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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23


WHOSE Bull GoRED THE Ok ?-The Wash
ington Republic very pertinently remarks, that
"a practical illustration or the Importance of
this question was given in the Senate on
Wednesday, when every Democratic Senator
voted against Mr.. Trumbull's amendment to
Mr.. Mason's resolution, extending the inquiry
to the seizure of the United States arsenal at
Liberty, Missouri. and every Republican Sena-
tor voted for Mr.. Masen's resolution, providing
for an investigation of the Harper's Ferry in
vasion. =-,ss-,,t
If leading Democratic politicians were as in
nocent of completely in the former outrage as
Republicans are of completely in the latter,
Democratic Senators would have no more fear
of the investigation proposed by Mr.. Trumbull
than Republican Senators have of that pro-
posed by Mr.. Mason" -e
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
LATEST EEwS.-FROM THIS
NORN1NG s. PAPERS.

CoxGREss-Yestardly afternoon the House
made the 18th effort to elect a Speaker, with
the following result : Sherman %. Mflson 10,
Gilmer 36. a number Of the antaLecempton
Democrats who had previously supported Sher-
man voted for GiImer. South Americaa. who
was n=neminated with q view of compelling
the Democrats to choose between him and a
Republican. The indications are, however,
that it will fail. The breach between these
two parties seems to be daily widening.
G1BsoS CoNv1cTED.=After being put "a
hours the jury in the case of Gibson, charged
with embezzlement, returned a verdict of gull
ty. a motion for a new trial was made by his
counsel, which was to be argued yesterday
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23

The National Republican Convention for
the purpose of nominating candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President, will be held in the
city of Chicago on the 18th of June next-the
National Executive Committee having just
held a meeting in the city of New York for
the purpose of determining the matter. s''
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23

Miss Maggie Tanner died at GAINESVILLE. Sun
day from bleeding of thelungs; she died infye
after the hemmorage commenced.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
From the Hcrald.s Dispatch.

Mr.. Glossbrenner does a little business for
himself. .
The members of the House of Representa-
tives cannot get their pay till aspeaker is cleo
ted-his warrant on the Treasury being neces-
sary for that purpose. In the meantime, how
ever, Mr.. Glossbrenner, Sergeant-at-Arms of
the last House, has advanced to various mem
bers sums amounting in aggregate to forty or
fifty thousand dollars, which he has generously
raised on his own individual credit. sr.=
While this delay is going on, Mr.. Allen.
who finds himself the presiding officer of the
greatest deliberative body in the world, the
door-keeper. Sereeant-at-Arms, Postmaster
and their subordinates, and the pages selected
by the last Congress are having a good time at
the expense of the government. sa a..
-ITz .a THE + -~|
Forney has the inside track for Clerk of the
House, if it is ever organized. The republi
cans seem quite Indifferent whether The demo
Gratis will allow it to organize or not. They
say the democrats are doing a good business
for Republicanism. a'' "'.5<
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23

The execution of the remainder of the con-
vieted insurgents took place at Charlestown,
Va, on Friday last in accordance with the
sentence-the Legislature having first decided
against the application for Communication made
on behalf of Coppic by his friends. AT last
accounts the troops were rapidly ~evacuating
the town, and so tired had the inhabitants be-
come of their presence and the tyranny and
foolery attendant thereon, that they contem-
plate a grand Publication when the happy rid
dance shall have beeu finally consummated.-
The particulars of the executions will be found
in the present number. 81" 7"5''@ 2ai
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
TRIAL or

.. The trial of .WM. III. GIBSON, on the charge
of embezzlement, while acting in the capacity of
State Treasurer, has since Thursday of last week
been Progressing before the Franklin county
Common Pleas Court-Messrs Rcamy, G. w.
Odds and "A Attorney General Wolcott appearing
for the State Messrs. Swayne. Galloway
and Warden for the defence. The case was given
to the jury at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning,
and up to Thursday morning there had been
no verdict, and it seemed to be generally un-
derstood that there was but slight prospect of
the jury being able to agree-in which event
there must be Il new trial. The present prose
cution is predicated on the alleged appropria-
ton to his own use or using in order, to raise
money for his own benefit or that of his friends,
on the part of Gibson, of certain State stocks
deposited with him as Treasurer by Banks as
security for their circulation. 1t was admit
ted by the counsel for the prosecution that the
whole amount of the Treasury defaleation
(over 100000 existed when Breslin left the
Office, and that no part of it ever came into
the possession of Gibson. His guilt in that
respect consisted solely in concealing Breslin's
default and attempting to keep it concealed, and
not in actually himself taking or appropriating
to his own use a portion of the money, as has
frequently been charged.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
Delamare Wazrtff.
Delaware. nee. aa,

TH Editor-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
COOK AND coPPIc.

The military returned to the Jail and assum-
ed their positions, while the Sheriff and Jailor
entered the prison, and prepared the prisoners
for execution. The Revs. Green, North,
Waugh and Lynch were in attendance admin
istering religious consolation. Cook and Cop
pic were remarkably cheerful, apparently, not
even intel ested as much as the persons around
them, in what was ~transpiring, and what was
to transpire. While their arms were being
pinioned they talked pleasantly, and walked
without the slightest, treInor from the Jail. On
reaching the pavement, Cook recognized a face,
bowed, and said, Remember me to all my
Aiie1ads at the Ferry
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
EXECUTION OF THE NEGROES.

At twenty minutes to eleven o'clock the
Commanding General, with his staff, departed
for the field, and in a few minutes Green and
Copeland, the negroes, with their arms pin
toned, walked out of the Jail. They were as
sisted into the wagon, and took their seats on
their collins.
The line of march was taken up, and the
negroes without speaking a word, proceeded
to the seaffold which they assembled at five
minutes to eleven o'clock, with an mistaken
step.
Prayer was then offered by the Rev. G.
North. The negroes babe each other good
bye, Green expressing the hope that he would
meet Copeland in Heaven. The white caps
were drawn down, the ropes adjusted, and at
precisely eleven o'clock, the trap was sprung
and they were launched into eternity. They
were on the scaffold only FIVE minutes. Green
died easy and with scarcely a struggle. Cope
land struggled violently for some minutes dy-
ing of strangulation, his neck having appar.
entity not been broken by the fall. After
hanging thirty minutes, they were pronounced
dead, cut down, placed in their c%ofins, re,
NOV ed and buried.
THEIR BODIES DUG UP FOR DISSECTION.
They were allowed to remain in the ground
but a few moments when they were taken up
and conveyed to Washington for dissection
That this bold procedure should have been al
lowed its strange but no interference seems t.
have been made. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23

l.. The RoruNDA AND DoNE of the State House il
at last iinishel, and the workmcn are o on
gagged in taking down the huge piles Of s<affold-
ing, and already the light streanas down through
tile magnificent sky light and illumins the cen
TIE of the building, which has got mouldy, from
being so long in darkness. The ornamental
plaster work of the dome is very fine, the whole
presenting magnificent appearance ,A-Ststs
Journal.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

,lisc'uraS" t. 4urtful agita'i.m. whether re
Ilewcd nlsi-s lhe pri;est uf C'ngresSinsa! in
iervaution" c's the one Land. or "sluatier sSiv-
crcigniy' a.. ihe ";'ser.
When the Sn,iih Is really attacked in ler
crIl>iiiu'i-'Tln! nights, lsr people vii know
how "a raily g. her supP,'r', without the gra-
iul,o,is all Il Northern allies who scck 10
,.in favor from tire South by presenting for
ler acceptance speci"us ''rnsres and delu-
Ss,ns' HyU n,neh stronger wUuld be the
present p,xitiuu e the S'uth VI the Last
Narthern I.lnacea fur tire tnnbles. IN the
!ang"ase OF Senator Hammunl. hal becn
kicked ont ri tie Senate" The business
affairs Il th,. c,uutry delnsrl tie attention e
Congress: there has bern far DO much Con-
crtr>,iuutl c.idcut-inakiEg, to the neslect OF
!Ie public business.
shall vi.,r all parts Of the district aud dis
GUS bvif-a yuI the vaTi ruS questions Involved
a. this contest, Unconscious of being urged
= accept Il J., ur'uir,atiun by any Utbrr mn
i've tan All h"anrahc anbliiun 10 serve tlIo-e
an.re wh"In i've, anil render what ser-
vice can 20 rur State aud country, ! sub
INT my claims To- the siiray,s Of cunsttn-
Cucy wh,'n the lpfii,st IN the land might bs
trpad - rc!rr.e','.
ALEXANDER r. HAGNER-
Annapolis August 2oth, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

!.
lure - rru~0afip n e. hiss
TI-sife.td Ia-e'r AID kind-el q krow fiat
lei. rs arc bot tie un!v hearts mad sal hy
q Is visitation of Provideacr Wherever he
was known, he had many friends aud few nr
10 cncn.irs. No stain blurred tic pure crminc
Il his god name: and. II we lav aside ihose
more diStinguishiug attributes whiri give men
a vorld-wile fame, we may speak Of him a.
one.
'sN nose lie Was rea'le-aud 'he clements
81 nike III him. thai nature might stand Of
And soy 10 oil the world Tins gas a man."
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
H.fLE.43LE FIRM 1T PRIH.47E
NILE

THE subscribers wall sell q, PriY.ie Sale
the valuable ARM Uu winch they re-
side containing 500 arrrs. more or less
ThIs Farm was formerly owned and oceu-
pied BY Joshua Stone. and j. locatrd in
Leonard Town D:slnct Rrar tic borders of
Paiux"ni Di,trlc', IN h.a.ihY SECTION Of
country, and IS sufficiently convenient to
Churcl. mill aud muster The soil is ad-
mlrably adapted 10 the growth OF the staple
crops of the County. the land Is level, we'll
walered, and has an abundance oil oak, &C.
Oar. clisenut AM Pine tImb,T on - About
80 acres are cleared. The land IS about
equally divided into two Farm.. and there
are Dwellings and cut house on both pieces.
\ more particular description IS deemed un-
necessary as persons wishing - purchase.
Will doubtless examine the property Tor
themselves Terms ma. kGown on erpl;.
eaten II the uutsrSiensi.
=. W. II. BCHROCfHSs
80 EiAECELLCS :. STONE:
sHAA6S q .ssJuard Is.,vn +. q.
Sept 18th is5o-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
OBITUARY.

Died, at the Ciftnn Factory. Trcyl.y.
morning, the 9Th Uli., JOSHUA WILSON.
IL, IN the oath year OF lis acc,
-Say nothing but what Is god &C 49,. I'D :
Is az ancieist maxim, which could not - d.
parted INN, IN speaking CI the one VII, -
death We are now rhronicling. wi'hru, ding
violence 70 truth. We knew him we'll and
knew n'thing of him hut villa; was ...nrd i"
lie was kind in his friends and grneruus a. his en-
emlrs. He loved truth ard was devoted a. prin-
Ciple. HIS high appreciation of the binding force
Ct moral obligations, would have 81. kcnCd lis
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
NOTICE.

THE rubli. are informed. that the Candidates
Il for the LsyisiaiGr. viii meet at
Oakvllle, or Saturday, the s,h instant;
Leonard Town, on Tuesday, the llIh instant:
Clifton Factory, on Thursday, the 18Th m
slant
ST. lnigoes', on Saturday, the 18th instant.
Such candidates as may desire To be present.
are requested tn attend. The meetings will take
place al 2 o'rlnck, p. n.
Oct 9Th ls5g-id.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
N o TTCE,

n Wii7 .4Tsr f.r sale AZ NR. HARDNESS
4 MILL. near ChApiic,. "n SATURDAY.
the S;h uf 0:t..I-r. II tar if MT. a tine 18th.
three Isrirs a. MULE coli rs. one. two ard
three years I'D. ir..n, large mutiers; ani four
HORSE COILS. ore. tao and thrcr years
,.lf--s's, a first rGis BROOD MARE, aud
one plantation HORSE
Twelve months creiit viii be given, ap-
proved security FrquIr,-l. ard sAlc begin about
HUOn.
ALFRED W. GARDINER.
Sept. 20, ls5e-3S.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
NOTICE..

'E'HE cc-partnership hcrct'fr" existing he
tween the undersigned ia the FREIGHT
ING BUSINESS has this day been dissolved
~ mutual consent. All back frcigh1 due
tho schr,ncr Gcn. .NiTIon must be- settled
with J,rcs I R!Ihi,t,nc. vino is alone au-
tiurilcd to receipt for the same.
ROBEET COOK,
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE,
August 2g'h, 1859.
p S The nnlersgn"-! having purchased
the GENERAL MARION. respectfully
saiti's the patronage II her former
Gust :ncr. AID the public C,pt. Tucker VIII
give prompt attention TO all freight shipped
by her.
JAMES I. BLACKSTONE.
Sept. %, I:5a-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
Agricultural College.

We hare received from Col. JOHN II. Sniho-
ron, one Of the trustees Il the Agricultural
C,llege, Prospectus 81 i;,", Institution, to be
published IN our next Issue. We regret very
much TIN: it i. excluded this week, but we
shall cnicavor to make room l1r il in our next
issue.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has Obtained from the Orphans Court o.
81. Mays county, IN Maryland, letters
testaments,ry on the ersonal estate of CsthaI ne
Paine. hae Of saId county, decea-ei. All
persons having claims against tn. said deceased
ere hereby warned 10 exhibit the same. with the
proper vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber N Oh
before tie 18th day Of March next, otherwise
they may be excluded by Iaw from all benefit oi
the said estate. Given under my hand this 18Th
day Of September, 1853.
JOHN L. PAINE,
Executor.
Sept. 18th, ls59-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
NOTICE.

A Ii rerso1s indebted 10 me on Tavern ac'
n count are requested To come forward with
out delay and close the same by cash, note OF
draft. Persons disregardIrg this notice rnay
expect to frG their accounts IN a way Of lssa
collection.
JOHN kENWICK.
o. 9Th iSJ9-lm
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
To Correspondents.

We have received Lengthy communication
signed "SIGMA." reviewing the "Ad.lre-," o.
\. T.. lIaguer. E=q., - til voters Of tie Ski
Cou.rrziuual district Tie late hour al
which ii was received has prevented Us from
publishing It IN cur present issue II will ap-
rcar In Our next
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
NJ A r RIED

On the 26sh ultin,o, by Rev Mr. Warner.
JOSEPH C. DENT to EMELINE Il. HAM
NETT
On the 9th ultimo, hy Rev. Father F'au'
J. II. TURNER to MARY BYRSE, Al Il
Baltimore.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
High Price for Negroes.

Robert Ford Sold at Trustees Sale on Tues
day last in our village a negro woman and
child, aged, respectively, % and 8 years, fJf
slGs5.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

respectfully oiIer myself 20 tn voters Of
Pa'uxaui district ~ u candidate for S4p-gvI-
Sor o. P'Al- Roils a. the ensuing "a. el"r-
ton. and syi1r the seaport o. 10y iucnL>
and fellow, citizens.
UE!Au GRAY, Sr.
Oct. 9th 1879.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
BE- ADDRESS OF
ALEXANDER y. HAGNER.
t. he Voters Of n. Sir'I Congressional Dis
tract If NuqRGHi

. 10 He b"!TS O M o.!7 '''te@5'"'" H'S-
Htct - h"VG"f.
Without any Interference ar authority up
on nv p,... have been generally suggested
I through the newspapers anal otherwise ~ AZ
Opposition cd-ii!tc t. !. r,r,-,.tt :Ei~ district
: ia C,u.-.,s So. thee announcements !
ILa~y Ly,s. ,.rr,-t il. nv eli G., t. IN luce ono.
Of several If ..e OBJ re- Ir ,n,iUcrt members 81
tie opposition :, ,-.i.-cH, {, Le a Candidate,
and my Response. /, IT,. ali Las i,,ar 1,',ycd
IN tie Lol,. ,.l,; il.,~.. ,a..rt, yy,5.'d p~.vr
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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
NOTICE OF DIV

I'm app ieaiion of. A. JsrbS
~ Of PilIiP IA. Borrousas. |
Ey's eoRn b. deceased. II Isl
Cealrt. thtt che Eaid mdminisd
ersziitoss u the said deceassd d
egaiHst ti grid deceased in
Wll's otlsse on o. oeforc the
next for yideHd, and that IN,
Gisafd IN he SAINT Mary BeaI
1aG! ilTe ,.aid l2h OF octal,sl
J. T. "a. L
Kegs
or ST. Mary (
August :Iih l6J9-Gd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
FL : III + Il Y .

TNElE Aie-T.G Fishery on IN" ratuxenr
4 will commence on MONDAY, the 18Th
ot September. Persons DESTROYS Of purchas-
ing, IS the barrel or hushel. can be accommo-
dated bv calling on the undersigned at Fred
e,fok j. GreeH,esFs landing, on CncLo,ds
CTe,t, " ho will h" prepared 10 supply their
wa ats al the usual rates.
JOSEPH A. MAGILL.
Sept. 18th 1851
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

EE- The pressure Of advertising maii'r tai.
week has compelled vs. +, neglect thu reading
department OF our raIcr. We hope oar r's'a-
ers will uycrlnoE the lcIicicncy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
Valuable
~ REAL ESfA1
TRus as S.

DY viEtneef q si,eree Of the
= kr Saint MARY csmniy,
: mri of Eq,'ity. the ua,leragnc,I
VII sell al Pallic auc,i,n To the
DIR. ai the HEAD OF ST.
BAY on St5s,rdaE. che f;fsecuth 4
next, bytwccF the hours uf 5 and
m. all the il..sl Estate Of which
. Morgtn did seiEsi, consiis|
LANTATEoN upon wh;ci,
Morgan rcs1de,l when he die
about five hundred acres Of laadI
off, campuso'. Sf several differed
known az ID HOME FARM.
p-ub5alily oES II the most valual
Marys euus,y, having on It
Deciding HtA's. Barns, Sla5ics |
HOUSES requ T,l fs hreiing Cpd
III l. uf eve v variety, in Iine
iaprsvesl. a d adapted Ia the
tile staple c, pa Of the county.
bic p,Eiion o this Farm wakl II
uT,A for the growing Of GRAZ
besides an extensive Salt water
tachsHl tlIeUiO, very productive /
af6nis the test of l'asidragc Cor
numecE IL stock. There IL al
Estate a valuable GRlST Mi.
a stream Of sater that rarely Il,
Summer, having two sets &c M
icg sloshs aah Machinery for Il
flour. This Mill, for the pFesct,
fer E,ur hundred and tweniy.tiv(
l viii ais. @ll the FARM,
Hssa 4; Farm lsosnmosily known
Sf consAl ing about three h 4
lIi0rt OF less as nuw laid I'll.
sssns on 81. Clements Bay Ia pas
vanttgcs Of !, water location in
Of fish and oys,ert. Its ~Gl il
has IN Il a saitable DsceIiiay III
necessary OF B'ni iiags.
Also. tho ST0RE. HOUSE,
and lot ther,stl attached. al t,e
Clement lay. This is one Of
l.c>s SfANAsi in the County,
fine oppurtu ii;y t. arg one I'D
tanning a pl.cc fr Mercantile "a
Also, tie TAVERN, garden
attached. ad iuing the S,urc-IIc
q goal Stan; cor an attentive Ia
always becl under rent.
| will also sell about thirty I'D
near Wha; i. G ,mmmIy knnwn
Land Spring which Is we'll We,
Tie above Plantations, ST,
TLV 'rn are Convenient g. the Il,
CitI"lic, Episcopal and Method
u ~, besItci having a landing
Il - for tic hay crlIts To dclive
Irnl'Ic", merchandise, &c.
altogether, | very desirable L.
IH.' to en-: :" III plnuiiug e.;
using, mli4-ug or the Girrrautil
farther disc.ip i. dcrmrl III
'h'se wIsliIs. I" purchase can =
t.'S "a OF lrs re tic day Of sale.
who rrsi,lrs nn f.ic II the FL
V.s~nrc ~ showing the "hple
al the property ta any ol;e "
tn sec IL.
The 'c':ls, aS prescribed ly
''e-Iitiid ,!,thc purchase mDlIc,
InI,ndrr ~ me. two aud three h
cured j.. ihg bnsls VI the T.,
surety :" l., approved iy ,l.e T
,iirrcrI tea ihu LAY 1T sale.
81 the WHO'S purchase uInucy,
aut rOTiLr.l 81 convey g. the pa
in lee sinp3'. free. Hear and ID
all sl'in's Il ilo parties Co tie
the G.srt Pns ptsscd, Or OF
uiRltr ihoas
GEORGE C. II
\. u. ptrsors from q di,ia
tiestr'' 70 "a this property, can
the -SicauliT 81. Nicholas I'D
FTilay rv1s,ugs IN l.Iliimurc
Stem. WfaTl. about mile al
abe preinssT, the following IN.
Sept. "a I35o--tl.
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"a
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
sri AMER ST. :

a. new WHARF hayir|
IN. CT William coad. al
Carthaaha Greek, enp,yi1
Mary's FLYER. the Steamer 1
hereafter call at said WI
-.t:arIhas;SDa Landing" ey1
DAY afk SATURDAY al
way 70 Fal'imore sad on cyl
apti SATURDAY morning
from Bal imore, until furtheI
SAMUEL
Sept. Isl. ISJ9-6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
LAND FOR

II offer ID ruyate Sale. the
u on ] npw reside, situated
a 81. In toes District. II q
b the ! b Of Sep,emb@e il
''hiic c.r,ion on that day,
known the day OF sale.
ANN
Sept. 81, lejo-if.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
RfTYFI...iTYON NOTHE.

RtTIEE.iTYON NOTICE.
Pet.S +. Smith X } In Circuit Court f,r
Others SAINT Mary's County
vs. s'tting as a Court O!
Jeremiah Arts ! Equity.
VIM" OF authority vested in me. un-
,,,J.. ,o'i ,.-,m, it ~>>emby. IN such case
the report OF Geo. &. Morgan, Trusr. So
IN this cas-" be ratified an 4 confirmed. mic.
cause To TIE contrary be shown. ON or - : =.
the rh'rI Monday oi November next pruyrI-
I'd coy oi TIL, order BE- inserted IN the
Saint Mary'> Beacon, once week TOR thrr
successive weeks, previous 10 SAID thur,
Monday Of \oyrmb-r
The Report states that the land sold for
i.ts TX hunirt.i arnl Ihlry dollars.
JAMES /. BLAklS TONE.
Clerk.
Sept 29rh 1859 -3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
r..AU.tELE f.!RH FnR S.;IE
ELECTION NOTICE.

~
A~0TICr' ;xt,
~ vii. l., he'll, ~ 7'''" ''.''' "' Lection
Jr-rD vESU.y H..
" ar ''''''''' w. I'D dIg n NGrrDsISr
in u" several Election Di.'s !. e \, N,,v.
c"uatv. f'r the rurp"se oil '!rt-n- IN. f,Ilng,.
mg officers t"-wi':
C'n'r'r iier at u" Treasury "f,SaryianI.
a M"'n'"r O: CmSFcss tor the SIX c..
gressi'n1ai lIi~'rl'f.
a C,mmi''i"n'r Of Public W"Fk" for H.
frS b'.'rH.
Tw" Delegates 20 r"rrcsent 81. MarT'n coun-
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
NEGRO WOMAN FOR
SALE.

By virtue Of authority vested in him ~
the Orphans Court uf Saint Nary's county
the Undersigned will rff,r at Public Sale II
E.~,nar,i T.wn. ou TUESDAY. tic IIth ot
O.,"brr, a, , o'clock ?. m, Negro woman
MARY, a.rl -. belonging to the Lrirs 81
tie !a'c Charles johnson.
FERNS, cash, or au accepted draft at c
months.
L. FORD.
Attorney.
Oct c.I IS5o-.s
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
GEORGE c. J

\ u. psrsorS from . di,ia
de'sr'' 10 ia this property. can
che -Si"Auar ~. Niclo!a. -
Frilay crV1iugs IN I!aiiin,oro
Stem. WfaTl, about u mile -
abe pre'ni's g., the following m,
Sept. 81 l35o-tl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
DEPARTMENT,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
.&&aruLis, Sept. 90. 1859,

II pr;rsuar." o. IT, oh section of chapter
t.. of tho Acts uf Assembly nf 1856, enti-
tel "An Arl 10 carry into eject the 3jfh
,rr'ia1 q the Bird article Of the Constitution -
Msrv'ard in rgtra 10 the eligibility Of
Persons Is Tie Dffi'es therein specified aud
m"ni.pn~'." the Comptroller hereby gives
n".itc that the lowing persons are in arrears
N lie STATE &c N .r,land in and for the sums
of money ard on the several accounts affixed
to their respective u3mes:
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

Oct. 9Th IS5o-ts.