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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

The applicant must either make oath, a,
heretofore. befre ths Clerk al the Circuit
Court Of the C.'unty where no is engaged IN
business, Of the amount Of goods kept OH
hand, at the principal scas"n Of sale ar the
oath may lie administered hy a Justice oi
the Peace. " hen the l"rsun wanting the Ii.
cen$s applies through an agent. II ii,
latter cnur,e hr s.i,,ied. tie foil win. f.,rr
will b- dccn,,d n stfiicien, conrliaLce wit!
tic act;
Sain, .N,rs's Comfy 70 urI:
On this day If 1851, icfnrc the sub.
xcri.er, = Justice Of the Peace ri the State o
Mary land. in and for said C'untv. person.
ally appeared aud declared that h,
Intended Ia apply CIR a Traders license, un
der the 81 section of the Act ni Jan,,::r,
Session. 1853. To- the Clerk "f the C.rcui
Court for Saint Mary. County aad mad,
! oath that the amount "f the stock o. good,
generally kept on hand b.. hjn ior by III,
concern IN which he is engae~i IN Case il is /:
par ncrshir.. at the prirsi season ni sale
-. if the applicant, las mt previously en-
gagged in s,'h trade. Mdf tie nmoHnt If NJ.
s'orI; 81 gorfs 1Airh he rrpScts 10 keep, dc :,
does not 'cr will n"Il exceed :.
Sworn bcfure,
Il the cath I've administered before a Jus.
slcc of the Peace cut of the County i,
which the application is made, there m,i.
le ATTACHED! the certificate nf the Clerk al
the Circuit Curt Of the County in wh:,.i
the Justice resides.
Persons may sell sal. to cure fish in March
4 'ril aud May wilton, license. vcmlrr.
"f cakes ard vendors of Lt..r and cider, VIII,
are the nakrrs Of srcl, bee. and cider, hn.
gcr beer exceptct!.) are NO, required to pay
LICENSE.
Licenses To Orlindr1;es and 7drern Keepers
! The licenses To "rdnarics and tavern keeper,
| to sell slhritm'us ar irrmented liquors or la
ger heer in quantities less than a pint. a
any one time, are a. fnlluw.; Provided
that the applicant shall first De recommend.
ell to the Clerk by two respectable free
holders If his immediate vicinity. and shxI
n,Ake oath before said Clerk that he ha.
bona tide land without Intending tn evad.
Che requirements If this articir.) providp<
AMI expects to maintains six good beds, will
! sufficient covering ti,rrefnr-and three ruom
more than sufficient for the private uses O
sail ordinary keeper. with Siahling aud pro
vendrr Tor five horses at least and If sal.
applicant rcsides in the City nf Baltimore
| that he has provided and expects to main
| tain twelve good beds with covering as afnrc
| said and six rooms:
The sai,i applicant IL also tn make oatl
before the Clrrk ~ To the rate Of rent or an
| n,ial value n the ho,~ ut or m which IL.
business to be authorized by the license ma,
be done OF intended to be dome.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
NOTICE.
10 Merchant, Traders am0
Others

A LIZ persons and bsiirs corpnFafe ~ Po-
"A hsic, ia Saint Maryis County. VIII" are al
shall be exercising ar pursuing amy bns,nes-,
shall l- a..iuy any sct or thing, "r shall "
in shc occupation Of an, h.+u-e Ut place lot
shs purpose fnr which u licensr 10 n.s!e n~'
cr~ssry nv the Laws "f Maryla are tersl
warI~l to otiain License, az reaer the sdas<'
Betweess the lss and leeh aay 81
Nay ensuing,
under the penalties prescribed Ivy said laws
for Tie intractivn thereof.
Tsnse interested are notified oil the follow
ing requirements of the l.icen,e Law passes.
At the last session Of the General Assembly "i
Maryland.
faders Liceases-The amount TO be pal
BY irS1crs for license. ithe ammnt "f stock
81 the principal season If sale to b given un-
der ,ath.i i - follows: Ii the spplicamt's
stuck in trade dves nat exceed
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
NOTICE.

fNHL County Commissioners for Sain,
Il Marys County will meet on
TUESDAY. the 10th instant,
to appoint COLLECTORS for the LIST,
End, Bird. 5th and 9th election districts for
the year 1861.
GEO. I. SPALDING.
Clerk.
April l1th 1S6l--td.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
ltlarriea.

On Tuesday last. by the Rev. Dir.
Pacciarini. JAMES A. WISE to Miss
s. r UNkLE.
On the same day. By the Rev. Mr..
Levin. JOHN W. ELLIS to Miss ANN
NJ CIiESELDINE.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
YOUNG BLACK HAWK,

THTS celebrated stallion will stand in
Il Saint Mays county during the presrn,
sea~n. The season will commence on tie
LIT OF April and end on the lst of July.
I"rnns and pedigree can be seen at Lernar,i
Town OF at either public p!a"~s.
YOUNG BLACK HAWK will stand at
tie stab.". Of Mr. j. +. Fenwick Leonard
Town, every TUESDAY, during the srason.
Gentlemen are requested 10 examius this
hse horse before cugasing cisewhsre
G. w. l.. BUCKLER,
Proprietor,
OAkville Md.
April 9Th, 1877
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

ADoS.s0x o. rH1 CONTENTION The
Atrrs,y simply announc-s the adoption
Of the Montgomery Constitution, with
about twenty ebjecting Votes on account
Of the clause .dnistsing Free States.
The C6srier nstes the adoptiun with
"p~cnliar pleasure" Il recognises in the
tS'essisntion ''the rrsonn~s Of a,uen'lucnt,
with happy cosarromise h-swc"n ohsti-
nate conservatism aud nasty impulsivc in
novssi"a." and Garnet see any dangers
whirh sosse have f6r~tcld from rapid ac-
esssion Of diyerse States. I'm fact" says
the Courier. I'VE think it will be found
very difficult to bring in other States after
the Practical establishment and recognition
OF the new Constitution. nor do We think
It desirable or expcdient that any extern
sions or accessions should be speedily
sought beyond the States that have s-c=-
ded, and those now seriously considering
secession.
BARON MAcaULAY Is not the first Eug-
liah historian of that name. About 4
century ago furnished one Catharine Ma
caalay, who wrote and published a 6v.
vslumc History Of Eug's.i from the
Accession Of James the First to the eleva-
ton of the House Of Hanover" The
book-cI.ver. piluant and calumnious-
was an immense success. and brough t the
author profit Of several thousand pounds.
which aroused the envy of both Gold
smith and johnson. Five years after
Catharine Macaulsy published her fifth
volume. Gibbun brought out the first Of
his Decline and Fall" He did not At
the time meet with the success Of his f.
male rival: yet to-day everybody reads
Gibbon. aud very few have ever heard
Of Cathar:u. Macsul.y.
Mrs. 4. V. I.we dic.l at the residence
of her SON, cx-(;overnor Lowe, in Fredcr-
lex. Md. Oh the :!!kh ult : at the age
Of - years The deceased was potcd FIR
her intellectual accomplishments, and for
her conslzut charitable and useful acts OF
kinln,.s to the poor aud suffering.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

Ir Cansias 2pessh.
We publish On our Int pase the sPsssla
Of our dissingsisasd and CITED county
man, delivered at Little Rock. Arkansas.
only fsw days before hisasssh. Though
the speech, from the rapid march ofevenss
since iss delivery. has lsse much Of It,
original freshness, We are sure It will be
read BY the people Of our ceunty with
feslinsz Of profound smotion.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
LAND FOR SALE.

T s6er far sale or in exchange far Negroes
i near 2000-aeres Of Land, in FARMS 70 sui
purchasers.
April Oh. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
RED BUCK.

! =; :; e.; {; {: :; !: :: :: M
9Th Of April, instant.
He will stand at Leonard Town and the
Great Mills, commencing with Leonard Tow
and attending. weekly, between the two place. y
Throughout the season. The season will end
on the LIST Of July.
TkRM..-Sl5 by the season, 10 he discharged
by the paymeM, Of SIC if paid Oh or before III.
Is, day Of July, 1861.
Gaoon FES.-Si cash in each case.
The breeders Of this county are well arq,ainl-
ed with this horse, as his stock is now IL use
and has given general satisfaction here.
Persons wishing to hrsed to the original Red
Buck should not fail to avail themselves of the
fine opportunity now offered them.
WM. r. HOWSER.
April ll,h, lS6l-ies.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Walter Thompson ! In Circuit Court for
next friend Of Rsbec- st. Marys county sit
ca Thompson ting as a Cvur. Of
vs.. Equity.
Rcbecca Thompson.
ORDERED by the Comt that the Trus-
~ tees report flied 10 this case he rs.i6el
and Confirmed unless cause to the contrary Le
shown ON or before the 2sth day "f Nay next,
Provided copy of this order be published
~ the st. Marys B-acon once a week for
three successive weeks before the said 9Th
Annsisy Of May next.
The report states that the land ssld fos
$500. 90,
JAMES T. BLAKISTOSE.
Clerk.
March 18th lssl-sw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
Fur CONSTABLE.

The threads Of JOHN ALLEN DAvIe
ann.0ses him - candidate for Cons able, u
Lsoussd Tevn District.
April lsA, le6l.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
FOR LEASE.

A STEAM SAW AND GRIsT MILL
IA on the Patuxent River. FOr rent o.
lease q DWELLING HOUSE sdjsceut.--
Also far rent SMALL FARM @ tie Tire
Notched Road. Fer paxticulan, enquire 1t
Cskvills, on the pfsnaisss. % % the uodes
signed. f
Feb. 2lst lsSl-M. kaF ssszs,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
II the rental or annual value is not


Licenses to Retailers Of Spiritnous a. Fer
n'ented Liquors or Lager Aeer.-Thr amounts
Of license to BE- paid by retailers Of spi,l,u., It's
or fsrmenteL liquors or lager beer are ~ fol-
lows: II the value VI their stock in trade be
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11
DISSOLUTION OF co PARTNERSHIP.

fXNiiE C"-partnerslip heretofore existih:
Il bct~~rn \. Adler sn. George II. Wcd.
ward. un.ier the firm and .ivis nf A. Adler
4 Cs. IL this day dissolved BY mutual con.
sent. All parties indebted TO us are request
I" settle their Indebtedness will, 4 Adler. VIII,
is alone aut"riz.l to c,ilect for the late. hr.u.
GEORGE II. WOODWARD,
A. ADLER.
April srd 1861
HANING purchased the interest Of my
H late partner. Mr. t;eo. RI. Woodward.
the b.lriIess heretofore c,,n.iucted by the firm
of Adler d ca, ] b+g leave I" rxisnd to thu
public my tla;.kS fr the very liberal ra,r.-
mage received at their hands aud ! shall en-
dsaver.'by strict attention " BUSINESS aud
an earnest effort to please. IN merit con.i..-
uance # the same. | can always be found at
the old stand.
A. ADLER,
Leonard Town,
Md.
April 4,h 1sGl-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

Cassins y. Clay has advertised to sell u
auction q thu iosh Of April. hin stock
and farm ssa haueehsld appsintmsnts,
Preparatory Ia leaving far Sc. Petersburg.
Mr.. Clay has long been breeder and i'm
porter Of stock.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

PoLIrIcAL REACTION ~ New York
The Sing Sing Journal says:
+. In all the Republican towns the MAORI
ties have been very small, and in the
Democratic towns exceedingly large. For
instance. the town Of Ossinine. which Lac,
year gave q Republican majority Of S..
this year gives a Democratic ma jori,y of
255! So Of Yonksrs. which last year
gave Republican minority Of l35. gives
a Democratic majority Of 1888: The town
Of Cortland, gives an anti-Republican INA
jorits Of 1893! On the other hand. the
Republicans succeeded in Yorktown by 4
majority. and in Rye By =; and iu ali the
towns where they have elected their Super
visors the majorities are proporionately
small. In the I've river towns of Cort-
landt. Ossining. Mount Pleasant. Green.
burgh and Yoskers alene. the Dem 1crati.
majority has reached ovcf 200, and in
the whole county to very nearly 5000.
So much for the rule Of Black Republ.
earism.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

William Smith O'Brien has settled
down in his pretty country seat At Caher-
moyle, where he discusses. Cor bis anuse-
ment. the Affairs Of the vsrld. Mr..
O'Brien Is an '.estatsd gcntle,nan." his
income from landed property susssasing
to So, 900 annually.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

The London Review Gays that DR..
BrowDson IN 1.-The ablsss lay writer among
the Roman Catholics, whether IN the Uni
ted States or the British Empire"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

March 1eth lSel-sw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-11

April 4lh 1sGl-4w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

SOUTH.slDE RAILROAD.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU.ES
" gust the passenger Trains, viii run - fonovs:
RROM PETERSBURG TO LYkoHBURG.
Pm.
Passenger daily, except Sundays, ~ 90 ~
reaches Lynchburg atl9:S0 A. n. ls'-1 q
FROM LYNcHBURa TO PrTERsBURG.
Mall daily 81 II A. NJ reaches Petersbarg
Passenger Trains srs daily, except Sundays a 1880 H.
reaches Petersburg At $50 A. NJ
These With daily trains TO tbs Spring., knoz
yiIe Nashville, Memphis, &e. 70 New Orleans. IL
~ This The shortest and most expeditions route 70 AL psfs
Of Alabama Mssnpp Louisiana, Arkansas and rexa
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except sunda
NJ and II Noon and City Point ai $50 4 NJ and 30 p. n
Extra trains are run and from AL NE nsan PACKS" Hnsn
H. D. BIrD,
s.Ax General Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
tIkGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
Ernl CHANGE OF HOURS. -ta


ON and AFTER Monday, Juae Sd,
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHM0sn DAILY, 1T Glib, A. NJ, etaun.
ton, and all intermediate Way Stations, connecting at
louisville, with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains
junction. and intermediate Stations At
with the Manassas tap Rsrosd for wheeling
Winchester HArper Ferry, and sl stations the Manassas
Road Charlottesville with thertrss for Lynchburg
points West and souhest OF that plgce And every
day. viz Tuesday Thursdays, and Saturdays, for JAcon
River and Stations IVES. OF siauntoa.
HArman Browns Stages connsc. with the train a slaunton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
HAmAn Mason and Company Stages connect with the Train
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, At hboro for the Warn
Springs Jsckion River for the White Sulphur SPRINGS
Lsuiburs, 10.
RETURNING,
The Nall Train leaves Jactsons River honday wsdnss
days and Fridays At BIS. =. NJ. Tor staunton.
kl THOMAS DODAMHAD,
General Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

ATTENTION, LADIES!
Uusr received At Y@shOnsbe Beet aud shoe eA6stnen
j No gs Ain Street. the following aud beautiful sys
shoes for LSdies:
LAdiss' Co.'S lek Boots entirely new
BAlmorzl SEo.s
SIP sole, fair stitch I'D G0nsTe'' soos
Las
Heel button Caters, thick and taln sole
Congress very superior
side lace
FoeSer With the assortment Of all other styles OF ladies
hoes hsys ever had Ladies respectfully invited 70 call
~ JOHN O. PAGG, Jr.,
o.0a sS Main Street
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DGEE RooKs For sale by W., vooDaor.r !, 90

N.,.gps. History Campaigns OF lIsI aud ISL
TAstons -. Provlarrs u Moth Auesi-A by Lieut. Col
IL the Soau- 49, plans, quArio, hney eound IN nan
TSrtan, nth uaaps
Morocco. KAT top SsN. sqgIi ans snpsFo
WisOns American Ornthology--9VolL,
copy, IA bar Morocco. glt top.
SnthS HstoEy Of NirKinii 2 vcis, Syo.
J,hastOnE Indian Narrative. Il mo, hoATis.
Bur.e's History @, Vl-gigia 4yoi1, $40
Aaon Anecdotes Of III Life OF the II Hon William Pitt Earl Of
Chahar. 3 vols syo., calf
YOneaele the Plurality of Worlds syo, calf
Memoirs the Reign Of King Charles the First by Sir Philip War
wick svo, half aoE1ceo gilt top.
TAyiOrs ArAiOr. l yol., "
The Characters Of eophrlS Translated from the Greek ard
Illustrated BY PhyG0gnomiea Sketches vol Svo, boards
Porters CAR RobL ke) travels In Georgia, Persia ArGenlA An
Client oaA, With numerous Engrayngs Of Portraits Cos
tunes, &c. Vgi5 quarIo fall eSf extra.
Deaths Dongs-uueroas Original oom?osu1asi 80 Plates BY
DAysy. Half CALI Apla
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

--suI.WrfgIY fBacgd- TO LYNCH tN,10IJ5rk
s.,,.i LIXIs6ToH And As.HtgsN, Eez1&
ND STTsiWFgKlt ~ "Hi OPPOSITE DAYS, hasikG pAI'
IL LINE AS FAR As ECOrTsVILI--.
-.
Rehnondto scOttsyleS 80 Richmond 70 Leringten % y
The through line will Richmond Monday wednesday and
Friday NJ and and amer the 9th September the Way
seotve will leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Bat
urdays and far scottsve Returning leave Scotia
Vile Monday Wednesday and Friday 81 II u A. NJ.
Zee distance time Of passing In card below for through
ne and that the scotsye line will intermediate
points the opposite day al the same up hour
later coming down. tr .
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave LynesSurs Monday Wed
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.Yo,sl;as,W ACS4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
w. ELsoM. ". O. DARLINGTON.
Address -HOwardsyie, Virginia.
ELgOsi y CO.'S -
, ,n,'. xs.sg 1861.

M ALL z "A OK Ell Ii n -,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D D. Isbel. .
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. Il. Maxwell.
PACKEr PERCY, Captain A. a. Loving, Jr
Packet lIoEElR, Captain Q. O Burf',
r FAVE Richmond NJ % Rday, wednesday and Friday,
Ia 6P NJ Leave Lexington same days al O'Clock, A. N
with superior Accommodations for travellers rune rseeiiy
between klchaond, Lynehburg, and Lexington
Packages conveyed By this line will be receped Tor ~ OF
ace, and paid for, II lost. Our Agents are:
W. p crutchhed. Richmond; BOcOck Psrrsh, Lynchbur.
and IL. Norgroye. Lexington malo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

Life, Fire and Marine I'isurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
onse No. lss Main Northeast corner Of llIh SiresD
Rchnoud. Va
CHARTERED 29rH MARCH, 1851.
ru,ufa iB .nd raD nsuon silh ample Capital and con-
ng.ut fund carefully vested continues 70 Insure sisSe-,
.,it..,r. 70 every description ouse-
hoId FurniIure, and Family Wearing apparel vessels,
Cxrxoes and Freight, NJ ve oNessSS1i' '''e'- ~
.s,,.{sd and paid uitb AL possible despsteh
NV@'0~ DIgEOToRs
David Currie, 1rss,is : ksSasL
Chsa I. WaFthar, 49, n S.li.rt
John " Claiborne, TSasfI Rus,
John J. Wlsop, 9. a..tAusr
Alexander a.rEsNt. . , No.
DAVID crREIL. prest.
Jaus J. WILSON, rreaSr. "a,
n sectV Ne@i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24

SCIENCE OF wAR.-TAetcI fos eelesrs Of lniastTy,
CsTnV and Artillery. Arranged and complied oy l. HbOVh
aoLTZ Pabllsh-d by j. ". Randolph. Price 70 eent@
Froga Cly.lia DiaHaoce Of tss Viginia PEde Ggdrd
~ AEAoAY RcHzOSD, Va January 5, ls6l
= W. RANDolru-Dear sir; ,,
IT, ropul.r works upon military matters row before the pub
lie - 80 Essd b Ordinary drills and parAdvs what nov
spJ = IL Ike yoas sho= when the various movements OF
AeT CayAlry Infy 2nd Rne Is taught 10 their frspeevs
AIM. ,6ould bs se pres uslty what Sround shoeid
~ c,ed for battle aud petG shI tesun'ns 70 oe "a
ksu When advancing rereNng WIN = se u aala hheh
- bo. 10 post me 70 set the mos, aY0rabyl
most essential and without which, no matter
Nv brave troops may be, they exposed 20 almost
sa, prrseucs Of equal nunbsr Of well drilled and
Lei yred troo and ibis Information Capt. Bnekho inr
uishes 10 his work. .4.
have no estat5n In recouuene-aSh
Vetyrespsctiuliy yours,
Ulai,gS DIENOCK Cave, -, 80.
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- 80 e

OE.n sfe. Monday mex, 21th inst The "a e
week viz: Leave Rchmcnd Tor fredercu
burg Mondays Wednesdays and Pdsys Returning WI
arrived In Richmond tuesday, Thursdays
and Saturdays. -
Freight received raesday ThudayI ard Saturdays until
O'Clock, Pm sAhL- Ruth, supt Trans
once 4 r. and p Z r Company
Richmond MAY q, 1861 ny12
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The Annual Law of Virginia
mAYO's aUIDR TO 5JAGIsTRATKs.
NEW EDITION.

ENGLISH LONG CLOI HB.-sups and Extra sups
piece or casa By -- KENT, PAINE 90
DAWN, "a LY, ac.-oO0Oo lhs Prime oosntry Cured
d Bscan, In store and for sale By AZ sIoK - %.
Cor loh and Usfy n4,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24
PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY d
STATE OF VIR g N l A,


OFFICE-M lain street, In Amertcrn Hotei.
TESHls Company addition 70 The ordinary ffe ana
an. sk. kRPEruAL buiid.ngs Under tns
ev one The property FOk sshh against os
~ are i vonpAny receives MONEY on deposit ntsres,
Bills OF Exchange.
o. BEEssk, sec'y - - ,,.~
DIRECTORS .
Wn. T. MAefarlAnd, Prsst EArrners hank.
Hr- g. CreoshAW, arm Of crenshAw 400
Wellington G0ddn. arm Of Goddin ApperseA
Tw AcCanee, Arm Of Dunlop, honcuIe Co.
G. A. BarksdAlr, Arm Of Warvick BArksdAle.
Jas. II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
l. D. CrsnshAw, arm OF HAxAI, CrenshAs 70.
John L Bacon, arn Of Bacon BAskeryue.
Z b HAxAI, Urn Of HAxAn, CrsnshaW q o.
John Carrie, IT. ship Owner. .A
Wr H. Warwick, Arm Of warwick SAFksas&
yas Alfred Jones, Attorney al Law
Q. o. Elett. Builder. -
PC Eafnn, Agricuturlsi and MANUFACTURE.
" " Orump, Attorney al Law. an
n. DrploD aofD unlop. honcure n 70 notn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-06
SPEECH OF HON. JOHN HUTCHINs,
OF OHIO.
In THE HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FEsRuAKY 9. 1861.

The House having under consideration
the report from the select committee of
thirty-three-
Mr.. HUTGHINS said: Mr.. Speaker
When Milton was about to record revolt
against She government of God, he thought
it not unworthy of him to invoke the guild
ance of that spirit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-06

-"that doth prefer
Before al temples the upright heart and pure, -
in the following language:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12

STATE or LOUIsI4gA,
Parish Of Orleans, city Of New Orleans,
30 It remembered that ths 18th day of December 1885,
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for tn
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard President
md Shreoer Secretary of the Citizens Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do deposa and that the above Just
true and transcript from the books of said Company
0. GA1l.LARD, President,
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- day. December Is
1860. ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
1.-THE Board OF rusees have resolved to per cent In
the outstanding Certificates Profits for the YEAR
1851 1883 and 1859 and after the second MONDAY In Fs
ruary next.
-rRUsTEEs-
SEQ. ". Westr r. P. Hunt.
Jas A. Whts, NJ Musson
1)ouglas West Martin Cords IT.,
y Jamsoa, Numa Augustin, -
Ar: Mitenbsrger Cesaire Olivier,
S.Leisg, A. BohD,
eMer Gaillsrd.
Company continueto insure agss the pes Of thsssA
and rivers and loss and damage fire. current rates
premiums.
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