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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23

o, lonely tomb In Moab's land,
o, dark Beth-peors hill,
Speak TO these curious hearts Of ours,
And teach them 10 he still.
God hath his myste les of grace,
Ways that we cannot tell;
He hides them deep. like the secret sleep
OF him he loved 80 we'll.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23

And he buried him in valley in the land Of
Moab over against Beth peor; but no man know
eth Of his sepulchrs unto this day.
fDeut xxxfy g.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23

a. IL. MEREHON,
Manutacturcr OF pump logs. fauccts, &c. Salt
Blocks furnished TO any extent desired, on
fair terms 0nice at New Planning Mil. Wa
ter street,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
RATlFYc.l ROY vor7cr

- 81 r Ea ~ ~ K
RATlTycl ROY NOTICE. =
Benedict Masi.l, { h TIE Circuit csnr.
vs., Ser 81 Mary's. County.
Alien 7. .h'hnssn. siding as 4 Court ii
y saher-. jEqpiiy. 31rs,
Rf visinc Of authority vested III me by
ID The .Aes ..f .ssse.n6ls. id such eas,
made and fr"v:,lsd. ii II hereby ordered
tia, the Aadi'cr's r,.pess Sled in fIsis csse
ne ratified and e..riirmcd. nhlAss cause 10
the e'n,rary be. shown. % os beforc The
third Nancay Of Alarcb re9,. provided .
cepr If this order be pnblished in the Saint
Mays Gasetse. once u weeks fas three
successive weeks. .preyiaus to. the said
third Monday Of MareA next.
JOHN \, CAMAL!ER, Crk. -.
True ccpv-Test.
JOHNA CAMakIER. crl. II Z,
jar. alss. lSet-.h.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
5 HERIFF'S SALE OF
V.4LU4BLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NJ1Nirtas Of one writ nf vrndisinni ~
H poaas. issss-d nut Of the Cren;t Cam,
for SAINT Marg's Coansy. at the .uit Of
sroiinc +. Hebb. execusrix Of William
u. Hcb5. against the goods mud cl,a,te..
lard. and tenensents Of Jasryh III Msdsex
aud Benja,niu G. Harris; and by virtue "a
twesre otacr wri.s es vcndiiioi,i -xrnns..
issIed out of the Circuit Court fur Saint
etaFt's C"untv. one m the suif If Rr,a.ric.,
stour; one at The suit Of Wies.ti Ia l. G., ;.
one al the suit Of William A. RsE: one ar
the snit Of Manghlin K JaI,nsnn: onr nc
.le salt Of Kephari Darby d SON: one at
fh- suit Of Samuel J. Can pi.ril: one af the
SUIT at a. w. Cameron: ou. NJ tl,. sui, ~
y. Edward BifiG Br" sse af Judith T.
ibrd; ole at the ,,it "f Willi1m a. I,kpr:
cue II The suit of DUR. Norri. & 10: an.
at ih' sait "f J. X Herbert. ,tnd Na.,b;,.
h. Herbert use at Matthias Herbert: on-
at Inc suit Of Thomas Mck-uzie d. SOFAS:
asaiu-t The go'n:> and chattci-. land, and
trnel.enis Of Joseph II Ma.!i..x: and sy.1
f'rf'* vi one either writ Of v.niii:uui az.
p"nas. i-surd uut nf the circnjt Cour. fur
Saint N.rs's County at the suit of Frsi-
click Hickey d Sons. agai,rst fa,.. rno.is ANIL
ei'aft''is. lands aud trn-,ncnts of Ge,ro.
y Si2n,s aud Joseph II. MmIiox: AMI bv
virtue 81 Ole writ If Fieti F..,ias isxnaJ
cut vi The Circuii Cuur. far saint Mary,
county, at the s"it Of William MicCann.
az 'i"s' rh. goods and c',l''.,!s. Ind. and
senen""is OF Joseph ii Maddox; and TO
'Hc directed ! have seized anil taken in
r x"cutinu all tie right. tile. iu,rres.
risi'n and 'l-mand at law and in equity Of
the 81, Josrph II. Maddox. Beujamin q
uarri. aud George \. Sums in and /, the
'oi!oTi''y property. "a nit:
ihe growing crops "f Wheat on the f,
''wr farm in Medley Neck aud on
't'yntra;' 10 Head Of Mules; l B,y Mare:
q C.'ii-; III Cows and Calvr,; il Ok.
e.; IL le"riing,; Eui:; so Hogs: q
"x-'ar's; Wagons and g.ar.: / iI.r..
Ca.r;i Engine. with Jhres:.cr and F,,
a'teh"t; | Crst Mill and Crusher.
What Thrcsher aud Horse pov,r: !;
Wheat Faus; 3 Crn Sl,, llers: 2 Gu,,ins
boxes: Whrat Dr;ll>: . >cr"w Prizes: 6
iarg' Pl"ugh>; 6 small do; Is one horse
do; q Gang On; . TnLarca t:ultivatnrs; G
Corn Cus,ivators; 3 Suhsoil plouri~: 3
large Harr"wr: = snail 10: - Sc,ups:
Cast irtn roll'r; 20 Plough Gcars: S Ok
chains; OK iok">; Gro, 81 C.rn lin
feld;) cr"p ct Tobacco; y Yoke If nxen:
Crop OF T"bacc" (now cr"wing:) crop
Of Corn; 8 Stacks If Hay: lot of blado
t"lds'r; t"dd'r Housr ami Shuck.: -
H"gs; 2S Sh"ar>; ; S"w>; , Corn Sh.l
lers; Wheat Fam; Crop Of C,rn
(growing;j crop Of T"oacr, (iu field.)
And. [ hereby give notice, that on
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

~ Che,,iso, Nov. 7,h, 1855.
Messrs Editars :-pease annoui,ee John v
Pasey N candidate for the Clerk ship of the
Circuit Court Tar Saint Mays Cs.enry, asfhe
eext eissstpa fsf that Office, mud e;i,se
Maxr FnExgs.
Kovsasssf l&a, loeS-E
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
PROFESSIONAL.

R. CHARLES COMBS. having To-
gated himself ut the e II L 4 T
H. for rhe pnrrn,c ef practising
SION can always be found at the
reS of ! j. Allsian. Esq when no,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
1890 acres,



Thsv are the same lands purchased BY
Joseph Il. Maddox Of George Forbes and
Ber..ard L. Hayden. aud the estate Il consd-
cred the finest in saint Mary's County. il
has on i. a fine dwelling Iious:; two ovc.scrr's
hoise.; five OF six quarters for servants; anu
shout ten large barns. fN
The lsud is in high state Of cultivation
and improvement, ~ well iitchcd and thor
,uyi,iv drained
Also NJ the same time aud MACE. will sell
,'.r f,nwing nesroes:
!lenry; Jacul; Sarah and her child; Sophia
d chi!.' Emory; Judy; Amanda;' Maj,r;
|. loretta; Attawa,; and NJ aria.
Tie terms # Sale. prescribed by the de-
r,re, are: One third If the purchase money in
cash; the hala.cs in two equal insta!ments at
ona and two years credit, the purchaser cor
t,nr,.,asrr- giving mites. with security ap-
rr wed by the Trustee, and bearing interest
fran the DAY .a >ale. 7.s
C,nn ,h~ payinrn. Of tae whole purchase
us"ney, the Trustee will execute deed to the
ta-ci,a>e- ar purchasers. ,ree clear and dis
charged from all the parties t" this suit and
5. se claiming unicr them.
FRED. STONE.
Trustee
February 9Th. l864-ts. 49,.
rrLe Baitims Daily Gazette, will publish
Oil week until Jay Of safe, and send bill
9. this otfce.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

ny sirtne OF antaori.y vested in me By
- the Act Of Assembly. 10 a,ch case
made aud provia.li il i herchy cricrel.
that The Auditors reparf Sled in This case
be ratified aud Aesnd tnias. s,,A..s cause
10 the contrary Be shown. IN or before
the ,hia1 Monday Of March nexs: pro-
vided copy = this ordrr be published in
The Saint Msry'> Gazette. ono. week for
three. successive weeks, previous to the
said third Monday of March next.
JOIN Y cAMaLTER, Crs-
Tue c.py- Test UP
JOHN A CAVALIER. Crk.
Jan 9lss. 1864 - II. ssas.zr -. 3 N
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

EhIfE M =. BLAKiSruNE. hay-
a j0[ kfstin Chapli,r,. .9:.rs hin Pre-
I@SS Yrits- I" the Public. AND ra,. a.
uk31 t1e fsnni. when MT prois s-i.,'.aliy e,,e
ea&hi ID Es,>w.!iS tIotri. ! al~e r.thln my
lEkl1ks 81 ms fI1c,,,i> in the nrisi,b.rh"oa a,
6t Cdtmesi'> bay for ll.eir former patronage,
Nd suill .aiSay> be happy 10 wi, "n th.m
AZ tile shortest h.tire.
I .N.sv. 2Sth. lS6i--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
BOARDING HOUSE
FOR TEACHERS AND PUPILS. AT
CHARLOTTE HALL.

fsH!E undersigned viii olrn "a B,ariine
:iru~- In tI,e village rf Charlotte Hall,
t.r the acr-cuin,- siasi.n of Tire Trssi,.rs sud
Pupil al ,i,r Academy. N. the ~ IT fssfni%f
''.s'. the l''i~. c,rniery occupied by Thomas
Martin. E>q l, H. ssv design q. keep 4 first
class ll.us,. viii, furniture. i~s!> a,ai b-ilns
nj! n-'f. ri.as-,irsitiiig e. take tss.rl ~ Ibis
ii"us, vii: please mHIke sarlv appIirari,n 10
me. hr letter ~ .nicfwi>e Ternis Etr baa,,i-
Tag ssrae as at the Stewards h.wls..
WM. H. BRAWSER.
:srr' Il.h. .e62-tf..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
$40 PEW4RD.

Was soIrn fran the snlscrihcr. living
W nenr Upper Mariis~ ugh, Prince
Georges t1,lniv. Mar, laid. OF the night Of
the 18th az January. 1864. a BLACK
HORSE. lie has ~hn~ sp.s in the tacs.; a
Vary d.niine rump; the ia'r na ilse Upper
lar. ~ the tail Is very ,aari. rubird. and Is AZ
this time very shnr,, IL q nafu,A p''fer.
l lsil aise tile al,..ve rewssi f.,r ti.c rctnrs4
q shc lore e. ,ue. and AK no ql,sSins.; aud
wia give the sa,i,s amouM kr any isixn'a-
VILLAS !, otIrER. I
Dsn. 18th, ls64-=ss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
FRIDAY. tie Seth, day OF
February next,

~ the premises "f the said Joseph II.
Maddox hrtwrcn ihr knars of 8 u'circk.
a. VI. amt Il "'clack, r. NJ. will ~x-
posr {" public auction the above described
property. so seiz'a! and taken in exe.u-
ton. I" the highest builder for cash Also
70 satisfy cikcers' casts nn same.
THOMAS L. DAVIS,
ss. Late Sheriff.
January eSih. lS64-.s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
600 acres,
ill.,. . mere or less;
"ClNTRA,"
eontaiuiag & 81
400 acres,
tnorc or less:
And ~ne tract ar parcel &c WOODLAND,
lying Oh the Whir'w'n'i r''d, containing
80 acres,

These ianil< ara located In Mc.ilv's Meek
in Saint Mary's County. and ntaiu iu the
aggregate.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
RAT'FlCATI0N NOTICE

QHY rir,n. of authority vested in me by the
% Act # Assembly,. in inch case made AID
provided. il is hereby or.!,,rd, tia, the Aud
,raiiiie., and con0rn.d. ui,ess ra,isc IA tn
rnnrrarv lie shown 90 ar before the third
.t"nday of March next; lr"vi,:ctia copy Of
fuis order ~. published in tie Saint Mary's
g izetie, onee week hm three successive
weeks. previous &, the laid t!ir.l M"nday oi'
March next
SIS. JOHN'A. CAVALIER. Cl's
Or -.rne s"py-Tcs,.
John A CAMALIER. Ci'k.
february 4;h. 1sc+-5w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
ND5rllg.n,

A IL p-r,ons indebted TO the late firm If
IA leach s. J"l.ns'n are hereby Notified.
that. unless they come im@ari and settle
thrir 'n.lclmdurssnn or IL fore the Isl day #
March next, thew may exree, their claims
:" be placed in .l,c l,ards e Ulcers for col
Lc,iop.
- W.N. +. LEACH,
s. Z. l.. JOHNSON.
february 4l!, 1s64-tf.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, AUGUST rs, 1864.
THE TURF.

TtRF.-rRoT ON THE UNION HALF NILE TRACK.
seventy ecoad street aud Bloom ingdaie road Friday
ANknst 70. A. T.. n, FOR Ss0y Mr. Mctpherts enters
ROYAL Chares Helmet enters Con m dore Charey
ton, JAMES FiNl,EY MsnaRer.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

CHkTrRRED CONSTITUTIONS EEsroREy w VIE
- guaranteed remedy Dr Powers Esscnos ot lie
Dee Franklin srec-in ees tino than any other
remedy.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
THE LECTURE sEAsOT.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-roR GBNTLBNEr
only, At the New fork Museum Of Anatomy. 6i5 Broad
way Parties unable TO attend tbess Lectures hay
them forwarded receipt OF bJ Addressing Sscrs
tarv Of New York Muscum OF Aratomv
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
MEDICAL.

A CARD TO THE LADfES.-CHARLES Lutte. NJ. ID
Professor OF obstetrics ami surgery and over ~ ycn
OF successfu practice in this ely guarantees pos uYe
to Any lady requiring special msda sca treatment
lntwenty;four hours time no matter how complicated Tho
raso may be- Can consulted ~ his old established pr
yate oice ofs Breadway, and where bis fai ing
female med cnes be obtained sent by letter TO
part o. the Uned States price 81 B.-1he Doctor has
elegant the best and attendance
In the cty FOR patients who wA remain during
tnent. All comm ications strictly conndeniisl
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

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them Send for circular for 1854 containing
extra new premium Inducements. froe. e. RICHARDS
co. l02 Nassau street. New York. original largest
oldest Prize Package house In the world
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
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L,RANCIs BUTLER. NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds for sale and stock Buffers Infaibe
Mango Cure and Flea Bxtem rs cents per bottle
Buffers new Work, ST. Dogs boarded, trained &C. Mcdi
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SILVER WATCHES.

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get er % OF he Club, ga 90. Additional
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7 IN every teiier.
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