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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19
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GUARDIANS SALE

TN PUHoUAEpE OF AN ORDERoOP Tm
i Probate Court Of Ashland County. Ohio
made on the 25th day Of June, A. u. 1868
In the case of Henry earn, Guafdih6 OF
!oanl :, III ETiinng' against gH ! l his ward, the nnder:
On the l4h dayof4 pgasy "A. D.ols8e
a. 2 o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, offer,n mt
Public Sale, the following described real es.
liatr, situate in the County Of Ashland nhf
state Of Ohio, tO'wit; being the South haif
OF the North west quarter Of section fourteen
go township twehtyi one, t2E, or gRsIrS
fifteen Q6) save aud except nine ,acrea Ioa
Of the west end Of said quarter. heretofore
aold7to Philip H~efelhngsKa 1T II o ssSiB
Terms of sale, one third cash ongthe day
OF sale, one third in one, and one third Ia
Two years from the day-of sale, to be secur.
ed by mortgage omthS premises sold, shdthe
deftried payments 10 bear interest; at the
rate 'of,6 per centum per %anndha,' payable
annually Oh aesim0,T .foir9!1'g II -yaY
Appraised at S88O0,0 90,
Mos a'' HENRY GARN, Guardian 81 ~
,o.I9U. JOHN y. EWING. % Ut "a
July Is, ls6e-4w6 ,r bo,e
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Noti ce TO Teacners.

-upD eczr. ~,
VIE BOARD oiScnooi nxamlners OF Ashiand
+AnoopnEg, witt ao5a
Nons' at Ashiana, W. sgsnMs EyeesHr dtS9Fp9
The End Saturday OF F~ebIuaryi =
G Tbs, 2ndand tthy S~atqEda1ssA March,
The 2nfand 4thSSaturdays of April; s,s,
The2hb audt4th Saturday of May;
The End Saturday Of June. y
Tbe3ndlSathrday o8Apghst;I p,
The2hd dnd4th Saturdays Of September;
'UpIhe Bad and 4th satdrdaysof October; "a
1r The Spa aarpe 44thr SSqqttpHIEdayP Of .N9NemberSx.
Inc 2nd-Saturday Of december. -g
These Examinations Will commedce at 9
o'clock A. M.,andelose at 4 P. M. osn
No 9ppliSant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eleven
o'cloC8s AMI MISUNDERSTANDING Of good
neral eharactsEip 9 isnsd pPNabAes 1.-TWO re
sponsible persons VIII be required which
9estlmopiaHtyil Pc Kept On bleosEoicertif-
cate can De a%nIe,aatea, ana the school Law
givlngorders
20 teaPnSrs lor RSy, ph'ess Lneey hsVes 9ertih
en- lnelehew who're time orserviee'-
Ing y SGhooa law IfaMtS2TdIIeeenePs taobnder-
stanu ene iolowing orancnes'' anu DO able. 70
Paftlns'rucuol them alt '7dSeadtng, Wri'
ting, oIthSgrsphy; Arita%etio, English Grsm-
nrau evsfasny failure In one, is a
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We shall continue 10 keep the very best
Goods to be found in our line, and TO do lust
q. good work as can be done In any oity.-
Give him q call befSfs making your bur-
ohasess eng Iypa will find thatStheiabOye
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Greentown Academy

TIME fall term Of the GressntownA cademm v.
IL located in psrrysville, Ashland County
Ohio, will commence
August 30th, and Close Dec 3Oth.
In order to secure to those desiring, n, a
Thorough Classical and English Education,
the course pursued in the best Eastern Col,
leges has been adopted.
Special attention will be given 10 the study
Of modern languages, q ,riy 1LrlqkD
Perrysville, on The r, TT. & CIR. 4. Il. sit,
uated in thelmidst of a beautiful randhealthy
country, and is remarkable for Its freedom
from that curse of society, Intemptrance, a
fact which has not q little Influenced the 10.
cation of the Academy. gs9ui.gg cid
The village is easy of access from East and
West. N'i' 1917 te'''aD1 j"" '
be- Terms Of FaH SessionYd4
English Branches, Including higher Mathe.
MATES $3.50
Languag IS. Latin, i!GrSek. French andasr-
man ~ 'I = LL fla $1,000
No extra charge for study of Modern, Ian.
No student a~dmhted-for less than half a
Students can rent rent. rooms and board them.
selves, clubtOgether. or, hire boarding among
Jhe citizens Mt reasonable rates. hrs Tu-il'
The high moral tons of society in Perrys.
Vile is unquestionabie Y2isii 10 i3DIoooh
For further particulars, address d Il sosI
s. 3. COULTER, Sec, or
A''og41 taDJ.oC. SAMPLE, Pprihcipalio
Aug. S-Sw Perrysvillc, Ashland Co.., %
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NOTICE.
COIL L.dI.D FOR s.sLE,,l

NHE undersjgped has come, to The ,cOneln-
u sion to'sSlfbis farm he nov lives On
situate in Knox township, HolmesCountv. o.
There Is 200 acres in said farm, $50 cleared
and undertgocd fence, Houses Barns and on.
chard 9watered with springs; there is seven
different veins Of Coal, there is one Bank
open and Id good order, another viii bo
open in o few days. | will sci. any time mn
I'll the FIRST of September. For further par
.t%icnlArs inquire Of s.ia iIIs 1T
ao,l 4 jasW a ,osIA e, GLAsGo,o,
lllso ~ n1Glai roT ,ooid9bG guiw.
~ .lnMnAil
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that here will h,
IN a Petition presented TO the eommjssiAbi
ers q Ashland County, az their pextSOssion
praying them " lay out and establish n cnrn'
" road on the section line Between scclian
2! and Section 20, in graGgre towpsGi Z ~.
ginning atthe foot Of the hill North Of 4 rim
IN owned by 19hnr sbarioksJr. thence
rpnslng South or said linerdll 81 iptsTsecs
I I%T S'S' faf ffA fF llff14ding fro from Ashland io,suE.
bo,ooIIo3 bgmAvY PETITIONERS. e
July 25,-8Mf hh1 a III
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7. II. BAKER, MD, /. S. BArMoAppyvp
WIS. BATTLES, Nd 81 Ali. MYERS.
BAKER, BATTLES co, BANKERS.

ASHLAND, O., April 25, 1896.
WE have this day opened an Office on Mai
street, In Bushnells New Building, for the trans
action OF a general Banking Business. We re-
Seive money on deposit,-pay interest on time
ouposius,5Du ana sell Eastern Drafts and Gov
eminent onds,-purchasc Gold and Silver nj
highest rates,-make Collections at all occessi.
pc points In the United States aud CanadSs. and
discount approved paper Revenue, Stamns for
sale. a discount Of two and one huff DER cent
allowed on purchases of twenty dollars and up.
wards. 1TDn.i. 4 ,.TI-TfNuup =
RAKnn nAn,nr =
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,uoy lla rfo ow 5adib oggsreo Of 81
nal iay8isass snsI sds qVl sboo0 issd Of
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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
EST z AYS s.

nTATE of Maryland, Saint Mary ;
- county. to wit | hereby certify that
John NJ Dyer, of the eoan'y and State
aforesaid, appeared before mo, the subscn-
ber. one of the Justices Of the Peace OF
the State of Maryland, in and for the coun-
ty aforesaid, on this 18th day of july in
the wear | s66, and made oath that he has
found trcspassing upon his enclosures
three oxen-thc first of which is Supposed
to be seven or eight years old-marked
with TWO underbits and an overbit in the
left ear, a swallow fork in the right ear,
and of velnw color; the second marked
with swallow fork iu the right and crop
and underbit in the left ear, supposed to
be about 5 or years old, and of light
red color the third supposed to be about
5 or + years of age, color brown and
marked with crop and uadesbss in the ssft
ear and slit IN the right.
Given under my hand,
c. CAVALIER, J. P.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

The Uemoc1 a.ic Central Committee
The De mocratic Central Com nittec efth''
State met in Bal,imors on the 18th instant,
and, among other proesedssss, adopted the
following resolutions, By vbxh il vii b
scen, tha. the supportsrs Of Prs'den'
johnson and bis Yeooustzuctioa policy in
this county have been invited to assemble
in public meeting on Wedprsday. the ls'
Of August next, 70 select tve dsis1stes "a
represent this county in tho S'sse Conven-
ton which is called to meet IN Baltimore
On Wednesday, the 9Th Of August. BY
reference to the End resolution. 1t will be
found that the State Convention 's 70 be c'n-
vened only for the purpose ofselecting dele
gates to represent the State in the Nst'on-
Vi Convention. which is to meet at Philaeel-
phia on the 14th Of August.
Resolred lst, That the Democratic State
Central Committee Of Maryland approve the
the call for Natioual Convention. to rs
emble in Philadelphia on the 1ith of Au-
gust next.
%. That VIC recommend that a call IT.
respective of party, be issued. addressed
to the people of the State. requesting the
supporters Of President johnson and hls
reconstruction policy to meet in Conven.
ton in Baltimore city, and in the several
counties, on WEDNESDAY, the l>t OF
August next. to select Delegates, equal III
number to their respective representations
in the State Legislature, to Il State Con-
ycntion, TO meet i'll Baltimore city on
WEDNESDAY, August Sth, to selcc'
Delegates to represent the State of Mary
laud in said National Convention.
ODEN BOW EE, Chairman,
\ LEO KNOTT, Secretary
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
The News.

Since our last issue, Mess,s. Dennsson
and Speed, members of President John
sons Cabinet, have rendered .hcr resigna-
tions, which, we learn, have been prompt
" accepted. Disagreement upon tho Yues-
t.op Of reconstruction produced this result,
and Conservatives everywhere will con-
eratulatc his EXcclency upon his happy
riddancc from these Jacobnical advisers
The Ministerial party in England has
been defeated upon the Reform question:
and Lord Derby and D'lareali arc at lat
triumphant.
\ great battle has been fought between
the Prussans and AuStrans AT Sudowa
and the latter have beer disastrouSly rout-
cd, with loss of II 900 prisoners, 1lO
cannon and an immense number IN Killed
aud wounded. Austria, 1t is stated, has
proposed terms of peace, and has agreed
IL cedc lcnetia to France, If the Emperor
Napoleon will mediate in her behalf.
PRESIDENT Johnson has vetoed the Freed
mems Bureau Bill, but the measure was
promptly carried in both branches Of Con-
rress over the veto of his Excellency. Con-
rrcss has determined to adjourn on the
9th Instant.
Wheat IL now quoted q from sos to
3l5 per bushel; Corn q from 81 70 lis ;
Oats at 20 cents. No change reported in
the price Of Tobacco.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
Guns, Rifles and Pistols !

The undersigned would respectfully call
the attention Of the sporting public to his large
assortment of r..
DOUBLE s. SLNGLE BARREL GC'NS'
For Duck, Deer and Bird Shooting
Rifles Of all sizes, calibre, weight and
length.
Pistols OF all kinds-Single and Repeating
from one 10 eight shots.
Fine powder TASKS, shot pouches belts and
game bags. ,,b,
Eley's double waterproof and EsB Gaps;
Walkers Cox's ard G. ID do.
Powder, shot Cartridges. and all Kinds OF
Sporting ammunition constantly on iah",
tiuns ma le to orlcr, and all repairing done
in the best manner and warranted.
ALEXANDER McCONAS,
No. 81 South Calvert street, BALTIMORE Mo.
EsrAmIsHED 1913.
July 70 lS66-Gin.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

Arnccious MuRpIE-M VIM. Iytos,
residing ut Auburn, near Piscataway.
Prince Georges county. Md. was mur-
dcred on Saturday night last BY four ruff
fans. Who shot him while he vas in bed.
Mr. Lyle'- wife escaped and gave the
alarm to the ncighbors. but before they
arrived the parties plundere1 The hosss
and made off. \ reward Of $500 have
beer offered for their arrest
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
Overseer Of the Poor.

At meeting of the Trustees of the
Poor last week, Charles Thompson, Esqr.
of this district. was appointed Overseer of
the Poor for the ensuing year. The appoint
ment is regarded as cmincntly iudici 'us
and is probably one of the best compcnsa-
tions the county could have had for the
loss of Mr.. Is. j. Abell who has managed
our Poor House for the past nine or ten
years with signal ability and to the entirc
satisfaction, we believe, of the taxpayers
of the county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
Collectors Notice
DY .hs Coansy Commissioners f.. Sc
ID Nsry's Comfy

DY .hs Coansy Commissioners for Sc.
ID Nsry's County
ORDERED. That Robert F Taylor
late collector of State and County taxes in
the 1st election district of Saint Mary 5
county, cause advertisements, expressing 9
tse names of the following lots of land
with the cottages thereon, and the names
se thp following tracts or parcels of land
and she Hotel and such other property al
Point Lookout as may herein appear to be
in arrears for taxes. together with the
names of the persons chargeable with the
taxes due uroA the same. TO he inserted
once per week for and during four weeks
in the Saint Marrs GnroHe, a newspaper
published in SAINT Mary's County also
once week for four weeks in the Daily
G,=he. a newspaper published in Bal'l-
more City. notifying, tha, unless the State
and County taxes, due on said lots, and
cottages. lands and other property as atore-
said, shall be paid to the said Robert +
Taylor. within the space of thirty days,
after the publication of the notice atore-
said is completed, the lots aforesaid, and
cottages and the afor esad land, Hotel and
other property, or such parts thereof as
may be necessary to raise the sum due
thereon, shall be sold to the highest bid
i for the payment of the same.
To whom assessed When Due Namel Of Prop.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
Political.

i
We are authorized 70 state that Messs
Henry Jones and Benjamin F. Fo1well,
have been selected by the Conse,,ut're
Union Fary of this County Is Delegates
to the State Convention to assemble in Bal
timorc on the 25th of July, instant. for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for
Comptroller and to send Delegates to the
National Convention which will assem-
bic in Philadelphia on the 1ith day of
August next. Both of these gentlemen are
we'll known to our people as true reprcsen
tstives of the Conservative Republican SEN
timent IN this section Of our State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
BACON POINT,
or
sMITHW0oD,
containing
l76 acres,

more or lete
This property. of which the late "m
VI. Tayior died seized. is situated in the
finest section of country in lower Mary
land. The soil is unexceptioEsble in quA-
ity and unsurpassed in fertility and pro-
ductiveness-is equally adapted to tho cul-
turc of corn, wheat, tobacco and fruit
whilst its contiguity to steamboat landings
gives it all desirable facilities tor trAnspor-
ts.tion of produce to either Baltimore or
Washington markets. Besides these ad,
vantagcs, it lies Immediately upon two OF
the finest oyster creeks iu the State, bind
ing ase upon the Potomac river which Is
celebrated for its game, fish. crabs, "ys-
ters. &C.
The farm is in good state OF c"ItIva-
tion snd the lsnd is prime. There Is
good large .xssr:G
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
A Compliment.

At meeting Of the Saint Mary's Read
ing Room and Debating Society, on Mon
day evening. the 9th instant, DR.. James
Bunting was unanimously elected an hon
orary member of the organization. The
Society has made graceful return to Or
Bunting for favor> received at his hands
and has h0norcj itself by the compliment
i, has paid to a gentleman OF high moral
worth ana great scholarly attanments.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
Post Office appointment,

S,ephca W Adams, who has long and
faithful" served our section rs Post Mas
ter at Leonard Town, having resigned
Mr. y. Conrad, of our village, has been
appointed by the Post olhcc Department
to succeed hin. The new appointee enter 5
upon his new duties with the confidence of
our entire community.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

NOTICES. her, by given, tha. unless
the State and county Taxes, due "n the
aforesaid property. aul the interest and
costs upon the same, shall be pad to me
ou or before the end of thirty days after
,hc ,ho>c publication IS completed, the
lots cottages Land, Hotel and other pro-
perty herein men ioucde OF such part there
u \. 1aay il. uu.--sarr 10 rai>o 'Lc several
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
DIED.

On Saturday last. the 14sh fnrtSnsr At
the residence Of DR.. J. r. T. Reeves, 10
Chartico district, UPTON S. KEY, agrd
abeat 81 years
u Sunday morning last. the 18th in
sasnt, IN Leonard Town after lingering
Illness in the hopes Of blissful imnor aliry,
Mrs ELIZA E., wife of Samuel Spal-
ding. Esq, in the 54th year Of her age,
May she ress In peace.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

- ~. IL. W 1II'11N-
Clerk
1t !, hereby further ordered BY the
County Commissioners as aforesaid. that
the sail Robert T. Taylor, LAKE Collector
as aforesaid. shall proceed to advertise as
aforesaid, for taxes due, the following
property, to wit =
One tract of land called "POlNT
LOOKOUT" located in Saint Mary :
County. Maryland, and containing two
hundred and fnrty-four acres. more or less.
Also. three fourths OF the Hotel, Kitchen
and other improvements at Point Lookout
Also. Cottages Nos. SO and SO, located a,
Point Lookout
This las. named property is assessed to
f. u. w. Hall and the Taxes due upon
it for the years 1865 amount to (withou'
interest aud cust) $l69-44 cts.
Also the remaining one fourth inter res,
in the Hotel. Kitchen aud other improve
ments At Point Lookout. the same being
assessed to VIM. H.. Allen, and the take.
due upon the same for the year 1868
amount - (vithout interest and costs,
$2o.l4.
By order,
JAS. II. WILSON.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

ellHE congregation q. the bapnst
i Church may expect preaching on Sab
bath morning July 22nd at 10 o'elo:S, -n
Preaching at Bethel Sabbath afternoon
July 22nd at 81 o'clock. All persons
are most cordially invited to attcnd
THOS. W. BROWN.
Pastor.
I'll Ic 1cf3-1t
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
MDF1DBa

The owner, or owners, of the above de-
scribed property are herehyrequlred to come
forward. prove property, pay charges and
take away the same-o herwisc 1t Will be
disposed of according to law.
JOHN NJ DYER,
Near LeonardtoWn,
Md
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
jCOMMUNICATED

M Editor.-Permit me through the
columns Of the widely circulated and ex-
tensiveIv read Gazette to make few fee
bic remark. on .'e subject of the School
System of this county.
The School, am informed are to be
closed for an indefinite period, and the
rc:s0n assigned is. that there is no money
to carry them on. and that new school
houses are to be built.
There are at present about thirty schools,
some Of them have been open, three terms,
many less. No school houses have been
built, and comparatively few repaired, yet
the funds have given out. Why then
should more school houses be erected :
If thirty schools can be kept open only FIVE
or six months (thc averagc) how long
could thirty five be kept in operation :
What is the use of building the houses II
schools are not to be permanently kept up:
Under tie old system. the county paid
the Teacher a part of his salary, and the
patrons mad. up the remainder by sub
scriptions. The Teachers received more
rav then. $50 some have told me), tn L
now the patrons were as well pleased,
the children as well taught and cared for.
and there was as mary scholars receiving
instruction. The schools too were kept IN
operation at least ten months in the year,
Again: under theoold system. the teacher
was Obliged to be attentive to his bust
ness and strict in the discharge of his =
ties, or lose his scholars and consequently
suffer pecuniarily. The patrons had and
took. a direct interest in the affairs Of the
school If they had good Teacher they
gave him encouragement 10 remain, II they
had careless or incompetent one, they
could easily get rid of him,
The supervision of the schools was as
strict as now, If not more 50, and the cN-
peuSe of that supervision was far less
/ fact it was gratui,ious, but nevertheless,
] yigilant and effective:
| What then has been gained by the
change:
The school boards of many other coun-
!. l~- Mild ~ close their school.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

TIE Arrasr,e CAssa-Le1e sessip
adv;ces show thaA ~ hyiss Of another
Atlantic Cable - been commenced and
that the Great Enstss1 has lefh Sherness
for Valencia with the cebls 90 boaId.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
MARRIED.

On the I 4sh instant. By the Rev. Mr..
Warner. HENRY CLAYTON RID
CELL to Miss REBECCA J. EVANS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
Internal Revenue.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ in St. Marys county, indebted to
the Uuited States for Taxes oa Incomes,
Licenses and other Returns. that tn, ir ac-
counts are in my hands aud payment is
demanded.
And i'll order that payment may be made,
I. will be at the following in this
County on the followins TO r' esive
the same, Charlotte HaN 23rd<
Chaptlco, 24. Leonard, %. Vc<sat Mills,
o6. And Oakyille. y. All old and new
accounts are included in this notice.
\ failure to pay at the above named
time will subject the parties dcfaultlng to an
addition of ten per cent. to the tax, togeth-
er aith a Charge Of twenty cents (2o) for
each notice issued, and four cents per mile
in serving same Tue \whole recoverable
by distraint.
GEO. w. SANDS,
per J. IIA RYLAND,
Deputy Collector.
JULY T., 1S66-td
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
Late Sherif7s Sale of
Real and
Personal
Property.

DY virtue Of two write Of Vcnditioni
- Exponas. issued ort Of the Circuit
Court for Saint county. at the suit Of ia.
4 Langley, surviving partner Of Robert
N Milburn. against the goods sod chat
tells, lands and tenements Of Hs' risou Po-
scy. and to me directed have seized
andtaken in execution all the right. title.
interest, claim aud demand. at Law aud In
equity. Of the sail Har rison Posey in aud
to the following property. to wit
One trac, or parcel land called and
knowu as
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
REFERENCE ES.
NOTICE..

rr,fIE undersigned take this method ofnfor1n.
,ng the public hat they are sui sss"G'a.tu ,.'II
,,',-etIer ~ tie CarYeuter's business, ana VII
r,ntra,t for the building of Houses OF eve
description. All work will be eNecn'eu ~''''
dispatch, and, IN al contracts t'r ','In..aa
49, .'.snT,on vii We paid to Brickiayins
Pas,erins ar.i Painting.
All .rle-s adore sed to them at L<onardto"" y
Md. will receive pronp, attention.
''''' GEORGE HORNE.
THO.u4S {. GREENWELL,
May ll,h. lo66-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
For the House of Delegates.

RtkER AIANiSDN i. cordially rom.
nsnd-d 70 the voters of ST. Mary '"u.!
far reelection 70 tLc House ~ Delegate, "' va
ryiund Having faithfully rerreSen'ei u
n, last le.! sat IRE, md ably 'md'c ''ru f'"'
ri-h,x OF ihe Peui.;e IN hts VII ofty rep | ~ '"'
ke ration Act, he Wei merits 'he y, -
md utiI receive he the stroHg support o' '''7N
Cu.rrIso D,srRlcr.
Ivy a. 1-SG IL,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

rum. d,e. thereon. Inclusive nf al costs
that kl,aH scrru, to .he dsv az sale. v'l'
he sold to the highest bidder tos cash io'
the payment of the same,
ROBERT T. Ttl i|ih.
Late Collector.
July 10, 1s66-fw.
(The Baltimore l'aily Ge-''ff Will insert
the above no ice once week ter tour sue :
cessive weeks and send b:u 10 advertiser
immediately }
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19
OTICE 10 CREDITORS
July 10. lS66--ts.

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
rs0IlCE Is hereby given that She suhscri-
~ Der has oIlamei 'rcnl he Orphans Court
OF =. Narv's county III Mary'h"d. letters "t
administration on The personal estate of James
II Deur, late of snld county, deceased. All
persons having cams against The SAID de-
&c ,se.i are her~hv warned to t~h,oli the same
wtlh The proper. vouches :re't"t, 10 the sub
SC -lher ON or h~fore th4 Is, DAY "t Feb, lsG7
orhe-wlse thev may te excluded by law from
an be leit nt the sad estate Gwen under my
nald thlS 10 Guv of lu.v, l-6t.
BENJAMIN Pc NBRpkE.
Admlnistrator,
July 10, l56G Nv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

The school boards of many other coun-
ties have been Obliged to close their schools
too, and for the same reason. want o o,
funds aud (thSt ssme necessity to build
new school houses Mr.. Editor, can you
explaiu this? Respectfully Yours;
BOGGS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

July 10, 1SB-5w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

And i'll order that pay
fill be at the followi'
unity, on the followin,
same, Charlotte I
antico, 24 Leonard
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-19

The above property viii be sod for the
Taxes due for the years above designated,
for the interest and Collectors costs on
same. and for the cost of advertising the
same to the day Of sale.
By order