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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
BLOOD Food


To ali suffering from consumption, inc Pent confirmed,
from debility any kind from mental nervous prostraon,
brought from scr0fu las complaints or from
deaseo the kidneys bladder to adies suffering Of
the distressing complaints their liable 70, and which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
offered as certain ana reliable remedy. Differing in every
particular the patent medicines Of the day. chemical
combination Of III ON SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
very great WORTH many bear glad grateful
testimony u the benefits il has conferred on them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 4Og Broadway, New YORK, the
sole prSpre0rs Of the Article, and have in consequences OF
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of the outside
wrapper so and increased the Of the bottle
Be very cautious in buying to that the
smile Of their signature the outside OF the wrapper all
others counterfeit. u J. WOOD & 90 ST. Louis,
oetlS-tf Wholesale gents for the West.
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Blue Grass, Orchard and Herds Grass.
4 n BARRELS BLUE GRASS SIZED;
- IS Herds Graas Seed
10 Orchard Grass Seed;
n store and for sale by HUGH MeCREA L co,
oet5-R ------
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PANIC STRUCKI''
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard TO Profits!
J. W. LANGLEY,
pm "A Union street.
Clothing.
We have large Stock Of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which we are selling at
prices to suit the times.
SoUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA and VIRGINIA
MONEY taken at par.
WARD, BmslnHGHAM i Co.
Nov24-lm No. 20. Public Square.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY5S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TTAs universally suppsned all other ontments healing
applications both the Eastern and Western Hemisphere
wherever introduced the true secret
Of its success all cceos affections, whether the
dccisento or disease.
BURNS L < soALDS
are instantly relieved their anguish, pain and infam
nation, By timely sppliea on Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is y by charm, no blsmsh or
scar remaining. =
THE FRIEND or THE NURSERY
Children are frequent SUI ferer from external injurie
especially from FGUid and Cdpheas ESplosOns-theTs
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly It heals BreGSs andQ uicky
mo yes the TETTER or RIN6 WORN, precedent IN the
HUrseTg.
TO TRAVELLERS BY 8 bsA AND LAND.
The Hachinst, the Ira 3 vesr, and every other nd
vidusl whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance accident erpO sion, fire. collision, should
bear this Magic Extractor Is his best and only
friend It hcth portable and cheap, and should
be his companion, friend in need There thousands
living witnesses to testify to Its marvellous virtue, wEo
their sound limbs and muscles to Its saving efficacy
The following Ct theIeIinO diseases for whice
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR is a PREVEh
TIVE we'll as CURB: =
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AppIeS and potcroes,

- - BARRELS Nesh81sck Potatoes;
(D IS Pink Rye do;
30 Apples, very fne. Received this cay and fol
sale by HUGH McCREA co.
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ssn-. ylouris bars g. Inhalfbaga. a.
% ilishvry % !. 52s - 80
or5 roriuei 81 rn Mixed iran, Ter ITO lbs 81 Ue
Delivered 70 all pzFts ofthe city. oct9- iS's y
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"A S WILL e I.
EROCsk CITY MILLS.
prwtTr ppTCEc

SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. $, 1850.
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Departure OF Freight Trains
tennessee 4 Aisbama-5.30 N.
Louisville Nashvile-230 NJ.
Edgefeld 4 Kentucsy-s:s5 M.
Arrival of Freight Trains
Tennessee & AIahsms-4;30 P n.
Louisville 4 Esshgise-9.25 NJ
Edge6eld 4 Kentucky-iO:l5 N.
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COOkkN0 STOVES,
WROUGHT IHONsSTONES,
COAL STOVES,
WOOD STOVES.
VNTE have large supply q all styles Cooling
StoTes both Tor Deal and Wood offer At prices
DEFY competition, for Cash,
Q cct3-u MACKENZIR A. NTNcHIN
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Negroes TO Hire.

NEGRO WOMAN, good Cook, hous, servant. &C with
eve children, the eldest girl nearly nine years old Said
negroes will be hired for their board good house Edrened
vicinity preferred. Apply 10 J. L. 4 R g ROWN,
u0t2a-d2W
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P. A. PERKINS. spGS-dl
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d Z q Z M B Z r.
HARPER FOR CEMBER.
MARPERsFOR DECEMBER.
HARPER FOR DECEMBER.
BEGINNING NEW VOLUME.
BEGINNING A NEW VOLUME.
BEGINNING NEW VOLUME
Subscribe for 1861.
Subscribe for 1861.
Subscribe for 1861.
At GREEN a. CO.'S.
Al GREEN Il CO.'S.
IGKEEN IL CO.'S,
no. Union street.
No. G Union Street.
No. Union Street.
g. S.---sUBsCRIPTIoEs INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
nov29-d&w G.. & CO
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Mr.. MisOn moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Crawford appealed to Mr. Aillson to withdraw
his motion. SO that vote might be taken, to see
whether Mr.. Hawkins could De forced 70 serve. he
honed others would ask to be excused from voting.
Mr. Hawkins declared that he was not acting from
impulse, but a conviction of twenty years.
Mr.. Adrian, M. Underwood, and others, called
him to order.
Mr. Adrian, amid confusion, said the committee
ought to be settled to-day.
Mr. Adrian was called to order from the Southern
side of the hall.
The question to adjourn was carried-l04 against
90. The House had previously decided that it
should be till Monday.
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NJ B--A handsome lot of new small Figured Prints
other seasonabe goods received and for sale cheap
novlA-6ow 4, M, q co.
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rom south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Dec 6.-The Georgia Senate re-
ported the bill calling for Southern Convention,
which is supposed to indicate that Georgia secedes
separately.
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: l. GEU BEOuN, JAs
* Chsrfy stree 4
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THIS REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL
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WAsHNGrOS. Dec. 6.-Washburn, of Illinois. be-
ing refused his pay at the Treasury department
threated to protest, when the whole amount was
| paid
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

nr. Wis-ay's Bsl.sm Of Wild Cherry.
nr. Wisinr's Ba'san af Wild Cherry.
NJ. wisIar's Ral<am Of Wild Cherry,
DE-. SIsnr's Bil>1n or wIle Cherry,
The Grea; Remedy.
The Great Remedy.
Tie G.eni Remedy,
far
Coughs, Cn'je. Group, Sore ihroa'. hoa-seresa.
Coughs. CNlh>, Group, Sore itr,a', hnarssasSs.
Coughs, Ceils, Crorp. SIRE roa,, hnarSt ness.
Coughs, Cold%, ccoui SIRE THREAT, hoaTSeness.
WIStaTS Baisam
WIstar's BR!sam
WrsthT'a Balsam
posi;ivelv rures
positively enrea
po@t.yelv cures
Froncl'itis. V uA0'.i;s Co.sh, asthrs ruinsey.
BronchltIS. Whoor'n= C"u-h, as,hn,1. guInsey.
Bronchitis, Wh"oring Cough. asthma. quinsey.
Speedily cures
Speedily cures
Stec,iIiy cures
MI affections of the Throat. Lungs and Ckes,.
All affections Of the Throai, Lungs and Chest
All affections the Tnrosi, Lungs ard Chtsi.
WIstaT's RAlsam
WIsiar's Ralsam
Ws-tar's Raisam
Las. and VIII cure.
Consumption, Consumption. Consumption,
C"uAfnrihinn. Consumption, Comsumption,
C''ns'fuI ''Ian. Consumption. Cnukumvltnu,
Important letter from Rec. jacob Ssehler,
yell kn"wh. Nni highly respected IhrnugLouI
the State Of PennsyivnnIa
HASnvER, Pa Feb. Is, 1859
MeSsTs. :. w. FowLE & c., poSTos-
Dear SI Having realized ~ NV family I'M
Tor ant btnehiS from the use nj your valuable
PrenaTriHa-- His.ar', BIisam If VIA Charm
II StgarJE Fne pleasure 10 recommend I, IN The
l'"i,lie. some eight wears AGO "ne 1T nv caarh-
4
her rec"vfrv we've entertained. then rr,scu,e ed
i'ortie - vo"T ex ',ie.t ka'snm. and before
she had taken the whole % the couIenrs of IA.
bottle theie WIS great Improvement IN her
health. have, 10 MY IndIs idUrl case, mad
elUenr use of your Salua ie medicine aud have
always h'en benefited I,y ~. ! ,roulI. hoirers
caution t,r public against ipposiioH, 5ecaHe- 'ssr,
IS good deal o. spurious HIsiar's BIisam u IIHj
CARRY gfoaI throughout tie coWRirt.
JACOB SCHILLER
The history Of the Easani proves 1T 1za6z~-~.
Of Natures test CATS t. man.
The envy genuine ~ pTsnHiSd hv SETH, w.
FoHLE 4 Co. Isistnh. AID he1'S Their
PINNED name an the ~rnre-. "a well aa the
"rIIren signature ~ l. BUTTS. aud - far sris
ty Genr:~ 4 Simm- : c., i.rnnad Town:
ID Z. N"r.r. Charirn; Y. p. DaWkIn.,
Head "f ~ Clements hay; mud ~ C.ty ard
Country, by Drug Sts. Dealers ia NeiIcIrs,
and A-ents.
Everywhere Eve-ywNcre. Everywhere.
Everywhere .E,e:ywhere.
E'rTyMhee.
April 2l,lsJ1--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
PROCLAMATION.
THoMAs II. HICKS.
n GovERYoR or MARYLANp,

TNH0MAS II. HICKS.
n GovERYoR or MARYLAND,
To all W'hon thess hesesiis may CoIceTR:
wHEREAs. I have received fran the Judges
# Elrcti'm ia the S-cuni aid Furth Dis
irict-. rs established by the Constitutes or
the election If T. nnmis>i',ner> "f pubir Works.
the Rturus OF al Eie, ,i'n hrl,! - W"dncS-
day, the ser"sad day of E"vrmlsr. 1883. kr
une C. gnmis~ioter e Public W.rks Eir tli.
said Scc'aid District, and E'r uuc e 'Inu'i~, ~
er "f Public Works fT the salt f,nrih Di>-
'riri; AMI have carefully asreriaiu.-l the nUu-
NEr Il votes given for every pcrs,n vv!rri f,r
a. such
N'w. therefore. in pursuance "f the prn-
vi>r'n II 'lI Constitution liz such case made
AMI provided - hv iii. NV Proclamation.
'icclar" that-NATlIAEIEI. DUKE. # the
S'c''''d Di.iri'-f. AMI LEMUAl. ROBERTS,
Il the Fourth Di>trit. appear $ the said r--
'nrrs I" aave received the iigh,s = uun.brr 81
v''trs ia t.ieir respective Districts. Hnl we're
dTlV election Cmmi~Ni'iirrs IL Public W,.rk~
(~~l Given under nay hand. arh the
SsEAL. Great Seal "f M,ry.au.. GA iiis
S~~ 29Ih day # E..vt rnIn.r, it, tie. YEAR
e oar Lr'l one tl.ri-Au.! eight Hundred anil
hfy-Lin". THOMAS II. HIGHS.
BY the GnVrnur:
JAMES X. PARTRIDGE.
Secretary 81 STATE.
Dec. 22ni, Is59-2w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
BOARDING MOUSE.

NRS JANE ". HAMMETT. having taken
w the large anal c'a.Vrn-'tiy IOcaitri b arr.
lng H'0ss', lately occupied 10y Mrs. L Fri,
IL n"w prepared l., accommodate such a.
may desire i-sIr'i FOR the IrreA-ut year. IIer
hang experience IN this bu,in-~s rer,.n:mrnd,
her fully 20 the citizens "f this village, and
Transient cu"t'amers are %oliciird - favor hes
with share "f their patronage.
TERGs For prrHnnru' bar,ifrs. Twelve
d'llAra 'rnith payable nIonthly--ET tran.
sicit boar!er-. the Hotel rates u GIlis village
will h. charged
Jan. 9th, l6J0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

A Ii persons arc fo,"wa'neI from rr"--
"A passing with log ar .u,,. ar - az.
d'h"' manner. on anv gnu II ~. s. ia's...,,,.
uonly rai,ri'p Pat - P,uev P,.nI" hrid.r-
iEg nn the PIT rae river Al! Pm. F's.-,t
ire l. A@s'n>i anI mi al Ter or. som
t'"spas-'ng a.tcr Ih" pYhir.a'u7 -" M. ,..
lice. tie "a wal b.. r,s.1i, o. 70
JOHN S. GCITEf
Nov. 3rd isso--ir.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
MARRIED.

Monday. the 9th alnv BY IN, Rev.
urphy, WM. w. GOODRICH IN
TIA JANE SHAPES.
h. same day. by Rev. Mr.. Cot,iny
s9E >. LUNG TO TERESE L
ION. "
Bu@s lay the 9th ult.. FERDI-
ii. BOND to MARY CURRY.
hurs lay. the Goth ult.. BY the
Er. Cptiing, JAMES l.. MILBURN
|IABErH y. JOHNSON.
Vu"Slry last. ~ IL. R,v. Mr.. Cr-
AMES I ABELL to SUSAN p.
u.
h. same day. by same. ANSA
I;hE!: TO SCOTIA ANN STONE
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NOTICE.
Dec. lsr, ls59-4w

4 II. persons are tor-warned from tres
- passing with dog or gun. ar IN au,
manner on any part ni INV estates curin,"n.
Is called "I.UCkl.ANE" AMI also DER
RVS LOT" mcatrd IN C'iapuco district
and aHlni.iog the estates of John H. he,
and Mrs Margaret Barber. Against any
AMI all persons found rre>passng after III,
ouhlicR'n1 nf ihIS noIIer, the law will b.
rlgIdiy enforced.
LUKE r. BARBER.
Dec Ii lSiq-AN
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

nOCT. HAMMETr. having is..,,-,I in N.
~ Village Of Chaliic". respectfully "ff,.r-
his professional -T, ir,-> T., tie public: and I've.
iny thankful ." his 'ri-uls IL R.,ilam Neck
ami the 'lcis.ity ii Mi--,"wn E.r Ih.ir pair,u.-
~" hcrrt"E.rr, will lie happy {" serve them at
any hour.
lie can be found at Mr. DusweiTs Hotel -
10 his fire
Jan. 9th. lSC0--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

NOTICE - hereby given 'ha,ibe surseTrtrrs
~ have oh'ai,sed from the Orphans Court for
SAINT N'Uy's county, ina Maryland, .e-,-rs ~
administration. on ihe personal esIs;t ofJiMES
r JARROE. late az ssII cn.. deceased Al
persons having "laIms against the said deceased
are hereby warned >" exhh,it he same, with the
proper vuuce fs I',erenf To the sab.rrI erx ~, 81
before the Alb of June 1863, Otherwise Ihey
nIsy ie ex GUIDED by Ia~ from all benef, 4 the
saId estate. Given under our hands tas Is,
Of December, lSSg,
a. JACK SPALDING,
NJ. r. JARBOE,
Admins lI ators.
Dec. Is: IsJl-4y
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
n d TIC r..

TIiE creditor. Of George Guyther .lrC~ssN,l
arr hereby n.tifcd {" ffi,. their CI.ir.t
with III" Clerk "f tie Clr>uir Cunt frr SUIT
Mtrv's '"tIufy IA "r h'.i, NJ tir fiiir, NJ ,n,'aV
vi March neat. 'tIera ~. 'ev may ir tx, lu,l. 4
frum all lei-6t al the Trust rda,I il, nv, hands
By order of the C.alrt.
WV. E COLE.
Trustee.
Dec. al. IsSa-sw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NOTICE.

HEREBY fnr"warn al persons from rrr-
u 'h' inG "T hircing from any one. nv nrrr.
man C"iSert. az any ether Ps"p.Tty n.,w owl,
"r have Ia my possession. Against AIRY an.l
al Per,- -.s disrrgarding tho shove nuiics, tie
lA~ will be rigidly enfrcrxi.
HARRIET II. SWAMI,
Oeas Newport, Charles county, Nil.
JaIA 9Th, ISGO-ln.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NO TICE

A Ill persons are furrW armed from tire
IA passing WmL dag OF gun. az 10 an,
Other manner. IN any pan at my t>iaI- com
monty called Part 81 Fin.v P,.nt'' hraer.
M CD the P."tuac riT-r Against auy m
al! I"rSons 'ouni ife~pa>>ing s!t..r tie puo-
h'at"'n ii taiS notice. Tie law will II u, /.
enforced.
THOMAS. NJ. SuADaCK.
Dee. isf IS59-Iw,
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

|lg- fancy h1l q rrcu-rrnec nc -.
nnll illness on F.ilay nighe unjor
distances which alarmed his frirp1s
Emily 4, his advanced ,.e. cvn,,'
Ai'ack is attended with serious an.
as;"rs, though h has hither.o -
WIN hope WAS almost aban lonof
any years past his health has bon
and som times critical. Yet h, has
Rned great labor. and has been :
: attenlant Of the t@r,as Of tn. =,
Court. Hi powers Of cndurancs
bcupsratinn have excited su-nr;se
casual observers, who have only
his feeble anil bent frame. in,.,ica.
Ry'h:ng bu; the resistance TO disease
he has exhibited. Wash. Cor
Ga.eitc.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

an application %: John H. Tucker. ad-
~ mjn,>iraI"r of " lIl:am Wood. late OF
-. MARY county. dI>c-a>td. It's ordered
rs The Courr. that The SAID administrator no
MY n, creditors Of the sand deceased. 10 he
their riainl> against The sand d-c-aS.-d N the
Register OF " H. office un or before the 1T
% March. 1861. for dlyi-n and thar This
order be- pnbli-hed III ti.e SAINT AIarS'> Bee
con r:rce a week unrIl tie sand 1T day vi
March, 1850.
IT NJ RAI.EY.
Register OF Wills
OF St. Marl'> county, Md.
Dec Isl ISj9-ni.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
NOTICE Is ln-rehv given. th7i he cn-rsri-
v neTship henFra:,pre exis'in.. ~ the name cF
Il. 1. Srnl'!ing g. CO. IS this dsy dissolved 10y
nTuiH-l consent:
All persons uaE~',re,l 70 ire ate frra are res
r@cifuly requested "a settle ''irir sceounts xiIh
Jas. G.. 5: 'aldin: without delay
Either nfthe snlrrsisn el lowever. IA he-e''y
a'thoI'zsi To sigs the same "f The laie hrh ~
settlement.
z. T SPAIDING.
Jas. q. SPALniNG.
OAkvil.e,
Or. eth 1887.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

NOTICE ~ hereby given thai 'hs su'srri-
~ her has nIfarred from the Orphans
Court -! ST. Mary'S county III Maryland. let
fers nf administration on the personal estate 81
Charles G.. W""d. late at Sud cunnrv, de-
ceased. All yerson. having clnIms against The
said deceased. hereby warned to evh,hIt lie
same with the proper S"uches thereof, 4" the
subscriber, on nr hsfnre the 4,h uf June
next, otherwise they may "e excluded by Law
from all benefit Of the SAID estate. Given under
my hand th,- lsI at Decem'er 1859
GEORGE L. BURROUGHS.
Admr.
Dec lsr, lS59-4w
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
500 REV ARD.

ID " axav from Rose,rnft, the residence Of
IA Wi ,m r. HARDY. "a -. lnIg"es' dis
rr,ri, "n Tuesday. the 18Th ln~rnnr, negro man
Du' tai Williams. Rs.td Sh..uf - NeIrs. David
IL Aipru' ) feet, 6 rr = IIrhes uIsh He had oc 4,
when lie jeff she Farm, ;.Sir "f NhIie dras
cloth l.asll"0ns, Hack 20 packet ond y white
cloth hs'- lie soak WI'h hIm, is", s .nday
sat Gf hl,rk clothes and a bldrk h,t. D,yId -
fast iaIker aud very quick Ia has mOve n-n,S.
lie was purchased of Barton Ball, Of AnLe
A Tnndef c.'Itttv. Md.
viii give the above reTard, if he Is take-
outside ~ 81 Mays co.riv. s"d so, If lie -
tnkem the count. -!rovItsd he Is So secured
that get him again.
JOHN VI. WILLARD
for
WILLIAM +. HARDY
Leonard Town. Md.
Nov. Gain, 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
|SHERIFFS SiLE.

litue 81 tvs" writs "f Fi~ri F,"iI-. ia
d 'ut ( th" CIR nit Cur, E,r SAINT
bounty; "'c At the siiit at Th,In..s O.
and i.''Fg', u. Dent against the. z -.ds
trl-. LAMBS AMI t"u-nrI,is II James
! Elmmm'i: AMI nv" a, III. suit IL
o. Sl"nrrr. administrator uf Henry l..
against the s'""lA and chtitr!s, lalris
nrrntN 1t .Iam'', Norris. "f Edmund.
j. N'rri- AMI JsmrS I. Backbone.
~ dInrtrd ! Lave s-iZ,sl au,l t.krn in
all ia" right. title. interest. property.
Il demand At law nnd III equity 1t IIIs
'""s N"rrI~. ri fdmm.d, William J.
nj Jams T. Blak,>Inn". in aud o. tho
/; property g. Wit: one tract "r I,arrel
allied aud known hy 1T the name Of
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
n 0 TICE .
Dec. 22;h. ls5o-4w.

n u j & r..
a IL persons are iorwarned from reSpas.
IN sing with dog or gun, r. IN any "'hr,
manner. un any part oi INV estate common
" called. "RosecrUii." SITUATED IN 81. mi
goes DiStrlct. bounded on "ne side hy SAINT
Nary'S river and on anoil er by ST lnicoss'
Greek. Against any AMI all persons found
Ire>ra>Sing after the publ cation of this no.
tIcp. The law will be rlgriIy rniurc-d.
WM. +. HARDY.
Dee 18th, iS59-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE ~ hereby gwen thu, the .rbscri.
~ bers have obtained from rls Orphan .
Court 81 ST. Mhry's county, ia MsryIand, let
ters tes'h nsniary on the personal estate 81
RebecC" l. tirard, late Of sail county, de-
ceased. All rersons having Charms against the
said deceased, are hereby warned tn eXhiIli iae
same with tie proper vouchers thereof, 20 the
snlsscrihefs, on ar before the 10Th nf July.
1850. otherwise they may he excluded by law
from aIl benfst Of The saId estate Given nnder
our hands lhis 9Th day Of January. lk6O.
WIN. G. FLOYD,
r. r. FLOYD.
Executors.
Jan. 9Th, lsso-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
TIE
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMINARY

'ENitE next annual session will commence
ON MONDAY. tie 18th of September.
under the tIerUun ui Miss MARY
BLADES. a. Principal. assisted hy a corps
Of efiici, Mt and 2, prTenceI Teachers.
The Building. large, comnodious and
any. IS b''auIi'Ialy situated Immediately cr
the h'gh hanks oi the Saint Marl'S River,
ac"rSslble hy steamboats,, several times q
week. prOverhsa.ly healthy. within convrnI
/ rni distance 10 Churches ot the different re-
l,stous denominations. and the means 81
conveyance provided Tor the pupils. free o:
charge
This School chartered and endowed by
the State OF VI IT, land, and designed hy the
Legislature Ia he "a grateful monument "a
the Pilgrim flanders ui the Colony" is To-
Gated az TIE site of the .'Anc.eni CHy al
Saint Mary's,' the old capIinl Of the STATE.
the renowned birth place OF religious liberty
ia the world
The conr>" of In>truciiun Is as Ihnruu.a a.
Al anv other institution 10 the country, AMI
n l'S> Than hall lee usual expense The
scholastic y"h i 'I.vldrd into two terms OF
tive months ",tt b.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

p The Richmond Enquirer. in ~;,v
eviienc fact that separate legislat;o,'
rgisia u eXclu IL North .rn manuesn-
trSul IN" State. viii b. turtle unlas.
aher SOufherL Stats adopt a comrno1
y. reconn,nls that Virginia shall
~ commissioners. 20 meet si,n;Ia.
issioners frpm the other Soutbo--
!. r'e'' "f whnS" -gislatu-es ara =
, 81 this ,ims. VIII ~ du'yjt sh,u -
nc the Pr:nc;P!e of Bo,i-interconrS, =
|Ich laws a. will rAcciv. tho sanc,;e.
different Lg:slatur.s Of the Somb-
,atCs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NOTICE.

riRCUIr COURT fr Saint Mary'S Conn
~ ". N"ycm.L.r Term. 1859. Bv the Act
81 1915. chap -. sac 81. m.ro aud .ihcr
slaves were prohibited from carrying gun 81
"il"T Offensive w"apCIs oil his masters land
without his liccncr.
BY the Act If 1906. chap. 81, acc !. all ne
grass anl mulAttes were prohibited from car
ryirg or keeping gurS: that ~ slave can
INV carry "r keep a qua, even Nith his HAS
trT'~ c.uScui
By the Act of 1891 chap 323. sec. 6. n"
free uclr.' ~ mu'attn can keep ar carry u fire.
lack If any kind. 80 any military weapon. ~
any I,nw,,r ar lcai. wih"ur ~. Ii,cure ui tn.
Curt. viii, h the Curt Is authorized To- Will
draw ~ auv time.
Al licenses h'r>!nf6re granted b. Ais Court
hare G~eR ritidrdrn
IL i therefore the ,lm'v .,f the Sheriff. witt
his Deputies. AMI the G n>taIIc> rG rnr Cum
~, IL search all the dwellings "G FREE ucvr.-S,
auI .,thrr plareS where they NAV s'I<prrt such
articles 10 lE concealed ar kept anil Take p"S-
session nf 'hem and al>' {" Scarcl, all III. quar-.
ivTs or dwellings, nG uegru slaves f.r the SAM.
"nrw~C; and they are hereby directed I" d. -
Before >rar, hing the quarters 6 slaves, they
II2ht I" Scr the "ver~e,rS ,T OWNERS AID in
.rm them "f their intention. They have IN,
power 10 summon any citizen to aid in thri.
srar,h.
Tie arms taken from ihn>c who have here
i"fnrc. during the year had hcrnccs, L. keep
them. should I've markell with the owner
names. and lisp <cd Of FIR th.ir benefit. When.
they deliver them v"lun,arilv: if nth-r"i~..
they should be di>pScd 81 unh'r the acts "l
Assembly 10y Justice 81 the P'a,r.
PETER w GRAIN.
Dec. 18TH, 1879
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

ST. NAET's SAvIxss'IxsTrrUTraS !
DrCs4.i'er Sit. 1889 I
A DIVIDEND has Ills day i,c,.n ,I,rlarci
n Of 3 per cent. an the capital .trk Il
Ihi- lnstitui;'.n fr tile lat six ma,'ls. paya.
tlc un anal after TUESDAY, the lOth DAY If
January Lext.
b. ard.r.
JAMES c. GKEENwELL.,
Treasurer
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE "a hererv gwen th1tthe srhSrrIhcrS
~ have n',n.meI from 'he Oruh1ux' C"rrt o.
S,iu, Marv's rnunrv, IN VI rrvlrud. letters "faI
mrnis'r,il"m an the personal! estate "f lanes II
DAVIS, lite of sand county, decreased. Al
perSou- hLSin., 81 IaIS ','in~f the I'D deceased
are h-r-',y warned Ia -~hIlir the same. with the
oroner vouchers the. rnf t" the <l,Scrrl ers.
before the lU'h at Iie. next, otherwise they
may Se excluded bv !aw f,nH all benefit ~
the said estate. Given under our hands ihis
s.h Jay o! Dee. 1859.
JOHN w. tRpER,
MARY y. DAVIS.
Administrators.
Dec Oh i950--lw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
i'DR COUNTY CLEHKSmP.

III" lends Of DANIEi. T. MORGAN.
present rm !" The voters "f ST. iary'> coun
v a> Il 'ndsdit" tor Clerk OF the Crrrur,
'oarI At iIi" .l'...ton IN 1868. and solicit Tor
h'S ctainS Ii,nI .>!rnaie consideration.
Nov. 10Th. 1857.