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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

with him. bat without success. Astb6us.
aud pleas of business, prior engagements,
enU Wnat not, stood always IN the way.
Thus ran her brothers letter:
'SUsY DEAR,-I have strange. sad news
for you. aud you mutt come "a ma. Ms,s
lie i'll, not dangerously 90, thrust. but con.
fined to her own room /; aud have an sno SSa
invalid. Rodney Edmonds was on the
trails at the time of the collision Of tbs
seventeenth, and badly hurt. 1 had him
brought here, for Icaonot trust him to
hired nurses. Come, little sister, and
nurse Meta, that my hands may be free
for ROdney's wants. ~ 60"
And she obeyed the oall. Strictly she
held her brother to the words Of his letter
She vas Mets's nurse-he Rodney's.
II was q day when the early summer is
just whispering Of coming glories. that
Rodney Edmonds left bis room for the
first time. Susy was in the sitting room
when she heard bis voice 10 the entry, aud
Ftank's CHEEKY words Of encouragement-s
There Wasoano chance to getaway, 30 she
turnee the large arm chair to the c;ruer,
aud crouched down till she could steal out
10 the coming tAiiighs snpperceived. And
tuores htteF mucui ioie sCDaf, Rne0 the
gathering shadows made confidence secret,
she heard R,dney's error. She knew then
how'<he thosgbt that she loved another
had kept him from Cliff Wharton how he
bad never let his heart stray from iss love
for her, hoping that time would erase
Franks image; and he begged as man
bsgs for his life, that Frank Would treat
him eandidly. and tell him the old dream
was dead, and her heart free for snOthei's
seeking. 81, f,--7.... ~
lie would have spoken. when the soft
little hand of his sister fell on his lips to
loose them, and 10 the half darkness she
knelt By Rodney's couch. In low tone,
her bushes hidden by the friendly twi-
light, she told him ali, and her little cold
hands end trembling tones showed that she
vas sacrificing her plaidenly reticence to
make bis happiness. No cloud of such
cruel doubt and error must stay between
them.
And when the golden head was drawn
close to Rodney's heart. Frank brushed of
the tears from his own cheeks 10 say cheer.
lily: .s,-.,z .ef go. ,,-,.
She will prove treasure, Rodney, che
comes to you 60 WELL REcoMMENDED.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

If q woman could talk out Of both sides
Of her mouth at the same time, there
would be q great deal said on bOAth
sides. Ia r p le1s 7sa.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

DIRECTIONS FOR n SHoRF L,1R,-We
copy the following directions from 90 old
Almanac. We doubt not they will prove
as ef6cacious ss any doctor could de-
sire; % 0is'
I. Eat bot bread ct every neal. -aas
2. Eat fast. sew u So o..
3. Lac in bed every morning until the
sun is two hours high. ssaaies
1t the case should prove stubborn.
4. Add morning dram.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15
Questions for the Curious.

Is the relation of kat brother and sister.
caused by divisions in fsmilies,or by addi-
tionsf 'i''
Do t,co half sisters and make a whole
Can half sisters and brothers in aristo.
cratic families be termed rMtyay fractions I
Are families that have been Increased
by the addition of half brothers and sisters
to be placed in the category Of houses di-
vided against themselves, whkk eaupol
stand IL so.why should they not be able
to stand, with 40 increased bumber Of Begs,
and the props formed b. these collateral
branches go, -.....-. ....
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

NV AND 0LD.-We generally prefer
new articles to old Ones-the new. Dades to
old maids.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

The ooly chance for some mems hats
ever to contain anything valuable is u
pass them around for pennies. erfasfi non
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

There is Q youpg beau in town Eho has
been so long kept in suspense BY bis sweet
heart that be has 10 need TO buy any sus-
psndergs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

wife, wife. do pull down one wick Of
that lamp. You will ruin me By your e4-
travsgance.
Ness husband, lid not see that it was
up 4ta.s al an sssIr,u;I l4.SstF 4
Now. wife. go aud feed The two dogp.-
! got pound Of besfstssk for them yester-
day, s -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

'Won't you cut open penny for me,
father ? said Q little girl. when she came
home from school one day.
Gut open q pehnyt What do you
want me to do that for 2 asked her feth.
Cause" said the little gill, "our teach
er says 10 every penny there are four far
things, aud want to see them" l-a ~
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w G.. TIL oMPSoN,
ARcHITEoT AND BUILDE.

-. Dr, sr-st. f1a-F 4--H =
W1LL furnish Plans and Specifications and take
w eoutraets for, or superintend the erection oil
Churches, School Houses, Public Buildings and DWELL
tngs.
Shop and OGacson Chicago Street, near o A. 4 st.
Z. \ K. Depot. - -t n33-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

A man passing along the street with
looking glass under his arm. met little
boy, and thought to be witty at his ex-
pense. ttHiifFa
Here, boyP said be. just como end
look in this glass, and you'll see mon.
key .lstz4I $500. =. 49, -. 4.....
'Ah, indeed = said the boy, how did you
discover tip -i@ ls''e9i 5fT--l liiE'sfai
The answer il not HecnrEad. aH,ad- M
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

DIN - ES K -r
,Dr.F. b. III o CH r. ANE
VXTOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants o
w Joliet and vicinity, that after an absence of
some years. has returned Joliet for the purpose of
makng II his future home, aRd adopts this method to
tnf0rm his friends and the public, that he has take
the rooms formerly occupied by CaTpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where be win be pleased 70 afR who msy need
obAEs DENIAL OPERATIONS. s'a- ssl-srt .sI7l- f-a
Those VINO may employ him may be assured that all
operations will be performed in mead, tTssy and
faitltfaU HsnaRI.
Nov. 96, 1861 40 matt
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

A young lady once married q man by
the name of Dust, against the wishes Of her
parents. After q short time they lived IN
happily together, and she returned 20 her
fathers house; but be refused to see her,
saying. 'a-.t --.t
'Dast thou an. aud unto Dust thou shalt
return 8rr, e, ss-g.. ff.-.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

What is the reason that men never kiss
each other. while the Indies waste world
Of kisses on feminine faces, said the Cap.
tain to Gussie the other day. up ct the Nor.
NAL.
Gussie cOgitated minute, and then an
swered:
Because men have something better to
kiss, and women haven't.
The Captain "saW iI' immediate
10
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CHAS. -. KEELER,

A GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
"a lean Express Companies, will forward Frcightand
Vaaables all points Of the country Notes, Drafts
aud Bills collected and proceeds returned promptly
IoiiSt, July 10, 1895 ~ ..ll nat
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

Papa. said o little urcbin to his father
the other day, Il saw printer 60 down
street just nowP
Did you, sonny, how did you know that
the person was printer7' gss 2
cause i do, papa Ua ,se-asal F.eii
But he might have been carpenter, a
Blacksmith or shoemaker 81. 4 AT
'Oh, no, papa, he was printer, for he
was gnaVing q bone, be had no stockings
on, the crown was out of bis hat and bis
coat was all torn. I'm certain he wac q
printer, papa n 9assi . ree Fsfusri
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RENTlkTRY.

,s,i., DRs. ALLEN sALTER, permanently
Esee located IN Joliet, Is prepared to perform
GYYy all operations In the profession, In the
sA413 latest and most approved style. Arti-
hcaI Jobs single Tooth full sett inserted on
ht Atmospheric principle, y
Teesh Extracted without pain.
OFFICE on Jefferson st., In Hawleys New Building
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AUoTI III.

~ IT, maps, announces 10 the public that be has
H. taken ont hcepBe, and offers hts services 20 aue-
t0neer, and win attend saiee for that purpose 10 this
city aud County, " required, Charges moderate.
Orders f<Umptiy attended To- PostoGiee address,
Joliet g SS-iy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

II n !aPINHKF Atto1uey AZ Law. once 10 Bnsh's
III Block opposite National Hotel, Joliet. Illinois
Nariicuar attention given 10 tie procuring Of Pm
tors, Back Pay, bounty Money and al war claims.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

TYR HENRY FOBKE, having permanently located
n nj Joliet. Iofthe pufpSse o. pgaclIciIg Medicine,
6 fepeetiSnlly tendef his professional terslces 70
"a hubble. 0fBee 10 HaWley's Block, aud residence on
JoIiet 81 q fswdooFs north Of the Joliet Bank.
Dan. ls 1865. 70 . $1,000 - e
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
SHERIFF's SALE 0F
VA L IA Bile
REAL ESTATE.

RY virtue OF one writ of Fieri Facias. Is
u sued out Of the Crcili. Court for Ssint
Mary's County. At the suit Of Ann F. Stone
xireef against the gools ,sna chsstels. lande
and tenesnen.s of Rennnlin g. Harris. and
to me directed, have .eized and taken in
execution all the right. title, interest. claim
and demand. ~ law and 10 equity, " the
said Renjamin g. Harris In and 10 the follow
ing property, TO wit:
One tract or parcel of land. called and
known A "Iinstead and Graves lot" con-
tanning 80 acres. moro or ess:
One tract "r parcel of land. called ard
known as''Part Of Chance" containing lel
acres. moro or less; #
One tract o. parcel nf lind. called and
known As Discovery" containing 9S acres,
more or less:
One tract o' parcel Of land. called and
known rs Remnant" containing 3 S-4 acres.
more ur less:
One trscs or parcel of land. called and
known as Delay" containing 9 IA acres,
more or less,
One tract or parcel Of land, called and
known a. Part Of Linstead," containing ls
acres. more or less;
One tract or parcel Of land, called and
known as Mount Pleasant" containing olS
acres, more or less;
And one tract or parcel nf land. called and
known as "Lcng Slip" containing 9 acres,
, more or lcss;
These lands are the same that were former.
IL owned by Jes"ph Morgan. arc situated near
s.. J"~ph's Church. in tins County, and
contain. in the aggregate, ga acres. more
or less.
And. herrby give notice. that ON TUES.
DAY, the 18th day Of January next. q. tn,
, Court House door, in IIsonard Tswn, be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock. a. IN. and 4
o'el'ck. p. IN. will expose to public auc
ton the above described property. NO sesxet
aud taken in execution. tn the highest bdde
f"r lash Also ~ satisfy efficers' costs OF
ssnis.
! THOMAS l.. DAVIS.
Sheriff
December l?th 106H--ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
SAINT MARY'seAzETT
Aass rgsLisnsD Evgxr rnUksDAr sy az
- WALTER THOMPSON. aH.H
- ~ lit

Tusxs ov SunscgirrIoS.-~e2 e2 90 per an
san. ~ be paid within six months. No
sab<sripsion will DO received for . short
ssswfitd than six usoufhs. and M rapsr
he d;sconsinued until al srrcarages are
Paid. except At the opsion Of the publish
ert8 tf@tt
Txnxs sv ApvRRrystSa. per
s,usre for the first Insertion. and 25
-s. for every subsequent insertion. -
Hight limos or less constitute square.
1.-THE number OF iusertion. be not marked
sa The advertisement. it win be publish
I'd until forbid. and charged accordingly.
A liberal deduction made to those who
advertise by the yrar
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
EHAfSS!
BARCAlES!!
BARGAI.NS!i!

~ k1bscrsher rs SOW selling 81 heavy
- xt $a.O0; s-4 full-cbath at from
O II 90 Caszimeres at fron, $i.36 to
81 iss.rsh $3.50; plam linseys from 80
&c F<r; brown and plaid cottons at less
iii I'D be had for in Baltimure; book
- l1nsiins, and cambrics. very low;
8 4 Ilfanfs from 2k &, s7A c.s-wurth
5U egs; fzs4 superior Wiitney tlsnkess ~fsr
50 0s,--worth $i2,00; heavy poin, blankets
=, $l.o0 and 5000; q line ~s..mitnens sf
xipacas Al from G5 cts to 81 - ",,; ..lsa. cot
tan alpacas aud drsss go.d. AT f..'',c,.l priccs;
several dszen ladies saiters a, = Sl.s5-worth
S20e.
Ais, ..n hand fine assortment Of Boots,
Sh.~.. Hat. and Caps, ami alnost everything
usually f,und in a country store, all Of which
will lac s.iI on accommodating terms, for
cash
A few hsndsnme cloth cloaks yet remain on
band and xil be sold low
Ny mstlu is, quick ,sics and small profits.
y. CONRAD.
Agehr.
$4,000 pounds Of rags, and besf hides and
furs wantel.
January Tth, 1s64--ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
TUESDAY the End day oil
February next, .

bo,v~en ne hours ~ 2 "cisck. N. and 4
. 'c..,ck, p. a.. !hc following property. io
vii -
oNR STORE-HOCSE and LOT in the
village oi t'haptico.
Said lot fron,s 21s fec, On the maj s>r~et
in Cha xpsicu-76 feet Of said front run back
res lee, knl tl.- remaining $50 feet run b4rk
$50 feet: There i. g""i DWELLING
HOUSE,. attached {" said Si"rc. and there 10
also Kitchen. Grsnsry. Carriage House and
Germ nouss en the prcmisos-all which are
in good repair.
ia \ person wisl.inS 70 engage IN The Asr-
r'ptil- hu-insss. this property offers strong
inilicrine enis--it h+ins nac 0f the Lsst Lusi-
mrs, stan.i. in this ,er,i"n ri tar State.
TnRns or SALK:-Ous third Of The pur-
chase money in cash IN this day "f .als. sn.i
tho halaace in two equal insialnsnss At six
and twelve n,nnths from the DAY "f sale The
i-fcred payments to I've ~rc.uresi ty the bands
Of the purchaser. wiih security tn he approved
Sy the nndcr~ign.d. and bsaring interest tron,
the Cay of sale.
r. FORD.
Attorney for
Esale, Harri. & Co.
jssuarv srh, lss4-t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
LATD SHBRIlP'S SALE
or TlLUABLE
RE Al EST TAT E.

0Y virtue of ono writ OF Vsnli:i"ni Epsnas.
i,.na.! "ut OF the Circuit Court for Hzius
Nxrv's County. a, the suit of George Srsld-
ing par, far the u.s Of Brn amin g Harris
and residue f.r tue nee of George Spal,ling,
against the sunsis and ci,attels lands and ten
sraeuts "f Edward ID Brewer, George Freder-
TX Maddox and j 81 isrewer. aud to me al-
r.ctv.i. | have seia-d and taken in execution
all the right. ,rla. interest. claim and ,ie-
nand. at law and ia eqnity. of the said Rd-
ward u Brewer. George Prederl.k Maddox
and J 81 Brewer in and to the following pro-
per:v. 10 wit:
Ono tract OF rsrc-.l Of land. callsi and
known a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
EQUITY NOTICE.

FUNHE object of this suit is to procure a
IL decree for sale Of certain real er-
tate. whereof Philip Briscoe died. seized.
Tor the purpose cf dividing the proceed.
of said sale among the heirs at law Of ssi
Philip Briscoe.
The bill states. that the said Philip
<Reiseoa- died, -sometinls in thu year one
thousand. eight hundred and forty two
seized Of tract of land situated in the
upper part of Saint Mary's County. con.
tainiug about two hundred and sixty
acres, leaving a widow, Maria Briscoe
who has lately died, aud the following
children. his heirs at Law. viz: William
r. Br,scoe. Edward 7. Briscoc, Elizabeth
H. Z Briscoe. Of Saint Mnry's County
James 7. !sriscoc. of Calvert County
John H. Briscoc. who is Nonresident
Philip Briscoe. who has died intesta,e
unmarried aud chiidless, Gustavus 3
Bri,cor. who has died leaving as bis heir.
ut law tw" children. Henry s. L. Briscoe
and Fanny Briscoe. who are infants o.
tender years. Lucretia. who iuternarried
with certain Henry Carroll and has sircs
died. leaving. as her heir at law, Philip
VI. Carroll. who is nonresident, Rache)
Briscoe. who intermarried with = certain
Albert Young and who has also since
dicd. leaving, as her heirI at law. Rober
A. Young. Albert Young jr., Lucrstis
Is. Yonng, Evliua Young. Susan NJ
Young and Rachel A. Young, who arr
ilfants of tender years.
The bill further states. that the sale
Philip Briscoe divised the said real es
tate to his wife, tn. said Maria Briscoc
during her life aud made no further dis
position thereof, and that the said corr
plainnnts hold with the said defendant,
the said real estate, AZ tenants in common
-ud that it would be for the interest ans
advantage of all the parties concerned tha
the said real estate should be sold and ths
pracecds Of said sale distributed between
the parties entitled thereto. and that III.
said Henry S. j.. Briscne, Fanay Bris
coe. Robert A. Young Albert Young jr.
Iucretia B. Young. Evelina Young. Su.
san NJ. Young and Rachel 4. Young ars
infants. under the age If ofswcniy one
years. and that the said John n. Briscos
aud Philip VI. Carroll reside on. Of th,
State Of Maryland.
II is thercupou adjudgea and ordered
that the complainaDts. By causing copy
Of this order 10 be inserted in come news.
paper. published in Leonard Town. once
in each Of four successive weeks, three
months before the third Monday of March
next. give notice to the said absent do
fenisnts of the object and substance d
this bill and warn them to appear in thi.
Court. in person or BY solicitor, on or be.
fore The third Monday in May next, to an
swer the premises and show cause. If ans
they have. Why decree ought not to
pass as prayed.
By order,
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy-Tsst.
JOHN 4. CAVALIER.
Clerk Vt the Circuit Court for
st Mnry's County.
n. MAsl locA A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
PUBLIC SALE OF
e I-ALC48L LE
pRDp.NbTyYo |.

DY virtue af nsrtgage gr"ru Thorss VI
- Fowler Of Saint xsrys counss. ia slse
State of Marwiand. m Franris Sesle. BsniAe
min g Harri, and john u Neals. trading =
,Ne.le, Hasif & c.. Of ths risy q slsim~se.
Asaring date IL the 7lst Of May, ~ the vess
s,nr Thousand. eight hundred and sky. she
a. attorney Ter the said Nsaie.
llsri. & 60. aill "s~r at public sale. At ii's
Court House door in Leonard Town.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

A Ii. persons indebted to me for State and
IA County Taxes for the year 1862 ere
hereby ratified, that uulesr they c"ne sor-
*arj as'i settle tn. same by the l., day rf
February next. they vii! be proceeded a.ains.
according TO law. Those indebted tn me f;.r
Taxes tr 1863 are also urgently requested to
come forward and settle the same without
delay. shall be at Chaptico on Thursday
Of each week until the lss day OF February.
for the purpose Of settling with those who
may desire 10 pay.
JAMES r. ALVEY,
Collector. for
+.h Eelestpn District.
December 24th. lS63-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
No .al6..
sr. MARY,s xCADEmY ron you've
I LADIES, Es#Hsis 81
NEAR sRrASrowS, CHARLES cous.
TY.MARYLAND.

7SHiS institution, conducted By Mrs, has,
u rEL MAJeR and daughters. ia situated in
one NJ the mos. beautiful and k<althy ppssieu sn
Of Marylssd.s Ahoas sixty serss Of isnd an
attached. and on the lava u m.neral ass7nx
strongly ,naprsgna.sl wns siapkus and' ixos.
era tn .s,s M's'ss &. Nh s':.. s.ss .s ;.s g sss
.sntiaily the same as ia th. s.aden,ss ~ thar
ordsr.
: Terms per annum payabls half yearly 10 al.
B.ard and Tuiaion in all the branches OF
thorough English Edaestfon, tI&o 90
Music, French, Drawing Daneing. etc.. form
sxtra charges. ..-, .I.4-
Fa,.her particulars can y. h.d BY .adr...ins
Mrs Daniel Major. H.5r 'efs sags.r =
Rev 4 GAlTLY. Pastor S, Mays. Chap
Lam.
Rev Rariy. }, Pres,dsn, Gsorg.town Col.
Iege.
d 7 wiee,. j.. Pre.iden, aonrar. College.
Lynch. j.. Prof Gonxags College. st.s
+ q Wa'dron. Roromes College.
Walter. Wfashingtpn.
r z Boyle. Washinxtoa, -f.
Father Rowling, O & ID. washine,oa.
Charles While. % D.. Washingssn. "
B A Magsire, 81, Washington. s co.
SAINT bsrher, 8 :, ST.. Thomas', Charles ia.
Csmi'lus Vicinsrza, 81. Thomas, charles Cs.
Power. 81. Thomss.' Charles Co.
Rev Father de Wolf, Nes Town ST. Msry1
County.
p h I.anahan, ST. Peter's, Charles Co. ... f.,
Co. -
Mrs. A Douglass, Clemen, Mil,, Esq., George
Rigys. J B HELEN, NJ D., Capt. Sands, w ]
c Duhan, |, M u. washing,on City. a' ts"'
October 19nd, lS6a-6m 'snat ~.4
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
EQUITY n Office.
charles J. Paul.
n. d. Watson.
In the Circuit Court
for Saint Msry's Coun-
~. sitting as u Court
Of Equi,y.

80 ta OF Eqaity.
rIVHE Object Of the bill 6lrd 10 this cas-
u is to procure decree for the sale oI
. tract or part Of u tract Of land. called
ssd known by the name Of '.STONEY
RCf" lying on or near Saint Nary
River. IN St. Msry's county. Maryland
far the payment of the purchase money
due 20 the vsn.ior. Charles j. Paul. from
hedsriek D. Watson, vendee.
Tho bill states. in substance. that the
ssid Paul sold to said Watson the said
~ses Of land. sems,ims in the ycnr 1859.
fsr forty Ave hundred dollsrs---shat pos
ssssisn waa delivered to said Watson -
,ha, said Il. D. W.tson has paid fifteen
hsndrsd dollars Of said psrch.se money
leaving three thousand dollars unpaid
with interest from lsi January 1860.
which vas sssarsd BY three single bills ol
sss ihesssnd dollars each. h"arins later
sstg from LIST January 1860 tbs
whole amount Of said bonds or siUgle
Hills are due.
The bill further states that tho said
Kodsriek D. Watson does no. now reside
~ she State Of Msrylsnd--,he bill. then
after praying for relief. further prsys that
as order Of publication may be granted
warning the said r. D. Watson ,oappear be-.
fare this Court on some certain day to- bs
therein named and snswer the bill Of com.
plain. Of .aid Chalcs J. Paul. and ,hs
Csurs being sssis6ed that the said r. u
Wasson 10 q nou-resident and cannot b,
f.uni within the jurisdiction Of this Cour,
u 10. tbersfors. This 4th' day Of Jauuar,
1864. ordered that the complainant Civ,
Assios 70 said nos-residcns defendant %
the substance and object Of this bill b,
slvsrsissmsnt in some nswapaper publish
I'd Ia the State Of Maryland. once wsei
fer fcur Successive weeks. warning him 4
10 and sepear in this Court. in p"rs"u c'
W solicitor. on the third Monday in Jun,
1864 and show cause. ii any he has. VIII,
decree should not 10 passed in the pre-
,sisss a. prayed: otherwise th" said bill I"
ssmplsint shall be taken pro ~onfsxso ,ga'e'
lim. provided the first iasersion of sust
nosiec shall be- made ut least saree s,"nth,
lssfors the said third Moad.y vf Jun,
ES6A &#a
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14
NOTICE.

ME Commissions for ths various OH
GERS elected at the late election have
been received, and are nov ready for
delivery. s ..ss .- -
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
Dee. Cd, lS63-,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14

b. l.. Hayden, In the Circuit Cour,
VS.. for Saint Mary's coun.
IL. q. Hayden ty. sitting as Court
H others. OF Equity
n Y virtue Of authority vested in me BY
- the Act Of Assembly. in such case
made and provided. it is hereby ordered
that the Auditors report filed in this case
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause ia
the contrary be shown. on or before the
third Monday Of January next; provided .
copy Of this order BE- published in the Sain,
Mary's Gosetfe. once n week for three
successive weeks. previous to the said
third Monday Of January next.
JOHN A. CAVALIER. Crk.
True copy-Test.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Crk..
December 24th. lS63-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-14

RY virtue Of authority vested in me BY
the Aes of Assembly. in such case
made and provided, it is hereby ordered.
that the report made By e. Fred. Maddox
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause
to the contrary be shown, ON or before
the third Monday in January next: pro-
vided copy Of this order be published in
the Saint Mary's Gazefte. once week for
three successive weeks. previous To said
third Monday Of January next.
The Trustees report states the amount
of sale to be 940G5.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy--Test.
JOHN A. CAMALTER. Crk.
Dccenber 9th, le63-3w. a