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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
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PkOCLAMATI
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIJ WORSHIP

IT meet that the people OF The cendsras States rbouIs
rom time 10 uns ssnbs sltdre their
Almighty God, rsndsr dsvout thanks for Hs manitoba tl.
ngs, TO worship His Holy bend In Trsyr ., biz foot
stool and 10 accept with susmson The shssppg NJ
His AL wise ana Al-msreuul Providsnee.
than, temples and neld unite oar ysIcs IN
nirinE with sdorins grauds psnsfsAuon, OF M,
In the many ,iyaAl victories With vheh ou,
been crowned in The frutunsss With which on, s M, ~
blessed ana In NE unnparsd Energy fortuds NTH vhh
dc hM Inspired our hearts and ssshsnsd our stns In
70 the Ubiquitous dsisns Of cur enemies.
And let ~ not forget thst while grsscus, nj.
s prosson' car has have nrsd and received
assuent hAi many Of our best and bav.s have .,n in
Ne that many Others still held In TO- sga pr,op,
districts OF our country have been dsvA.,s1 viii ,.y.,
s'y hs peaceful homes asseysd. end hspIs. vsn,p ..a
children driven In dsstltu,on and that vi s.poh
hsIy the passions Of srls have hssp srci,.d h,
foes into the commission Of sssoeiuss from which dss,n
escape
Nov, therefore, Juysos DAVE President OF ps co,,s.
rate States OF America DO ny
apart NkpskoDAf The h1tssnth day Of Eovsnbsr lsI n.
dy be specially devoted the vorshp Of Alnirat, God
do invite and invoke eli the people these Don sdsste
70 assemble on the day sfsrd their rsspey. u.o. ~
public vohp thsrs 70 saise prayer our Hsayspy
Thai he esstoW Ha favor that He extend over u. thu
protection Of BIZ almighty arm that He saneuy b ch,,,,
asnt our Improvement thAt may turn .v.y nom Az,
paths and walk rtshscusy In His sight thu, gs rear
70 our beloved country healing IL bleeding wounds and
Ing 70 ~ me sontnusd enjoyment Of right Of
nent and Independence; Add that
while we ascrbe 70 Him the power and glory Of our de.
Given under my hand snd the seal Of ooufsder.t.
slAL hehnond s 9s day Of October In the rear Of
Lord, one thoassnd ssni hundrsd and rr,y.four.
JtIkRsoN DAvu,
JP. BEGAhn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Our advlcss from Europs, via New York, are to the
2sd ult. The following lie summary of the news
AMERICAN WAR vEssELs AND THE BRITISH CONVENIENT
The Lords Of the Treasury recently sent commune
cation 10 the Board OF Customs stating that an appca-
ton had been made to her MSjestJs Government re-
ouestng permission to chip forty of coal on board
the United States steamer Sacramento, TO enable her
TO proceed to using, aud that rpy EMl Russell had
informed the United States Minister that as it appeared
that this vessel ha been furoshad with eighty
and a half tons Of coal at @ TX on the 9th OF
Jlly, and With q further supply Of twenty-five
tons at Plymouth the II ID Of August her ksesty's
Government could not consistently with the regulation
on the subject permit the Sacramento to bs sgaln COZ
ed at any ,rt In the United nRdom until thu eIpira-
ton of three months from the last mentioned date TIE
Commissioners Of Customs have isSued circular to q
our 1sts calling attention to the Of supply oil
Goals having been obtained by United States war
steamer through an evasion Of the law aud printing
out the penalties incurred by such an act. It eIpsra
that the coal in question shipped on board vestel
at Brtish Fort without due clearance by the proper
officers at the p)r of shipment aud that such Goals had
b. on laden st sea on board of United States war
steamer.
TIE coLLIERs' STRIKE IN ENGLAND.
The strike among the Golfers of South StsHJrdahre
wea becoming somewhat alarming. A serious collision
had occurred between them and the police near Biston
There was great disturbance, and many arrests were
made.
TIE FINANCIAL CRIsIs-MoRr FAILURES.
The depression in financial and commercial circles in
E9gand hoWed little no Improvement Failures arc
daily announced and Is well known thattbe announce.
rnents uorli be far numerous than they but
for the circumstances that Ia large iumber of cases
private arrangements being made between strug-
Cling firms aed their creditors. Tho failures puo
lioy announced include Gslbrab, Biglsnd Co., mer.
chants, London, for about fl50 600; hanuing Co.
lyer, hemp brokers, s., London Tor 100000, Smp-
500 Co, of London, In the an ian trade, &c.
The weekly returns of the Bank OF EoRlsnd showed
decrease In the bullion Of only fs,s05 and In the
reserve Of the notes of sSi,ss9, TAsss sguea we're
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
A PROCLAMATION,
BIZ JOSEPH Z. BRowE,
Governor of Georgia

BY JOSEPH E. BRowH,
Governor Of Georgia
In conformity TO resolution Of the General Assem-
bly, of this State passed tho application of the Cotton
Spnners Association, O. G. Baylor having been appoint.
ed commissioner 70 Europe 20 promote the object oil
said Association and having obtained passports and
left the OOnfederaoy And information having lately
reached that instead of crossing the Atlantic on the
business Of said Association be has gone TO New York
and united with the enemies OF our country there
fore hereby revoke his said appointment and proclaim
aud make known that the commission held by tsid
BIyor 10 annullod and declared void and Of no Effect
And order that copies Of this proclamation DO sent
10 such OF the European powers a. might DO dscsved
by him, BY the use OF said commission.
Given under my hand and the great seal Of tbs
State ct the Capitol In hiledgsyills. This
ash day Of 0eL 1854.
Jo.IPH E. BaoWs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
TRR CITY.

CHAIGID WITH TRKAsos.-CAptaln Henry 7. Over
was, on yesterday, sent up from Pieket!s Division
charged with usipg trsonsble and sedtou, language
1t Is alleged he said, on the occasion Of some soldier
deserving to the enemy, that he did no. blame any
for doing the Like. Il Ia BELIEVED BY Captain Owens
friends that If he ever gave utsranos TO any such re-
marks, 1t was In momsntary ct Of passion or dscon-
tent.
Captain Owen 10 from Prince Edward county, and
having been in the army since the beginning of the
has ct all times acted with Distinguished Ealantry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

JUDaH LTOHS CoUhr.-The time OF this Court, Sat-
urday, was tkan up trying habeds corpus cAsss
The csse of Alex. Atkins was dismissed.
The case Of l. +. Bastz,r argued, and the Judge
reserved his decision. Baezr is Eativs CT Bremen
and claims exemption from militia duty Upon the
ground that he is undo mced foreigner Ths decision
Of this case may involve the disarmament Of seyera
companies in Colonel T. J. Evans Regiment of Re.
serves.
L. O. Polk, harJander, discharged from militia
duty, bis nativity, g., being proved.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

fishing the reports Of the proceedings Of the Oonfede
rate House of Representatives has been given to hsssr
Ayres & Wade, of the illustrated NsV' They will 10
sue daily sheet in the form, Gz, and style of the O
8. Medical Journal The publishers contract to pub.
lish 500 copies day for the use of Congress- and will
be at liberty to publish and sell many additional
pies as they may fad e1pedisnt There is just nov
work for many more printers than are to be found In
the city, Printers 10 the interior will fad 1t to their
advantage to come on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
FNEtOEsTIFUTION-sTATR ElShTs.
RICHMOND WHIG.
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. I, 1854.
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, At 2 o'clock P. n, and
every succeeding day Sundays e1CsPtSd) a the same
hour. An evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whig viii contain the latest By mail and telegraph
NJ to the hour Of going 70 pSS editorials, local ntSl
iissaOA 70. USO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.
WILL SELL MY BALCONY COVE
properly lying In the counties Of Rockbrdge and BEDFORD
IS miles above Lynehburg and canal Lexington Thu
property contains fromhV 10 ak thousand wood
has front James river Of miles Sltss for the
nAohinery vita water power
lies With few mes OF excellent ORE and the
James and North ker canals furnish cheap ample
portAuon
Terms cash. or TO suit purchasers.
y. T. ANDERSON,
eols-1ms Genvood RockbTtdee Co. Va
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$500 REWARD.

WOO REWARD.
EFT the Notifications near Richmond,
~ with the written permission Of tbs engineer In charge,
yiIt Richmond the 18Th Of march last, my boy JIM
He about feet inches high, has dark complexion,
what smooth stn rather sharp chin walks qnicky and rather
heStAes when spoken TO- purchased hl N Davis
Co. about he nIIt Of March He raised In Msneh .stsr
Samuel Taylor, has been recently seen
Richmond will give the reward his apprehension
and nuemsnt In jail so that get him again Messrs
N Davis viii Identify him. Ny address Is Cascade
o., PttsyvAnls County, Va. JESSE z. NOELL
Nov. 2d-d2m
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
CONFEDERATR BONDS STOLEN OH DE,
IRORED.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
viii make application the renewal t following Con
tecerate States bonds vhch stolen
enemy on Saturday. the LIST day Of October 1864
derce, mile from heGshsy sVle Rocsinghs county, Va
viz:
ine following per cent bonds ioan authorized Goth Tebus ~,
eS signed I'd arch 1865 due July s 1865; Members 70Is,
7O4, l;Oc Oi6 for five Doll.s ,eh Also the
Olo.ins per cent bonds signed February 2h, 1868 author
led ~ August 1861, due JAausiy 1877 numbers T2s
for one Hundred Dollars each. Also, the following per
bouds signed "a March, 1861 authorized 2On February 1863
due July, 1855 number $50 for One Thousand Doha
nol-v6N' HENRY KEELING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
WILLIAMSON T. Co., Auctioneera

WILLIAMSON & Co., Auctioneers
w No. l82 MAIN sTRERT.
The antsragnsS vold notify their friends public ssp.
orally shA having taken that large and oommodous
occupied b. Jno Besnsa, No. 1884, Main, between at ans
l nreen they viii encsforth continue business IN
AID VIII be prepared 70 shos the
consigned TO them for stls.
They respectfully Offer their the sac Of
REAL AND PIX. ,sONAL ksrATR Of an linda
TbAnsfa for ps pah snAxs sy solicit coutinaAncs Of
Ams- WILLIAkson 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

A GENTLEMEN, permanently exempt from
military Fervf,e who has had very Successful experience
Ia Teahng and who recently held PrOfeSorshpin Southern
oEe desires situation Tator 10 private family or prn-
'P~4 " , Ar, WV J, W. KEKBLg,
asa~aPf Wig oe0h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

A I PRIVATE sALK-
A Potatoes, -
Appls,
CLsEllia
Wh,Ey
hot-ol fAhDY WILLILMs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the entire stock, debts,
h &C. due the Concern Of @. H PAGE BRO, Suffers, AL
persons are notified make payment % me alone Also my
possson onshat Of oebs Ac due PAGE BRO Bakers, In
isis civ Psrpons viii please take notice desre
70 settle Il Immediately. sAh- PASE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

q THE CITY WOOD will be ready for
delivery 70 needy Citizens only, on MONDAY morning, the
I,h ntant family viii be AloWei Than half cora
avery neen days Price per cord Oak wood delivered
he Bsu bank 400 once on he Basin bank sh street
By order OF tue Committee Of the Council,
not-lt w. GILL, o. Eng.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
SALEOF STATE MILITARY WORKS A.
GRkRNVILLE, y. q.

Columbia, Q, October 20 1864
WILL be sold, at public auction, in the city
w Of Colombia c. on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF Hoyem-
An he LAND, BUILDINGS, MACHINERY, TOOLS, NATE.
RAILS other property the State works.
ehsd inventory Of The TO be furnished upon AppoA.
MS vaaSSs property viii sold reasonable Of
FER IL made The whole.
With certain conditions 70 be sde known II this
once.
By order Of the Governor.
JAMES TUPPER,
uo1-a Auditor ota. O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

STOLRN FROM MY HOUSE, ON 18th
- street. between Mslu aud Gary Friday night last my
Pocket Book oontAnlog money papers among
em receipts house rent and the Fkkk PAPERS OF
Lucy Euen Robinson, Who Is now Dy wife.
aud pGpe-s. RIOHARD SINGLETON,
noT-its Free CT color.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

BY HILL DICKINSON q co.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEGROES.
THE undersigned, in pursuance of a decree
l. Of the County Court Of Hanover, rendered in the
sut Of Oro vs. Harris will proceed SELL At the suction
use OF Ill., Dickinson o., In the city Of Richmond, FRI
Day The November 10 O'Clock A. NJ three likely Me-
gfoss, VIZ
One WOnsn, ere Boy and one Girl
Terms cash. H. o. OKOss.
Wh E. WINN,
noT--ctd Commissioners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
CONFEDERATE BONDS STOLEN ON DE
sTROYRD.

IT HE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
l. will make appca ion for the renewal Of the following
feders bonds which soen destroy By the
my saturday Let October 1884, their residence
mile from heGaheyyile Rockingham County, vhgibla
Tn. foil wing per cent bonds author lied February sOh
1863 ssred March I'd ls6 add July ls 1865 Numbers
1882 29S0 1885, ADD 2Ss8G for 10000 EACH follow
per bonds authorized by of Congress RetruaI
10Th 1868, aod signed March I'd 1885, viz Numbers I6, 662
$685. les4 l4ol, lHe9 tieS 4l6i 1870 4e6 l4s u So
l4l6J, 1870 1871 and 6ST5 for 5000 each.
Also the following cert ase' for per cent bonds Hud BY the
Depoiary 10 Hansonbug to q. T. Hop ,ins viz certificate
arch llth 1884, no. 2 for $40; certificate dated
llth 1854 No ,S4 for $780, neae da March 2s
1854 No 1915 for &30t, certificate In Of Hopns
Kishog, for sO0. No. 2sss. dated march 80 h, 1851
Noy.1 wow HOPKINS 4 KIaLlNG.
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A A. HUTCHINSON,
SORGHUM MILLS.

HAWK ready, Tor immediate delivery, 8
Il ROLLER IRON SORGHUM MILLS.
These Mills have received the highest testimonials their
durability and working qualities.
Dan also furnish s0RGHUA PANS ORDER have in store
general Of Straw Cutters sheller and
spOkes, Piov oangS skeis Ovens, Old Dominion Nails &C.,
20. HIM SAITH,
oclo-c9s IL Main st.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

400 BOXES good and medium Tobacco, in
fOU condition to SIT the trade. exc. PANNILI.
oeq9-quqaw TrAyIorsville. Henry county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

HORSES AND MULES WANTED.
WISH TO PURCHASE Ok HIRE FOR
the ~ the City, sixteen Horses mules Apply at ny
oHice Immediately. at the City Han
: By order Of the Con. on Fael w. Gull.
Nov. 6 So City Engr.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-24

~nmssanisy r'liey sh.t req sirrs the snoss
esutiuus delihcrssisn in che calmest risees.
They are opposed b. shutting eff al ,ssn-
sidrfsfiaDi ef the theory Of graded es,s1.
cipssiou. thu used 10 be in -uch fsyor. assl
IL turning loose. nc one time. pnpulafion
sAxt wssld sern b4c.me >. degraded and
worthless aud h-lpless as to be charge
ap,s sh@ con,maai.y and carss to the
white race. And. upoa the question ii
principle. the ps.pls Of Maryland are oo-
posed u emancipation as all. believing the
relation Of master aud slave. as We hAv~
always kaosn it. 70 Be the oaly praeticsbl-
s.l.a.ii.,n of shs prsblen by which she ,.on-
tact Of the fwa rAa.s= can be sivansagsnns-
" preserved. Narrower. the people D.,
NOT forget thsa this Convention win seek
to alter aud orerturn al other featur.4, of
the Consr,suiiaa--thc Judiciary. sh- Fl.s-
sisns Of representation, taxation. &c. all
a.ay be radically chsnged. no QUE k"sws
how. and the peser OF elaeting of6ars.
now possessed by the people. May b
conferred in .lAs m,n. Th-ss are no q,:e. !.
tior.s to be asiiatci in the n,i.lst Of civil
sar. aud At the point IT the bsyone,.
The opposition 10 the Convention il
displaying itself 10 every portiou of the
State In Wcssero Maryland and upon
the Eastern share. particularly. the in
dicaiious are str,ng thai the opposiii0a
will be powerfal. ii mot overwhelming -
In lower Maryland there can be. We pre-
sumo. bat one oPinion a'n'sg nea Ut oil
parties. The only thing to be feared j.
inditfe. euce aud supineaess. But When Il
comes to be known. as i: is every dag. that
there Is u chance. aud strong one. OF
this movement altogether, We
trust our people will receive the Impulse.
to "a man. to turn QUE aud vote ''A0AISsr
. Convention "-P.iace Gcsrgidn.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-24

The News.
1t is now officially announced. that G en-
Grant is abou. to take up bis abode with
the army Of the Po,"usc. but Gen Meade,
it is rumored. will sill be retained as nom.
inal commander. ALI the Ohio troops in
the West are to be brought East, aud an
active aud vigorous campaign is to be
waged against the CoDfederates in Vir.
GINA.
On Saturday last, Lees army is reported
to have left win,er-quarters and to have
moved in tho direction Of the Shenandoah
Valley Some skirmishiIg occurred Oh
that day. With unimportant results. Late
advices d'.credit the rumor that Lee has
changed his position. or made any demon
stration Of an aggressive character.
Late advices from North Carolina show
that the Coufederates are in considerable
force in that State. and another movement,
against Newbern is anticipated. Book
aders still arrive at Wilmington, and an
effectual blockade of that port is regarded
as next to impossible.
Late intelligence from Chattanooga re-
ports Johnston to be in heavy force iu
front. and it is nov conceded tina. the late
movement upon Dalton resulted 10 "re-
verse;" II is now thought that Grants
old army must be heavil y reinforced. ere
the occupation of Georgia can either be
hoped for or attempted.
General T."nessreet ia sill thought to be in
East Tennessee. and to be preparing for a
movement into Kentucky. Forrest and Nor
gan are preparing for rails. the former into
West Tennessee, and the latter into Kentucky.
neserters. however. claim that Lonsstreet is
en- route to Lee, and that Morgan is unable TO
organize his command. in consequence Of the
scarcity Of horses
Reports from Texas show that the Spring
campaign has opened. and that imp,r,an,
results may be looked for. Generals Sherman
and Banks have sent large force up the
Red River, FIR the purpose Of occupying West
Louisiana and Sauthcrn Arkansas
There Is nsthing new Of interest from NO.
bile and Charleston.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant reviews the army Of the
Potomac to-day.
Gold sold on Tuesday last as 1854.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-24
fCoNMuNIcArEp !

mr.. Edtfor:-
The force of circumstances has induced
the Legislature of This State to pass an act.
called and known a. the Convention Bill.
This Bill calls on the voters of Maryland
to meet at their Respective places Of voting.
on the 9th Of April next; for the purpose
Of deciding whethsr or not shey will
change the Consiitusion Of this State: and
as the changing OF The organic law Of the
State is no small matter. have de,ermiu-
ed to give few plain Suggestions. and to
ask few plain questions in references to
this propos.d change. shall commence
BY asking The voters of this S,ate.--is IL
necessary to change the arganic law, or
not7 ] think. when We taEe . view of
the political and commercial interest az the
State. this question needs 40 comment
Through the Consequences brt,aght abous
by IN uuhv'y rrbrslipa, waged against this
good aud n.uniEccu: Government. al the
bands Of political demagogaes saa bad
men. the i,stitu,i,n Of slavery has been
brought to . premature death. Fares Of
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-24

own children mav mai ~ sh~ ls>wers At w~t'
and dra sers of water. TO srmr thrifty negro.
nov filing ,he plaoe. Thiak q i, Fe!lo~
Citixeos! Thiak 81 il All sill b nsn-
slaveovaers. unier ! gen~,al eassacipa-
fiap system.A II uill nss enrich the moo
Asvs osuer. ssd n.ke de slave owner,
psor indeed
Self ins.rest. aIwsys great. has beca'ne
! mania wish frw The v.srv men shu
ought 70 f:.-l "a interest IN the institution "
negro slavery. AID u kn.s iis reciprocal
bearlits u both master aud servant. sr.
the firss u stab ut their swn interest. snd IN
sever the relationship hitherto existing
Three Of the wealthiest. (usnlii il be slan-
der to say the m.>s ardent wt,r.hipers The
nvllar?) have co,npoandcd. compromised.
with their slaves for their services. Ga
private arraisuueni they join issne this I:
= Every man must take care OF himself. :
Sumo have hired their osn slaves. oas hes
gone in Go. ou the product. Of the farm.
Tine says he nsnss suppors PC. Loves
Party. a. the only party that can do him any
good. O. tenpors. Omor.--.. Oh men.
whose principle vas used At the paper mill
when the last Greenbaek ssas u;anussc-
tared Id rather bs 5egsar Of the pit
tance from honorable donors. than own
Jour broad domains and pr,its of you Il
90. and wise devices. / can think Ut
nothing 30 applicable to the ab"ve class as
the Fable ofthe Council of Sh ep. in which
II vas determined. (old ram dissenting. } to
jump downa preciPice and break their
necks. because they heard the cry Of
hounds.
sm IN humble individual. too humble
to represent st. Msry's in the Convention
But il were in the convention. aud the
question Of cam pensat.d emancipation
were to arise. | would Try my utte' most to
save the State from the expense Of private
and previous emancipation. as vexations
and difficult Of fixing the period Of limit
Those who emancipate their owu slaves a
sure wont wish compensation. No man
ought to wish pay 70. what be does for bill
own private interest. Ought be. Fellow
Citiseusy
Os the 9th Of April. proximo. you will
be called on to vote for Or against conveu-
tim 10 fvru new Constitution. Go to the
polls aud vote unanimously against it.
This is ID time to frame constitution.
Sectional feeling is raging like con.agi""
Reason Is gone. Vote i, down aud staud
by the ANCIENT REoIMs.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-24

TIE following. we Learn. are the pr"viss"Rs
If the new stay law:-- Execution upon al
Judgments and DEGREES hrr fhs payment 80
money IL absolutely xsspen3lel until the fr~t
Of January nest. 'Isen. us.n payinR all Ia
sere.t and cesss. and nne k.arsh 81 Vie pr:n-
cipaI debt. the drhrcn becomes entitled TO a
further stay o. fpur months. whsn another
insfaimenf mus; lie paid, and ~ IN. until TIE
term Of two year shall 'xiirer from the date
Of the passage Of the law.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-24
NOTICE.
TO N Err c H AN 7 5,
TRADERS,
Il " y q THE X S.

A LII persons AMI boIie..' corporate Or PSI
n lite, in st M,ry's county, who are or
shall ha doing any act or sail ~ in the -
'nl.sti'm If any h'n.c or pae. fr anv pir-
,.~r. fer which lic-ns- is made necessary
hy the la.s VI Maryland. are herebv warnel
tn obtain a license or renew tn, same.
o" or Lefare the first a.y NJ Nay n-rt,
nn'ier the penalties prescribed by said laws
Err the infractipn thern!.
Those i ,tere<1si arc untiii-'l Of tho follow
ing requirements Of the L,;ers. Laws passed
by the General Assembly Of Maryland.
The rats r"4'.irsd FIR TrAicrs' Licsn .e<
are az follows:
If the am ",nt "f goois an hand ~ ri,e
principal seas M of sale m expected {" bc
kept nn hand, d ". nnt excel.