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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-09
F5a75sS55S-s5-s SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
s;:;..s41TIcE. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


trains will run follows;
WTNDSOR TO BELLOWS FALLS.
The MoRSSG TRAIN will leave Windsor at 100 A. NJ. Tor
arrival Of train from Montreal and Ogdensburgh) Clare
DO and Charlesown at T;Ii A. NJ, connecting
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Lowell Worces
and Boston, also with Vt. Valley Railroad for Springfield,
New York, &c.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor at $780, Tor arrival
Of train um Montreal 0glensburgh, Baton and Ltteton
Careont at 5O and Charlesown at Ell p Nj
Ing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire, Vermont Valley aud
Rutland 4 Burlington Railroads.
BELLOWS FALLS TO WINDSOB.
The MAIL TRAM will leave Bellows Falls at IL 90 Charles
town at $780, and Caremont at 100 r. Mi connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Bur-
lngon Rouses Point, Montreal 0gdcnsburg, &c, and
White River Junction with Passumpsic Railroad for Wells
River Leton, ST. Johnsbury Barton, Lttlcton, and the
White Mountains.
The EvRSSG TRAs will leave Bellows Fails at 80
rival Of from Boston aud New York; Charestown at
80, an1 Carmont at IS y Ms connecting at Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier, Burlington
Rouses Point Montreal Ogdensburgh, &C. Passengers by
this train also stop night at above, White River
Junction, and proceed the next morning. above leaving
White River Junction at 5.2O A. 81.
EDWARD THOMPSON, Supt.
Charlestown, N. H., April 18th, 1859.
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DODD'S NERvINE!
BOTTLES Enlarged. - Price ms Before.
rHHE EXTENSIVE SALE AND UNIXER-

Vie En- lENOlNE SALE AND UNlNEK-
Il sal favor which this great specific remedy has every
where met WITH warrant the proprietors in eniargng the
o0He, without Increasing the price. For all affections Of
the Nervous System coming under the general term Of NE-
NoUSNESS, DoDD's NERyINE has equal
The Nervne alays irritation promotes repose, induces
quiet and refreshing sleep, and equaEes the circulation
the Nervous Fluid. 1t contains Opium or other Supply
ing drug, but is always aud mild.
For all NERVOUS AFFECTI0NS-teblity, spasm, OF
general rcscssness Of mind and body 1t is unequaled
1t is well known fact that Constipation Costiveness
usually attends the use Of all Nerve Tonic-preparatons Of
Opium, Naerian, &cbut the Of Dodds nervine while
II allays irritation reessnes and spasmodc action the
Nervous Syse also induces uniform action OF the Bowels
and the secreve Both In private practice and
popular use, the Nervne Is adapted general demand.
NERVOUS SUFFERERS earnestly advised to abandon
the use OF Opium in any on which must inevitably nure
the SYSTEM and by thorough Of the Nervne
y paae their disease but 1t by inducing natural
action, and equalizing the circulation.
$l.o0 per bottle. Sold by Druggists generally.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS & CO., Boston, Sole Agents for
United States.
GEO. G. GOODWIN, Wholesale Agent for New England
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
VNIIE PARK FIRE INSURANCE Co.
or the City Of New York.
Cmnh CnniinI. 22OO.OOO.

Cnsh Capital, S2OO.OOO.
WIT l. A RICE s U II l. U s.
This Company Insures Budings Merchandise Household
Furniture and Personal Property generally against Loss
Damage by Fire. JOSIAH W. BAKER, President.
WY. JAFfRAY, sec'y. JOHN BODINB, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
j. w. Baker Y. r. Schoals Geo. W Plat, r. Lawrence,
J. L. Everlt, Thns Gardiner, Geo C. Peters John Bodine,
II NJ Wells, Edwd scicll, " T. furnad, VIM. II. Arthur,
Chas. u, Noe Jas H. leroy, VIM II Livingston, r. " Bee
be- Geo p. Fitch D. A. Wooi, J. c. Whitney, X. s. Benedict,
T. NJ. Mayhem, y. A. Palmer, NJ " Bunn JOS Rogers, d..
Jacobus, A. Mills, NJ Kue, VIM runnng, J. c. Baldwin,
T. Quick, Mahon Apgar j. A. Van Barc' John omcr,
o. Van Nosirand, Brush Knapp, NJ. II. Duckworth, L. L.
lockwood, J. s. Harris Matthew Kelley 4. Bcadleson MI
chae Chimney Arc enken, john D. Emery, Oscar varet,
Jas Peacock. J. J. SEARING Surveyor.
Y. II. FESSENDEN, Agent, Brattleboro, Vt.
April 81, 1859. 10
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DRICE LIST AND CATALOGUE
IL Or TlIE--
METROPOLITAN GOLD PEN co
OFFICE, ITO BROADWAY x CoURTLANDT STREET,
NEW YORK.


Five Dollar List.
GOLD PEN Commercial size I'm Gold Pencil Case with large
Stone Head price, a5 90
GOLD PEN, Mammoth size in Silver Extension Case,
Price, S 90
GOLD PEN Mammoth size in Ebony Desk Holder
gold mounted, price 90
GOLD PEN, Ladies', size in double slide Gold Pencil
Case with stone Head fextra Hne0 price 90
=,
Tnfee U0IInr LlSI,
GOLD PEN, Engrossing size, IN Propeing Desk Hold
or, (something new and very desirabie,) price W
GOLD PEN, Commercial size, In Patent Extension Sill
yer case, price D W
doLD ZEN, iaoes' size, In Gold Pencil Ease, with = m
- stone Head, price .. W
The (LargesD LsVlATHAN GOLD PEN, price y 10
Two DoIIor List
,,o.,. ,,,, w wv u ~, - n nm
1oLD ZEN ladies SIZE In silver Extension Ohse price W
1oLD ZEN for tents IN silver Exclusion ,ase prce W
uObp TEN, hngrossing Size Ebony DUSK ho"er you m
mounteu price w
uoLD fhNi mammoth size, price zW
In preference to selling Goods to the trade time
hcreby mourning great osses sell for Cash. direct tho
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DIKE'S PURE OHIO


CATAW BA BR ANDY.
The undersigned have been duly appointed by manu-
actures In Cincinnati Agents for the Pixies SPLEEN
DID CATAWDA BRANDY.
Pure Brandy has for long time been desideraum in
community in of Debility. Weak Lungs
Stomach, Nervousness Dyspepsia, difficult has 1t
peen to procure anything like pure article unless
enormous price, tnat has often been dispensed
actually necessary account Of the expense the fear
obtaining an adueraed article. These objections
obviated by the Introduction into market Of Pixies
Pure Catnw bn Brandy, which receives the sanction
OF the state Asayer for purity his certificate Of analysis
demonstrates.
Invalids, and all Others who require perfectly reliable
Brandy Of choice and delicate flavor depend upon this
with confidence to its genuneness and beneficial
cases as above stated.
Analysis of Pixies Pure Cain wba Brandy.
From G. 7. JACKSON, MASS STATE AssAYRR,
No. 81 Somerset Street, Boston, Oct. %, 1853.
hereby certify that have this day made chemical anay-
sis OF sample of s. n. PIKE Co.'S Catawba brandy and
that have found aulteratng ingredients improper
substances in it. 1t is spirit with the usual
colurilg ana sacclarne matters belonging brandy.
would recommend 1t for medicinal uses.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D., State Assayer.
We prepared furnish the above named Brandy In
original packages by the ease, (botte the
er's prices, and may also I've obtained by city town
agents Mt the Mass State Agency 1853 Milk Street. Boston,
Will ON, FAlRBANK & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
43 As HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
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/ IME!! LIME!!! ONE HUNDRED
- Barrels winooski Lime, for sale by
j. II. 4 W. n. ESTERBROOKs.
Brattleboro, January l, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
ST. MARY'S BEACON.
THURSDAY MORN g. MARCH 81. 1889
publie Roads.

At no time, within our recollection, have
sl,e public roads Of the County been in such
miserable condition, as from early last autes up
20 tie present time. Il is true, we have had
IN unusual quantity Of rain, aud bad rOads
follow much rain, as q natural consequence;
but still we think, there Is a fault somewhere
and we believe il rests, not 50 much upon
ahe SupcrvisoTs Of the roatlz, as the law.
Under The old law. the public, roads Of the
CDunty were divided into neighbUrhood Sec
tions, and supervisor was appointed for
each,-thus each one had his road under his
immediate supervision. IT tree FELL across
AIRY portion oE it, be cyuld he readily no:i-
fed, and il was speedily removed. II
Heavy rain rendered the whole or any por-
ton Of it unfit for travel, he conll call to-
Gether some dozen or 50 Of his nciglbors,
and IN day or two, thoroughly repair IT or
at least put il in a paSsablc condition. I'm
der the present law-or.ly giving one Super
visor TO each election District; is an affair
Of much greater magnitude It is impossi-
Die for one han, no matter how effilen; lie
may below assiduously he may aboar TO
do justice To his postion--to attend allie 10
each and every portion Of his District. ~
heavy rain may fall to day, ana the road
Of the whole district gre placed in an ia
pas'able condition, each aud every pe.;ian o.
the District requiring alike the immediate
secsCthe supervisor; AMI this it i, i'm
possible for him TO give, and the consequence
j., the roads in some places must neccssari-
j. be neglected. This neglect is no; charge /.
able 10 the SupcrvisoT--for lac can not be .
all over the District at the same time Nor can J
he in day, one, or even two weeks, attend, :
personally, to the repairs Df atI the roads .
hence the fault must be- in the law The .
only remedy fr the evil under the present .
lAw-that Of the appointment Of deputy SUI ,
pGrvisors 20 assist the Supervisor elects |
Gu: OF b. the fact that the salary allowed ,
% that officer will not Justify it. We would |
suggest, as practical remedy, return to !
the old system as speedily as possible; or
that the present Law be So amended rs b.
give Supervisors salaries sufficient to enable I
them 10 employ deputies to attend - the Va
Tious remote portions Of their Districts. 1; i,
evident. that under the prsCnt law, admit,
ling the ability Of one man to attend to all
th" roads, the meaere compensation ne re-
eeives would not Justify him in giving liz
entire personal attention to it-whercAs, I'M
der the Old law, the supervisor bad only to
spend somc zen q fifteen days in ii.c year in I
attending to his road, whic, lie did not miss
from bis ordinary avocati1ns. Upon the
whole, we think tic old law decidedly prcfyra-
bic 10 the new, and should he much graft
6ec to see a return to tic old system.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
C;rcuit Court.

Notwithstanding the wretched condition oi
the roads, the past term Of our Circuit Court
was wcll-attended, and his Honor, Judge Crair,
fully maintained his reputation for rrpn ptucss
and despatch by dsposins OF quite number
Of old standing cases. Among the trial cases
on the Civil Docket, we note the following:
State of Maryland. Use 1t L. w p. Hutch
ems vs.. ShemwcII ami Grey. Verdict f,r
Plaintiff. Maddox for plantiI-Ford AMI
Morgan Tor defendants.
State of Maryland, use oF ]. ". Fowler VS.
George w. Burroughs, G 7. Burroughs, Hair
Eison Edwards Action on Bond Verdict for
plaintiff, Maddox for plaintitf-MorSan fer
defendant.
John r. Clarke rs. John S Guythcr As
Eumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff Morgan for
plaintiff-Stonc inr defendant
Thomas Diilow and Wife VS.. Rotert Norris.
Eeplevin. Verdict for plaintiff. Harris and
Stone for Plaintii.-MnrSan and Brent for de-
PENDANT
MIlburn vs. Richardson. TrespaSS q. C. t.
Verdict for rlaintin-S30O damages awarded.
Morgan and Bre:; far plaintiff. Harris Stone
and Maddox for defendant.
The following is the only criminal case At
any note Brought to the attention of the Curt:
State Of Maryland vs.. John Slattery. Pre-
sentiment for assault and battery upon Bob
Ingram, {. b. Submitted 20 the Curt, and
prisoner sentenced to the County jail for 20
days. King !or the State--MadAox for the
prisoner.
The following case came up on appeal from
the 0rphaus' Court:
Co!ins Va. Swami. The decision 81 liz
Curt in this case was-that the indeuturr
were properly disapprove'l by the Orphans
Court, and that the grounds assigned by ;h'
said Court were valid grounds for Disappearing
them. The reasons were these-the oaRdiiiol
of the negroes was not sueh as to render then
liable to be bound out--the failure on the par
q the magistrates to comply with the reques
oftbe parent in the selection Of a maSter-au'
the excess of frettiGm dues in the indentures. .
The Circuit Court entertained tie appeal.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
Iinha.

Our farmers are beginning to appreciate tho
value Of lime for agricultural purposes, and to
discontinue, in great measure, the use of the
different volatile manures upon which they
have relied 50 long. Ne have been reliably
informed, that over ore hundred thou@and
bushels Of lime have been purchased by our
El'1ncrs within the last eighteen months, part
u which was applied 70 the corn crop Of last
year with the happieSt results, and was par,c-
ularly noticeable in its effects during the long
drought of last summer. Wheat fields tia,
were lined last Fall ate already lightning to
show the beneficial res Its Of the apple lt,on.
With regard to the quantity 10 be uscl and
the mode Of applying it. a friend, who Is ex-
pcrienced in such matters suggests as follows ::
First have your lime thoroughly Stacked
then flush and iallow u c land On light soils
put from IS TO 30 bushcls--on heavy clay
soils, put from 40 to so bushels.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
Serious Accident.

A young man NAMED Stanislaus Booth, re-
siding near this village. met with an acci-
dent on Sunday last, from the careless hand
ling Of a pistol, which las resulted in the
loss Of his right hand. The pistol, at the
time Of the accident. was charged With slugs,
and the hand Of Booth was 50 badly lace
rated by the explosions that it had Z, be am
putated. Drs. Stone and Spaldng performed
the operation. Bootn, at latest accounts.
vas considered out Of danger.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31

A dead holy came ashore on Friday last,
nearly oronsits Hawiey's Mrror. s.. Inigoes
District in this County. The body presented
the appearance Of man Of fifty or upRaris.
the hair and heard hing srTnesvhat grey. Tire
dress was highly respectable in appearance,
the pants, enat md vest were black, the two
latter garments were trimmed with military
buttons. The nanc Of John Bradley wa.
stamped upon pocket handkerchief found
upon the body. Our informant, physician.
who saw the body, snppnscs the party was
drowned and that some three days had trans
pire'i from the the time of the drowning to
the discovery Of the bdy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31

We take pleasure in calling the atty =" -
cur readers to the advertiseme. "'' -
Miller. Jr in aruthcr col, - ."e 'e'e'e"te
,,.- ~nown citizens Of this
. patrouized him, is sufficient
& the most cautious that they can
NY themselves from his nurseries withou,
danger Of being imposed on. Vim. N. Has
Gings is his authorized agent for this county.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31

E9Y authority Of law, have seized and IA
- ken the lgiiywiu, rEorcr;y ~ satisfy State
ami County Take an& the legal Charges there
on, dac to me FOR the following years, VI"
1854. '55-rwc Horses, assessed to Ann l..
Blackstone.
And hereby give notice that on THURS
DAY. tie sls' Il April, :. the -o~i!"ucc Of tho
sl;I Ann +. THOMPSON. between IT, hours Il
and 3 o'clock. p. m. will sci at pablo
auction the anryc property far cash. I
satisfy the Stat" and e. uuty T4xcs and the
'csal charges a:o!esaid
LEONARD HAYDEN,
Collector
M:rcIl S1st. 1s5N-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
MARYLAND
AGRICU LTU II A l. WO II X s,

MiRYS We would respectfully call
o. We
offered
Mills Poushs
ktofP
ctosn n
Mach 10 a
W making
ask
kindness heretofore shown and beg
te custon wIInl
COrriNGfIAN
Pratt reel Baltimore
5ls !s59-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
PART voWLEs PURCHASE"

contain;n: thirty acres, more y less. lying
AMI being near Ncwtowr, IL St Mary county
The location of this lard * peculiarly dcs'ri-
lie on account OF It's l.lc-watcr advantngcS. X
binds on iiuc creek c'autyiag into Bfii"n ;
BAY near It's mvu,h. Sn! Creek Is "nv'sah!e
10 the head flr Ordinary bay craft, an! 'hori'
the BIS; fish aud oysters alHals seasons. II Is
..,,c - the Ics, I.-l,',us ~ persons senG1ccd
l.. the ovs',. trtta tina! could be selected. The
s,Ji! IS in god state of improvement. Tic
improvements are small dwelling, with other
necessary ou,-hou>cs, with . oil fencing, &c.
Trny..-Onc hundred dollars - IL paid IN
cash on the day Of sale, and the balance IA
cuua, annual iI.stalmcuis os one AMI tw" wears.
tie purchaser giving his note with security.
to he approved by tie Trustee, bearing inter-
est from the day Of sale. On the plymcr!
Of the whole purchase nancy, the said Trustee
will dce,! the said property u the purchaser
thereof. clear Of a! claim If tn" parties IN the
proceedings II this cause mentioned.
GEORGE !. SPALpING,
T!uS:rc.
Marcel 3lst ls59-is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
POE q HOWARD,
No. 60 Pratt street..

OEO. A. SIMMS & Co. are now receiving
VI their Spring sJpPly Of DOMESTlCS, in
connection VITA which they would especially d.
rec, public alteation very superior article of
PLAID OSNABURGS for negro ci1thing,
which they viii seii a. snsli adva'~e.
Also lOUO los. OF COD FISH IA store ard for
sale by u. a. SIiIS q CO.1
AarSA al, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
FARM r
"tER suhacYiher oil
farm HngEBAl

TtiIE suhacrher of
u farm ROSEDA
dred 800 acres, more
dred and eighty 81 wh.
good state OF cal'ivatio
Timter o. original gro
ted in Medley'S Nesk,
County seat, and vIth
mae, where all the lax
procured ia great album
the shipment of grain,
nieni, being ose-and "a
boat Wharf on B.ilion
The DWELLING
80 large, comfortable, a
order, w.;!i Hll neces
buildings a;u4casd lher
Farm buildings are -
and fm2ly sufficient ~
is principally Of a wi
clay 44iJ-so.I. nGa sci.
Corr, Wheat, To!jaeeI
Of tbs County. These
Of young frnI; trees, o
place. feHeis al 81
ln hsslihfalnesA ard -
Of the Ssn'e excsls tas
and no ras; Of the q
respect tie neighbcrho
loeaie, hBS one wisl.
property, ~il! do gel
then .selSes.
Aarrh 2tih, lSJt---
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
Road Question

We learn that the Petitions in reference to
opening two roads to PlO~den's wharf on the
wicOSniOo river have been dismissed AID the
dsE<ulsy ccmPrOsrise1
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
March SIst, ls59-td.
no II CE.

ESY the County commissioners o. s.. MARY :
Es c un;y: Oricyca. TIA: Il" State Tax -.
la Levied CT 1859. and Inc STATE a:i Comfy
{, .'.ytcrS appointed on tie f.. Tue. j.
h;r.l rcx,: AID all persons having claim.
aaaiust tie County file ilc same, ic-l!iy V-o"-
ed p:, ,r lci;,re tive frs. day pi Nay next, ard
that all pensioners file petitions, signed by their
ncighLors, stating their u"coss:,.cs, on or before
sad frs; day Of LAY: al persons who disre-
gar,i his u. tee will lose the benefit uf tic en-
suing County 10y.
t. or Ter.
G.. I. SPALDING,
Clerk.
N.r.t os.I, 1c-o,l
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
March oath, 1s59-tl.
NO TIC T.

THNHE. Trustees Of St. Mary's Female Semi
nary told beard a-e notified to me-; in
Leonard Town, on TUESDAY. the 18th Il
April next i'y order.
c. COMES, Prcst.
March 3lst, ls5o-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
TRUSTEES Sale
OF RE.iL EST.7TE.

10y virtue Of decree of St. Mary's County
ID Circuit Court. sitting rs Curt 81 fGui-
Is. the subscriber. A. Trustee. will sell az the
Cur, II use door, in Leonard Town, on Tues
dan. the OCH dag Of april nert. TO the highest
ti,.Grr, tract or paEccI Of laid, known by
t.c r.:.lc If
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
A!arth 3IG. 1853 iwI


wsEcl oorf.len! that
Lre sa' siartinn u1on trIal
O. MI e! the Vevv lest Iin
by rs. 4 grca, effort ES
season 10 inirOdrcelnto
porting 10 be good nnd TO
9S Dp''Ars, Wht,h have
who got thcm i,pi item
e. let It be kno~u tlla, Ga
humbused, others returned
winch IsI',c ou.; Fan ihs'
Cock E. Cheat, Smut, &
~ land, Virginia aud the
So nunv ~ .jeures Of tlsc
for all lndH az Gram. tns
they should buy any oihs|
drsdS oI crrt,iiea,e1 and
both IN Maryland ard vi
three oi our l'ans and wiiI
For tie sale Of our Fans
judgment Of these " no as
denrt 40 their supetsor ED
we have NOT been disapps|
she last IL years sold Il
ready Ia prove ;he above
other Fan IN lhr United I
We challenge muruiaetutI
section Of our county 10
assured thri 40 Ci'iEE ~
provements, cnn compete
Wheat ard other grsiH,
Address,
J. MONTGI
Orders by mail attend
Machines warranted.
IT, j. w J. MOOR
county.
March 3Ist lS5S-6n.!
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
NO &c

WTM. JOS. LUCAS, Of Baltimore, hcgs
w leave 10 in:orm the citizens Of Saint
Marys county, that he las established himself
at Leonard Town, for the purpose of doing any
work in his line.
HOUSE AND SIGN PRINTING, GRIN:
ING, M4RBLELhG, &c. &c,
done al the shortest notice and in workman
Ike manner. Charges moderate. All orders
left At the Washington Hotel VIII meet with
prompt attention.
March 3lst, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The friends of JAMES NJ. HEARD recon-
mend him "a the voters of Saint Mrry's Comfy
as a suitable candidate for County Commits
sorer. and solicit their supper, nt the "nsuin.;
Fail election. POTOMAC.
March J!st, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
BUILDERS MATERIALS.
March 5lsr, !s59-ly.

The Public
Bn1RDS C1SLNS MOULD;S fNTES and House
mott
a for
suburban
tuing
h careful lyprpa Nurk
whchw OFF in all III
be ounto the Builder
. deal o expense
auyyu
min iHaadS1s
No rect
Next door to Penn Mitchell, Baltimore, Nd
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
DIED.


MRS. CLARA McwILLIAMs viii
hear something to her advantage by calling
at the Office Of the Saint May's Beacon or
addres sing the Editors.
March 3lsi lS59-it.
lPort Tobacco Times copy p and charge
tins office.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
WRIGHTSTTLLE
MAGNESIAN STONE LIME.

dS ebusheo Qu:kw
y ~, esR,A
DANCE MAGNElA ANY ALI
heresa
they hadin
SIMMONS HTTIEs.
AiV2E De GRfcE
P. o he naIyHsb low
Baltimore. .iss7se s1h 1857
have analysed Hhes
urhanna Limestone from wnshie Pa taken from four da~n
Line respectively rom 10 - Carbonate nagia
The
western and especially adPMd application
VOLCANIC Soils the and tie hight %
Maryland
JAMES HIGGINS,
State A grie1surs 4 MayasA -
March 3.II Ill n
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
NOTICE TO 1

~ " - 1s "
NDTlCE Is heeehy Il
IL has obtained from [
Ssin. Msry's eouniyl
of administration on the n
Hayden, late Of said eoG
sons .;1avang claims agaiIj
hereby warmed tn sxhii|
propsr vouchers thereof. |
befor' the LIST Of Oes. Isl
be essiuded by law frer
estaiss Given Under mi
MArc !, 1859.
Ma oh 3lst, lsS9-:Wj
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31

SUFFICE 10
NOTICE il hereby III
IN ! ave obtained fIomH
ST. Aiary's county. ID
admin STATION on the rerI
Clarke. Lite Of sad q
persol : having s.i!uts agI
are !,.t eby warned to exh
proper vouchers thereof.
before .he a. tty Of os
they ss,y be excluded oy
the SAID estate. Given al
day of,Aiaseh, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
COAL, LUMBER, LIME,
HAvRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND.

Feiuss haveth
n
Lum i'm e.h of Thy
OF df ssan
-
Goals baltimore
White and Ysow PHe Flooring Siding Pe
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
TRUSTEE

10y virtue Of a Del
Nd Court for SAINT ~
in equity the undersig
offer At public Sale io
FRIDAY. the Pad aa|
the GREAT Mills. 4
ail ,hr interest, right
which w. l.. BloCOl
TO-
OTE G r u
aud SIX ACRES OH
tachc,l. the said iaieres
hriag the undivided OF
.tmpie Of the Mil and
raiG Nj. Is situated abI
,i.~ Coat Nils ~ The
al cyreil"nt Stream ol
iagrously located Tor &
IL. Ierias Of Sale.
Deer, are--one bali 4
~ ca'h on the day Of
cr"I,r q one year. viii
cl.-rr and such secsr
s,pror". pom the d
purchase none, tie
g. e1'cuV" a dec ! 10
clear aud dtychargei
uar,l.. - lse suI IA :
passed. i
March 2AIh 1851
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31

NOTICE Is hereby Fl
~ hss obtained from |
s.. fslary' = county, in y
sniaissrsiiOn on the Perst
TenFiisonr ls;e Of szid /
pers ms having Siaims az
are hereby warned TO ex
prefer vouehes ,i'ereof.
Lefo = the ist cf 0ctohs|
may be excluded by le~ /
said 4ssase. Gives uHdcI
ofMarch. 1858.
THoMI
March 3ls,, lsSs-ai
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-31
MARRIED.

On he oath March. CHARLES ". IN
NIGHto ELIZA ! ENGLISH