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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
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1t contains
5sS ACRES
J. mere or Jess. OF which no, quite one half
j, arabic land. aud the reslauc 10 wood
sf .iifTersu, varieties.
:, The laua i. adapted to sll she staple
PRODUCTS Of section Of the State. Is ca
.. civ tupr"ved. aud iu sea-ore or weed
thrown upon the shores and shells forlims
rE,rds 10 itself lasting sources Of improve
'I.n;.
This place has been long known as one
Of ID. mos, beautiful aud hesl,hy resideu-
'oc+ in lover Maryland. The Ssin, Mary's
,i.es. upon which il lies, affords ready &C.
.r.s. to n.sskc, Cor its produce. and also a.
.,tvands in good oysters. and oil the differ
. .e,., varieties Of 6.h and waterfowl.
The improvements consist Of lsrge
BRICK DWELLING
With the usual nus.houscS. Persons wish
inR to see the premises will be shown them
~ MIR. Travcr., now re.iding upon the
Face.
:: rerms prescribed by the Deed require
-ths purchase mnney TO be- paid in cash.
Upon the payment Of the purchase money.
tae Trustee 70 authorized to fully convey
the property 10 the purchaser.
JOHN ~ MITCHELL.
p! Is 1865 - Trustee
Tie stov- -s,e i. post 'y'oncd until
1ul.SD " the 2Oth dav Of
juno n,xt.
john " A!TtiiEiL.
Trustee.
''N., Isl ISL" =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
SALE
Of
\ ALL AEl.I;
real.
ESTATE

Rf virtue Of Que writ Of ven. litioni expo-
nas. ss>aed oat of tl.e Circuit Court for
>a'nt M.ry = County. ., III" -ni, "f J..hu +
hing and James s Downs agains, tho "si-.
chattels. l~nds And '-nsueuts Of Ju~-ph u
Edwards. William C.rlrisLt aud 7'h"m..
Z Ward. and to me directed. | have .si1-l
anu taken in execu't.n ali the right. title. in
'erest. claim and demand. Gt law and in
"Gus'y. Of the said .J,~eph ID E!wari.. Will
liam ) Cartwright AMI Thomas & Ward in
and To the following property. {, wit
one tract or parcel Of land called and
known Is
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
DENTAL No TICE.

nK. JAMES =. IhOMrSOS. Den.as.
II having returned 10 the sss,Siv. again a.
'srs hi. riofe<si' aai service to the psblie
Fis services Gao AWAY. he had bv ais..sss7ss
him through "Gre.t " HIP. O.. Or he "a \
10 fsu,rd st k,s sfics in I.e"bar.l Yvwi every
tuesday es,'ing The pI seat ys.s.
April cu.-tu.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
public iAIl o.
VALUABLE
PDUpB,bFY,

Ri vrtte VI mortgage from Thoms. H.
- fowkr ri Saint Mary. County. IN the
State "t Maryland. t.. F'raneis N-.ls. ;leaj.-
mi" q. Harm, and John II S.aI=. trading u.
Neals. Hasris & Co. IL ti.e City Of r .itimore,
h''r'ns date Of the :lst sf Nay. 10 tie year
one ,l'"isasd. eight husir.d 4 six,y. tar sa-
':rr-i=Lcd. AZ attorney for the said .V-.ls H.r-
ris 4 g.. will oiIrr At pui1r sale. a, tie
Court House do,r IN Levnard Towu tn
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
MORE AND MORE bESIp.Rrr

'he rebellion ~ slrp.esssd, and the Gov
eshh'r"s has already ADOPTED raeasuses ts re.
duee - Expenditures rapidly az possible TO /.
peace ioeting. thus withdrawing from m..k.,
as borrower and nsrchaser
This IA the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
s"~ onereo ny the Government, and con. l,su,es
tat GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE
PEOPLE.
The Seven Thirty Note. are convertible an
'hS" iaa'uniy, at the option Of the holder int.
L. =. $40 SIX per cent.
q CARING BONDS
Which ars always worth a p:em,usn.
FREE FROM IGNITION
lss ~ Notes Cannot be taxed by- Ts.ns.
Cities, teuntIes "r S;A:es, AID the in,9r.x,
- cot taxed unle.s "a u surplus Of the on ssr .
lEeome exceeding AK hundred dollars a wear.
his t1e' IneIeases their value fiom enc 10
tesee Per cent. per aRnum. according 10 the
rate levied oa other property.
SUES CRIBE QUIcELY.
Less than 5000 OO0.O 900 of the Loan author.
ized by the las, Congress are now on the mar
kst. Thix amount. at the rate at which Il 10 b..
ing absorbed will al; be sub scrlbed for within
t~o months, when the notes will undoubtedly
command a premium, as has uniformly been
the Gaze ON the closing the subscrIptisns 70 eth
er Loans. II sisr seem. probsble that no con,id.
erab!t amount heyoai hsprsenI seric, Gill B. qf-
Jered TO the psLiic.
In order that citizens o. every town and acc.
uSn ofthe country ray be afforded f.clhuss
for taking the loan, the National banks, State
Banks and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to r.cave sub
ssriptIons at par. Subscr'bers viii select their
s~n ssest'. in whom they have coAhdese..
and ~hs only are To he responsible Tor The &c.
livery Of the notes for which they receive Or.
dsrs. JAY COUKE,
SuBscRirrIoH AGRsr, Philadslphis
SCsscRrrIoss WILL BE RICEIvEp by the
Flr.t National Bank Of Annapolis.
First National Baak Of RsltiInere.
Second National Bank Of Bslrin ere
Third National Bank OF Baltimore.
May IL, 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
POSTPONED.
TRUSTEE s ISALE
T4LuAbLE
REAR
ESTATE

By virtue ii deed 81 trust from J. 4
.1..vers to the undersigned. duly recorded
n Liber ]. T B No =. folios CAT &c. ,
me Of the lard rtcords Of Saint Mary's
~ouuty. Maryland. be will 'f,s at public
s.i., ct LeenarltnwD. en-
TUFSDAY th< 25tA day Of .4Pr,i. 1865.
/ ,saen the hours off and 3 "'clsck, T II.
,L.s tract Of lAad Or farm. usually called
lEt known 40
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
]. :. 1-1 loan.

~. s".s II the f's' series Of 300 900 OO0 IL
u.s ~ l..aa x.s omI.I-ed on III. 3i., If
March: 1865. The sale u the second ..rle. at
th'es hundrsd MiIh "ns. r.tabIe three wear.
.ea the 18th day IL Ta"s, 1865. was begun ON
'he Let "' April In tie short sprt et iAir,v
a"s' ortr O"e Handr.i nfiioss Of thi, ,eri., hare
oeeh :S.a-Ieav"g 'his day less than Two iisa-
a1ea Wilton. to be disposed Uf The ,atsrs., !.
F.yAo'e ssmi-aansaliy in currency Oh ,hs l5,h
Of oessmssr ard 18th sfJ fJs.e ~ Coupons al,
'ashed ~ each asts. which are readily c~.A~e
a1y where. u ala vuais 10
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
NOTICE..

TTEC uni-rsigncd take this Ne. hod Of finfasr,.
i Ing .hs public TIA, ,key are still associated
together IA the C..rsnteTS business. and will
soaisaes for iAs building ~ Houses Of every
description. All work VII, be executed with
dispatch, and, - al contracts for Dwellings,
spseiss susnison will he paid to Breklaying.
Piasses,se md Printing.
Az usasss sddress~d TO them at Lernsrd.o N /,
Nd. vAt !sesivs prompt attention.
GEORGE HOMIE,
TH0A3S C. 0REE-SWELL.
May llih le65-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
TR('STEE'S sale OF
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

nl virtue of a decree "f the Circuit Couf,
~ for Saint Marys cous,y. sitting a a
Curt "f Equity. will sell at Public Sale Al
the Court House d"r ia Ie.,nar.l T.wn. ),
Marv's county. Maryland. btwecn ,hs hours
OF l2' clock. M AMI 5 clock. p. m ON
TUESDAY. 'h- l;sh day OF J.ne,
all thsrc tr.Lcts nr parcels Of land calLi
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
PT.ST. RICHARDS MANOR,
CONTAINING
ONE UL.-tDRED AND
SEIE-f'TEOSE ACRES.

SEIE.>'TEOHE ACRES.
Part ot same, containing
TWENTE TWO AND
THHEE-QF4RTERS .itTES.
NAME Ntyr KNOWN" containing ,uo
aud a quarter acre.. snn ST. RICHARDS
MANOR, cos,aining lor'y-thrr- AID a QUAR-
ter a"ns. Containing in the whole tract,
TWO HUNDRED AND
THlRTY-NINE AND 4 QUARTER
aerss. more or ie<s.
This Farm is situated few hundred var,i.
from the PAtuKcnt river on mic. Oyster
Cr,sk maxim: in frem said river. Tie c..u..i-
ton of tho land is tnler.hle.
I, has Oh it F;SF LARGE BRICK
HOUSE, four r"ans leiow and three ab vr
s,ar.,-OCT HOUSES AND GILLIAN
has considerable amount Of fine Young
PINE suitable f.,r Cord W"d-.b,uuls il,
escsilrzr CliESSCT--has Sue mill .,.-r,,.
with good mill dana. sh- miil sn,ail Int ..ut oi
rpa,r. aud within 4 inile OF MiIlst",,c I.aLd
ing. ~ which steamers pass nearly every day
for Baitila. "a.
Ii.is Is per- mptory sale, and no doubt
will sell .Tss.ly below its value .u account nf
the large aT.,. uni OF laLl Ior sale in the coma
ty. The title will be- l.erfes'; l., the purrha-
ser, hr the sals arises on the f"rcck~ure # the
mortgage gi'eu for part OF the original pur
cha>e MONEY.
Terms or SALE. twelve hundred L$l2a0l
dolisn cash. tta- balance in ole aud tw o years.
tac purchaser giving no,e~ With security u be
aPlroSedty the Trustee, with interest from
da;c.
q FRED NADDOX,
Trustee
may llth. lsGo,-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
TUESDAY, the .3rd day ol
May next,
OAKLAND HALL,

II Is admirably l.c~s.d in an as,-< abb. ard
pleasant neighlsarh".i. upon 81. Ps,6cts
ere.k absut me mile hm ths Po,onnse siv.r.
and conven ent ~ seAlo,ls p.,-.tios.
churches, DC. and contaius
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
TRl 'STEE'y sale
o.
REAL ESTATE.

Ri virtue Of = aec:er o! ih. Circui, Court
isf Saint Mar,'s County. .i,,iIc .. =
Court OF Equity. the un'icr.i; ;nei. =. Trustee.
will "tIrr at public sale. ou
SATURDAY, the eth day Of
May, instant,
al the Store House community known a. the
''Fine.' IN Saint lni..~. District. ii Saint Ma
rH'' County. trae; of laAd callrd and known
by the name Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
353 acres
more or le~.

The above lanl is snlh subject tc the wild.
ow's d'~er therein. which has .irvA.iy been
assigned hy the Court.
r"sseAs'on given on the Ia, day Of Jausa-
~ 1906.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-18
"kEND.4LLS,"
Containing
50 acres,

more " leas
The ahsve land il located b.twsrn the
chesapeake BAv anil Saint lui:oe, GGvck iu
saint lni."-. D,,rr, "f Saint Mary. c.,u,
" an'! is the same land "i which ,ir Ia.
Mary a Hall died seized aud possessed.
Ierms Of Sale -
one sixth "t .''c purchase money cash. tie
balance in equal inst .lnrnt> ut nine. eighteen
and twcnty-seven months from the day of
sale.
ROBERT C. CGuBS.
Trustee
May 4th lsGI-t.
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Proceedings of the Circuit Court for Har
ford County.
December 2, 1865.

We give this week the following pro-
ceedings of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county, which, together with that hereto
fore published, is the entire amount of
business done during the November term,
with the exception Of some DEGREES and or
ders in chancery passed by Judge the dur
ing the term:
State VS.. Edward Emmerson. Indicted
for the larceny of some money, the prop
crty of Daniel Mitchell 1t appeared in
evidence, that Mr.. Mitchell, on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 2lst, stopped at Aberdeen,
and was taken lpto the store of Mr.. G. T.
Walker; that he appeared stupid and
knew none of Lis acquaintances; that be-
ing in this condition, Mr. Walker sent the
traverser and two small boys to help him
home, and that they got him within half
mile of his residence and there left him
the boys going one way and Emmerson
another; that Mr. Mitchell was found on
Wednesday morning following in the place
where he was left the night before, with
one of the pockets Of his pantaloous cut
off; and for this the prisoner was indicted.
Tried by Jury; verdict not guilty-Gal-
loway for the State, Bltaman for defen-
dant.
State VS.. Mrs Barbary Ferry. Recon-
mendaton of the Grand Jury to suppress
and withhold ordinary license The Court
overruled the recommendation, and re-
fused to suppress or withhold said license
Galloway for che State, S. Archer for
defendant.
William NJ. Kunklo VS.. Israel Allen.
Action of SANDER; agrced-Boteman for
plaintiff, Taruandis for defendant.
Hezekiah DaugLton VS.. George Cook
and VIM. Taylor. Judgment for plaintiff
by consent. for SITS and COSTS. Arch
er for plaintiff, STREET. for defendant.
Simmons and Vandivcr VS.. G. B. Hitch
cock, Commissioner Of the Town of
Havre-de.Gracc. Judgment on terms
Stump for plaintiff, II. W. Archer for de-
fendant.
Same VS.. j. T. Fricze, Commissioner
Of the Town Of llavre. de Grace Judg-
ment on tcrms--S'ump for plaintiffs, II.
w. Archer for defendant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-08
MEETING OF CONGRESS.

Congress assembled at Washington on Monday
last. Each house Was called to order at IL o'clock
NJ, the Senate by Mr.. Foster, theprcsdent pro
tenn, and the House of Representatives by Mr..
Mcpherson, the Clerk of the last House. SCHUYLER
Colfax, of Indiana, was elected Speaker, and Ed
ward Mcpherson, Of Pennsylvania, Clerk: N.
G. Ordway, of New. Hampshire Sergeant-at,
arms Ira Goodehow, of New York, Doorkeer-
er, and j. Given, of Ohio, Postmaster.
So soon as the Houses were organized, the ne
gro worshippers commenced their work of negro
glorfication and equality. Mr.. Sumner in tbe
Senate, offered bill declaring that no person
otherwise qualified to vote in the district of Co
lumbia, shall be excluded from that right on ac-
count OF race or color; also bill to preserve the
right of trial by jury in the courts of the United
States. ltprovdes that where, according to the
census OF 1860, one-sixth or more of the populs.
ton was of African descent grand juries shall
consist of one-half negroes, ard petit iuries the
same proportion, where the matter tried relates
to any injury inflicted by negro npon any per-
sc not Of African descent, Or vice versa. Also
a bill prescribing an oath to maintain repub,;.
can form of government, as follows:
Il do hereby swear that | will at oil times
hereafter use my best endeavors to maintain n
republican form Of government in the State of
which J an, an inhabitant, and in the union Of
the United States; that win at all times recoS.
nize the indissoluble unity of the republic, and
Will always discountenance and resist any en-
deavor to break away from or secede from the
Union that l will give my influence and vote at
all times to strengthen and sustain the national
credit !; that will always discountenance and
resist any attempt directly or indirectly, 10 re-
puui"'e OF postpone, either in any part or in any
way, the debt which was contracted nv the
United States in subdung the rebellion, or the
oohgations assumed to the Union soldiers; that
VIII always discountenance and resist any laws
making any distinction of color or race; and
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From the Richmond Times, Aov. 90.
A Southern View of the Colfax Speech.

Colfax, the speaker, and Mcpherson,
the Clerk of the last National House of
Representatives, ar! both candidates for
re election. Both of these persons have
fit the pulse Of the men whose votes they
need, and have asccrtaincd that it is not
only safe but Indispensable to be Radical.
They have ascertaincd that the Republican
pledge to sustain the reconstruction poll.
cy Of the President, which enabled that
party to make a cltan sweep of the
Northern States, were ''mero lovers
vows" made to be broken, and they lave
determined to utterly disregard them
Both OF these men will hereafter occupy
positions which will enables them to do
an infinite amount of mischief, and to ut
terly defeat for time the great object Of
four years war to force the Southern
States out of the Union, and they have
evidently resolved to do all they can in
the way Of mischief.
Mcpherson has declared that he will
not place upon the lists of members the
names of the members of Congress elect
from the Southern States, and C,lfax says
that he is right. Mcpherson says tie
next Speaker must appoint u committee
to report upon the eligibility Of the geu.
tlcmcn who claim to represent the States
lately in rebellion, and if the aforesaid
Colfaz is elected Speaker ofthe next House
of Representatives, he willappoint the coul-
mltree whose report will 90 very far to
decide tho fate nf tho S,u.h orn ,,o,,, h,,.
elect.
Colfax having pr judged the whole ques.
ton, and announced his decision in ad-
vance of all Congressional discussions, the
character Of the committee which lie will
appoint cannot be doubted. Thus, ut the
moment when speedy peace and recon
structi0n seemed about to crown the ma
ton with thousand blessings, the dark
shadow of continued sectional strife again
casts loom like the sun "in din eclipse"
over the land. The patriotic rcconstruc.
ton policy of the President is endangered
at the moment when good men believed
that it was about to receive the support of
all parties. Really, it would seem that SO
far as the South aud her people are con.
cerned, no concession, no sacrifices, no
compromise, 40 pledges of fealty to the
Union, the laws aud the Constitution will !
satisfy the Radical element at the North.
The JacObiu wolf has determined to in
vent snue pretext or excuse for doyour.
ing the lamb, und assigns the most uunat-
ural, monsirJu7 AMI detest table reason for
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-08
For the KSis s. htetligencer.
WORDS"

M. Editor My essay on "Words''
has been honored IN a long article, by one
who assumes the inoognito of "Philutcs p
lie has paid me (unwittiugly, l believe J
such Il high compliment, by The evidences
he displays of having been led 10 abstruse
meditation on the works of DR.. White.
head, (who, he tells US, was ga physician y
and, therefore, the best authority on theo-
logical subjects, that have felt disposed
to wrap myself up in self complacency,
and say with Shakespeare, slightly altered
--'for aught that ever could read
Could ever hear by tale or history,
The course Of amhorship never did run smooth"
This "course would be more congepiar to
my feelings, from the singular fact that |
have never taken the opinion of any "phy-
sician' upon theological subjects.
But there is one word that iinpels me
to answer "Philotes" word that
smites upon my heart 1t is the word
"letraction.' am accused, of an endeav
or, by the "detraction" of "othcr sccts,"
to "exalt' the "Apostolic Church.
which I frankly and proudly confess to
be, "of course" the object Of my prefer
ence and of my affection. That Church,
founded by the Apostles, "Jesus Christ
being the chief cornerstone" needs no
feeble "words' of mine to "exalt her
above other sects." She has stood for
ages the attacks of foes without and Ju.
dases within! Her primitive beauty was
dimmcd for a timc--but the light Of the
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Same VS.. Joshua Bryant, Commission.
or of the Town of IIavro-de Grace
Judgment on terms-Stuup for plaintiffs,
II. w. Archer tor defendant
VIM. II Proctor VS. VIM b. Norris -
OFF, hy order of plaintiff-Maynadier for
plaintiff, Richardson for defendant.
Amos Standiford VS. Joseph w. Wallis
and John Grafton, Administrators of Lloyd
Standiford. Action to lie; ogrecd-H.
w. Archer for plaintiff, S Archer for de.
PENDANTS.
Vundivcr and Simmons VS.. The Com.
missioners Of the Town of Havre,de-
Grace. judgment on terms--Stu:pp for
plaintiffs, Ii. w. Archer for defendant
John Raltrrsder VS.. VIM. Pannell-
OF, under the rule; entity for costs
S, Archer for plaintiff, H. w. Archer for
defendant.
Hczckiah Daughton VS., George Cook.
judgment confessed for COSTS. Archer
for plaintiff, STREET. for defendant.
John Is. Miller vs.. Summons, Briscoc
& ililles, garnishees of Robert Ii. Powell
Attachment and appeal Judgment af
firmcd-Bateman for appellant, Farnandi.
for appelIces.
NJ. Jennings vs.. Simmons, Briscoe &
Hilles, gu.uishoos of r. II. Powell. AT.
tachment and appeal; judgment affirmed
-Bateman for appellant, Farnandis fol
appellee.
joseph Haun VS.. Simmons, Briscoc
Hillts, garnishecs of R. II. Powell. At
tachmeut and appeal; Judgment affirm
ed-Batcman for appellant, Farnand
for appelees.
Mortimorc Cunningham VS.. Samuel T
Green. Judgment on terms-H. W
Archer for plaintiff, Ru'lelge and S. Arch
tr for defendant.
A. G.. Mott VS.. Samuel T. Green.
Judgment on terms for plaintiff fer $67.
SO and S7.75 costs-H. W Archer TO
plaintiff, no appearance for defendant
Jacob Love vs. William Bay. Judg
mcnt by acknowledgements tor plaintiff
no appearance for defendant.
tlutsou Wood VS.. Joseph Starr; off b.
order OF plaintiff-H. w. Archer TO
plaintiff, no appearance for defendant.
William Myers VS.. Simmons, Brisco
& I[illes, garnishees of r. H. Powell
Attachment aud appeal judgment affirm
ed-Bateman Tor appellant, Faruandis 70
appellees.
j. Fletcher Jones VS.. The County Com
missi1ners for Hartford county. Appea
from the Commissioners, in relation Il
damages allowed Jones for injury dom
him by running public road through hi
land !; judgment in favor of jones fo
s250-H. w. Archer for appellant, Gal
loway for appelees.
State vs. Peter Brown, negro. Indicted
for stealing hog, the property of Hamil
ton Lefevre; tried by a Jury, verdic
guilty; sentenced TO the Pententiary fol
one >ear-Galloway for the State, Rut
ledge for defendant.
State vs. Mrs. Barbary Ferry. Two in
dictments for selling liquor on Sunday
plead guilty on both indictments, and W
ined $50 and costs in each case-Gallo
way for the State, S. Archer for deten
dant
During the fifteen days which the cour
was in session, there were nncty-tw
cases disposed of, leaving on the variou.
dockets of the Court, about seven hundro,
and fifty cases undet rmincd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-08

GRAIN Farmers having corn and oats for
sale, would do well to read the advertisement of
John G. Sanders, published elsewhere. Mr..
Sanders is an unusually punctual man, and gives
at all times the highest prices the markets will
afford. Persons who are now husking their
corn, and who have surplus which they do not
care to take the trouble to garner, would do well
to call Ga Mr.. Sanders before making applica-
ton elsewhere. No fairer man can be found
with whom to deal Give the old gentleman
call yon will find him prompt affable and ac-
commodating, and this applies to buyer and seller
with equal force.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-08

LIFE lNsURAECE.--In another column will be
found the advertisement of the American Life
Insurance and Trust Company. This Company
has capital of 100000, and cash assets in
hand, over $1,000 900. The dividends to Gnu-
tual insurers in each of the years 1868 and 1864,
amounted to fifty per cent This is said to be
one of the most prompt and safe Companies in
the country, and persons intending to have their
lives insured, could not do better than make
early application to the agent for this county or
to William Gilpin, ESQ, General Agent for the
State of Maryland, No. North street. Bal,i-
more.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-08
To Correspondents.

All communications far publication must be accom-
ijud with the real Of the author, or no alten
d will be paid the The real name oi the author
will not h. published unless desired. but we cannot
writer.
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BEL AIR, NJ D.,
Friday, December. 8, 1865.

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tiart0rd, than any n!her paper in The county. n"
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semcnls " III nppear in our columns at any price
rye numher subscribers pay for their paper III no
idnce adrnnssquenty Just the class advertisers 90
sire 10 reach.
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
- directed IN the abuvc facts.