steamship Niagara, Liverpool; ship
Shawmut New Orleans, bark San Jacnto, Galveston;
brig Eastern State, Goree; schrs Norman Georgetown, s.
C.; W. b. Darling, Norfolk
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, October G-Cl'd schrs. Monteveu, Geo.
Lui and l.. !. Pharo, New York. X. X 1awey, TrentOn
NJ C. Durfee Providence 7. b. Monroe, Newark; sloop
George, Trenton.
NORFOLK, October 5-CI'd bark Zingarclle, Rio de
Janeiro; schr Mets. Trinidad.
RICHMOND, October 5.-Arr. schrs. Trojan, Philade
phia. Henry Payson, Portland Cl'd schrs. Hannah Ma
tilda and Orianna. New York.
WILMINGTON, October 4.-Crd. schrs. Bowdch and
Mary Ann Caroline, Boston; +. l.. b. Wales and T. L.
Day Philadephia l.. b. Cowperwaitc and lerschell, N
York.
CHARLESTON, October Arr. brig Hayward,
Cardenas. Cld steamship Nashville, New York; ship
Amelia, Liverpool; schr. Alabama, Porto Rico
SAVANNAH October Arr. schr. Sheet Anchor,
Rockpnrt. CID. schr. W. II. Smith, Philadelphia
MOBILE, October Arr brig Pizawo, Boston. Cid.
ships L. Dennison and Adams, Iavre
VIEW ORLEANS, September 29.-Arr. ship IIelios, n.
York barks Leighton and Roanoke, Rio de Janeiro.
september 30.Arr. steamship Philadelphia, n. ork.
CID. bark Hannah Thornton, Boston,
NEW ORLEANS October 5.-Arr. (per tel) ships May
flower Liverpool Carlyle, Boston; bark J. W. Brookman,
New York
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 7th, 1S5S.-The ship Rather
arrived at this port from Rio with dates to 9th
August. Exchange 2634. Money market tighten
ing in consequence of the Bank reducing circula-
ton. Coffee firm at last prices, with possibility
of it becoming somewhat easier under suspension of
operation, higher exchanges and tight money mar
kpt
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AnTSEITEOTS

HOLLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-Although the great
dramatic spectacle of The Tempest vet continues
successful in attracting large audiences to this
theatre nightly, it will be withdrawn after tonight
to give place to other novelties. In addition there
to, the fine comic drama of The Tco Bonneycastlcs
will be presented tonight, with the fayorite come
dian Mr. in tba
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA gentleman who has Just ar
rived here from Fort Union, says that Indian
Agent Redfield was at Smutty Bears Camp eighty
miles below Fort Randall, on the 9th ut. The
Indians were saucy towards the whites, and serious
trouble was apprehended with them.
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TIE IiIinois Cen.raI p.,1.o,

lNoTEThe above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the associated Press in this city The
following from the New York papers of Yesterday
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A11rn,xv Corxrr- lLn.ulnn1 Con1 E.nd. =

ALLEGANY CoUNrY.-lUaJylaI Coal Trade
For the week ending Saturday, October ID, G,3f2.-
II tons OF coal were shipped over the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad, 5,327.l2 tons over the
road of the Georges Greek Coal and Iron Company,
7,l0204 over the road of the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company, and .l02. 10 tons over the Hamp-
shire Coal and Iron Company's road, making an
aggregate for the week from the whole coal region
OF II, ,722 - tons
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
giOn, 4SO, ,9i5.03 tons.
During the season ! 735 canal boats cleared this
port, carrying l99, 2l902 tons of coal.
For the week ending October 6. &c boats left
Cumberland carrying G,4lS.04 tons of coal.
To-day the President and Directors of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company hold their October
meeting in Cumberland. This, we are informed, is
the first regular monthly meeting ever held there.
The damage done to the machinery of the canal
pump, heretofore noticed, was repaired last week.
but the breaking of one Of the pinion wheels caused
second suspension of its work. Two or three davs
were consumed in making repairs 1t is now said
to be in good running order.
The buckWhcat crop of this county, which
represented as being failure from the effects Of
the early fross has been pretty generally harvest
ed, and yields more abundantly than antici-
pated Owing to the breadth Of land sowed, the
yield will be fully up to that of last years ag
gregate.
Quite number of persons, since the commence
ment of the game season, have enjoyed themselves
greatly shooting i'll the mountains. A large number
OF Pheasants, squirrels, pigeons and other game
has been bagged Deer said to be quite plenti-
full in the forests west Of Cumberland, and quite a
number have been killed.
The Telegraph says: Owing to the long and un-
interrupted continuance of the drought, the water
in the Potomac and Wills Creek has nearly given
out. As a consequence navigation the Canal
has been in measure suspended. Boats lying
in the basin and canal unable to move, and without
rain they will remain aground.
The drought is operating seriously against the
coal interests. Shipments will be much curtailed.
The companies cannot get it to market under the
circumstances by this channel and there is know
ing when the obstacle will be removed. We have
looked so long in vain for copious rains that we
have given up all hope Of so fortunate event.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. THE deaths from yellow
lever yesterday are reported at Sc.
Arrived to-day ship Toccoa, from Baltimore.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FUkElGN.
GLAsGow.--BdTh H z. Trout
225 tons pig iron-Stickney X Co.. Sc casks ale-J. NJ
Jameson c&iSpsoR. s.,. ,,,,,
175 tons plaster-kesey * Gray
TRINIDAD AND CIENFuEGos.-ircm. Bark Trinidad
497 hhds. sugar. 50 tcrs do 60 bbls do 124 bags do
1l6 boxes do.-A Schumacher & Co
WINDSOR, N. S.-Br. SchT. Belle
40 tons paster-Kelsey Gray
COASTWISE.
New YoRK-Schr Charles CoIgate.
l0i bars ironJ. Hartshorn . AS do do l53 bdls do
-keyser, TroXell & Co.. 20 tres rce-J H. Haskell 50
bags pecans-J Crosby & Son; Is matches-Robin
son, Lord Co; casks antimony, 126 slabs spelter-
Thompson x Oudesluys; 80 pkgs. mdse.-E. jenkins &
Sons; Is do do-Geo Hollins; 81 do. do.-Lucas Bros
SO logs cedar-T. Stowe & Co; casks earthenwarc-J
Sharkey Co; 200 boxes starch, 100 do soap-W. H.
Crawford Co; 252 pkgs mdse-W. H. Bolton; $50 box
es tin-E l.. Parker 4 Co. 81 logs rosewood-J. & j.
Williams Co; Is pkgs wine-Iemmon & Brogden; 10
kegs lead-W B. Baney Co.. 232 mouds-Mary land
5. S r. Co.; 40 kegs saltpere, 10 bbs paint-Baker,
Bro. X Co; 10 do Venetian red-N Dawson & Co; 200
boxes tin plate-order.
PHILADELPHIA-SchT. armada.
100 boxes soap, so kegs mdse., W II. Brown & Bro :;
4S bdls. iron, 224 bars do, F. A. Steen boxes mdse
Bevan Son; 100 do do, order
New YoRK-Schr Chief
100 tons guano, Robert Turner.
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ERNM WASHINGTNN

TC0TT0RI0Rdc0ce Of tEe Ne1o York Tlib1ne
WAsHGNGroN, Oct. G.-Capt. West of the Collins
line has been here for day or two and has offered
vessels to the Navy Department for service in the
Paraguay Expedition. He speaks rather fayorably
of Winans' plan ofan ocean steamer, which is in
tended to cross to Europe in seven days.
The President has reluctantly consented that
Commodore Shubrick shall carry his flag as com
mander of the fleet at the fore. The title of Admi
raj is not recognized at the Navy Department.
The annulling Of the contract of Mr.. Lawrence
Myers for the aqucduct mains is dcxterous method
of shoudern@ off the responsibility of receiving the
foreign article.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-In the case of George c. Bates
u.s. the Illinois Central Railroad Company, for the
possession of the grounds on which the depots of
the road are located the jury last night returned
verdict in favor of the company
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Frnn. Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-The Salt Lake mall with dates
of the 1lth ut, arrived at st. Joseph's on the lst
instant. Political matters were quiet in Utah. The
California Salt Lake train had been robbed by the
Indians in Carson Valley. DR.. Forney, Supern-
tendent of Indian Affairs, preparing to leave
Salt Lake City for Carson Valley.
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show slight increase the numbers Of last week
There is moderate demand and prices continue without
essential change
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-There is considerable decrease in
the receipts this week and with fair enquiry prices
slightly better The sales at prices ranging from 81
to 81.
SwINE-There is fair inquiry, and prices are better
with sales at 81 50G $3.50. +,
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Health Of New Orleans

New YORK, Oct Tt is reported that the
steamer Atlantic has been sold to the Mica
ragua company, and will go on the line immedi-
ately.
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Sailing of the United States Brig Dolphin.
BosroN, Oct. 6.-The United States brig Dolphin
is announced to sail this afternoon or tomorrow
morning for Norfolk to join the Paraguay squadron
fitting out at that port.
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INlHENTN

Yesterday morning at early hour, Coroner
Sparklin was called on to hold an inquest over the
body of an infant which officer Parsons had dis
covered partially buried in pile of sand on a va
cant lot on Lombard street, near St. Michael's
Church. Evidence before the jury went to show
that it had been still-born, and verdict was rem
dered accordingly.
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Congressional Nomination declined

BosToN, Oct. 6.-The Hon. l.. B. Comns, renom-
mated by the Republicans for Congress from the
Fifth District of this State, has written letter de-
clining the nomination.
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New York State Fair.

SYRACUSE. Oct. 6.-This was in reality the first
day of the Fair for yisiers, and the grounds were
crowded the whole day. Among thoa present
were the Hon. n. ID. Morgan, Thurlow Weed Gen.
Nye, and other prominent politicians. The attend
ancc of farmers and their families was unusually
large. ViceChancelor William 7. McCwn, Pre-
sdent of the State Agricultural Society," was on
the grounds to-day.
When the cattle were brought into the ring the
show universally acknowledged to be the larg-
est and finest held by the Society. The stock
of short-horns and Devons unusually fill. The
total number of entries of ali classes to night ag
grcgate about $3.50.
The show of Horses was exceedingly fine and
large.
The Sheep are of splendid description andthe
show exceedingly full. The Improvement in alf
breeds is very marked and the superior qualities of
the wool proves the value Of mixing native bbod
with imported.
j. d. Patterson, Of Ghautauque, exhibits large
stock of fine imported Merinos.
The aggregate receipts up to tonight are over
$4,000. This is largely in advance of last year to
this time.
The agricultural meeting tonight was largely
attended,
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Steam Fire Engine Exhibition, sc

Bosroy, Oct. G.--The Seneca Falls, New York;
Steam Fire Engine gave highly satisfactory exhi-
bition of its powers the Common this afternoon,
and afterward in State street.
Jeremiah Austin, master of the whaling ship Bet
sy Williams, was sentenced to-day to pay a fine of
500, and also assessed $500 damages to the negro
John Francis, whom he left on an uninhabted is
land
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Shinrxrechah Saamnn
Sailing of the Niagara.

New York, Oct THE bark Thaes, of New Or
leans reports picking up boat of the wrecked ship
Pelicancan State, containing Mr.. Briggs and four
seamen, who were nearly exhausted.
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1NNt EdTIIIIEs''' SoI,UIU
The arrival of the Arago brings us the London
papers of 22d The Times says:
The English funds have again been inactive to day. but
an improvement of oneeighth has taken place Consols
for money 97ACd2s, and 81 ga y for October.
Loans government securities readily obainable
at from %d2 cent In the foreign exchanges the
rates upon Holland slightly lower; other places
were the same last post The closing prices of the
French Three Cents 72f Soc for money, 72f
zoe for the end of the month.
The following the quotations of American
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Sailing of the Niagara.
BOstoN, Oct. 6.-The Il. NJ. steamship Niagara
sailed about IL O'Clock this morning. with GO pas
sengers for Liverpool and for Halifax, and SlO2,
900 in specie
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BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans Of the Eighth
District in Convention at Concord to-day, non-
mated Charles Il. Train for Congress. He received
sixtyeght votes against littynine cast for eXGov.
Boutwell,
BINGHANPToN, N. y, Oct. 6-Hon. r. Holland
Duell, Of Cortland. Yesterday nominated 'or
Congress by the Republicans from the Dist Con-
gressional District.
The Grand Jury refused to find an indictment
against Oliver Howard, confined for the murder of
his two sons last July. The evidence before them
showing him to be insane. The Sheriff took him to
the asylum at L tica this morning.
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ALMsHoUsE PRoPERTY.-We learn from Towson-
town that the Commissioners of Baltimore county
Yesterday ratified and confirmed the purchase of
the Amshouse property, jointly owned by the city
and county, The President of the Board, John
Merryman, ESQ.,, alone voted in the negative.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS

AT THE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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PRorGRrY SALEs.-Messrs. Gibson Il Co. yester-
day sold at the Exchange Reading Rooms fifty feet
of ground fronting on Madison street, near North
avenue, and running back 225 feet to McCulIoch
street, to Mr.. Francis Kirk, at S29 per foot
Messrs. Cannon Il Matthews sold at the same
time and place lot of ground on the north side of
Camden street, near Light street wharf, with
front OF - feet inches, and depth of 95 feet i'm
proved with two brick dwellings, and brick work
shop in the rear the whole being subject to an an
nual ground rent of $3.50. 1t was purchased by
Mr. p. G. Saucrwcin for 81 100
Messrs. Adreon 4 Co. sold at the same time and
place from adjoining lots on the South side of
Read street between st. Paul and Charles, each of
when has a front of % feet inches and a depth
OF lo4 ieet and each are improved with first class
brown stone front brick dwellings, and the entire
property subject to an annual ground rent of 5000
81, 500 each.
Mr.. Mm Hamilton sold at the same time and
place lot ofground on the corner of Biddlc and
ash streets, with front of 80 feet on Bddle and
25l feet on Walsh street, improved with large
three-story brick dwelling, and suhectto an annual
Harris for 50 800.
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The statement that dead body was taken from
the ruins of the New York Crystal Palace is un-
true Pieces of glass and tin were picked up at a
great distance from the fire, and sheet of tin Il
foot square, from the burning building was found
in lot in Newtown, distance of two miles from
the Greenpoint Ferry. Pieces of tin and glass of
various sizes were picked up in various places in
Williamsburgh.
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TRIAL OF STEAM FIRE ENGINE-The Vigilant Fire
Company will try their steam fire engine at
the corner of Baltimore and Sharp streets, at 81
O'Clock this afternoon.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

NOTICE Is hereby gvea that the Suiscriber
~ Inns oblaiaed from the Orphans Cour, Of
Saint Mary's county, in Maryland. letters Of
administration on the personal estate of Mary A.
Wathen, late of said county, deceased. Al per.
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned tn exhibit the same, with the
proper vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber. on or
before the Ist of April, 1859, otherwise they NAV
be excluded by law from all benefit % the said
estate. Given under my hand THE 18th aav of
1858.
r.. II. WATHEH,
Aanunis;.Alor.
Sept. 18th, l55s-4v.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

MEETING or SHAREHOLDERS IN WoRCEs-
TER Co.-The shareholders of Worcester
county hcld q large meeting ard recommend
ed that a genera! convention o! all the slave
holders OF the Eastern Shore be held at Cam
bridge on the third of November, 10 adopt
measures TO protect their property. The nest-
ing referee! - passed resolutions urging the
State Legislature - instruct our Senators and
request our representatives il Congress to pre-
ScLt t. tie general z vcrnmeut the necessity
Of rigid enforcement Of the fugitive slave
law. OF the payment Of the full value Of runa-
way slaves, AID also that the Legislature, al
its next session. be requested 10 appoint agents
70 ferret uut ana arrest runaway slaves, said
agents 70 he allowed "a liberal bounty for each
slave captured by them. The following add
tional resolutions were also adopted:
j.>olrcd, That we recommend that authori-
~ lie given to p,>tmastcTS il siavehoiding
States. to pen and r-;si ail letters and other
documents addressed % free negroes or slaves
and whenever anything inceudiarv shall be
found therein, T. place them in tue hands oi
the proper officers for prosecution.
Resol~e@ Tia; tie State o: Maryland has
the power and owes - Eer citz"v.S Tie duty II
protecting slave pr.yeriy within Der limits
agans: al .sdyersa.:eS I'll our laws AMI las:'.u-
tings Come srcli "Hclcc they may: a.ia tha'
until our laws are ntt..c more s:-in Z"nt 90 tl,i>
sn;ect Ne rrcunnen.. e, .,:r evil officers par
ijcu!ar,y. ard - Oh c:.,-ens general, N
CREASED vigilance j. tetcc:.ug AMI bringing =
jn>ti,e 4. persons c..2i; tamp.r;Eg with
ST., :cs: and IS : r-war': IJr suc!. scrv:ce We
! authorize Ha,;ok l.. Henry 70 par over - such
officer or otter person thr sum Of 500 10,
every white man, and $50 for every free ne
gro 50 detected and convicted.
Resolved, That our shareholders and these
who hire slaves are requested 10 discontinue
tic pracsise 4 allowing said slaves corn patch
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

NOTICE is hereby giv'r rha; the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court of
81. Mary county, IN Maryland, letters Of sd-
mInIstratIon on ;hr personal estate Of Mary A.
S,mms, late ut said county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims asai1s, the sad deceased are
hereby wnrned 10 EXHIBIT the same, with the
proper vouchers thereof, IN the subscriber on or
before the ls' day of April, 1859, otherwise they
may be excluded by law from all henef, of the
saId estate. Given under any hand this 18Th day
of September, 1858.
GEO. A. aiMMS,
ASmir!Erstor.
Sert. 23rd, le5s-4w-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby givel that the subscriber
~ as-obtaiaed from the orrhRns' Court Of
Saint Mary'e cOunty, in Maryland, letters of
administration or the personal estate of ri. L.
Goddard jr., late of said county, deceased. All
perscns having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with ,he
proper vouchers thereof. tn the subscriber, on or
before the LIST day Of April, 1889, otherwise they
NAV be excluded by law from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand this 18th day
of September. 1855.
JOHN F. WISE,
Administrator.
Sept. 23rd, ls5s-4w.