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OF company, forming line, dressing ranks and
going through all portions Of thorough re-
View with silent obedience and accuracY hardly
70 pc surpassed BY any white regiment now at
Hhton Head. Commodore Dupont expressed
himself to the effect, and almost In the words
haye used. He arrived in the South q thor
ough believer In the hopeles.ness of eleVating
the negro race, but like Paul in his journey to
damascus, he has seen great light, His
honest and capaefous mind has been opened
to The conviction Of evidence, and Judging
from such portions Of his conversation Is t
had the honor Of hearing during the review,
and TIE subsequent church service, I believe
ne WILL excuse me for stating that lie, for one,
Is not ashamed to confess Total revolution OF
opinion in regard to the negro question since
ne has been brought fce to face with its real
hlts, and that he is to-day an honest and SIN
cere upho1der Of and believer In both the sue
cess and honesty Of the experiment fnaugu-
rated by Gen. Hunter in armlng the blacks.
The review ever aud the parade dismissed,
The payal and military officers took seats on
the piazza in rear Of the Drayton mansion,
the chsp'ain standing in front Of the steps
and the regiment drawn up in companies be-.
fore him and resting an their arms. Hymns
were Eung, 8 chapter sot th4 Bible read, an
earnest prayer offered, and Il sermon sui ed to
The intelligence Of the Listeners delivered.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Gubby's remarks,
and on his Invitation, one Of the African pri--
Yates, stately negro, with coal black, bQshy
beard. and fguTe which would make the for
.une OF any sculptor, stood up and addressed
Lis fel1ow-soldiers. The change was electrical
on the faces Of his hearers the painful strain
ing to cateh the meaning of the previous
speakers remarks being sudds sn1y replaced by
looks Of absorbed and thrilling interest, The
speaker used the hroadest patois Of the plan
tation, bis voice ringing with the sincerity Of
his convictions. and his simple uster.nces OF
heartielt @ sentiments finding 9 response in the
earnestly, and with tears in his eyes, for his
dear master, who was encamped out ia the
wilderness, and that his dear master might be
leo 70 gee mat IN rebellion against the govern
ment be waa rabelllng against God. He prayed
lcr las dear-W1te and children, now sep asa:ed
from him by the doom Of slavery, perhsps for
ever tor the president of the Unitsd States
the good president Who took pitv3i& the poor
plac6 man-and for Com. Dapons, Gen HUI
,er, ard al the generous white people who
had come down to rescue them, and who
We're not afraid Or ashamed to confess that
under different shades Of ek1n the same pria-
c'Ple OF immortality existed, and thai ovef
az men, OF different races, one Supreme Father
Com. Dupont said of this prayer, that from
Its simplicity aud artles5 earnestness, deI;v-
cFed'ln pa.ois only half intelustble. it was
one OF the 1aost sublime u-:eriuces he had
ever heard; that it had moved him more th1n
Lie POLISHED rhetoric Of many BRILL INT breach
trs, delivered beneath the arches OF sacrsI
fontt. over cushions of velvet, and with Ih,
"tsith Of our largest cities to applaud his
WoTda.
, 1862-07-26

:W WOh4VACE GaIGl.-- w leTe38s
Johnston and Jenny Joanaton Is Vial
ne 91ss "a 6g raeis certain moE1zage stsd
e 1nq pfops.y sePzs RI
q Ts
*sI dsts n nSeFes: ssms s ioiess5
ea "a @ atsz Ss Is tsas u 3
foo M sf snGn9 interest Un che eaiu sum or seventy
= 8 e Il esF
e "a a tss
dsss1gnsa bsa.inE eyer dats Win sai ortssge pa1:
as Il SD ss ss s
ne payment Of OF said Of Interest
aRs 10 &c s .sosa ass;
eps I'd i s m e. e. sI
ssoaa e ta sn% sa9 e
e e g tss
aoTw1thstandpg sd slec1t9n e De Tsds 4 the ms
And that that 6 should be awial for tie under
zEned 70 s, snts5 81 mt ssd upon Al md Singular Dc
n ssRes ~ equity of ~, psIsg q
o sRs' ss hs q pne
as b 1 Sss a = o
Newspaper published IN Chicago =! 40'1'
sss Sc
esT ~ dae Sy 81 g q s1 @2Fsage On n at
,nasazne 20 e. paid ,Then he same oee4iae dne,
aRe n t5o Rass s2a nsa saRafa
Ogden, have elected Ind do eiecs list ths pT1aqG
2 Z 6eas I'd & (, ns
And whereas. there h new cue anu unpaid On said
satt principal sum Of seve1IYdTe thonsand
doAan ard teid ann OF one thousand four hundred
q saa q slss @sias 6 e lasssi e
Es:t q inte5stanouat,ns 70 tae nm Of ITO nous
thereon On s6sdrzt ds7 81 JuiY. l. ISL Ala Ia
the 11*l atmenr Of interest anounK to the i1st 8boy
named nan sam which became due thereon On The lint
sn OF eighty thousand nine hnndreo dollars {Ssl a15
NOW ;the5e1cre public uo'ice B hereby gt114 fhat
tae said william ogden -undeEand IN pufauau.ze d
hs7eenteTed into and upon I'll aud singular thc DFsm
@ ST s!izs & s q; sss sst} fe e
a. a. .sysaty Evenly "a one Is. ss9
se a. &sessa5a ss & e ;sss ts9 s.
seesy 81 a. 81 I es M eS!$5 @ $s
So p s;ss ' 20 q
q 90 ss's e. G
Schiller street, On rhe west b y 91s s7eefsad On sse
souta by Fpethe strres aud ntnK u ths ots nclasd
being n the city OF Chicago oounty uQooE ind sats
AaRSs 90 9sz q g A29s. ~
pawsfs I'D praviisons q ssd ofter for ssfs
a sevs sna
et and eq4tty Of Redemption q tae SAID RicA6fd K
E1tt and Asnssa A. S@ut Big wife, aud james s,
executors. adunlsators as71sea or asslZ1s taarsia
1t public suction to the highest bidder Tor cs4h
ssld mortgage VIE nlBd fur reord IN the R-cofder1
Gsass Z "a Sa fseo,aed E soaS q 3
Mortgages commencing at pas IS Of :a!d booS
es,e.xo. inn, IA. ,ea9 1llAn 3, ,ssassss5 Se2sa
-. - !. - ! ~
, 1862-07-26

r YONS FBMALE COLLEGE,
1o9hE laqfes Next session will open On the 50 ;ay
q Shep1en,sG5 Ibls instuon has been founded npon
SAINT and healthy situations IN the est has full corps
Of atui teachers and VIII meet all reasonable er-
formation. address Rev. GEO. r. MGbRE. President
Lyons. Iowa. iy25tt043t
, 1862-07-26
TH r
Northern Transportation Coy

OF OHIO
Mprepared to transport property between
Easten, al Points Ia KeR ENGLAND, New Tea
and the Vest,
With promptnesa care and dlapatca.
This we'll known Line Of Fourteen F1rsrclass scsex
stennera connects a. 0.uensburE with the
Railroad fm Boston and all Points IN HsR
England;
At Cape Vincent with he
Railrrad and PEopel1or Linz between ceps
Vincent and New York,
and At oswego wtth,s
L1NE 0F IS FIRST CLAsE CANAL EDA7T
Between 0swego, Troy, Albany and New YORK
Forming DAILY LINE from Boston. Few Tozx
9gdsasen! r. GaR. Vlncant snd oswego TO Claveia2d
AND ATRtWEKKLY LINE To- ,,:
Chicago, 8tlw11kea aud intermediate Fo1ta,
AGENTS.: ..-
j. Ayer1 lgl Broadway: New York. Jotu Hoex.
tng Ssate street -Boazon:Geo T. Eddy 0gdenz61sE1
Eego. Pelton & Breed Cleveland walker q Haye3
Eee- Taylor. Mar1ay & Co. Reedue
ckARY T.. HOWE, Agents,
~, Foot 1t North Lasa11s st., Chieake.
fApS-p53Em1
, 1862-07-26

&ATARRHi QATARRHfl
~ cATAKRHsu

~-AANA0 NAA ANGk6d dEA EUYs
"A41aafxD 70 % sura cure 10.
GATARaH or COLD IN TIE HRar
0BK AuNDKEn fHuuaAap pe1sora ,,1- v-.-,, =. -.
eeun1y Consumption Eeery phVscs.n! ~ SaIJ n III
171a :u1H twothrds os this nembe5 81 disesss n11 11
CATARRH IN THE NosR.
Ee neLs step eeux 10 the throat and brancals, tus.
: easle1 81 % c eass car.s.n rnan cosunpnou ma y.
1naaE ns nIst " prevent the Latter. Persons shon!s
Hn9eIssaao y saas the better Ta7 to cure Consumptor
- q h1st Fe5F sight Persons ind thsy hkge cold
no H9a LnaL tey have hequt at:&cks knu ara most
t1 % ne changes Of t npefsture In this con.
Snd ad negs ma5 Re dsy slight dischazEe 1r
A. the disease beeomea chronic he scharaes "a r.
GxeAsed tn quantity snd changed Ii uns1ify tev 49,
now tack and hesvF and a.e either gos II II b. SoT
6aVka Of coughed o. The ss7enons e .2s nc ~
n4satnk hbt brext the voice Is thtcF ma nS.s1 X
1e aEe weak the sense Of smen d lee.rned y. rs I
co1anS "a es1nss nsaqsn5 t:ka p1sce Anotas1
person obliged to clear hs throat IL fhe aorntne
~ ~ aasf g ainy nucoua Ehch hsa talen doVn ffon
{nnSa 1y ne s1F at his tscase b IL way to he
7rent e sas s5Hptoms of Esrarrh u they appear
81 e he "a q ne liquid cArAKRH REMEDY II,
moved And sucsent c6ndenc . en,ecSslZ +, f. e
dy 70 A4s1re Al who are dsooaed T. ret - - - +sn
Su5oG CataI5h hat II aer the ttsi nf rr RsI3ee =
"a Hna ~ moam 70 eanees "a receved ~ amount ~
Prioe Of the Cas2z1n Hexsoy. 1ou-x,.s,*s.
6oe month With r1!l and clear dfrecuon1 IN ne
ofRos, 182 South Clark Street, Wostatr.,
AdareH d. & sRF1'W
dedhEat7m tosI OMce Box 1851 Chicsxo m
, 1862-07-26
Special hottces.
Batohelcrsb Hair Dyel The best

"7@11e1e1cp q 71t'H 703VK 100 UC5E
In the world. WILLIAM 4. BATCHELOKS celenrs-
ted Hair produces color not to b distinguished
rom nsturewsz1anted not to tn3ure the hafs in the
least; remedies the III efess Of bad dyes and inv1go
rates the hair for life. GREY, RID or Rug7r HAIR H.
KautiT turns e2lendld Black Of Brown, lesr1uc the
hair sott and beautiful Sold By IN Druggists, DC,
II The genuine Is signed william A. Bstchelor on
Che four sdes Of each boz Factory, No 81 Barclay St
New York, Date Broadway and Is Bond Jye eo71y
, 1862-07-26

W. H113DAIuEl- IT E3k HGaQ-
nehe Kennedy Is the THING. 70 lady Of gentleman
will ever be without Bottle alter once using it.
Price Is cents. Sold BY Druggists generally Whole
sAle Agent for the Northwest Z RLANDOE, s. Lake
street. opposite fremont House Chicago. je2's47uau
, 1862-07-26

The following Is the report published in the
Richmond Examiner Of the losses in Pryor's
brigade in the seven days fight before Rich
mond. The brigade contained 500 men:
, 1862-07-26

FLOATING BATTERY AT SAyANSAH.-It is
no" officially announced TINT the iron-ciad
floating battery Georgia, built by ,he ladies o1
that gallant Stlte, is now complete and read :
'or action. The armament IF the Georgia
consists OF ten heavy guns. She will be com
nIhndcd lg Lieut. j. Pembroke Jones Of Vir.
giriL-R1bel paper.
, 1862-07-26

A F. BUSCH1CK, Practical Ma
SAniet' AID DrHftauan, WILL mskn ,DraW1ae1
S6f Mschfnery Of AL descriptions and orerp hie ssr
q. f9nee Wishing u sacufe Parent Faghta Bpec>
@tAGoA drawings. Ard Models mnoe 10 oFdae
y,ef EGe @ = tng MARINE Ba,tr WorkA Michigan street
5r11Spe SsS e!s and FRANKLIN street. Chicago, NJ
, 1862-07-26
4 URORA INSTITUTE AND
CLARK SEMINARY.

Fall Term opens Aug nst 18Th.
one Of the most successful schools ID the Wet
a9d fully entitled to the Hrgs patronage It hAs receiT
81 It has large and able corps Of teachers and il
located IL one OF the heslthest and most pleasant
IoF rs n illinois, The Standard OF scholarship high
Tie 69ildinE the 1estef the nd in the State Taefa
m8e department CHers special ducenents Expenses
gary 4Eon fl29 to 800 per according to the
address Rev. G. ". QUEREAU, a, IL, Aurora IIIi.
Aots. fc9s51S1n
, 1862-07-26

S.-T.-l860-X.-Drake's Plauts,
ZION Bl11EEs-E1haasted Natures great restorer.
SheJ 1uv1gorate. strengthen and purify the system
cure Dyspepsia Acidity Of the Stomach, niarrhea DC
Aper1ect Appetizer and Tonic. They 1nr1gora1c the
poby without stimulating the brain. They are CON-
pound Of pure st. Cro1x Rum, Roots and Herbs and
ere recommended By all who use them. Adapted to
Che old or Eoung. but particularly recommended to
she weak aHd lapgufd- Sold hy all Druggists Grocers
6otels and Ssloona. T. Il. DRAKE CO.
lay19T494Sm 2o2 Broadway, New York
, 1862-07-26
HANGING RECOMMENDED.

C11o1H LIE N1cnIHUn0 E1qI1f9f. JH!y Iy-I
The bold and dashing Col. Thomas, OF st.
Nicholas notoriety, should not be overlooked
when the regular exchange Of prisoners takes
Place. The enemy refused to ackno wledge
him as prisoner Of war, notwithstanding the
facE that be had lis commission upon his per-
eon ct lhe time of his arrest, Let some meas
ures be adopted By which our eue1nies may be
forced to recognize the gallant colonel as a
pri- oner Of war, and be regularly exchanged
for federal officer of like rank,
, 1862-07-26

To the Nervous of both sexes
- Rerea Clergyman barring been re tored to health
IN few dAy after OF great tueing s will
tnE to a,st others b sending trsel % t1e rscsip
ton used. Direct tie REV. JOHN Ii. DAGSALL. 18
Enltop street, REookiEn. New 3QEE ie9.s14m
, 1862-07-26

pENSIONS, BOUNTY MONEY.
ilasnB5 PACE !N.s,Y, PAY, Ets=Branch Hon.e Of Bell i
Lake street Post Office Box 253;, Chfc1go, III.
EEFEREScEs-His Ezcclencg 4. LIScoLS, President
Duhois. Auditor Ill Both members Of this fEm r.
SIDE at Washington Liberal commissions allowed te
countz3 agents. mJ2-r5S52m1 JULIAN RUNE, Agt
, 1862-07-26
LYONS Magnetic Insect Powder.

yon's Magnetic Insect Powder,
xesea for 1e years and growB in favor. It k1e and
nxtes,ntnates Roachea Bed BngA Ants, F1eas Moths
Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden Insects, &C.
FL genuine bears the signature Of Lyon And "a not
poisonous to persons domestic aniuals Beware Of
counterfeit. and tnitatiora- :
Lyons Powder kills all fnsects IN trice
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Bold everywhere. D, s. BAESEa .
ny1atsaaSm &R Broadway, New York
, 1862-07-26
A. LEXANDER STI.IER

,i;,.. Notary Public and Commissioner and Agent fcf
Military Claims. No South Clark street corner ii
South Water s1rset, Chicago. II. Having been con
nscted With The United States Pay Department In tie
UtstE1cE ol Wisconsin. Illinois. Michigan Ohio Ken
t2Gky and Tennessee am enabled to procure arres5a
counts ofresgnsd officers and discharged soldiers who
can G6san tGe pay cheaper hy applying to than b7
fhangf on Great Britain. conttn Europe Collect
!n!aer1tances ETC. By power OF attorney Reference
n petnissiun5H"n. T. A. Eoi: n, 1t Governor q
IlliE9s; Hon E.v-.d et:uuon, t5uJernor Of Wiscon.
alnt: Daslo loo. .esnor Of hho- je4s83u
, 1862-07-26
YOUNG LADIES. SEMINARY


WILSON & MERRIAM, Of the
psnato, 1Gt 1GGsntrai Western War Claim. Bounty and
fsnNGn Dfnce-" IS ClarE street ChicaEU UtK are in
almost daily receipt Of Invalid Pension Certidcsfea 4
and ceffdcat4s for Arrears OF Pay due deceased SOL
a1ef1 Theirs ts the oldest War Clat4 EstablIshment
N me hesI and parties who wish their 1usntss
pfoItiy efcier ty and reliably attended can haYe
II gone DS &pplyt1E to them "
, 1862-07-26

~ DR.. James, formerly of
New orlesna has arrtred In Chicago and permanently
located at IS Randolph street. between State and Dear
born streets, Chicago. III.
HEClAI1ST.Curcs old Chronic and recent dlseas
g. Has the testimonials Of the medical fraternity.
Aet.cal Journals and the almost entire press Of fhe
EoCth
Office Hour4-From 9 T. II. till PM
Consultations nvtolable. te13e1S92m
, 1862-07-26

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
EEwa1{y, Wigs, Braldk Cuflk, Frtxxeu -etc 70 70 4
GHEWALUT, 10c Lake street and examine those Wpn.
QerIa productions n at No scrutiny caa detect the
LtnGta1 rom the natural when adjuBted to the te1d
81i E1if Jewe!U contains always tho newest FaT:s
1tgtsa Al articles iii xdve entire gst1xf1t11an-
, 1862-07-26

II UMBER.-z i would invite the at
~ Chicago 90 one OF the largest snd most complete
eoffmet of Iamber 4 tais marsst aiso, Dressed SD
Lsth, Long ftmbez Iosts. &c Prices reasonable +
suit the charges Of the ttme4 Wrtte ner l1tormatoI
Orders filed Wftb pt1mpkne8 and fidelity Car8joade6
N yard Yard and Office Beach street. betueen PoIE
ana ln ss4o9 ~ stteeA- Rpln
, 1862-07-26

~ DR.. Frarkin ChayeJt's Uterine
CORDIAL Is WARRANTED TO CURE ALI. FORMS OF
gTEE1sE DISEASE or tho koSET will be REFCNpED;
Satisfactory references CHI he at LIS Office 1l3
Kea Van Buren, street. Consultation free. Post
Office Boz S. Dr.. G, has prActctd medicine for TWEEN
fJniEe yrrs four OF which have been in this city.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18

TnorGHrs FOR YOUNG MEs Costly an
paratus and splendid cabinets have n,
magical power 20 make scholars. In all
circumstances, as a man il, under God
the master Of his own fortune, 80 is he the
maker of his own mind. The Creator has
SO constituted the human intellect that il
can grow only by its own action, and by
It's Own action it must certainly and neces-
sarily grow. Every man must, therefore,
in an important sense, educate himself
His books and teachers are but helps; the
work is his.
A man is not educated until be has tho
ability to summon. in case of emergency.
all his mental power into vigorous cxer-
else. TO effect bis proposed object. tits
not the man who has seen the most. or
who has read the most. who can do this
Such a one is in danger of being borne
down like beast Of burden, by an over
loaded mass of other mems thoughas.-
Nor is it man that can boast merely OF
native vigor and capacity. The greatest
Of all the warriors that went to the siege of
Troy had the pre-eminence, not because
nature had given him strength, and he
carried the largest bow. but sclf.discipline
had taught him how to bend h.--Dapiel
Webster.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18

50 - J 8 gas. M a
Fok LADIES 10 READ, ON Nor.-Ths
road slong which the. man Of business
travels in pursuit Of compeseDee or wealth,
is not y nsaeadamised one, nor does il or
dinarily lead through pleasant scenes and
BY well-s2r;ngs Of delight. On the con-
trary. u is . rough aud rugged path, be-
set With 'swait-a-bits slsorns and full AZ
pitfalls. which can ealy BE- avoided BY the
exercise Of watohful care and circumspsc-
worse than corduroy turnpike. tie wsylar-
er needs something more than rest. He
requires solace. aud deserves il. He !.
weary OF the dull prose Of life. and ath;rs,
for tho poetry. Happy 10 the business
man who can find that solace and that
poetry at home. Warm greetings from
the loving heart, fond giances from bright
eyes that
"Mark our coming,
And look brighter when we GOMEZ
the welcome shouts of children. the thou.
sand little arrangements for our comfort
and enjoyment that silently tell of thought
ful and expectant love; the gentle minis
trations that disencumber US into an old
and easy seat before We are aware of it
these aud like tokens Of affection and syn-
pathy constitute the poetry which reco,-
Giles us to the prose Of life. Think of the
tolls, the anxieties, the notifications and
wear, that fathers undergo to secure for
you comfortable homes, and compensate
them for their trials by making them hap
py by their own freside.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR FACTORY.

HAVING purchased the entire interest OF
Ii the late firm of Morgan, Jamison Co..
the undersigned will conduct the husineess with
promptness and energy.
A large stock of excellent GIG ARS, manu-
featured from the best Tobacco to be obtained
in the market, Will be kept constantly on
hand, and orders will De received from. and
Cigars delivered at Factory prices; in either OF
the counties OF Prince George. Charles. st.
Mary's. Calvert or Anne Arundel.
liberal share of the patronage OF the peo-
pie of Southern Maryland is earnestly solicit
ed for the advancement: of HOME INDUS
TRY, based upon the motto OF large sales with
reasonable profits.
s4" All orders addressed to the undersgn-
cd at Leonard Town +. o., will be promptly
attended ~.
b. A. JAMESON.
jan 9th, ls62-1y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18

"Rehearsc the articles OF thy be.
lief" OF WOMAN, l believe a. follows -.
"Place her among flowers, foster her as
tender plant, and she is thing of fancy
waywardness and sometimes folly--annoy
cd by dew-drop, fretted by the touch Of
a butteIay's wing. and ready TO faint a.
the rustic of beetle; the zephyrs are too
rough, the showers too heavy, and she is
overpowered by the perfume of rosebud.
But let the real calamity come. rouse her
affections, enkiudle the fires of her heart.
and mark her then, how her heart
strengthens itself-how strong is her Dur.
pose. Place her in the heat of battle
give her child, q bird-anything she
loves or pities. to protect-and SEQ her in
relative instance, arising her white arms
as shield. as her own blood crimsons her
upturned forehead, praying for life to pro-
tect the helpless. Transplant her in the
dark places OF earth, awaken her energies
to action, and her breath becomes heal
ing, her presence blessing. She dis
putes, inch by inch, the stride Of the
stalking pestilence when man. the strong
and brave. shrink away pale aud affrigh.
ted. Misfortune haunts her not; she wears
away life Of silent endurance, aud goes
forward with less tin,idisy than to her
bridal. In prosperity she is bud full Of
colors, waiting but for the winds Of ad-
versity to scatter them abroad---pure gold,
valuable. but untried in the furnace. In
short, woman is a miracle mystery. the
centre from which radiates the great charm
of existence. Amcn.'
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18
B0NNY NOOK.

or by whatsoever name s,e same may be
called, Lately owned by George S. King, be-
ing the tract or parcel Of land purchased by
the said King Of Thomas Jarboe, containing
abou: twenty acres of land and sitra ted about
one mile from Leonard Town. The improve
ments are all tina, can he desired for resi-
dence. with all the necessary Out Buildings.
Terms OF Salc-F"ur hundred dollars cash
on the day of sale. the balance in equal in
sediments of six and twelve months bearing
interest from :hc day of sale. the purchaser Civ
lns bonds. with security to he approved by the
trustee. When the whole purchase money is
paid, and not till then, the trustee will exc
cute deed for the same
u. FRED. MADDOX,
Trustee.
Sept. 18th, l9G2-ts.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18

OBsTA Presentations ADAMS, a.
''Novanglus," in 1875 wrote these true
words:
NIP the shoots of arbitrary power in
the buG: lis the only maxim which can
ever preserve the liberties of any people.
When the people give way. their .deceiv-
ers. betrayers. and destroyers press upon
them 30 fast that there is no resisting af.
forwards. The nature Of the encroach-
ment is to grow every day more encroach-
ing: like cancer it cats faster and faster
every hour"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18
LUMBER AND SHINGLES.

THE undersigned avails himself If this me
dunn to return his sincere thanks to his
patrons in st. Mary's county for their liberal
patronage in the past. and begs leave to in
form them, that he will be at Leonard Town
aud Stones Wharf within two weeks, with
an assorted cargo Of LUMBER and SHIN
Giles, which he will dispose Of low for cash
Orders left with Nr. j. W. j. Moore, Leonard
Town, will receive prompt attention.
A. A. MCCULLOUGH.
June 18th, lS62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18
FISHERY NOTICE,

'TNI1E subscriber, having fitted up NEW
SEM intends tn resume tho FISHERY
BUSINESS on "Wednesday, September 18th.
and continue every day during the season.
Persons il. want of FISH will consul. their ill.,
terest hy giving him a call.
GEO G. TART.TON,
Forest Landing. Head Cuck oi,'s Creek.
Sclt. l lth. lSG2-tcs.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

pY virtue Of decree If the Circuit Court
II for ST. Mary's county, sitting as d Court
of Equity. the undersigned. as Trustee, viii
offer at Public Sale, on sae. a
FRIDAY. the 3rl Of October mezf.
beaween the boars Of 10 o'clock. a M apd IL
o'elecR, p.4za,t ras tho Court lussss ioev IN
Leonard Town, MI tiiat tractor parcel u land
called =
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. j. Il. THOS. REEVES has located
~ at WHITE PLAINS" ah,ut nile
from the village Of Chaptic", and respectfully
offers his professional services to the public
He will devote himself exclusively: to tn
practice of his profession.
jan. 10th, lS62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-09-18
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Joseph S. Ford, J In the Circuit Court
VS.. for' Saint Mary s
John F. Wathen county, sitting as a
Priscilla Wathen, Court of Equity,
His Wife and Others. June Term. 1862.
DY authority at law, !, as Clerk Of the
ID Court aforesaid, ratify and confirm the
Auditors report IN this case. filed the 2sth Of
June, 1862, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the third Monday of No
vember next. provided copy Of this order be
published in the st. Mary's Beacon once a
week for three months, prior to the said third
Monday Of November next
JAMES Z. BLANKS TONE,
Clerk.
st. Mary's county, to wit:
hereby certify that the aforeaoing is a
true copy taken from the original filed in my
office.
Test,
L JAMES T. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
July Oath, ls62-sm.