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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

WD>- YOUNG hEN WHO HAVE H.
W4 jured themselves By certain secret
habits. which unfit the n Tor business.
pleasure or the duties ef narrsedliSr;
Also middle aged and Old nen. who,
from the foss Of youth other causes, feel dsbniy
In advance oftbe before placing themselves under
the treatment Of eny one, should first read
"THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something Of Importance by
perusing The seeretFriend." Z
Sent 20 any address,, sealed envelope. rsoeps q
TenCent
DIR STUART CO. eau be consulted 81 diseases 81
private or confidential nature. from A. n. oeP.
Sundays from 10 II A. NJ At their ONCE.
Address DR. raAs A STUAkT Co..
mchSl-d&w1y-i Boston. nass-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
Important To Females!

one department Of Dispsns4ry specially assossl
70 the treatment of The diseases Of fesss sscA a. n.
ehorrhes az White" Irregular rxsful an ssppss
he womb, Barrernesx. A<.
Consultations and exszulaafssossrss sf cbarss.
Also for sale. DR.. DkwRR's RE0ULAfOk YIlLo--
For Female Distractions. lrr>gulAsltiss Ac marss1 -
dies In certain situations should fhsn On tAs3
wouic cause miscarriage Price 81 een ssd Dsy -
cent by mail
DR.. GALENs PREvRSTivR--An invs,asbls srsseh
for those wishing 20 limit the number % their oGsprna
Of the barren Who desire ehdren not Il ~
jure the health, and will Tor lifetime Seat O. suy
address. under seal. receipts Of the prsesTwo DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT DlsrANCE-By sending q br,s
statement u their symptoms wil receive Bank Chars
containing list Of questions. for
treatment &c Medicines sent 20 any part Of The country
70 any at home free IRON danger or curiosity
Ailtrsnsacfions private and confidential. Rsoen6ss
the and number.
Direct all letfersto
eALES's ERAb DIspKNsARy
uovl5-e2d&wlv IcufsvfIls nv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

PASTURE LoTs AT AUCTION will sell at
auction, on the premises on Monday DC
tober D. at o'clock forty three acres of excellent
bottom Land. for COW pasture, in parcels Of from
two and half To five acres each. TO suit
purchasers Thus land is at the northwest corner
OF the city limits. bounded the east 10y Fall
creek. and on the southwest by Indiana avenue.
This ground. being bottom land. will produce
more grass on one acre than can be produced on
two acres OF up land. Ii is also we'll supplied
with stock water. each lot having a front on Fall
creek, thereby making il PARTICULAR, valuable to
those living thar part of the city. Terms,
one third ca-h. aud the balance in sixty days,
with interest on the deferred payments.
sep26 dSt McKERNAN a. PIERCE, Agents,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

Every premium. as We have heretofore stated.
was taken. on daguerreotypes. photographs and
smbroty pes. plain and in oil. by the distinguished
and accomplished Runnion Of the famous Art
Gallery. East Washington street. opposite Genns'
Block. The gifted and artistic Mr. Phillip :.
Ryder. who is with Runnion. fabricated the most
of these pictures. admired Enthusiastically by all.
before the committee sensby awarded the pre-
MUM.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION The Democratic
convention OF Marion county, Indiana, met at
Military Hall. indianapolis. Saturday the 81
inst at = p. NJ The convention was called 10
order by N. HAYDEN, chairman of the county
committee. when on motion n II yden was ap-
pointed President and Hon II. Brady, Secretary
On motion. the following nominations were
made, viz:
Jas Ryan. of Center township, for Auditor
Levi Ayers, of Center township, for Commits
sioPer.
Foster Whitiord, of Perry township. for Real
Estate Appraiser
The nominations we're unanimously confirmed
The following central county committee was
appointed. viz:
CESrER-N Hayden, chairman; John p
Michael, II. Vandegrift. u. Rowland and John
Bussey.
PIKE-James II Kennedy and John NJ Vor-
hees
DEcArUR-Merrv Mcguire and Jesse Price
PERRY-Dr. Graydon and Isaac Haverstick
WASHINGTON Henry Fisher and Charles How v
land
WAYNE-David Stout and John Hoefgen
FRANKLIN-W oOdiord White and DR.. j. A.
Ferguson.
WARRES-Stephen Tyner and William Hunter
LAwREScE-Samue' Corey and Levi Bolander
After several speeches, full of Union sentiment
and of the strongest devotion to the Union and
the Constitution, the convention adjourned sine
die a. HAYDEN, Pres't..
HENRY BRADY Sec'v
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
HASKELL a KYLE.

This firm. on pumps excelled all Others They
took all the ribbons; aud deservedly. for Messrs.
Haskell 4 Kyle manufacture the very best in
indianapolis Their places Of business are No.
s6 Kentucky avenue and No. ls2 Massachusetts,
avenue, one square from East street. on the cor
ner of Chatham.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
II. CASTOR, ESQ

The beautiful fishing smack. Lady Magoffin,"
built by this celebrated nautical architect. took
the ribbon. of course. Mr. Gastons rod line
and reel. also on exhibition. was much admired
To day. with The lack Walton" and the beau
tiful June" counterparts OF Mr.. Customs boat
A party of gentlemen start for the Kankakee on
two weeks fishing excursion. Mr.. CASTOR will
float his boat, one OF fleet commanded by Com
modore Mansur. down White river to morrow. if
the weather proves fair. Bass and pike. quaIls.
woodcock wild ducks and geese. will. doubtless,
be brought back by both parties in quantities.
b. osGoOD,
The most distinguished house and sign painter in
indianapolis. took the premium upon the splendid
specimen of his artistic genius which he exhibited
HON J u WILLIAMS,
President Of the State Agricultural Board in
forms US that already ncipient steps have been
taken for the twelfth Indiana agricultural exhbi
ton in 1864 Mr.. Williams leaves for his home
in Knox county to day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

Pure lIouORs sc. A Elliott, corner Of Meri-
dian ala. Maryland streets, has the finest lot of
pure whisky We have seen in some time. Mr.
Elliott boueh, largely before the Government tax
was placed on liquors which gives him the adj
vantage OF having old whisky, AMI at the same
time OF selling nearer old prices than any other
house in this market M Elliott has on hnnd
also, fine lot of very old brandy, Heidsick and
Nuns Champagne wine, and Longworth's
Sparkling Catawba. in quarts aud pnts The
best proof we can give those in need of such
goods. to their quality, H. that Mr. Elliott
supplies nearly all our first class saloons Were
We going to purchase pure liquors. we certainly
would give Mr.. Elliutts goods an examination
before buying, We understand he sells nj the
lowest Cincinnati prices oct2-d3&wlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

This Indianapolis firm had a splendid collec
ton Of stoves. castings Of every variety. steam
machisery. &c. exhibition. Cox. Lord
Peck's establishment is new one. set on foot
during the past year. and located at lob South
Delaware street On the first exhibition of arti
cles Of their manufacture they distanced all com
pettOrs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

The Treasurer will be found the State Fair
ground. to-day aud to- morrow, ready TO pay all
premiums and all other dues TO the public from
the State Board All Who have demands are re-
anesfed ID nresent them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

This gentleman. Of the Sugar Grove Dairy, a
mile and half northwest of the city. took tho
first and second premiums on milk cows. Mr.
Riley takes pains to select always the best stock
without regard to price Mr.. Riley took the
same premiums on milk cows at the last State
Fair lie milks at his dairy. daily. 6fty cows.
and furnishes the best and purest milk Weknow
il, for we have tried IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
BAKER q M'IvrR,

The beautiful furs. and the elegant and fashion
able hats, caps aud straw goods exhibite by these
gentlemen. East Washington street. opposite
Glenns Block, took all the ribbons.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

The ACCOMPLISHED Treasurer. tells rs that the
cepts reached sl2.00c For admission tick,
alone s. 600 were taken.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
Eleventh Indiana State Z air.
SIX r % ID A ".

This great exhibition closed on Saturday last
IL ~as considering all the military circumstances.
successful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
cRocE RES.

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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

Most people have very little idea WIZ
TIC fIotcs OF cur national currency, gcner1
ally known as "greenbacks," are printed
in gfeca colors. rHs reason, as given by
an exchange. is this:
Ever since the adoption Of paper cur
rency it has been the constant study of the
bank-nore engravers to get up some plan,
Of printing bills chat Gould not be counter
fcitcd. In this they only partially sue
eeedcd, till as late as 1857. a man named
Stacy j. Elson invented kind Of green
ink, which he patented juno 30th of that
year. 1t is called an,i-photographic ink.
because it cannot be photographed on ac-
count of its e1Ior. and cannot be dislodged
by alkalacs By the c6untcrfeiters to get n
complete fac s;mie Of the bills. And. as
it is secret known only by the American
Bank Note Company and the inventor. it
is impossible to counterfeit the greenback
money. 1t was used by lnany banks be-
fore the war, but was never leading fcs-
turc in the bill; but even if the compost
ton Of the ink was known ii would be of
no use, as the work could not be- copied
from the genuine bills with any Kind sof
lux. The date of the patent can be seen
on all tic bills, in small print. s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

cept by accident, and then he always ap-
pearcd distant and i'll at ease. by such
manifestations she first began TO under
stand that he no longer looked upon her
with the wonted affection, or treated hes
as his betrothed--and who can tell the
anguish Of the awakening from her dream
Of love and confidence. to find the objee.
unworthy Of the true affection which she
had so faithfully accorded him. ta4fa
He was trying to root out the affection
of so many years growth, but it cost him
many and severe pangs, and still at times
there was lingering feeling of respec:
for the girl who had trusted ta his keep
ing her young and guilcless heart--upou
which he had so ruthlessly, and selGshly
t-amplcd land at these tiuies all his old
affection would retarn with renewed ar
dour, aud he would again renew .:s vo,ss
of lasting cons,ancy for heEsMhich wers
doomed again to be broker. f.sa. 4,
AT this time envy and usxliee began e
cast their shafts at her devoted heart
ISLANDERS were propagated. to which he
was only too willing To listen, and too rea4
dy to give credence. Thus the envy and
malice of others, with his own insatiaia
pride, drevc from his bosom every vcstigc
of love, every feeling of honor aud man
hood. and left him a pcrjursd. dislroHorea
and faithlcss ingratc. -.H.s
But know sir, that the wealth of your
father and the profession you so grea.ly
desire. cannot wash The stain from your
soul You have debased yourself aud
dishonorcd your manhood. You have
stolen. basely. deliberately stolen. TIL
one priceless treasure Of womau's hear,
its atTcetio
You have robbed another Of the 1--we
and confidence Which should have beer
his: for that heart will never learn ths
sweet song Of its youth again--and thougi b
the wife Of his bosom, she sits in the sllad-
ow Of his hearth stone, still. The four
tain from which you took the seal will
never yield it's fresh, sweet waters. as be.
fore. --.........., IS. q
pure and guielcss heart she bad;
Twas trusting, aud kind
And thrnsh you search this wide world
through,
You'll .e'er q truer lind.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

PLANTrsG ArrLE TREEs---The Ger
monfova Telegraph says: 1T IS certain
" graiifY ing to sec the increased atten-
ton which iStcing given to the cultivation
ofapples- Farmers, who few years ago
regarded the raising oc this fruit as NJ
almost impossible thing. and the labor
spent upon it as just so much thrown
away. are beginning to see their error,
and are going into the planting Of Or
chards with q great deal of spirit and eye
~ prospect Of success. They end .hat il
is a want Of due care and management Of
orchards, not luck. the climate. soil. or
anything else. which has hitherto been the
bugbcar. Eastern Pennsylvania produces
apples abunlautly Of good quality. .s
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
SAINT! MARy's GAZETTE
10 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
aos WALTER THOMPSON.

TERMS OF SurscEurrros 50, 90 per an
mum, to be paid within six msnths. No
subscription will be received Cor shsprt-
or period than SIX months, and no paper
be discontinued until all arrcarages are
paid, except arfhe eptien of the publish
Txn,Is or AsvERTIsrxc.-$i per
SQUIRE for the first. insertion. and %
cts. for every subsequent Insertion
IL the number Of insertions. be not marked
an the advertisement, it win be publish
Cd until forbid. and charged accordingly.
A liberal de luction made to those .who
advertise by the year -
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
BOARDING HOUSE
OH TEACHERS AND PUPILS AT
"a. CHARLOTTE HALL.

YFzIIs suEslsg.i gl,ssl will orcn as Boarding
= Meusc m tlsstl village of GllHrio,sc Hall,
fsir fAe Accommodation of the Teachers and
Eufiis Of Tie Academy, ON the lsl of October
o. iiie house formerly occupied by Thomas
Motin. Esq tits my design to keep first
class House, with furniture be,ls and bc,l,!ir,..
all new. Those desiring to take heard at this
Horb<e vii! please make early apphraii, n TO
n,e, by letter rr otherwise. Terms Er Luard-
ing sanlc rs at the Stewards h"ssc.
WM. Ii. BNAWNER.
Sept 11th, lSG2-tf s
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

kROTICE is hereby given that the snhscri-
" hers has "b,aiiied from tie Orphans' Cour:
of St. Mary y county IA Aiai Wand. letters Of
administration on the personal estate of A. O.
Burch, late of said cauntv. deceased. All per.
SONS having claims ngainsi the SAID decreased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the proper vo,cl,es thereof, I" the subscriber
or i.+Esre the 4ih day "f April 1864. other.
wise they may I've excluded hv law from all
benefit Of the said estate. Given under my
hand this l<t day If nci"her. 1903.
JANE c. RURCH,
M. Ell. II ERRiNAN.
administrators.
Oct. lSt, IS63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

ANCIENT CoXrgAcToRs.-Some one has
has made the following extract from tic
Grafton of Dcnosihencs:
Behold the dcspicable creatures. rails
ing all at once from dirt to opnlence, from
lowest obscurity to the highest honors.
Have not some Of the upstairs private
houses and seats vying vith the NEST
sumptrous Of our pntlicf And how hare
their fortunes aud their power increased.
but as the Commonwealth has been ruined
and impoverished. ,......
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
LEONARD TOWN MD. TIIuRsDAT MORNING. OCTOBER s. 1863


NOTICE is hereby given that the subscr',
IN beTs have obtained from the Orphans
Court of 81. Mays county IN Maryland, 'ef-
Beniamin Mckay, late Of said county, de-
censed. All persons having claims against The
said deceased are hereby wsnned to exhibit the
same with The proper v"rcl,es thereof, to the
subscribers on or before the 9Th day OF Arrl
1864, otherwise they may be excluded by law
from MI I,emefil Of the said estate. Given I'M
der our hands this Ist day nf Oct, 1868.
SARAH JANE MCKAY,
WM. c BEAN,
-E1 Al Admins srators 4
) Uct lat fsf3-4w
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

RlOTICE Is hereby given iha the snhscri.
1V bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary's county, in Maryland. let-
iers of administration on the personal estate Of
C.. .. Norris. late cf said county. deceased
All persons having claims agains: The said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the snise
with the proper vonshes thereof, to the sub
scrbers an or before the 4ih day Of April
1864, otherwise they msy be excluded by law
from all benefit nf the said estate. Given ua-
der our hands this lst day of NeioI.er. 1863.
JAMES u. NORRIS,
c. ]. NORRIS,
Adn,inist, ators, w. A.
October LIST, lS63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of St. Mary's cnunty 10 Maryland
letters Of administration on the personal
estate of William ]. Langley. hate OF
SAID county, decreased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit, The same with the proper
vouches thereof. to the subscriber, on er before
The Ain day Of April 1864, otherwise they NAV
he excluded by Law from Mi isenefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this lsi day
OF Oct, 1863. 4.
A. c. TEN ISON,
Administrator.
Oct lsf. lRf3-Aw
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given Tat the suhscri-
~ Der has ontained from the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary's county ia Maryland, let :
'ers icstnmen'ary on the perE'nsi estate Of
James w. Miim"-e. iaie OF sad county, de-
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS asninsi the
SAID deceased, ure hereby warned Ia exhibit the
same with the prnper rnucles thereof. to the
subscriber on or tef"re the 4th dav Of April
1864. otherwise they may lie excluded by law
from NIL "enei, OF The said estate Given under
my hand tins LIST day OF Oci"l,er. 1863
Executor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
LEONARD TOWN
cttthR ftcFftfTY.

HAEING purchased the entire Interest OF
L. the late firm Of Morgan. Janlis"n & c..
the nndersisneI will conduct the bi,sinccss witl,
proinptness and energy.
A large stock Of excellent CIGARS, manu-
lactnred from the hest T"lacco Ia be obtained
in the market, Will he kept constantly 81,
hand. and orders will ne received from, and
Cigars delivered al Factory prices, in either "i
the counties of Prince George. Charles. St.
Marys. Calvert nr Ahnc Arundel.
A liberal share Of the patronage NJ TIC peo-
pie of Southern Maryland is earnestly s'licii-
ed i"r the advancement: Of HOME INDUS
TRY, based upon the motto Of large sales with
reasonable profits.
kE1" All orders addressed to the un.lcr-i.n-
cal at Leonard Town i. O., will I've pnpmrtly
attended 10.
B. A. JAMESON.
Jan. 9th, lSG2-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
PROFESSIONAL.

EhR. CHARLES COMBS, having lo-
- Gated himself at the G Il h \ T
NJ | l. l. s for the purpose of practising
his profession can always be found at the
residence Of j. J. Allstan, Esq. when not
professionally engaged.
Jan. Ind. 1aG2-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

XNfOTiCEas hereby given that the sulseri-
IN iers have obIaIned from the Orl.hans'
Court Of 81. Mnry's county, IN Muryland, let
tiers Of administration ON the personal estate of
Hezekiah Deht, late Of sand county, deceased.
All persers having cinims against tie said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhIl,ia the same
with prorer vou"hes thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the 9TH day "f April, le64, other
wise they may lie excluded I'y lasr from all
lens fit oi ihs said estate. Given under our
hands this Isl day of ocioler. is63.
CHARLES DENT,
El.l as3 GEORGE H. DENT.
Administrators
October Ist, iS6S-Aw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A0TICE is hereby given that the suhscri-
~ hers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of S.. Mary's county. in Maryland, let
,ers of adminis' ration on the personi estate of
S. G.. NJ. burroughs, late OF said county, De-
ceased. AL! persons having claims against the
Said deceased are Hereby warned +" exhibit the
same with the proper rourhes thereof, to the
on or before lie 4h day Of April
Is64. otherwise they may lie excluded Ivy law
from all henefi Of tie said estate. Given un-
der our I'm nhs :his l<t day of 0ctnler, 1863.
ROSETTA F.. BURROUGHS,
JOHN B1HiNAN,
Administrators.
Oct. 1st, IS63-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
EJOSEPH III. KEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Lekdrd 7orn 81. lfarys County, Maryland
WILL practice in the Courts of the frs,
W Judicial Grcuii-St. Marys Charles
and Prince Georges Counties.
III March 9Th, l863--em.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the suhscr-
" Der. have ubtnmed from the Orphans
CouIt of ST. Marv's county, in Maryland, let
tiers Of administrators or the personal estate ~
Jesse c. Burroughs, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
ssid deceased are hereby warned To exhibit the
same with the proper votches thereof, TO the
subscribers on or before the 4th day of April
1864, otherwise they may be excluded Ivy law
from al benefit Of the said estate. Given un-
der our hands this lat day Of Oetaber, 1868.
WM. WATTS,
SUSANNA.C. BURROUGHS.
Administrators.
Oct list Is63-4w
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
NorlcETo CREDITORS.

AOTiCE is Hereby given that the subscri-
~ ber haa obtained from tie Orphans Court
81 81. Mary . eounsy, IN Maryla,d, letters
issts meni.ry on the e. sonal estnte of John C..
Wherriit, late of SAID caun ~, deceas.st. Ali
ersons ha. ing claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warasd io exhibit the sane will,
the proper youches iheienf. tn the suI,sc, iber,
on or before the 4,i day Of April 1864, other
wise ,h. y may be excluded by law from alb
htne6t Of the said estate. Oliver Gu.Ier my
] and this ist day Of October, 1863.
WM. G. EISCOE.
,rr EAerutor.
Oct. lst, iS63-4w,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

A country youth who had returned
home from London. was asked by his
anxious father if he was guarded in his
conduct while there. "Oh, yes" vas
the reply. Il was guarded b. two police.
men part Of the time"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscri-
IN her has obtained from the Orphan 3
Court % st. Mary's county in Maryland, let.
ters nf administration on the personal estate
Of John Blackstone, late Of SAID county, de-
ceased. All persons having CLAMPS against the
said deceased, are hereby warned To exhibit the
same with the proper youches thereof, to the
subscriber on or before the 4tf day of April
1864, otherwise tEey may lie excluded by
law from all benefit of the said estate. Given
under my hand this IL, day of October,
1863.
z. u. B;.AKISTONE,
..r Administrator.
Oct lst lS63-4w K
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
JAMES S. DOWNS,

ATTORNEY X COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Leonard Torn, ST. Nary's Co. Nd,
Will pract:c, in St. Nary '.antl the adjoining
Countries.
October LIST, 1863
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08

Greek fire is napti,a, pitch. arsesiesi al
c"hol and assa.ndita, and according TO
Gen. B.,srrygard. is ''dem'd unplea-
SAINT compound.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-08
LITIGATION NOTICE.

* tho Circuit Court f., ST. Mary's County.
u sitting as Court of Equity.
BY authority vested iii lie hy law. ] here
by Iaiify ald confirm tine sale made and re-
ported lay Stephen Hayden, Trustee. fu the
sale Of the real estate Of John s. Peacock, nm
less cause to the contrary ihcrco! he shown
on or before tie first day Of February next;
provided that copy ot :his or!cr be inserted
in smc Newspaper printed in st. Mary's
County, once i'm each Of three successive
weeks, hef"rc the first day Of February next.
The report states the amount OF s.les to I've
$3.50.
JAMES 7. BLACKSTONE, elk.
Of the Circuit Court for st. Marys
County .sittirs rs Court Of
Equity.
True Copy. Test. r--
JAMES I. BLAk ISTONE,
Geek.
Octoler LIST. 1SG8-3w. r"