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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17

TOHN. J. ACKERMAN, Esq, is now con-
Dected with us in making abstracts to all the III
ties to Real Estate In Montgomery county. The un-
certainty OF the old system of looking over the in.
dexes to seventy volumes as often as the property
changes hands, to ascertain the condition Of the ti-
tle has induced us to make abstracts of all tieH to
all the property in the county, so that all the
veyances affecting any lot or section of land, will
to every conveyance affecting any piece OF Real Es-
tate without eferring to the indexes at all THIS
system iH much needed, and deserves the liberal pa
tronaga of ell persons who deal In Real Estate.--
The Examinations will soon be finished, when we
will be able to give entire satisfaction in that de-
partment.
We will give prompt attention TO any law business
which may be entrusted to MIR. Alderman, who will
give particular attention to his German friends.
We will give attention. as usual, TO all law bus-
ness entrusted to us.
OFFICE on Main street, opposite the
Court House.
sept27 JORDAN h JORDAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
Wabss. IN. KBsgCEe
TO the Public at Large

TNHE Subrcriber returns his sincere thanks
Il to his friends for the very liberal patronage
which he received during the twelve months he has
been in the business He hRs sold his confectionery
establishment to Messrs. Reese Zellers gentlemen
whom he takes pleasure in recommending az being
well qualified and deserving the patronage hereto
fore conferred upon him.
Those Indebted to me in cash book account, will
be expected to settle at once, in order that may
meet my obligations to Others. / will be found at
the store from TO II, and from to O'Clock during
each day until the LIST OF November.
W. H. BUCKE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
For Sale!

A SMALL 2 story Frame Dwelling, on the
"a Hill south Of 9th street. Also ~ story Frame
Dwelling on Wayne north Of 5th street ForfuTther
particulars, inquire OF me at my office in CegE's
building. r. BOOTH.
aepttQ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17

FROM the above it will be seen that we
Il have become proprietors of Mr.. BucLe's we'll
known confectionery establishment corner of Main
ane Second streets, Dayton, Ohio, where hope to
and Mr.. Buckle enjoyed, and as mnch more as our
friends may see proper to allow US. Nothing shall
lack our part TO make our establishment all that
1t should be Our Ice Cream and cooling drinks shall
be of the best at all times our stock OF candies,
toys fancy goods, musical instruments, ETC.. shall
always be ompete--nothing shall be wanting on
our part to make our establishment what it shoulk
be. REESE & ZELLERS.
septa1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17

A Democrats Gain Of Six thousand
Since Last Year-The Vote for Gov
ernor M
The vote for OoselnoI IN Ohio e reported As
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
ZOE nALE uHHAp.

n x ACRES on the River Road near u,
: - Cincinnati y N, ~ miles nom The cliy
kc. 4 very desifable place fora Garden Lot
CHAa. E. CLARKE,
auo1 Thifd atrefi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17

THE business viii continue under the firm name
i OF " ANDREW co. All unsettled Aecountsof
the arm Of Andrew, Wilson Co. will be lusted
by them. p. ANDREW,
X. LLOYD,
sept4 GEO. M. HIGH.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17

lives on tie faEnn-'. ,4,nis, sni J ss<rs AMI
gentlemen gifs tho st<, shuiin. lfit was only
gentlemen, | wouldn't grumble - snEch. But
yut can't tell one frnl luther. Farmers have
10 he sceiin wheel and dem things 20 nursicT-
us n fnenslua. until about Christmas. Then
c.mes the hoiydars, then cuIneS the egnog anil
applet,dy. and - ID j. lare ia Jcnuars before a
farmer can tell whstfer he has ST one eve
open or the ether eve open II both ~ pel &C hoi!l
shet; and cut gus the .or ike the n, IN. except
the moon comes once mun;h and the loT Unee
year.
Now, in th. sccoai place. the eommon r
saws mat Land il lIi1n. lab mn usque al
c,elum" Now, ii this Is 4 maxim in lpr. any
vile game can ketch or kill nn M premises
nrt b lie mine and no bOdv ort'nt To- saw nuth-
in ab,u; It neither. But i N - ;her hand.
they isn't mine after kctcI rfH4ssli kill 'eui,
or kill en- anil ketCh 'em, Go use the pcrticu-
laryty az loTyers,l then, KUHN George. the
State Of Meryland hal better take care Of her
OWN things. anil partrulges IN lIerti,ular. I'll
jus, tell YOU in cpnfdents, il the States part
ridges comes on my priniiscs. I'll shute en-
scFtin Il don't look cnnstichusiallal q stop
a man from gunEin on his own land that be
paws taxes on NJ h,w. ,iOcs il? 4 !eller might
be gunnin and axidcntly kill partridge. Ii
a o!IyciT aXhlently comes along bout that time
and sees him. the lor calls il primy iasliy eyy-
dents that hes iinsrd tie !or. and hes got to
pay dollars. Yuu aint no pinlcr nor NJ set
ter neither, "Anl that well doth know, bnt
III ask you does 4 pinter set by site or So by
smell? Now, If pinters sets by small, how on
erth kin tell whether he's SGT part ulge or ole
phlus or a. sparrer or musrat? AuG if he can /
tell, how kin ] tell and he cane tell, So
- Ill
the smell and kill i, ani i; turns cut - be a
partrul-c or pnu-, who's - 1,sEl- IRE or the
pinlcr? And yet the Tor talks about iiIdin a
man FOR du;n il. ! knowed q ,nan in this IA
borhoDi who shot At = musrai aud killed the
musrat and a dippcr and u.r ph,uL. This i
a fact Ii man was 10 make Sucil n shgte
now. in these DAYS Of lor pr1texion and VAilo-
birdaphv aud one nf the killed things WAS 10
DC partridge IS it mite he, why he'd have 10
pay 8 dullcr> list for maxim bra. shute
II tie State Of Merylaul !, - philuhirdir.
why don't she ~ the thing up comrlrtclye and
oif,- reward Of dime or b y Of & ID caps a
scalp for horkS Il al kinds? cant say my
self t..eg has killed emmy since the ;jrac cxP!r-
81 f,r KILN part.udgcs; but I wuuld'n: wou-
der if they hasn't. If they is stopped, they is
more lyr~biIia than pcptc gS%':y i, that's a
fact
Now. KUHN GEORGE, in conclUshun, send nc
your opjuyuu in a letter, Il don't want your
lragic opinyun TO have 10 pay for it, ard ii
you say shute, I'll shutc, aud ii you say don't,
III don't.
As ever, Your friend AMI fellow k'rzin,
BILL BRAGEDON, Esq.
7 S D1n't let nobody see thi., no more
news at present. may send you some more
news before long.
r. b.
Noiy Bcny: Ny wife scn,'s her 1--we to your
wif, ard tie other baby and says Low Do she
do?
b. B.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
Celebration,

We woula call public attention. 10 the cclc-
hra;ion to come of At Leonard Town tunder
the auspices OF the St. Mary's Reading Room
and Debating Society on Tuesday, 22nd
inst. THE extraordinary preparations being
nladO by the proprietor Of the Union Hotel.
together with others connected with this matter
bid fair 20 make excel anything jn the way of a
celebration that has ever taken place in thfs
village. We hope the spirit Of entSSHrize ex-
hibi:cd by all parties, will be rewarded by the
attendance Of large and appreciative audi
cnce.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
IC"NHrHrcATEp.
PiI.nnlrale, F.iwerr Me toh, 1859.


Deer KUHN George Deer Su--Tyc hin in.
t0uiin for sum time to rite to YOU AL hope
these few lines may find you cu.nyin tie ,,mc
blrs,n. Yea will perhaps thinl i; strange Ina:
didn't say nuthin u you on the subject when
was down TO Lcnnudtown. Eut the reason
Why WAS. that | dii'nt want - pay You f,r
v,,r leaglc ariuyun when could ret i, in n
letter without PAY. BcS!cs. | slorli'a, w
hal 70 pay al,re for the le'G'c oiinyuu ii |
had asked it. hut little cxtry lor your rcrpv-
,a>hun as a l9rycr. Re?ry'a~hnn charz.s a
lt:le cxtry in all things, AID spc ha..y IL lpr.
know that eugSultItorS is ono thing al.t ~ +
correspondents another. NV. u iittin con
she,its as lorycrs may have, YOU w9ullu, dear
to charge a Corryspouln kul;n.
You know that am y..e OF IN" lrlg v:lgua
shutters from this nahorLyol. AL a., part
rui.e shutter. Speakin Of the sl,atiu ma. hes
this past Fall. can tell yvu suntiius about il.
was unfortunate, however, - get ~ tic ,u-
sin side both times Bu. if az nv Mcu Lad
shot like me. we would uv WIN more supper
than YOU ever ct At one time In S.ur lie. D.
YOU take tie Bc"kun? Q. it lone my hear
good = look IT the BetEun ;f'-r = ," sbUtiu
Inatcks. There was the names t.! ,av shutters
as they shot an! how they shot. cue US en-
would have \ single scratch o. III" paper t.
show that he merely tuchgl tic ri,!1ur: an
other two scratches, aui three scratches. AM
some as high Is four or five srr,tches al ~
4 single sign I" show that there was " h,.. -'tt
thru the pidgur b. 4 shot. But when Ei
Bragedon'S lame CONES. there's the marks q ID.
sportsman. There wa fyc round holes made
on the paper. oTpcr>itc To my name, to show
that | spUi a slut into EN- every time
Fact is knawei i, csuse my IiiEuns shovel
how bad thyy was hurt by ;he fastncss they
few away. Ny birds flew of fistrr tLan any
~ their birds, cause they wu5e hurt. ami
wouldn't stop to lie caught in caps and H1ls
L1rs before they got out Nv the ring. A!iho
We lost the suppers, the winners Didn't come
# emmy better tnan we: for they had TO treat
70 shampain, 80 that we las Is usual in such
ca>esl all lost by the oppcrasaur.
iru wifi please pardon this tile dlgreshrn,
As il has some little Ia do with tie qucahtpn
aase pat n you. The question Is a c5nsii-
chusiuIral cleshiion, aud is this Has tire State
Of Mrryland right 10 say / shant shute part
ru,ises on Lly own farm, PiGsunvale Now
KUHN George, don't bet me change your opin-
yun or fiueace your Judgement by my argu-
r,sut But l want 20 give you sOn'e Nv my
:..-rTs about il.
Now. in tie fust place. the Ter lets pcple 60
g. .l,rtin to erly in the Fall 10 give all fair
c:,ance. Who's LAND does the par!rudSes live on
AID who Cite the fust shutiu Why. they
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
y . CT.

a r. f.troCRArLLE respectfully in.
~ farGis his lririrls and Ihc Publir, tia,
he has .akea Warehouse NJ. l04 DUGAN'S
WHARF, .vhcr. he iu;er:!S cuulactin, III.
FLOUR. GRAIN. FEED, &C. connected with
a GENERAL. COMMISSION BUSINESS
lie has now in store and will CONSTANT, keep
un hard fall aud clcicc supply u the Uest ar
iirlcs. .Sich as
FLOUR. GRAIN,
NEAL. OATS,
LIME, GCASO,
BRICKS, HAY,
STRAW, MILL FEED.
CHOPS. RYE, &C.,
all nf which he is prepared D. sell cheap for
cash. lie IA engaged the services If polite
and attentive assistant Nfr. AkxaudcrI. B,.aN
by whyh together with bis own personal a.
teation, lie hopes t. give general sati>frcti n.
lie. respectfully solicts share VI pubic pa
tronags.
Rea.. Strict attention viii be given 70 all con-
signmsnts. Orders thankfully received aud
promptly attended u.
Feb, 18th. lSj9--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
CEIEBR

FEViiE members II tie
u SOCIETY q, Cnsr., ais
enst1in pufPrse celebrating
ruiry. IN con memoTa,i0n 4
Washington.
The Farewell Address vi
PAkRAN CRANE, Of ibi1
OrliiUn will le delivered by ]
son. of the same c.aiity.
After tie exercises are d
Cmpauy "ils parade.
The public arc rcspectfailv
Erer-i-es willic0mfnenee on 4
q; 10 o'clock. j. m. by orb,
q. BAL
HENRY n. 3AssCER. \ n
THOMAS = tTuISON. 4
Clari,a;s EItll. Jan. 2ith. |
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUSTEE SALE OFREAL ESTATE

TR USTEE S SALE OFREAL ESTATE.
DY virtue OF dec &c ofthe Circuit Courl
I'D for St. Mays county, sitting as Cour,
of Equity. the subscriber, as Trustee. will
ex pose 10 publ: sale on
TUESDAY, he eh Of Ndrch merit
a, the Court House. Leonard Town. between
the hours OF IL O'Clock NJ and : O'Clock +.
NJ, all the interest OF George w. Learh in
and to all that tract or parcel of land called
and known oy he name Of
THE CROSS HOUSE,"
situated on he Chesapeake Bay. containing
Two hundred acres of land mUre or less.
The land is suitable for the cultivation OF
tie usual crops grown IN the country-is
very well wood.d-has on il new dwell
ing.
TERMS OF SALE. are that the purchase
money be paid rs follows: Two hundred
dollars cash, the balance in two equal install
ments of one and two years, bearing interest
from the day Of sale. 10 ''e secured by bonds,
with secuny &c he approved by said Trus-
tee.
G. FRED. MADDOX,
Trustee.
Feb. i7th lsR-,s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
ROAD NOTICE.

A Ii. persons interested are hereby mott,
IA lied. that the undersigned Comm rssion-
ers. appointed by an OrdeS OF The Circuit
Court for 81. Mary'S county To open pub.
running through the lands of DIR. James
Warning, Oscar Miles. WIN. II. Thomas.
and Edmund J. Pllwden to pU5nc road
n-aI Mrs. -. Burch's. lstdius to the public
landing on the WIcomicu River, will meet
at the fout of Motley Hall Hill ON Sa'ur.
day. the lshh Of March next and proceed 10
execute this Commission.
Commission issued this 2Sth Law OF Sep
tember. 1873
J. Il. MiGILL,
Il. II ABEIL,. Comm. 'sior'r.
r f. FLOYD.
Feb. I7ta. lS59-3Ol.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
Committee On Toases.

We have been requested to oali meeting
Of The Committee, appointed to prepare ;rasts
on the occasion o! tie celebration on the o2ui.
At the Union II tel on saturday next at I
O'Clock, p. m. TIE after ,!an~e Of every ncm-
her Of the Committee is desirable. The fol-
lowing are the ncmbsrs OF the Committee:
Gen. Ge0. c. Morgan. Geo. F. Maddox. Geo.
. King, J. J. HI. 4 alI yas 3. Downs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
ON r. GRIST

Oh SIX ACRES OF IN
81 -he'. the sail Intrrrs, oi
F,inc tho undivided one foV
,Igple - tie Mill aud \
:. - said NtIl is situated al
{ IN the Gn'at Mills ia the
his an exec lent Stream u
q 'vaniac 1usIy located Tor 4
The terms Of Sale. ~ I'D
D"crcr. are one halt Of ,hi
., cash ~ the Jay oi sale.
efrIi, If one year. with the !
chaser and such security asI
a prove. Upon the pas tn~|
p,irrh,s~ m nry. no" fFust'|
a. execute . iced 10 the pure
AMI drsr.argrl from all clai
10 tie salt ~ winch the drcI
GEO. q
Feb Bird. lsJ9--3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
BOARDING IT

MRS. JANE NJ. HAM,
Va rented the large sn|
- Yelling in Leonard I'll
owned and occupied by M
ESD. respectfully Iniortns
tn public. that she is now
Ccmmolaie both PERM |
TRANSIENT BOARDEi|
luag experience in the bu|
conhden, that those whe ,a|
House will have 40 occal
wah their entertainment.
TgRHs-.PrrHdncnf Bodrt
yrar-HnHyism B0ur,iers " 4
Hotel rates.
Leonard Town. Feb. Oh,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
TRUSTEES

TY virtue of a Decree
Ne Court I@r Saint Mary,
~ equity. tie Undersigned.
" i~r ~ Puhlc Sale 10 the al
GfTURpAF. Tie eth ID
lSj9. a, the GREAT IHLI
county. all tie interest. risi|
o. winch W. l.. Bl.SCO1
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
ADMINISTRATORS

TT or,lrr Of the Orphans|
Ab Mary's county. the undj
miE.i,trators &c ClariSsa L. Gid
ST. Mary's c, UNITY. deceased. VI
S,la At the "rR.iT." in 81. III
THURSDAY, the 2ith of Feb
NEGRO BOY VIII
aS,el about ~ wears.
'fEsus. Cash. or an accept
Sns;ttl,s, 10 b., approved hy ilit|
ANN l.. 1
JAS l.. Z
Feb. srl. ts59--i,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17

In short. elocucn. anil schn;afis, amusing and
destructive. q pr,.luctim sra rklins with gems
OF ,h,uSlr,. and yct throughout thoroughly
anil prof'Htily -reIs. aied. Its delivery Wa
marked tlsroaghols, by frequent cvidenees Of
appreciation.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17


Al the C,nnsctscut Democratic State Con-
veniion held al giidde;pwu I'm the 9th, the
following rC.oluii es were al pied unanimous
~: .
Resolved. That the possession by this Gny-
ernment Of the iStanl &c Cuba i necessary fer
the proper dcfenca and protection of our great
and rarilly Increasing eonlnercial interest; tliat
It's acquisition wuiihl not only greatly benefit
the manufacturing business of Connecticut, and
eabince the agricultural, Inrchanical and COM
incrcial interests &C the whole country. but
would put al end to the importation Of slaves
from Africa, who now find tlIeir marke; On
her shores: ad hat humanity and interest
therefore impose Upon the general government
the duty Of o5 aiming possession Of Cuba.
whenever il can lie done consistently with ma
tiunal honor anal Justice.
Resolved Thr the charge frequently pre-
ferrrl against at 'hc democratic party ol being
DESTROYS "a extend slavery. Is entirely false and
unfonn1el: that we consider we have no right
to dictate to the PEOPLE Of the StateS or Terri
tories n 10 their local affairs or o interfere
with their own jurisdictions. or 20 force upon
them our views as 10 domestic policy; but
that we regard il 10 be our duty TO adhere to
all the principles Of oui coniederateA system,
both in letter asI, spirit; anil That we hold that
the people uf each State or Territory ought To
regulate their own domestic affairs in their
own way. snhjcc. only 10 the constitution OF
the United States
Resolved, That we adhere to the long cs
tl5'i,hed policy Of the democratic party in re-
gard - the collection Of revenue for the snip
port of the government; and in accordance
with that policy 10 declare that it is the duty
of Congress 10 - regulate the existing tariff ~
IN IN t.fy-
rs other receipts. II defray the Necessary ex-
pclscs of the gov rument and provide a sink
ink fund for the ,radual extinction of tic pnb-
lac debt and At tic same time 10y proper dis
elimination, a:inrl equal encouragement 10 all
tie great inC nstri pursu q of tie nation.
Ac-umpa riug tnese. AMI adopted with
tem WAS rcsol ,tinn expressing tie hi chest
can't !cnce Ir the ability, integrity and patri-
o,i>n Of the present Chief Executive Of oar ma
ton; anil that his eff r;s la promoting the
peace and prosperity of the country, merit the
sanction aud approval Of AL national and pa
trlot:c men.
Hon. w. w Eaton made m enthusiastic
speech, in wIIcl he expressed the opinion that
Wee President BIcckinrilgc would be the next
Democratic caudi late f.r the Presidency.
DANIEL WEBsrEE-Rev. DR.. Dwight. off,
cia'irg clergyman of the North Congregational
Church. in the course vf his sermon ON Sun
day evening last related the following striking
ancc,!otc Of the IMAM &c giant mind" Upon
entering chusch enc Sabbath morning. friend
remarked sncerin.ly. Mr.. Webster, YOU wor-
ship where the doctrine of 'nue in three and
three in one j. uphei =" My friend - rrpli-
el Mr.. Web,tcr, neither y"u nor understand
tie aritlnetc Il lcaveu !'-NntucIet IN
qairer.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
From the National lntel.igencer. }
OBITUARY.

Suddenly, at Susquchanna. St Mary'< coun-
ty, Maryland. FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, son
of the Late =. BARTON hey, Of Louisiana, III
the 18th wear Of his a-c
Endowed lv patur.. with talents vt q high
order, he WIS careful. hy assidious study, tu
improve giifS :" beautifully bestowed His
mind VS. open and ingenious, and H. n man
ly bearing hc Ulited manners graceful. kind
and unaffected. 4 period of the year when
his yrnrg AMI v"us heart ycaruci towards
that distant Ion where maternal love expect
CT Intelligence % his welfare. from amidst fes-
tiviIics and fond cudcauuents uf friends and
kindred, whn wIcomil. him 10 the cradle Of
lis race, It'll expected that lie there should
lind a grave, he was suddenly and fcarfully
summoned. IT death of ole So young, 50
beloved, sent a thrill OF sorrow through the
hearts Of all. t. whom. however, the c,nsola-
ton rernairs thai. lac rendered back 10 God a
life unsttinet ~ vice. and soul wherein a
high sens" Of honor was strengthened 10y the
AallowjLg influences OF Christianity.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
BOOTS AND

UNLAWFUL 10 mv r. =.
~ lie for tie liberal pa u
gwen No sin p ! have bern
u Leonard Town (now ops
A"t" respectfully inform
SuE engaged in making
p - OTS Nd
IT 'he Old S'ial. between |
aud the sror~ II T. L. SpsiJ|
+! snIi! Be leased 30 reel
O'isrs by uasl promptly 1
work Ina5e ~ r0rlssaaiiil
good ms,rnais. npUtI
m'nIel al tils shpussl n
epaunuaaee # pubic paireI
nENI
Jan. 2-th. lsST-Sta.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
NOTICE.

RY TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
- FOR SAINT MARY'S COUNTY, Cr-
inrcd, That II. NJ Langley. T. ..'"rt.r ri tho
State and C"uuty Tax. IN nh" First E.oc'i.,
District of said County for the year 1871. cause
Advertisements, cxPr. sing the uauIc or rau.ct
Of the following tracts or lots Of land tic
amount Of taxes thereon rc>pr, they due, To-
gcther with the names If tic I.rsnLs rrslcc-
lively chaI.eaLc with the SANE, T. be Inserted
once per week for four successive weeks IN tho
Baltimore Weekly Sun and it, the Saint Mays
Bcacor, fpt,iyiug, that, urhss tie County
Charges ard State Taxes due on tie lands
aforesaid shall be paid 20 the said Collector
within the space oi thirty days after the publ
cation Il this nuti,e, then tic sald lands
or such parts thereof as NAV be necessary 10
raise the SIM due thereon. sl.ali I've sold 10 tho
hishcs: bidder f"T tire payment VI the same.
TO vLcm Names # No. Safe County
". assessed lands hnes. Tax. Tar.
1851. Fish . IT Rclcr
Sarah, { and Broad s7ll
Pt. IiawIcys 81.
Manor.
Test,
q. ]. SPALDING.
Clerk 10 County Commissioners.
Feb 9Th, 1859.
Notice ia hereby giyer, tina, unless the Conn
- Charges and State taxes tiue On tie sad
lands shall bc paid To- me on OF before the 18th
day of Mash next. tic said lands o. sncli parts
thereof as inay be Necessary to raise the sums
due theresa, h.gctller with legal interest and
cnsiS Of advertising. will b. sJld fur the pay
ineut ol ih. same - fh. highest bidder
II. II. LANGLEY,
ColcctT.
Feb. 10th, ls59-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
Notice TO CREDl

NOTICE TO cRED
NOTICES hereby given tbs
~ have oFtaincd from the O
Sci u Mary . county, in MARY
adyaiuislsatiesn on the persona
Burroughs, s,te Of said county
persans havl Z claims against
are hereby xtrned w exhibit ii
proper ynuCt RS thereof. 10 Ike
bcs,re the LIST ofSepi' maer. 1851
mag be excluaed hy law from
sad estatr. Given under our
OF February, 1859.
JOS. NJ. 81
J. T. NJ. \
Feb. 10Th, ssj9-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
NOTICE

A IL PER- ne indebted "A
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$ II vi l N Al

HVHE next session of this 4
n mence the .na Monday Il
Tcrms.---.,nelish Tuitian. N
moa,ls, $l2.50-Boari pcE /
moths. including bc,i. b.~ltliH
az lights $4,000. Music. II
Paintins ans i.mbrciicry. exit
Payments made quarterly il
drxaS,
Mas. n. n
iIort Head L. O.. pr:IA
Feb. l0ta. 1889.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
MARRIED.

On Tu"slIy last, by Rev. Mr.. Getting,
JAMES 6. NORRIS to Miss MARY OIL
VIA NORRIS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17

TEACHER U.i.vTED.
'sNilE BOARD OF TRUSTEES % tic Pri-
mary School IN Leonard Town wish 20 en-
cage teacher To- take Charge Of sail ych ,oi on
the l"th Il MncI HcXt, and hld tie same
.p'n ior 4 period 81 mouths In addition %
- " usually Taught ia primary schools.
MI. he required !" give instructions
=. a Mathematics. For sueh y teach
- 500 Will be- given Tor the period
mcnii"Ns1. \ man u middle age would DO
preferred.
Applications may he male e. L. Ford. Loom
ard Town until tIle 10Th # Mart.l vn which
day the board will make 4 selection.
by ufier vi the board
X. FORD.
Feb. l7rh, Is59-tI.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17
a.l
DIED

suddenly, in pltuxeut district. on -
LAY morning lI,t, At the rc-ideUcc Of her
husband. " ~, wife Of James Joy, Esq,
aged about 81 years.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-02-17

Feb. 10th, ls5o-4w.