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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19

The office of the Adams Express Company at
Columbus was robbed of between $4,000 and
$4,000 on Tuesday night. 1t is supposed the
two clerks who slept in the office were drugged
and the key to tie safe taken from their pockets.
1.-TWO O'Clock on Wednesday morning the door
TO the Office was found open and the key to the
safe in the lock, the money gone, and the two
clerks in a stupor from which they were not ca
silly awakened.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19

The contest for the prizes offered in the
Prmter's Circuler, mentioned two weeks ago, to
take place on the 10th inst, came offn Philadel-
phia at the appointed time. GEORGE ARENsBERG
and RICHARD MCLEAN were the coutesting par
ties, the former setting ,s77 ems and the latter
1927 ems in one hours time. No parties else
where have competed for prizes offered, as
we have heard Of.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19

NJ. RICHARD, who tried experiments with
balloon in France, to ascertain the practicabiliy
or impracticability of directing the course OF
bllloons with fans or propellers, had to be work.
ed for some time with great speed, and then,
when the balloon began to turn, 1t would spin
entirely about before it could be stopped. Iu
short, he found the apparatus unmanageable in
the extreme, and was compelled to relinquish
lis nsn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19

Our Government has been the gamer in one
rs.pect by having the sessions of the Joint High
Commission in Washington instead of London
The cable dispatches sent by the English mem
bers OF the Commission have cost over 800 900
in gold.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19
Republican State Convention.

3 he Rcp,Jiicm Voters Of Ohio;
Your annual State Convention will be held
! Columbus, on Wednesday, tie 2lst day of
une 1871, for tho nomination Of candidates
pr the fjlfowng offices, viz
Governor Lieutenant Governor, Judge of the
supreme Court, Treasurer of State, Auditor of
State, Attorney General State Commissioner of
Schools, Clerk Of Supreme Court, Member ot
Board of Public Works.
The undersigned committee recommend that
he meetings in the several counties for the Sc
ection of delegates, be held on Saturday, June
'iOih, 1871.
The basis of representation in the convention
will be one delegate for every five hundred votes
EAST for General Sherwood for Secretary of State
IL 1870, aud one additional delegate for every
Fraction of two hundred aud fifty votes and up
wards, in each county.
The following table shows the number of del
cga.es to which each county will be entitled,
viz;
We select the counties, and the number of
dllegates to cach in this portion of the State j
Defiance ...,'... ~ Putnam "'''''.'.''
Erie rie.,,,........... 5 Sandusky y......... 4
Fulton .... ..s' 's.'' Seneca ..'s '''' '''' .
Hancock ...........4 Van Vert. 3
Henry ...,..2 Williams .,....''
Huron ........ 500 Wood '..''.' ''.'
Incas 80. ..... 49,. q --
Ottawa -. ..... ..... Total State ''''' All
Paulding .......
The committee respectfully suggests the i'm
portance OF a fall delegation from each county to
the convention. The issues to be decided in the
present campaign are of vital interest to the
country.
The Importance Of thorough local organization
cannot be too strongly urged nor can this great
auxiliary to final success be too early attended
to- In this connection, the Commtte would earn
estly recommend that where County Committees
have not already been selected, that in the call
for County Conventions, on the 10th dav of June
notice be given that the County Central Com
mttees for the coming campaign will be selected
at that time.
1t is important that each delegation to the
State Convention bring with them a correct lis
of the officers and members, with post Office ad
dress of the committees of their county, aud de-
liver the same to this committee.
Very Respectfully,
r. D. HARRISON,
Chairman State Executive Committee
RODNEY Foos, Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19
NEAT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

II OR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A two-sto-
II ry dwelling, pleasantly situated, with ten
rooms, cellar, well, cistern, and all covenienees
necessary to a comfortable residence. Three
lots attached with fruit trees, shrubbery and ev-
ergreens. In a healthy and pleasant location.
For particulars, inquire at this Office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19

The members of the State Board OF Public
Works are now on their annual tour OF inspec-
ton of the Miami and Erie canal. They will al
so visit and inspect the Western Reserve and
Maumee road.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19
Official Report of the Mansfield Trial.

THE
Of
Of
q mi
when
ih stdir and
o.
freedom ackng which Of the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-05-19

Mr.. Lowe, the British Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer, telegraphed 10 Commissioner PLEAsoN-
TON to know how the tax on matches works, and
what it yields. TIL, answer was that it works
we'll, and yields 50. 600, zoo year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07

of nexiect. These missioners 90 wholly
aud exclusively to labor for the blacks.
and sney we're about to bind themselves BY
q solemn vow to God 10 work for the blacks
alone. and to suffer nothing to call them
away, even for moment. from this work.
They vent ia the spirit of the prophet Who
said, The spirit Of the Lord is upon me.
wherefore be hath annointed me to preach
the gospel 70 the poor; be hath sent me
to preach deiiverence TO the eaptiyes and
sight TO the blind; TO set at libety them
thatare bruised: to preach the accepta-
bic year of the Lord. and the day of re-
ward They go to the mos; downtrodden.
humble and humiiated Of all races-a race
always despised and rejected of men
They are no longer physically enslaved.
but the CALLING marks Of bondage are still
upon their souls as well as on their limbs.
and they are still imprisoned in the walls
If prejudice and pride. These priests go
as the vanguard Of others who will follow
you. infamed with the love of souls
souls not loveable for their intelligence aud
virtue, but souls black with Ignorance,
loveable only because your master died for
them. You gave yourselves for ever.
said the archbishop. addressing the priests,
'to be the fathers and servants of the blacks,
and to labor exclusively for them until
your death. in the spirit of Peter Claver.
who had inscribed upon his cinc,ure the
words. Forever the slave Of the slave
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07
Notice..
1870 TIE WORLD. 1904

Ia the year 1872 Gen. Grants successor is 20
be chosen F; the Foriy-third Congress 10 he cleo
ted
The peoples votes. white and black, North
and South. will thus deride the future destiny
of the Repubic, select il rulers, prescribe their
course.
How 10 influence the peoples votes
BY tie new spaPer-fOr il includes everv 9th
er agency. Il makes known events and facts
among all influences the chief. II assemblies
the vasier outside audiences which cannot gath
er 20 the State-houSe, the pulpit. or the stump
II Is the constant Interpreter Of mems afflirs
and Of error or truth is the daily seed-fower
Next November IS our political harvest-iime
As We SOW We shall reap.
The " orld : secd-sowinr viii be fruitful 70
the extent that us circulation is widely pushed
By those who approve it, aim.
The " oEld will arm TO represent and combine
the labors and the votes of
An those who find best insurance Of the
peoples prosperity. peace, and progress IN a
government administered on the principles aud
in the pure practice Of Jefferson and Jackson.
and who deScry the fouut and origin of the
present coTruptionS. extravaganza, misyoveru-
mert, subve-Sion Of public liberties, and insecu-
riiy Of private rights in our rulers lawIess usur-
patton Of inderdicied AID uhdelsgaied powers
usGrpaiion that to-day marches deliberately on
10 the subjugAtion of popular rule and the pos
session Of diciaioriai pouer-ior hv acts ofcou-
gresS GeaeTal Grant nav even now DESTROY the
freedom Of State elections, invade the State. at
his pleasure, and declare martial Law Of his on n
mere will.
Il-An those who would maintain the honor
Of EepGelcS. and would preserve public credits
BY pGnctHal payment O; public debts.
lll-Au those whe would cut down 10 fewer
and hi objects all appropriA tions Of The people ;
money tto-day more than double, nearly tire
bic, the appropriations Of a Democratic Con-
gress eleven years ago, not counting annuities
10 Indians, pensions 70 soldiers, and interest o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS

WHEAT.-Receip;s have been ! Eht this week
bu. they have been fully equal to the demand.
and the market generally has been dull and
weak. Sales 20 Wednesday. inclusive, add up
about 2e 600 bushels, and thev include IL. oC0
Pennsylvania red at from l6o 10 les cents. the
latter for strickly prime, a decline since last
week Of 5 TO cents. = 500 Western do. 81 l5s
also cents. 1000 MARYLAND red At l5nal6O cents
for common to fair. l65alT5 cents for good 10
prime . 500 do. amber Al lsOals5 cents, and
:. 500 do. white al from los TO ls5 cents, the
latter for prime.
RYE.-Ve have only TO report this week
sales of few hundred bushels at from 90 10 g.
ceuts for good TO prime but we quote choice lots
held at 100 cents per bUshel.
CORN Receipts continue heavy. the arrivals
70 Wednesday, inclusive. amounting 10 upwards
of loo, 600 bushels. chiefly new Maryland and
Virginia and we note sales as follows, viz -
-, 600 bushels white at 10a73 cents, oooo do.
81 from IS 10 90 cents, SO COO do. yellow a. from
81 20 Il cents. 3 600 do. old DO. at 7Oa-5 cents,
and Ia. 600 do. Western mixed a. TosI3 cents.
oATS-Have been duil though the week. but
generally steady. Sales Is, 600 20 20, 600 bush
els al from IS 10 50 cts. though 81 cts was the
best price at the close for prime lots.
TOBACCo.-For Maryland Leaf the demand
continues fairly active and most OF the receipts
find buyers a, steady prices, but there has been
no movement OF consequence this week in other
descriptions so far as We are advised. The re-
seipis Of MARYLAND continue 10 be chiefly Of
ground leaf. which are taken generally At from
TO cents very little crop, either new or old,
coming forward Cleared this week 1is hhds.
20 Bremen. Prices for all descriptions are
maintained, and We quote rs follows, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07

could not tell what the bells we're mp to-
First. Grant would 90 bang. then Pratt
would give neigh. Colfax would come in
with mixture of \ groan and roar, blen-
ded with sort of prolonged uheeze from
Nellie Grant. One man with large chew
Of country tobacco in his mouth, turned to
us and asked. what chime You call that
,har'' A boy Immediately answered.
''Shoo fly" The man gave grunt and
made for the avenue. we suppose to get a
drink. Several persons looked at us and
we at them. One Of the party gave utter
ance to something which sounded very
much ike .'sell ~ with word before it
beginning with I'd" They Immediately
made for the avenue, and, as we looked
back. we found the crowd making for The
same place. the bells at the same time go
ing it with looseness. Several times We
thought we heard such words rs hum
bug" sell" "old Newman and his bells
be-" Well. the humbug is over and
the people paid we'll for standing shiver-
ing in the bitter cold for two mortal hours.
C's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07

CIRcrIr CoURr-Thc December Term
Of cur Circuit Court began on Monday
last, Judge Ford presiding. The Ap-
pearancc. Trial. Appeal and Criminal
Dockets called and judgments entered in
plain and uncontestcd cases.
Tuesday. The Trial Docket again ia
ken up but no case Of interest was dis
posed of. Robt c. Combs, Esq, appeared
and qualified as States Attorney to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Col. Downs. The case Of State VS..
VIM. II. Stone, indicted for obstructing
the public road was tried. Judgment
mot Guilty" Combs for State. Downs
for Traverscr. The case of the Vestry of
King and Queen Parish vs.. Philip Howe
on the Reference Docket was called and
the motion to affirm award heretofore fled =,
was o-crruied and case rcmanded to the
Referees.
The Court is rot expected to be session
longer than to-day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07
OBITUARY.

Died. at his residence in St. Inigocs'
district, on the Goth ult.. after a short H.
ness. JOIN II. HOLMES, in the Sind
year of his age.
Scarcely had the wound created in the
hearts of mother aud sisters by the un-
timely death of soa and brother common
ced to he'd ere it was re opened and they
were calls upon to mourn the loss Of hus-
band and father.
Truly 1.-THE ways of Provilcncc arc mys-
FERROUS and past finding cut"
The deceased was man of great moral
worth. beloved and respected by all who
knew him. and remarkable for his uuboun-
ded hospitality.
His death creates an aching void in the
hearts of his neighbors and friends. which
only time the grand panacea can ever heal
How sad and vet how true it is tina.
Death loves shining mark
His family relations were Of the warm
est and purest character. as evidenced BY
the consuming grie: of widowed wife aud
three orphaned daughters
Murmur not, kind wife and dear chill
dreu, for God. who is too wise to err and
to good to be unkind" has sent these do
mestic Affections upon you and. litter and
severe as they truly are, they will. if pa
tiently endured. work out for you far
more exceeding and eternal weight Of glo-
ry." But so live. that when your souls
are summoned by the stern messenger to
leave their ,cnemer's of clay. they may
rcjoin their kindred spirits in those bliss
full regions Of Immortality where grief is a
stranger aud weeping and sorrow are new
or heard b
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07
THURSDAY MORNING, December 7,h, ISL.

THK PRrsipESr's MEsssaE.-The mes
sage Of the President was communicated
TO Congress on Monday. II was read and
appropriately referred. We have space
only at present to refer 10 its Ku-Klux
AMI Amnesty features. The proclamation
Of martial law in nine counties Of South
Carolina the President declares to have
been an imperative necessity and the old
stories Of outrages perpetratcd. and Of
combinations too powerful for the State
authorities to resist, arc rchashed and d.
lated upon.
I, is submitted TO Congress whether the
time has not passed for granting entire
amnesty to those Sou,hcrncrs who are now
deprived Of the right to hold Office. The
disturbed condition Of the Southern States
is referred to. and the restoration Of the
leading mon TO the riglts Of which they are
now deprived, suggested as both advisable
and polite But. it is added IF there
"are any great criminals, distinguished
"abovc all others for the part they took in
"oppositiOn to the Government. they
might, in the judgment Of Congress, be
excluded from such amnesty"
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MARRIED.

On the Goth ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Mar
tin. j. G. ROBINSON. of Prince Geor-
ge's county. to Miss MARY A. BUCK
LER, of this county.
On the 3rd inst. at the residence the
brides parents. ALPHONSER CRALLE
TO Miss LYDIA E. FAUSSETT.
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Father
DeWolf., GEORGE II. LONG to Miss
MARY E. COPSEY.
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DR.. A. j. BROWN.
DENTIST.

w I'LL be in The county during all Of De-
cemhcr. Parties requiring hi. services.
viii be promptly waited upon at their homes
oy leaving written order al any Of the follow
ing places.
Miss Irene Furek- Leonardtown; Mr.. John
Aiisian, 0'rsai Nils; Rev. hr. Murphy, Saint
Andrew 5; Mr.. John NJ Lloyd. 81 TsI.men,'s
Bay Mr. George Garner. Cbap;ico: Nr. Harri-
son. Charlotte Hall; Messrs. Spalding and Par
soEs 0AkvIlle.
Sev -, iS.,-3;.
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New Store !
New Goods !
PHILIP F. COMBS,
pEAlER IN
Liquors, Flour and Family Groceries
Baitimore.

TUE subscriber has removed TO NE.
corner of Fayst;e & Gi' IN streets. apd
opened t'st class Grncery aud Liq7or
Store. ard will have constantly on hand
Choice Good in his lice Of business. and
Will sell them fer CASH at reasonable and
satisfactory prices. He will keep Teas,
Coffee. Sugar, Spices. C,nned Fruit. Jelies.
Pickles, Wines. Whisksys, &C.. sc. He
calls particular attention to his fine sel.e-
too OF Choice Family and Extra Flour.
which he will sci! a, low prices and gaG-
an'ees them TO give satisfaction. You are
respectfully requested TO extend TO him ,our
patronage and support.
PHILIP r CONES.
\. r. corner q! Fayette r. Gilmor streets
Nov %. is1l-ti.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07

The COMMISSIONERS CouRr.-This body
organized few days since by elec.ing
John b. Abel, President, and by appoint
ing John Parsons, Treasurer. On Tues
day last. the Board had a session and
elected c. l. Durant Clerk in place of D.
C. Hammett, aud appointed Marcellus
Guy. Messenger. in place offs. Tennisson.
The parties removed are understood to
have voted the nominated ticket At the
late election and the parties who succeed
them are regarded as having been laborers
during the late campaign in the indepen-
dent vineyard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07
DIRECTIONS.

DIRECTIONS.
ADDITIONS TO Clubs NAV be made a; any time
IN The year at the above club rates
changes in Club Lists made only on reoueS,
OF persons receiving Club Packages stating date
OF subscription. edition. PoS;-otice. and State
10 " hich l; has previously been sent.
lEEEs-Cash in advance. Send Post-ofic.
Money Order Bank Draft, or Registered Te,,e-
Bills sent by mail will be at the risk Of :be send
er. We have no travelling agents. Specimen
copies, posters etc, sent free Of charge WHEREBY
er aud whenever desired. Address All orse-s
ana letters to THE WORLD"
IS Park Row, SeE-York.
Dec :, 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07

OUR Bupp's CREEK SUBSCRIBERS Tho
failure of the Beacon to reach its Budd's
Creek subscribers at the usual time last week
was owing to the instruction ofthe package
for that Office. it being sent to Baltimore
instead of its proper destination. 1t is SO
seldom that mistakes of this kind occur with
our paper, that we feel we are entitled to
be excused for one rare mishap of this
kind.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07
CONNECTYCyT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
CHARTERED June 18th, 1876.
Ove- GO. 600 Policy Holders.
Dec. Z, 1S71-ts.

ove- GO, 600 Policy Holders.
Assets, S3l.ooo,oo0. Surplus set aside for ex-
traordinary losses, = 4o3, 81.
Dividends after the frs, year from 30 10 20 per
cent. yearly.
Death claims already paid over Sill .oc0 600.
and over -. ooo. GOO paid to policy holders as
dividends
BY economy and care this company has grown
To- be one Of the strongest and most reliable in
the world. !, has paid over so. 600 within the
past six years to the widows and orphans OF St
Mary county.
Aspirations made and all information fur
niSh"d by me At NV Office or by mail.
~ Policies issued on any one life from one
TO ~ euty-tive thousand dollars
Us. II. KEY.
Dec :, ls.l-as Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-07

Jndge Smith, of Fsuquier County.
v pesidipg in London. has decided that
giving a note bearing interest at
- cent, for specified time. CATER
date. If the note is not paid at the expi-
ration of the time specified, the holder of
the nsae cannot demand after that date
more than six per cent, as ten per cent.
was subject of contract, and the contrac,
expired at the expiration of the time STA
ted on the face of the note. Parties should
be careful in taking notes-after stating
the amount agreed upon, if it be more
than SIX per cent, to add on tue face of
the note, until paid"
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Boarding.

MRS. c. " LBURN, formerly 'of q. Ma
AVA rvs county, has removed from No. -
Hanover ST, to Ics W. Lss5srd at, between
SAsrp s.s Liberty, and 10 prepared 70 receive
permanent and transieat Boardsrs.
Jars lsfo-f
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WEEKLY WORLD.

One copy, | year, pno
Five COPIES, ! year, separately addressed 90
Ten copies. year. separately addressed.
and an extra copy 10 Ee;t,r up Of club. lso
Twenty copies. year separately addressed
and an extra copy To getter up az club. IS 90
tIt'y copies. J wear. separately addressed
and The Sem.-W"ekiy, year, 10 gc;ter-
up o. H"h; 50 90
One Hundred copies, | wear, separately al-
dressed. and the Daily, year 10 ge,,er-
up Of club. 100 ooo
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DIED.

At his residence. near this village. on
Saturday morning last, STEPHEN HAY
DEN. in the 6lst year Of his age. May
he rest in peace.
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DAILY WORLD
TIE WORLD ALMANAC.

For ls6s, 1869, 1870, 1871, ls72l
Price Single Copies, OF either year. post
pa.a, : o 20
Seven Copies, of either year, postpaid ! 90
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In tie fircuit Cour, Tor 81 Hary's county,
sitting as Court OF Equity.
No "a y r..
hRDEREp. rms 2I;h day Of Nov 1871,
~ that the Auditors Report. hcd in
ihis cause. toe ratlne,i ami confirmed. uu,,.
eausetothecoutrary beshownou or beiorcthe
26'h day OF pecemhrr next. provided
copy OF this order be published the ~ Ma
~ Beacon once aWerk fcr rhY-.succ,ssi,e
weeks VrioT to the said sI,h day OF ucccn-
Der.
JNON CAVALIER. GIN.
True cOry-Ics;:
INo \ CAVALIER, Crk.
Nov so. lS7l-Sw.
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TT VI Der,

TIMBER,
suitable for cord wool all other purro.
scs uron the land, all ,f whi,h i. couve-
ui"nt 20 the Il yer AID meets with ready
sale. at lish prices, whcnrv,r placed in
mrrkct. The far;hcst distance of any Of
this timber fr'm nNvigablc w,.er W Il not
exceed NV, miles.
There are tso Sieamhos, wharvcs with
in few miles % this estate, and Their,
wa- formerly a wharf upon the prem sc>.
The distance TO the mouth % the Riv,r is
only about four miles. anl there i. always
rrr-wc ky steam communication wiki Bl-
iimnrc
The residence upon this estate i b,au-
'iiul'y located. is within few yarls Of
the River and the bathing is tin@ alorg
the entire shore in front oft. I ,cre i.
plenty of fine water uIon the premises.
and the situatioa is As healthy A. any in
the State. The adj cent n~ighb,rhooi
IS inhabited by social. Mig borlv and
Intelligent people, AMI church OF / FIR.
cnt Religion denomi ATOMS are as conye-
ni"ntly near Us might be desired
The soil upon this estate Is fertile AMI
productive, and well lap'ci to the growth
Of the staple produces # the State The
facilities for shipping pro uc, fruit. cord.
wood or other commodities az very 81.
p''ior. Steamers or By Craft can lie
within a few fee: of the shore anywEero
along The !rout Of the es;at", AMI th. bar.
Dor l. s. ii that they are perfectly SAT,
IL any weather.
During the Fall and Winter months
WlLDFOWL abound in III, Parux Mt
River in the Spring. TERRAPINS are
plenty in Sprin,. Summer and Fula
great Y rlcty of FISH are cru: III. and
the finest oysters are abnndlut through
out the year. Bid shoo,ing is ais, fine
npou the premises, and ON the farms ad-
joining.
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500 acres.

Of as fine lad as can be found in this see.
tion at the State. There i. an immense
quantity of
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kind 10 per ton less also gold. For Phos-
pilates and manufactured Fertilizers S5e per ton
is the general price.