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FRIGHT IN GEORGIA.

lrIom he new Crieenb poltA, june 10
GEORGIA INVADED By THE ENEMY-LANDIN0 ON
ABoLITIoE rRoOps-GkEAr EXCITEMENT IN sA-
vANNAL.
savannah papers Of June r. to hand BY last evenings
express cobp TIE Selegraphic report published IN DOR
paper OF "Wednesday Afternoon to the effect that federal
eops 10 lfee numcere hsd been landed tho provsou1
cerprg The future movements Of the troops bet tAei.
landing caused The most ptepre excteens In Savsuush
apo eeIs zero t'ken TO drive the abolition horde from
From suhority before ur, we learn that Hilton Head,
lshnd lies north Of the savannah river and commands
ntatt, d with Charleston.
The annexed particulars the landing Of The federsy
Toops AZ Hilton BEAD we take from the Eepsblicn OF
Our CITY was thrown into perfect ferment yesterday
afternoon and every msD boy and many Of the women,
cause may be briefly explained as follows
nrnn was known yesterday morning. from Information
feet of oosst had been suddenly reinforced hy from
three to five large vessels This, however was oonsi.
ton seTvce as the vessels about promiscuousy be-.
ing here osay and perfectly clean coast to morrow
more practical sptct messenger arrived BY the boat
from bee, with intelligence six boat loads Of sbo
on troops supposed numoe, 200 men had landed
from the squadron Dsufufkie Island on the Dsyor0
coast just opposite Tybee The news spread over Ne
cy N rev minutes and the greatest excitement pro-
vailed The eau TO arms was sounded TO the detachment
OF military remaining in the city, and every body seemed
anxious TO take part in ccumventng destroying thes
invaders. Preparations immediately made euns,
stan bad ieft on the mornings boat for defences on
The coast beov the city and the preparations were taken
In charge by Commodore ra,tpal
At later hour another messenger arrived correcting
me hrst account in two most important particulars Tho
MpaDg toek place ON Hilton head instead Of on Dau-
iueke, and instead OF few boat loads the debaxatlor
had been commenced early In the morning and kept up
through the greater part Of the day Commodore ratt-
nai concludes that very large force has been landed
for campaign with the view taking posses
zion OF Broad river and nti ately the reduction Of
Charleston by An attack In the rear. his however
reasoI able, 10 but inference nothing definite eau
DO known Of their object Perhaps they dia NOT havo
OUT OF view diversion Of forces from forts and
take possession
Commodore rsttuan went down the river about five
O'Clock, with three boats and considerable force con-
listing Of the Chatham artillery number OF inantry
We can only add that matters In safe hands and ali
without delay. -
Under the circumstances, however, vii. probably DO
some days before tho actual foroe landed and their
Character can be and proper steps taken 10
displace them.
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OUR RAGERsTowN CORRESPONDENCE.

HAensrowE, June Il, 1897.
Arrival Of lri1ery and Siege Barxrta-ptlc Rvw.xs
Aoou: he Ene,yExpat I'd Koemesss Of nc -~o,p. &c.
There has been sor,ewhs. Of Tn exciting time IN Ii %
neghbohood Tor the Last few days in the way Of narch
ing and courterns,shng troope, but grea: p,ogees
has been made thus fsr 10 the caupsigc Rumors some
o. them Of the most e1travsgAns cha-actc cocsrs
y floating abont GO 20 The movements and strength Of he
enemy the ether side and ~uesds. these -ono.s
gaming they went caused the greatest ssrm SD IN
essinees In chambsrsSu-g, where 4: reported h.:
great battle had been fought at wnsmspor ana eeser
hundred Pennsyvacia1s killed.
In consequence Of Tbs report here On Tcsdav TIL. the
enemy in large force were s. Nar.,rs.urg SAY e 900
strong), route 20 attack Cen. Cdwxsde- ODD a.s e,
Tsrspost the forces at TIA. point ths rsg1is:s nne
companies Of infantry .~o Of artillery four o, csva
~, and the Rhode Island regiment and batter having
been already stayted ther way - wsshmgton) were
al Withdrawn 20 this sde there being artillery 20
protect them the other side from strong foxcs ard
In consequence Of this expected attack the depsr-
'ure Of The regulars for Washington was ses-
sincs gomez, and the whole rorce together with
several regiments from the Sesoad division
marched On Tuesday night 10 Wi;Amsp,r' out 10
er euy appeared and they we're marched Back s,,a 10
the morning Colonel rhonAs with tb- sav..,y 10 All
here, and also Captain Doubietay's artillery, VITA ihs
shse battery Of s~o ssenss foor poaddsrs aai noe
Wedpeaoay Lieutenant pe,k!ns alsn arrived h,rs &,
with Company Fourth art,)s,y ana bstee,y Of
fur enrs 20 that we have pretty "a fo'ce OF s,s
lery here now
lbe rumors that the enemy we're In force a. M4rsin.
burg TUNED opi 70 be stahriao; ~ s.s. .mb.s
of thnte who were there very muon ax4xxee ,>si
II er,e little singular that forca th-,za for
ward rom ths point In she dreeoA Ut Maytush,rg 70
tire The euony and eth CO .,nty
she state Of things The fact epoe.rs - De that
tbsre three four hIrdft.t 1t m,st HIGHT
tsoocs Of the enemy who hove. Abcus this ne gneorhoi
ard HaSpers Ferry 70 pick up L'o'u aton al-, ny
exciting tears ana exasge ased fuuos Of he numb RI,
enbar ass the operations Of tins force I .-ust uov
thst have rtropg ARTILLERY force and are allo 3,
ed 70 retain the cavalry, thx. we ril not 10
again stopped by Idle rurpora, ~ sy
the actual sppea, Of tho ensmg rhe soyer,mans
afford the expe "a " maint, mug "a
army like that here IN ideness ne c,uotry exoeste
and has right 70 expect, sone ssrv es s,um t..
Yesterday Il Ess pp yfed that General Negl,y's hr-
gaze ~ss n m1ch by the Sharpsbuys ~ad far Hsrpr's
Ferry sccomGaned BY DJub.odsys e>,ue,y and batter
bu. tha morning IL thas orner Esd been
c3rntsimarced, aud .aas thny ve-n s',1 ncse se1p-
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THE FIFTH MAINE REGIMENT EN- ROUTE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIFE BALSAM.

=
sHKunAf1sn ITS MOST PAINFUL popxs:
~ 'erofus kIysp.las, alt h, urn pimpleR BkyohAs ola
fers Fver soyes The wont Of diseases Of thC-
hoed msrewlA omplsintA Eeoty, Liver Ridnsys IN.
W" .nntnnpton, &c, are most certainly cured b. xia
t5su. Lite bsis has Thousands Of sases q sa
-rd ,,pnsr d'seases and viii oertsuiy cure any
vn, csp he reechtd BY medicine taken In Sooo5dsaes.
nh drc'kne l: dos not cLntain Q particle Of mercpys
o. tny oher deleeStoue mineral Principal depot Osn
street S~S ~ Ss00
no REs1oRs >HE ,loK To HEALTH
Tie heee must r. purified ard alt medicines arc useless
vnn o. not Pa tho quality q III ,us.tns olad t
Pt pctsess TITS quality in high cs and sb,ujd b in
every fAmiy They ae eou<iy III Tor ahtldrcn ana
sdrs sApied 10 both snd ~ innocent hr.
yet mcet effective y, medicine. ~''
1s on a: !. ysss Of snrs Ind wss W Dr.
have VA >out invaluable rsosablo Universal Pitt In
ny family sDce S3 they have - rsys enr,d sven uhsn
oer mt dtc'res wers OF Avs Ihve bean he n>rs az
nay nsist 1ors arg hundr ds Of doars ,rSh ard am
my pave received thousand psr bless d
re through te, They usrd in hu rraSo0 FOR
n Gus md Liver tse,e Fevs ami ruc and IN "a khsu-
msuc ste with mott per OFT sucsess in fact they aro
ne e,sAi esns 10 u kus and your ne able ne
eng SCARED 70 prspa 40 eIcs lents pedcns fas tie
ele-ss send me loves. pr,ee by tse grosa"
BRAND gra's Pills
are sold at tb- RI cipaJ MOE 29i Canal street.
AdNo 4Union n1uare
Price 70 cen's per s'pels boz, or six boxes for a.
sod a'5o nv q. y ssIx~ 81 Fulton g -ee. and ,rsra
-, hTsh, 70 Futon rreet special agents for city
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GALLANT FEAT OF THE IOWA PR{vATES-
THEY PUBLISH A UNION PAPER


From the ST. Louis Democrat, June 20
The Iowa troops under Colonel j. f. Bates, who were
detailed TO guard The Hannibal and at Joseph Railroad
seized Macon City the Office Of the Aisoit Register
vie secession sheet and at went TO work with their
shooting ivors by their cases and got out the paper
tasteful sty he under new nafne"OaY WHO'S nion -
]: contains among other interesting matters humorous
" Salps.tory," the following Special Order, No -
HH.DQu ARTERS FIRST RgeIMHyr Iowa VOLUNTEERS,
MACON Cry, No., June Is, 1881. +
recession printing office, press and materials having
Ihs department In promugatng orders ana for other
purposes IL is ordered that the publication of daily
paper DO Immediately commenced. /. y. Wilke s ao
pointed Editor; Cy. D. Fletcher, H. Ne<comb Fore
men, who will be assisted by Geo. Fl. Baou Samuel T
Or, Emerson O. Cpham, Thomas J. Garsh, o. P. EAds,
y ". Bennett. j.. BATES, Colonel.
We End also q glowing account Of tho enthusiastic re-
oep.ion Of the troops by the loyal czens terrible
scourae bad beec removed from their MIDST
Colonel Bates Of the First regiment left Keokuk at sx
2 n. Of the lath arrived u Hannibal At one A. Of the
leaving eufctent number Of troops to guard that point
another at Palmyra bridge, q third at Shelbina and
fourth at the bridge Carbon and encamped here the
sterDoon with the balance Of the foroo ana all the
baggage and property Of the companies and before night
IN possession Of the hannibal and g. Joseph Railroad
for hundred and thirty mes and the north portion
Of the North Missouri RailroAd.
Information received the night OF the 18th that
500 rebels intending 70 attack South river bridge
miles from here; and IN three hours after the point
was occupied by 400 men, On the saue day a lot Of
powder shot and other smmunope Of war were seized
and number OF prisoners taken and liberated on
taking the oath Of allegiance.
Then follows the following sensible
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Q follows the following sensible
PROCLAMATION.
EKADQUAR1TRs FIRST RIG'1 Iowa VOLUNTEERS, y
fsINp ~ Iron Crwv yrr. Ioav

CAhp AT MACON CrY, June 10, 1851.
10 TIE CrrMss OF MACON Cry AVID vN1srrY:--rhe hyal
troops Of the government In camp in this place
for the purpose Of aiding the execution Of the laws sus
tanning ana Strengthening patriotic Union men and nut
ting oo~n rebellion therefore call uuon oil those now
against the United Sstes Ia obedience ID the cali
Of the Governor Of Missouri TO dsband aud go TO Their
homes without delay, and thus avoid bloodshed and n
she evils attendant upon conflict Of arms Unless all
Guards otherwise, dsbanded within forty.
hours they viii be dspereed taken prisoners aud their
taken from them. assure the people OF North Mis-
sour! that citizeu viii be deprived Of his liberty or
property or his rights as citizen denied him. long as
he does not interfere with the execution Of the hws Of
WILL pecesesry be ueed to protect every citizen IN the
enjoy Of his rights and awlessness theft OF de-
predatsons Of any kind viii be permitted me homes
and institutions Of Missouri VIII be held sacred.
Citizens of Missouri Como forward aud support the
cid flag under which the grea. OF your state have
placed their the roll Of statesmen and Niseocyi
has obtained her proud position among the States o the
Unson. J. +. BATES Colonel COmpandins
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foRIRss 1orrop June 10 1907.
--tS hast sn L&,e u nc yeo INK oones-- Gzs.as:sss
zssS"S Ns~ Yo~t fso'rs-7A. BIG B.ts.5 1Sar Leois-
7se NcD fnk A'my c.oAsao 9tcsSdo-x.s troops
Wa0tsd--EctS-: at Hcspor- Ne,ce, DC
The ooloots II the ei2 reg,men.s conpp.ng General
Veyee's hrieace held meeting sss.srssy tfgypoco g.
1es>QRaeye st'le matters res.,ve N .se ,sak = lie
regiments in line. The matter ds,synped ~ c, eco
css &c follows, ana promulgated IN seve>a, ordeys C.
day. The portion Of .he regiments are CO fooo se-
First, cosnsl Ds',ees Zuaves; second, h,d reg.uert
AVev York Volunteers, ooonel "ovnseud; tbiTd, ses
vens;sst New York Volunteers, Colonel Ksx we5s,
~ Nth, First regiment New York votunteers, Colonel
As.p Ell, fs assasys zopaves s,Ith, tie Troy regi
ne. Colonel Carr Colonel Allen pyc.estsd ags.ns. the
ts.cn, and csoesds shat the relative Of Ito req
Aens in ps oasAs y, be determined by The date RI She
coDrsadMg oAacsy's com nfssop.
F0ssao' Quinn, .. Du,yes's zousvos, o nephew Q:
~ DusaAm, ihs piauotoste maker, II He~ York. VS.
cAse hst evening while r;,pr 10 he ten. BY he soc,
SentA fsSog et rack " usksss. me saQ essseA
torcuso sne upper pay. y she right Jaw through is
noush, psesirg OFT ca the ias, cheek GE end CO.
ssdeyAd ncs espg,fons - y .
Private abAs. n oompany r, Accresucy's Zousyss,
v0o we she: N ne aho By the fsoe psskeas fee
fsye sgc, dtsd N he bnpt1 rr,edas hss, and .ss
fpyjsA via n.ayy Acaors ;esssraey ye sa7ee we
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REPORTS FROM HAGERSTOWN.
SAFETY or COLONEL wALLACB's COMMAND At CON-
BKRLAND.


HAsmsnowH, Nm June ~, 1851.
An express has arrived here from Cumberland says
that there truth in the report thst the Cumberland
Home Guard stationed a New Creek Bridge we're killed
and wounded. There were twenty six Of them % Az
and all escaped. They had two small iron cannon which
hey spiked and threw inio the river.
Colonel Wallace Is encAmped the town and his e.
waited position commands the eowa. He has no "
apprehepsons Of attack, and feels confident Of ,.
to defend bis position. Ee has abundap> a. r,,,i
sscns and Ammunition.
On wedneseg, after the hwrouu Of ,ss rsnrosa
bridge by the rebels, ve moans.lneers e.lleote,
to the numsx Of Fix or seven hundred,
armed with sho. guns and hunting rites, TO
assist ooon Wallace To defend the position under spp-e
hersonS of attack by the enemy. they ready 70
raturp at moments notice. One Of them wan killed
and another slightly wounded by the careless Of fire.
arms.
Tho Virginia Colonel taken at Romney and eight pr
Yates are under guard at the camp.
William Barker, Of the Thirteenth regiment, Of Pits
burg, shot himself In the knee on thursday.
George wurnder, Of the Eighth regiment sceiden-
tshy shot yesterday, and hs leg amputa.ea.
There 10 serious sickness the Military Hospital
bere There about thirty eight patients under trest
ment now
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HUNG Ar wILLIAMspopr.

REREf,S HUNG Ar WIELEAMSPORT.
BALTIMORE, June 70, 1851
The correspondent OF the AneyicGn, In letter dated
Whsnosport, Friday night, says that Colonel Bowman
and Mr.. Chase hung 8. Aersinsburs yesterday q
spies. BE says that the information received to n is eli
feet Ia reliable.
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VALUABLE
M4NUF4ETL'RING PROPERTY
FOR SAL 81

YN!E valuable property. known as CLIFF
Il TON FACTORY AID GRISr MILL
twater p"w.rl, situated or the Head Waters
Of 81. Mary rirer in Saint Mary's county,
Md, AMI embracing ai".ut three hundred and
nifty acres Of land, is offered ut Private Sale
This property has TN it STORE HOUSE,
which is good stand for business, HOTEL,
DWELLINGS, Workshops. &c The pro-
pcrty will be sold on accommodating terms.
For further particulars, apply to.
THOMAS w. COUGH.
10. FORREST,
Leonard Town p. o.
Nov. 18th. lS66-tf
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NOTICE..

ME undersigned wish to inform the
IL people Of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ine counties. that they have just con, pleted
FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul GU, vessels of any size,
aud will REPAIR, CAULK. &c, on the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch will be given
mall cases. The Railway Ia situated about
quarter Of mile from Leonard Town on
fine oyster creek, where VIC will also
build SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required. on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS & POWELL.
july 18th lstO-tf.
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r0 ROAD Supervisor,

r0k ROAD SUPERVISOR.
I ID. WEIGH dslers himself to the. voter.
Of Leonard Town district as candidate fnr
Supervis,r sf the R.sad and asks tLe vu,ers OF
Tie district to support him.
Fab. 18th. lsSi -
John e. PnwES offers him self "a a c,p-
d,datc fer RDs,si Sunervis or liz L-onari -Tcw.
district and s"iistts the supper, OF his friend.
aud fe!l.w.~itIzens.
Jan. 24fh 1861.
WALTER FORD, thankful Or the .urror,
he has heretofore received frcm the y.,ters az
the Factory distinct. offers himself AS a cand,.
date for Road Supervisor IN said district and
seiicifs the support Of his friends and fellow.
citizens.
April 18Th. 1861.
JOHN r. CECIL is recommended ms a snit-
able person fnr Road Supervisor III the
Factory district.
MANY FRIENDS.
March 2s,h 1861.
I HENRY NORRIS of 10 offers himself 10
the voters Of Leonard Town dstric, as cand,-
date for Road Supervisor and solic,ts the vu:es
If his friends and the public.
JAM 24si, 1861.
WILLIAM GOtpDWIN Offers himself to
the voters Of Pataxent District AS a Candidate
for Road Supervisor, aud asks their support,
at the ensuing Fall election.
August LIST, 1861
J. T. HAYDEN "fi,rs hiuself IL the voters
Of Chap,ico District a. candidate i.r read
snpervi~~, and asks their support a. the err
suing Eall election.
Sept. 5lh, 1861.
wM.fHOMAS LATHRUM ar,,ounces
hin,srift" tie voters Of Pa'u Kent disLrIci as a
candidate :or Road Supervisor and respectfully
sOiiri's their surpo.t.
Sept. 5,h, 1861.
The friends of W. r. 4. FEEDER xug-
geSt iiis iame to the voters of this District 49,
a Candidate for ruad supervisor
tHAPTICo
Sept. 9Th, 1861.
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NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

NOTICE or DIVIDEND.
an application of Mary Davis and John w
~ Harper Administrators Of James Fl. Da
Wis. late ofSt. Mary 3 county, Diseased. II is
ordered by the Court, that the said adn,inislra
tors mn;ify the creditors Of the said decreased
TO file their claims against the said deceased
in the Register of Wills office an 6,r before the
9th Of September. 1861, for dividend aud that
this order he published IN the Saint Mary IS
Beacon once a week until the said 9th of Sep
tember 1861.
J. 7. M. RALEY,
Register of Wills,
= Of st. Mary's county, Md.
July 25;h le6l--,d.
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rTNIvERslTY or MARYLAND.

TNIvERSlTY or MARYLAND.
~ MEDICAL LECTURES.
The ffty-s,nr.h Annual Session of the
SchU'l Of Medicine. in the University Of Ma
ryiand. will commence oE MONDAY, Oct.
II. 1861. ard end March /. 1921
The Faculty are aware Of nothing in The
present unhappy condition Of pulse Affairs ui
i,atare to interfere with the regular aud faith
full Performance It their duty as Teachers II
Medicine. They purpose to makr every ef.
f"rt To render their course ii i,,sirueli.u useful
and satisfactory To their pupils
The Baltimore Infirnrary, which belongs u
the School. continues to afs;rd abuI|sianf means
fr the Clinical illustration of the principles OF
Medicine and Surgery.
G. w. NlLTENBERGER, MD.
Dean
Aug. 2od, 1sCl-3w.
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DURNS & SLOAN return their sincere
- thanks to the Farmers for ,leir liberal
patronage for the year past Their stock
LUMBER is larger than ever and better a.
sorted; aud We are determined tn offer great
Inducements TO casl, buyers. Apply at the
corner uf Eutaw and German streets. or at 1872
Light street Wharf
BURNS & SLOAN.
Faltn.orc. Md
Feb. End, 1860
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FOE MAGISTRATE.
The friends Of WIN. I. YATES suggest
his name ~ the voters of Leonard Town
Districs as a suitable candidate for Macis.
traie. and ask for his claims iispassinnate
consideration at the ensuing Fall election.
LtGIoN.
August 18th, ia6l-te
ZACCHEUS TIpPET"r offers himself to the
voters IT Leonard Town District as cam'i-
date for Magistrate and respectfully A.licits
! their support a, the ensuing FAIL election.
Aug. 22nd, 1861
The friends of CHARLES CAVALIER
present his name to the voters Of Leonard
Town As a candidate for Magistrate, aud S.,li
cit for his claims a .:ispassiunate Consideration.
Aug. 22ud, 1861.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
3. TUCKER as a candidate for Magistrate
| in Patnxent District.
Sept. 9th, 1861.
We are auihoIzed tn announce GEORGE
w. GIBSON Us a candidate for rp-slcctnn Ia
| the office Of Magistrate in Chaptico District
Sept. 9Th 1861.
FL III
TCEMAN as candidate for Magistrate in
Patuxent District
Sept. 9Th 1861.
FOR CONSTABLE.
respectfully offer myself to the voters Of
Leonard Town District IA Il candidate for
Constable and soIicits their support at the
ensuing Fall election.
F. F. SPALDING.
August 18th, 1S6l-te.
LEO II. HAYDEN offers himself to the
voters Of Leonard Town District Is a canli-
,,a,e FIR Cnn>table, and asks their support at
the etlsu,,.g Fall election.
Aug. 18th, 1851.
The friends of JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
announce him as a candidate for Cons able. in
Leonard Town District.
April 4th, 1861.
J. EDWIN ABEL announces himself as
q cantiitote for Constable in Leonard Town
district and soliciis the votes Of his friends and
the ss,ilic.
Feb. 2Sth, 1861.
JEFFERSON b. JiRBOE respectfully an
noumces himself candidate for Constitute
Al the ensuing election ina ChapiIco District and
soicIts the support Of his friends and fellow
CittZeiS.
May End, 1861.
RAPHAEL DOWNS offers himself To the
vstcrs Ct Leonard Town Distrc, as "A raldi-
date Er Constable and soli,its the support of
the voters thereof, ut the ensuing Fall cleo
ton.
June 18th IS6l-te
J. r. ALVEY offers himself to the voters
Of Chapt,co District, as candidate for Cons,a-
BILE, and solcits their support at the ensuing
Fall election.
August LIST, 1861.
We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
GAHNER as candidate for Constabi. in
Patuxent District
Sept. 9Th, 1861.
We are authorized to aEnnunce JOSEPH
A. MAGILL. AS a Candidate for Cu,.stabL. i'm
Patuxent District.
Sept. 9Th 1864.
We are authorized to announce GLEN.
ENT 5. THOMPSON for Constable II, Clan
tie. District
Sept 5;h, 1861.
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THpESMNG M.lCHINE.S.

have for sale The Potion 7ISrtc Cleared
Horse l'over ami W. W. Dinsee & C.'S
IN" 7hrssher. ~iih Rerolring !Strar Carrier.
inc machine Is warranted tn render saiisf.sc-
ion I" all purchasers. The price If 8 hors
newer. 80 inch Th-rSher and Straw 4 arricr
r!ir''r'r' 1t any wharf in 81. MARY ,mn,v
X Slsa.
Farmers ar. invited IN rali AZ nv Store /.
Leonard Town and ex ,n,n,- this Thrrshcr.
r. LEO. SPAl.DING.
June 2Sth, 1S60-tf.
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DR. HENRY C. EDELEN has ovedre,n
IL his Office to the Law Office heretofore
occupied by Il. Fred. Maddox, E>qr. He
can always be found, either .as his Office III
Moore's Hotel, when: not professionally en-
gagged.
Jsn. 10. l66l-n
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Aug. 2sth, lssi-tf.

NOTICE - hereby given that the aubscri-
~ her has obiaiied from the Or,l,an's
Court 81. Mary's coansy IN Maryland, ie,.
tssa Of adm,niatsntioa on the personal estate Of
WIN. q. NEvETT, late Of said county.
aeceseed. AL rersons having claims against the
Sad deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
sane Nth the proper touches thereof, 10 the
suoscst6ers on OF before the LIST day Of March,
lss3. Otherwise they may be excluded by law
trom az oeneas ofthe saia estate. Given under
ny haae - - 92ad day Of August, ls6l
r. COTTON,
Adminiatrsior
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-09-12
A CAR =.

nOCTOR GUSTANUS CANTEK, havin.
- located himself in Charlotte Hall respect
fully offers his professional services to tie pub
lie. His office is tina: formerly occrrirl by
DR. J. r. Shaw, where hc can always BE-
found except when professionally engaged.
RErERENCE.-SamuclC hrw. Nj. d. Pro
iessr Of Principles and Practice of Medicine
in the University Of Marvlald
March Eth lati1-lnm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-09-12
NOTICE.

THAKEN up about two months ago at
u Huggin's. near the mouth of Brit
tens Bay, SAIL. CANOE about go feet
in length. with center board and tillcr and
two. sails. The owner Of said boat is no.
tilted 70 come forward, identify the proper
ty and pay charges.
SAMUEL f. SPALDING.
Sept. 5th. 186l-St.