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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TEBuHK o. this week
mss, be handed IL before ?. today.
Tie subscriptions THB WEEKLY TRIBUyE coming in
upon Us 10 immense numbers and there medium in the
country well adapted or advertisers who desire reach
the intelligent and enterpIng inhabitants of all the oys
States Price 81 25 line Nothing inserted for less than 5
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Bnslness Nol,tes.

IMPORTANT FACTs.-COnstant writing lor
nj. month. is done cheaper with Gold fehs IMAM WIN
Steel Pens therefore, Is economy to use ood en'
The Gold Pen remains unchanged by years u 'oa'"''
IN. a. s,ol pa, 4, ever changing by corrosion and
b,so. perfect uniformity Of writing IS obtained only
by the use Of the Gold Pen
The Gold Pen /, Away. ready and reliable While the steel
Dan o., h. oep condemned aud one seee.ed there
fore Their. i. great saving of time in the use Of the God Pen
God capable of receiving any degree of elasticity so ha
Pom is exactly adapted to the hand of the writer
brse the nerves hand and not injured ass
known to be the case by the use Of Steel Pens
SEQ The Pen ia msner than the sS0rd.' In another
Column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

From Fortress Monroe, we learn that the
9th New-York Regiment, with three gunboats
had made an expedition up the Chowan River,
the objec. being to destroy some railroad
bridges. The enemy being strong at Winton,
no landing was made; the Rebels fired upon
our gunboats, and they shelled the town and
burned it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

An official bulletin is published from the
War Department stating that the President
has taken all telegraph lines into bis hands,
aud iorbiddipg the transmission Of any War
news not authorized by the proper officers.
Penalties are provided for any infraction Of
This rule
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Netp21ark Dailp Gtibnte
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY &c. 1862.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No motto. can be taten Of ANONYMOUS Communications
Whatever il intended for insertion mus. be Authenticated
by the and address Of the wrisr-not necessarily Tor
publication bu: ss guaranty for his good faith.
We undertake. return rejected Communications
All business letters Tor ;his should DO addressed to
"IEE TRIBrNR." New-York
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The report that Secretary Stanton had had
. fresh attack of vertigo and was in critical
health, having been exploded, arrangements
have been made in Washington to disseminate
o statement that he is insane Some OF our
enterpriSing contemporaries may be favored with
hint of it this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

The bill 10 add to the articles oil war one
forbiddiug the officers of the army and navy 10
assis. in the capture and return OF fugitive
slaves, yesterday passed the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes after debate of considerable length
and some warmth.
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We priat on another page, with the inaugu
raj address of JEFF. Davis and the proceedings
of the Rebel Congress a complete list of the
last company of Union prisoners released from
Richmond.
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them mot the money, but the amount taken,
and a notification of the Bank wherein the
money awaits the delivery Of the Stock)-that
Millions per day would be put up for full
month to come. Why not
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called his Legislature is quite prObable-he has
a habit of calling it; but that he will order IL
to undo his years work of treason is to oe Do
loved when we are sure Of it.
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The mails for Europe by the steamship Asia
will close at | o'clock to-day.
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CAUTION TO DRUGGIsTs.-Beware of counter.
felt MEXICAN MUSTANG LSIxEST The genuine IS wrsppta
IN 6ne steel plate ensrayng with the words Mexican Mus
tang Liniment in circle surrounding burning 'oesA''
&c and ID. 8 Barnes" blown In the bottle . -
There has been ofe ed for sale by John d. rsh an al
tce in general dosgn quite the same hut executed %
mon .tone Mate with the words "A @. Bragg Co. in top
of the circle the ord Mexican" underneath sa sna w
secured by the smoke Of the volcano and the
"D. s Barnes" omitted from the bottle. -,
To manufacture sell counterfeit trademark
ofense and the UNDERSIGNED wall sc1y ehiVic ~ 80
civy and cruinsy Information In regard 20 the "e'eu
bouts of the said counterfeit iniment VII De
csiyed. ID. >. BAKNEsi NO NV- D'o'"'N- =
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CHAPPED HANDS, FACE, LIPS, NC.-CtK-
r,,y Crpv .xn observation-disclosures Co.'S CAspnoR
lev with IYcERIyK will keep the skin soft in he coides!
weather sold by druggists generally Price ~ een's sent
,.'i -, .one,,.. of a csuts HKGBMAS Il Co,
W "'-'' w Nos. I61, 800. 81 ana 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

Pubic Speakers and Singers can use " BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,' Cough aud Voice Lozenges a'
freely as Notwithstanding opium anything that can
inute tie system They invaluable sayns the hoare
and irritation incident to vocal exeron and also power
full suxsry in the production Of me,odioO- onuns!ion,
clearing and siren thening the voice.
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ALL ARTICLES FOR SoLDIE

The disagreeable walking OF yesterday suggests
70 us tina, an aud beautiful Article has been devised
for protecting White stockings OF fair lady fe nds rom
the d; and mud and also giving support to the snk sed
log 4, from the cnonc beside giving and hnis TO e
COD Of the boot IL l. article OF simple elegance tha WIN
a, once commend itself the aides In few days viii De
presented 10 the public.
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TIE TRIBUNE ALslANAC
FOR 1852.

ORGANS.-CHURCH ORGANS ioi SAIL, low lof
c,sh or approved credit containing & g. TO- aud stops with
pedal, and Gothic ceses w H. DAVIS NO ~ Dow niugst
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
YOUNG aAMBLDTQvIAu

" AS sired BY vermont Hambleto-
w man." belonging to Messrs. No
bIea, Of Vermont his dam By Marshall
v'efory, 9 d. ny HaswclT's Eclipse. he by
Longs American Eclipse, he by Old
Eclipse the three last thorough brrd) -
Vermont Iambletonian wins sired by North
ern iiambIetonian belonging to Mr.. liar
ms. OF Vermont his dam by CONE. by
Bishops Hambietenian. got by imported
messenger. Northern Tlambletonian was
also sired by Bishops Hanbletonian by inn
ported Messenger.
1t will thus be seen that Terinaont Ham,
1a''""'"" the sire of Young Hambletonian)
max .. more Messenger U'~d thu any Stallion
nr"3. and all the Messengers and Ham
D,e'on,ans are grca. trett,.rs. The Eclipse
'!o"d IN Young IIanblctonian" should
give him power and lasting qualities.
Iie will only be let to limited number
Of mares.
He will stand at my Farm in Medley's
Neck on Mondays;
At Leonard Town on Tucsdare.
AT Ch=ptico on Thursdays and the Fac.
tory on Saturdays.
The season will commence on the LAT
Tuesday in April and end on the LIST Sat.
urday III July.
Terms 81; in the season. SIS out
Insurance. $50
J. II. MADDOX.
April Bird, 1SG2-,cs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10

lIlS handsome and Thoroughbred Stall
] LION will commence his stand for the
prs mt ysar en MONDAY the 2H.l ,,ay o.
Arrl next. lie Is a bright lxsy, bre., by MIR.
! Ling. owner a kEs"s,. WAS snt by Brt..u o,,,
nj Sl-inlcr hy lnslutry. louisa Scmue.. hy
Tlernt.a'. Ratler. Daisy Cr.p,er. l,y Oele'.
Oscar, Grey Di,mssi-ilalrs Union. Lnza:i-
das. in,p Othrllc. imp. Gorge's Juniper.
i,npt. Murtms Traveller. out of imn. Selma
by the GwiolpIin Arabiax.
From the a6uve pedigree, it will lie seen.
that Claude McIns'tte combines more Of the
Sir Archy blrsd in his veins than anv horse
BOW living, tring descended. through his sire
lso~tm and grand sire 'rimohon. directly from
Sir Archy. and through Industry sire Of Slrn-
der. and one Il the best sorts ni Sir Arc,y.
again thr"i.h Thornton. Rather. tthe sire of
L.a:isa Semmel, another distinguished son of
Sir Archy.
BY his &. 2. dam Daisy Chopper. through
hrr sire Grey Diom-sl. lie is descended frm
mpt. Medley. all his family being distinguish
erl f,r game and stuntnews.
Claude Mclnutte ~ the sire of Col. Bowie's
fine colt, Ike Marvel which ran I'm the Fall If
80 both at I.conard Town and in Nircinia
with success
Terms For hl,olsSi mars, $40. to bc dis
charged 10y SIS, il paid in the scas,u. Fer
common mares, $l2, to hc discharged by So.
il paid i'm the Saa-sn. (;rnun fee. so cents.
For further particulars, see hand-Lillx. to liz.
published hereafter.
JAS. II. THOMPSON.
March !3th, lSG2-tes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
b UIL d ER'S
NJ "A TIE RI A LIS

The undersigned would respectfully call tn
attention Of tlse Puh.lie IN their larre assort
'ncnt of DOORS. BLINDS, SASH moor
FRAMES, WINDOW FR.iAEy. U.aSU
EOARDS. CASTINGS, HOULDLNGS. han
Ties. and every description of House R..;ld-
ing materials. which they have constantly on
hams. and which they can furnish ut the short
,xt notice.
They are also prepared to furnish at thu.
shortest notice FRAME WORK for
Country Henses. C,tiagcs, and suburban
Residences. according :" any plan or design.
all really htte,! 10 be put up on their propos-
cd sites.
Farrnrrs and others. DESTROYS Of building
in the country, would fim! il 10 their advantage
by giving us call hefprc purchasing else
where. as we arc fully prepared to execute
work ,an the most reasonable terms. And tLe
advantages, which we offer i. pre,.srin. ai,
the materials that may bc neccsssry in cor
| struciins house, will he found TO save The.
Builder great deal Of vexatious delay and
expense.
H<;s" All orders left nj ;acir office or adj
dressed 10 Their, ty mail will meet witt,
promp and satisfactory attention.
MACGlILlN & JOHNSON.
Steam Planning MI and ;t,,asa facto,y.
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street BRIDGE
Warehouse No. 55, Pratt street,
Next door tn Penn & Mitchell. Dait. Md
April 10th, lSGO-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
BLACK Hawk
NJ Ill stand for service this Spring

NJ ILL stand for service this Spring
W On Mondays and Tuesdays ot
every week at j. i. Fcnwicks st ables.
Leonard Town:
On Wednesdays and Thursdays of every
week at the Great Mills;
On Fridays and Saturdays Of every week
at st. lnigces' and the Ridge;
Commencing on the LIST of April and
ending the 1~t of July.
Terms. $40, to be paid within the sea-
son. or Sl5 if not paid in the season.
Insurance, $50, to be paid as soon as
the mare proves to be in foal.
TO those who wish to improve ,Leir
stock of horses. either for the turf. saddle
or harness, Black Hawk is highly recon-
niendcd, rs coming from family of horses
Of fine size and style and remarkable for
docili'y. with great lif" and action. Great
care will be taken but no responsibility for
accident or escape
Pedigree. Black Hawk was bred by
MIR. Abraham krisc, in Adams county.
Pa, and will be eight years old THU
Spring. He is Of rich black color and
stnn'.s full sixteen hands in height. He
was sired BY Goliah erand-sire the Amer
lean Eclipse, which stock is well known in
America. Black Hawks dam was got by
Foxhuntcr, granddam by Potomac, who
was bred by Col. Thomas Stcpinson in
Bourbon county, Ky, who was sired by
Old Potomac. of Va. t deem il unnecessary
to trace his stock further. as he will repre-
sent himself to all competent judges.
JOHN +. HOLMES,
Leonard Town, Nd.
April 9Th, 1s62-tcs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
next,
INDIAN TOWN.

containing five hundred acres. more or le,s
oil which j. FERGUSON Bruce, late Of Charles
County, died seized and possessed. This !,
subject to the right Of dow or of Ellen Drnce
the widow.
Sa'i land binds ON Ranjomoy Creek. which
~ Earigablc f'r bay crafts, is mos. bc,uti fn,.
" and dcsirably located as Ia scenery and
slip1(ng. The waters have always been IA.
nous Tor wild fowl and fish Of the creates,
abundance and finest varieties and mceti-p n
ready sale to dealers. who carry on an extern
sivc trade from that vicinity.
The soil is in high state uf cultivation he.
ing generally level or rolling and free from,
stone. 1t is well drained and enclosed. and
divided off in fields. of equal size by hcmIock
fencing.
1t is we'll adapted TO the growth of Wheat
Corn, Tobacco, Clover and Timothy.
The improvements arc comfortable Dwell
ling House, latel. thoroughly repaired. Hitch.
On, Quarters, Cnrn House, Granarics. Stables
Carriage and Ice Houses and two large new
iiarns IL Is not often Farm containing 50
many advantages is put in the market Fer
suls DESTROYS of purchasing arc invited to look
for themselves.
The terms of sale, as prescribed BY the de-
cree. are. one-tlir'l If the purchase money
thereof to he pail in casl, OH the day of SAIL
or on tho ratification thereof, and the rcsiiu.
IN one and two years, in equal ins,almcnts
the whole credit payments to bear interest
from the dag oil sale and to be secured by the
bonds OF tho purchaser with security to be
approved by the Trustee.
Upon the Payment of the whole of the
Is''rcasc money. the Trustee is authorized &c
convey all the right. title and interest of the
parties to sad decree i'll said real estate to the
purchaser or purchasers.
Is. G. HARRIS,
Trustee.
April 9Th, 1sC2.-,s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.
E. ANDERSON, Nos,

w Il. ANDEkSON, Nos. lU & I
w Secnud Street Leirecn Frederick .Strs
and Marsh Marie! Space, baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and be-.
assort,nen, of Cabinef Furniture in the city,
is prepares! TO selleyc.y article in his line upon
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had a long experience in this line al
business, he flaiiers himself that he can com
pete, as to excellence OF material. beauty or
workmanship and range OF prices. with any
establishment OF the sort in this or any other
city. His general stock embraces full aud
complete assortment OF Pdr!or Chairs. Sn|as.
R"ckimg Chairs, Spring Lounges, Chamber
Sm's Ear room, Office and Dining Chairs,
French Iefe a. efes, Scnees, Arm Chair. :.
Mattresses. Lacking Glasses, de-, of every va.
riety and description. lie has also on hand
5edsteGds of his own manufacture, which
can be put up and taken down in two min.
utes. Persons from 81. Mary's. wishing 10
purchase Furniture. are requested to cali and
examine his Stock before buying elsew hrr~
81 sure TO find the right place Nos. ~ & I2
Second Street-Warshouse with 80 iee
front and large Folding doors.
August / ih ls59-iv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
DENTISTRY.

tJEfSoNS Meeting the services Of q fr.t-
L. rate pen:i,i will a" well To- cmplow DR.
]. RANDOLPH WALTON. who i'm
tcnd. 10 aing himself in the village Of Leon
ard Town. Orders a,i,lrcssrsl 10 him through
the Lc'nard Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. His terms arc ca.h. DIR.
Walton has had c"n>lrrcrah!c experience In
his profession. is moderate in his charges. and
has invariably given satisfaction To- those who
have employed linn. To give the readers If
The Bcdcon some idea Of the standing of Dr.
w. as PRACTICAL DENTIST. the FOL-
lowing letter, addressed to him by DIR. Ninisn
Pinkueyy, u. y. ~. i. Appended:
Us. NAVAL ACADEMY.
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland,
Apri! ~, 1865.
DEAR SIE:-It gives inc gleut PLEASURE to
express tho conitl"ncc have IN Your skill. IN
Dentist, and To recommend you, nv far as I
have Influence, TO the patronage Of tho Pus,lic.
have had an opportunity 81 wiin' ssing your
m~ic Of operation. Ait, have 10 hesitation, I'm
affirming that i, exhibits your thorough, kao~l-
elSe Vi y"n profession.
] am, sir. very respectfully
your "l"dicnt servant.
NINlAE PINKHEY,
Surge"n l.. s. n.
DIR. RASDoLrH WALTON, Annapolis.
April 4ih, lS6l-ti
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
BEN BOLT.

DEN BOLT is m iron grey, sixteen
- hands high, Of easy carriage and OF
great muscular power, is very docilc, is a
fast trotter, performs we'll under the sad
die and also in double and single harness.
Ito is nine years old this Spring. is sure
foal gctter and has made several successful
stands in Charles county. where his colts
are IN the greatest demand.
Ben Bolt was sircl by Register, his dan,
Inc Emi grant mare out of Lady Clifton,
Que of the best saddle mares ever raised
in his county.
lie will stand the ensuing season. COM
mencing the lst of April. at the following
places OH the days named below:
Al Sassafras ( Oak on Mondays;
At Leonard Town on Tuesdays;
At Great Mills on Wednesdays and
Thursdays;
At the Head of thc Bay on Fridays:
AT George IL. Morgan's store on Satur-
days.
He will be let to mares at the following
rates: $40. to be discharged by So, II
paid in the season. SIS insurance.. 50
cents in each case to the groom Season
to end the lst of July.
GEORGE A. SIMMS.
April 3rd, 1S62--tes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
NOTICE.

p HE undersigned bc.s leave to iniormehis
] friends and the Pubic. that he is still al
tl.c OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carving
On BLACkSMiTHiNG, GUN, LOCK-
SMITilING, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WOEk-ln short. iron work Of all iescrip-
;i"ns. suci, Is repairing CARRIAGES, BUG
GiES, EOCkAWAYS. CAE'rS, WAGONS,
HORSE Shooting. FARM WORK of all
kii.s: a.so KEAfEBS, TIIRASHEeS and
DRILLS. Will. hir experience OF IL year. in
"A Machine Shop, hc thinks that lac cal, ,in any
kind OF Blacksmith Work from a kneedir To IA,
anc!l"r aud on reasonable terms New " o.
nns AMI Carte built cheaper than can nv dome
at amy other shop III this place. HORSES
SllOED at the shcriest notice.
JAMES, \. M'CATilRAN.
Blacksmith.
JaIraIy 81, 1sC0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has obtained from The Orphans Cour, for
SAINT Mary's county, IN kIuryland. letters of
administration, on hepersonal estate of Charles
+. Cough, ute Of said CO., deceased. All per-
aons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
The proper vouches thereof, TO the subscriber,
on or before the LIST Of October, 1869, otherwise
they may lie excluded by law from oil Lene6. of
tne SAID estate Given under my hands this
9Th day of March, 1862
MARTHA E. COUGH.
Administrative
March 9th, 1s62-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
y y ACT

To amend the frty-scc"nd section, relating ia
the granting Of Licenses 10 TRADERS, "f Ar
ticlc ffiy->ix Of the Code Of Public General
Laws.
Ee i, enacted b, tho General Assembly
dM.r lad, Tina, the forty second section
,l Article iii Fix Of the C,s'c OF Public
&c: a, Laws, relating to the granting ui
l.,cnses to Traders, he aud the same Is
hereby repealed. and the following enacted
~ substitute therefor.
SIC ~. When any person, body no
Etic, or corp'ratc, shall PROPOSE to sell OF
barter anything in-nti.'nc'l in the preceding
section, except s,,iritn.us or f"rmcnted IL
ulora, he SHALL apply to The Clerk Of the
Circuit Curt Of the county liz Which le
,nay reside, or If he resides in the City OF
Eal,imore a. the Court Of Common Pleas
f.r license therefor; but n" license ia
trade. nr to sell spirituous or ferncn ted
uors shall lie issued by any Gle K. of a
,..u,l 10 ii frne-covert, ar to any person
Under the age 81 twenty one, without the
special or,lrr Of the Judge u the COURT
Lu, II" Judge shall give such special order
l.. is.ac license 10 sell spiritunls Or fcrmeI'-
ial liquors, uulcss upon the recommended
tivn of at least tea respectable frce-hol,lers,
,esidcl,ts Of the ward or district wherein,
tho place vi sale nav be, aud whenever any
licer,c shall Ice ISSUED to i fcmc-covcrt, or
Iuinor. the said ianhe-c.vert, or minor shall
l< responsible for all Contracts made in the
lIo utiun uf their business uisirr such IL
rsnse, aid sliAll bc liable to he sued there
fare in any Courts vi this State; and the
said fense-c,vrrt may he x,lct. or Indicted
ani rr secuted in case "f violation by
her Of the license laws nf this State, ur in
case she should keep dis"r.lcrly house, rs
II size were a irlnc-solc; and, il judgment
10 obtained against her ON any contract.
txccu,iun shall or may issue in the oniina-
~ way IL affect her separate estate pruvi-
.ei, however. that such responsibility shall
lu 1" maIiicr affect ar impair the reslsmsi-
lIiiy Of the husband. ar parent under the
existing laws, anl that this ac, shall take
elect on the thirtie,l day al April ncxt.
We cr,tify that the foregoing acts arc true
COPPER Of their respective originals, IN pass.,.
t'y the General AsS nbly of Maryland, ut it,
JANUARY scsxi..ll. 1869
+. SNOWDEN THOMAS,
Chief Cloik Of the House of Delegates, Md.
T.. HARDWOOD.
Secretary of the Senate.
The a.orcgong are trul, lakcn anil copied
iron' the laws rccel,tl, received from tho
Cvmitrollcr
T.st JAMES T. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
April 10Th, ls62-6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
7URE.SUISG .N4CI{INES

I have for sale the Potion Tride Cleared
Horse Fo,cr aud W. ". Dingec & Co.'S
hon 7brssher. wihh Rer"iri"g Show Cn,ie,.
The machine Is warranted To render saiisiac-
ton To all purchasers. The price Of i"r.c
power. 80 inch Thrsler and Straw-Ca.frier.
delivered AT any wharf in ST. Mary's coualy,
is 1855.
Farmers are invited to call at my Store ia
Leonard Town and examine this Thresher.
j. LEO. SPALDING.
June 28th, lSG0-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
NOTICE..


John J. Allstan } In.he Cir
Sarah A. Crane and others Saint Mary's
county. sitting in equity.
FBNlIE object of this suit is to procure u
IL decree for the sale of certain real
estate mentioned in the bill filed in this
case.
The Bill states. that James Edward
Crane died some time in the year 1861,
leaving certain real estate mentioned in
said Bill, and also personal property. and
that letters of administration thereon had
been granted to William Watts. Of Saint
Murys county, and that the said personal
property is insufficient to pay the debts
due and owing by the said James l. Crane
ut the time of his death, that the said
James E. Crane left as his heirs at law,
Wil,iam s. Crane and james p Crane,
his children, and his widow, Sarah A.
Crane, of whom the said James p Crane
rcsides out of the State of Maryland.
The bill prays for sale of the said real
estate or 80 much thereof as may be Eeces
sary to pay such i,suificieucy of debts as
may be owing his creditors. after exhaust
ing the personal assets of said james 4.
Crane. in the hands Of his administrator.
1t is thcrenpon adjndgcd and ordered by
the Clerk vi the Circuit Court fer Saint
Mary's county sitting in equity, that the
cor, plainant, by cuusng cory of this Or
der to be inserted in the St. Mary's Bca-
con, published ut Leonard Town, Nd
once in each of three Successive weeks be-
fore the sixteenth day of June, 1862, give
notice to the said james L. Crane who is
an absent defendant, Of the object and sub
stance of this bill, and warn him to appear
in this Court, in person or by sulieitor, on
or before the said 10th day of June, 1SC:2,,
to answer the premises aud show ,:aase. il
any he has, why decree ought not to
pass as 2raycf.
JAMES r. GLADSTONE.
CleFk
March 9th, 1862.
April Sri. 1SG2-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
RATIFICATION NOTICE.


Ann Howard } In the Circuit Court
William +. Perry. J sitting in equity.
'nRDERED, flat the sale made and re-
~ ported 10y George G. Morgan, trustee
Tor the sale Of the real estate of William
Perry, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to tho contrary be shown on or be-
fore the 10Th day of june, 1862, provided
copy of this order be inserted in the St.
Msry's Beacon, once in each Of three sue
cessivc weeks before the said 10th day Of
June, 1862.
The report states the amount of sales 10
be $4,000.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk
March 9th, 1852.
April 3rd, Ie62-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-04-10
n OH CE.

4 LII persons indebted to me fer ,a=cs FIR
a this year ~iIl pleas r.'m.c forward ami
settle ti'e same I" me, or Capt. ). j. Ailssan
~ thirty days. II NOT .t'lcd in thirty day.
franc date, shall ic c"mPei;ed thrv,,s.. re-
cessiiy to Collect by LAM.
GEO. N. BOffayAN.
CYL Of 2nd. hist.
Nov. 2lst. ISGl--tf.