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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23
Hurrah for the Holidays

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
NOW READY FOR INSPECTION OF PURCuAs-
IN ERS, the greatest assortment of Books Games
and SteroscoPes suitable for holiday presents Rnont
which may be fonnd large and beautifully illustrated
ANIMALS, standard Poets, from 81 to SIS Also, a
Games, both historical and amusing lust the thing
for the little folks.
The most beautiful present for the Parlor is the
SteroScope and Views, OF which have a very large
and select assortment, varying in price from 81 to SIS
per set am also in receipt Of all the latest publ
cations as soon Issued. '.Benlall" sNIinistcr's
Wooing." ''The Virgnians,'' "saxos Money king"
&c, &C., just received.
Call soon and have your choice.
decl2 log Sran-st. doors above II. ( 81. Bank.
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River and we,

ST.. LoUls, Dec. 22.-RiveE &c ,,on,,,-
-. sI 4lt I"s"t! p After u
=; - ." 49,; ~ SnUm a l,s hi weather
If snNy. Ea1i 81 1t 80 80 ~ inches
= has hoco,un ,.Io ms y. a. - ernoon
'rho 80. Eas f,7Ia1, ",.' 80 - 80. FOLDER.
bonrs +iaro " ;"', ,, oisI ' GO. III st "a
cLonnel NJ ;coi" 0T NJ :; 49, ~ W., the
Quence. ESe-
:. PiTTsBURGH, Dec. 22.-River 6sA -.
pier mark. Weather clear and cold ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23

Ess-THE RIvEn.-The Ohio continues
10 fall slowly, with near eight feet water
in the channel. The ice is SO thick, hard
and heavy that many boats are afraid to
risk ii. Tie Pittsburgh packet Chevoit,
Capts Murray and Hemphill, concluded to
Law up for clearer river and n more mod
crate state of weather. The r. B. Hamil-
ton left last evening for Portsmouth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF tho stenmship Asia.

!
Asia from Liverpool, passed this poinl
about O'Clock this morning: She was
boarded by the news boat oftLe New YOrL
associated press.
CoTToS MARkEr.-Cotton easier, all
qualities have declined l, with holders
pressing on the market particularly the
new crop. Sales of the week ~. 600 bales
including l400 bales to SPECTATORS and
5000 bales to exporters. The sales on
Friday were 5000 bales. and the market
closing dull: quotation, Orleans fair I
l5-l6d, middling I'D, Mobile fair lad,
Mi10llng I'd, fair Upland 3-l6, middling
bales
The ndvices from Manchester arc favor
abtc prices firm but very dull.
HAvIR CoTToS MARLBT.-Iarket firm Mt
Il2f for Tres OrGinaire loft for Bus
Sales OF the week were 5000 bales: stock
on hand 81, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKRT.-NTar-
kct steady. Richardson & Spence report
hour dull and quotations nominal at ga
us. Wheat steady with ,n improved de-
mHnd, s"lcs OF red at IS 3dCql los: white IS
Gd(G lis Cd. Corn quiet, yellow 3os GdCQ
PnovrsIoS MArKgr.-Beef dull but pri-
ces steady. Pork quiet at sos; Bacon
- ~" cu"A"cEi"nu oHcreu at Asa
without meeting any buyers Lard dull
"ho quotations nominal at SIS.
PRODUCE MARKET.-Cotfee quiet. Rice
hrm. Rosin heavy, common Is. Spirits
OF Turpcntine dull at 34s Tea dull at
Is I'd.
LONDON MARKETS. Dec. Starring Bros
seP"rt 6fea1stutts quiet but steady. Sugar
firm at Il of an advance for refining. Rice
closes quiet.
NohSo!s 9oS(@'96 ex-diYidcnd. The bull
L coi IN IN tue sank OF England has decreased
~ E;Voo. Money unchanged.
nc steamship New York hence. has ar
in -. oHt'
II was rumorcd i'll London that the Chi
.iese 't''u oFuereti tue Russians to cvacu0te
,le AIloor setticment, ana had sealed up
'' e!il?ASsS ~ Fekln Ill their stead.
Adaltlonal adhesions to the Peace Con-
gress were taking place from the Europe
an governments at Paris. Speculations
were rife relative to the plenipotentiaries
anu their probable proceedings.
Inc EngllSh rclormcrS were holding con-
ference in preparation for the approaching
election campaign.
Inc directors of tho Great Eastern
Steamship Co., had postponed the expla-
nation OF their. embarrassment to the
stockholders, for month. The delay
caused much dissatisfaction among the
stockholders who were anxious to learn
the trnc state of affairs.
The total amount of gold secured from
tne wreck OF tue Royal Charter reaches
1loO:OOO.
Victor hugo has published nu cloqrcnt
appeal in behalf of John Browns lIurner's
Ferry affair. He says his execution will
be crime of the greatest magnitude
The Bank of France has gained six mil
lions of francs in cash, during the month.
;, The pacific policy of France towards
England was progressing.
The French Budget for next year will
amount to E73,O00,OOO. The Paris Bourse |
was bu"y"nt.
The "dyices from Italy are unimportant
The differences between prussi: and |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23
BY TELEGRApH-

al 81 Dec 2-FlOur quiet Mt 525 for How
M 81; meat irm; white Sl.209l, 40; red 81 l5GO
C"[h stea'ty; white 13Gg75; yellow SO6pS3-
41iet; new western mess pork so: prime
Ne" York unchanged. w
CIScISXATI. Dec. 22-The demand FIR ,,or.,. ,o,
nW"S pressing and the market is stringent: exchange
p"oE"hE' anu &c. premium was offered for si~I,t
TIEINs vi the Fast on change to-day bv bankers
"s EtlEtt opened buOyant this morning, and S6T5
"s o'HS' iDF S1d hoss but it was ascer-
t .' S''t tHe receipts were much beyond what hal
tFs mot buyers willingly at the rnteI rnrrcnt
Yesterday. anu ~ S625C16 80; there was u cool do
LA'A' INe TecelPt| add up 5000 head. Provisions
mess 'Erh rather hrmer with fair though not nctivc
unA' DO DOls' good brand sold 1880, but first
cLtSs brands wcr1 held at SIUT5 and In some % sns
Us high aS StI was asked ST. 80 v;s offered far Ia ~
week Of February. Bulk meats offered 0uit. freely
but te Hen'lfiu was not nctiVc; bOOJO ID sold at 6I
@:"M LOT Fcbrtiary delivery, and 30 hlls ut e., for
packed M the spot GrOcRrics-thorc is no change IN,
rue market; sugar S11acG0c Molasses 45IS(047c the
former ratio mt the wharf Coffee l2M13S WhjsLS,
continues in good demand. and prices l,;c hirl"r.
SAle5 100 bills at DC. including wagon Grain
neat continues hrm ut 81 BIOL p for prime white.
>l.lSC lO for prime red; sales O bis prime whit,
NJ l;EI; ~ do fair do at Sl,20. Corn market firm
wfth good demand at SEC. OatI market dull: Drccs
declined to ile bus; sales 2O hus in bulk ut 5OlI
$50 do do 0tSl -
PHlLADELPklt. Dec. 22-Flnnr continues Quiet. soIo.
at s., 81 r5,N for common and good slIperinc s ~
GA5oI y for extra SGG.5 so for extra family and iii G3iI
"a Tor fancy lots Rye Flour steady ut 81 ~: Corn
lGNl Ut S'iL5. Wheat unchanged; sales 5000 bushels
red s. ,32t9:l % .htc at SI.40@l5O Rive steady nj
92tG93c for Penna and SEC for Delaware Corn stow
dyi sales COCO bus yellow ct 13647G and S05nS5c tIo
former for damp ylow and latter for UriIl. White
steady at 43@.45. Whisky i'll fair demand 1T 26iS
G32713c. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23

ns7-WuIpPISc HIS WIFE.-Mr. Robert
J.nkins. yesterday assaulted his wife with
= poker. for which he was arrested, taken
before Aid. Wright, aud fined five dollars
and costs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23

ps5-TnE PANORAMA of Italy still con-
tinues to draw good houses. Its fine,
artisticalIy drawn scenes are attracting the
best critics and most ardent lovers of art.
1t will only exhibit for two days longer,
and those who have not yet seen the Mir
ror. should not stand upon the order of
going.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23

Grs- DEru.-We observe by the outside
of the various restaurants, that there has
been sudden influx of deer into the mar
ket. Vension is almost as common as
sheep meat, only it is more dear. The ap-
pronch of the holidays is storing our
houses with all the good and rare things
of civilized life. We hope everything
will be moderately INDUCED.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23
Friday Morning, Dec. %, 1859.
s.:55 GARDINER L co.

r~CtrY Observation-Disclosures will
NJ s 9Sc remember, thnt we invariably charge
s. Tor all announcements for the city Off
,.c.-fo be paid for in GdrUnce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23
Verdietin the C.ibson case

COLUMBUS, Dec. 22.-In the cascs
IL. Gibson, former Treasurer of the IA
the Jury after being out "a hours, brt,
in verdict at 0 o'clock this .moruii
guilty, a motion for new trial vi
argued this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23
ee5y- GARDINER < co.

pOnly Ten Cents q Week
DaiIg I1ii!l,yt,eer will he delivered to any
mart Of the city or suburbs at ten cents n
week
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-23
HOLIDAY FESTIVAL!
FAIR AND SUPPER.

Dissolution of Partnership.
VIE PAEINERSliIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between link and Kersten, in the Cabinet and
furnishing business was dissolved the 9t! of No
yember Nm. link having purchased the interest of
Henry keTsen. Persons knowing themselves in1ebt-
ed to tho firm will please make payment by tho frst
OF January, as 1t is necessary have tho business of
said firm settled Immediately.
Wm. link will continue tho Cabinet Undertaking
and Turning business At the old stand No. Il Main
street, Centre WhcelinE dcr15 Iy$
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
SPRING & SUMNER
On % % ID g..

(tEo. A. SlNAIS & co, have just returned
" rom Baltimore with a large ard carefully
selected stock of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS. Their u-w stock embraces every sort
and description OF goods usIally Kept in a coun-
try store. IEsy would especially direct public
attention to their large and splendid assortment
IF SHOES, Of every description, embracing
every variety Of ger,emen's dress shoe, ladies
CATERS, slrrers, &c, &c. Their stock Of
DRESS GOODS "a aIsu varied and conale,e,
comprising every style AMI quality - goods
DOW WON ny iGe sex. Their ok OF Do
MES RIGS Is also large anG viii be sold st very
reduced rates. They have also on hand gem
eral assortment Of REAOT-MADE CLOTH.
ING, Of every description. Upon the whole,
they think they are fully justified in saying
their pre.eni stock equals, III, does not surias,.
any former stock offered 10 Customers m thIk
market. Purchasers will do well 10 call and
look for themselves before purchasing else
where.
April as,h. 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has led from the ORPHANS C"ur. Of
-. Nary's county, m Mary land. letters
on the rers"Ual estate Of Wi.iom
$. l.. 4u,1i late of SAID county, deceased. All
persons having claims agains; the sad deceased,
are hereby warned 20 cAaIDII I.i same, with the
prnp~r vur~hsr~ th~re,ti. 20 the scTGier On or
before Ia l7'h daV II No, cube mex. the So
issy ,aav hs exc aided ~ AZ nom all benefit Of
the sart estate. Glyea uudgr my hand ,lIs 10Th
dAy oi May. lsj9.
MARY z. ARELL,
E&ecUtTIN.
NAV 18th, ls59-4S
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
BUSINESS NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, having associated
Il themselves under the firm o: Gale d
Cotton, for the purpose Of conLuctIn. The
TOBACCO, GRAIN and GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS, nj No. Of, Light
street, Baltimore, would respectfully inform
heir friends and the public generally, that they
are prepared to sell Tobacco, Wheat, Corn,
Potatoes, Live Stock, Poultry, Fruit. Rags, and
all other articles of Country Produce. ri the
highes; market prices: and pur~has. Lumber,
Lime, Plaster, Bricks, Guano, Clover Seed I,
Bacon, FIoar, Fish, Groceries, Dry Goods, and
I'll other kinds of Merchandise, a. he .oxest
rates.
We pay particular attention 10 lie ir .?sction
Of Tgbacco and the measurement Of Gram; n nd
soon as sales aSe effected. an nr-onn' thereof
IS Immediately sent TO their customers. We
earnestly solici; oar friends 20 gre rs tTia! =,
assuring them that shall spare 10 pairs to
give them satisfaction.
ROBERT ". GALE,
GEORGE COLON,
Baltimore, Md.
April i4th, Is59-6m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is hereby given iha; tie subscri-
Der has obtained ffon the Orphsn's
Court % 81. Mary eoua;y in Me.yiand. let
ierx of administration on the persouaI sS:Ie Of
Stnais!aus Boob, late Of sad county, 3e-
ceased. AL persons having eIarns against the
said teeeaSed. are hereby warned to exhibit the
asne w!th the rro"er vOuches thereof, 10 the
SuhScr,her, on or before the l7!h d1y Of Nov,
nex'. otierwiSe they may 5e excluded Dy law
frrm all benefit az the SAID esir's Given under
mr. hand fiiis l5Ih day nf Nav. 1859.
GEO. r. MADDOX,
Administrator.
: May l7ih, ls59-Iw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

NOTICE ~ hereby gisen that the subscn-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphan 5
Court of 81. Mary's county, IA Maryland. let
ters teSiamenlary GA the pe.soVL estate Of
MARY \. HALL, late Of said county, de-
ceased All persons having CLAIMS against the
sail deceased. are hereby war; ed to exhibit the
same With TIE proper vouchers thereof, TO the
sn5srrihe-. IN or before the l.,h November
n.Vr nih-rw:se obey may be excluded by law
from al benefit nf the sRrd eS'.,a. Given Lnder
nv hand this lO.th Jay of Nay. 1859
ROBERT LONER,
EAecuiUr.
MAY l2.h ISI9-sw
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

IN application Of Ignatius D. Ridg"ll
~ Administrator of UrIah b. Ridgcll
late OF ST. Marys county, deceased. |, is
ordered BY the Court. that The SAID admin
i>tratuT notify the creditors of the said de-
ceased 10 fle their claims against the said
decreased ia the Register of WHIPS office on
or beioIE the 4th day of June next Tor di-
yidend. aud that this order be.publishcd in
the Saint Mary's Beacon once a week I'm
I'll the sad lilh day OF June next. Test
J. +. NJ. RALEY,
Register oi Wills,
OF 81. Mary's county. Nd.
April, 18th. lS59-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
MARYLAND
4 G II G. 1T II A l. WORKS
March 3l~t, l759-Iy.

respectfully call vou,
u
ever
mayw
10 of
or a n oher nuad and
Who
W.
ha diudve
a
all
meet hingd uct~dto
*
$50 FrGH HldrG BaIim5r
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
COI.i.ECTOK.S S.NL.E.
May l2h Is59-4~-

~ authority Of law. have seized and
- taken lh- following property to satisfy
State and Coun'y Taxes ami the legal char
ges thereon. due To- me tos the following
yeats. VIZ:
1854. iSjj-Two Horses, assessed 10
VIM Maringley 81 jOhn.
1854. lS55-Two Horses. assessed to Ed
ward F. TrnnI>on
1851. iSI5-Onc woke OF Oxen, assessed
to BenrjIcr Cole. E. b.
And hereby give notice, that on TIN RS
DAY. tn" Pad ol June next. on the prem
81, OF W Iiam Mau!ngy o John IN l.Con-
ard Town district reIw.'cn The hnnrS ut 10
O'Clock. Il. III. a.d = O'clock. p. NJ. will
SCI! At pubic auction the 1Ico Horses above
referred 10 TOR ash. t. satisfy the State.
and Comfy Taxes and the legal charges
AFORESAID.
Also. on THURSDAY. the 2nd Of June
next, or the premises Of Edward +. Tenn.
son. in LEONARD Town district. between the
hours OF ~ o'ci Oh. a. IN AMI O'Clock. p.
m will sell at pubic auction the TTo
NOrseS as above stated 'or cash, 10 satisfy
, STATE and County Taxes and the legal
/ chaEges AFORESAID.
! Also, on FRIDAY, the 3rl Of June next.
on the premises 81 Benedict cole; I. b, IN
/ Leonard Town District. between the hours
! uf u o'clurk, m aud O'Clock. p. IL. Will
| sell a; public auction the Yoke OF Oxen as
above Tor casn. 10 satlsfI the State AM
( County Taxes and the legal charges "a
! aforesaid.
LEONARD HAYDEN.
Collector.
] May IO,h 49,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

The Oxygenated Biffer~,
THE OxYGENfTED BITTERS,
THE OXTGEN.9TED BITTERS.
THE OxTGEN.ITED BIT7ERS,
An unfsilins remedy
A. Gnsiliug remedy
For
For
Dyspepsia, indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, indigestion.
The Oxygenaied Bi,ters,
The 0xygena,ed Rl,ters,
The oxysenated Bitters.
The oxysenated B;t,ers,
Cure AeidIiy, F1aiuienry, Heart Burn, Water
Brash, Cure Flatuleney, Heart Burn, Water
Brash, Aeldiiy, Cure Hear. Burn, Water Brash,
A:idity, Fiatu!ency, Cure Water Brash, Acid
ty, FIAtuIency, Heart Burn.
The oxygena'el Bit.ers,
The oxygenaied Bt,ers,
The Oxygenated Bit,ers,
TIE oxygenated Bi,ters,
Cure
Jaundice. Liver Complaints. Bilious Complaints,
Liver Complaints Bilious Complaints, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Jaundice, Liver Conn plants,
The oxygenaIed Bl,,ers,
The oxygenn:ed Btters,
The OxysehRted Btiers,
The 0xygenaIed Bi:iers,
Cure Dtxli;y OF the System, Female Complaint,
Cure Female Complaints, Debility of the sys-
TEN, Cure Debility Of the system, Female Com
plants, Cure Female Complaints, DEBILITY of
the ~ stem.
The 0Xygenated Ritters,
The oxygenaied Bitters,
The Oxygennied Bittess,
The Oxygenaird Brters,
Cure Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Care Nervousness, Neuralgia,
Cure Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Cure Nervousness. NcuJals,a.
ONygenated Btters, Oxygema,e1 Eiters,
Oxygenat-d Bitters, Oxyseuated Bi,ters,
Oxygenated BItters, Oxygena,ed Bit,ers,
OXygenaied BItters, oXygenated Bitters.
Cure all diseases which originate IN diSordercj
condition of the stomach, or imperfect disges-
Ton, or in debLitaed state Of the system, M
duced by fever, climatic influence. habit DIS
ease, and are acknowledged by all who have
used them 10 he the most remarkable medical
remedy Of the times
THE ORIGINATED RITTERS
are prepared by 5. w. FOWLE x CO, i
fremont street, Boston, and are for sale by
their Agents. by Druggists and Dealers IN
Medicine both in city and country everywhere.
For sale by George 4. SImns, & Co. Leon
Ardiown; ID. T. Morgan, Chapuco; \. P. Daw.
kins, Head of ST, Clements Pay; and by a.
dealers IN medicine everywhere.
April 2sth ls59-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
R.iTTFIC8TIOY N1TICE.

Charles Medley { In the Circuit Court
vs. for SAINT Mary's Coun.
John z. MOORE o.. Sitting a. a Court of
Equity.
DY virtue Of authority vested IN me, un-
- der the act Of a>~r,nbiy. in such case
made and provided. il Is hereby ordered
that the report of CIafieS Mr'li"y . g.
Fred Maddox. Trustees. filed IN this cave he
ratified and confirmed unless cauS" he ,nJwn
ON or before the thrEi Mon,iay OF November
next, provided co?y Oi 'hl> order BE- insert
e! IN the Saint MARY B"aco:. once a week
for three Sncea,,,ve" weeks. before the said
third Monday OF November next.
The report states that the land sold for
sixteen hundred and twenty one dollars and
seventeen cents.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE.
C.erk
May l9,h 1889 -5w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

STANISLATS BOOTH. (wnose mis-
fortune IN losing his right hanu by an &C
c!deni this Winter is we'll known TO TIL,
community. ) IL respectfully recommended BY
his friends as Il candidate Tor Road Supervisor
in leonard Town district .'and they solicit
for him the support OF his friends and fellow
citizens.
April 2lst 1879
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
BUILDERS MATERIALS.
March 3Ist, I659-ly.

The respectfully
DOORS BLINDS DOOR FRAMES
BOARDS Of
tlDIc
to furnish at fort Country
suburban Residences,
q Il their pro sites
II
aref rpard
of,r al
be to
Se1mP Planning NNan4S Sash rtq
rec Waehous No Pratt street
door 0 Fcnn itrioe,M
Macacl 5o--iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

TIKI SiEE'S SALE.
ENY virtue Of dccIcc Of the Circuit Court
Ed fr Saint Mnrys county. Sittin" ~ a
Court Of Equity passed the 9th Of December.
1853. be undersigned rs trustee. will offer ~
Pebble S,lc II ST. lNlGNES' STORE, in s..
E,.;.ocs' District. ~. THURSDAY. the 10Th If
Nay next, between tie hours Of and o.
COX, !. IN. a tract OF parcel Of land called
"WULOWBoEOUGH,"
containing one hundred and sixty acres. more
ur ,s< This ilui Is hdvautagcDuslv Sitrlted
in 81. lg"c, DiStri t, very near the Sa.ut
Narv's river, is convenient 10 all the luXuriCS
oil tie water, and IS adapted to tn" growth 81
the ordinary staple crops Of the county. The
improvements consist ii = comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSE, AMI other ordinary Out
Houses, Necessary fnr farming purposes.
The terms f sale, as prescribed hv the de-
cree. arc-t~.p hundred dollars to be paid on
he Gay Of sale, and the balance in cqual in
>tan.uis Il twelve an eighteen months The
dc5 rrcd payments TO he secured by the bonds
oi tie purchaser with security, to be approved
hy the trustee, bearing inicrvs. from the day Of
sale. On payment Of the whclc purchase
money. tie trustee will convey tie property t.
tn, purchaser. clear Of all claims Ot the parties
u the Proceedings in this case.
+. FORD,
Trustee
Arril 2sth. 1855.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
May 5,h, ls59--4~.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of dccrcr OF the Circuit Court
- f,r Saint Marv's county. sitting ~ u
Cour; Il Equity. passed iu the case Of Peter
T. Smith and others vs. jeremiah Arts. the
undersigned as Trustee. will sell at Public
Sale, ia THURSDAY. the 2Gth day of May
Il, Xt, between the hours Il and ; o'clock p.
m, al ST. lHI""ES STORE, in 81. lnigoc> bs-
trict al the Real Estate Of which jeremiah
Arts e Saint Mary's County died sciz,sl. The
,..la real Estate contains xix hundred and thf-
u aCr-S. more az icSS.-and is divided int"
trcc several farms. have on them the neccsS;.-
~ DWELLING HOUSES, and will lie sold
separately A. now divided each # the farms
has AL tie advantages II a water location, Is
near steam Boat navigation, and is very de-
sirahic property To those disposed to purchase.
Terms 81 sale rs prescribed by the decree.
are ore third of the purchase money cash on
he iav O! SALE aud the residue in one and
two wears 10 b,. secured hv the bonds Of the
purchaser, with interest from the day Of sale
AID with surety 10 be approved Of by the
Trustee.
Up"u payment of all the purchase money.
tic Trustee is authorized To convey 10y deed
the title Of all the parties t. this suit and of
these who may claim under tl,cm. 10 the
purchaser.
GEORGE C. MORGAN,
Trustee.
Arril 2S;h lS5a-ts
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
COAL, LUMBER, LIME,
HAYRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND.

The Undersigned having
Cor enames NJ sye &
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White and Siding, s.l
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
.NO79CE TO CREDITORS.

~ Office ~ hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
St. Mar s county, IA Mary land, letters OF adj
mIuIsird,Ion on the persona estate Of William
H. Medley. iaGe Of said county deceased. Al
persons having ciuimS asaInst the sand deceased,
are hereby warmed To eNhibig the same, with the
proper vournes thereof, To the subscriber. on or
before tie 1rh at October, lsJ9, otherwise they
may be excluded Ivy law from nil benefit Of the
sa,d est'te. Given under my hand this 9Th day
Of May, 1889.
LEWIS c. MEDLEY.
Administrator.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE - hereby gwen that ,he subscribe
~ has Obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Saint Mary . county, in Maryland. letters of nd
mlnisiratIon d. b. a. on the personal estate Of oc
DHn6aT. u. late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having CLAIMS against the sad deceased
ere hereby warned To exhibit the same, with the
proper vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on OF
before the llih Of Nov, next, otherwise they
may be excluded by lAw frnr1 oil benefit or
che said esia;e. Given under my hand Ihls
10Th day Of May, 1859.
GEO. +. MADDOX.
Administrator
AfAy l2th. Is39-;w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

PETITION FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
INSOLPE.NT .-4H-S OF MARYLAND.
Circuit Court for :. Marv's c.. J
MaTcl, Term. 1883
HREkED Ivy tic Conr' ia..r thc credit q,
~ 81 ENOCH r. EVANS. : IyiItiy, ~ -
TIE benefit Of the In lccrt Laws 81 Mary
land, he and APPEAR b.fIre :'.e CiT.ui' sat
or s.. NAry's County go tl.a third VI day
IL November uext, g. show cauS.. il AK.
tl.cy have, why the ri! Eaoch r. Evans
shall Mt have the benefit VI the said laws:
provided a copy Of this orirr be inserted III
the 81. Mary's Beacon, once week, for
three months before the SAID third Monday
~ November next.
Ey ,-!cr.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
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