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:H-> To THE VOTERS OF LOUISA
So COUNTY.-Un the 4th Thursday la April, the
Important duty will deyolye upen elect Rrpresea
atve to The next Legislature Of Virginia. At all times
should be careful In selecIion;he present certainly
demands the greatest caution IL eeens to be generally
conceded that present worthy delegate candidate
for reelection In looking around for and
su,pv with many Of the In different sections 81 lie
county At their Instance and w present "
YOU the name OF REUBEN Il. DAVIS ESD, gentleman
worthy Of our trust lie Is discree aiid his Interest Is
identified with US all We deem II unnecessary TO present
his qualifications In this communication ns lie Is well kno~p
throughout the county, and believe he will be sustained
by large majority Of The voters.
March 22-dtf MANY VOTERS.
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n1fSaSEEn.

MARRIED, by Eier John G. Parrish, ct Providence, King
and Queen county ths residence Of the brides mother
Turs.iny, the 18th instant, Mr.. fENDALL GREGORY, Ja
o. King William county. and Misa BETTE S. daughter OF
the late Dr.. Vim. Dew, OF King and Queen county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

s i Variety Of Reading Natter 'oiH 6e
found or ecsrv Page Of tAis paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

nfCSHHOoM CATS & e, possessing un uu.!vall.
M ed richness and de!cacy OF fayor and impar;GS
relish 10 all tnads dishes. 40 appetizer, stands pre-
eminent For sale by V. PETERSON co,
Drurs T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

TAR. DUPOSEU'S GEL i;Rts All Ed GOLS-
- EN- PILLS. PoR fEMtl.ES.-SuGsreTs are confident.
~ recommended TO try this great remedy. For sale by
W. PETERSON CO.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

arTIrF! FRIENDS OF THE SOUTH,
l>-2. and Of resistance to black Republican rule, 10
the counties Of Charles City, New kent anrs City York,
Warwick, Elizabeth City aud the city Of williamsburg,
requested send delegates 10 Convention
proposed TO he holden la The city Of NillamsOurg,
MONDAY, 22i April, 10 nominate suitable cau.ijatr
for rIrglna senate the ensuing election In May
It also respectfully suggested 10 the counties OF YORK.
Warwick and Elizabeth City aud city Williamsburg,
for the House Of Delegates, the thu. and place.
April Z. ctd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

HAVANt CiGAkS.-A lot OF Prime Havana CT
Ill ysrs Just received and for sale, by
AprI ". PETERSON CO., Druggists.
& GES.-bathing and Carriage sponses for sale
= inv ty w. PETERSON CO.,
April p.essl.s.
NTOTICE, II have this day. (MARCu l2r! ls6l,) aI~
pointed Mr. WILLIAM DUNN ny agent TO carry on
Green Grocery and General ding Business; to buy aud
sell for CASH only. $1,000.
April5-H' MILLlAM q: uO.N:
TSTENTION T0LUNTEEES.-An ne lot cf
"A BEAR and LYNX SKIN SuACKUEs, for sae vary
LIEUT.. COL. JOSEPH ?. WARNER.
April 5-lw- Baltimore, Nj.
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~ whig and Examiner please copy

IP~-S, PUBLIC VI EEETNts IN Il ENHENO.
49, There vii; be m-"tng u! the Southern Sta'cs
Rights Party, At lenrco Courtvusr Saturday the b,h
infant at l2 Occck, to nominate suitable Candidate Tor
the next House Of Delegates
Ap,i.-,d MANY STATES RIGHTS VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-06

Ir~s.r> ESSEX AND htNti AND QUEEN.
BE- At the request Of "Mnuy Voters " ! announce
myself Candidate ivrreel-cton the House Of Delegates.
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cided BY the Chair. an appeal taken from the
decision Of the Chair and that appeal discussed
without any limitation whatever as to debate
when the Convention has expressly instructed
the Committee, that it shalt only tolerate de
butte ior ten minutes on the proposition upon
which the Committee is required to vote.
The CRAIHM4S-The Chair ovcrrules the
question Of c,ter which the gentleman from
Harrison, (Mr. CARLl;E.) mahes This is IL
privileged question. All decisions of the Chair
are privileged Questions, from which appeals
lie and ca all such questions there is no limit -
debate.
Mr. CAkLILE-'rhr result then is, that UPON
questions raised in the manner in which thiS
has been, unlimited debate is to uriSe, and the
order oi The Convention is never to be 90
served.
The CnaIgMAH- There is no limit 10 detnte
Oh IN appea! taken from the decision Of the
Chair. The limitation Of debate 10 ten minutes
is confined 70 the report I'll the Committee Of
twcnty-nne.
Mr. SPEED-l do tru.t il will be the pleasure
o! the Committee ~ sustain Inc appeal lhat
has been taken from the decision Of The Chair.
! suppose everybody understands that these
rules are prescribed iUr the purpose Of ;rcssr
wing order, and contributing to the dispatch ii
business inteliisibly. Tic chief Object | had
IN view in serkihg to obtain the loor, even be-
lore the appeal VAS taken, was to state what
scrIlle'i to me 10 bc proper that this body
should know, or at least some Of them Ny
apprehension was, that MANY members voted
for this resolution, not giving it the construc-
ton that The Chair gave 10 it. It will be re-
nenoersd by this Convention, that when this
motion Tus msle before, | opposed it
for several Icssohs, which stated very
briefly, and was cut of, under the rule
combining the debate to ten minutes, from
assigning Uthrr reasons. II did not enter
my mind i:int this resolution Was susceptible
cl The Interpretation which has been given tp
II. | Confess nov that | have read and ex-
amincd il critically as you have done, Mr.. CHAIR.
elaE; that ! concur III the correctness o! TIC
interpretation literally; ana if had understood
IL, then as do now, would have cOmmented
in stronger terms upon the cruelty and injus-
tiee Of such rule than did upon that ucca.
sion. Look at this matter for moment Hers
we are considering amendments 20 the COnstitu-
lion Of the United States, TO BE- made accept.
aon 10 the people of Virginia. and to the p=o.
pie If the other States Of this Uni9n. Those
Ec'ltltuleD - ~ LUIS
SIX weeks aid have had iheir opinions ma:urei
in regard to what those amendments should be,
are prepared TO vote without discussion at all.
I rise to suggest modification OF some one OF
these amendments. In my feebleness waste
ri tine in preface. or in an idle effort 10
show that the proposition or amendment 1
submit ought to be made BY ny side sits
my colleague, adler than am, able 10 show
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
TTRIGHTSVILLE
MAGNETISM Stone LIME,

he YES. and cheapest lha' IL usca for asricutu-
c.l purposes. duck and Ss 'ked, either with
Or without M,gncsIa. (One bushel ~ Quick
wall slack tvr and a-haii' bushe.s.j We nave
every variety of STONE LIME, one variety
containing an ABUNDANCE OF MAGNE-
~ for ANY SOIL that may require 1t, and
The ether varieties cnnt,in II sTf icIent quantity,
n:,,e Oar Lime Rnats g To all the Access
sable points on the Chesapeake Bay. and rs
tributaries, We are therefore enabled to offer to
the Faransrs AMI Dealers III VI tryla and Vir-
gina, z eater facilities than they have ever
had in purchasing the abose articles. Thankful
Cor the very liberal patronage use have hereto
rnre ;.ceired. most respectfully solici, ;on.in.
la;ian Of the same.
SIMMONS. nRISCOE 4 H1ilES.
H1PRE DE GR.7CE, ND.
March l6, lsE0--ly
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28

Tie Undersigned having in':reas ed their Cap
tai and 8usIness FacIiities, have this day
Torrn al a C.-nert ler>hir under the name and
style Of SIMMONS, BRiSCOE & HlI.LES,
fer t.e c animation a! the Coal, Lumber aud
Lime trale, her"'"f,re conducted by Bsiscoe,
Stiles & Co. ANA Smmons & Hilies. We have
cor stan'ly on land for sale aud ImmediaIe ship
nsnt, every yanatv of C"ai and L,r,iber.
Goals. Baliimo: e Co.'S. Trevertop, pitistnR,
S,n.asy-s Looms, Mouat. Lumber, WAt.e
Pine, White aud Yellow Pine Flooring, Siding,
Pickets, Laihs, c. ,ress Shingles. best North
Csrolna. Cuilings and Selects, Hemlock and
White PINE Fencing, Jois,s, oluadlns Bill
STUFF cut TO orde.,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
VALUABLE
X4NEFiCTERl.NG PROPERTY
PD!D SA ARo

THE vanable property. kaowr a' CLIFF
Ton FACTORY and G3lST MILL
water power, situated "n tao Head Mater.
nf 81. Mar,h river in Saint Mary's c.m.t, .
Id, Ard -,nt.c : Al 'ut three hnn.r-f ana
lily acres o! 'and i. "i,Trd ut Prva'" Sal.
i'hi. prosperity has on it STORE tlOI 81,
which is god stand t''r business HOTEL,
DWELLINGS. Workshnrs. 81. Tie pro-
pcny wlli he s,Id 81. accommodating terms.
For farther particulars, apply 10.
THOMAS ". COUGH,
JO. FORREST,
Leonard To~R r O.
Nov 18th. laso-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
NOTICE..

HNHE undersigned wish to 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,
aud will REPAIR, CAULK. &C.. on the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. ndquick dispatch will be given
in all cases. The Railway is situated about
a quarter Of mile from Leonard Town on
a fine oyster creek, where we will also
build SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, If
required. on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS & FOXWELL.
july Iesh Isea-g.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
CHAIR AND URE
ESTABLISHMENT.

Va r.. ANDERSON. Nos. 10 & II
" Second Street hetretn rre'ierlc. Street
md harsh .harktt Space. Bdtumc'e.
Having the largest Ware rooms and best
a>surtlnen; OF Cabinet Furniture in The city
prepare, 10 s-llrvery arti:te IN iiIN line up"I.
lir most liberal and accommodating teIu,..
Having had long experience in this line oi
pusin-ss. he tialters hImssii that he cat com
pete, as 10 excellence ui E-"teIial. beauty OF
work uianShip aud range o: prices, W tn any
ps,abli>hms ht OF tie sort III thus or any other
ci,y. His general stock embraces a full and
complete assortment OF Partcr GHrs Sofas,
Rocking Chairs, Spring Lo'Hges. Chamber
Suits, Tar roos'. Opce AID lining Chairs,
French Tie a-1rtes, Settlers, 4rm Chairs.
Natt0ses keesiny flasses fc., al every va
rie,y and description. lie has also on hand
.3edsteads of his own manufacture. which
can be pu, up aud taken down IN TWO min.
ut-s. Persons from 81. Mary's. whining to
purchase Furniture. are requested 10 call and
examine his Stock before buying eisew mere
- sure to fluid the right place Nos. 10 g. ~
Second !S;reet-Wars louse with SO Tee
iron, and large Fielding doors.
Angus, llih 1S59-lv. -
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Il UIL d K r. s
Nj A TIE RI A L S

The undersigne', w0uli respectfully call tn
ct t.,un If the Public &" flcir urge ASSET
men, Il DOORS, BLINDS, SASH IOOR
FRAMES, HINDOW FR.4Hf.S, V.7SH-
BOAHUS CASTINGS. .NOULULNGS, .h4N-
TIES. anal every description, 81 House Build
ing materials, which they have constantly on
ilana AID which they can tu.Iisl al In. short
r.,t notice.
They Ar. also prepared to finnish at tie
shortest rr:ice FRAME WORK f.:
Country il"useS Cottages. and suburban
Re>itl~n.rf according t. any pan or design.
al read, Ei.,d to b. pa, UP III tl.e:r rr'p',-
ed Rites.
Farnrrs and ctl,crs. d+sirons of hui!ling
-. t.: c',n'fry, would find il, t.i /. ir advantage
Ey giving IS a cali before liIrcl.a<ins else
~lcrc a. We are fnIIv prepared to execute
work on t,e n,nst reasonable terms. Aud the
advantages. which Ne uTcr in preparing all
rh- mat, rails that NAV he necessary IN con-
>tr,Ictiny a house will Ice found to save the
Builder great deal Of vexaiious delay and
expense.
Hrs- All orders left at tlcir Office or ad-
,.res>-d To- them 10y mail vii! meet viii.
promp aud satisfactory attention.
MAUGI!i.IN & .!Di; NS0S,
Steam P'Iining MI! AMI S"'.i Factory
t.as, Falls Avenue near l'raIt Street Bridge
Warehou,e No SIS pra: street,
NIX, .'n"r 10 rcnr & Mitchell, Bait. Md
April 10th, l8C0-lr.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
500 REWARD.

DAN away from Rssecroft, the residence q
IL William +. Hardy. IN 81 lrigors' dis
trict. on Tuesday the 18th instant, negro mss
Da.Iu WIiiianis, sged ap"ut24 yeaf4. DAVID
is about feet, s "r r inches Iig h. lie had on,
when he left the Farm. pair of waite drah
cloth pantaiuons, II b sek pea jacket and white
cloth hat. He cock with him, also, Sunday
su:f Of black clnthes ard n black hat. DAVID is
FIST taIksf and very quick IN mis- movements.
He was purchased .f carton Duvoii, of Anns
Arundel county. Nd.
| will give the ABOVE reward, If he ia fsk en-
OUTSIDE OF 3. Mar. : county. and s5G. if he is
takei. the co" nay --Drovite ne In ST secured
That get him AGAIN.
JOHN NJ. MiLLARp
for
WILLIAM r. HARDY
L=9na.d Town. Me
New. 24'h. Ie5s
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
MOI ICE.

r7IiIE undcr'is, e.: legs !e:~e TO iuforraehis
IL frierds and tie Pubic. Il At he is sill II
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carry Ing
~ B5-iCNSM!ThlAG. Gun, LOCK
NA,T;4j&G. SHEET IRON AMI STOVE
WOHLl--n .t'.rl. iron woik Of all dcscrir-
.. su,u ~ i. l.,irinc CARRIAGES, BUG
liES, Ul,kAWAIS, CARTS. WAGONS.
HORSE S!inflNh. FARM WORK Of ali
.t:ui,: ais" REAlERS, TIkASHERS and
DRILLS. Win his cxrelicnc VI l ! years il.
Mac!u.e Ship. lie thinks ,hat he call de- an,
kind of Bi,rk-lnli Work firm II knee II. to al.
anchor ard "n reasonable terms. New Wag-
r'r,s am! Carts buii: cheaper than can he done
Al any other SIP III this place. HORSES
SIiOED al tie shrr,-.t notice.
JAMES A. II 'CATNRhN,
Black NTH.
JANUARY l2th. lsG0-;f.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
ISAAC yMk.as.a Ec&,.. p,saxr.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES.
ISAAC JACKSON & CO., Proprietor.
(succassoRs TO THoS. M. HARvEYA
Jennervilie. Chester County, Pa.
To the Farmers ard Planters cf 81. Marv,s
and adjoininx roan,,es.
TINE subscribers beg ieaye IA eaN .s,~nsa,

To the Farmers ard Planters cf 81. Masy,s
and .,dioining rps,'it,es.
THE subscribers beg leave to esH attention
l. 10 Their large stcra tor the Fab trade.
Apples. psarS, standard nd dwarf; Cherries:
Peaches; Pkms; Apri"ots; NectarInes, all se-
iec,ed and choice varieties. Our small fruit
department comprs%s every thing IN its clsss.
Sira cherry, "ns hundred varieties: GIsres.
aty varieties, Cusrant, Raspberry. Giooseberrv,
Rhubaro or Pie Plant. Asparagus
Our stock of ORNAMENTAL TREES ia
very heavy, and compriss: al! The common and
mos; NJ the new. both evergreen and diciduous
Roses, Dahlias aud bedding plants ut every De
scrPtion- Usage Orange for hedging. T5;s
plant il destined soon to sarsrcsde an others for
sh.s purpose. being hardy, Il rapid grower. its
srroa.g tf,"rns "..rfIns AN impossible barrier ia
all kinds OF stock Our stock is healthy AND
well grown, and oar prlre~ Willie 70, nd "a iou
as any o. haf establishment. Orders so:ic,,.x.
Address
ISAAC JACKSON e. CO.
"ennervie, Chester Co, Pa
P. s. Catalogues furnished en- arnlicats,
aefssenae-Franc,s j. ssrcne, Rloomshury: ]
Edwin Coas, Locus, Grove, ST. Mary 3 conntys
AGENT Fred Maddox, who i
ogent for this eampany. will attend to al
ardcrs left with him.
Sept. 18th, lsGa--tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
LII MBkR II
SHINGLES!!

Flooring, &C.
WEinvite the attention OF uur blends and
" consuncr,, centrally, III st. Alarys and
adjoining cnuI!jcs H. our extensive assortment
OF seasened BLILDLTG MATERIALS
All parties c,ntcm plating the erection OF
Dwellings. Barnes, &C., will nud il greatly to
their advantage to give us a call. at we can
sell ri. lowest ratrs for cash or Negotiable pa
pei.
Doors, Frames. Sash, &C., furnished a,
Mill prices.
Orders filled for Bricks, Lime, Hair, Nails
&c.
NJ. Wharfage charged Oh Vessels receiving
Lumber firm nur Yard.
4 CARSON, ZIMMERMAN. & CO.,
West side Union DICK,
Norfolk Boat " harf
March 2e,'.. lsc0-tf
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NOTICE..

INFESoNSla,ir gSEEyANTsFOR SALE
Il World do we'll tn call III. tho subscriber
b.4i..re .ii<rn-ins ofthem elsewhere a II COM
municalions viii De promptly attended C. Ad-
dress,
W. T. 4. REEpER,
CHAPT,"o,
Nd.
Aus 2.d. Isst-a.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
NEW LUMBER YARD,

Corne, IF Est FIIs Ial Etstern A'th"s,
BALTIMORE, MD.
q WILLIS (late OF the firm OF ) VIII
Cs s Co has coinmenc ed1he LUAiBE
BUSINESS on his own account. and IS pres
pareI furnish LUMBER in all rariet'es for
Ru ding an. other purposes. He will fur
nisA ai,U-
FRAMES. SASH,
Doors. BRICKS, LINE OR HILP, &
Win many thanks 10 his former custom
ers IN 81 Mary's and the sIjoiuirc counties
hr hopes 20 retain their confidence and re-
ceiv. their at,onage and pledges hltn>eltto
use every ri'or'to please asd willsetI cheap
ior cash or approved PAPER.
Dec 9Th lS5a-1y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

TtTfZEES % rhi> county who nav h
~ desiruus 81 uniting il the ioru.aiIun oi a
CAVALRY COMPANY are requested 10
leave their nau,"s II the Store Of AessFs
S,n.ins + hao'.". in iris village.
JaunarS 3r,!, 1891 II!
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
pEyyNEec ErTyCE.

4 IL persons Indebted 70 me On Tarrrn sc'
IA cnan, wiii come forward and settle me
same wii,ou, delay as 1 wish All claims due tie
closed forthwith iaiessd hereafter ~ 90 an
EXCLUSIVE CASH husin.Ss and an defrt n,:nei
IN give no credit for EATING. OR'Nh'No
or HORSE FEED from the LIST "f January
1851.
s Pecr. .=tor, 4
Washing;sn Ho-ci.
!. January 3ra. IsSI-:f.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
THRESHING MACHINES.

7 have for sale the Peitom Triple Geared
i Horse Pouer and W. w Dingee s. Co.'S
Irou Threxher. ,ciA Rerdriag Sfrnm Carrier.
The niachiue Is warranted &" reader .atisIrc-
tion to all pur. hascrs. The price OF horse
power. 30 inch Thre~her aud Straw-Carrier
delivered al ANY wharf in ~. Mary's county,
10 SiSb. 8
Farmers are invited to call 81 my Store is
Leonard Town and examine Ills Ihrrrher.
E. LEO SPAl.DIyG.
Juue 2Stb. ls60-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28

Leonard Town, Nd. March srti, ls5s-s,a

The following anays recommends this lime
As possessing properties Qfar superior to any
"ief} necessary 20 bs trpii-d To- the lands M tina
e:ion. waiGh are known TO be deficient ~ DO b
me and mashesla:
Laboratory ofStaie Chemist
M. ~ Exchange Buildings,
Baltimore, Md, Jane 3uih, 1857.
Rerort OF analysis OF } SAMPLES uf Schuyikli
LIinesto"e, marked respectively No / (whitet
No (blGtl, No (Sintc), No 2 (bluel, n.
, itopl, f'r John Kennedy, Esq, Of Port
kennedy. Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.
The ah"'e .ami''es of"Schuy Kill Llmestone'
were ;"nd. apon analysis, 10 be compose
yi.n*S
No w. | lbl 2.lw) 2 (b) go
Ca bon. OF Lime. 6i 3, 81, sos. sci, 81 !
Carbon. Of Mag $50, 3i.l, 31.3, 42.4. .U.t.
Sand, Ciay& Iron 90, ~, I.2, Is. as
100.
The tsove Schuyikrll Limes,onss ere Magne
sian f.Imes:ones. of rre,v nearly equal conn"
n irn. They are most especially adapted TO Il e
ap.lc H. n on soils winch are defcien, IN both
Lin. ami MagnesIa-
JAMES HIGGINS.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
J. n. LUcKET
S toe k, n ote, Bill,
ASs REAL EsrATE BROKER.
u Second street,
BAL TIMOR f.

REPEI gSCgs.
P. Gibson Cashier Bank Of Bait. Baltimore.
e.. r. C.lcuan. Cash. ~ chanics' Bank, j.
a. Buck. Cash Franklin Bank, Thomas j.
Carson, Banker, Thomas y. Johnston, J. G..
Adams, Warwick, Frick & Ball, r. Micklc
Cash Union Dank Of Mar, land Ral B,s.A
vickers, Pres. Marine Bank, Johnston Brks6
Co, Bankers Josiah Lee G. Co, Hugh Jen-
ki.s & ca. Young & Carson, Wn. Pimkney
Brooke, IVasai'.gtnn, D. G.
May oath, l36O-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
BUSINESS NOTICE.

4 LII persons indsbtsd 10 me 90 Tavern e.
"A count will Gems orsard and ssesle the
same without delay al wish ali eisims dus ~
closed forthwith. ! intend hereafter 20 - q
exclusive CASH business and am dessrunins6
% give no credit for EATiNG-HRfNK-
ING or HORSE FEED from the LIT e< Jsnua-
sry, IoSi. E
JOHN r. PENwICK,
Pre2riesss.
Unias Hstsl.
yssuary aa, l56l-r. Z.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
FIRE
IN S Z Il 4 nee

INSURANCE w all descriptions Of County
owing First Gas, Companies. with
cut the delay Of consulting the home utiic-
ap,n application t" the undersigned.
JOHN 4. CAVALIER,
Leonard H,cn, Nd
Msrrh l0th. ls59-lv.
Companies. Capital and surplus
"cnri,y Insurance Co, IN. y"rk, $2h7 600
-tc,.iy /" =. 2a2 600
2o,ulu.e =" 2i7 900
Now World " 245 900
U,ntauk "a 2Uil Gnn
Charter Ca; of lIart!"rd, C'nn"r:icut .,42 600
Insurance Co. Of IL" Valley OF Va, al 600
.!rcmarie "i Virginia, 2o0'",'l
| ynrhburg 2p000O
Northern A>suranc Co. L-slen. c.l0t,ilI
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual Of New YORK, l0lt,l50
l.vrchhrrg Of Virginia, ci".0f
Charter G.f Of Iaff,r,i, G. .rnetticrt 34s 400
Ess- The ennre & ,.npAnics are al tirer&,'!
by tic Comptroller.
T:.snHs q. Joamsen is Agent frr
he State 81 H.. y!an,!, No. -, 6ct ond street
Baltimore.
ssy- Lo.se, promptly adjusted and paid.
Marcel! latk iSha-Iy.
FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN II BUCKLER is recommended
10 the voters Of this count; a. d candidate ior
sheriff in 1861.
CHARLOTTE Hall D.s-RIcr
Nov 10Th, 1880
THOMAS l.. DAVIS is recommended to
Inc vo,.rs Of this county as a candidate ier
the Sneri'al,y in 1861.
hnisoes' District.
Nov l0,h. $50
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
lUMbER NOTICE.

nCRNS & SLOAN relarn their SINGER
II t!auks to the Farmers fvr ti,.r 'ihcrs
ra'r"nag" f"r the year past Their stock
LTMRFE is larger than .ser ard better as
sor'"i: and We are determined tn offer great
ins:ncelnen;s to cash huyrrs. Apply al The
Torner Of Euta ~ and German streets, IT at is2
Light street Wharf.
BURNS & SLOAN. 1
r.Ilimore, Nj
Feb. 2nd, 1860
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
QUICK QUICK LIN +! /!
kENNECY'S
SCUUILKlLL LIME.

40 well known in Pennsylvania, ), Delaware
~ New Jersey and the Aortherss snd Eastern
PORTION "f this State, as being superior 10 any
nther for agricultural in.lroreaemf, il ior tho
f-,t time placed within the reach .f the farm
as and p!ant,rS Il ~. Mary's and adj ...;ng
counties. tar ugE the a.cnr, -. the uhtler.iga-
Ell. Who'll prepared u sell on accommodating
terms any quantity of Q"ichi LANG. deliverable
us per agreement III tie SPORES # any uf tho
rivers "r bays III said counties. Orders lici;-
I'd
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
.sprcE TO CREDITORS.

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