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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-23
JAMES KIVEP SsRMERT
FAkNkBf. ATTEETl0E

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
lIothers, read this,

ThefolloWingl Is an extract from written by
the Pastor ofa baptist Church toths aJOurnaiAnd
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes In
favor Of that ,rorld-renn4ped medieino-MEs. WrsS-
lows sOorHlSO syrup EoR CanDREn TErEnHo;
ave see an advertisement In your columns Of Mrs.
WlnSlOW'S Soothing Syrup. Now We never said a
word in favor Of patent sdeins before In our life
butEe feel compelled to'say to your readers, that
thiSts no humbug-WI HAVE TRIED II, AxD ESow IT TO
BE ALL II CLAIMS It's, probably, one of the most
'uccOssful medicines Of the day, beeau'e 1t Is one Of
the bCst, And those Of your readers who have ba-
Octl6-ly-d&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read the Following. It is True
lllREERsluRo. April ID.

rLRKERs1uno, April 10.
T. IL LooAS, ESQ, Dear sir:
wrote to you some time since for a Bottle Of
BrentIIngers Fluid Extract Of saraparilla aud Dan.
dellon and must say that 1t has acted upon me ike
a charm. have been afiieted for near two years
with Dyspepsia; tWotLirds Of the time 1 yomited
from one to three times DAY. 1 had given Up the
Idea Of ever getting wei! and indeed my friends had
given up all hopes Of my ever getting we'll again.
Added to this, suffered with the scrofala very
much. Since last September one side OF my nc.k
sores. The use Of Ou0 bottle has much improved
me- Ny stomach Il relieved and my neck has i'm.
proved beyOnd my most RangulnO expectations L
feel much encourage and think by the tis Of one or
twp bottles more Shallbe relieved entirely You
VIE please Eqnd me tYo bottles by the Boat.
Yours respectfully, J.W HOMER
Tho above medicine e prepared 6y p A RRRNT
LIhGHR CO. No, 14I Market street, Wheeling,
and sold by most Of the DruggSts Of the city ans
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

hosts of men ia Washington and Balti.
more, who are now giving listless obedience
70 the Federal Government. would soon
rally to the Rebel Gag. Nothing short Of
the continued presence In WnShipgton of
an adequate force viii quiet aPprehen-
sions.
To show you how widespread the defec-
ton IS in the Government Department at
Washington, need only mention one fact
that has come TO my knowledge in the last
few hours. One of the clerks in the Indi
an Bureau, in the enjoyment Of an $1,000
salary, received. yesterday, a ie6mnission
from the Montgomery Government of
Third Auditor in that concern, Aad he Is
considering whether he shah accept it or
not If he were a true man he would
have laid the commission Instantly before
President Lincoln.
The Warrington Star. of this afternoon
thinks that the auti-Secessionists viii car
~ all but one Of the districts OF Virginia
for Congress mt the election next month.
Perhaps so, and perhaps not. Leaders
that are for the Union with arms in their
hands, as the Virginia Unionists are, are
very apt to fall into the ditch OF their own
digging, and carry their followers with
them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
The FeelInE In Warrington CItv..Al
PaInSul suSpIoIon ibrSSd:
lCorreapondenee Of an Exchange. I


a painful suspicion has seized ON the
public mind in Washington, aud il has
extended to Baltimore In some degree. that
the occupation Of the Federal CAPITAL Il
actually entertained by JEFF Davis. who Il
hll-Supreme in his military power. The
question is asked, What is that arch-trui-
tor. Ben Mccullough, doing ia Virginia at
this junctnre2 Why has so much pains
been taken to create n secession sentiment
along the line of railway from Wilmington
IN North Carolina to Alexandria In Yir1in.
laf Why are the rebels so eager for the
virginia Convention to precipitate an or.
alnhnee OF secession upon the people
OF that Statef What does the recent bel.
iigerent card of Il. A Wise 1 Co. to the
men ct their kidney in the eastern conn.
ties Of Virginia mean Why are The Rick
Woad hatg, 1Ae Ie1iayton HaIEer Star. md
other Virginia Union newsnantrs. honsI,t
up and made 70 fiy the Secession Aa19
The answer to these and handrea otbsr
kindred questions, is that the inyasfon and
seizure OF Washington By the rebel Cioy.
eminent IS seriously contemplated. and.
what Is WOrse, Is actually prartieablr.-
They say that nothing is easier than 4nr
Jeh. Davis to land 5000 troops at Wash-
lngtoni and 70 make them the herald Ar
their own arrival By the seizure Ofl the
Telegraph and the railroads, and by ne
sympathieS Of the section through. Thieb
they run. -.
The pnblie alarm Is not for nothing. In.
my judgment. Il is increased by the
withdrawal Of any portion df the Federal
troops at the Capital, for people, neither
there nor here, have any too great conf
denee in the militia IN such an emerveney.
Lei but Jed. DGSis's hngies sound and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08


AN attack on the Federal Capital is
again exciting good deal OF uneasiness /:
and there may. be more good reason now
for tue feeling than there has heretofore
been. If any violent action takes place in
the eastern part OF this State, it is not en-
tirely improbable that the capture of
Washington would be undertaken. nut
Governor Wise and his valiants would NOT
alone be sufficient unto the task. Gen.
Scots Flying Artillery wonld play smash
with their valor. That thing must not be
undertaken on small scale. if success
is the object. is urged in some
quarters that JET. Davis really medi-
tates descent with his Southern mr.
my through North Carolina and Virginia,
1t is Thought that by cutting on all tele-
graphic communication and employing
the railroads, and assisted by the sympa-
I Thy of the people through whiellit would
pass in keeping it secret, large army
might be brought upon Washington so
suddenly that NO efficient means of defense
could be adopted in time to save it. This
! would certainly be a bold stroke of policy.
particularly if'h could made at u time
when the Government forces were eoncen-
trated at distant points, and the attention
of the Government and the country drawn
on after them. sdll We do not anticipate
aoyihinE Of the sort, unless something lua
usual turns mp to favor it in Fthe Eastern
part Of the State. Then there would Be
no knowing what to expect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

A Washington dispatch TO one Of our
New \. York exchanges, says of thtngs in
In order to advaHce disaniOn in Virgin.
ta, majority Of the proprietors OF the
RiShmoad WAig have determined to change
its PolteY, and advocate secession, sub,
stantiAlly in opposition to the conservative
eoarss which ,Nr. RidgeEay has heretofore
eOurageously pursued Being voted down
and oat, aeT paper will De Immediately
started under his aaSPiecs, iintehtled to as
sFrt the same priaciPles even more defiE
aRtly thaa before. Several counties in
Western yiEEiaia still declare they will
not enhmit % secession, 1.-THE e0nspitators
should susseea In pushing IL through. +
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
NC TronbleE ofTe1ar.
pIsA,rsOrs ErrEer % sEcEsslOz.

DISASTROUS EFFECT OF SECEASlOS.
a correspondent in Texas writes to the
y. Y. Era,ing Post the following doleful
account of the present condition of that
sts'e 1t will be seen that the Texans
have gained nothing, but lost much in con-
sequence of the secession movements.
"SAS AxTOSIo, Texas, March "a, 1861.
"Sou ask me now, what has
Texas gained by secession? ! answer,
nothing! absolutely nothing! She has lost
everything. She has lost tile Overland
Mail, the Pacific Railroad and the immense
yearly expenditures OF the United States
army. With her own hands she has pour
ed forth her own life-blood. aud spurned
from her midst the very source Of her
wealth. Besides this. she has brought
upon herself calamity more to be dreaded
than pestilence. refer TO the Indians,
who, embroidered by the departure of the
United States troops from the long line Of
our frontier, are now deeOlAting It with
all the savage ferocity Of their nature.
DAY after Gay we receive news of the
stealing of thousands of horses and cattle,
from the poor settlers The frontier is
almost depopulated, by reason of the de.
sertiOu OF the inhabitants, and is now en-
tirely at the mercy of the redskins. They
hSte even been SO bold as TO come within
Eve miles of this large town. The cry for
aid and protection has, of course, been
respondedto by the people of San Antonio
young and old, rich and poor, have left
their business aud are securing the coun-
try-your correspondent would also have
gone, could he have gOtteuA horse. Moro
than this, the Mexicans along the Rio
Gande, knowing of the revolution, are
about to prey upon US; and Corttnas, the
outlaw, is now upon the frontiers, with
some six hundred bandits, waiting, they
say for chance to plumber.
with the scarcity of money and the
prospective tariff we shall suffer much
here, unless a kind Providence gives us a
bountifuI harvest.
..If mistake not, the tyranny and OPP
preston of tue Convention at Austin must
soon produce its effect, aud before long
you may expect to hear of great uprisings
of the people here in Texas, as well as
throughout the South.
"TO conclude: Texas, by her hasty ac-
ton, has sunk to the position which she
occupied ten years ago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
Contemplated Seizure Of the Federal

Contemplated Seizure or the Federal
Capital.
The following says then. Y. Post is an
extract OF letter received in that city
from u gentleman of high position in
Washington. 1t is dated ion the I'd in
slant.
THE possession of the seat of govern
meut by the Southern C6nfedsraey is an
event most confidently predicted to take
place within sixty days. The wife of the
United states senator told me an anecdOte
illustrative Of the purposes Of the Presi.
dent Of the Southern Confectionery. He
holds a very eligible pew in the Rev. Mr..
Halls church, and lady, wished to obtain
it. wrote to him that she would give what
he gave for it. He replied, fhat SO far
from relinquishing my (hisJ pew, / have
ordered an engraved plate to be af-
fixed to it bearing my name.' A lady Just
from Montgomery, in taking leave of Mrs.
Davis. asked, And what message must 1
bear from you 10 your lady friends in
Washington She replied, riTell them |
shall be happy TO receive their calls at the
White House some two months hehce.'--
This is very elaborate trifling, or uusur.
passed castle buildinR.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

ALL indications now point to the con-
clusion that crisis in our State is about
to confront us. Before Saturday night va
may have to chronicle intelligence from
Richmond that will arouse the whole
Northwest from Its easy apathy. While
we have had from day 10 dny assurances
that Virginia could not secede-tba. the
Union men had a clear majority of some
twenty votes, we must not forget tia, those
Union men, as they are termed. have n,any
of them declared that the Administration
must not adopt any line of action looking
to- tic enforcement of the laws: that It
must be content to be quiet and lot treason.
overruR the country, otherwise ,bev would
favor areiumption}' by Virginia Of her
delegated powers;n in other words, that
she should not permit any such action and
would and ought to secede II 1t were nlop.
ted These men, as we have said repeat-
eddy, are not to be relied on Mt all and
just such u crisis as that approaching will
nroye n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

IRIS quite amusing to see how uneasy
the secession sheets are about The policy
of the administration respecting the South
err forts. They are very fearful that the
Governments is Eoiug TO assert is right 70
possess Is own property. Tasy need not
DO 10 harry. they viii and out soon.
enough y has is to be done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
NOTICE.

TX ACCORDANCE WITH a RESOLUTION OF
i the Board Of Directors Of the wheeling Raiirusi
bridge Company, notice = hereby EfTbn that the
seeopd ANIMAL meOttng Of tho Stockholders q Hlid
Company will be held on Friday, ne tenth DAY q
Nay 1851, at 10 O'clock A. Al at The 1feIurs HOnSa
IN nee ne Guy e Wheeling. .JpssDJPOTrS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

IxrELLiGEScE from Buenos Ayres to the
9th Of February states that the civil war
has again broken out In the province OF
San Juan. 1t appears that yirasorO, its
Governor, having rendered himself obuox-
iOuS to the people, be WAS murdered by a
mob on the l6th Of November,
General urquiaa then sent body OF
troopa nom Mendoza, under Colonel Saa,
to arrest the munlerers; bot the latter
having e1tempori1sd government under
q DR. Abseastsin, refused, whereapon a
battle ensusd on the lsth oil January, aud
they we're put 10 lhs sword, Sta thea at
tackled the city Of San Juau, with force
OF seventeen hundred men, we'll discip.
lined. The place vas defended by only
about tWo hundred, Who were speedily
routed. Sand uau surrendered, .lIleF which
the vietors hutshered four hundred persons
during a'sPaee OF three houes. Others ex-
pired aader the horrid treatment sxpe.
rienSed, on the march into the interior.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
ADVERTISEMENTS
AN TROQUOIS

GsNIR-NO-CA-WA,s or C. CUsICK. A YOUNG
Indian War Chief 81 the Great Six Natiohs,
viii deliver his farraGfl addFe8 the citizens Of
lfhrtinSTills on "Wednesday eVnipg. Commencing At
~ O'Clock The young Chief will appear IN the
va costume OF is tribe. The frtlier Gfths speaker
l. celebrated Indian Missionary Of the West.
HenOeaWa will also appear IN Wellsburg on Tues
day, April 9th. ups-ltd"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

"HOWB'S'' Standard Scales.
fEE OWES STANDARD SCALES. all SiEes Countsr
- or seElss. for als At FAe-
toLy prices. BY P.C.uILbRRTH & BRO. n
oet2o-d&W Agents tor the Manufacturers
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
WALL Paner.

lOyONJO opened and for sale at reduced prices,
by JOSEPH GRAVES,
apo rHHa Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
Children's Cabs.

JUST RECEIVED, a splendid assortment Of Cabs
% and Carriages, direct from the manufacturer.
APPS For sale cheap by JOSEPH GRAVES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

DURF, HOLLAND GREEN, OIL CLoTH AND
ID Transparent Blinds, Patent Htllers aud Fix
Blinds put up Ia any part Of the city free Of
charge, by lap6l JOS. GRAVES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
DE-. Is. q. WINCaRLL,
fDENTIS ,@6lF

once and Residence 145 9IRrlLetsSt.
RlEEEBLHG, "a.
A LII THE REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN TIE ART
y adopted ut this pfiee.
Prices Us low a. good and permanent work can
be PrOdnes.l AnoperstiOns warranted. declO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

HOT PRESSED NUTs.--SoOo i6s. Hos
III Pressed Nuts, assOFtet-L< 10 I " Sor S5Is nv
Oet25 r. o, fiIIpPETiT 4 ER5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08

A LII PERSONS INDRBrED TO THE FIRM OF
"A J.Klser { Co. are respectfully requested to
cali and settle ther Aocnunts with without delay
nn6-5tS -. 2. KkhNRDi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-08
THE PEOPLES BANK

Interest paid "a speciaI DepOeitk ftlffftf
Exchange on the Rast bnHght ami EohL u. 2 =
Collections, at home from abroad, will receive
prompt attention
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-22
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

TO TIE FARMERS or 81. MARTS.
II would most resp, ctfulIy call your a.
tentinn la my large assortment 81 LIPLE-
.NE.N"I,S. | AIN manufacturing and pre-
p..ritg q larger assortment of Agricultural In
plements thai. have ever before offered l..
the public-,H'rSe Powers and TErcshers.
Whea. Fans, Corn Mills, Corn Shelters,
PInusl,s, IIarrows: Cuiiivatnrs, and many
other articles to numerous Ia mention. |
can supply the Farmer with every thing he
nav want. With regard {" liur>e Powers
I would call particular attention to a fine
lot nf PELTON'S TRIPLE GE.3RED
pom EES. to m"rk wih m wfthom band
mh,ch are not snrpassed ia this or amy nther
market and most respectfully invite th,~c
who are in want "f Machines Ia give me a call
as feel c.ntiicn, that can sui, the pur-
chaser am making CORN MILL fCr
grinding Crn IA, lIo,..c. This is a good Mill,
has been tested aud pronounced 50 hy expo
riel.ccd judges. To this l ask your spe-
cial attention.
tendcr you my sincere thanks for the
kindness heretofore shown ne and beg con-
tin ance Of your fav'.rs, determined to make
a strong eil'rt to please all who give me their
custom. Orders will meet with prompt aticn-
tion by being directed t"
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
$50 Pratt street Hhd'5, Eaiiimore, Nd.
Feb. It'll, lSGl-ly
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-22
5000 BlBWAB|Do

Ftaken in Marylsnd and delivered to me-
= III Northumberland. Va, will give the
a ~ reward tor two negroes. SAM aud
oM az, They left On Sunday, July
SAA 10 low. and although not stout, is
we'll vet. ID of tawny mulatto colr aid has u
scar: think. over one Of his AYES, occasion.d
y ms kick Ut . mule when young. He is
scout nity years Vt age aud when spoken To
~s'nces desire to please, but generally has
Elon' and forbidding countenace. He il also
good plansatioE Carpenter.
=, MADISON has always heen gosl servant.
.le y very young and has pleasant coun,c-
nance. Particularly when spker to. lie is
g.: oa' hnccmmss'iy well set, very black.
a:,n when Eieased, shows . set Of beautiful
white teeth - =
MN. +. BROCKENRROUGH,
Northumberland Co., Va.
August 18th, lsel-aw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-22
DENTISTRY,

DERSONS needing the services Of a first
L rate Dentist will sln well to cmplow DR..
J. RANDOLPH WALTON. who in
tends locating himself in the village nf Leon
ard Town. Orders addr,ss,rl Ia him through
the Leonard Town Pst Office will receive
pr'snpt attention. HIS terms are cash. DIR
Walton has had Considerable experience in
his profession, is moderate in his charges. and
has invariably given satisfaction to those who
have employed him. 10 give the readers Of
the EearOn some idea nf the standing nf DIR.
W. ms a PRACTICAL DENTIST. the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to him by DIR. Ninian
Pinkney, L. $. ~, is appended:
Us NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Mary land,
April 81, 1856.
DEAR SIR 1T gives inc great plasurc to
express the confidence have in your skill as
a Dentist, and to recommend you. as far as I
have Influence, to the patronage Of thu Public
have had an opportunity "f witnessing your
mode Of operation. ann have n" hesitation IN
affirming that it exhibits your thorough k:.owl-
edge ui you profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
your nbctlicnt servant.
NINIAN rINkNEY,
Surgeon L. S. N.
DR.. RANDOLPH WALTON, Annapolis.
April 4th, lSGl-ti.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-22

80. . family quarrel, and could be settled
N- vas. easily without forigu interfer-
n' '.s than With it; that it was based on a
III ,;,;eal question in which the nations were
Interested, aud in tho Settlement Of
w. %;.h they could not become parties.
wI.sa are now the views and senti-
,.u,s Of Garibaldi. rs expressed by his
u.s.. in = private correspondence Of very late
Wash. Cor. Of PhIa. Press.
rYr NV YoEK IlLRALD on GEN. Bur
This is q change which ought to
t.re taken place long since. General
p",ler has proved himself to be very i'm
n"r.,n, and very pompous personage. not
Pike a Turkish Pasha. His strategy
s a heen most masterly. but it has been
more na1 successful against the newspaper re-
a. than against the enemy at Big
ks,hel The great object Of his ambition
;. E,r,ress Monroe was to control the re-
a,,,s intended for the public journals.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-22
NOTICE..

IJvIiE C"-p.rtncrsliy herct"im" existing
Il under the firm Of CO1'TINGIlAM \
HARDING is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Vim. II. Harding is avnc-auth"r
lied to settle the business If the firm.
SAMUEL COTr!%GllAM,
VIM. Fl. n HARDING,
baltimore Jan. 1SGI-4w.
The undersigned, having Bought ont the
Interest of Samuel Cn,tirg!Iam OF the firm al
Citingl,a,n X Harding, will hereafter conduct
tie business IN his OWN Namc.-anh he mnsl
respectfully soIcits Inc favor Of tLc friends OF
tie old Firm.
WIN II. HARDIN J..
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-22
FOR CONSTABLE.

fth CONO y iII.t.
respectfully offer myself tn the voters nf
leonard Town District Az a candidate for
CnnstAbl" and s"Ii.its their support at the
ensuing Fall election.
FF. SPALDING.
August 18th, 1s6l-,e.
LEO Fl. HAYDEN offers himself to the
! voters of leonard Town District ~ can.li-
date fur Constable, and asks their support at
the ensuing Fall election.
Aug. 18th, 1851.
The friends OF JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
! announce linn as candidate for Cons able, in
Leonard Town District.
April 4th, 1861.
J. EDWiN AEELL announces himself as
d candidate for Constable ia Leonard Town
district aud soliciis the votes of his friends and
the cubic.
Feb. 2oth, 1861.
JEFFERSON b. JARBO; respectfully an
nOunces himself candidate for Constable
at the ensuing election IN Chapt,co District and
soliuts the support Of his friends and iei!o a.
citizens.
May 2nd, 1861.
RAPHAEL DOWNS offer. himself to the
voters "t Leonard Town District As randi-
date far Constable and >oliriis the support Of
the voters thereof, at the ensuing Fall cleo
tim.
June l1tIi ls61--te.
J. r. ALVEY offers himself to the voters
IT ChaptIco district, "a candidate for Cons,a-
BILE. and solicits their support at the ensuing
Fall election.
August LIST, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-22
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

d. ID. WEIGH offers himself tn the voters
Of Leonard Town district AS candidate for
Supervisor Of the Rs.. and asks the voters of
tl'e district t" support Tim.
Feb. 18th, 1861.
JOHN B. BOWES offers him self rs can.
didaic for Road Supervisor IN Leonard Tcwr
district and s'lictts the support Of his friends
aud ieIlow.ciizens.
Jan. gath 1861.
WALTER FORD, thankful far the supror,
he has heretofore received from, the voters OF
the Factory district. offers himself as n csnd,.
date for Road Supervisor IN SAID district mud
soIicirs the support "f his friends md fellow
citizens.
April 18th. 1861.
JOHN Il. CECIL is recommended as n su;,-
able pers'n for Road Supervisor IN the
Factor, district.
MANY FRIENDS.
March 18th 1861.
HENRY NORRIS of 10. offers himself to
the voters Of Leonard Town dist,icr as a candi-
date for Road Supervisor and sulic.,s the votes
OF his friends aud the public.
Jan. "a. issSl.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-22
NOTICE.

FORWARN any and all persons from
4 receiving in payment W by transfer FIR
any consideration whatever, q NOTE OF
HAND u minr. with t'harlrs Medley securi-
~, drawn payable {" James Thompson, an the
LIST day at January, 1862, Er the sum of .,.e
ha,sire.i Aid ten dollars ($;IlO) a. / hold the
said Thompson's Mute tor more than 1--WE
him.
EDWARD F. TENERSON.
Aug. 18th, 1sGl-sw.