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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
86 ACRES,


This land lies in St. Inigoc's District.
Saint Mary's county. is elgibly locatel
and Of excellent soil. 1t is near nayigablc
water, we'll timbcrcd, and with small
outlay for improvements would make a
very desirable estate. Its proximity to
Point Lookout and the famous Oyster
beds of that locality render it sp 'cia!ly val
uable 70 persons desirous of engaging IN
the Oyster trade.
The soil i, well adapted TO the culture
of fruit and vegetables aud ready msr-
kct for either can alway- be found ut
Pon. Lookout. \ ssw-lniU ia no~ locs
ted withu short distance Of the pronl-
ses, and the timber on the land can be
turned to good account.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the De-
cree, are : Two hundred dollars in cash
on The day of sale, and the residue IN
equal instalments ut twelve AMI eighteen
months crcdt-thc deferred payments to
be secured by the bonds of the punch ascr,
with security to be approved ''y the Trus-
tees and to bear interest from the day OF
sale.
When all the purchase money, shall
be paid, the Trustees will execute
Deed to the purchaser free, clear aud
discharged from all claims of the
parties to this suit aud of those claiming
uudcr them
GEO l. AIDING.
JAS. $. DOWNS,
Trustees.
Juno 0S I St6-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
PT. P|HEY POINT,
lying aud being in St Mary's county Ma
ry!and, and Continuing
lOl acres,

more or les.
This land is located on piuey Point
Creek aud The Potomac River and adjnins
the fine estates Of Mrs. Eliz1 j.. Guyther
aud James G. Bean. Esq and the ccle-
brated place OF Summer resort known as
"Piney Point Paviion." 1t has a fine
new Dwelling House and the necessary
out buildings upon it, is Of fine soil and
II fair >ia:c Of cultivation and improve
ment The adjacent waters abound, in
season. with FISH aud WILD FOWL,
and the O. sters taken from Piney Poins
creek have acquired wide spread celeb
rity for their size and favor. Steamers
passing to and from Baltimore, Alcxau-
dria and Washington cal at the Pluey
Point wharf daily, winch renders this cs-
tate, to a person dcsirous of engaging IN
the culture of Fruit Vegetables or Oys-
ters. especially desirable There is fine
water upon the premises, and large ano
profitable business can be done during the
Summer and Fal! m)nths by furnishing
Milk. Butter, Poultry. Fresh Meats and
Vegetables to the proprietor of the Pavll-
ion at Piucy Point.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the De,
cree. are: One halt of the purchase mo-
ney in cash on the day Of sale, and the
residue in twelve months from the date
hereof-the deferred payment to be Sc
cured by the bond of the purchaser, with
security to be approved by the Trustee,
and to bear interest from the day of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paiG. ;he Trustee will execute Deed to
the purchaser, free, clear aud discharged
from all claims Of the parties to this suit
aud Of those claiming under them
j. r. VI. KALEY.
Trustee
Juiv < 1904 -ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

fn Oak. Chesnut ard Hickory timber and
will cut thIrt7hye c,rl> TO the aero. Il
is located within two mil $ ola wood land
ing
The remaining fifteen acres Of this lot
lie Immediately on rhe public road AMI
furnishes fine location f2r a Store House.
or Blacksmith Ship.
The terms Of sale Of the above de cr;hcd
land as lying in Saint Mary's county, are
as follows Oae half OF the plrchase mo-
nev in cash. aud the residue in eonal in
stalments at one and two years credit
the deferred payments to be secured to
the satisfaction of the Trustee and to bear
interest from the day Of sale.
And. by virtue OF the aforesai. Decree.
the undersigned. Trustee as aforesaid
will offer a, prb'ic sale. on the premises OF
Luke Y. B. IIu;chin., Esq. ia Charlotte
T. all District. on
SATU lDAY, the 4th day oil
August next,
between the hours of 9 o'clock. a. m. and
o'clock, p, m. the following personal
pIoptitJ, W VIZ
3 Horses yoke os Oxen: , Cows
, Helfers 3 Hogs; 2 Wagons . Ok
Carts: old Carriage: l Dog Cat; and
Let of Farming Utensils
Also one Cottage at Point Lookout, No
II. in Block d.
Terms Of Sale for the personal proper
ty, as prescribed by the Decree, are Cash
F. STONE,
Trustee
(The Port Tobacco Times" and IN 1.
tional Intellisenccr' sll iusert the above
advertisement once week for four sue
ccssi7e weeks, Qeavng ont the personal
property and send bills to Trustee, or tc
this oiiioe. imm ,'llately)
June oSfh lSG6-fs
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
Baltimore and Poto-
mac Rail Road.

A Ta meeting Of the Directors Of the
"a Baltimore AMI Potomac Rail Road
h.ld on the S,h % June last. the following
resolution was aloptvd
"OKpEEsD, That tho President call in
an irs.aIn-ni of One ID ,llar PER share o.
the capital stock Of the Baltimore and 70
tomac Raj! Road Company for the purpose
. locating said road. to euablr 1t To be
paced under c,uirnc, at the earliest
d.y'
SO long time has clap.ed since the
shares we're subscribed that many of the
subscribers have doubtless f.rgo,tcn the
number originally taken. have therefore
addressed 10 each Subscriber. at his Post
Office. u circusar containing copy Of the
above resolution aud the number OF shares
suhseribcd by him. aud would here earn
cslly urge every srtscrlhrr to remit promp.-
" AID iumcdiat ~, as the s"rrcy tor the
locution oJ tie Roud IS mow b't"J run, aud
the surveying party must be PAID,
The prosperity IF tn, sc lower counties
i,nn.ralivel. d mands this road. and an
happy 10 a,surc those In er, stei, that our
nrnsn Ct are good and that lhc road will
b. built if our y, opic will onl J respond III
- nrorrr manner to The efforts now being
uaac by tic Direct r., but which. II is not
deemed peht4c a, this time to make pao-
.hc
Payments. for convenience, may be
mad. by the >tockhold RS 20 the following
gcntlcmen, who are requested 10 receive
md receip and make return TO me-, TO the
Office OF The Treasurer, JonN ). GIDDlNGs,
Esq Baltimore.
pnlSck GEoRGEs COUNTY.
CI VIM d Bowie, Wan. \. Jarboe.
D,n;.l Clarke Fendull MarDury,
+ G. W Hall,
Sr. MAKY's COUNTY.
Col f j Plo.dcn.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
Basil ID Hall
CHARLES COUNTY.
Walter Mitchell. Wm f. Dement,
Frederick Stone, Barnes Cam ptpu,
John w jenkins, jeremiah L. Mudd
ODEN BOWIE,
President y s + II R,
Co'iug,on Post Office,
Prince Georges Co, M.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
PART Of MARSHALL KALI,
and containing,
39S acres,

more or less.
This land lies contiguous to the Poto-
mac River, directly opposite TO Mount
Vernon, and within fourteen miles of Al
axandria The Buildings upon it are in
fenced and ditched The land is level
we'll lapted to grazing and faTming pur-
poses aad in good condition There are
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES of arabic land. and the residue is
well set in OAK. HICKORY, CED AR
and PINE timber Steamers pass the
premises hourly TO and from Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria.
TO persons dcsirous Of locating in this
section of the State no more desirable To-
cation could be selected either for health
comfort or convenience The soil and To-
lation are well adapted to the culture of
fruit, and The facilities for getting the
same to market are such as are rarely Of
tered to the public. As grazing farm,
this estate offers every conceivable advau-
tase, whilst to the Tobacco grower no bet
ter opportunity can oe furnished for in
vestmcnt.
Upon the whole there can be a no more
desirable estate offered TO the public than
Marshall Hail. Its proximity to AL
exaudria and the District of Columbia will
ensure it really sale hereafter, and the
purchaser can expeud his capital in i'm
provemeIts upon it, with ample security
for the safety of his invest Eent.
Terms of Sale as precribed by the De-
cree, are : One half he purchase money
in cash, aud the residue in equal install
men,s at one ani two years credit, the pur-
chaser TO give bonds Cor the deferred pay
meuts, with such security as shall be ap-
proved by the Trustee, and to bear inter
est frcm the day of sale.
Aud, by virtue Of the aforesaid Decree,
the undersigned, Trustee as aforesaid, will
offer at public sale at the Count House
door in Lconardtown, ST. Mary's County,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
cGutaipiug
$50 acres,

more or less.
They are handsomely located on the
Chesapeake Bay, near the mouth of the
Patuxent River. and are pissed tri weekly
by Steamers TO and from Ratimore The
Buildings upau them are good and the
Soils excellent. The location of the
Dwelling is healthy. pleasant AMI convc-
nIent, and oysters. fish aud wilifowl abound
iu the adjacent waters
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the De-
cree, are One fourth Of the purchase mo-
ney in cash. and the residue in eqlll in
staments at one aud two years credit
the deferred payments TO be secured to the
satisfaction OF the Trus.ee and to bear
interest from the day of sale
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee vii. execute 4 Deed to
the purchaser. free, clear and di>charg-
cd. from all claims of the parties to this
suit aud Of those claiming under them.
r. G COMBS.
Trustee
June %, 1S6G-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
sirty acres

Of arabic land on tie premises and the res
due is well set in timber. A portion oil
this land binds upon the Three Notchcd
Road, directly upon the line of the pro
posed Washington and Point Lookout
Railroad. and the distance from its loca
ton to ,ha Patuxen: River does rot ex
cced three miles. 1t is we'll fenced and
has a good orchard aud excellent water
npoa 1t.
Terms OF Sale, as prescribed by the De-.
cree, are: One third fthc purchase mon
ey in Cash, and the residue 10 equal in
stalments at one and two wears credit--tht
deferred payments to be secured to the
satisfaction of :he Trustees and 10 bear in
terest from the day of sale
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees will execute a Deed to
the purchaser, free, clear and discharged
from all claims of the parties to this suit
aud of those claiming unlcr them.
r FORD.
JAS. s. DOWNS.
Trustees
June o8, 1S66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
LOT No. |.
lyisg and being in Saint Mary's county,
Marylaud. and containing
lGS acres

more or less.
This land is located within about one
mile Of the Village of Chap'ico, in a
pleasant and healthy ueighuorhood, md
has good Dwelling House and the ne
crssary out buildings upon it. The soil
of the land is excellent. the premises
are in goo! condition and have an abun
dance of timber upon them for the use
Of the farm The .arsblc land is in a
fair state of cultivation and Improvement,
aud is we'll adapted TO the growth ot all
the staple products of this section OF the
State.
Terms of sale. as prcSciibe hy the
Decree, are One third of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale, and
the residue 10 equal iustalments at one
auo two years from the date thereof
the deferred paymcats to be secured by
bonds Of ahe purchaser, with security to
be approved by the Trustee, and to bear
interest from the 3ay Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee viii execute Il Deed 10
the purchaser. free. clear and discharged
from all claims OF the plre:eS TO this suit
and those claiming u1der tham.
j T. VI kALEY,
Trustee
July 5, 1S66-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
SW AIMS ADVENTURE,
PT CohPT0N'S PURCHASE
containing
100 acres,
100 acres,

more or less
This estate has good fences upon it, is
divided Into four fields and is in good con
dition The soil is fac and susceptible of
rapid and permanent improvement. 1t is
peculiarly adapted to the growth Of To-
hacoo. and there is Tobacco House upon
the premise, capable of curing 10000
pounds of Tobacco. The Dwelling House
is in 60 ID order, the Corn House and
Meat House are new and the Stables ex-
cellent. Therc is fine grazing swamp
attached to the premises, which offers a
favorable facility for the raising of Stock.
This estate is located but few miles
from the village of Chaptico, aud near the
lands Of VIM. A. Kirk. Esq The loca-
ton is very healthy, and the situation is
Il good one fo- Physician desirous of
practising his profession. To a person
wishing small, conveniently located aud
highly productive estate, favorable op-
portuni'y to parthase Is here presented
Que tract or parcel OF land, called AID
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
Baltimore and Potomac Rail
Road.

CoIIINGroN Pnsr OFFICE.
Prince Gc"rec's Co. Nd.
lane 3U;h, 1865.
gnlliE aunusl meeting Of the. otockEold-
cr~ Of The Baltimore and Potomac
Rail Road, viii be hIl at Upper Mafl-
bor"', Prince Georges County,
on WEDNESDAY. August 18th, 1866.
at L. o'clock VI for tn election OF seven
Directors, aud for the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought before
the meeting.
ODEN BOWIE,
President Is. ( p. K. K.
July l2, 1866 tn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
a CARD.

HANING learned tha: is has been
Il 4 currently reported of late, that am
not really a candidate for Sheriff, | take
occasion Ia herewith announce to he voters
Of this County, that sald report is without
foundation am candidate now. and
1t is my intention to remain IN the field
until the people >hall decide for or against
mo My friends are cautioned against
runors like the above, as they are the off
spring OF designing parties who would
advance their own interest, or the interest
of their friends, at the expense "f truth.
JOHN IL RCCkLER.
July II, 1866 1t
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
INSOhVEur MOTTO.
Petition for ! In the Circuit C"rr
Insolvency. s for St. Mary > County

HI virtue of authority vested IN me as
- Clerk Of tie Circuit Court Tor 81. Ma
rvs county, h> the Code of Pubic General
laws" OF this ~t,tr, ills hereby or ered tn It d
mpnd II Jones, and lnsolvent Petitioner be
and aprc;r before the said Court on tho third
Monday of Nov. next I" answer such inter
rosAtor,cs II .ilcsatl,us AZ his creditors. en-
>orsor> ., securities may alckc or propose
against hpm and that satd fi.Sovent cause a
copy ct ,il< notice To bc published in ihc 81.
Mar>', G>ZlrrE once a week Tor three
months. previous to SAID third Monday OF
Nov. ueXt
JNO. \. CAMALIER, CFk.
True copy Fest
J\O. \. CAVALIER, Gk
July IL lso6-5m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
Trustees Sale of
aluable
Real

Try virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court TOR Saint Nary'S county, sitting
as a Court "f Equity p,s,.d in a canse in
which Mary 4 Gn,t.cr. surviving nd
min '>tr4'"r ot John Guy,her. is Complain
ant, and Nary'A Guyther. John W
Gr.!,hes and . hers arc Defendants, aud
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
Trustees Sale
F:VALUABLE
R E III ES I 4 I + .

pY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
IL Court for Saint Mary's County. sit
ting MS Court of Equity. passed in a
cause in which Robert Ford is Complain
ant and Thomas r. Taylor and others arc
Defendants. and bearing date of the Goth
day of June, 1866. the undersigned. as
Trustees. will offer at public sale. Mt tho
Court House door in Leoaardtown. on
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
July next,
between the hours Of O'clock, a. M. and
. o'clock P m, the following tract or
parcel of lnud, to wit:
Part of st. Jerome's Cross
Roads,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
N00DP ECKER
AND
THREE CORNERS.
containing
PSI acres,

more or less.
This land is loc ,ted in the sixth Flee
ton District of Saint Mary's county. near
the store of VIM b. Tucker, Esq. and
adjoining the lands Of John NJ. Brewer,
+. f. Floyd aud the late Wm. Hayden.
There is com Portable Dwelling and good
oulbuilings upon the premises-thc soil
of the land is excellent aud the location
healthy convenient aud in every resp CT
desirable There are about
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
SAT TURDAY, 22th day o
July next,

between the hours of 10 O'clock. a. M,
aud > o'clock p. NJ. the following valu-
able tracts or parcel of land. to wit:
One tract or parce. Of land called and
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
40 acres:
no NfAlzt.no
contalnlng
80 acres;
and
DENB Y,
containing
100 acres.

lOO uCl CSs
These lands are located ia the second
Election District of Saint Mary's county,
are in a high state of cultivation and lm-
provement and contain, in the aggregate
G2S acres,
more or less They have fine buildings
upon. them Of every description, are con-
veueni to Steamboat navigation and
are III healthy and pleasant neighbor-
hood
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the De-
cree. are : One half Of the purchase nc
ney in cash on the day of sale, and the
residue at twelve months credit the pur-
chaser to give bond for the deferred pay
ment, with such security as shall be ap-
proved by tn Trustee, and to bear inter-
St from the day of sale
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute deed to
the purchaser. free, clear and discharge d
from all claims of the parties to this suit,
aud Of those claiming under them.
JAS S. DOWNS,
Trustee.
June oS 1S66-tS
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
Tr Stees' Sale
e.
OF VALUABLE
R I A / BS 7 A I / .

- virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Saint Mary's county, sit
ting as Court of Equity, pass d III a
cause in which James h. Thomp1on is
Complainant, and Mary J. Thompson and
Alice Il. Thompson are Defendants, and
bearing date of the 18th day of June,
1866. the undersigned, As Trustees. will
offer at public sale at the Court House
door in Leonardtown, on
TU ESDAY, the 9th day Of
July next,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m, and
5 o'clock, p. m, the following tract or par
eel of land, to wit
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
l ruStee'S Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

RY virtue of decree of the Circuit
~ Court for Saut Mary's county, sitting
as Court of Equity, passed in cause in
which Nathan Webb and Jefferso Shulrz
are Compainauts, aud James L. Biscoe,
Walter S Bi.coe and others are Defen-
dants, and bearing date of the 10Th day
of June 1866. the undersigned, as Trus-
tee, will Offer at public sale at the Court
House door in Leonardtown on
TU ESDAY, the cath day of
July next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. a m. .
and 5 o'clock, p m, all the interest of
of the late Enoch G. Bscoe (consisHog
of one sixth port) in the undivided real es
tate of the late Wn. l.. Bis o. ompris
ing the following tracts Of lani. to wit
Bought of -1squith,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

July 5. 1865 It's
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

June 29, 1866 is.
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me proper RepresentztIves OF me
6aufhFrn StafeS

CFll7 Lle EJG1suelA1ll tZsZUt EtlsGE411-
A correspondent OF he New York
SerS argues thai Union msn ought not
70 represent the South IN Congress. He
says
Sh011d ncs the reE-essnEAsfvss huEn The
South truly repraeaF IL Would Dos EaEh
men 1s DGTis5 ESEecks1-5dEe Lee JohEssoa,
StsphsaS Hood ulek Taylor Lo1Estres1
and dhE. e7ER q men. EIniE and szEiSSEczn-lly
70 ihe south, EeFgesa11 uine-iAoths q ths-E
eunstfneney=
We confess our inability 10 conceive
Of Empu6enea more magnificent To
ask the nation 70 reward TIE men Who
have for yeaS dlnEed in blood, and
SPREAD destruction broadcast oTE Il,
not for any innate merit tbey may have,
but because Of this very war which
they made, and this destruction which
they wrought, seems 10 leave 10
achievement IN brz1sD 1kGsd imPudsncs
vet 10 be accomplished
"sIf these men should CONSENT 10 CONS
70 Congress, would not The people OF
the North. generally, have confidence
In their fdEiify to any profession OF en-
SaEernenfs wh5eh they might mEkz-H
Poke yonT head into the lion 8 mouth
thai when he shuts his jaws and WEEs
his tail ron may Be SIRE ne means 70
cat you mp "He that stumblss twice
( over the same stone deserves = broken
shin, saws The puoTA<a- II thz AMER
can psoplz. have 1Aith in tos rsrssat-
enoe and Integrity OF any Individual
prominent IN The late rebellion, Sss
p-ope- TO forgive his offences and admit
I him TO once. Il Is al vel enough buf,
10 ask rs who have besn loTGl All The
while 10 20 unrepTSsofed. 70 have 10
voice IN me Councils OF the nation. fn-
Ihsse msn do not represent rs = ask
Z ing LITTLE more L5An re are willing 70
grant S1pposz 1hs rebellion had besn
Successful, EhA1 more could have besn
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ing TIE past are avoided II tlasar Fres-
enee, 50 oeslrous are the loyal people 70
assure mem inst The Pas1 Is forgolien
and forgiven HoE IS THIS kindness
ana eonndenee repaid LOOK al The
counties Ehsre they are the dominant
party They come back from The beat
en- zs6el army with apparently fresh
Vengeance Sbe9tsd against loyal men-
The case IN Wayne county Is almost
the identical case in every county On
The border Shere fhey ara 4 majority.
Loyal men maintain themselves under
great difhenlties, and sometimes az The
/ the psrl of their lives. just As
they didfor year or two before and
( during The REBELLION. These returned
rebels refuse 70 reypse< e5TIl law whers
has been establisked. or to orrSnIns
8,5s-it vhs-A .bsx.rsin !. rnSiorf,v
j ~ F-1 D--vznt Il Tberz are NOR
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- - 4 ,.i,4,,sIi, s,ovsr7,r,,tr,;
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THE receipts of the government this
year viii largely exceed the amount
paid into the treasury last year. TIE
actual reeeipts up TO April were s4lo,-
O4l ,zS2, of which amount s12s. 957 SIS
were from customs Eeoin6 So, spo.5
from internal revenue. and $ST.1sS 20
from MISCELLANEOUS resources and the
estimate for The present quarter Is, Gus
toms $4,000, OOO, internal reyeuueSoo.o oo.-
600. miscellaneous S1,5O0. 900, making a
grand total for the fiscal year ending
June 50 Of sol 81. "a. against S52s.-
567. l26 for the year ending June 20,
,1s65. This isaSery handsome increase
over Last year, but the highest point Is
reached now. The receipts from all
sources are likely 70 fall on consider
ably next year, 80 that the committee
OF ways and means must take the esti-
mate of next years receipts as their
basis in making reductions in the tax
list. rather than the actual receipts this
year. The estimate Of the revenue
commission puts the receipts Of next
year At abont s4s5. 600 600, less than this
wear by eorisfd erable. but still enough
4 anu AAA4AG eAAAAA ~ Tic G1k.
penses Of the government, As the
secretary oftbe treasury only asks for
s35O; 90, 900, and the remaining 81, 900, :
900 may wen Be taken from or heavy
burden Of tszation. It will be notfeed
4 by the figures above that the internal
revenue receipts for the nine months
last past have avenged almost = mil
lion a day, including Sundays, or to Be
more exact, -, Goa 200 month, Wbiis
the average customs Teeatpo8 foE the
same time were . Iiftle more than haEf
- muehs OF 81, 90 20 . month.