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YaaAers am Rrnksrs

MARTIN LEWIS,
VA H1h Ho A 1 sE ScG2Gk sf RkFs22FkEE.
mas se''' sTDSEs 9E the purchase ard
n 20 Il in Tie New York market
rfART'N LEWIS,
I'VE Nq n :; 4 $#3,5 P[fL .i eR92kER,
Pays ihdgiiqal asanto9 the negotiation of CONNER
Cash advances made on COIL teIa!s. mh2a.tf
RIoTEs, STOORS AND BONDS
~ p.,,.,,,, RouGHT AND SOLD
No { $%d6NTb s sFksslEr,
! AZ Bp}Es 81 qnd sells on Commission,
STF;;2Ii q "L1E I sESi l., E IS PAFER
@EAXTs $cXT ~ a +! IS EEL SEjUgIrrEs
E h!?y4 4> .N5 so M9TEY on C4l,ArsH
BuGs Nd SELLS F!H-T-CLAS$ GROUND RENTS
and Attends personally TO all Gne syerg Eid II BroSr and
E4.-GLLG business ia!5.ti
I E0NARD J. TORMEY,
'0E II. E s6 &A4F sr RR4RFs.
PEiiER { Bought, sold and Negotiated
l1 o@s on t1 HIS 81 ,iG
{ L. NoG3INN & Co,
az ST0CE ! ~ ELL BROKERS,
No. NUErH STR 1T,
n e$K re e. sill g; On com.,.on exclusively STOCKS
/ AWEASoN 4 SMITH,
No. % SoUrn sfhEe7, ''''
tor sto"L5 in this an6 otter markets luis II
Mooney BUSINESS.
80 Al SECOND sTaEEF-
First house from guth street.
NEGOTIATION CT I&RGGA l?S&4GI'EIfE '9 the
ggggcrs Ic.xs o,y srocvSA AND BUSINESS PAPER.
lakes ARyAycH ON c titi, E Tl<GAiriES'
HG9NiS DISCOUNTS ON coon PAPER
E9GSSfE5 0E!!ER3 FOR STOCKS il all The markets
sl-5iEL.5. II AII.iTS BRANCEGS. JEST
BNo. s. CUTTINGS & co,
- BANKERS. EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
and sslion Coh1igsion STOCK and Securities in this
Purchase and sell G1or-d psnts
EstGss made Oh Stoess Real Eltsc. Notes, and oibor
;%,s s Time Psrer md 3to:5 r.aa-s.
a.e c?jtscons all accessible points in TIE United
csi. deposits in Ben.abIe aud Uacurreu! gauds ,nd
412nt3 Integeal 2I:.gieei On Gcuo1ts. istss.
G:AAUsL HARRIS & SONS
~ BANKERS, STOCK EECHt&aE
AND NOTE BROKERS'
COLLECT on ell accessible poinIs the United States and
.,5ssQlrEs ana S4,l. 0HEVGs ana UNCt BRENT EANK
NEGQTI5Tg TIiiE PAPER end STOCK LOANS. snd
my a9d sell on Ccns4j8aon SruCNB and SECURITIES In
EaCBivE pEP0siiS in aankable O, l2,,.reent Fund,
40 L!.G -iie BANKING aad &zciaazc business every
! d. LUCEETT,
%. STOCK, NOTE BI1I.,
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
81 SE2oun STREET, Baltimore.
k=PEIENCES:
= S5ln@un, cashier Bank o: Baltimore Baltimore
y x. coleman, 52s'ier MachCaics' SsTs, Baltimore
:; :" H::k, Cashier F:ars!a Bank, Baltrn
Thomas !. Carson, Banker, Baltimore
thomas y. Johnston, Baltimore
J. o. AdaDs, Baltimore.
#.rT; eE, EricS i Bali, Baltimore.
nlcEie Cashier Mon tank OF Maryland, Baltimore
l"inSt2rI STU. ( Co, Bankers Baltimore
IASt3L lee = 10, 3ankers Baltimore
52lS;. Je;kiEs Z CO. Baltimore.
foEpg y Ca-so", Baltimore
VIZ IItknas Brooke, Washington, Il. q. myl5-tt
SEE8&s EXCHANGE.
Ross GA@PBEAi q 60,
= HANOVER sIEEET,
Have constantly for safe
,rfgo,, BILLS ON 10 ) DON.
'2---@ei IN 2nZ2s e sui pugcnager5
=, HARRIS 3R.,
Ds BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE aANK,
Soy: &ad SETS sil tie and oiaer 2a5uvif;sF Il IL
Z. "a 2SLlEI IE:-5st5 81 ..glE4:.7foD. sssii-tf
M t;tI.NUa, ia, =
W. aIV]i, All Sill, aa0NGR,
Hs an sells Commission soa4s aud &.sI.:'is IT.
i'is M N-a.: I1avaais.
Aaa-s advances "a ',seE5 aoi ether Gos!atetsJs
= :, 80 LIi.r : III dnh STOCK Loans mot
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So VALUABLE FARM
- W., = II ! HOW Ard COUNTY,
ny stH tHE BALTIMORE ANn OHIO fAUPO. y
,InLs FArm contains TWO ITJNnPaD AND ;IFTy
A KS 81 yEy snPeTIo: Land vel vqoid and 7atr6
y n nu > pr'tss ami rpnnint is situated ~ th.
;29lty .'"%d itadng !f:n the Fred tuFRu.t To- the
l'li!oia The situation is elevated, il mas
view and is perfectly healthy
Y viii b al3 in parcel divided to su purchasers
E2-Tsrns reasenab,c. ~ r ''e''
Appy TO VI. ". GLENN,
ntu North Cavrrt street.
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Gn-1artmrsbin Metitts.

NOTlCE.-The Copartnership heretofore exis.
ing under the firm % los GCoPE Il RAMSAY, be
UV va gtss wed rs the dc7t Of william oagcope Th
GROCERY 6USlN FsS. 10, nilIp coua c.d by { . abov
haHb 49, lain i hsSodGt Az aa III " IN all +
JAMES G. RAMSAY
Baltimore, July IC, 1861. jyI6,so$g
Ff7HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased The
sn ;ss Sf ~ kh 8ft TG F s
an n6 b. liz beg, eaye to RfSrn his fisn3s md H.
"-a v',''S' as ls's'',.,s' .JSEEs g. RApsAv.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPART.
~ NEE saIP.-Hha lrln heret fore existing under n,
style q hoDHwALD SlNDALI, has been DisSJLvEI
F ". RapEWaip IS alone authorized to use the nam.
lssnedl + ". RoDEwALD,
Baltir,ove, Jure 30. 1851 - w. ' "a n
HNCoNoMY EOONOMY!!
- 4SegRg4 e Is 8 q 2@cSSE5EE
IEc IMMATURE cas- COOK STOVE, frcm ga
porr u p, burner iu rnishcs sufficient heat 10
sr2y 6Ysf fi IA s + F FG2f IRONS MS AA
orcr sa 10 any ny las e. and cannot get out Of
,ions9k- apeTs will tnd g'eat economy purchasing this
ttie aruci the fire the Cooking store can be put
scarcely any expensr er.by saving the iuei Tor near;y
naf the day and causing the dTsi,n to be censderaby
Hous furnisbe.s Nos 2i6 and 2is B Bat st,
le.6u tateatea,s gsnts i-r the ) ate Of MARYLAND.
STOCKS, STOCKS.
TENNESSEE,
NORTH CAROLINA,
EED ALL q, i: ISt STATE CITY AND RAILROAD
II THs NEW YORK P lA PRiiEf By so0ehr AND SOLD
,. MARTIN LEWIS,
MI I ii Second street.
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. i 3 !, q, : 80 . "a !. 4 =
= TRUSTEES SALE

3t.,;i AhObillEC StiLH
1stiisE. VALUABLE E,Gg;ss55&ggLE PGoPGarT ON
c,t By virtue ., desrse q he Ci2 oGt 70. ratpoore
Gy IeS.sSs WI. s' At It p seas on
~ THAR PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND si.rst,
~ ing Ia IN city q Baltimore nnd desc hsd follows
VT & Of S9y lor he sane on the line Of he
&2 iity tee fet our inches hwardy tr the cor
& tie sd ca I've sG sss Dc x Fl bG c
.. rnAlng Is at the southeast Corner OF parcel ground
i,anl Jotes, and running thence souhw ardly,
sss.wsr@ly, parall with Franklin Stree, one hundred
houn3iag on ths cast SIDE OF Gravel Sey tSy.six ~
eHt .3crS to the #coaad ease aSTe t. be leased
bonding that ground one hundred ten sst move 81
20 ne pace or Gegnnijg say n and Ieserylrg hgw-
ti.tgt p, !o2t three Inches in front Calvert sree
ent TT, which, with the like gu nifty 81 t5e
9 , :" The F2gi9i f9rTs siey two seS six
Of tie 5SoaGd 5undihS tTcfe5 "" owners "nd 'ccapies
story &RcE DWENGs b e? bri c2nJ B 81 I'VE to
GS III and 100 calvert street The above property in
~, o1 third cash ore:thirl credit o. three
payment 70 bar nSeTss sn 10 q t sSeL y
Ile niea O. the Luchaser; with end rsenen. % ai-
rpti2n Of the purchasers " So VIZ
T IaEQ G GL9oqgBEER and Trustees,
Two s,vsa. ' S i L. P a"yEtB,, ,Aa.,tons,r,
ES:::;i FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION,
&c. = LuABLE LEASEHnLD PROPERTY SITUATED
On t5tE N. II. CORN Err Of PJ EASANT AND CHARLES
STREETS.
;Gon 1t the Exchange Sale @ooIns Second street. Rd.
59iai,G the Baltimore Pc toffce, on ESIAY the
olat daS Ct July; 1851, at o'clock, P. If:
LII TIA lIECE OR PARCEL OF GEOUND situafcT
IN e ot ast corner Of Peasant andChaee str ets and
F"nus Thence north Charles street. tw-nty-nr feeC
lsG incers thr,Ge east parallel with Pleasant street. ona
lti ca ana hlrty eiEh, ct TO twenty foot aey thence
gu !. IN sad alley tge1ty-ys feet three iaches Pea
sar street, aUG then Pleasant street ore hundred
ana nj thiry.esht ie ito the place Of reEinning.
ne inprc ements tho above Lot consist OF O. l,rre
SlFeetcry Brick DIV NLLirG, with most ex IN. i've
haGk Sad'ng, covering the entire 9TH, four stories high
Gtd inc "hoI premises recently rsnov.ted repsed
mPSt thor2H ihy This property is finely situated for
rs ci Boar ing house and has heen rec ntly renting
'oI S5tUV per "pnum. Ground rent SlO0 per mum
ter-hs-One-thi.d cash. balance in and months with
Interest and security. ~
:o WM. PINKEEY THYTE,
Ly"--tm"us No q Lexington street
kAES r. CHANGE,
| - kLATH hUCTIoNPER,)
tEFERzL COBHISSIOE RfEPCHAFT
ana Dealer in all Einfs OF AUCTION GOODS, guitei 70
"In CitE and country Merchants,
| ai-iine the same before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES r. CHANCE
| Commission Merchant.
| 4 mhI9t Fnfranca ~ ~ ,ri.s e.,
/
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5taEks. Exsbargff- Il.

staehs, Gxsgaasa, TT,
| WORK, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBUPG,
hst(SiiS8 5to & and HblBDLEroWN BANK NOTES
J.l,u TH - 5 I; qaRso 3,;...
4N0LD FOR SALE, in sums 10 suit, at a small
| - preI1ingl by el0l TAO ]. CARSON.
| ri AEILAND STATE SHES
| - d-..,. BAsL ~. 5 Gas COMPANY STOCK,
-9- sa-t- - LZ--5-2@ NckLA G..
sSI i2sI! e our friends hess7f X =, Wedws:d Co
nraer OF c,sa. i1 a 5.5- o,, a q &c. &C.
| NIOEFH W E3TEkN VIRGINIA HAlLR0kD
,Sl P2Ni'S i'r sale by $1a1 n. + iiA;E!S JG
| { t0LLECTlUNS UN ALL PRUYTN Int
| - PiET5 7oUFa ARD WEST 5aa5ir; II
= AaiL.EiHURE and OliIO {-3II#JID 90.
az a'c. lgHIS "an'ed by . $AAgEl HaE.s 5, r.
! II ALEI#;tEt SD OAIU L. T. BONDS Io6?.
De- Pc. Do d.. D. i,$I.
AoFih"ee;s.n Va Va fai il, bonds z; ltgs:e
Yer . - s3a.hf. a& s: %.s2 e..
| 3 lt,Glt:iA AND North CAROLINA BaNE
te.t.e ~ aI.i 1,s.'e, Street
| 4'Agf.hS&a On NEW YORK, pHILADkL-
~ ~: E.' "a 5@af"%, EiGH&o@D PrGFR Fut;G and
I --------------- ~ i-|!.ihor@ street.
| I INCUKRGNT BANK NOTES md DRAFTS
- CT all points 5oaih and TEST purchased at best rates
.s2etr YES: g. IL ~ iA5 5>9s' St,.et
EeR0g4ERS BONINGER.
OFFER ros E ES Sf. AEttS iEEssF < az s # e.
T;a'ipa ci'.is OF Germany Oh Lnnao, Paris ard Alss
! 4 DVAECE;3 MADE On EVSI%EGS PAPER
= 800 AZ APPROVED CuLAATERA!-s by
AS9.. To- J 9 Rs.N.
flank OF BALTIMURE STOCK WANTED
"a vS,y J$o 0iTTEHGs 8 co,
AjE AnYLAl:D SIZES Mar i1ad G Der ccDt-
,o.- SAM. HARRIS, il,
! 49, Pavement hesapeake Bank.
'iME PAPER EE3uFlANHD by
4?,4tf sA&l. IRIS & SOUS,
!!-:-- u - 1916 baltimore eet,
z .. Ii. 4. BONDS 1861 W~ANTED BIZ
III sst jNo. 5, Cuttings & co,
| &sUAIP OF NEW YORK md pHiF1A I1s;;
- f.''A IQRAN oE ooAFANIEE$ E gs9g By =
h22tf q 800 aDSh@ = 49, It.
<5TERLlNG EXCHANGE.
y Forsa1e ~ KE3G : 60,
.1To0KS OF all DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
i~,sad sold BY JaO. 3. GIrTItGa CO,
ma ioS0URI SIS FOR SALE By
lT1 JNo g GIFTINc2 Z co,
| M ERGHANIG EAER STOCK FDR SALE BY
- - mo S. CUTTINGS & Co,
ST So. 20 South ST
E'IREAEEN'9 INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| B. by SAIUEL HARRIS, ,r,
!lnlLH Basement Chesapeake Bank
gg AEYLAND STOCK 1855 WANTED BY
@sr: JN0 s. CUTTINGS CO,
2-LI % South st
67'OAMEROIAL & FARMEES' BANK STOCK
! " wanted by JNO. 8. CUTTINGS K CO.,
NIEW YORK NARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted b. KNOX & co,
apo u EYcianse Place.
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
EShy SAHI. HARRIS, Jr,
!9L!-G basemsMi Chesaneake Rank.
N ORTHERE CENTRAL I<AILRUAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAM. HARRIS, jr,
JUL .---.,. s&aeLnsnL Chs.a.gass 5ank.
~5t!gZa2gs.
I'D. H. WILSON,
Ii ATTCRFEYAT LAW,
Nc. IA Law BUILDINGS,
corner or 81 Paul and Lexington streets, ap stavs)
nh2Uly B.LrixcaF, Nh
REO SES ENGLEHEART,
I'VE ATTORNEY At Lay.
40 81 81, RSiER'S CGl$T,
Rear OF the Law Eudings)
LE4l"esoN STREET BETWEEN CHARLES AND 81 PAUL,
All business entrusted care will be punotgay at
tended to oIe-iyr
f1HARLE8 G. KERR,
ATT0ENE T-LAY..
0FF:GE-No. 81 st, PAUL STREET,
0 (EETwNsE LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA srRsz4s)
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCEfANG E

IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its columns have recently heen materially enlarged,
and peg features will be from ZINE time introduced
render not only additionally Attractive 20 The FAEI
CIRCLE, but still valuable uIn nj reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the AHTI2AN
The DoLLAE WEEKLY Ecu ,NGE will also embrace
slant variety of choice OYrLLtTTES TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous q. icies adapted FAMILY READING
sell from the EDITORIALS OF THE DAILY ExCHs
REVIEWS of, and Extracts from New Books; a PRICE
CURR Mt, exhibiting he st4.e Of the markets, at hone
and abroad up to the latest moment, and FARMER S
COLUMN. wherein much valuable information in relation
to : agriculture wili always be found.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-08
DENTISTRY,

DEESONS needing the services of first
Il rate Dentist will Il" well tn tnplov DIR.
>. RANDOLPH WALTON. who in
tends Locating himself in the village of Icon
ard Town. ORDERS addressed TO him through
the Leonard Town P.,st Office will receive
prompt attention. His terms are cash. DR.
Walt"n has had c.n~idcreraLle experience IL
his profession, is moderate in his ci.ar.es. and
has invariably given satisfaction to those who
have employed him. To give the readers If
the HeacOa some idea Of the standing Of DR..
". as a PRACTICAL DENTIST, the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to him l,y Dir. Ninian
Pinkney, Z. S. ~, is appended:
I. :. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland,
April 2l 1855.
DEAR SHIT gives me great pl.sure to
exlrrss the confidence have i'm your skill az
a f)e,tist. and to recommend you. a. far as |
have influence, to the patronage If thu Public
] have had AT opportunity nf witnessing your
mr"le OF operation, ann have IN, hesitation IN
affirming that i, exhibits your thorough knuwl-
edge vi Sou profession.
aim, sir, very respectfully
your nhcdicu: servant.
NiNiAS FiNkNEY,
Sursesrh u. S. n.
Dr. RANDOLPH WALroS, Annapolis.
April 4th, lSCl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-08
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

TO THE FARMERS or 81. MARrS.
i would most respectfully call your at
tention tn my large assortment IL L.iPLE-
ME..N1S | am manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger assortment Of Agricultural h"-
plemeafs than have ever bctuse offered l.,
The public-H"rse Powers and Thr.=hers,
Wheat Fans, Corn Mills, Corn Sl,eIlcrs,
PlMlghs, Hsrrows: Cultivstors, and MARY
other articles to numeruus to mention.
can supply the Farmer with every thing hs
may want. With regard to Horse Powers
would cali particular attention to a liu.,
lot If PELTON'S TRIPLE GE.4RE.g,
POWERS, to c"k with NJ 1iksom hand.
Uh,ch are not surpassed ia this or amy other
market; and most respectfully invite ,n.ee
who are in want of Machines tn give me call.
AZ ! feel confident that can suit the pur-
chaser. ! am making CORN MILL for
grinding Corn al Home. This is god Mill.
has heeu tested and pronounced 20 by expe-
rieI,ccd judges. To this ask your spe-
cial attention.
| te,,der you my sincere thanks for the
kindness heretofore shown me aud bog . COL.
tinsxnce of your favass. determined 70 make
. strong effst 10 please III who give me their
custom. Orders will meet with lrurnpt aticu-'
ton by being directed to
WILLIAM n. HANDING.
100 Pratt streef UhGs1, Edliimsre, I'D.
Feb. It'll, lSGl-ly
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NOTICE..

ME undersigned wish 10 inform the
Il people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they have just completed
3 FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any size,
aad will REPAIR, CAULK, &c, on the
mest reasonable terms. Prompt attention
10 all work. and quick dispatch will be given
mall cases. The Railway is situated about
. quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
fine oyster creek, where we will also
build SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, if
required, on the lowest terms
HARRIS, NOREIS & FOXWELL.
July 18th lS6O-tf.
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2xD JUDICIAL DIsrxlcr.
FOR THE COURT OF APPEALS,
ROBERT FORD,
SAINT .MiR3''S COUNTY.
March 2lst, 1861.

For TIE LEGLSLA gTl,E.
The friends Of RICHARD COTTON sng-
gesa his name to the voters of this county as
= candidate Cor the Legislature, and ask for
his elaine .:ispassiouato Consideration.
March 1th 1861.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
ROBERT C. COMBS. ESQ. il recommend
ed to the voters Of THIS county as a candidate
for the Legislature, aid will be supported Ivy
MANY FRIENDS.
Feb. 2sth, is6i-,f.
FOR COUNTY CLERKSHIP.
The friends of DANIEL T. MORGAN pre-
vent him t. the voters of st Mary's county rs
a candidate fr Clerk Of the Circuit Court a:
tia election in 1863, and solicit to his claims
a .lispassi0nate consideration.
Nov. 26th, 1857.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
announce myself as candidate for Clerk
& he Circuit Court for Saint Mary's county,
/ respectfully solicit the support Of my
FIJI. ], Is and the public.
GEOfGE IL. llEKBEKf.
NJ. ch 2Slh 1861.
FOR SHERIFF.
The name Of PHILIP II. DORSEY, is aug-
gested 10 tho voters at this c,.t,itv, as n can
lliiate Ew the hext SiiERIFFALTY, 10y
many citizens of
CnAPTICn DISTRICT.
Feb. eth, 1861.
FOR SHERIFF.
HARRISON EDWARDS is presented to
the voters "f Saint Mary's county a candi.
late for Sheriff at the election in 1861.
JANUARY 18th. 1860.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS isrecommended,,
the voters ofthis county as candidate 70.
The Sherifiaity in 1861.
Lnigoes' District.
Nov Infh. 1859
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-08
STATE Of MARYLAND

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY oF SrArr2
Aaaapotis. july 3lss, 1851. {
To an rhom Il may concern:
n Office il hereby given, that application
IN has i'ssn made to the Goveruop for q
Pardon in the cas-. Of the State W. William
+. CTookshaDks convicted in the Circuit Court
for Charles County at May Term 1860 aud
seut. need to the Peniteniiary for Two years.
Tie application has been made by Eve Of the
Jury aud large nnmher Of respectable citi.
xens a st. Mary's County and baltimore civ
familiar with facts Of the cn.e.
The GuyerBss will take up the said case Es
6nal Iccisioii. on ur after TUESDAY roth.
August until which, time protests against the
raid application will be heard, aud the petition
in the case ol'cn To inspection. ut the discre-
tisn Of the Guysrnus.
by order Of the Governor,
GkAYSON EICHELBERGER.
49,, Secretary IF State.
August 9th. l86l-id.
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$3.50 DBWAR[Do

- ANYWAY from the subscriber
IL on the 18th Of july, THREE
MICRO MEN. calling thrm.elycs JOE
FREDERICK and WILLIAM HENRY
JOE is bright mulat,n. shout H..
feet eight OF nine inches high. Of = bright
copper color, and stammers little when
spoken to. 'fse
FREDERICK is about the same height
has one side ii his face considerable swol.
len. and has lost great many Of his
teeth. IS
WILLIAM HENRY is six feet one or
two inches high. il black, has HIGH
cheek bones and speaks fast when nd
l will give the above reward for the
three. if taken out Of the county or s:,5
each, If taken in the county.
ANN Il. COUGH,
Leonard Town r. O.
August 9th, 1sG1-lt.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
d. d. WEIGH ,afers himself to the voters
of Leonard Town district as a candidate FIR
Supervisor Of the RE:l aud asks tl,e voters Of
the district To support him-
Feb. 18th, 1861.
JOHN B. BOWES offers him self as a can.
didatc Tor Road Supervisor IN Leonard Town
district and solictts the support Of his friends
aud feilow.citzens.
Jan. a1th 1861.
WALTER FORD, thankful for the support
he has here,ofore received from the voters Of
the Factory district. offers himself as a eandi-
Date for Road Supervisor IN said district and
saiic'is the support Of Lis friends and fellow
citizens.
April 18th. 1861.
JOHN b. CECIL Is recommended as q suit-
.b's person for Road supervisor III the
Factory district.
MANY FRIENDS.
March 2Sth 1861.
HENRY NORRIS Of TO- offers himself to
the voters Of Leonard Town dist, ici as cand,-
date for Road Supervisor and solic,is the votes
of has friends and the public.
Jan. 24sh 1851. s5
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IN application II Mary Davis and John w.
~ Harper. Administrators Of ames Fl. Da-
vis, late ofSs. Msry s county, diseased. Il in
oSdesed by the Conrs, that the said adminsira.
tor. aotify the creditors Of the said deceased,
to file their CLAIMS against the said decreased
IN the Regis'rr of Wills Office an or befsse The
9tI, Of Sepie.abe:, 1861, for dividend and that
this order he published TN the Sssnt Marys
i'eac"a ane@ week until the said 9th Of Sep.
se,nler 1851.
J T.. NJ. RALEY,
Register Of Will,
OF 81. Mary's county, Md.
July 25ih lScl--td.
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WIN. RI. HARDING.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-08
UNION HOTEL,
LEONARD TOWN, Nd.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

1VHE subscriber intending 10 change his
j business. offers the UNION HOTEL.
Er Sale or Rrm THE Hotel. StshIes asd
'ailer buildings are ia excellent condition. and
fhc stand is equal :nr business tn any in the
counties oi the State. The Hotel IN
n"w in receipt Of a very g,ssl custom, which
ssa,ll be largely increased wish slight etf;rs.
The ax,uns. lrdtins aud furniture viii hs
said with the Hotel The Terms will be lib
rrl ansl made to suit tue times. Persons de-.
Sir"ns IT renting or purchasing are invited to
give the Proprietor call. Possession given
JOHN +. FENWICK.
Leonard Town.
July 1lth, leGi--H.
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look OUT HOTEL,
SAINT AARpS COUNTY. ND.

HvIiE proprietors of this well known and
popular establishment. respectfully in
form tI'. ci,izeps Of Saint MSry's aud the adj
t'ining Counties, that the Hotel at this place
will remain open until the first day Of Nove.n-
her next The bathing at this place is excel
lent and visitors will certainly fluid and enjoy
oil tile amuscmeuts and comforts usually fund
ct FIRST class watering place.
HEFI.EEUWER 4 Co.
Prop:ietos.
July llth, lS61-t-oct. LIST.
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NOTICE.

IYVllE C"partncrsl'iy heretofore existing
Il under the firm 1T CO1sTlNGHAM &
HARDING is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. WIN. II. Harding is al. ne-autI,.r.
lZed to settle il,e business "f the linn.
SAMUEL COTTINGHAM,
WM. II. HARDING,
baltimore jan. ! laGi--4w.
TIE undersigned, having Bought out the
Interest OF Sam, oil Co'tinsha,n oil ti.e finn IL
Ctlinshsn, Il Harding, will hereafter c.adu. {
the business ia his own Name. -and i,e ms,st
soiicits the favor Vi the frieuds II
the old Firm.
vrySs
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FUR CONSTABLE.

FUR CONSTABLE.
The friends of JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
announce him as a candidate for Cons able, in
Leonard Town District.
April 4th, 1861.
J. EDWIN ABELL announces himself as
a candidate for Constable in Leonard Town
district and sOlicits the votes Of his friends and
the gulaic.
Feb. 2Sth, 1861.
JEFFERSON B. JARROE respectfully an
nnunres himself as a candidate far Constable
at the ensuing election in CLapilco District and
solic,ts the support Of his friends and fellow
citizens.
May end. 1851.
RAPHAEL DOWNS offers himself to the
voters Of Leonard Town District as candi-
date for Constable and solicits the support nf
the voters thereof, at the ensuing Fall cleo
tim.
June 18th 18G1--te.
J. r. ALVEY offers himself to the voters
If ChapticO District, an a candidate for Consta-
bic, and solicits their support at the ensuing
Fall election.
August LIST, 1861.