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.r For 1863.


We have much pleasure IN informing shc public that
old friend and colleague, - '.#
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We confess TO uncommon pride and pleasure in this re.
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EN -
CHANGE OF TIME.


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We shall at all times endesror to keep the
Goods in the above line in the West, and will
sell at prices that will insure satisfaction.
April 4, 1862. --l4m6 Frr
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
SHRRIFF's Said on
Valuable
REAL ESTATE
Il Nd
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

ESf virtue If two writs of Vendiinni Expo
- mas. issued cut of the Circuit Cenr. for
SAINT Mary's Comfy, one ut the suit OF the
State at Maryland. Mt the instance and f,r
tie Use of JAMES NJ Heard Treasurer of the
County Commissioners iur Saint Mary's Couu-
", Use "f Vincent Camairr. use rf G-..rge
Cnu5s, and me At the suit of the State nf Ma
r,land. at the instance and f.r the use vi
james Y Ahrll. use 1T Thomas G. War.i.
against Fhe a"u.is and chatteI>. laris and
tenrn,ents Of Joseph II Edwards, William J
Ctrtn riglt and Thomas { WARD, ard to me
directed have seized and taken ia execution
nil the tight. tide. interest. claim and demand
a; law and in cInity. Of the said Joseph u
Edwards William J Cartwright aud Thomas
IC Ward in and to the following property.
wi, -
] crop ni 'nohacc" ia the honss,; Grey
H,a>e; Colt: l yoke ID oxen; COW; OK
CART: l ypariing; 10 Sht.ats; negro Bow:
named jim: ] i"t nf Corn, tsupp~ci 10 be
Is balr~iSl: l lot Of top-lndder; l'etlstead,
lick & clothing; Bureau; TabI.; | Rick
ing chair 6 plain chairs; clock; Bed
stead and Matiras<; Looking Glass; and
n tract or parcel of land. in Charlotte Hall
District in this County, and containing SOL
acres mere Or less.
Also, by Write Of one writ of Fieri Facias,
issued out of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County. Mt the suit Of Alexander Penn,
Richard II Aitcl,rll and l. V Oiirer-trai-
ing under the firm and style If Penn &
! Mitchell .-u.e at the Merchants Bank of
Baltimore fr SLIGO 90, Use of The Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Baltimore for
$!050 90. against the gfRsis ami cl,,tt.Is,
Lands and ituenents nf William j Cart
wright. and 10 me directed, | have seized
and taken ia execution all the right. title,
interest, clair, aud demand. a. law and in
equity. al tie said William J Cartwright in
aud ,o the following property. to wit:
One ,rac. or parcel Of land. ealle,i and
X
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26

JOHN;
One negro woman. named
HANNAH;
One negro woman, named
MARIA;
One negro boy, named
PHILIP;
One negro boy: ua;aed Y
GEDRGE; .

Aud one crop OF Tobacco Gn house).
And, by virtue of ose writ of Fieri
Facias. issued ousref the Court Of Appeals
of Maryland. at the salt of Horace D.
Swaun against the goods and ehaftels,
lands ard ,eneraeniH of Francis A. Hard
ing and Ann d. Harding; and by vir,ne
Of three writs Of Fieri Facias, issted ont
Of the circuit Court fer Saint Mary's
County. one at the suit of George II.
Morgan. use OF Luke ~. b. Hutchil,s. use
OF Carey. Bangs and Woodward, of Balri-
more, --against fbr goods and chaitels.
lands and fenements of Francis A Hard
ing and Ann NJ. Hbrding; one at the sui. OF
Lake w. b Hssclins. use of Carey.
Bange and Woodward. of Baltinore.
against the g@sds snd chatteIs. lands and
tcnemenis Of AnnsM Haraing; and one
at the suit Of Francis Ncsle, Benjamin Is.
Harris and John II Neale-tradiag under
the fiim and sislcpf Neale. Harris & Co !,
--against the gosls snd chatiels, hands
aud tenemcnts az Hraneis A. Harding; and
to me dircstei. Ave seized and taken in
execution ill the ri{l,s. title. Interest, claim
and demand. at IN aua in equity. OF the
said Francis Is Harding aud Ann M.
Harding 10 and t6Ihc following property,
TO VII.