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ATTACHKENT, NOTICE.
JohurC.- Foutty, eff-e) :
-aoz against at

William J. Patton. q --as II
BEFORE James Nesbitt, J. p. of Ohio town
ship, Aonres county, Ohio, on the 4th day soi
January, 1881, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action, for the
sum of twenty dollars debt and costs against
the goods, ,chattles, moneys and effects of the
above named Wn,.' j., Patton, a non resident
of said county and State, and continued the
same for hearing to February 23rd, 1851, at ]
o'clock, p. NJ. Z, ss JOHN C. FOUTTY.
January 16, 1ssl.-5t pd. .,-.-,,....., ~.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Eliel Headly and Urs Kanzig
against

Elisha Tracy and Mary Tracy his wife. q
DY,virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the court Of somnaoh pleas of Menros
county, Ohio, l will otferafor sale at public
auction, at the front door Of the court house
in Woodsfield,i in said county, on s,fsai.ai
Saturday. the 9Th day Of February, ! 86l,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. Il. and
4 O'clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit: The
west part of the south half Of section thirty
three, {33) township three, (3) and range
three, (3) containing fifty acres, more or less
Appraised at eleven hundred dollars. asfy
,Hts.s -ia JOEL +. RANDOLPH,
JAM 16, 1se1.A$3,l5. Mas. Com. M. C.. o
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W Ex-Governor Morrill,, Republi-
can, has been elected to the q. S. Senate
from Maine in place of Hannibal Eamlin.
resigned.
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H Erastus Moore sends as q com.
niunication and asks Us to publish it, or
let him know the reason. We decline
II simply because it is an advertisement.
We will publish it at our usual advertis.
ing terms. EgfTW
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Steamer Fired Upon.

The South Carolinians fired several shots at
the Steamer Star of the West, as she was en-
deavoring to enter Charleston harbor, with
re-inforcements for Anderson. She retired
but will return with three other vessels and
force an entrance.
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wooDsFIELD, OHIO, JAN. le, 1851
Message of the Governor.

I'VE publish this week portion of the
Message of Governor Dennison. We
cannot, during these exciting times afford
to give up all our room in one paper to
this document; we will therefore publish
It in parts. Our readers will get the
whole OF 1t. fHafr ro -r}. -.'E "a afHct l'n
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To the Democratic Central
Committee.

The Democratic Central Committee of Mon-
roe county, will meet in Woodsfeld, on Sat
urday, the 10th day of January, (that being
the day of the Union Meeting,) for the pur-
pose of appointing six delegates to the State
Convention, to be held on the 23rG.
8#Gfs JERE. WILLIAMS, Chm
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MARRIED-On the 9th day of January
1861, by Thomas McMahon, Esq, MIR. John w.
Steed and Miss Mary A. sSafell, all of Monroe
county, chic.
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ATTACRMENT NOTICE.
William Wells, Plaiatif,
al against sle
James Law, Defendant.


BEFORE John P. Spriggs, J. p, of Seneca
township, Msnroe county, Ohio, on the 7th
day of January, A. D. 1851 said Justice issued
order of Attachment in the above action,
for the sum of fifty one dollars and sixty one
cents, which will be for hearing on Saturday,
February End, A. D. 1861, at 10 s'cleok A. N.
WILLIAM WELLS, Pl'f.
January 16, ls61.-3t. pd.
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"a Secretary Thomas, has resigned his
post as Secretary of the Treasury, and Dix, OF
New York succeeds him.
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tag Trumbull has been elected to the
q. S. Senate from Illinois. The Demo
Gratis voted for S. S. Marshall.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Thomas Armstrong
soY esuoag against

Samuel B. Pugh and others.
BY virtue Of mandate to me idirec.ed FROM
the court of common pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, will Offer for sale at public sauctiohr
at the front door Of the court, house, in said
Saturday, The sM ,day Of February. / sSi,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M aud 4
O'Clock p. M, on said day the followingadsa
scribed real estate, in said cdputy: to wits 9st
Being part Of the tract spa.ented to J.,E,
Henthorn and Samuel Wright, and being part
of section s, township s, and iaaee 5, and paft
of section q, township S; range 5, and of ahs
lands heretofore isubjectlto sata at Maristx;
Ohio beginning for, the first tract at post near
the creek below McMillen's mill, thence south
116 and 3 tenths poles, thence welt 132 and
96 -hundredths poles, thence north poles,
thence north 10 degrees west 373 poles, thsues
l46 poles to- the place; Of beginning, centsin-
ing 81 acres, 2 roods and Is poles more or lees,
Also beginning FOR the second tract, cvntaip--
ing % acres, the same being the west paftzo{
tile north east quarters Of the south west qtixuk
ter of section 2, township s., of ranGet5ss
ginning for the.same at the north west,epEpsE
of said quarter section, thence south go rods,
thence east A rods, thence north 50 sods,
thence A rods to the place Of beginning.
bioow 5i svsz aafWILIdAH UKKY,
Jan. le,ilsel.-so:o uoMas. Com. ,.4.C,R.
MasterC Commissioners aSale.s
sH T1sEsl2 oElias' congsr,' ssd@ecE syig
saa as0h bae Gsiagainstb siagSaasq rct NJ
syT David Rubls.ar - S;4.
DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the court of common pleas Of the bounty
of Monroe, in the State of Ohio,I viii onefSOr
sale at public auction, at the front door OE the
court house, in the town Of Woodsaeld. .,in.sajd
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Laughlin & Bushfield,
.4 against

-
,.f- ri ..a.f,s..g,- against
-sr,,9aI F. Day and others.
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas, of the county OF
Monroe, in the State of Ohio, I will olfer for
safe at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a.
IN, and A o'clock p. M, on ,l...-.
Saturday. the 9Th dag Of February, / s6l,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: s aaaa,.,3 \, ss.,.,sl,.,.,.
Lot Number Twenty-One :
in the town of Lebznon, with the improve
ments thereon, in Monroe county, Ohio. i7'
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com 6 sei
s,5..,.s Monroe county Ohio. 10
January l6, 1s61.s3,+5. - ,,.;y 49'is.'i''!s
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EI The impression is now almost univer-
al, that the Crittenden proposition, only. can
save the Union.
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Master Commissioners. Sale.
Oblinger & MilIigan, Executors or Theodore
benninghaus, deceased, eAI
sl0ilzrs saSHlnst iastaS ss7s
Jacob MidkiH and others.

ElFfsE@Ir y18"f11Ss8 s-17.7.Ta
Jacob MdkiG and others.
BY virtue of mandate TO me- directed from
the court of eommohs pleas sef the eountyof
Monroe. in the State Of Ohio, + will effer fcr
sale at public auctions the front door Of tky
court house, in the town Of woodsnsld.i .in said
county, betweenthe' hours ofilO o'clooklasin.
and 4 O'clock n. m.s on niN ylxis 70 swees sds
Saturday. the I6th, ,day Of february. - 9sl.,
the following described real estate. situate In
said county, to wit: -
The south east quarter Of the north ssst'
quarter, and the north east quarter Of stAsi
north east quarter, all in section ten, ,townahit
five, andrange seven, containing eighty scFess
more or less. WIN. OEEY, Mas Com. =
Jan. 16, ISe1.-$s,45. ns}u6yo Mon. Co. q.
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Alabama Gone.

On the llth, Alaba anna passed an ordinance
of secession. Several other States are daily
expected to follow.
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ES All the Virginia Congressman bat three,
Clemens, Millson and Bocock, have signed a
memorial in favor of secession.
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exclusively in discussing the State of the
Union.
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60 Gen. Scott is collecting forco to repel
the threatened attack upon Washington City.
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Master. Comm .sSioner'S Sale.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of
aiass sai'ael9W Wheeling, ssas.a.11i ..,l'i. ,e,A

James Stallings and others.
by virtue OF q mandate to me directed fromi
the Court Of common pleas Of Motfoe county,
Ohio. will ofer for sale at public auction, at
the front door Of the court house, In. said
county, on 'A' ~ A'A
Saturday, the Mdqy Of Fsbxxary, l 8sI,
between the hours of 10 o'clock ~ m., and
o'clock +. M. on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county. to
wit.
The south part of:thef south east Nuarterrof
section 9, township s, andtrangs !, containing.
40 acres, and bounded as follows: On the south
and east by the sectionline on tho north by
lands OF James Stallings, jr., and en- the west
by said quarter section line. Also til, north
west qua,ter of the north west quarter oil sec
tion 2, township 8, and range T. containingAs
acres more orless..C And also athe south part
of tho west half of the south west quarter of
section ., township g. and range q, containing
423 acres, and bounded on the south and west
by said Section lines, on the north by lands of
James Stallings, IT,, on the cast by the line Of
said half quarter. Also part of the north,
east quarter of section s., in township 6, ami
range Z, containing 56 sacres and bounded as
follows: Onithe north and east by ths section
line Of said section, ON the south byilanas Of
James Stallings, jr. and oshel, and Oh the west
by lands of Benjamin McVey.os 3D. Isl "a
WIN. OKKY,1 Mas. Conn.,
E1a8 Monroe Common Plesrsg
January 16 1861 .A$6.15slf z1.5 as kesa
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Master Commissioners Sale.
JameS Travis, -
against

Ransom Kirkbride: ai.E gsaE
BY virtue of mandate tonne directed IfroIn
the court Of common pleas Of the eounty of
Monroe, in the State Of Ohio, wiilisffssf for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town, of Wooslsnsld, In
said county, betwcenths hours VI 10 o'clock,
Z. m, and A O'clock, p: m, or ~ ssIssa ,..iT
Saturday. tile l6yhTdoy Of ef,Fsbrnary. rs sf.
the following described real estate, e,.iiuats iIii
said county, to wit: 7A- y a@'e' ~
The east half Of the north east quarter OF
section twsnty-oight, township four, ar1f rang 5
six, containing so acres, u. ~ or less, II Nom
roe county, Ohio.
'''o'' '''s' eWM. OK Y,,cHas. Cont ds
.fal N l,roe county, Vlho.
January Is. 1861. a.6 90 sd' Ie16 ..ifdH
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FOR SALE

A splendid Buggy, manufactured. by A.. &
II J. Moffit, Brownsville, Pa, has both
tongue and shafts, and designed for either one
or two horses. The Buggy is entirely new
having never been used, will sell it on time or
for good paper or exchange it for horses. En-
quire Of e-.y,.s7 w. HOLLISTRR.
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w REM HoLLISTER,
A TT OR n e Y AT. "a W,
WOODSFIELD. OHIO. :

80 collections and the business of the pro-
fession generally attended to in Monroe and
the adjoining counties. i. ssasa3 slit aus &
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FOR SALE

A house and lot in Woodsheld, adjoining
n the property Of Thos. Ford; The house
Is a new frame, twenty-six feet square, a story,
and a half high, rented until the first Of April.
Will be sold OH time, with secured payments,
or exchanged for good paper Enquire of lr-
w. IIOLLISrER
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State liable TO renQltlOn aI the OlScretlOn
of the Legislature of every other State,
anc more limited and definite meaning
is to be given to the term 'or other crime,
where shall that Limitation be found?
The provision under consideration was
introduced as rule of international law
between the States. As intern ational law
it must have o. definite meaning, under
stood and recognized when entered into
by the States. 1t must have the same
meaning in all the States. Its construc-
ton, therefore, must be determined by the
general and accepted meaning of the terms
used at the time the provision was adopt
ed. hpa ai
What, then, was the received accepta.
ton of the words "treason, felony, or 9th.
er crime,' when the Constitution was
framed?
The common law, its jury, indictment
rules of evidence, and definition of felony
and other crimes and misdemeanors, was
interviewer with tie criminal jurispru
6ence of all the original thirteen Statts
of the Union. The Constitution itself
more than once, expressly, CART. VII
ameudments) and everywhere by nscessa
ry implication, recognizes this system a.
a par: of the national jurisprudence; ant
in the Federal tribunals it is constant,
appealed to, not as source of jurisdic
ton, but as the means by which juris
diction, when given, is to be exercised
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CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

~ f.. ANDERSON, Ms III s. l.:
Sec"nd Street beiercea Frs'teTick Stree
an" iI0.sh MARKET !SpGre, Bdi,,I"c,e.
Having the largest Mare rooms aud best
assortment o! Cabinet Furniture in the CITY,
: prepared TO scllevery article hi>hnc upoI.
The most liberia! and Accommodates. terms.
Having had long experience in this line o.
business. he iatters himself that ne can com
pete, as 10 excellence OF material. beauty of
workmanship and range OF prices, III any
establishment OF the >oi' IN this or any other
city. III: genera! stoc!; embraces :ull and
Complete assortment ui iU.,m CHAIRS. SciitS,
Hccti"9 Cui:s. SPRING L""m1c* thcmLcy
lS"ifs. Ea' room ObFce o,t Niniiy CHARS
French Iefc d-Irits. ."-''ets. Arm Chai1,
Uat.I-iScS. L~oli".r GLASSES. &c. OF every va
riety and description. lie i.as also or hand
G.,isfends Of his own manufacture, which
can be put up and taken down N Two min
utes. Persons from 81. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture. are requested 10 cali and
examine his Stock before buying elsew mere
81 sure to find the right place Nos. 10 s II
Second Street-Wartl Que with so tee
front and 8 large Folding doors.
August iih 1S59-iy
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NOTICE..

YHNIIE undersigned wish 10 inform ia,
IL people of Saint Mary ami a,jour!l-
ing counties. tina. they Lavo just com pletod
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. aud are
prepared to haul out vessels Of any size,
aud will REPAIR, CAULk. DC, on the
most reasonable tcrn,s. Prompt attention,
To all work, andquick dispatch.wiil BE- given
mail cases. The Railways situated about
a quarter of 4 mile from Leonard Town OF,
fine oyster creek. where We will also
build sec US, BOATS. or VESSELS, Il
required. on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS Il FOXWELL.
July 18th lSI0-;t.
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WRiGH7SEiLLE
FlehESIlh Stone LIME.

me hestand cheapest that IS uscd for agficultl
raj purposes. Quick and Stacked, ell! er with
or without NasEesia. Zone hushel ~ Quick
WIFI slack two aud a-half bGshcls.) We have
every variety of STONE LINE, one variety
containing an ABUNDANCE Of MAGNE-
STA Tor ANY SOIL tina, may require it, and
the ether varieties contain a aufic len, quantity.
sf lime. Our Lime Boats 81 tn all the access
sable Pesnis OH the Chesapeake lay, and its
tributaries, We are therefore enabled TO Offer 10
the Farmers and Dealers in Maryland and vir-
GINA, eater facilities than they have ever
bad IN purchasing the above articles. Thankful
for the very lileral patronage We have hereto
fore received, most respectfully solicit con,iG-
la,inn ofIhe same.
SIMMONS. ERlSCOE & lIlIlES.
HIRE De I3.iCE, SD.
March -. 1Sn0-iy
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COMMISSION BC.SINE.SS.
THE Undersigned begs leave TO announce
Il to the citizens of St. Mary's county that
he has commenced the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
NJ. GRoCEEs' EXCHANGE,
Corner Of Exchange Place and Commerce ST
BALTIMORE,
and will give his personal attention to all pro-
duce consigned to him. He hopes by assi,lu
aus and prompt attention to business to meri,
be confidence of the community.
WM. X. DODSON,
with Late firm Of Luckett & Young.
REFEREE CEs:
JAMES MoTr, Cashier of Farmers and Me--
chants Bank;
Messrs. 4. J. Carson & Co, Bankers;
q VIM. Whitelock s. Co.;
Freeland g. Hall.
April 2cth, 1sG0-tf
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500 REW.AR

DAN away from Rosecroft, the residence G
IL William F. Hardy, in ST. inlgoes' dis
trlct, on Tuesday the 18th instant, negro E.al
Dayid Williams aged about "a yeats. Dawn
is about 5 feet, g or 4 inches high. lie had n
when he lef, the Farm, pair of white drn.
cloth Gantuloons, a ack pea jacket and a white
cloth hat He took with HIM, also, Sunday
SUIT of black clothes and Il black hat. DAVID /:
fast taiker and very quick in his movements:
He was purchased of Barton Duyali, "f AnLt
Arundel county. Md.
will give the above reward, il he is taken
outside OF 81. Marv's county, aud $50, if he is
taket. IN the cDun,y-pro,ited hers so secure
tina. get him aguin.
JOHNM. WILLARD
for
WILLIAM r. HARDY
Leonard Town, Md
Nov 0lth IS.9
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VIEW F.ALL AM WINTER GOODS

THE undersigned has l.rst returned from N,
l. City with The la gesr, ana best sele1.tt. stoc X
Of FALL, and WIN Err GOODS ever offered
TO the citizens of st. Mary + County, consisting,
IN pat, OF .ery superior quality of Heavy Clouds
70; Servants rl"thirg, at the most moderate
pr!ces-aiso Boots hnd Shoes ofthe most sub
star tai hke, and best material. lies.dea CloLhs
Cassilie!es, sesl,nss and all kinds OF fine dress
Goods, Tor Ladies' and Gcntlemen--a carefully
selected and well assorted stock Of ready made
cloth ny, manufactured expressly - order, and e
variety OF articles ofan.ont ss,y KIND so where
ese To be found hi The coun.y. lie respec aully So
hcts a Gu. from those lezl.ing Ia pugcba feel
ing assured that ina thorough acquaintance with
The business resull...g G.s.ni Iung Residence ~
the ;Ity, %iI enable alan 10 offer such induce
s..ents as wil! defy competition. f
I. RI. JONES,
Clifton Factory.
Septsmb.I otih 'ssf-lY
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J. 8. MoRSAs
ALBEIT EEGo'
THRESUI.tTG MACHINES.

n have for sale tlie Pelfon Triple Gearec
Horse Po,re1. aud w. W. Dingee & Coz
Lou TArssher. ,rih Rerolring Strar Carrier
The machine is warranted to render satisfac-
ton to all purchasers. The price of h"rs'
power 30 inch Th,esher and Straw Carrier
delivered 1T any wharf in ST. Mary's county.
is 1885,.
Farmers are invited TO call at my Store ia
Leonard Town and examine this Thresher.
l.. LEO. SPALUING. .
June 2sth, lS50--tf.
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.=GaL,-lyhstay4lAt,
HAVER, DE GRACE Nd,

The Undersigned having Increased ildr Can
tal and business Facilities, have This day
'ormed a Co-7',:aership under the name and
style Of SIMMONS, BRiSC0E r. HiLLES.
t1r the CO i'Innation Of tie Coal, Lumber and
Lime trade, heretofore conducted by Briscoe.
t!iiles & Co. -.:l Simmons & titles. We have
constantly on hand for sale rnd Immediate shin.
nIeat, every variety of Coal and Lumber.
Caal1. Baltimore Co.'S. rrevet.on, Pit,s,on.
Sun5ury, Locust Mouat. Lumber. White
Pine, White and Yellow Pine Flooring. Siding.
Pmk.ts, La,hs. Cypress Shingles, les, North
Carolina. Cuttings aal Selects, Henilock and
White Pine Fencing. Joists, Studding Bill
staff cut TO orie,,
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NOTICE.

vzEiE nrdcrrerc,! lccs lcayc to in!orr,cllis
Il friends and line Public. that he is still a.
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, CARVING
on BLACkSMrTHlNG. GUN, LOCk-
SM,TIIING, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORE-in short. iron work Of all @escril :
.ions. such as repairing CARRIAGES. BUG
GIES. ROCKAWAYS CARTS, WAGONS,
HORSE SIIOElNG. FARM WORK Of all
kinds: also REArERS, TlIRASHEES and
DRILLS. With his experience OF l. years i'll
a Msclrc Shop he thinks chAt he can d" any
kind If Blacksmith Work from ii kneedle to ~.
ancl"r. and on reasonable terms. New Wag-
ous ard Carts built cheaper than can be ("nc
al any other shop in tits place. HORSES
Sl.OED nj the shCrr' st notice.
JAMES y. M'CATEiRAN,
Blacksmith.
January !2tA, l860-tf
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FOR SHERIFF,

FOR SHERIFF,
HARRISON EDWARDS is presented to
he voters Of Saint Mary's county as a candl-
date for Sheriff III the election ia 1854.
January l2Ih. 1850.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS is recommended ie
he voters OF ii.is county as a candidate tor
The sheriialty in 1861.
InigOes' District.
Nov 10ih, 1850
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PATUxENT RIVER LAND
FOR
s 4 4 T..

IF not sn,, at private sale i+f'rc SAT
{ isDAh. October The 20ih 1860. i'll
offer at pubic sale. III ihe village OF Gil AR-
LOTTE HALL. "m tira' day, the FARM
on which now reside.
This Farm is situated on the Paiuxcnt
River, adioir!rC the lands If MIS-. f.. t..
Thomas and Maj. Jai.ies Collins, and Goa
tainS
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
Persons wishing 20 parchasc land "s sup
ror quality. where good health ami AL the
,!clicacics Of the wafer are tn lie had are
requested 10 call and cxen.inc the prclniecs
Steamers, to and from baltimore, pass this
land every day.
This Farm will be divided AID sold il.
I!rre PARTS.
Terms made known on Application to the
undersigned, ard possession will be- given o.,
the iir.l day al January. 1861.
W. j. CARTWRIGHT.
Charlotte Hall. L. o.,
Saint MaD's Cuanly,
Nd
August 30;h lSG0--tf
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SPRING GOODS.

4 large supply Of Howard Duck. reni-
IA Tertiary Plaids, &c just received and
Coz sale by
T.. LEO. SPALDING
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LII MBER
SHINGLES.!

WE invite the attention of our friends and
w consumers, generally, in st. Marys an!
adj Iining Counties IT, our extensive assor' meht
O. seasoned BUILDING I-iIEELdLS.
All parties contemplating the erection OF
Dwellings Barnes, &c, viii find il greatly to
their advantage to give us a call, as we can
sell ut lowest rates for cash or Negotiable pa
per.
Doors, Frames, Sash. Ac., furnished at
Mill prices.
Orders filled for Bricks, Lime, Hair, Nails,
&c
n. Wharfage charged ON Vessels receiving
Lumber fr IN our Yard,
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN. & Co,
Nest sid. Union DICK,
Norfolk Boat " ilarf
March 29.'., 1SGf-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-04
FOR CONSTABLE.

J. EDWIN ABELL announces himself as
candidate for Constable in Leonard Town
c!stric, and solicits the vutesof Lis friends and
the public. 1-'
Feb. 28th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-04
NOTICE.

DERSONS having FOR SALE
J. w"n!d 10 well to call on The subscrib,F
before disPosing oftAem e!sswhere. All con-
munications will be promptly ailended to. ADJ
dress, -
w. r. \. FEEDER.
CHAPTfCo.
Md,
Aug end, lsG0-tf.