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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-14
NEWS OF THE D-d !.
TO sIsoec the rc'y age and body Of the Times

Secretary N'cllcs has written letter to Sen
ator Doolittle, cordially endorsing the call for
Convention, to meet at Philadelphia on the
18th of August next, to sustain the restoration
policy Of President johnson.
A fire broke out in Virginia City, the centre
of tho silver mining district of California, on
the 18th of last month, which destroyed about
a hundred wood, brick and stone buildings to-
gether with their contents. The extent Of the
loss thus sustained is not stated.
Rumor5 are rife of pending dissolution Of
the Cabinet. 1t is a; serted that Mr.. Speed
has resigned or was to tonder his resignation
upon his return from his visit to the Vest
No doubt is ielt as to the intention Of Messrs
Harlan and Stanton to offer their designations
Senator Trumbull's bill to restrain the Presi-
dent from exercising his constitutional power
during the recess Of Congress, or removal and
appointment, will be passed, provided two
thirds vote can be secured for ii. twill hardly
be sent to the President if it is to fall under
the veto.
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re Richmond Times says. military men
q :aoac:n days have seldom had the gift Of
orator., and neither in present nor past times
lay; orators made good soldiers, The truth
}: The lest part Of the remark has been amply
cen pliGed during the late war, and some sue
1es2;vi generals Of the United States are COM
.:,enoiae 20 illustrate the former
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-14

PRoEDINGs OF CoNGREss The Senate, yes
tcrday, passed the joint resolution giving the
Union Pacific railroad the rig hit of way through
military reservations, and postponed until the
next session the Niagara Falls Ship canal bill.
A bill was reported to amend the act reinburs-
ing the several States for moneys expended IN
defence of the Union as was also q bill to re-
store to the States lately in insurrection their
full political rights.
The House passed bill incorporating the
National Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home,
and then took up the bill making appropriations
for sundry civil expenses Of the government
Among the amendments adopted was one ap-
proprating 100000 to rebuild the custom
house at Portland, Me. An amendment WIS
also adopted which in effect repeats the Gath
section of the act Of 1868, allowing compensa
ton to the loyal owners Ct slaves who were en-
listed in the service. The bill as amended was
then passed. The contested election case of
Fuller VS.. Dawson was decided, by declaring
the latter entitled to his seat. A bill was re-
ported from the ways and means committee
"to protect the revenue which was made the
order Of the day for to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-14
TlHE ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL.

TIME ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL.
Tho exercises Of this institution will be re-
sumed on the 18th Of September next: For fur
Their information apply to either Of the under
signed. DEL. kEMPBR. ,r
w. D. STUART, A n.
Alexandria. July 10, -2aw4w
T AW SCHOOL, WINCHESTER, VA.
A
The next session Of my Law School will COM
mcnco on the 10th day Of September next, and
end on the 10th Of tho following June. For
terms, Sc, address
JUDGE RICHARD PARKER,
10 3O-2m Winchester. Va.
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE.
The duties of this school will be resumed on
the 18th of September, 1866. For circulars con-
MISS Z. B CARRIER.
ie lG-eo1m Box Ill, Alexandria, Va.
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We have on hand and to arrive. for sale, the
following Fertilizers:
Fowle g. Cos Celebrated Soluble Phosphased
". 81. Fowle, Bayne & Co.'S Manipulated
Guano.
Compound Phosphates and Alkalies. ~,
Ammoniated Phosphate wthAlkali, and Plas-
ter and Potash intimately combined-whieh
stand high as Top Dressing for
TOBACCO, GRAIN AMI GRASSXs.
Sombrero Guano
Kettlewelps Guano.
Bone Dust.
Lump and Ground Plaster.
Baug his Raw Bone Phosphate
Flour of Bone.
Ford's Fertilizer.
Bartholow's Prepared Gusno.
Goes Super Phosphate
Soluble Pacific.
Eureka Phosphate.
Swami Itland Guano.
Reed's Ammoniated Super Phosphate Of lime.
Bruces Concentrated Fertilizer
J. }. Turner 81 Cos Excelsior, and his
Ammoniated Phosphate.
We keep on hand and are constantly recsiviug
and for sale
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SALT,
Liverpool Fine,
Harshars
Asntou's &c., &c.
Ground Alum,
New York Pine and Coarse,
and Turks Island, DO.
We purchase, on Commission, all description Of
GRAIN,
WHEAT,
CORN,
RYR,
and OATS,
and have constantly on hand large supply of
CUMBERLAND & BITUMINOUS COAL,
for sale by the Cargo.
We shall also be prepared to fill orde,a from
our friende, throughout the country, FOR Fish OF
every kind and grade, including
POTOMAC HERRING,
SHAD, and the EASTERN FISH.
@-We make liberal advances On all con-
signments to our friends in Baltimore, New
ork, Liverpool and London, and attend
promptly to the forwarding of all goods con-
'''1 " VI " HoOE g. WEDDERBURN,
je 16.tf ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
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The accounts received from Germany of the
recent battles there still leave the question In
doubt as to whether the Pruss!ans or the Aus
TRANS we're finally the vlctors.
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OUGAR.-A few barrels CHESAPE1A a ~
SCTlMPANY'S 'sB" SUGAR. For sale ~
3vGS1v HOOE & WEDDERBUBN.
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Tee! ICE! &c 81
We have now on hand q lars stock OF very
SUPERIOR BOsTOI ICE;
and our arrangements are such that we can
promise all our customers prmpt and regular
supply OF the same during the entire season, ut
lowest market rates.
boats will find it to their advatange to see us
before making arrangements elsewhere.
Orders from the country will be promptly
filed. The ice securely packd and forwarded
with dispatch By Express or Railroad as may
be desired. NJ. ELD]IDGE & CO.,
ap6-tf Office No4, south wharves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-14

,7hs 2ostponement Of the tariff bill until the
ae~t ce22ioE 81 Congress: seeus 10 give much
satisfaction. The New York Times says
'1'ao 3enate has earned the gratitude Of the
cocts:y d 2ostponipg until another session all
ac.icn anon the tariff. Commerce may again
5reatao :,eely. Industry may bless its good
i;crtur5 a being saved @ro;n the clutches of
InGnoAolistS
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m-We make liberal advances On all con-
signments to our friends in Baltimore New
ork, Liverpool and London, and attend
promptly to the forwarding of all goods con-
0'''0 ~ HOE g. WEDDERBURN,
ie l6.tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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NJ fredericksburg Herald says Tho
ccv7t;, q S2otsyvana has, undoubtedly, more
7cc o:e! ao!Giers buried in her soil than any
ct1e: county in the South We hear that
5,3CC&& lave already been exhumcd and RENTER
rec. & The new cemetery on Willis Hill, but
70 Suppose the lens of thousands who fell at the
=. = and he Wilderness, will hardly be
;:orG2: &c Fredericksburg for intcrmon;.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
BOUNTY
and
ING SB EIEy,
containing
lG3 IA acres
cOntalulnr

more S4,sIcS'
This land has pretty Tar Hmldirg~
upon il, is in a fan state Of cultivation
aH1 improvement, aud coul with i small
outlay, be made one of tn, most froduc-
tive estrtes in this section of the Srltr
1t lies Within short distance of 1he vii
lagc Of Chlprico aud can be r"a1IAt dlvi-
He'd uto two iaras if purehas r. should
desire IT,
Terms Of s1lr, as prescribed by ihc ny-
cree. are One third Of the purchase mo-
ney in cash and the rcSidu IL rwo. canal
in>talments, at one ana two years credit
the deferred payments TO be seemed t.
the a'i,ilction of the Trustee and to bcnl
Interest from tn day OF sale
When al the purchase money shall b,
paid, the Trustee will execute decd to
t,e purchaser. free. clear and discharged d
from all claims Of the parties to this suit
and of hose claiming under them
j. /. VI RALEI,
Trustee
Aug ,, 1866 is.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
| ueSday
aud
" colnesday'

If August next. and viii continne to meet
At the same. place on Tuesday and We'd
nesIav. Of each week hetwecr the hours
# 9 o'clock, a. m. and 5 o'clock. ?. m.
until. the third Wednesday of september
next, inclusive. for the purpose OF carry
ing out the provisions of the aforesaid Act
Of Assembly u the 9th election district
All persons, not registered, and clam
ing The privilege 10 hereafter exercise the
right of voting, and all persons registered
as voters in other districts Of the county
who may now have residence IN said
6,h election district, are hereby notified to
make application to the undersigned. with
proper evidence Of qualification, between
H. said , ii Tuesday in August AMI third
"Wednesday in September ncx', np'n the
Gays aud between tae hours above named;
otherwise, under the provisions o' the af're-
said Act Of Assembly, they will not be
permitted t, exercise the right Of suffrage
1t ,hc ensuing Fall ELECTION, ror a any
,u5s. qnent clec'ion until the s'i Act ot
Assembly shsll be repealed or - p7oT's-
,ous shall be fully enmp'iei with
fSTEpHEN JONES.
z rf. .ror for eth Eltcfiaa District
Aur I1e6-t Ser ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
ATTENTION VOTERS!

Va oTlCE i, hereby given. thai in par
~ >uanca OF the provisions n An A.;
u; Assembly. passed March 9Th. 1865,
entitled 'an Act relating to the R.gissra-
tion of Voters Of this State" The under
signed. being duly app tinted an Dtfierr Of
L g.stration tnr the h elect;o di.tricf
Of Saint Mary : Cnnrtr. will ba present
II The village Of CHAP rlCO. III sal dis
sric,. on the 2nd
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23

Of August next. an,; VIII continue to meet
Il. the same ace on Tucsdly aHl Wed
nc~,lay OF each week, between the hours
of9 o'clock, a. N and 5 O'Clock, p. m,
until the third Wednesday Of September
mex. ircln~ive for the purpose Of carrying
nnt Tie provisions # he aforesaid Act Of
As>cmhly u the I'D clectjos district.
All persons not now registered. and
c'amir. tn, ps;vilcg to. hereafter exer-
else the right uf voting and all persons
registered as voters in o;b"r districts OF
The county who may now have resi- ence
in said 2lc eccti"n di>tr:ct, are herebS
notified to make app}'catian to the under
signed with proper evidence Of qua'lica-
lion. between the said 2nd tTuesday in
Angus. and third "Wednesday in Septem-
Der next, upon the days and between TIE
hours above nam d +; Otherwise, under the
provisions OF the atornsri,i Act OF Assem-
bly,. they will not be permitted to * rci,e
he rjgh; Of >att'rvge at the en%uing Fall
election, uor At any subsequent c.ccren
untll the >id Act Of Assembly snail be .e-
pcal@d, or It's provisions shall be fully com
pied With.
L. II BENNETT,
Registrar for 2nd FL c ION District.
Aug i 1SG6-t sept IS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
ATTENTION VOTERS!

n OT!CE is hereby given, that in pur-
y spanee of the provisions of an Act
of Assembly. passed March 24ih, 1865
entitled IAN Act relating to the Registra
ton of Voters of this State" the under
signed being duly appointed an Ohcer of
Registration for the 9th election district
Of Saint Mary's County will be present in
the viIlag" of CHARLOTTE HALL, in
said district, Oh the 2ni
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
J rs II .AIN ET.
ATTENTION VOTERS E!

"a OTIGE is hereby given. that IN Ppr-
"a slanc" of the provisions of an Act
ol Assembly, passed March 2fth, 1850.
entitled IAN Act relating to the Il sistrA-
ton Of Voters of this State. the under-
signed, being duly appointed an Officer
Of Registration for the 9th election district
Of s.. Iary's Couutv. will be present in
at Il. I. SPALDING'S STORE, near
Oakyillc, iu said district, on the 2ud
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
ITI'E\TIO'\ VOTERS 5.

~ OFFICE is hereby given, that in pnr-
~ suan.e Of The provisions OF all Ac'
OF Assembly, passed March ; tth. 1860
entitled '.an Vet r. lating to the Rtgi-rra-
ton Of Voters Of this State the under
Signod, being duly aop'nted an Officer of
Registration for lhe 2ld election district
of Saint Nary'~ Comfy, will be present
at the CLIFTON FACTORY, in said dis
trict, 90 the Pad
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
tuesday,
and
Wednesday

Of August next, and will continue to NJ ct
at the same place on Tuesday and We'd
ncslay Of each week, between the hours
Of Q o'clocl, a m and 5 o'clock, m
until the third Wednesday of September
next, inclusive, for the pnrposs Of carry
ing out the provisions of the aforesaid Act
OF \ ssombly in the 5,h election district
All pcrsoas not now registered, aud
claim ing the privilege to hereafter exercise
the right Of voting, and all persons regis :
tered as voters in other districts Of the
county who may now have u residence in
said 9th election district, are hereby noti-
fed to make application to the nndersgn
ed, with proper evidence Of qualification,
between the said 2nd Tuesday in August
ard third Wednesday in September next,
upon the days and between the hours
above named otherwise, under the pro
visions Of the aforesaid Act Of Assembly
they will not be permitted fo exercise the
right Of suffrage at the ensuing Fall cleo
ton. nor al any snbscq lent election, until
the said Act of Assembly shall be repeal
ed, pr its provisions shall be fully compIi
ed with.
JAS. II ALVEY,
Registrar for 9th Election District.
Aug. |, lS66-t sept. ~,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23

In the 5'ir'nt Court f,r 81. Mary's County
; ~lttmY Is 4 Coar, Of Equity.
No. l0s n Equity. @ -.
.eY virtue of authority vested in me, ~
- Clerk nf tn" Circnit Cour, for 81. Narys
tNouuty. hv the code nf Public General
laws" nfthis State. 1t is hcr'hynr!err ,ha,tss.
report he hy Il. Ford and James s. nnwns
trustees in this case hc ratified and confirmed
tnthe contrary he shownnnnr heinrs
she third McndHv OF Nov, next, provided y
copy nf this or.lrr hc inserted in the Sair,,
Mar, : Ga-efr nee a week for three sue
c c.,sSvc weeks prior to the thirl Monday Ut
Oc'uhcr nest
Fhc rep 'rt states that the land sold for
Sl0o5.
mo \ CAVALIER, Crs.
Trnecorv
mo \. CAVALIER. Cl'k.
Aug l.. l8ti6 3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
/ u ESDA Y
andl
w EDN ESD 4 Y

Of August next. AMI Will continue to m .et
al the same place on Tars 4av ana We'd
ncSlav of each week, between the hours
ofy o'cl c'i. A. m and clock, o. H..
until the third "Wednesday of September
next. inclusive. for the prrp 'Se Of carry
ing or tie provisions OF the aforesaid
Act Of Assembly in the lst election dis
trict
All persons. not now registered, and
claiming 'hc privilege to hereafter ex T.
cisc the cieht Of voting. aud all persons.
registered IS voters in other distri'.s If
the county who may nnw have a, a,rcSlence
in said lst tlrcfion district. are hereby no~
tiff d 10 make application to the utder-
signed, with proper evidence oi qralics-
ton. between tn sa;d 2Di Tuesday IL Aug.
ana third Wednesday IN September next,
upon the ,vs and b tween the hours
above named; otherwise, und"r tie pro-
visions of tho at1resrid Yet Of Assembly,
they viii nj be permitted to exercise ;ho
right Of suffrage at tie ensuing Fail elec-
'ioa, nor at any nh:c4uent election, un
til the said .\ct of Assembly shall be re-
peal%T, or is provisions shall be fully
compiled with.
j l. FONWEL,
Registrar for 1t Election District
fN
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23

n Office is hereby given, that IN pur-
y suancc Of the provisions Of an Act
of Assembly, passed March 3i'h. lSj3,
entitled AN Act relating to the EeglStra-
ton Of Voters If this Statc.' the under
sigreA. being duly appointed an Officer of
Registration for he 3ri election district
Of Saint Mary County. will hc present IN
the village of LEONARDTO HN, Oh the
aad
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
THE
HANNAH MORE IcAD[nY.
SCHOOL FoE GGRLs,
.NEAR REISrERSTOWN, MD.

TENIlIS Institution, under tie chlrgo ef
L Clergyman of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, assisted 10y fall and com
pctcni corps Of teachers, offers sneciaI iu-
ducements to those desiring Tor 'hrjr
dau-htcrs careful training. thorough in
>truction. and the Influences Of a Chris
tran Home. The situation IS retired. yet
easy OF access, and in neigAbornool no.
ted 70, its heal,htulncss. The next terra
Will begin on "Wednesday. September the
10Th. For catalogues. or other iutorma-
ton, address
The Rev. ARTHUR J. R}CH, VI d.
Rei>,erstown, Nd
Aug l6, 1866 2m,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
ENT'"f~ NTrNN NOTICE.
As
Fr,iani, prl;lh~,'5r.
J : Shi. .iGnr of
f..t'ef' lI,l;n:r> u. X athr,>.


IN '''e Gtn,p.' '"pr. 'or S-,:,.s Mays tmn-
", >i;ia.s Is i ts.i"r "f tlei'r
Va - y E,rfts
Esl N,rt4o - anG1..rkr rc<tta' in fr~. ~
- IlvrN 4 hc Circnit c'-Irt ton S.nt Ma
ry : Countv3 nr ,re :, '"d. ,rf pnhir G,n"rai
Laws" of th5s St"s L - :,en,hv anh.rs~s
til lie RepCx Iitr,t ~ f"l>,rt C,ml,s,
'i'r lSts-' in this ea>e, h rA,ilc' IN coafr'a-
ed unless cals>s q the contrary he showh on
or he'nr thr'hir,i Mon,itv If Nov, next rr~,sF-
ds! enrv If this order be inserted in. the Ss
Nar> : lfAzErrE. once \ week its three sucts---
~ive weeks, prlor TO ,hc thirl Monday ofSkt
n"At.
The Report states the land sold inr S.olJ
'JEO y CAMALIEf, C'k.
True copv-rest:
mo y GAMALlEK, CA.
Aus. Ii. 1860 ON.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
/ tuesday
and
" edneSday

Of August rcxt, ana viii continue to meet
at the same place on Tuesday AID We'd
ncs slav ofcach week. between The hours
cf 8 o'clock 4 n. ana ; o'clock, ?, N
until the thllA Wednesday Of S.ptemb4r
next. inclusive, far the purpose of carry
ing u; tn provisions OF the aforesaid Ac,
OF Assembly inftho 3rd election district.
All pcr>ouS, hot now registered, and
claiming the privilege to hereafter cxsr-
else the right Of voting, and ajl prs s}n~
registered as voters in other di>tr Q Is ot
the county who may now have a resiA Aence
in Said 3rd election district, are hereby no
'ted 10 make application to the under
signed, with proper evidence of qnaiiJca-
ton, bc;wecu he said 2nd Tuc>dav IN
Augut eud thir! We,,ne~day in Srptem-
h,r next. upon the days and betwcyu the
hours abev, named; otherwise, under The
provisions ct ,ae aforesaid Act of Assem-
bly, they viii net ," permitted to cx.retse
the right of suffrage at the ensuing FAii
election. nor - auy subsequent election
until The Said Aci f Assembly shs,! oc re
praltd. or is provisions shall be tat.y @om
pi,d with
STEPHEN TOXWELT..
E.ciz,r2r far 2r3 Eleorion njz;r.c'.
Az l>s6--t ssr, 10.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
200 acres,

more or less.
being the land owned by, and upon
which w \, Kirk, Esp. now resides
the same purchased by SAID kuk Of J..
W B. H1tchins. E,q.
This laud is loclted about four miles
frpm ~ChApticp, Is III 4 good state OF i'm
provcmcnt-with a good Dwelling and
necessary barns and out houses Any
one des;rouS Of viewing the promises can
call on Mr. KIRK who will show lhe
same.
Terms of sale as pr >cribrd by The de
cree, arc, Cash. pom lRe payment Of
which, the Trustee will execute decd
to the purchaser. fr,e, clear aud dis
charged lrom all claims Of the parties
to this suit and Of those claiming under
them.
G. FRED. MADDOX.
Trustee,
-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
L tuesday,
and
W e,lnestlay

OF August next. ard will continue to met
at the same place on Tues'iav and We'd
nesdlg o each week between the hours
of . o'clock. a m and > o'clock, y. M.
until the third "Wednesday OF Septemh Der
ne4tA inclusive, FOR the purpose OF carrying
out ;hc provisions Of tn" aforsat Act OF
Assembly in the ith election district.
All prisons, Dot now registered, and
claiming the privilege to hereafter exer
ci>e the righf Of voting. and all persons
registered as voters in other districts ofthn
cannty who may now have residence in
said ! h election distric'. are h, ,rehy unti
fled g make appfNcation to the m iersign
ed, with proper evidence Of qualification,
betwecu the said 2nd Tuesday Of August
aud third "Wednesday in $ ptcmb"r next .
upon the days and between I'll hours
above nam d !; otherwise. unler the pro
visions Of the aforesaid At Of \ molly.
they will not be permitted 10 oxyrciso the
right Of suffrag- at the ensuing FA!l clec-
ton, nor 1t any subsequent election, until
the Sid Act of Assembly shall be repeal
ed, or its provisions shall be fully colnp.i-
cd with
r. 7 BARBER,
Registrar for lth Election District
Aug |, 1866 i s-pt, -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
ROAD '\OTICE.
Aug IL, lS66-ts.

NOTICE is hereby given that at tbs
~ expiration Of thirty days from this
date. the undersigned int"n,l to apply to
the Cuunty Commi>Si oners of Saint Ma
rvs county 10 make PUBLIC Road
from the gate on the Pubic Road near
Mcdl,y'S Neck Church, through the prem
is"s of .Dl Daniel Is, Clarke, to a p1int
on Nevitt's Greek, opposite the private
landing of James c. Grefnwen.
NOAH DOWNS,
JAS. t. NORRIS.
Iqt,WlS + COMBS,
JNO. VI. " EItLER
and others.
Aug. Il, 1S66-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
NEW IT, "a. EsDaT.NTlEi~
ENTsslIA ASs;ps Pensions

Under recent Act OF Congress, >ollier, ot
1864, > aud are. in certain eases. entitled
to an ddddiondl B Htg from the l.. -
Soldiers who were Disabled in the ltc
War BY tho loss of cve-si5ht, arm, l"L. Sc.
Nr.. are entitled 10 m Incrr tgc OF Pctsio /
Of S25, so and 5l3. WlDpvs AMI on
rHANs are also rr,titled 10 INCREASE OF
PENSION under late ict
pr~sonS writing Tor inform, ,tion will plcpsc
state the Name ni the Soldier, his Company
and Regiment. with the date Of enlistment
and discharge or death: also, how much
Bounty or Pension received. and If the sol
der is ,}eaG give the u.m, Or names of thc
nearest OF KIN.
Address. enclosing pe.ta-e Stamp c1r
rcpiyl =
NN. L. NIL.
hTTn;NhY .T JAN,
20 ". F44et5d >trtd, BaliiRpre Nd.
Aug. Q, lsG6-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
SHERiFF'S sale.
OF VALUABLE
R + A / + ST A 7 /

@RY virtue Of two wrl's Of Fieri Facas
0issued ont Of The Circuit Court for St
Mary's County, at the sni' OF George |
SralGing. Trustee, against the goods and
charles. lands and ,"ncments Of James
r Blackstone and r. p. Birthstone, and
to me directed; | have seized ard taken
in execution all the right. title, interest.
claim and demand al law and in Equity,
of the said Jam $ T. Blackstone aud K.
J.. Blakis,o, in and to the following pro-
per'v. to wit:
One tract or parcel Of laud. name unkno~n,
h.ino mart of the real estate of the late
Edmund Heard, whlca was soId on the | tn
day Of june, 1862, by Go"rc" ! Sp'id'nR'
Trustee under a decree III Eau y, to
James r Blackstone This lard is oca-
td in Patux, ut Di.tric', in 81 Mary :
County, Mary land. Is To hc sod r he
purchase money duo ON IT, aud c"n'alas
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
For Rent.

"A MILLINERY STORE N Eeon
"a ard,,wa & j up with furul,urc
:, mlIe'c. Possession wll be given on
y; OF September next.
" E SpALUING
IA. Is, ISJo--ot.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
2SO acres,
more or less

more or less.
They are located IN h'aIlhY ana p''aS-
ant n"lghbo'h"Hd, aIc h9hiy improved
and we'll aI'p''d to the grown o. 'h'
s'"PIe prodnctS OF 'h'S See''o' u "'
state
Most OF tlc 'ah'i lS ara'e' oa, %'Hc''
Is an abundance OF ''m''r on II 'o' '"''
n>e OF the premises.
The Dwelling House Outcbulling
are very commodious aud III excellent con
diton.
Oysters, Fish and II ia f'"l ahQuAd il.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
SLAVE BOUNTY
CLAIMS.

Nv L will diligently attend % al, claim
w committed. to us for Bonnty
due TO owners waoss slaves cnji> el in ths
Federal army during the late wlr. As VIC
are assured tnc Government viii commence
paying this bounty nj a. early a,Y. ". wnall
advise all p,rucs, entitled 10 i 10 take immo
aAlCA Me, ,s To Obtain i.
COMBS e. DOWNS.
AT rneye At Law.
T.-aaarl,>rtr Nd
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-23
III 81 acres,


a, tho Court House door II L"onnrl'own
between the hours of 10 o'c'ock. a. m, aud
5 O'Clock, p ~. viii 'xpo~r 20 plbI'c
auction the above d,scrib d prop rty. 80
.~iz~d and taken in rx'5n'I"n, to tn,
higbes, bidder for ca,h-tn satisfy satl
debt. intercs: AMI costs due AM to be be-
come due thereon.
+ VI GODDARD,
Sheriff
August >, lS6G-ts.