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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
OIL LEASES
ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT TH1s oRII 15
F6B. ADVENTURES OF Az on MAr-I

~ ADVENTURES OF Az OIL MAN.
Among the many hungry oil operators who
have lately PASSED throught this city in
search of sudden wealth in the river coun
ties below, was a young man from the
town of Boston. He is described by his &C
qusintances as being pretty smart young
man, who happening to find that fact out,
was completely spoiled by the discovery,
BE has some means, bat is disposed to
bank on his personal attractions. On the
steamer going down the river either to
Horse Neck or Bull Creek he met an ap-
patentIy reputable youRg lady to whom he
succeeded 10 introducing himself. After a
pleasant conversation of an hour or 80, he
was somewhat surprised upon being in-
formed that the young lady resided near
the village where he proposed to commence
prospecting. Upon arriving at the village,
the young woman yielded to her new
friends solicitations, and consented to re-
main at the little hotel of the village du.
ring the night, upon the promise that he
would accompany her to her home, several
miles distant. on the following morning.
When daylight dawued it was discovered
that the young woman had disappeared,
and had taken with her our Boz friend's
pocket book, containing s. green
backs and gold watch %. The
The whole cOuutry W. cd without
success, and the you 40 has not been
heard from. His follow oil hunters bore
SO hard upon him that the yOuUg man,
taking what little money remained upon
his person, abandoned tho oil hunt and
left for the east.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

BALTIMoRE, Dec. lO.-The following spe-
cial has been received at the American
office:
AsHAPoL1s, Dec. 10, a. M.-The steamer
Nestor has Just arrived from Charleston.
where Col. Mulford's feet is now lying,
the exchange of prisoners being changed
from Savannah TO Charleston. Generals
Sherman and Foster Interrupted the ex-
change at the merciIy. When the Netor
sailed on Wednesday. they heard heavy
firing in the direction of Savannah, being
either an attack on Savannah or the Rail
road between Charleston aud Savannah.
Ali agree that Savannah must fall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

s THr ssow.-The frst considerable
snow of the season fell during Friday
nigh. last. The ground was covered 10
the depth of about four inches. Quite q
large number of sleighs made their appear
auce on the streets, and merry bells were
juggling in ell directions, but the sleigh
ing was not at all inviting, the roads be-
ing badly cut up and but indiferently
sprinkled with snow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
From the Army of the Potomac.

NEW YoRK, Dec. lO.-The HeFaId's Po'
tomac correspondent says:
On Wednesday last owing to annoyance
by the rebels firing upon working parties
on the Dutch Gap Canal, portions of three
regiments of colored infantry, and section
of Martins 9Th regular artillery under Gen:
B. G. Ludlow, crossed to the north side OF
the James and drove back the rebels, and
effected Judgement at the upper terminus
of the Canal, where they entrenched them
selve, thus protecting the laborers on the
Canal. The rebel batteries subsequently
opened upon the position but did no harm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

na- THE MARxETs.-The market was
not SO we'll supplied 10 the Second ward
on Saturday morning as usual. Chickens
and ducks. dressed, sold at forty cents
a piece; turkeys twenty cents pound pO-
tatoes forty cents peck; butter forty to
forty-fve cents pound. and cabbages
from Eve to ten cents per head. Eggs
have gone up to forty cents dozen. There
Is no change in meats.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

NRw York, Dec. 1o.-Ths Richmond pa.
ners of the 9TH are filled with speculations
of an Immediate attack on Richmond and
explanations why they expect it. They are
evidently confident that Grant has been
reinforced by the 9Th corps and that he
has other fresh troops.
The Worlds Washington special says
Rosecraus is to be transferred 10 some
more important command.
The Richmond papers give further par
ttculars of Wheeler's fight with Fitzpatrick
in VIII ich it appears Wheeler was obliged
to fall back, owing to Kilpstrick's superb
or numbers.
The rebel Gen. Anderson was wounded
at GriswoIdvilIe, and he is censured for
rashIy throwing his troops against the
breastworks. Every house but Mr.. Girls.
Mold's, was DESTROYED in Griswoldville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

Nav YonK, Dec. loth.-The Tribuue's
Washington special says, Gen. Emory OF
the 10 h corps, arrived here to-day from
Sheridan's front. Everything was quiet
when he left. Early is believed to have
sent three divisions of his army to Rich
moud, viz: Pegram's, GordOn's and Rer-
shaW's, leaving behind only one infantry
division and Rosser's cavalry.
The roads are in splendid condition and
the health of the army is excellent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

B@-Nor IN THE B1L1s.-Dariug the per-
Torrance of the Variety Troupe at Wash
ington Hall on Friday evening, man ma.
med William Harrison got up in the au-
dteuce and commenced dancing and in.
dulging in disorderly proceedings. He
was arrested by officer Richardson and
Alde1msn Duty fued him five dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

WAsHus4oH, Dec. lO-Ths Richmond
papers of Thursday the slh, say nothing
new had been received at the Confederate
war department egarding Sherman's move
ments. No exchanges Of Georgia papers
had been received Of later date than-th
Sd Of December, NosebY hes been promo
ted 70 the rank Of Colonel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

WAsHIssTos, Dec. lO.-The Legislature
of Virginia, as cOntTsdistiuguished from
West Virginia. now In session at Alexan-
dria, have elected Jos. Segar to filTthe va
cancy in the o. 8. Senate occasiOued By
the death of Mr.. Bowden, and John q. Un-
derwood, ct present o. 8. District Judge,
in plRce of Senator Carlile, whose term
expires on the 4th Of next March.
About two inches of snow fell here last
night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

~BUoKwHBAT cAKEs have come againI
shades of country mOlasses and golden
butter comfort usi There is but little com.
fort however IN the accompaniment, I'M
less the cakes are "well raised" The
EzeslIOr Baking Popder is 'just the thing
for making good batter cakes or biscuits
All the we'll kept boarding h6asss under.
stand 1T. For sale by t. d. Logan & Co.
and Logan, List L Go.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

N1w YoRK, Dec. 1O.-The Augusta Con
stitutionalist of the Sd instant says Sher'
man appears to have halted to grind corn.
As he tends towards the barren counties
of the South it becomes necessary to make
proper provisions. His toraging parties
are continually driven in by our cavalry,
and his forage is reported to be short.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

NEw YOAK, Dec. 1.-THE rebel OenerrI
BeAle, released from Fort Warren, on pa
role, to act 10 cODjuuGliOn with the UnIon
Gen. Payne, 10 exchange Of 1000 bales OF
cotton from the South. for $4,000 blankets,
for rebel prisoners, hes arrived 10 this city
and FeNoFted 70 Gen, DIX.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

~THE RIVER is about alta stand, with
ten feet water in the channel. The Saint
Johns left on Saturday evening for cineiu-
natl. with good trip. Little business
appeared to be doing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
AOlanea f0r Q HnekSIrf.

HJHs unasrs1sDs4, Who has bs<a snEage1 - ne
il HncksteEflg Business, wishing % res re- o1er8
Eor sIis zood WaEoa au4 tgo HJrssls Uith AZ The
neeaIsaFE articles for pTosFe1tl8g ths bufof11 he
ssstion o. oountEy thEo1Gb ghtoh haze bee9 oPS-
FafinR Il Eod &C. ao4 a41r4s Al eEsaila1E enAaos
fOf M ara ulIhllG . 01aAEs Il ~ eaainss4 kn
0GlFe a L0ULS GIUBGARAUGHs
sSEIl-lm BO1th WhssiiaS GFOosFYs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

~THn ATTENTION OF OeUHTRY MER-
CHANTS is invited to tho unusually large
stock of Boots and Shoes, now in store and
for sale By Mcclellan 4 Knox at IS Main
Street. Prices as low if flower than any
house in the city. Give them call. 2m*
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

PHILADELPHIA, Dec lO-A snow storm
commented here at l O'Clock this moCu-
ing, and closed about daylight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

Nxw YoRx. Dec. lo-Stocks dull but
rather steady. Money 6@7 per cent.
Gold opened ct 33s and closed at 2Sst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
last Night's ROBOT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-The Governs
ment has received no information other
than what appears in Southern papers, in
relation to Sherman's movements.
Five or six merchants Of Washington,
charged with selling goods to blockade
runners, have been re-cOmmitted to the
Old Capitol prison, by order of the Score
tsry of War.
The horses, carriages, &C., aud liquors
belonging to the establishment of Lord
Lyons, have been sold at auction. This
disposition Of his property indicates that
Lord Lyons will not soon return to this
country, If at ell.
The military commission in session in
this city, this morning took up the case OF
Chas. 3. Waters, hardware merchant in
Baltimore. in which Pardon Worsley was
the principal witness for the Government
He is accused of selling goods TO blockade
runners, to he carried into + : rebel lines.
The mail steamer oossack, from City
Point to-day, brought 70 Washington about
City dessrters from Gen. Lees army, who
suffered much from the cold, being in most
instances .thiuly clad and without blankets
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

wAsHmeroS, Dec. l0.-The proposition
to tax sales one per cent. meets With
considerable favor, although some menu
bers of the Committee on Finance have
urged lower rate on sales Of coal and
broadstufs.
There is some talk OF imposing q tax on
specie aHd cotton without drawback.
The New York Posts Washington spe.
cial says several Governors of loyal States
ars seskiug permission 70 raise regiments
for Hancock's corps, appointing the officers
themselves, but the War Department 10 in
eiinsd TO retain the appointment Of officers,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
Kew York Money Market.

NWW NWAA AAWIIII -IlN.NU'
NEE YORk, DseenbsT IL
MOEEY-AotiTo aud hr1 ~ per osRt-
6GEKILSG EXCHAAGE-o IiVi - lO95<8iOS76
for gold.
0ULD-Less setiVs aud easioF; Oesaing ~ as. ID.
Yaueing 10 23oSS and al sing ~ o.
GOVkRNhE IT 6EJCR9-LuH
. TOTAL Exports OF specie to-day. $50 900
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

Dr.. B. GOODALE'S
OATARRH REMEDY.
TnE AcaIE o. PERFEOTION.

THE ACME OF PERFEOTION.
It cURrs CNTARRHI n Az IEs TITS AEO srASaI.
Il CURu CATARRH. AND AVEET5 coNsVEPuOs.
II CURESOArARRH,G REsroals Tas sESsH OF IHELL.
For esnturIos CatArrh has daaed the skill phys
ieians aud surgeons. No medical work eO1Sains
prescription that WIN oradIeafe II. Nothing save
Dr.. GOOdAlGs Remedy viii break IT NJ. Fa8ieAny
destroying the principle Of the disease And PEeeIa-
ding the possibility OfA relapse.
IRON JOHN }. BEiBR. NEW LONDON. CT.
Mas.as NOE4oH 4 Co:
GoutISmen-Tbe bottle Of Dr.. OoodaIo's CstaTrh
Remedy you sat ne has cared ne Of the CAtuTTh
Of ten yOATS Standing. gave GoE doses Of Il 20
three Of ny noighbors, aoA they say Is bas cured
them. Ihass nos hall . bOttis LET'S asd would not
take thousand dollars for itifI could Dot pFleHTo
more. Dr.. GOodalS hiss SuT.ly discovered the IEls
cause Of Ca aTTh and untAilnS remedy cafe q.
YOuFs truly. JOHN J. BERBE.
Nov LONDON, OSuu., Juae 9Th, lst3.
Price 8 %: send stamp fog PsDPhsst.
nuY28 Is DIV
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

An Afternoon exhibition will be given on THURS
DAY At o'clock for the accom- rnodAtion OF Ladies
and Children, when the Pupils of Public Schools
Will be admitted for TEN GENTS each.
decay oHAs. B. GRISTB, Agent.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
nIEI.

tttfB84 - M HI IL lpsa
Al the residence of Geo. ri Herbert
Fed this morning'a,fe e'rl"ck. Of 'rrhnil
Ever. Mis-, NELLlEH. M.AKFSTGNE.
daughter Of Captain ii. IL. Blsk;ssdne, af
this county. A
Thus has been taken from ns. sniinnlr
and in the prime Of life. one who WINS la.
delight anil admiration 4 oil vho knew
her. Possessed of sweet and amistl,.
disposi,ion. she combintd with il that
beauty and grace Of person. and strength
re intellect which il So universally admir-
I'd. and Which caused her to be believed by
al who came in contact with her.
She had been Tor several yea. 5 y, sfric,
member, f tie PROBES ant Episcopal
Church. .ud has no, doubt gone 10 the
.lard 81 pure delight 70 reap t',e r.waitl
cfhcr iaL.irs. She leaves large circ'
of fricnda anil relations to lament her un-
,incl; death -
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
Ii REISO Ms
TOBACCO PLANT FERT!'
LiZER,
A PLREECT FOOD.

1t contains, every element of nutrition
which the TvLacco plont takes from the soil.
and.n in I proportion Ia perfect the g-"wth
q! the waue liant. II. ais, Contains Gle.
n'ents 10 give tie gl,,t,est y'g"r ot t,f"wih Ia
the foliage. AID NEST perfect organization al
the leaf III all It's constituent paris. and the
greatest ;,,n',uut of that peculiar fragrance
which always commands thc highest price IN
the market. In connection with the ti-nest
excellence o} quality. it will pr."iuce a mach
lager amsun, OF maiured sif, FOR the same
c'~t applied per acre, than any known icrti-
lIzsr. Another great excellence il. that IL will
restore aud retain the highest fertility tn the
land wom cut by previous cropping with
tobacco ar any OTHER vegetation.
EN- DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS OF It's eitar'c-
ter: properties and uses. and testimonials OF
IT'S great practical result<--sent free by mail
Prices not a,iranced. FLANr FERTli'ztR,
$50 90 per ION. ToBAcCo PLANT FEarILiz
Err, 500 DO per ton of 1000 lbs, in bass OF
200 lbs, eaeli-NEr CASH.
ALEXANDtE HARRISON, 1
INVENTOR e phoPRTEToR
No Oh COMM ERCE Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
May 10Th 1S64-tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
EQUITY NOTICE.
Walter Mitchell, In the Cigcni; Cour.
W.. I fpfSt. Mary's County
Jno. H. Sottoron. } sitting as a Court Of
SEGuity.

vs.. forSt. Mary's County
Jno. II. SotEoron. sitting as Court Ot
Equity.
The object OF this suit is 10 procure decree
FIR the. sale Of certain real estate in st. Mary :
county, which on the 18th day Of June, 1853.
wa, mortcagcd hy the defendant, Jno. Ii.
S.,t'.oron. 10 Walter Mitchell.
lie Till states, in substance. that on the
14h day Of March, 1858, the said Jno Ii.
s;o,hbron conveyed certain real estate lccatcs!
in ST. Mary's county, and which is particular
~ mentioned in said convey fled with
said hill as an exhibit, usto the said WALTZ
Mitchell by way of mortgage To secure the
payment of four thousand, i've hundred dol
lars. with interest thereon as specified in said
bill! to be paid in three years.
Tire bill rrays for sale of said real estate
to pay the aforesaid Indebtedness ana interest
and also states that The sid Jno. II. s;othoron
is not residcn: of the StMe Of Maryland.
1t is tn ,ref,re adiudsed and ordered by the
clerk Of the Circuit County for st. Mary
county, sitting as a court of equity, that the
complainant, by causing copy Of this order
10 be published in the st. Mary's Gazette. a
newspaper published in Leorardtown, St
Nlary's Comfy, Maryland, ence week for
four successive weeks, previous TO the third
hsondav of Jure next. give notice tn the
said Jno. Fl. Sothoron or The object and sub
stance of this bill, and warn him to appear in
tits court, either in person or by solicitor, on
or before tie said third Monday of june
next. to answer the premises and show cause
If auy lie has, why decree ought not to pass
as prayed.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Te,t,
JOHN "A. CAVALIER. Ca'k.
March 18th, lSG4-5ts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19

I hereby give notice, that hare Obtained
4 from the cr7,lrans' conr, &c 81. Esarv =
County, Maryland letters ~ administration o !,
the personal estate IF JohuT Moore, late n.
81 Mary'srr County, decreased Ill PERSONS
having claims against the ss,ia deceased are
he eby nniiiie! to exI,ibi' the same v i,h the
pr"ner yotches attached therein. on or be-
fore the 18th day of October 1864. otherwise
they may be excluded Ivy law from al heneii,
OF Tie said estate. Given utdeF my hand this
l2;h day of May 1864.
JOHN G. K&ULL,
Administrator.
Nav r0,L isEA-s.,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
afav
Head Quarters District Of ST..
Mays.
H. PmsF Lonx,rr, ND...
n Marci, Id, 1854. { :

s9A Ell 1aafcA ius iCOa.1 y
Ge,sszsI 0,tse,s, 10. 8. ~ gse !
WTnEnEA.s s1s,ilslsas Liquors are con
w sia.tly so.d Ivy traders. tavcrts ANIL
others. I" rs~si,s en.saersl in the military sar-
wire of the United States, who. u,asltf the il I
tinencc thereof. have asniesmnes co'nn.ifsssd
acts nnbccaislia. To themselves and iErasiUss
to the reaceable citizens of the county. s'i.
Alsd whereas tl1erc Is reason 20 bc.ievc that
large quantities of sligit,icns liquors ara
hrouaht int, this Military District With intcps
to dispose OF the same in vi.,laiim INF The laws
and orders ot the Government of the United
States
Therefore in of,ler TO co.reri the nlsove rnen4
toned abuses and put an end 10 such viola
iions s.f law, and in accogdance with the re-
quest Of many citizens. - sefT
Ii Is alere.: That no person shall here
after sill. kaep fur sale, bring or cause To. be
brotight within the cninty of 81. Mary's. airy
sp;ri,uoas I,2ags or wiues without a license
in writing hl0l0l,ad and obtained from these
Head Quarters.
Any violation Of this ORDER win subject the
offender To arrest and imprisonment, all slsir-
ituous liquors and wines found in his or her
possession TO coniiscation, and the st"re,
tavern or either place OF business s,f the Zen
der where srirsuous' liquor, OF wines ere kept
for SAFE will be closed. i@
This Order does not concern physicians
and surgeons 10 the ordinary use al spii nous
liquors aud wines in the practice Of their pro-
LESSONS.
Licenses will only be granted upon written
application to the General Commanding the
District accompanied by the Oath Of Ale
glance prescribed by the President Of tho
United States in his proclamation Of Deccu,@
Der 9Th, 1868.
BY command of Brig Gen MANSION:
j. \. PATTERsoN,
C'aptaia aud Provost Marshal
QGicial:
!. G.. DENNY.
Is. Lieut.. 9th Cavalry.
Acting Adjutant,
Cavalry Detachment.
March 9th. lsGA-tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
EQUITY Notice.
Thomas II. Fawkr Trs the crrsi'it Cs,ur,
aud others. !. for .sf. Na~,sx c,,,,,,ly.l

Thomas II. FawLr \ Trs the Grcslit Curt
aud others, for st. Marsss c,a,,ty.
". sitting Is a Cstnt OF
W'-a .,ns ,..s ro'ri'~ Eqni'y.
aI'ae ob;ect Of this hin is n obtain desree
or the sale II A'eartal csta,. of GuSly Boukcs.
Esf- 81 81. afary's csuniy. deceased.
lie tSR states, in substance, that Giasiy
t'nWl,as died leaving real es.tate i'm ST. Nary's
cts:L: THAT tlia'c wis no administration
upon his personal estaie--ihat he left an in
stsliriesscy oi assets to pay his debts, and that
be leii the 10 lowing heirs as law: Wsshine-
ton Bowies. Whose interest was sold to Dr Il
Nea'e; IiisIeary Bowles, whose interest was
sot,. To Dr Z Ncale; W j Bowles. whose in
tfrtet vas s'l to Thomas ii Fowler; and
William Dean. and that the said William
Dean lis a NONRESIDENT os tile State of Mary
iaiii
The hill prays for u sale of the real estate.
for the aynent nj the creditors. anil asks
for s,bpGnas against the said Wash ina ton
i,4wlcs, Hiileary Borgled, DIR RolN,rt Neaie.
hsmas ii Fowies ard William Dean.
I Id ~ therefore adi,ulged aud ordered by the
clerk of the Circuit Court for Saint Mary
county, sitting a cnurt cf equity. that the
complainant. by causing Il copy of this orlrr
TO be published in the st. Alary's Gazette
once Il week fer four successive weeks pre-.
v5ais to tie third Monday of june next, give
notice to the said William Dean of tho, object
and Substance Of this bill and warn him te
appear in This Court, either in person OF 10y
solicitor, on or before the third Monday Of
June next, to answer the premises and show
cause. if any he has, why decree ought mol
10 pass as prayed.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, elk.
True copy--res,
March 18th, lSG4--
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
TO THE CITIZENS OF ST. MARY'S
COUNTY.

~ tlL Sl 1iAIAANo vi "a. IA AL ~
COUNTY.
yHE subscriber takes this method Of ten
Gerlug his thanks to the citizens of Leon
ard Town and its vicinity, for the very hber-
al patronage received at their hands during
his njonrn among them, and hopes by strict
attention to business 10 merit a continuance
of their lberaIity and confidence.
He takes this methed also of informing
the eitizens that he has just returned RON
Baltimore, with "a well selected STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS--embracins in part the
following description of goods viz:
Fine Supr: Black cloth Iassmeres,
Bleachei AMI Brown Muslins, Plaid and
Shifting Cotton, Bleachel and brown Drills
aud Russia Duck.
Kentucky DEANS, Cottonadcs, cheaper than
can be pnrchasea in Baltimore. having
bought them prior to the advance.
A large assortment Of Boots Shoes and
Hats. - a
AIso, Hardware, Qaeensware AMI Groceries.
&rs&c.
lie solici,s a liberal share of the public pa
y. CONRAD.
Agent.
The highest price given for Rugs, - Flu
Hides.
| April 2sth. lssi--tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
sUMAsER GO0Ds.

'T''. ir ASSORTMENT embraces CLOTHS CiSr-
nFES yESTiNuG-HArS APS-T.A-
ms Dress GnGDS of every variriy and
tc~rir,ion. brssss Trimmings. Dnnesiics
nTiuxi tONF!;Ci'I0NA RsEs---f: =
CARS, and SMOKING and CHEWING
TOBACCO "f ciioi,r quality. A hr-n and
,.rnpi.ie ass, .r.neit 81 READY MADE
81 OIHiNG. in short everything except
tir.ctrie* ami .'t"cs that Is u<'It'ly kept in
:. c,,t,,rry s."re. They xii' s'!i ~ ra.a-ra-
bic terms ind nvit~ call from, ;" l,n";r.
SCOTT & NtVilT.
Leo. AZ! Town Nd
tf:v al, ISc4--:f
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
IA Q TICE.

FEsFiE undersigned. b ring rented the Sta
bles contested with the Washii ston
Hotel, Leonard Town, Md, hereby notify the
public, that they will hereafter he converted
into Livery Ss;l6es They viii keep Horses
and Conveyanses for hire. and will lie pleased
tn accommodate the old customers OF the
Holel and the public generally. at the Usual
Hotel rates. They pledge themselves TO give
satisfaction to their patrons. 5
TURPIN & GRAVES.
March nth, 1s5a-tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

NTOTiCE:is hereby given that the s,tbscri-
II Der has Obtained from the ORPHANS
C"aft Of s.. Aary's county III MuryiSnd, let
iers Of administration on the personal es-
iate Of Sarah a. Aa,ing'ey, late ofsad county.
deceased. All persons having ciaiu" asains, the
sad decreased. are hereby warned 10 exhi'i. the
*;,,ne with the ProHe:' vnnches thereof, - The
''Sr'iheT on or hefnre the 22r,ti ia Y al October
1854, otherwise .hev NAV I've xciu,!ei i,y law
from all benefit Of lie eaid estate. Given un
Ger my haid fii& 9 ~ day of A.rri', 1864
GEORGE $. MATTE NGLni,
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