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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

gJY vi,tue of one ~rss II FrF; fsrias. 81
I'D sar.s ,,n' of tie tsivAit Cssr t~ SAins
Masy's casla,y, \; tn. ssSs If Ann r. Hssse
street s-.sins, TIRE 90 ID Nn -isxtri ~ iaiats
an.i ren-srssis,s 81 isvisj jssrsss HArrs.. aIsi
l.. me .isrefss. haze ~iis,a s'r, txAra "
-x,rsIinn al fie r;::ht. fit4 .s.s-r~st. eiaihl
Sis: den.ai. ~ isw aa.a 10 .<itA's. ,'s t'.s
said Rvsj,n,ii, q. iianas ia ana D. she i.il.'w-
iry property. e. ,sif.
uI,c trait rr uarrss 81 sa.s: ca;'sss ami
known "a .'Ij.s'saa ina Caves .-.f,' csi'-
tanning % AREA. H.se 'v !r~:
Use ,;ac; "r ps.:rl ut l.t~i, s-1'b-i anf
know. ~ ''l,ar, Il Clance.' e..tais.;sg i5i
s,-rss III. ,,r ls..;
0.a ,r,c, oe t,srr-i ot nd. r.rei and
kn"wa a. ..Disc,'.-ry.' er,s:a.a,ng y. scres
mure nr !--s:
Oae irsct ~ parce! II .as.i. -sali-,f asi
known a. .Rrn,t-as. cuits lag ! 3 1 acres.
more les;
Que ,r.ct ar psrc,! ~ isns.. rsi!.~, ara
k,,rwu a. Delay. s.iIt-iliss 8 ia acres,
more ur lrs-;
One tract rr parc-! ~ isr-.. called AMI
htmsn a- Part Il ii,;s:sal.r esalA;si.ig -
scre>. uivrr ar i.-s-:
Uue tract ar ,.4r..i II i.s.s. cal!ei ar.i
kls.sa A. AZ. .int fle.saus." s.s.ta...sas 2l3
x etAE !
at:ies, R.'rs ~ le.~; 41s#E
Anh rr,.,. nr parcel II iar.sl. cs'l+! at,,!
kn"~n a. ''i-'ag aiy.' rsn,n:as.y . scses.
Innre or I,se;
These anis are the ,arnr .:.a. ,rere iurs,es-
Iy owned by J"-rH'h Mria.. -. .it'.a:=s! hear
st. J"sepi's Church. il. ti.,s Co@;n.y. aEi
contain, Ia the aggregate, 5.4 ac.es. -nore
ur is>s
And. ierrsy giss n",l.a ,..s on TuE<-
DAY, the Id: .'Iy oi J.i.ury acxt. a: the
Court il"o>. 't".r, ia L "...s'c. fr.su. be-
tw-sn t!.e hVlirS 0 ~ .'ci,cs. y. H.. ar..: i
"e,"cS. =. ~. Mi; "xrss 'o punl,r auc-
'i'a. Tie ..or've d'~crites! prosperity. ..jz.,!
and tak'l Ia exnrt;;i.,n. ~ the hi.ae>: ,,.sler
fer c.ssn A!sv io ss:!-ty oliicsf.' .sss on
SANE
THOMAS l. T'AFiS
e:,er:E
Hee.rrher l7,h, la6S-.ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

q otaS xAAoy'
Gin Susds, lsst d;Ics''y occurred in
this ri,lrge between Thomas Brown aud
Ts.a4.,a, r. Atsil. ahich resulted in ,ha
sssbb;'ig ani -GbssYuent death OF shr has
ter. The wcarcu u'cd sy Brown vas We
~ large sized knife. aad .he wound in
ffie.cd wss ".e-rsarily uorral. The stall
was nsie ia tho left side. tbs knife enter
ing ths carthage ef the seventh rib aad
passing entirely through the ssamseh. A
Ceronsr's Inquess has been beld. and a
post nsersem examination male OF the body
The verdict returned is ia accordance with
the above ssa,cmsai. and Mr. Brown.
having surrendered himself to The proper
authorities. il new in the custody Of ta.
law. His nEfor,1rate setion in ,hs pr@.
miscs seems TO have been has,y. unprs.
medita,ed and not enEir&ly unprcvoked
The denouemens furnishes sad enmmea.
sary upon rsprehsnsible cus,an Bow rre'
vsiling--thst Of wearing deadly ~eapon,
in ordinary intercourse si,h peig hhcrs aud
friends. Ahell survived HE w~aHa but .
few hours. and leaves wife and two chill
arsn ID mourn his uutinsly death. E,
wss hale aud vigoreaa man. in the prir.
vt Rfc. aud was regarded ss g"ed eiti
sen. sm aseful member Of society sad on
Industrious and hsEest man.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
LATI SHEllFFS sAIg
CP
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES

Dy v;r,,y- nF tws wriis nf y-ndi;;or.i rS-
~ r,ns>. ins l,M ",!: oi :.ae Grcgit C..tiri
fsr st. Mars C..Im;y. ai.e at the siit at
r'r~ri-.rk S.;,n". Trustee fr tha sale al
''Ssr,.E ~s.:.' ns~ u Esh;a,nin u, harris.
against sse Z o..- .ad s.aitrl.. land. as.l
rrGesn-.s, ~. w'!ii,m ~ Taylor. Robert
f.n!. George f. C..apb-Il az: ~" smith;
ar.. the u,hnr a, -she ..:it '.f Frederick Stone
T. li.sr f- the sac "i "S.nirhw,n~t.' use of
b.njsUliH Il. Narrss. >: ..n-f ia" e"sla ai,d
shsiie!s lan,is ansi 'srrnis,.ss at William III
ravt.r Il .i'~r. F.ri, u-.rss E.. C.:n;.i,sI ana
William smith; AMI {" ias direci-,I. have
s"i:.a aa; :>s.s "a "S.~';'"u al TIA. right.
ride, iu'-ru-;, ~iairn ri. ,i-,ne,.i. At law ap,
m ~q.;v. of the ..id Nilion NJ. Tavi"-
R.'b-r; F.ri taemss E. sarupi~Il ani Wm
Susish ia a,,l IL sis following property. e.
wit:
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

the best .nnae OF rertsnying slavery frsrr
their limits
The qua.isy nf negro aa.'isers = kf.sr@-l
r. as 'qrsi 2" fhsi Of sny others. Ind the
grnerai aef;',r Of the Govrrna,cas II mas-
srrex r-lssia9 IN the ess,ms.csrasrd slaves
ap''laadrd Ia is re,aiss.
The III e cio..s wi.h a.cIsrs.io.
nf rhe issa1 I5f o proci,-ns.;nn nf stnne>.y
n 'h" Sfat& liz which the aaiianal Iufh.,ri-
~ has hn.p suspended.
The er..l..masiou a..eoananie. t. mes
sage ]: nfF-s& full pas1lau .sa,.l hns
etrisin specified persons aid slss4s. sni
provides fer fhe resnrn sf Stss3 10 rae
nrnersl Inrsn- The conditions pecusy
the whole isK, Of the praclsnasson, 10
which the seader mus, be refcrred.f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
SAINT ldARf's GAZETTE
rr0xARr TOWN. ND.

1asssna, MORNING. DEC u. 1863
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

This document. which IL enrha.icsllr O
] ei,s .ae,eri-sie ls.per. We hay. read ia oH'
Hal,ia.ose Exchanges. u reviews. q,
k.nglh. the progress OF il.e var. and advo-
~ases an increase uf sbr military fsrces oi
the Csnf<icrscs. with view to sst,ing
shs nsx cali made hy .hs Federal authari.
sies. M such shing ~ eo@rr",n'se, !. o.
y~scc npan a;her terms taaa separation isnl
Independence will be entertained. for the
present. hs his ExeellcnNy. Ou tho ean-
,ssry, tho es;ir'. Message brrathes fierce
seirs, OF determined resistance The pail
OF Of England sswards the Confcdsrass j,
bitterly denaunce,l. whilst the Fedora
Gsvernmeus il charged with the re.peiIsi-
bil;.y of having diacHnsiaus.l The exchangs
of prisoners. under the cartel A-rrtofsr,
agreed apou AllusisI, is made 70 ,hs uu
fortunate caus::;isn "f the Confederate our.
rsacy. and the general Foreign relation,
OF the Confr.israey sra Thoroughly ~
viewed. The Message is very rolu,ni
aous. occupying tight closely printed col
an.rs of .he Ri-hwe.d De,pnfcA. and 10
of course. much too isng'hy far publish.
tioa 10 our paper.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
RAriFiEITiO.y .vDrrE


RI rfFlrlrlON NOTICE
.. q. Hir''. j IL the Circuit
Y. A. Hayden & a,.ua,,. siuiay q.
q. Fred. Maa,i.s. Gear, II Esai,y. n.
Adnini@'rst..r. 81 g. 1888.
ss,..: 'ss...s 'y4s'' =
fnKDFREi, hy ,h. c.urt. th., tss
~ IFas5r|s rer'rt. did 10 ia.i. ease. b,
rasiiied stsi"Srnf;rn,e,i. a.lr-S eau.s 10 ,:,s
contrary he shs sL. ,u or a.s,re the .nir,i
M'nd"y i1Jcnr ncx,: Provided u copy OF
.kis order srpubI.,hcd ia ,h. 81. Mary's
Saas'e. @acs wses fnr three w.-k..
P'i"r to the sail 'hiri Mm54y u JAS
htixe
Tho Trustees -eetst ssaies Tho mmn,..
OF sale to be Stoo5
Trn" c,py.-Trsf
JAMf' r BaAKfsrO IL OK.
Dse. 81. 1898 --5s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Il 'y~ he'isve. il !. asa stated. ,ia,
G-a. Lee has n,a.lr Ht, in.ii-cius! ssta.r ~
nprn the rear of Gen. M,ade's pasiti"n.
wfh q si.w 10 tte ihf..rrnrsi,sn 81 his eor,-
munieaii.u viii. Nashirgsen. bat she
guard has siueo be,.i ii.creas,i and no
future increment af this sorf 10 ayp.-herd-
I'D. The s,r Chesapeake. whi~h wss
seifri at sea b: fb* ras>.r r-'t,. nbou, a
week since. ban sci,L.. bs,u recaptnr.j
uur beard from
L,'s fspprss trnus .Trxas .ho~ that Gen
Hanks exprdnp.u l+. ,hu- far. b,.rn n
o"tnpie.s sau~es~ rrh"n .,erp'ss are
r.pi.il, ea-;pg 10 fswn tlsir hiding
pl.ers'' srd Two .. eiu.ea'< kasc alresdy
bsen raised. sea. Price Irrigated Die
rrsfes,iug into Texas. i.s;isrs - IL.
force Of fhe ensats. Go fE,l n
'rndsayuraag TO fcru. lisai nIi6 hi1.. ]
The siege or bo,nbssl ~ ~ Charles
son iss;li rrogresfsI i.d b;as fsir u
rival ~ history ,laA zfss'o4sa Or S.
bastspoi - Ipi.e,i. l,rsssni indiea
'ions. isase aivne wiIIIlxr:ni,s.te i. 81
,son,hs have alr~,.iy j t|Iapsasd sincs ii vas
brgnn. s,d although an4. / IL 1soa.saaeed
rain aud .hells' sre ~sl1 h .lsiiIy thf.sess.
into the city, The prJ.,p-cas I.1r|ftk iseni,zre.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
THE PRESS ON THE PRESIDENTS
MESA

The ncrshern journals contain various
.'ain,nents on the Presidents message. hu,
vsnt of space c. mpels NJ to nn.ir them to-
day Suffice it t" say that the siininistra-
tim p .psrs generally co,n,nrrId the view.
of the President. while those sf The oppo-
>iia. express various disseutaeni opinions
The New York journal IF Commerce. u
conservative jonrnal. referring I" the
Presidents profrrrd amnesty and plan to
1T is plain that what Sir. LINCOLN
wants is .praee and abolition. Tie does
not take into consideration at all the ques-
tion Of peace without abolition. In this
rc.pec; he lends himself entirely to the
radical abolitionis.s. ID evidently expects
10 continue the war until slavery ia actual
ly abolished where his old proclamation
has Theoretically abolished Is. The Pre.i-
dents idea of clnsing the war is by sort
Of individual and personal Contract with
each and every man. women aud child. to
the efisc, that if the pers'H all'sns.aiu al
the policy of the administration aud nil its
! acts and proclau,s,;nus, he or she alll De
pardnncd The effcr is doubtless Que
which, the President has the right 10 make.
Ii the pe"p.e will accept IL. is very neat
ane pretty way of 'i"ing up the war but
il certainly does not hold opt very hrillian,
prospects of success as psci!icarory. uaca-
s"re. . We see no prospsc, G!
peace or g'od :" the Country % the Presi.
dents pan. Oh .hc contrary. We fsar be
has thrnwu away a golden orpor,unity for
the country. for ahc sake of xinuing sup
port among norshern radicals for himself. .
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

The War News a
lf inierrnces may be drawn frem stls
tons cf newspapers sps their eerrespnsl-
d~sts. we regard sAp campaign beth in shs
Esss saj Wees as csrcln1sd. A skisna.sh
occasionally asy ensue in the Departments
Of the Cunberlssi. sad raids sud crunsef.
raids nlay Be Hads. BY Pless4nton and
S,ewsr,; ha, VIC ds ro; .eak fer eress 90
decisive operations until che rls'se of Win
tes. Indeed. for tho past week or more.
nc, even respectabls sk;rsish Is reported.
Il ia tue. 6sa. Banlcr has csp,ur.d Y
pscsrt-saard at cal.rses tr.y. asd sigus ]
asss:.u has been s,4rfrirei ip ihe Wesi;
snd. II we .nay ersiit r.---~bcn noi4
aoufsa,s.i- Gen. IDrgssrsa hss loss 10th
prisoners asd guns drai,g his retreat frpa1
Knoxville. Gsn. Hil'i. ~i.h . negrsi
eessmsnc. has Iks~ire oacapisd Eissabeshl
city. y. C.. ~, still ne hgLing i rrpcri-
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Onc ncgn, wor,a-. named
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
l,re,nher l7.h, 1853 --ss
CONS ri iBi.E'S SALE OF
FAL o. BLE
MEEGRD ipRD..f!vEs..lr vEs .r.l' ] I

7 virtue of three wri.s rf Vrnaii;,ni
- EZpnnas, issuel BY s. Justice Of the
Peace OF the State Of A.ryiaasI. IN ana
for S'lat Nary's Cnnn.v. ous ., ,ssc .ai,
of E'hcrt Ahcli. ana .ns ut ID. sal. IL J
W } An"ra agr..st the g.',is and chat
tells. lands and teaem .a:s of G;.,rg. Fl.
Wondsar'i and one ut the .,is nf J r
Johns"a agaiasi tac g"o.s and eha,teis.
lands and tcnrne0.s n' Juhu brown. T.
g.. au.l 8 ,nr-- r. Woodward anl to nr
directed, / have s.iz-d aui TAKEN in exc
cu'lon ail III. .shl. ,;ti.. iut.rcs'. claim.
amt demand. ~ iaw A-i in .qni;,. If thu
sail George II Woodward ara .Juhu
Brawn ia AND TO the following pr"rss!y. ~
sit.
Onc ncgra woria-. nsmpa
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

CaHgress-
faus Gar. hat s.silr has tera aaas 10
Caogre-s ssa n.shisg OF ,peci=. idseres,
la. srln-pire'i. The .lrs.im e. Dir
Srhuyltr caiiaz So iss- sp.aietship WAS
elected iml-iiatels ueon. shs. c"nssniue
Q. sa- Hsu.s. and The selsc:iun nf c"ulmi;-
t-es haa slici,@i DO sommrnt froin The
press. An ea.,rs will he made q, an early
day. !, is ,honFLt. q. sep.al III eamalasA.
too claase 10 ,hs cosserip.iqn' Law b,s' il
10 doubted that it siil succscdr Soiiee
Aas bsrs gives. af the intended iusrsiuc-
tiea sf vsrioas kilis asa measures. by
.nerrbers of di7sren, pa!i'icsl shades. but.
10 yet. aoshiug bis o:enred 10 ,a!icate tho
esca.iar views or no,i,ns "f sny of the new
neahrrs upun the great lrn.iing qncsii"ns
us tn. DAY. A. week more. 40 cpins s.ll
develop the gcnersl ssasas ofihe sn'i-repub-
lican ei.sneuf. sr. will shos % TIE eia,n-
iry ~hrther or r,pt the democracy OF .hr
Nor.h still ziherps "a old landmarks sad
priaciplrs. .r ha. h-oon.e. ~ we rather sus-
p~sf. a rsr.tahie hu"ha;-a faction np-
posing the aLniuisrratiun for the sake of
ath.s. whilst i s,as.sias i,s lrsding mea.
ssrs.. ,hzs the fruit. OF ths office sssy be
rsaped.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
TyFycA r7oy NOTICE.

Danl- J. Payne 10 the Circuit Csur,
d othcrs. for Sai,, Mary's
VS. C"aufv. sitting as
Susan T. Tippeit Court Of Equity.
Il others
DT rirtue Of anshari,r vested in me
-D bv the Act of Assembly, ia such care
n.ade and provided. it is hereby ordered
that the Auii.or's repor. in Ibis case be
ratiGsi and confirmed. unless cause 10 the
contrary he showr 80 or Lsiare the third
Monday of january nexr; provided
q copy of this order bs Inserted in
ibe Saint Mary's Gazette once wcek f.r
shree successive weeks, previous % sal!
third Monday Of January tlext.
JOHN A. cAMALTER. Crk.
True cnpy-Tcss
JOHN a. CAVALIER. Cgl.
December I7,h. 1863 30.
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consular agents Of France to draw Texas 60
der the control a their master, in addition to
Mexico, and the strange aud startling develop
mcnts elected by the courts martial at Wash
ington, would be the most amusing reading in
the whole range Of military or political literaN
ture were it not SO tragical in its results, and
that the various transactions present so unfa-
vorable an aspect of the degraded condition to
which our once proud and glorious country has
been reduced by set of miserable politicians
These things, however, will form hereafter one
OF the most curious chapters in American his
tory, and the more so because they are placed
beyond the shadow Of doubt by documentary
evidence. Were it not for this, and that the
testimony can never be effaced-litiera scrpta
maaet-such extraordinary proceedings would
be incredible TO future generations. Well has
il been said that ''truth is stranger than fc-
tom
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WAsHINUTON jan. IT., 1858.
The Generan-Chef bas issued orders TO tho several
army corps OF tho United States not to release rebel
their raroie The following il specimen of the
order issued
To Major General ScuEHog:--
No officers prisoners Of will be released parole
until further orders.
Ii. W. HALLECK, General. int hIer.
The cause OF this order is, that number OF Union
officers in Richmond are kept in close confinement
aud not allowed to be paroled
The government having failed to effect arrangement
for the release of Union citizens imprisoned in Southern
as and the rebel authorities declining TO recognize Thorn
in system OF exchanges that has been proposed 10
understood that enough OF the known rebels In loyal
States to DO arrested to furnish exchanges for every
Of tho Union men held as prisoners in tho South
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prvaS secretaries VI the President Among tho ades.
New York was represented by Mira Erastus Corning.
Doubleday, Oden, GooAeaow. Conkiiu DIN. Tatknson,
tao Misses Harris Winston and Brand: Now Jersey by
the Misses Feia aud ohostead; Ohio by Mrs. Horton
Gufey and Cox, Massachusetts, BY Mrs. John r Heard
AMI Donald Mckay Vermont by the sisses Col!aIner,
New fhmpshiro by Miss EdwEds; Connecticut by Mrs.
seaator Foster BY Ms MCPHERSON 0yerman
James, MRS Gen sygss and by Misses James and Hayes
California by Mrs McDoasa aud Lower Illinois by Mrs.
Iamon, tho wife Of the Marshal OF the District There
was also present quite galaxy OF the beauty OF wash
iuston City.
The entertainment, has aasgurated the hop here
Messrs SySes Chadwick have been congratulated upon
the splendid success d their Efforts introduce
feature Of social gac,y that long been needed the
reformed metropolis
now GENERAL sIGgL GETS BREAD FOR MS raooRs.
day or two since General sige procured a steamer
load soft bread for his troops and carried IL to Belle
Plain whero the officers in charge OF the landing would
not allow II 70 DO landed. The General Immediately
marcheda force to the wharf. sufficient to tho
harbor masters guard and trumphantly took the broad
shore.
THE NOTIFICATIONS.
Tho Hoasi Military Committee prepared TO report
bill approp ating FOR tho construction forts fol-
ows:si0o 00) at the mouth Of the Kenncbec $50 900
Tor Fort prcbte Portland $500 600 for Fort Constitution
pIUclJpJ LOT lofl Mcllry, PORTSMOUTH
$4,000 for Provncctown Mass; 500 900 for Nara.
gansett Bay 5000 for New London 500 900 for Fort
Carrot, Baltimore ami 300 900 each FOR Jackson
aud s.. Philip on the Mississippi
THE COST or THr CAPITOL EXTENSION.
Tho Secretary Of the Interior estimates the appropra
ton necessary for the Capitol extension at Ave hundred
thousand dollars and for tho completion Of the dome
hundred thousand.
THE GUSBoATs AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
The gunboats Reliance and Dragon, which have been
here for repairs 20 into service this week The Cur dc
Lion s on the railway for repairs hull which has
been shaken by gun conclusions. The work the ma
chincry Of the ossipee 4 progressing iavorably.
MONITOR sEMENrogs.
The mechanics in the government service have made
various kinds Of tools or parts OF the Monitor which
much valle Is attached
THE PAYMENT or TROOPS coiSa OK ACTIVELY.
The current that payments to the army have
been suspended requires correction Nearly 50 600 900
have been paid within the last days and the pay.
ments Of yesterday exceed 81 900 These payments
all made under the law passed at tho last session.
SITE FOR NEW ORDNANCE DEPOT.
II l. said that upon the recommendations OF Generals
Totten and Ripley the Secretary Of War IL negotiating
with the Baltimore Canton Company for the purchase OF
site for ordnance depot at that point The matter will
como before tbs Military Committee OF both houses o,
Congress
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MIstELIANEOVS.
AN EXTRAORDINARY LETTER IRON CAPITALS
N sEaMEs, or TuE fRf'ATEER ALABAMA

AN EXTRAORDINARY LETTER IRON CAPTAIN
n sEsAEs, or rnE rRi'ArtEs ALABAMA
The pas en1rrs boari enfornEae Ariel mite n
ssufyng u the gIctt stene., caiyarg ana uranty ~
Captain semines while hts prs.nes Of war hu' thn nnF
ng letter which be despatched la city IL the
martabe eyienceo % his vcrsa'iif hnm5r ani policemen
yc, furu shot
.osrEDrRArT srt ,stR ALssAsa Dee a. 1852
Messrs. T.. ". pnaKN A. co.. Srw yofk
tsFsuEwEw-i regret 70 inform " ~. the twelve
% Plantation Rfers found board the A. o9nsIgrrf
N. CarIoVa sgu Panama va not D. likely T. rcanJ tieI
procured else while fsilnd ~ Martinique
beneficial elects ~ NY hospital aaa 10 curing .a
scurvy such ~ rrnfrr 1t too rale Aclliflpa
to pas particularly a. y wss rvtfeuT lntnlof ~ The
trust vii rot sii g. IRE mt eassi 'tkslv -
my "a with 'hr Plantation Biftfa anf all euaranfe
pitc case u tie hsnis o Prrsifui Dss hcioge he 81
Of Mach.
have ,hc honor . remain respectfully
The unaer.lrneI src snecelagy oiI.e-i l. ~ gallant
captain rr Hch taDlta advertisement hnd VII assure hn
tha shgud he batpen wst tort fafayelg. W al 20.
deayur o. repr este hts relen~ss villa " THO
*. warranted 10 cure A. rnruL
The sb1te n sample ul the miles @lsuroHH snd Wiz
srtai famc o. tle iiaua'Yn biirfs ~ arti.r ieiare
leob - 20 many cures elrr sur p-resi tsIse
Thfy lrAf the tling foe ihr wes tediatrd sni
81 s sgr aud cyrdguso ~ ihc sftiux 20
~ tumhiani ang ilor9. ~ lonE
Ire rlr.iI "len{ilen sna insigofs"
Tnry a. a. antlit1e = han ~ wst-r sd dbl
Thcy G~,fa n 10 s.Fstuu mi str hour.
They suen ftcn ~ > airm and enii q, 'hr ninf.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-19

Skating OK CENTRAL PARR.--The winter Is
now more than half over, and as yet we have had
but few hours skating on the ice of the Cen
tral Park. The weather is now again becoming
cold and the surface Of the lakes congealed
hhareiorc IL beA,oyes the managers OF that Park
70 look about them and do something whereby
Our citizens may enjoy their usual winter sport.
The cry has been, "Givc US ice;i bat the prac-
tice this season has also been 10 lot the ice come
and go without being used, for fear OF spelling
Il for the winter. IL is true there have been
breaks in the ice; but il is also true that the
one in the upper lake might have been pre-
vented had the keepers station in the centre
been removed. Before that building was erect
cd the ice wa, solid enough all over the pond;
but a. soon "a Il was put mp the break OF for
mer winters made It's appearance. Surely this
IL experience enough. There is no doubt
that this Building prevents the free action OF
Che wind. which, striking its Dat sides and re-
bounding on the ice, causes hole to DO made,
which soon becomes q serious break. But, even
allowing the difficulty OF healing this breach,
why preveat the citizens from using the ice
which u good On the ponds In Brooklyn we
have already had about twenty days Of skating,
and on The Fifth avenue pond' and the other
ponds In tbc vicinity OF Central Park there have
also been several days Of fair skating. We had
fifty day. o. The sport last winter, and on many
days the icr was not 80 good a. we have al
ready had .lis season Yet skating was then al
lowed II useless to allow the whole winter
TO pass who The Park managers are waiting
Tor good ice. It's faf better to let our citizens
enjoy The beoca. Of what We have, at loass, while
we can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-19
Obitnn rv.

Ms. MARY Fosrm died Mount Holly on tho 18th
OF december last aged one hundred years and three
months she had one hundred and thirty living dcscon
dants, down TO the NTH generation. She had brother
killed In the battle OF Bunker HILL AMI she kn socks for
the soldiers Of l778 and 1862
Mrs. ABAcAn BERRY died in tho town OF York, Maine
on the 2Ih o. ncoombcr at the age OF hundred ana
three years She the widow OF Joseph Berry n SOL
der OF the Revolution. Mira Berry had sxi -four grand
children living She preserved her faculties TO tho isi
hal good cyesght and active prcvioSs 10 her do
mise as persons Of half her years.