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l. The control Of the Park will be in the hands Of
the Proprietors and perIntendent, and twelve
gentlemen Of the CITY, mostly heads Of families and
holders OF family tickets, who will enforce obedi-
tncs to regulations and preserve strict or and
decorum.
q Game Of all kinds will be prohibited. except
wben proper provisions are made for them. No
tleighs, ropes poles will be- allowed on the ice,
except such as furnished by the euperintsndent.
3. Any person who WtllfulIY creates disturbance
In the Park, or in any way conducts himself IN q
manner unbecoming gtnthsman, will be expelled
forthwith tho Proprietor erYing the right to re-
fund 10 all such persons their subscription money,
PRO rata and camel their tickets.
4. Cautions end objections from the Suparintend-
ent and Park keepers should in all cases be imme-
diafely complied with.
5. Tickets not transferable. All perEons will be
required to show their tickets in order to gain sd
mittsnee to the Park. If tickets are transferred
they will be cancelled.
6 Price OF tickets will be as follows Family
Tickets Will be issued to gentlenen at SO each for
the winter; accompanying the tickets will be .
check TO each individual member Of the subsori-
bor family, (serv Ints aocepted), who will be ad-
mitted at all times when the Park is open. Gentle
men holding Family Tickets will also have the
privilege of Introducing to the PARK free Of charge,
any person, non-resident Of the city ft being
pacially understood, that any uersOn introducing
visitor will be responsbe for hs or her department
in the Park.
seasen tickets will be as follows:
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lady.........f5 co
~
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Terms of the Weekly Leader,
b%Hereafter we shall write the name Of
every subscriber on each paper sent.
Tri.WeekIy Leader.

To OLUBs.-Single copy So per year; Two
copies for S., Five for $l1 %, Ten for
$40 90, and any larger number at the latter
rate. For club of twenty, an extra copy
will be sent. For a club of forty, We send
the DAILY LEADER gratis one year. The
Tri-Weekly contains the entire reading mat
ter Of the Daily.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIO NEWS +!
Only One Dollar a Year In Clubs
A NEW VOLUME
OF THE
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
OF THE

WILL COMMENCE JANUARY ISt, 1861.
For seventeen years the LEADER has re-
newed its weekly visits to the iresides of
its friends throughout the West in general,
AMI NORTH ern Ohio in particular. Improved
facilities for printing have enabled its proprie-
tors to reduce the price till it has become
successful competitor with the leading week
ly papers of New York.
The coming year will be the turning year
ofthe century. Every month will be crowd
ed with important events, and every week
will develOpe some new and startling phase
of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-06
LARGE ARN CONTRACT

The Usion Firearms Company Of New
York, whose principal srmory will be at
Newark, N. J., are to execute contracts for
the manufacture of 10000 stand of arms,
embracing 25, 900 Marsh's breech and muzzle
loading rifles, and $4,000 Springfield rife
muskets. This company, organized under
the laws of New York, with a capital of
S4Oo, 600, will give employment to several
thousand mechanics, among whom will be
many of the loyal citizens of Harpers Ferry,
who were thrown out of work by the de-
struction of the National workshops.
A SOUTHERN VIEW OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES
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CLEVELAND
SKATING PARK.

This Park. which will be opened to visitors on
MON DAY. tnuary 6th, 1852, has an area Of about
twenty acres. is located on Central Tract the
foot Of Ohio street. The approach tharetO will be
via this Seneca street and Pontoon Bridges and the
entrance gate is at the junction of Central Way
md l.
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NLEVELAND LIBRARY eQ5Ga
ASsO CIAFIOE.
LECTURES FOR 1862.

The Lecture Committee have the pleasure Of an
nounong the following list of Lecturers, all ofWhom
have definitely accepted the Invitations extended to
them:
Dec. 20 Prof ANSOH ]. UPSON, Professor Of
Rhetoric and Elocution in Hamilton College,
New York.
Jan. e-BAYARD TAYLOR. subjsct-''The Amer
lean People, Socially and Politically"
Jan. Hon. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, Of Kew
York. subjeot-''The Union"
Jan. e. P. WHIPPLE, ESQ, Of Boston.
Feb. -Doct. I. I. HAYES, the Arctic Explorer.
March l2-Bsv. L. b. CHAPLIN, DID,, of New York.
UBIn addition to the above, invitations have been
sent to Hon. d, J. Raymond, Of New York, Rev
DOct. Bellows, PTeB't Of the Sanitary Commission,
Hon. EDWARD Everett, G. w. Curtis, Esq, and 9TH
sr distinguished Lecturers, the result Of which,
together with the time and place Of each Lecture
viii hereafter be announced.
W. P. FOGG,
H. M CHAPLIN,
ALLEYHE MATHARD,
dsol0:R1l ecture Committee
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MORE sLIDRLLs IN PRISON.

There are the elements of another Slidell
and Mason case in Fort Lafayette, in the
persons of Thomas s. Rogers, and one Zach
ary of New Orleans. They were taken
early in December by our Commodore
Ridgely, off the English schooner Victoria,
on Shis passage from Havana to Matamo-
ras with dispatches for rebel leaders in their
pockets, and the fullest evidence of their be-
ing on an errsnd hostile to the United
States. It is probable that the State De-
partment will not wait demand for the
surrender of these men, but will speedily re-
lease them.
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turss and Gin 8VatF.

NM L. MAN In, NO. OU, SOUTH
" side Public Square, having besn East and
House Furnishing Establishments Of TF5y, Albany
Pniladelphia and New York al tds newest and most
3 T o v e 8.
9T Gookina ParloE and Heating purposes and also
Usefgl ATtielsg Of Haas. FsIraisbing GsodI.
Besides sging the most advantagoou5 facilities
ouliarlY adapted to this market Also his arrsa9s-
1 he NEW newest nd mo Sss9 n Sit s sgSsd p WIN
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with his long experience Of Is years IN fhs
city IN his business, enabies him to offer 10 his nu-
rall the Greatest Inducements In regard 20 quality
Qpon the ONE PRfOF BYSTFM - --ae
THE "DISPAT0H C0QEIES STOVFD
continuing . increase "a public favor and a the
most -Duh FABLE, EOONOmIOAL, 0UIOE and
PltbGLgf eperating Stove In the narEst a fhoug-
and9 OF HoqsokoelaTl IN this city and surrounding
country Who daily using the Stove viii tsgtiiy
BE has also large variety Of other New Sfylas Of
COOKING STOVES, e. well a.
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Goal, Of
Ho manufaot1re1, and hs8 fol sale ht Wholelala
snd rotails nl kinds Of Plain and Japannod lin,
Copper end Sheet Iron Wafn. Hil stock Of House
furnishing Goods,
HaTbk k1Btles and Eaanels3 GTatss,
u large and complete in style and dnilh.
- All are most cordially invited 70 can beioFs
EuTohasing eseFhsras apd iudge for themselves,
and latlslaotl0R Is guaranteed st tho
STOFH CRATE RNPORTUM
WI. MABVTH,
&c, % scath Slas PQbllo SQUARE.
esp CilToland, Ohio.
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WashInEton Itemn.
INTERNATIONAL coURTRsY.

Secretary Seward has courteOusly given
permission to Lord Lyons to have the Eng
iish transports now bringing troops to Canada
land them at Portland, from which they can
be taken either to Quebec or Montreal on the
Grand trunk Railroad. As the navigation
of the st. Lawrence Is virtually closed for
the winter, this graceful act of international
courtesy should be appreciated at London.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-06

The staunton, Va, Spectator learns from
a Northern Catholic priest, that Archbishop
Hughes has gone abroad, ,deputed by council
Of the Fathers, to use his influence to secure the
intercession of foreign powers on behalf of
peace, and the recognition Of the Southern
COnfederacy.
THE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
THREATENED By OUR TROOPS.
A telegram from Charleston of December
29th, announces the landing Of a large Yam
kee force on North Edisto Island, for the
purpose, doubtless, of taking possession of
the Charleston & Savannah Railroad, at
Adams Run.
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ENLARGED NECK,

ENLARGED NECK,
which is 50 prevalent en- the Lake shore.
Persons suffering from coughs, night BRssis,
bleeding st the lungs. general debility, partial
deafness. imperfect sight, loss Of voice, hossRsss
loss Of flesh and strength loss Of appetite languoF
iesPondonsT palpltation Of the heart oppression oi
the chest dimsult breathing rsstlsssnsss st night
Ehsuld consult the Doctor forlhEl.h
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MASON AND sLIDELL, ,

Mason and slidell will go no further
than Halifax in the Rinaldo. There they
will take the Niagara.
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Daily News From California,
Utah, Oregon, Pixies Peak,
and Pacific Countries !

With all these additional advantages, the
LEADER will still be furnished at the follow
ing low rates;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-06

To keep US posted in the news from the
seats of war, where three-quarter Of a mil
lion of our cOuntrymen are arrayed in arms
against each other to decide whether Free
dom or Slavery shall predominste in our
land. Every aeighborhoOd, and almost
every family has one or more of its mem
bers in the army, and the movements of the
divisions will be a matter of intense interest
to all. We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts of all engagements
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Great Shareholders Rebellion (!

1t is unnecessary for us to dilate on the
Importance of ones taking a newspaper at
this time when our country is passing
through one OF the most terrible and gigan-
tic civil wars the civilized world has ever
seen. 1t is still more needless, perhaps, for
us to urge the advantages Of having good
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9Etp SarErttaEme1ts,

gg-Pgrtioular attention Riven TO the purol ase Of
tArSduOa and Merchandise m n~ie-- ia~6
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12

If fair, If not the next fair day thcreafter) be-
tween the hour. Of II o'clock, a. III. and
o'clock p. m, all those several tracts or par
GELS Of land uf which Edmund Heard died
seized and possessed, containing four hundred
acres, more or lcss.
Said land is located near st. Johns church
in Saint Mary's county, about three miles
from the navigable waters of the PatuXent river
and four miles from Leonard Town. aud is espe-
cialy valuable for WOOD aud TIMBER. Of
which there are large quantities on the land,
Of the best quality. The soil is well adapted
to the growth Of all the staple crops of the
county, and the Improvements are d. comfort
able DWELLING and the NECESSARY OUT
HOUSES.
The terms Of sale are, cash payment of
one hundred dollars ON the day OF sale, the
balance to be paid in equal ANNUAL instruments
of ono and two years to be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser, with security to he APP
proved by the Trustee and bearing interest
from the day of sale. Upou the payment Of
the whole purchase money, the Trustee is ern-
powered 10 convey all the right, title and in.
icrest OF the parties to the sad decree i'll said
real estate to the purchaser or purchasers
thereof.
GEORGE !. SPALDIXG,
April 25,h, Is62-ts,
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
BEN BILT.

REN BOLT is an iron grey, sixteen
- hands high, of easy carriage and OF
great muscular power, is very docile, is a
fast trottcr. performs well under the sad
lie and also in double and single harness
lie is nine years old this Spring, is sure
foal gct:cr and has made several successful
stands in Charles county, where his colts
are in the greatest demand.
Ben Bolt was sired by Register. his dam
a fine Emigraut mare out Of Lady Clifton,
one Of the best saddle mares ever raised
in his county.
lie will stand the ensuing season. COM
meucing the 1st Of April, at the following
places on the days named below:
At Sassafras & Oak on Mondays;
At Leonard Town on Tuesdays;
At Great Mills on Wednesdays and
Thursdays;
AT the Head of thu Bay on Fridays;
At George II. Morgan's store on Satnr.
days.
He will be let to mares at the following
rates: $40, to be discharged by s., i
paid in the season. Sl5 insurance. 81
cents i'll each case to the groom Season
to end the lst Of july
GEORGE \. SIMMS.
April 3rd, 1S62--tcs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
CLAUDE MELN0TTE.

ilS handsome aud Thoroughbred STAT.-
y LION will commence his stand .nr tho
PRESENT year on MONDAY. the Pad day Of
April ncv' I' is bright hay. bred b NJ
Long. owner oi Boston. was Got hv Boston uut
of SLENDER by Industry. Louisa Sennc.. ~
Th"rit'''', Ra;l,r. nAi:y c. pI :. u O2lr'<
O>ca.. Grey itunn,,-tIail~ U,.;o;.. Ee,r.i-
tals. imp. O:he'n, i"p. Gro-.c', juniper.
impt Mortons Traveller. owt Of i,upt. Selma
ny the Gwl"lph'n Ar.iiar.
From the above pedigree, it will bc seen,
That Claude Melnotie combines more Uf tie
Sir Archy blond in his veins than any horse
now living, being descended. through his sire
Boston and grand sire Timoleo,,, directly from
Sir Archv, and through Industry. sire If Slcn.
der, and one Of the best sous al Sir Archy,
again through Thornt"n's Rather, t.he sire nf
Louise Sernmesl, another distinguished SON Of
Sir Archy.
By his g. G. dam Daisy crorrrr. throngl'
her sire Grey Doomed, lie is descended from
impt. Medley, all his family being distinguish
ell for game and sto,.tncss.
Claude Mclnnttc rs the sire If Col. Bowie.
fine colt. Ike Marvel, which ran i'm the Fall oil
$50 both at Leonard Town and in Virgins
with success.
Terms. For blooied mares. $50. to be dis
charged ny SIS. If paid in the season. Fol
crnmon mares. $l2, t" be discharged by SIS
If paid in the season. Groom fee so cents
For further particulars, sec hand-bills, to b,
published hereafter.
JAS r. THOMPSON.
March 18th, ls62-t.s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
BlBB z CO.'S
Improved Arrangement for airing
Tobacco.

Nv would call the attention of TOBAC-
w co PLANTERS to our New Arrange
mcnt for Firing Tobacco, the tirst and only
apparatus yet Invented which perfectly and
Satisfactorily performs the work OF curing
Tobacco by artificial heat. This furnace has
been used by several of the leading planters
Gi this State. who have given it fair and
impartial trial, and the result has proved
complete success. The Tobacco" cured by our
apparatus has sold for $40, SIG and $50 per
cwt.. the increased price. in one instance, OBJ
tanned on two h"sshea,is OF tobacco paid the
cost Of the machine. For circulars, contain
ing full description Of the apparatus, address
Rhb & Co., No. 81 Light Street, baltimore.
June 9th, 1922.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
ElUITY NlTIGR.

leo " Hayden : In Circuit Court for
vs.. St. Mary ,uniy, sit
Harriet E. Hayden & ! ting in EGui,y.
others
WE object Of this Suit is to pr Jcrn e a de-
cree f.T the sale Of certain real estate
mentioned in tie bill fled in this case.
The bill states, that Richard Hayden Of
saint Aarys C,urty died sometime lion the
year oil 1853, seized Of the following real es-
tate; Locust r arm" being part of Hop
ton rark, containing l75 acres more or less,
omaii Hope, containing 100 acres, more or
less, Free School," being part Of Hopton
. aaS' containing 100 acres, more or less /;
"Wheelcrs Lott" Containing 50 acres.
more or less, 'Hopton Park" containing sci
acres, more or less, leaving the following hcirs
at Law, George V. Hayden Susan HAYDEN.
who has intermarried with William Stewart.
Soan Hayden, Maria f. Hayden, who has in
,ernarned with John II. Langley, Jueph ID.
hayden, jaime X. lila, Jei,, Martha f.. HAYDEN.
VINO has infernlarried with Stephen A Graves,
Msry II. Hayden, who has ihterinarrird with
Tcoastian Thompson, and Richard A. Hav-
den, also his widow Harriet f.. HAYDEN.
OF whom the said Richard A. HAYDEN re-
sdes out Of the State Of Maryland. The
nlii further stites that the real estate cam
hot be divided among all the parties there
20 entitled. without great loss and injury to
their interest, and therefore prays for a sale
81 The said real estate. and a division of
the proceeds Of sale among the parties, in
proportion to their respective interests
IL Is therefore adjulged and ordere, BIZ
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Saint
Marys county, sitting in Equity, that the
complainant. by causiEg a copy Of this or
der to bc inserted ia the Saint Mary's lea
con, published at Leonard Town, Md, once
IN each Of three successive weeks before the
hrst day of September next, give notice TO
she said Richard A. Hayden, who is an
absent defendant, of the object and sub
stance of this Bill, and to warn him to ap-
pear IN this court i'll person or by solicitor,
ON or before the said tir.t day of September
to ahswcr the premises aud show cause, if
any he l,as, why decree ought not to pass
as prayed.
JAMES 7. GLADSTONE,
Clerk Of Circuit Court
for ST. Mary's county
June 9Th 1s62-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR FACTORY

AV1NG pur, based the entire interest "
Il the late firm If Mnrgan, JamiSon & Ca.
the undersigned will conduct the business with
proinptncss aGd energy.
lar re stock ii excellent CIGARS, manu-
featured from the best Tobacco to lie obtaiu.,!
III the market. viii he KEEP, constantly on
ha"f. AMI ORDERS will sc received from. and
Cigars delivered AZ Factory prices in either Of
me counties "F Prince George. Charles. St.
Marys. Calvert or Nine Arundel.
A liberal share Of the patronage o: he reo-
PIC "l S"Whcfn Maryland Is earnestly s,lirit-
81 Tor the advancement: of HOME INDUS
TRY, based uron the motto If large sales with
reasonable pr ii:s.
EEf' All orders addressed to tho uu,lersiyn.
ed at ''e'nar! Town /. O., will he promptly
attended TO.
b. A. JAMESON.
jar 9th, l8G2-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
YOUNG HANRLBT1uIhN

WEAS sired by Vermont TIamblcto-
w man." (bc!onging to Mcssrs. No
blos, of Vcr""nt.g his dam by Marshall
Victory, g {. by IIaswelrs Eclipse, he by
Longs American Eclipse, he by Old
Eclipse (thc three last Moro"gh bred -
Vermont lIamr.ctonan was sired by North
crn Hamblvtonian (helongiug TO Mr.. Har-
ris, Of Vermont,) lis dam by Comet By
Bishops Hambletolian. got by inpor'ett
Messenger. Northern Hanbletonian was
also sired by Bishop, Hambletonian BY i'm
ported Messenger
1t will thus be seen that Vermont H,D,-
heto"ia" (thc sire of Young Hambletoui;4s)
has more Messenger ii"~{ thur any .HMio.
Icing, and all the Messengers ani HaI..
bletonians are great trottcrs. The Eclipse
blood in Young IIambletonian" should
give Liin power and lasting qaalitiea.
He will oi!y be let to limited number
of mares.
II. will stal.l at my Farm in Niedlcy's
Neck Oh Mondays;
At Lent.ard Town on Tuesdays:
At Chaptico On Thursdays and The Fac
tory IN Saturdays.
The season will commence on the 1t
Tuesday in April aid end on the lst Sat
ur,iay in July.
Terms 81. ia the season. sl5 out
Insurance, so.
J H. MADDOX.
April 3rl, 1SG2
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
BLACK HAWK
WILL stand for service this Spring

nv ILL stand for service this Spring
w Ou Mondays and Tuesdays Of
every week at j. +. Fcnwick's stables,
Leonard Town;
On Wednesdays AMI Thursdays of every
week at the Great Mi Is;
On Fridays aud Saturdays of every week
at ST 1nigoes' and the Ridge;
Commencing on the 1st of April and
ending the l., of July.
Terms. $40, to BE- paid within the sea-
son. or SD if not paid in the season
Insurance. $40. to be paid as soon as
the mare proves to he in foal.
To those who wish to improve ,l:eir
stock of horses. either for the turf. saddle
or HARNESS. Black Hawk is highly recon-
mendcd, as coming from family of horses
OF fine size and style aud remarkable for
docility, with great liz. and action Great
care will be taken but no responsibility for
accident or escape.
Pedigree. Black Hawk was bred hy
Mr.. 4 braham krise in Adams county.
Pa, and will be eight years old tn s
Spring. He is of rich black color and
stan'.s full sixteen hands in height He
was sired by Goliah yrand-sirc the Amer
lean Eclipse, which stock is well known in
America. Black Hawks dam was got by
F"xhunter, granldan by Potomac. VIII"
was bred by Col. Thomas Stcpinson in
Bourbon county, Ky. who was sired by
Ola Pntomoc, of Va. deem it unnecessary
to trace his stock further, as he will repre-
sent himself to all competent ird-"s
JOHN + HOLMES.
Leonard Town, Md
April 3:h, 1S62-tcs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
"CRAVES SWAMP"
"UOPE with ADDITION

containing two hundred ana thirty two acres
more or less.
Til. last tract lies contiguous tn the first
named tract, and is the same which Joseph
Dunbar, r.. purchased Of the late Gov James
Thomas 1t is highly valuable for it's mead
ow land and for its timber in which i,
abnunds.
Persons DESTROYS Of making good invest
msnts are invited to call aud view the prc,ni-
s~s.
Terms Of Sale are, That one sixth Of the
purchase money shall he paid on the day oil
Sale, and the balance shall be paid in three
equal instalments Of twelve, eighteen and
twenty four r:onths, with interest from the
day Of sale. the purchaser giving bonds, Will,
security IL BE- approved hy the trustee.
BENJAMIN G.. HARRIS,
Trustee.
June 9th, lS62-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-06-12
lQUITY NOTICE.

Thomas Thompson & County sitting in
Oscar II. Thompson. Equity.
yUVHe object Of this Suit is to procure. a de-
i cree for a .ale Of certain m'rtgagrd
premises in Saint Msry's county, which. on
the fourth day Of September 1857. were mort
gagged. 10y .le defendants, Thomas Thompson
aud Emily Thompson, since dead, 10 the
complainant.
The Bill states tlat on the fourth dav of
September 1857, the said Thomas Thompson
and Emily Thompson conveyed certain real
t,tate which i. particularly mentioned in said
CONVEYANCE accompanying raid Bill, rs n.
Exhibit. unto the said I1ealr keibard by way
Vi mortgage to secure the payment uf Twelve
lundr,I? dollars, with interest th"re"n speci-
fi..i in said Bill, to be paid in four equal in
stalments. for which the saii Thomas Th"mp-
s.n and Emily Thompson's notes were given,
the first for three hundred dollars due on the
6r.t day Of january 1859. the second for
three hundred dollars due tho first day of
Januar, 1860. the third for three hundred
dollars due ou the first day Of January 1861.
AVID tie fourth for ike yum Of three hum
dr.d dollars due on the frat day uf January
1862. with interest on each ir.in the first day
VI January lS5S,-that the said Emily
Thompson died since the execution "f the said
n"ryag- leaving one child. Oscar H.
Ih"snpson, aforesaid. and that the raid
III. mas Thompson il entitled to tenancy
Ly curte.y in said Real Estate. The Bill
rays for sale Of said real estate to pay the
aforesaid indebtedness and interest and also
for subpncnas agai' st the said Oscar ii.
Thompson and Thomas Thompson, who are
Residents Of Saint Mary's county. And it
n"w appearing by two subp"cnas issued in
tie above case against the said Thomas
Thompson aud returned by the Sheriff OF
Saint Mays county not summoned, that the
complainant, under article IL scctioL 90 of
the Code Of Public General Laws, is entitled
70 proceed against the said Thomas 'Thomp-
ION. as nonresident defendant 1t Is thor
,pon adjudged and ordered by the Ci,lk OF
the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's county,
sitting in Equity. that the complainant, by
causing q copy OF this order t" lie inserted in
the Saint Mary's Beacon, published at Leon-
ard Town, Nd, once in each Of three sue
eessivs weeks before the first day Of Septom-
Der next. give notice to the said Thomas
Th"mps>L Of the object and substance Of Il r
Bill, and warn him to appear in this court,
IN person or by solicitor. on or before the said
first day Of September next, TO answer tue
! relni.es aud show cause, II any he has, Thy
q decree ought not to pass as prayed.
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk of Circuit Court
for Saint Nary's County
III 9th. lSG2-3w.