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virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL BAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.

faSs 6 g q sE.sssssls 4sssa
DNH and AFTER weIaesl lay, October "a,
" The We'll ard Passenger trains .
leave Rehmold JAess ms River and intermediate sta
daily at S0 ~ sctns wa The Orange and Alex
IndIa Railroad Trains GorionSve, for Manassas, and al
intermediate points and at Charlottesville with the trains Tor
LynchbuEg 49,, .,,.--
harmsn Browns Stages connect with the train btsrnton
On Mondays wednesdays Gd Fridays and at Goshen Oh Tues
iAyS Thursdays and Saturday. !or Lexington. .
Grman, Mason and Companys Sage LIE connects Win he
crain Tor the White sulphur heSishurg, &c, daily.
RETURNING,
Nail Train JAcStOn Rlyer daily AZ ~ A. NJ TOT
NchmoLd.
Toe Through Freight Or iodOnSva and points West
there es5es Rcho,d ?. b. tn dHys, Tasdays and
thursdays ON the West at H. sn Sundays Wee
Regular way gregh train for aordonsve pOH's ras,
arI "A'' H. D. wHITcoMp,
General Superintendent
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" tIsOM W. O. DARLINGTON.
Address fSwsId.vie, Virginia.
Es.sOM g. cos
1861. szatazsSis;ss lS6l.
Y

APRgA, 1851.
DRY GOOD 5.
NFERcHAHrs ySlh his city with view Of making purchases
WI are respectfully Sones examine stock OF DRf
GOODS We offer for sale:
sx.ESs 800 bales Brown Sheetngs ana otAr,Llsis
800 " osRabuTgS,
30 cases Bisached Sheetlngs and ssrtngI,
50 bales Plaid and Striped 0sneburgs
600 pieces striped aud Plaid Domeslcs for servants,
81 bales Ticklngs,
30 " DENNIS and Striped Shlrtingr,
fi5O cases Fancy Prints, g.
so " CottOnsde9,
10 d" CoOred Csmbrics
rs A." Kentucky Jeans and Tveeds,
And Of Heavy and Pine Linens gents
whs Cabre Irish Ers1s Lawns Plain, striped and Erbroid
Nereges Popns Cloths Cameres Vesngs Ac &C.,
EhsS viii sell cheap to The cash and prompt trade
ELLETT DREwRY,
No. II Pearl street,
AMI Richmond, Va
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ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

no 3d. and especially obtain a. desirable eoods,
without paying Apy Tor them than their actual WORTH
TIE CRENsHAw WOODEN COMPANY
iris cy organized year. and In order 70 make such Goods
would not compete WITH would raihr aid other Southern
BY furnishing and styles Of Goods that have
never heretofore made virginia they ned their MN .ih
Machinery and finest quality They are nov
turing nns oAssMEaEs and CLOTHS Of every VARIETY from ans
Vrps Meno Mesxo WOOL and solicit the attention OF We
n he Souh Goods All who have seen he AMY
OOTHs at nrst expressly Tor the virginia hhty
at least equal mot superior IN quan
tbose hey had buying heretofore and quite cheap
M ylrgns state and Central Agricultural Societies. o. thsr
par held In city In October lss awarded 70 ms COMPANY
old Med. for their exhibition Of W0OLhh GOODS, vncn In
,luded some beautiful 6hawls, Blankets, &C.
may rely upon piece OF doods
.v M being What represented and under no circumstances
IN this Company induced work shoddy IN 'ne 1ooos
IN they card any cotton with their WOOL ,.,
Bnyn p MfoznI,l
WuLIsoros GoDpD, Dtrec,crh
Jous H. MONTAGUE,
NV. HkHyooD,
for the sale the Goods Manufactured By NE Crsn
,hsv Wooden Company Richmond Va have now on
,bou. 10000 yards Of plain and fancy Single and Double
Iied Carsneres Cloths besides lot Of nne Blankets Snd
manufacturing At the rate Of 4
rsrdc per week Of which offer 70 the trade at fair
,n terms with entire confidence that the enterprise v 70
ssve liberal support oKENshAT ~, AsentJ
fe90-H AaohnoIe, -
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DIOHMOND CLOTHING MiNURAC- a

DICHmOND CLOTHING MANUFAC- -
ID. TORY-The subscribers have on hand large and
OoDS-ooths Cassmer and Vesinp, Of all grades, ffom
the following noted mills orenshaw Mills Richmond Vs miller
yredecisburg Va Thomas Aimee Mills, Marion, smith county,
Va Rock Island Mills Charlotte, o. which We are prepsred6
at the shortest notice. and In the latest and most
approved yles-soods that vii compare In every respect VIZ
ne goods and OF the OrenshAH
goods quality French There can be no longer an e
ouse buying goods Manufactured out State
ne teep always hand q stock OF PREEOH ANU ENdLlsh
CLOTHS CA6SMERES not TO be surpassed BY any house, In
me oty we have Cutters, and OF wofkmen
not "a be surpassed BY any house Union With determine
hon 10 furnish our patrons Southern rased
and made South and We trust 10 be
,od ana worn south do all power
70 push forward Southern Institutions. ..
Clothlers and Merchant Talou,
tina Corner Of Main and 18th sretu
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RAILROADS., &C.

RAILROADS, &C.
IICBMOsD AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
GS3EgzE akgxa& ~
,uPERINrENDENI's OFFICE
koHxoSD, Aug 9Th, 1861.
sUMmER ARRANGBM kNTs
YoR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
prcuMoND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD:
ON and ansr MONDAY. Aug l2sh' The Passenger
" As follows: ,,,.,ooI
uu rain leaves Richmond daily sundsys included Al Iso
AL, sunday The Train goes Burkesvle only, eonneeang
with the trains South side Railroad for The s0ah anu
'0 ss Tsn D.nve daily Except sundAy at 00 A. NJ
reaches Richmond at Osoes ~ rom R,,s,vI, TO Rich
uoni leaving Burkeye the arrival Of The Train rom 'a
south southwest at iO4o, A NJ and reaching "
rain rom Richmond connects Burkesvils with the Tram,
on the south Railroad for Lynehous' anu 'ne e'
W. Train from Danve connects Burkesyle with the sou'h'
sde Railroad II aims petersburg and Norfolk m AI.,
can be p ocured And Baggage will be checked
through 20 the following Points r.,.,ooga
E ky',;6l Saos1Ins.
p.gN.' Atlanta,
%asSS.r,srv CHAs g. TALcorr,
moasenu'' superintendent
SOUTU-siDE RAILROAD.
S>NAND AFTER MONDAY THE22d AU-fsS
~ gust the passenger Train, yii run -
Ma. Train Isr!s daily al $50 NJ reaches Lynehssrg sSs
reaches LyncASurs Atl2s0 A. N.
FROM LYNoKBUaG TO PETERSBURG.
nanTraiD start daily a; Il A NJ reaches y, ao
r,Aches Petersburg at $50 A. N. -, 0.,... xDo-
Thse trains connect with daily trains 70 the sprns
% Tbis Is he shortest aud expeditions route to al paris
S civ PIN Trsn leave PeteIs6urs daily except sunday
IA ~ ard 10 Moon, and Oily Fon 81 sSO A. N, AZ. h ns
Extra trans are ESH 10 and fen AL Nns "'An PN'-'~
'sssSEy. I'D BIRD
=, 6snsrIi sapsrin.ends1t
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FhNE LI3UOnS.
w STAR" N' ''' ''''a ''sa's' :" ~s"I0s"
100 cases nne OlAret Wine
20 baskets Champagne H1ns
casks nre French Branay
sarge 10; OF very Erpeor old Enes Brandes
questionable age and purity having beer bought IN bend
Also London Porter Scotch Ale, Irish and Scotch Wh,fy Ola
sanaea Ran a. orr stock Of Virginia Eye WHISKY
E9s we ees brands part Of which very old Superior,
=. ublcs We VII se a. fra advance In os 10 ,r, uur.
'nhMa JOHNSON, YOUNGER oTrY,
D'iS 10. II Pear
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,


receiving Tor the Fall Trade, Carpetngs, OIL oos Ma
"A unga Curtsa Gpod Cornees and Bands window Bhsds
Paper HAngng Carried Hail and Nos fer sale a. loN prlesS
C.rpe os-ns Be4s and Mattresses made 70 order at short
ee Paper hanging doae IN the city or country oy superior sor
ne, Toal--
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R%A CARD.-As we have to pay CASH for
S nearly every thing needed In the line Of bu
tlssl win th date, decline continuing accounts,
eep with those Who have regularly settled their bill with
; LIST Of Jlnuary and July.
pAa Jaly Just passed oannO, be increased
T z PRICE CO.
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sIaAND CUTTING.

JJO PHYSICsANS. The Sub Carbonate BIsnut1 = offer
Cd 10 YOU rs perez subslt Nitrate which
very high and The conprI % the DipesAory
(yde page i4s-) r the snb Car onste yey pso
al advantaK the Sob Nitrate pr5uinen pTac
lila prefer H. suce1t supply received % h al PreeP
tons supply ofthe best chemicals snd phamac uica
pradaet eaaNle heretofore supply in the most
f the prescriptions Of patrons MEADE BAKtR
IA above
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TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

F9NHs bcWeen s NoFern sout State haV
doubtless become permanent WILL in great measure,
expected supply Tie South with BUTTER AID having been
extensively for thAtne OF business take
ne liberty Of the ety Of beating Butter vel
packing and as Of putting In tabs larger At III toy
boO1 market afer packing
possibly Iwoud be pleased 70 receive Il consgnmentos
purchase isong The highest market Ice; and, deal
engey cash will urnsh you goods the lowest RI p
send tbs eaSh pronEy for whatever uAy be sent
confident that make Il 70 the interest OF both the farmer
myself would be gA 10 receive Other country
prodacs bt principal object to call your particular sen
don % Batter akns Large supplies have been seut heretofore
" tie The North whilst make funshh
selves give from the fact that have been engaged
business IN this i0r The ss. hry1ve years All ask
tFiAl-fselng confident Of giving sAtisfac.ion
- PAMPSON JONE3 agent,
Grocer and Comns Ion Merchant,
Gu2-dAs IClr HAin snt 9th s,s.. Richmond. Va
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.
on PACKAGES " LANDLORDS Sons superior CHEWING
lOO FoBAooo Of the following brands, from LynebSurg:
~ standard pounds
"A IN tn Do tslf pounds
EI;fa One Gold Leaf pounds
Jacob Kent llosey Dew, do
Haasord's. poaneS
Cherry Red hAli pounds
DiO"Hf> CstAEba do
but ofity Traje, pounds
1SrCas star do ..-as.
sioe0ko do
~ ALSO,
.! 'uo-- well known brands
I'D SkaugnS,sts- HUNT h"Es,
a ussss fnd CAY street;
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ALBERT MILLSPAUGH,

IN 4. HOWARD. Clsrt, York ooan,y nop
MILITARY Gaps! Military Caps!! IoHE
WI DooLEY cdrs, al Wholesale and Retail, 70 the Military
nd Pebble generav his large stock OF Home Manufactured
(Ood Grey Bee and Black Cadet and Fatigue style Caps
be had h abshsn' on as favorable tesus In oily
In ssouh Particular aeat desired 70 the RacE Military
C.p 4 finest durable ard warne5 Cap manufsc
tud Having hand good supply OF stock the -nafacugt
OF the Wholesale and Retail trade viii be cSntnu
81 J0HN poo Nv, No 81 stain Street Richmond Va, se2O
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WOOD AND LUmRER.

HAVING -oed nd Lanhsr Ys:i, % the rs Of u, yo
III Rivsr Railroad opposite ny Warehouse have mad. AZ
for constant supply Of Oak and Pine Wood ~h
VIII be delivered 10 families At the very lowest price
Builders viii also ind good Of best y!rr
fe2l rtr
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DAC0N. 5000 Ies sauy County lass .'s hos Roand Ba
nyss WI q PLEAsAsTs.
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DOCKET AND TABLE CITLGBY.--we have 10
Itors 81 Pocket snd Table Cutlery sheh
ne sdsr for sale cheap, OLAaKsON CO., Z
aug No. 100 Main sirest,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-24

In pursuance Of the call made by Major
!. H. Milburn. commanding tho 18th
Regiment, N. H., meeting Of the officers
If that Regiment. was held at the Clifton
Factory. on Saturday last. when. on mo-
ton. Major j. H. Miibarn was called to
the chair aud Lieut.. JAS. S. Downs ap-
pointed Secretary.
Major Milourn, upon taking the chair,
after stating the object of the meeting
allsded in brief, but forcible and peril
nent manner, to our National aroublcs, and
urged the importance Of placing our State
in such condition as to enable her to main
tain her rights. dignity and honor in the
impending crisis. He added that il was
not his object or intention to suggest wha.
course Maryland should pursue. or what
position she should take now. or hereafter.
but he desired to see her, when she did
take her position, to be in condition to
maintain it. in manner characteristic and
worthy Of her ancient renown.
Upon the conclusion of Major Milbgrn's
remarks the roll was called. when the
following officers answered TO their names:
Capt. Robt. Crane, 1t. l.. C. Combs.
1t. Jas. l.. Biscoe Of Company No g.;
Capt. James e Crane Of Company No f.;
Capt. VIM. Watts Of Company No g.;
L. Ill., r. Steinhice. 1t. John a. CANA
lier Of Company No g.; Capt VIM. c.
Abel. 1t. Charles Dent Of Company No
T.; Capt. j. T. N. Ralsy. 1t. las. ).
Downs. 1t. Leo. H. Hayden ofths 'sRiiey
Rifles na
ON motion of Capt. VIM. Watts. a CON-
mistee of six was appointed by the chair to
prepare business for the injecting. The
committee consisted Of Capt. VIA. Watts.
Capt. Robert Crane. Capt. james T. n.
Rsley, Lieut.. ees. Il. Hammett, Lisut.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-24

John A. Camslsr and Lieut.. Charles
Dent.
The Committee. after retiring for q
short time. reported a. follOws:-iour
committee. after due Investigation. heglsave
n prss<=nt she following report. - ss1aains
Z" ti,e csMdition of the oi6cers' list q ths
l2sA Regiment. NJ. u
Company. No !. 2nd f.isuf. VIM. n.
TsyIr. Company. No 2. No ~ase.rs.
Cssrsny. No = Capt. Robert Crane.
1st Lieut.. L. c. Cosabs. 2ni Lieut..
Jssses l. Biscee. comp.ny, No 4.
Capt. James L. Crane. 2nl Ideul.. Fran
CTS sfese-r. Company, No S. Capt VIM.
Watts. 1st Lieut.. benjamin Mckay a.
Beu. Company. No 6. LIST Lieut.. n. r.
Ssciah;ce. 2nd Lieut.. j..hn A Cas..iier
Company, NOT. Capt. WIN. C. Abell.
2nd Lieut.. Charles I,snt Company No
8. Capt James T. Blskistsue. la, Lieut..
Geo. VI. Wilkinson. Company No q.
no officers Company No To- Capt +. T..
Floyd. lss Lieut. James NJ Heard, an,l
Lieut.. John F. Frnwi,x
We recommend that, ali officers holding
commissions in this Regia,ent. who may
be absent t. day, be- required tn rcport to
the Commanding officer. Maj. J. II.
Milburn. either in person Or BY letter. on
or before Saturday. the 9th day Of Feb
raary next, otherwise, that they b. pre-
surnrj to have vacated their Offices and
De reported to His Excellcncy, accordingly.
We. y.ur Committee, further beg leave to
report the following preamble and resslu-
tion:
Wh:rcas, BY reference t. the nficers'
list of the 18th Regiment Of MARYLAND
Militia. it will bc seen thas many vacsn-
cies exist. and. whereas, in our judgment,
il is important and necessary that. in the
present unsettled condition Of the country,
thorough reorganization Of the Militia Of
this State should be forthwith effected, and
whereas, in 80 Doing /, becomes necessary
that all vacancies now existing should DO
Tiled bS His Excellency, as early al may
Be. 80 as to ensure an efficient as we'll as
speedy organization Of that force upon
which We a'ay shortly be dependant for
the maintenance Of our rights and the pro-
lection of our frcsides,
Therefore. Is it Resolved, That. We.
the officers Of the 18th Regiment of Mary
land Militia. do fully concur with our
brother officers in other parts Of the State,
the opinion. that great necessity exists
'f'r calling the attention of His Excellcn-
cy, the Governor Of this State, to its de-
fenceless condition. aud d" hereby request
him to order the immediate enrolm-nt If
the Militia throughout the State, 50 that
We may be better prepared ts act in auy
emergency that may arise involving cur
common honor and welfare.
On motion of 1t Combs, the report oil
the Committee vas unanimously adopted.
On motion of It, Ca,naIier, it MAS re-
solved that the proceedings Of the meet.
ing be published in the Saint Nary's
.Be,lron.
On motion Of Ii. Downs the meeting
adjourned to Saturday the 9Th Of February
next.
JOHN II. MILBURN,
Prcst.
JAS 8. Dcwss.
.<crrtary.
Clifton Factory. Jan. 80 1861.
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HARD times every where but at Tuck.
III ess, aud ynn can get 30 many goods there
Tor SIS, YOU eau, carry ihem Home. Every
body 50 to Tuekcr's and ses soods.
Jan. 24th, 1851.
TIN. that's AZ awful Nice shirt yon have.
q where did you get it7 ~ fuckers, fer
cleo.
Jan. 24th. 1881.
WHY, Peggy. how do you a" n drsss m
w fine? Why 60 To Mr.. fuckers with
: or dollars. and get all ! want. Hoop
skirts fpr SOC, &c.
Jan. 24sh, 1861.
eNOM. il you want good pair Of Sunday
i Boots for 81. 60 to Mr.. fuckers.
Jan. 24,h, 1861.
N AN in great Haste, meets another sish a
Avn big bundle. ''Please. sir. can yeu ell
me where Mr.. W. B. fuckers store b.! ".
II sasafr.s & Oak. directly Il the big OAK 81.
the three notcked road.
Jan. 2lth. 1851.
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NOTICE.

SIsHE undsssigsed has jaxt received large
= supply Of Ladies' PARTY ard BALL
Goods Consisting ef I'D
Wbjss and Celorsi Tarietons,
Ladies white Kid Slippers.
Ladies y hite KID Giorcs. dc &c.
4 A1o. $500 -
Gents White Kid 0ieyes. e -
a4s.a -. a Gents Fssey Nest tn.
&c., 1as Shirt, ard Colism. - -
IA IL LEO EpAiUfE1.
s1. L~aasd Tsxs.
January sra, sell. t. -,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-24
OBITUARY.

Died a. the Cliftoa Factory. on Friday.
llth instant. after painful and lingering
illness. FRANCIS w. NORRIS, oldest
son Of w. j AID Elisabeth Norris. ''Suf-
fer little children to come unto ne." GOD
is good While the infant soul wac pure
and had not yet learned the ways Of rim.
it WINS called 10 its home in Heaven. Give
not your hearts to grief. but strew flower,
DER his bier. for your child IL 90 angel
now p.
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SAINT MaRy's BEACON
LEONARD TOWN, MD.
THURSDAY MoRNINss. JAN. -: 1851

e. Owing to tLe length Of the pro-
eeedings of the meeting OF Tuesday iass'
and tie late hour at which they were re-
es;ved for publication. We have been una
BE to give this week our usual quantity OF
editorial and news master. We have
space and time only to say. in reference to
the meeting TN Tuesday. that j. Was large
~ attended. and that its proceedings were
conducted with great unauimity. the diff
ssrent propositions Recommended BY the
committee being passed with scarcely =
disseatipg voice.
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lCoNNUNICA

CoxxrSIcA1Ep.
Ed.ters .S1iat !N1ry's Bearsn. In your
issue, Of the Eth instant, is an article,
headed "A. Il. Hsguer. Esqr." which.
having the appearance Of ali editorial. may
seem to claim passing n"tice. to which it
would not otherwise be entitled.
Having published e.oiu:ion which, j,
seems. was presented TO the Conference
Meeting in Baltimore. although ] do not
find it among those published in the Ex-
change newspaper Of the 18th and 18th
OF January. YOU say: "A. B. Hsgner. Of
Anne Arundel. said this was only q cor
ference and should not touch such \ sub
jec,. l, would 60 forth to the world
through the new spapers. aud be wanted
the Neit tn aud the South TO know that
they had not taken action on the subject"
In the course Of ysur comments upon
these remarks Of Mr.. Hsgner, YOU use the
following language, equally unjust aud
uncall-d for: He is willing to show the
North and South that Maryland has not
, taken action Oh the sub ect--in other words,
that Maryland has no voice on this sub
jec;-" Again, he wishes Maryland, ac-
cording to his quoted remarks, to express
no opinion, and let the North and the
South know th.s sh. had not taken action
on the rubj+ct."
! Now, | submit to your candor. gentle
men, whether Mr.. Hagner's remarks, as
quoted by you. are susceptible Of the con
struction you put upon them of whom is
Mr. Hagner speaking? He wanted the
North and the South to know that ".
(,h-y) had taken no action On the subject. "
Does he allude to the State of Mary
land or to the body TO whom, he was then
addressing himself:
Can there be any one 80 ignorant Of the
construction of simple English sentence
as to suppose that Mr.. Hagner meant the
State Of Maryland when he used the word
We (thsy)? Is it not plain that 'hc wanted
it known that they" that is. that meeting
had taken no action on the sutjest?"
/ fear, sirs, that there 10 more ofr.ncorou.
partizanship than solicitude for the bes
interests Of the commonwealth in the ton,
and temper Of your article, and respect
fally submit whether this is either tim.
or an occasion for the exhibition Of sucl
feelings. That Mr.. Hagscr wished th.
State Of Maryland placed in position 4
take some sction in the present crisis o
affairs-to put herself in . situation to Is
s-rt her views and her rights-if no
evidenced BY the fact Of bis having attend
ed the meeting at oil, II demonrtrated. q
least. BY the resolution he proposed to tn
convention 70 adopt.
II 20 hsppens that an in q eonditio.
to know what Mr.. Hagner's views ars o'
this subject. From privsse business e,
ter received from him. written the 18th O
December. q month before this ,ueeiin,
was thought Of. / extract this sentence -
Il am sure We are still together. ~ 6rm
iy resolved to insist upon the acknowl
edgenent Of the rights of the South - "
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Of the country for the preservation Of its
peace, and. in our opiaion. is the FIRST
step towards military iespotism, which
should be condemned By the whole voice
Of the American people.
In view then of the grievances under
which We are labsring. as set forth in the
foregoing resolutions. and with prospect
in tho future threatening even greater Ca
lami,ies, the call upon she people Of Ma
land IL imperative. to take some 6rm and
decided step which if it do not assure and
maintain their peace, will at least define
their position. and assert their rights; and
this necessity has been forced upon an un-
willing people by the failure Of all other
means Of redress.
Since the opening of tho present session
we have been anxioasly looking 70 the
Federal Congress for ss,me settlement of
the important aud vital questions ut issues
but the recent rejection Of the compromise
sesolutions Of Mr.. Crittenden. the Senstor
from Kentucky. has pun an end &c all hope
Of relief from that quarter. The persis.
teut non action Of the Governor Of our
State -aesuased though he may be BY praper
and patriotic motivcs--paralixes .se pow
ers aud prevents the action Of The norWal
functions of she State government in shc
premises. Whilst the Legislatures Of ell
the ether border States Of the Soath ara
in session and preparing to meet the
Threatened danger, Maryland alone pre-.
serves state OF dangerous and criminal
inactivity. Under these circumstances,
: security for life aud property impcls tho
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Jan. l:ih, lssl--:f.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

HENRY NORRIS Of 10. ofTers himself u
the voters Leoaard Town district a. a eandi.
date for Road Supervisor and solicIts The voiss
Of his friends and the public.
Jan. 9th 1861.
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NOTICE.

'I>HE Co-partnsrshiy herc,ufor. existing
under the firm Of COTTiNGHAM l.
HARDING is this day dissolved by mutual
conscnt Vim. II. Harding is alone author.
lied to settle the business If the firm.
SAMUEL COrrINGHAX.
VIM. n. HARDING,
Baitiaoys Jan. ] lxsi-lw.
The undersigned, having I"ught cut the
Interest Of Samuel Getting ham Of the firm of
Getting ham Harding, will hereafter .onsuct
the business in his own Nsme.--aut! he me.,
respectfully soicts The favor 1t the friends 81
.l.s old Firm.
WIN. II. HARDING.
Jan. 34th, 1884,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-24
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR /.

JOHN BOWES Offers himself a. can.
aidste for Road Supervisor in Leonar6 Tcws
d,s,rie. ssd s"'eiss The support Of his fr,sads
au4 fellow .eifizeas.
Jan. 2Aih ISL.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-24
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
ST. Mays SAVINGS IxsrIrrTTos ,
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D~eosnber Slst, 1850
A DIVIDEND has this day been declared
IA OF . pr cent. on the capital stock Of
this institution Ter the last six monthe, psy.-
ole IN AMT after THURSDAY, the 10th day
Of January next. .
BY or.isr.
Nm. A. LOKrR,
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