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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

Go to Booth, Battelle &Co's boat store
and buy can of those superior Chesapeake
Oysters, which are received daily.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02
@p20
The North Western Bank Of vir.
ginia, Complainant,

LUZ NUItu WeSteIu Dunk Oh VIZ
ginia, Complainant. I: -,
- a.. .rt t1U a-AI
John Bishop, Andrew j. PANEL, IN ypcneY
Aaron Kelly, John Howell, Ca ~ SatySn
bhel Jacob, George Hardman, the ''els Ieto'''
Wh.elidg Savings Institution,
and sobrisiie Brady, Defend =. .aEses5
In pursuance Of the Decree Of the Court made n
this caure I shah rs Trustee and Commisiossf sp
pointed by the said Court in the place Of Md Ga
'rs 4a ais; 1rg % b M@P OK SovrMsRs, 1884,
at the front door Of the Coau House Of said oouA-
ty sen TO the highest and best bidder % tte terms
after mentioned, the following described peppsry,
to wit A part Of q lot Of ground IN u: Gy q
Wheeling, situate ON Main street, on the 60 dis
thereof, sad bounded a. follows Bsfinsing 81 .
roint "a the sah side Of Main strsst nissty-A<s
feet and eleven inches southwark of Maskst alley
and east Of Main street thsnee south with the sst
side Of said Main street thirty three fsst and nine
inches; thence east With . straight line 'pssahS
with Marks. allsy TO an alley In the rear o. sid-
property thence forth With ssid Iase nsns3ossdaI a.
10y thirty three feet nine inches th4nss ~ .
strsishdins to the place Of beginning, bsine sSns
property conveyed 10 said John Bshop 81 XlfFpi
Caldwell and wife by do drseorded u u assks
Office Of the late County Court fcs sssd ssmty q
Ohio, and which property is now In the ees.pansy
Of said John Bishop and others. Gs M - .e,
The terms Of sale are oas-fourtb pat Il 6s
purchase money In cash ct the tine Of sale - NJ
balance Of the purchase money In fhfss sqnL h
stalnents u dx. twsiys and eighteen noeths ~
speetveIy from the day or ssie With fnssfsst ffou
said time of SIDE, the pssshAssF giving tn6 M
good security fpr said deferred irsts sp6{hs
title being resaiasd NTH shs payment q the
whole par'A... nee;{ ,...... an. = a. JACOB.
\ b. October6. 1874. bAf sAs u ,l1AEo -,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

"0LO-Gold advanced yesterday from
10 - Az Vote for the re election
''h'.n, and save taxation!! Vote for
49,. aud your property will be mortgaged
't4in year. -. NC
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN WASHINGTON, Pa
IN Monday night sad ARRAY occurred In
Washington, Pa. A difficulty occurred be
;leen a Mr. johnson and Mr.. Robert Nor
rov, when friends Ct both parties interfered,
arda general melee ensued, in which some
twenty or thirty shots were fired. Morrow
rec,iTed a ball in his side, from the
fleets Of which it is thought be cauld not
r=,1vc,. A ball struck Mr.. Benz. Brady
a the breast, and glanced off; inAicting a
.i.bt bruise on his breast and arm. Con
ylariug the number of shots fired, and
there being such large crowd in the i'm
mediate vicinity, the only wonder is that
l.ere were not more persons I'M ured.
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MGfITAIEDHs 81
IOC.
New YORK Money Market.

8 New York money l1Sfket.
/, NEw YoRI, Nov. I.
= Money ruled quiet and easy, at CAT psr
cent ss.aiiIs asnA slOa d Yei.. uvt
/ The Gold market was excited and de-
Fcidelly higher, opening at 22s, advancing
to 24l4, declining to 1894, and closing @
24lt., DMIpEIAq aI1TkA98SM
a Government stocks mere active and
frmer. slG5l5sI
Fort Wayne, 1854.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

p.Es ESs H fssssss q
Of nstershnrg, say General Hampton LOST
01e son "a E.4sd ssPi t. gs E:
Gen. bearing, Isppftad Killed. is unhurt.
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Perfunaery, &c.

DOMADEs NEW styles, HANDKERCHIEF
Il EXTRACT, SCENT BAGS, PUFF BOX
rs, COMBS, BRUSHES. PORTMONNAIES Ga
new and large assortment), Comb Cleaners, aud
srSst vAristy 81 Toilet Soaps.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

STalBlNi AFFRAY IN WAsHINGToN.-
yesterday afternoon cold blooded murder
We: committed in Washington, Pa. Mr.
Bcri. Brady and Mr.. Richard Fitzwilliams
got into a dispute while standing on Main
street One word brought on another, when
r"cwijliams gave Brady tho lie. Brady
struck at FItzwilliams, when tho latter
drew knife and stabbed Brady to the
heart the first blow. The knife was drawn
and plunged into the other side of Brady
N,iUg him instantly.
Brady's friends soon heard of the affair
and desperate mob was soon in motion
twas SAID that Fitzwillisms had entered
lie Fulton House; quick as thought some
i"cnty or thirty men ran into the hotel
Doors were broken open, and number Of
rooms searched, but the murderer could not
b, found One # the mobbing party ran
2"rs'' u"gr' as he Was coming out OF the
l.'~.. he Oakley was struck a terrible
bow, and left to his fate. A rush was then
@a'o down Main street, some forty or fifty
men aa'hed With rage, aad, arms in hands
TURIN! aal Yelling as if mad. When they
''iclel t-e dwelling of Mr.. Sweeney they
were Joiaed by about one hundred more
AiH'l was made into Sweeney's store,
s'4 the building was searched from cellar
" saiTet, Tie murderer was finally found
u coal vault in front of Sweeney's store
men brought out he was set upon by the
,os'! MOB and literally beaten into jelly
"' was struck with stones, clubs, revol
''' den kicked and dragged around thu
'"s''' Cries of chang him" "shoo1
''0' klll the murderer p rent the air
'N' '.T time it was feared that he woult
mug he was finally rescued and place.
III Jail, where he remained when we lef
own a. half pas seven o'clock last night
" was thought the murderer could no
I'VE over night. While the murderer va,
''Og beaten lie cried "For Gods sake hav,
1'y,'!' gentlemen, Sweeney gave me tn
al"'' Or should never have done the deed
&c never before saw such a desper.t
"'' md hope that we may never again b
'',"ea by such horrible sight.
"'aay leaves wife and three children
I"A"'i'iams is a single man, aged abou
,14V years. He resides in Franklin town
--.P adjoining the borough of Washington
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

Ine II Keeling Glee Club was in attend>
anco and favored the meeting and those
s5arl the train with songs aud music.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

DRY GOODS
IN BALTIMORE.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.
NOS. l99, POI and 2O3 BALTIMORE ST,
BALTIMORE,
invite the attention of
MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE
to make purchases, to the very extensive
WHOLESALE STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS,
on seco'm floor and Basement Ct Metr arureliouse
embracing ia addition to their own large and
genera
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN GOODS.
large and well selected stockof
DOMESrlCS, '''
WoOLENS
and STAPLE GOODS,
Of every description.
OUR SPLENDID RETAIL
STOCK OF GOODS
on first floor,
embracing
ARTi CLEs OF EVERY CLASS,
from '''''
Low PRICED
TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT.
IN EVERY BR.iN'CH OF THE TRADE,
rendering our entire stock ole of the
MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMP. .ETE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
The Wholesale and Retail Price being mark
ii on each article, from which
NO DEVIATION ALLOWED.
Parties not fully acquainted with she value o.
ioods can buy from us with perfect confidence.
March 2Ith, lo6l-t;.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
II a RRIsoN's
TOBACCO PLANT FEE TILLxE1o,
A PERFECT FOOD.

1t contains every clement Of nutrition
which the Tobacco, PIont takes from the soil
and IN Jut PROPORTION to perfect the s-uwtiI
of the whole Plant. 1t also Contains ele-
nlents to give the greatest visor of growth to
the foliage. and most perfect drganlzaiiun of
the l&si IN all lis col. lituent paris, and the
greatest amount of that peculiar fragrance
which always commands the highest price in
the market. In .ennueciinn will the Highest
excellence Of duality, it will produce IA ilucL
lager amount OF Inatured laf for the same
cost applied per acre, than any known ferti-
iizer. Another great excellence is. that il will
restore and retain the highest fertility to tie
.and worn out by previous cropping with
t"t'acco or any Other vegetation.
EH- DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS of its cbarac-
ter: properties and uses, AND testimonials of
ITS great practical resuits-sent free by mail.
Prices not aelranced. PLANT FERTiL,zER.
500 90 per Ton. TOBACCO PLANT FERslI.Iz-
ER, 500 90 per ton Of 1000 lbs, in Lays Of
200 lbs, each---NIT CAaI.
ALENANDER HARRISON.
INVENTOR & PROPRIETOR
Ne. 61' COMMERCE. Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
May 10Th. 1864-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
EQ UITY NOTICE

Th.inas Carrico, } In the Circui
VS.. Court Tor st Mary
VIM. Burtles, adj County, sitting as !,
minstrator OF Ch's. I Court Of Equity.
Harrison. and others.
The object VI this s,it is 10 procure de-
cree for tie sale vi certain real estate il. st
Mary's county.
The bill stctes. i'll substance, that Charles
Harrison died some time since, lcavin. an
lnsutiiclency oi personal assets to pay his
debts--. ..Lt the said Charles iIarrsuli leaves
widow, lose Harrison, and Thomas Har.
rison: Ben ia. Harrison and Emily Harrison his
heirs at law and alsJ prays for the sale Of the
r:.i estate III the proceedings nLeuluncd; anu
also Tor subiunas against William Bur,lcs,
administrator Vi Charles harrison, Rose
Harr sun. Thomas Harrison Ben Harlsol,
aud Emily Harrison, who are re,i-
dcs.ts OF the Srate, with the cxcep-
lion OF Ben. Harrison. Aud it now alpear-
lnS by two subphpnas issued u the auove
case against Emily Harrison and returned b,
the oherltt Of st. Marys county mot s,lui-
moned" the compauaut, under Article IL,
Section ". OF the Code of Public General
Laws of this State. is entitled to proceed
against Emily Harrison iu this causc as
oh-resld.nt defendant.
IL Is therefore acjudged and ordered, that
the complainant, by causing copy of this
order to De published in lhe Saiut Mary's
iSdSette, once i Week fuI iour succeesl We
Weeks previ,l!s to the twentieth day uf Au
gust ncXt, give notice 10 the SAID Enly lar
riaon. OF ti.e ohject and substance of this bill
ahd ~afE hcr 10 appear III this court either
ia person or 10y soi!citur. on ur LcioIe the thnd
Monday OF November next TO Altswer the
premlses aud slow Cause, if any she has, why
a decree ought not to pass lis prayed,
JOHN A. CAMALIEK, CPk.
True copy-Test.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Cl,k
July 9TH, IS64-iw
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NO1 ICE.

" ME undersigned wish to inform the
n cople of Saint Mary's and adjourn
lug co tics, that they have just completed
= FIR I CLASS KAlLW AZ, and are
prepa d to haul out vessels of any size.
and REPAIR, CAULK, Ne, o,, 1hc
most reasonable terms Prompt attention
to all work. andquick dispatcl. will be given
III all cases. The Railway il sital.sed A9,, ,ut
quarter of Il lnile from Leonard Town on
fine oyster creek, where we will also
build SCOWS. BOATS, or VESSELS, in
required, Oh the lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS L FDXWELL.
July 10Th lSGO-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
EQUITY Office,

Thomas II Fuwler3 IN the Crcui
and "lierS, s Court fr st. Aa
VS. ry's col n;y. sit
washington l'o;vlcs ting as a Court e."
aud others : Equity.
The "iJtct "i this bill Is To ban deere,
far the sale of the real estate of Just, Kowles
late of st. Mary's county, deceased.
The bl | stat :, in substance. that Gust
Eowles died leaving real csiat. in St Mary.
c"uniy--that there was no adminisrraij. Il
H. on his personal cstate--tliat i've i.St an il-
+uiiiclency Of ASSETS TO pay his debts and Iha,
he left the following l.ears AT law: Washing
ton Bowlrs, whose interest Was st.!d 10 Dr. /
Ncale; Hileary B'wles, whose interest was
sold 10 DIR. II. Neale; " j I}owIes, " huse i-
icrest was sold iu Thomas ii Fow lcr: and
William Dean. and that tie said W ilIiam
Dean is u uun-ses,tcia Vi the Stale Of Mary
land.
The bill prays for sale Of the real estate
for the payment "i the creditors. and, asks
for subpenas against the said Washington
Bowles, llilleary Bowles DR.. Robert Ncale.
Thomas Ii Fowler and William Dean.
1t is therefore adjudged aud ordered, that
tl'e complainant by causing a copy OF ti.is
order to be published III the Saint Aary's
Gazette, once week for four successive
weeks previous to the twentieth day of
August next give notice lo the said William.
Dcau of the Object and substance of this bill
aud warn linn toaipear in this Court, eiil-
CT in person or by solicitor, on or before the
third Monday Of November next to answer
the premises and show cause, if any he llas.
why decree ought Lot to pass as prayed.
JOHN A. GA AMALiER, Clk.
Trne coDy-TpI
JOHN A. CAVALIER. Crk
July 7th, 1864-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
HARNESS MAKING
IND
9ADDnBBYa $ q

I'HE Undersigned would most respectfully
l. inform the citizens of sSt. Mary's county
that they are prepared To make all kinds Of
HARNESS, SADDLES. BRlDLES; and
to do all kinds of work III that line OF business
Old Harness &c will he repaired &C tie
shortest notice. All vf which will he done al
the lowest CASH city priccs.
The pubiics ob,d't Scrvts-
JOHN BRAY,
THEOPHIilUS BRAY.
Leouard Towu st. Mary's Co.
Nd.
May l2th. lSGi-6w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
PROFESSIONAL.

4 IL. ). =: THoS. REEVES has locatel
- at 'WHlTE PLAINS,r about naiis
from the village Of Chaptico, ana respectfully
offers has professional services to the public
lie will devote himself exclusively to tl.s
practice Of his profession.
Jan. 10Th. I862-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
ROBERTSON & BRISCOE

SUCCESSORS TO Il. II. MILES.
AT HIS
OLD STAND, I49, w. PRATT STREET
BALTIMORE,
II ESPECTFULLY offer their services as
a agents, for the sale of TOBACCO
GRAIN, aud all kinds of PRODUCE. pledge
my their untiring efforts TO render satisfaction,
at all who may ratronise them. Liberal adj
v. nces made on consignments.
Dec. 3d, lS63-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS

NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
are forew armed against trcspassing upor,
my Orchard, in Leonard Town, or interfering
IN any manner with the fruit therein. Par
erts will be held strictly responsible for any
trespaSs that may be committed by their
children, after llie publication of this notice.
j. J.JARBOE.
June 23rd, 1S64-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

Ciapt'co, Nov. 7th, Ic63.
Messrs Editors PLEASE announce John v
fnsey as candida for the Clerkship of the
Circuit Court for SAINT Mary's County at the
MANY FRIENDS.
.;oyembeT 10Th, ls61-,f. l..'E
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
JOSEF II. KEY.
ATTORNEY AT Law.

Leonard 1o~n ST. Ma,y's County, Maryland.
" ILL practice in the Courts Of the first
v, Judicial Crcuit-St Mays Charles
and Prince Georges Counties.
March 9Th, 1S63-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

TOHN v. L. FINDLAY, Attorney at VIA
~ No. % Law Building, Baltimore will
attend to the collection of claims for cnlisted
slaves, both against the Government and State
of Mary yland, TOR bounty.
references IF. LEO sPALDING.
Judge Il. FORD,
Hon B. G. HARRIS.
March 18th, 1S64-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N0IIGE 70 CREpITORS.
NOTICE is hereby gI<en fhA1 the subscri-
IN ber has obtained from the Orphans
toart ofSt. Mary's county in Maryland, let
trs of administration on the personal estate
nf Geo. w. GitssUn, late of said counrv, de-
ceased. All persons having claims again st the
said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibI, the
same with the proper youches thereof, to the
subscriber on or before the l5tf day OF January
1865, otherwise they may be excluded by
lsw from all benefit of the said estate. Given
under my hand this J4ih day of July,
1864. g -
JAS. r. ALVEY,
AdminIstratCr.
July l4ih. lsFa-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NOTICE To CREDITORS

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscri.
IN ber has ob,aned from the Orphans
Court of 81. Mary's county, IN Maryland, let
ters of administration op the personal estate of
VIM. w. Moore, late Of said county. de.
ceased. All persons laving claims against the
said deceased arg hereby warned to exhibit the
same with tbe proper youches tbereof, To the
subscribers on or before the 18th day of Oo,.
1864. Otherwise hey may be excluded by law
from all beneht of the SAID estate. Given un-
der my hand this 18th day of Nav. IsG!
JOHN e. kRULL.
Administrator
May 10Th, lS63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NOTICE.

HlHE undersigned having sold on
-. his stock of goods. Las removed t..
IN" factory. near ne Corner df Barre d
'Light Streets, entrance on Barre, where b.
Will manufacture to order, Flows, Harrrw..
Cuitlvators, Corn Shelters, Wheat Thrxhers
'4orse Powers Biackslnith Bellows. &c. &c
lie will pay particular attention to repairs,
'and natst respectfully scici.s, his friends and
every body 10 give him their orders and he
will guarantee that his work will suit. both
In quality and price. =. 49,. !. -.
WI HARDlNG,
Near the Corher f Barre 4 Liyh,.
Ain The rear 'oi levin Jones Iron Store.l
:, - L. =" Baltimurs;: Mi /.
Mareh s-d, lse4-if. = !" :.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

nN application of Mary Thompson and
~ Gar.e C. Nrcan. Admrs. of Aiexa,.
der J. Thompson. late of Saint Mary's CouL-
~, decc'.s.d II is O".creu Dy l!r ,..,rt. tiis.t
rle said administrators notify the creditors oi
~sid ,!ecea. cd to file rhcir CLAIMS against SAID
deceased. in o Register Of Wills "iiice &c
Saint Mary. county "r hrfore the In'h
day cf Oct, next, for dividend, and that this
uruer 10 published in the Saint MAry's
Guzetie. once week in each week, until the
said 10th day Of Oct, next.
Tcsi.
JAS. I. Nj. RALEY,
Register # VilIs
for Saint Mary's County.
August 18th, lsI64--td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NOTICE TO CREDTTOLS.

.NOITCE TO CREDTTUES.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscribe
~ has obtained fro.l the Orphans Court for
Saint Mary's county, IN Maryland. letters
Iesta,nentury on the personal estate of Wiz
liam Watts, late of said co., decense' :.
All persons having claims against the said d, .
ceased, are hereby warned TO EXHIBIT the SAINT /,
with the proper vGauches thereof, to The subscri-
Der, on before ahe 18th day Of Jan, 1865,
otherwise they may lie excluded by law from all
benefit Of the said estate. Given under my
hand this li;h, day Of July. l-64.
HENRY WATTS.
Executor
July li,h. lS6i-ig.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
WA.N.f,,B,D,

4 young lady dcrie,ass Of living in St.
"A Mary's county, will accept situation
teacher for the coming year She :,
CAPABLE of tcaehing Music, Emgli<l, b,
chrs. Frru'h. aud Painting For adLr,ss
apply 10 the Editor of the Go=cfte.
August IA, ieU4 If
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

Keeps seaH'anilv On hand a lagse assort.
men,ofSUpERiORF M1LY GROCERIES
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco, ST.
gars, &c, which will lie sold, wholesale or r..
tail. at the loves market l,r!ces.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, Il all kinds, sold
"n commission, and spt ciai attention y Id I,
the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT and 9th,
GRAINS. Commissions %: all kinds exccu.
ted promptly, with the strictcsl regard to tl,,
interest OF the consigEce
Pubic patronas Sc IL 'a.od resi- ec,taHy soi-
cited.
Feb. 9th, ls62-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
n NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscr:-
Der has been duly appointed an Attorney, by
James l.. Foxweli, i,r the purpose vi trans
acting his business, dt riag his temporary alb
seHce.
UEder this power "f Assorney-du.y recor-
ded In the Clerks Office IF ,ini Mary's cpun-
y--he is authorized to colleet all monies due
to the said James l.. Foxwell. to pay the
debts that may be due by the same. and 10
transact hIs business, generally. Thi. pubii-
cation Is made, that parties interested may
be fully mortified aud cautioned in the renni.
s's, and that thnse having unsettled business
with the said James l.. Fnxwell may know
who has been appointed his legal agent.
A. j FOXWELL,
June 2-IsS4-Im Ridge II. q.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NOTICE.

WAsHINGTdc, u. c., Feb "a, 1864.
Mr. Editor Il have this day been inform
cd that the time for the enlistment rf ne.s,r..es
and pay for the same does not expire on the
LIST of March; the time at the present date is
unlimited. =" 49,
,MM. P. EATON,
Box 1888, Washington, ID C.
Office Ro'm No. 30 Federal Block. eth
street. opposite Post Office.
March 10th; 1s64-it.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR
Y DUNG LA DIES.

VI ISS KATE CAVALIER. is willing to
~ add fppr ysaang ladies to .he number OF
pupils at presen. under her care.
She has comfortable and pleasant Boarding
accommodations. to.. them. Her course of in
strueiion comprises all the usual branches
taught in the bes, Female Academiess-.aclu..-
ing French. Music, Drawing, Needle Work,
&c. ..-'
Her terms will be made known upon appli-
cation by letter, or otherwise
Address, Leonard Town, -e
st. Maryis county, DID,
February 18th, 1S64--tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

F8VHE annual cxanitation of this
H. School. will com,E, ucn TUESDAY.
August 9th. anil eon'in'se three days. All
Interested are invited to atlr,d
The Fal. Se.siou begins Monday Oc'.
3rd.
August lth, lS64-l..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
HARRISON'S
PLANT FERTlLIZEK.

A PERFECT FOOD FOR EVERY vARI.
EN- OF FARM AND GARDEN
CROP.
IL will furnish every clement requisite fcr
the most rarii, equable and enlarged
growth, tie most perfect structure If every
organ OF each plant, the most mature 4ievci-
op'nent Of their iruit. and, consequently, the
most healthy constitution possible TO attain.
1t will give fertility to the n,u~t barron
sold. AID AM maintain the highest tertilit,
lu AL SOILS
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

NOTlc..E.

sTHE undersigned will attend, with dis
i patch, to all claims against the Govern
ment-will prepare all papers aud collect all
amounts due the people in st. Mary's County,
for slaves enlisted in the army &c &c..
- : '.".s u. FRED, MADDUX,
Leonard Town Md.
JNO. v. Z. FINDLAY,
No. 22 law Buildings. Bait.
June Pad, 1864. -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

nRS. r. J. STONE and CHARLFS
~ COMBS, having ASSOCIATED themselves
i'll the Practice of Hediciue, can always be
found at their Office in J.aQ..-IAl Town, when
not professional engaged"
May l2,n, ls64-Gt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

~ |. SPALDlNG, Attorney at law. and
VI. agent for the pureh ,se aud sale OF Real
s.ate IN 81. MarN's and The adj Joining coun-
e, ia Maryland. giil attend promptly TO any
business entrusted TO his care.
Leenu.d Town Nd,
July 7,h, ls6f-iy. ..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
NOTICE OF :MbQyAL.

M ESsRS. JOEN b. WEIGH & SON.
4Vl .hg,iI.g. Dv2ski; ti,.t tk~ s.oek of wv. 4.
Psdgett a. tie GROCERY BUSINESS, can be
found. hereafter. at No. II Commerce street,
(above Pratt) where they ixil keen on hand n
general assortment Of GROCERIES,, which
they will sell low, for CASH. They also
pave on hand a"eheice assortment of liquors,
some of which are very old aud pure:
I Personal attention will be maid 10 orders--.
also TO the sale of Produce -,
JOHN b WEIGH & SON,
SSroeers and General
Commission Merckah,s,
No. II Commerce street,
. ! -"....,. BALTIMORE
March 3ls:, ls64--3m. =:
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
SUMMER GOODS.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

.nn application Of William Watts, admins
~ traitor VI James L. Crane, late of SaILI
Mary's county, deceased, it Is ordered by tie
Court, that the said administrator notify the
u,lgu,en. escditurs OF sai.i deceased Ia hie
their claims against said deceased, in the Reg
lister Of Wills office of Sairt Mary's county,
on oI before tue Ist day of May nsxt. for
dividend, aud that this order be published
in the Saint Mary's Gazette once u week in
each week, until the SAID lst day of May nex,.
Test. J. T. NJ KALEY.
Register ID Mills
first. Mary's County.
February 25th, 1s64--td.