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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-10
STAUNroN, Dec. 3Ist., 1872

pIAUNION, LEI. olot-1 loiI'
To VIM B. kayser, in his own right, and as
admir-. of Joseph D. Kayser, decd, Joseph a
Kayser, James B. Kayser, Davis A. Kayser
Charlton Shirley and Mary S., his wife, Chares
S Kayser, Charles j. Cameron and Isabel Il.
his wife, Cyrus Creigh and Margaret, his wife,
Plaintiffs and Beale V. Kayser, Defendant
and the creditors of the late Joseph D. KaA ser,
decd.
TAKE NOTICE.-That in pursuance ola de.
cree of the Circuit Court of Allegheny COUNTY
made atjthe March term 1872, in the cause of Kay
sers Represen atives as. kayser, now pending
and undetermined in said Court will proceed
at my Office in Staunton, Va, on Wednesday
the 18th day of January, 1878, to take, state and
settle the following accounts as directed in said
decree, to wilt: LIST an account of the outstand-
ing Indebtedness of the said Joseph D Kayser,
decd, and End an account of the adrninistra-
ton sale and distribution of his estate, real and
personal.
All parties holding claims against the estate
of the said Joseph D. Kayser, are hereby mott
he'd to present them to me on or before the said
29th day of January, 1873.
JOHN NJ. KINNEY,
Jau3-4t Special Commits sioner
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-By
" virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF
Campbell county in the suit of Letitia J Frank
lin Adm of David Franklin decd as John D.
5ooker Admir-. of Josiah shepperson dec d., Sc
rendered at the October term 1872 the under
signed Commissioner will proceed on the premi-
ses on
SATURDAY, JANUARY, 25th, 1873,
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
the following tracts of land the property of John
D: Booker, lying in Augusta county near
Waynesboro, adjoining Geo Shirley, Steele and
others, upon which said Booker resides and
consisting of three parcels, lst containing So
acres and rood. End containing Al acres and |
rood and the 3rd containing 80 acres.
TERMS OF SALE --Enough cash in hand to
pay COSTS of suit and sale, and the balance on
credits OF l, and 3 years from day of sale, for
which bonds with approved personal security,
waving the benefit of the homestead exemption
and bearing interest, will be required, and the
legal title retained ultimate security Sale
at Ii O. clock A NJ.
W. MOWRY,
jan3-4t Sheriff of A. G. and Com'r.
WT H. WELLER, doors west of National
W. Valley Bank, has in store and offers
very cheap,
CRUSHED, GRADUATED, COFFEE AND
BROWN SUGARS.
WHITE DKEP SYRUP, very superior article.
at W. H. WELLER'S.
FINE ROASTED COFFEE, at
W. H. WELLER'S.
FRESH CANNED CORN & TOMATOES, at
W. e. WELLER'S.
DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER. at
W. H. WELLER'S
GREEN TEA-a very fine article, at
W. Fl. WELLER'S.
WHITE AND GRAY YARN, at
W. II. WELLER'S.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, a full
line, at w. H. WELLER'S.
jams If.
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BY TELEGRAPH

Especial kilograms to the Staunton Vindica tor. I
Sudden Death of Emperor louis
Napoleon.
LONDON, ENG Jan. ok Emperor
Louis Napoleon, Of France, died at Chisel-
hurst, England, this morning 10 the Goth
year OF his age His death vas sudden
and unexpected.
Affairs at the Virginia Capital.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 9.-There is moth.
ing of importance in the legislature to-day.
Ii. 5. Neal, was nominated to-day in legis-
lative caucus by the Conservatives for
Judge Of Northampton County.
There has been no choice yet by the Board
of tho State Agricultural College for Pre-
fessor in that institution. ,Z4
The amount i'll the State Treasury to-day
il 81 100000
A New State. e- M
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-In the House of
Representatives to day bill was introduced
for the admission of the territory of Colora-
do as State -. ... v...
New Yerk AfEssirs-.-gtoEkes.
New YoRK, Jan. 9.-Phelps, Dodge &
Go. have been sued by the U. S. Govern
ment for 81 800, 009 due on fraudulent In
voices. They offer to compromise for
S260,0oO
Stokes, the murderer Of Fisk has been ly
ing on the floor Of his cell and refusing food
for seven hours He says he is confident
of new trial.
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Ses--------
Miss Virginia Cunningham, daughter of
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, near Abingdon,
Va, bad narrow escape Christmas night,
her clothing having taken fire. Her faith
er's hands were badly burned in extinguish.
ing the flames.
Jno. L. c. Banner, formerly promi-
nent Republican politician Of Richmond,
Va, and lately reporter of the Supreme
Court of Alabama, died last week at Mont.
gomery.
Gen. Babeock, of President Grants staff,
has been chosen president of the Columbian
Lyipg-in Asylum, vice Gen. Townsend, re.
signed.
The President of the Seaboard & Roam.
oke railroad company gave each of the EN-
pleyees $40 check for Christmas gift
A packet boat for Richmond, left Lynch.
burg, Tuesday, the FIRST down the canal
since the big freeze
Rev. H. W. Beecher received over
| LOGO callers on New Years
President Morales, Of Bolivia. was shot
dead few weeks since
A nicer stone than the diamond has been
found in Nevada
General Sheridan pourns Che loss of his
| favorite mule.
The new ruler o! Mexico chews plug to-
bacco.
Some Kansas hotels employ female run.
ners.
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New Advertisements.

TNIE G.. S THOMPSON FARM FOR SAL E.
4 By virtue of two trust deeds of Charles
S. Thompson and wife, dated arch 10, 1860,
and March 25, 10 g. and at the request of all
parties concerned, | will, on
Saturday, February 10th, 1879,
sell at public auction on the premises, the farm
now owned and occupied by the said Charles S
Thompson, situated OF Middle River, in Angus
tn county about FIVE miles N. W. of Staunton,
adjoining the lands of Col. VIM. A. Bell and
Others.
This Is n really valuable property 1t contains
about 1O7! acres of land, of which about
200 nc res arc cleared, including fifty or sixty
acres Of FINE MIDDLE RIVER BOTTOM The
residue is in timber.
There Is II comfortable dwelling house, with
suitable OH t-housee, II fine, never failing spring
in the yard, with dairy over it, very fine
Barn, with stnbling for 30 or 40 horses or cat
tie, snd good ORCHARD of select fruit is near
the house
am informed that there are favorable indi
atiops upon this tract Of valuable Iron ores
and other minerals
This property is conveniently located with
resi- Get TO schools, churches, mills and shops,
aud is surrounded by good country society,
rendering it worthy OF the attention OF persons
desiring u comfortable home.
TERMS or SALE-One third in hand or
dorsed negotiable notes at sixty days, adding
bank interest, the residue in three equal annual
pay tnents with interest from the day of sale
Deed given and trust deed taken to secure de-
ferred payments
may- After the sale of the land | will sell such
articles of PERSONAL PROPERTY as are left
of those conveyed in the Deeds including house
hold and farm furniture, stock, &c.
TERMS-Cash for $1,000 and under. -Four
months credit for all larger sums, or endorsed
negotiable notes.
ianl0.tds Trustee.
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Gentlemen Supervisors.
WHEREAS, series of resolutions, adopted by
the Common Council of the City of Stanton. in
regard to Matchmaking to the city limits sever
al OF the main thorough ares leading to Staun-
ton, appointing committee to confer with this
Board on the subject of gradual extension of
tile improvements therein referred to, has been
placed Ia the hands of the Board, and Mr. Stu
art, member of the committee, having appear
ed before the Board and fully explained the plans
of the City Council, to wit:
Inc McAdamlzlng of the main leading roads
to the corporate limits, and the desire that tie
county authorities should adopt such measures
as will lead to the gradual extension of the i'm
( provements contemplated, to remote poipts in
the county. And this Board believing hat well
located, and properly constructed, roads will be
greatly promotiva of the mutual interests of the
county and city, an d at the same time believing
that under the present road system no extensive
plan OF improvement can be carried into effect
by tie Townships, or that this Board has any
power in the premises: Yet as BY the provisions
of Sec 81, of Chap AL, Acts of lS69-7O pro-
vision is made for working and keeping in RS
pair, county roads at county expense, and in or
der to bring this subject prominently to the con-
slderatlon OF all who are interested therein
ResoIoed That the Taxpayers of the different
Townships of Augusta county be- and they are
hereby invited to held Township meetings at
such time as to them may Seem most suitable for
the purpose of considering tie proprietv of
adopting some plan for the gradual improvement
of all the main leading thoroughfares of the
county, at county expense-and that each Town
ship, at such meeting appoint FIVE delegates to
meet at the Courthouse of Augusta county, on
the - day of -- next, who shall adopt such
measures for carrying into effect the wishes of
the people as may be deemed proper
Resol0ed, That in the event a county meeting
should be held. the Common Council of the city
OF Staunton be invited to take such steps to have
the interests of the city, represented as may be
deemed most advisablr.
Copy-teste,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
dec20-3t Clerk B. S. A. c.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY

ID 1854. .-.. ..l
A large stock of English, ..s
School Books, good assortment,
Miscellaneous Books
Blank Books, Pass Books, +F
Note Paper, Drawing and
Tissue Paper, Bristol Board
States, Slate Washers, Slate Pencils,
Lead Pencils, Pocket Knives
Perforated Paper: Portfolios,
Bank Checks and Negotiable Notes Check Books
Scrap Books, Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags,
Steel Pens, Penholders, Statoners' Rubber,
Gum Bands, Paper Fasteners Black Sand, Sand
Plaster, Tooth Picks, Indeible Ink, Colored and
White Chalk, Crayous, Linen and Paper Irvine.
photograph Albums, Bibles and Testaments,
prayer Books, Hymn Books, Sunday School
Small Cloth Lined Tags. All at LowEsrpR1cE.
sepl0-u ROBERT COWAN.
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Emperor William of Germany has pre-
seused to the German Reformed church at
Titusville, Pa, one Of the ca ptured French
cannon to make bell of.
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Books, Periodicals &c.
DOCKS AND STATIONERY.


OoOKS AND STATIONERY. g
. TEACHERS, PARENTS AND SCHOLARS
will find all'the SCHOOL BOOKS used ia our
public and private schools at
BELL 81 cos,
CORNER MAIN AND NEW STR
STANTON, VA.
They would invite the attention of perert,
teachers, and scholars to their large and varied
assortment of
SCHOOL-BOOKS,
embracing all the leading books used in COLLEGES
public and private schools, and which are sold
publishers lowest rates
ALL BOOKS USED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
supplied at lowest prices fixed by State Board O
Education.
CoMLPETE CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free on application.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AND
TEACHERS.
Va Orders from the Country promptly at.
tended to.
octll-tf fs
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CHURCH BURNED Mt. Airy (colored)
Baptist Church in Amherst Co. Va, was
burned Christmas A large congregation
had met Tuesday plight to ''pray Christmas
in when the younger portion of the crowd
got into very hilarious mood and employ
ed themselves in Fl ing sqaibs and rockets,
from which the building caught fire, and
was quickly consumed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-10

Com AS FUEL.-In Nebraska and in
some portions of Ohio, the people are taking
advantage OF the low price of corn and using
it as fuel. A ton Of corn costs them SIS go
while cord of wood not cat costs 81. The
corn makes better fuel than any wocd except
hickory. 1t makes very hot fire with a
great deal of blaze. In Minnesota the PEG
pie are using sun flowers for fuel of which
two acres furnishes enough to last family
through winter.
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( HHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAn-O,
and after Sant 2Ath - =

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD.-On
" and after Sept. 3Oth PASSENGER TRAINs
will leave Stanton as follows:
GOING EAST.-1O:40 A. M.--NAIJ TIP AIM TO-,
eept Sunday connecting at CordonsyiIle with
Orange, alexandria Manassas r. R. fornoints
North and at Char louisville for points So,fb S
GOING WEST, -346 p. M.-MAIL TRAIN low
sept Sunday for While sulphur connectine at Tho
various Stations with Stages for all the Snrinys
THrough tickets, at low rates sold to All nr;m,
Northwest and Southwest. 49, P"'N's'
steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
GAM bergen, Copenhagen, and GotAenhurg, to
al points on this road, be bought of the Gen
tLaI licket agent at Richmond, or can be ordered
fhrongh any station agent the road.
Further information may be obtained at tho
Company'S. offices. GO 'he
A. H. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAS. f. NETHERLAND, General Ticket Agent
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THE WEATHER IN THE VIRGINIA Noun.
TA1Ns.-A record of the month OF December
has been kept in Lexington, which may be
fairly called "the mountains of Virginia.
which gives the state Of the weather in tn at
month for the last four years. The coolest
December mornings ia that time were
Christmas 10, when the Thermometer went
down to two degrees below zero, and about
the same day II when it stood at the same
figure. In the December just past there
we're II inches snow and sleet, in $50, 7. so
inches; TO, l25 inches and II, 5 inches.
The fall of water, as snow and rain, for last
December was 3 80 inches II, 63; 10,
2.05 and 80, 5 4S inches. i.
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WEST VIRGINIA.-The old county court
system is to 90 into operation in West Vir-
ginia, by an organization of the magistrates
in their respective counties, on Monday,
under the new constitution of that State.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-10

DURE E1EISEEsTY
l. WHITE LEAD.
Ground IN Pure Linseed Oil.
EQUAL TO BEST ENGLISH LEAD.
We claim for Liberty Lead that, in WEARING
and COVERING in WuITENEss and BEAUTY of FIN
ISL, and in uniform FNENEss of GRINDING, it has
no equal in the market.
BUY HI! TRY 1T!
Warranted to cover more surface for same
ace5ght and to do more and better work, at a
gi0en cost, than any other. The best and most
economical White Lead, for outside or inside
work, ever introduced Its reputation is firmly
established and its popularity unprecedented.
EXCELS ALL OTHER LEAD.
MANUFACTURED AND WARRANTED BY rt.
ZEIGLER L SMITH,
PHILADELPHIA.
For sale by our Wholesale and Retail Agents
TROUT, STRIBLING & BERKELEY,
octll-y Stlunton, Va.
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1910. JANgARY LIST, 1910
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
CHANGE or FIRM!

stand on Augusta street, with the name of the
.--..+ firm changed to
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John Hillsman, dentist formerly Of Mad
ison Ga, shot his wife and her alleged par
amour and himself dead at Auburn, N Y
| Monday The paramount was a highly res
pected farmer, and leaves wife and three
daughters.
Vice President Wilson wrote an explicit
denial that he was interested 10 credit No
bilier stock. His wife owned 50 600 worth
Of it, purchased suspieiously cheap This
is published 10 the Washington Republ
can. ,eI
Rev. W. W. Downey, late of Harper's
Ferry, has removed to Hedgesvie, aud
taken charge Of the Presby terian Church
there.
| Capt. Rowan, the commander Of com,
pany in the Virginia regiment Of which
Jnbal Early was Major in the Mexican war.
died at Charlestown, w. Va, last week
Mr.. L. Watson, Of Savannah, Ga, has
been imprisoned for six months 10 Hupga.
ry, for speaking disrespeetfully Of the Em
pcror of Austria.
They say now that "our President il
after getting the Sandwich Islands, but he
says he amt. ..s s..-.....
| The widow of Gen. Geo. W. Randolph
Confederate secretary Of war, died in Rich
moud, Va.
Mrs. Jno. Lampley, of Mulliken street
Baltimore, aged II, was murdered and rob
bed Friday night. a
In Kansas, young man was recently
fined $50 for crying ''amen" with flavor
OF leEity at prayer-meetipg.
A Knight Of Pythias has been sentenced
to suspension from his order for 80 years on
| account OF uncanny conduct.
There are four thousand acres Of land in
Kentucky once located by Baron steuheu.
Rabbits sre worth five cents each in Kan.
sas,
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BALTIMORE & Quo RAILROAD TAXES IN
JEFFERSON County, W. VA-The contro-
versy as to the taxes due the county Of JEFF
ferson, West Virginia, by the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad from 1865, has been settled
by the supervisors of that county accepting
by the advice of counsel, the sum of
100000
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DEATH OF YOU'VE LADY IN CHURCH
A PAINFUL SoENE.-On Christmas morning
one of the saddest and most appalling Incl
dents occurred at Christ Church, in Savan-
nah, Ga. The Savannah News says:
The morning services had been concluded,
and candidates for confirmation, ten in num-
Der, we're invited to the altar. OF these
was Miss Lizzie Spencer, most estimable
young lady. about sixteen years Of age,
daughter of Captain W. Fl. Spencer, who
was occupying seat in the middle of the
gallery to the right on entering the church.
She approached the altar with the others.
and was confirmed according to the rites of
the Church by Right Rev. Bishop Beck
with. After the confirmation ceremonies
Miss Spencer returned to her seat. in the
gallery and had scarcely taken it when her
head fell forward on the railing Tuose in
the vicinity attached no significance to this,
imagining that it was merely an act of de-
votion, when suddenly the young lady sank
from her seat, and would have fallen upon
the floor but for the promptness of DR.. W
I'll. Elliott, who caught her. Gentlemen
Immediately approached, and assisted in car
ryipg her from the church.
The general inference was that the young
lady, overcome by her feelings, had tainted.
Alas! such was not the case. The gentle
men who were tenderly carrying the almost
lifeless form noticed on going down the
stairs that the gasps which now and then
] shook the frame grew fainter and fainter on
reaching the vestibule. A conveyance was
at once procured, and the lifeless form of the
young lady was taken to her fathers resi-
dence, on Liberty street. The announce
ment OF this sad and melancholy ending of
life just dedicated to the service of the
Lord sent thrill of grief through the con-
gregation. Bishop Beckwith alluded to the
visitation Of Providence in the most feeling
manner, and expressed the hope that all
present might be as fully prepared to ap-
pear before their Maker when Summoned as
he believed the young lady was, who but a
few minutes before had stood before the altar
iu the freshness and glory Of youth His
remarks touching the uncertainty of life, as
illustrated by this sad incident, were very
impressive, and were deeply felt by the con-
gregation.
- e~r> -Ge-
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New Advertisement
MAGAZINES & PAPERS FOR
1879.

Persons desiring to subscribe to any of the
following or other Magazines and
Papers, can be supplied by send
ing price of subscription to
HUNTER Il co.
NTOnthlies:
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4 Z q EEeesiaag OF the Board OF
~ SUPERVISORS Of Augusta county
18th, 1872
John Paris, William T. Rush, VIII
PRESENT, liam Crawford, VIM. B. Cochran.
| Henry B. Seig and John D. Brooks,
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-Four MEN TO BE HANGED. CoNvIcrEp ON
CIRcUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE Benz. Shelby.
Author Shelby. Bali Woods and William
Smith are now in Jail in Burnett county,
Texas, npder sentence of death, all to be
executed 90 the 18th of January. They
were convicted Of the murder If Beuia,ni
McKeever, solely upon singular and per-
feet chain of circupstantial evidence. Nc
Keever was shot from his horse at night,
and his throat cut, near the residence of the
Sheibys, his body carried on horseback three
miles and thrown into a cave A large
rock was placed over the bloody spot where
bis throat was cut, which precaution led to
the arrest of the criminals ri ~.
A frontIersman saw The rock had been re-
Gently placed there; it was removed, and
the blood discovered. On closer search
wad from shot gun was found Another
wad was taken FROM Shelby's gun. Both
were from the same paper. A copy of the
Chimney Corner was found in Shelby's
house, with a piece torn out The wads
placed together and in the paper made the
context perfect. Other circumstances were
cumulative, and the jury found them guilty
1t is thought that neither the courts or the
Governor will Interfere, and the sentence
will be executed ~.4.... .. .ts.... z.
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e<1e<< -<h--
WAR DoCUMENT.-From two dispatches
published in the supplemental report of the
joint committee on the conduct of the war;
in two volumes, printed at the Washington
Government Printing Ollie 10 1866, the
following extracts are made
[ Vol. l, page 287
WASHINGTON, December IS, 1864.
Major General w I Sherman, Savannah
Should you capture Charleston. / hope
that by some accident the place may be des
troyca, and if a little salt should be sowp
upon its site it may prevent the future CROP
OF notification and secession. (Signed)
I'll. W HALLEoK,
Major General of Staff.
The following is the reply of Gen sher-
man:
[Vol. l, page 291
Hons. Mil. Div. OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
In the field, Savannah, Dec "a. 1864. {
Extract: Il will bear in mind your hint
as to Charleston. and don't think salt will
be necessary. When [ move the Fifteenth
Corps will be on the right wing, and their
position will bring them naturally into
Charleston first, and, if you have watched
'he history of that corps, you will have re-
marked that they generally do their work
we'll The truth is the whole army is burn.
ing to wreak their vengeance on South Car.
DINA almost tremble at her fate, but
feel she deserves all that seems in store for
her, &c Sc, &c, &C. I look upon Col
umbla as quite as bad as Charleston" &c,
&c. &c.
(sisned by General Sherman in his off,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-By
| " virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF
Campbell county in the suit of Letitia j Frank
lin Adm x of David Franklin decd. as John D.
3ooker Admir-. of Josiah shepperson dec d., &C.
! rendered at the October term 1872 the under
signed Commissioner will proceed on the premi-
ses on
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r. III. YOUNG.
No. l79, MAIN STREET, STANTON, VA.
Keeps constantly on hand

the largest and best selected stock of STAPLE
FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHS, &C., in the
city, and for sale as cheap rs the cheapest
MIR DOYLE sohcts call from his friends
ana the publlc generally. lanl0-y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

PorSr LOOKOUT still incline TO
the opinion that before many years we shall
have a summer resort uron our Peninsula
that will rival those Of the North both in ut.
tactiveness and popularity. The rapid
progress of the Southern Maryland Rail-
road Is an assurance that we shall not
wait much longer for the cnnsnmmaiion
of our hopes and wishes. Point Look
out possesses superior natural advantages.
bea b, that il not rivalled by any in the
country. extending along its coat for sew
erai miles. aud sloping 50 gradually that
anyone may wade cut in the refreshing
waters OF the beautiful Chesapeake for
nearly mile. and the surf all that one
can desire. whilst il is free from the un-
der-tox. so dangerous at other Watering
places. The waters are stocked with the
finest ish aud oysters in the world. anil
the po,omse aud Bat eseh possessing su-
perios facilities for boating. Besides. il
lies RICH, in the track of all the steamers
that cnme mp the Bay. and woald soon be
known far and vide over the country
Enterprise aud capital must bring h out
and that. too. at no distant dsy.-Priace
Gcoryiaa.