davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-27

Ii. c. HARDY, popular young lawyer Of
Northampton county. N. c., went to the
cemetery. recently, where his child was
buried, laid down on the grave, and swal'
lowed q fatal potion of laudanum.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-27

New GooDs.-Manasse has just returned
from San Francisco with the largest stock Of
tobacco, cigars and fancy goods ever brought
to this place. Call and see them.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-27

TRAvELING.-Hons. John Conness and
John Bidwell, at last accounts, were travelling
in Ireland.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-27

JOHN VAN BUREN.-This noted orator
lawyer and politician, died at New York, and
was buried October 10Th.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-27

NOVEMBER 5th is the day fixed for issuing
the first number of the San Francisco Daily
Times.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-27

DIED.
At Texas Springs, Oct. 10th, the wife of II.
McCracken.
At Horsetown, Oct. 23d, Johannah, wife Of James
Daily, Esq, native of county Cork, Ireland, aged
33 years. ES- San Francisco and Boston papers
please copy.
The Shasta courier., 1866-10-27
BIRTHS.
DIED..

On Cottonwood, Oct. 18th, the wife of John J.
| Wheelock, of daughter.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16

The conventioa then proceeded to con-
Hrm the Recommendation Of the committee
sbr Delegates ut Large. as follows:
For tie No,e at Ldyye-Hon- Thos. g.
Pratt. Of Baltimore H. G.sS. Key, q s..
M~y's county; Judge Richard B. Car
michael. o. Queen AnLe's oounty; Isaac
d. Jones Of Somerset.
TIE respective dslegasious then reported
the following from tho dsHcrent Congress
siopal Districts:
1st District--Joseph A. Wickes, Of
Keut, and DsnieH NJ. Henry. Of Dorchcs-
ter.
ID Dis'-8ichard Gras6dl d Baltiui0te
county, and Henry W.sArchcr,, Of Har-
ford county. s41f ~ ~
Sd Dist WIN. H. Collins, Of Baltimore
cry, aud 7. Ncvitt Steele, o. Baltimore
county. N5 H 48A'Ls
4th Dist-Jacob Ponder, Of Carroll,
and X. T. Cooke, Of Washington coun-
ty, r n :
9Th Dist4zJohn D. Bowling, Of Prince
Georges and Grecnberry NJ Watkins.
Of Montgomery
Hon. | d Jones. Samuel Hamble,on
j., Lloyd Martin and Thos. r. Bowie, in
response TO calls ma1e short speeches after
which the Convention adjourned with three
cheers for President johnson,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
@~~------~-
Beujamia Pembroke.
VA.
ES Abeil. Admr. ~
Robert Thompson & Others.

) In the Crcuit Court Tor Saint Mays Coun-
~, sitting as a Court Of Equity.
m No. s6 N Equity.
10y virtue OF authority vested In me, as
~ Clerk OF the Circuit Court tor saint Ma
rvs County, BY the "Code Of Public General
Lawsp OF this State Il Is hereby ordered
that the Report filed by Robrrt o Combs,
Trusles, in this case, be ratified AMI confirms
ed, unless cause 70 the contrary be shown on
or before the third Monday u Nov, nextprOvi-
tlsd copy Of this order be inserted In the 81.
MaFy's GAzErTE, once week Ca three success
sivo weeks, prior 10 the third Monday Of Oct.
next. aes 81 W e. e tes
The Report states the land soll for &40l0.
y N srtds JN0 a CAVALIER. Ok.
True copy--Test
mo a CAVALIER. ok.
Ang. is. lsG6-3w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16

BALrTxoRR AND PoToMAo r. R.-The
Directors Of this corporation being in want
Of funds to meet the expenses now being
incurred in surveying the location of thi,
road, have ordered their President. Col,
Odcn Bowie, to call in one dollar per share
Of the capital stock Of the Company -
Stockholders residing in this county can
make their payments to Col. Il. j. Pillow
den, of Bushwooi, who is authorized Il
receive them. eA
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16

SALE or PoINr LoooKouT -This vel
known point, situated at the mouth Of the
Potomac river, has been sold, we learn,
to Gen. VIM. Bayard, Of New York, for
$6750O. The sale embraces alltho i'm
provomonts upon the point belonging
to the late owners and $40 acres ofland
adjacent. Il is expected that the Point
Will be re6hed up BY the new proprietor
as first class watering place ip time fsr
the next season.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
Congressional canveni,on.

We end IN the AHntpas Rfps2ican
Of the 11th instant call purPorting % Be
from gentleman Of prominence in the
Democratic party addressed to the
Democrats Of this Congressional dis.
triet, requesting them to meet in County
Conventions on She 25th Of this mouth 10
appoint delegates to Congressional Con-
vcntion tosasemble at Bladensburg on the
4ih of September next. 10 pominate, we
suppose, democratic candidats for Con-
gress. We can seo no present objection
either 10 the time or place named for hold
ing The proposed convention, bot we 'pap-
pose ths right cfealliug such Conyep-
lion % be The prorogatiyc Of some author
izea agent af sic tisH.sssss,i; parts, and
as the aulborof tho call n question who
IS 'nouylnops Is evidently nosucli ageol
VIC feel justified in advising democrats g
pay no attention 10 il,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
ICoNxuxIcArEp.

Ma. Enron. Il desire 70 give short
eccount Of the dilhcalsies at Mt. Zion. !
preached there for che first time. Sabbath
afternoon, July Doth. II bad been ru-
mored that The Church would DO closed
against me, but. upon reaching the place.
/ found everything quiet, the house open
and good congregation assembled. AZ
ter scrs SEQ, | heard tor the first time thai,
previous to my srrival. the Chareh was
closed. sud notice possd forbbldlag me
to entyr. 2 me friends, bowevs {. bad un-
fastened sbe loor and did eata the
Church. SAGE chat 3 me- and pre- Rs 70
my appointment there last Sabbath. great
zeal If al.iBg he been lone and ! was
positively forbsidcr 10 enter The Chur, b
again, O. even he enchaurc. As my mis-
sion Ii one u peace, preached IN the
,..,o3s last SABBATH, IN order 10 prevent
any disturbance. wish il distinctly mn
derstood that DO not recognize tho right
Of any ono % turn me out Of the Church
az Nj zion cluim dat Church and all
others ia this County Is the property of my
Conference. withdraw from DIT Zion,
protecting agsiuss this ualawful and unau-
thorizad intorfevnce ~ e1 bt
@ TtloS w. BROWN.
I,conard,owb. Aag',st l4ihs lsgi6.a
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered kr years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscrton, will for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10 all
who need u, the recipe and directions for maxi
ing the simple re.neiy by which he was cur
ed. Sufferers Wishing TO profit by the adver-
tiseTs experience, can do 40 by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN
No. 10 Chambers ST., Nav York
Peb. sth, lsG6--IyF.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
lao acres,
I4O acres,

and il without hougrs. as
There may be difference ofa w acrrs
10 the several lut,. but "csura,e plats sill
be ready before tbs DAY Of sale.
These lsnas lie on the W'conico river
a d each loi has about the same vat :
fsobls They are IN high state Of cult :
yalioh. have al been thoroughly husd
and are sqaal 10 any lands IN DWer Mary
lni
The 6uest oysters aboun 10 the riv"r
and creeks bonding ,his laud, and loI
No Q has an iaexhaplti Ell and gravel
baHk attached.
Tbc lo,aiion Is en.irely hca'thy aud The
p,4ghborhvyd agreeable. Such lanl u
rarely offered 10 this market, Purchasers
are sawed 10 exsmiue the prs mis- 9, aud
Ii.is u he different lots vii b. shown b.
Ii w Thomas, Esqr.
Terms Of Sale. onc.third cash. and the
bail 10 one Hna Two years with interest.
the credit pas ments 10 ba secured TO the
saiislaction .. tAe Trus oe-
STONE.
ss Trustee.
Aug l6, 1866 Is.
fDaily Nali,nsl Inselligencer and psilJ
Baltimore Sun publ,sh oucc a week Tor !
weeks and ssnd balls 70 Trustee, PVrt To-
beoeo. Nd.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every sopng LAZY AMI gentleman IN tho
United STATES can hear something very much
10 their advantage by return mail free II
charged nv ad,iresnug the undersigned.
Thjse having fears Of being humtusaed win
,hliee by nos noticing this card An others
will please address their obedleni servant.
THOE. F.cHAPMAN.,
ISL Broadway, New York
Fob. sth. 1s06--ivF.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
DecIinatioa

By reference to the proceedings Of the
Democratic Convention, which met in
Baltimore on the 9Th instant, 70 be found
IN another colump Of to-day's paper, il will
be seen, that the Hon. r. G s. Key, Of
this county, was selected as enc Of the del
egates from the State st large 10 represent
Maryland ia the pbiladelpbia Convention.
In consequence Of the prccarious condition
Of Mr.. Keys health at the time Of his ap-
pointmeut, he was compelled to decline
the position rendered him, and he immcdi.
ately addressed, we learn. letter TO bis
colleague from the Western Shore. Gov,
Pratt, stating bis inability to fulfil tho APP
po;ntmcnt. The other members Of tho
delegation have authority, we presume,
and win doubtless make immediate pro-
vision, to Oh the vacancy oceasioned BY
the enforced declination Of Dir. Key.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
NOTICE OF DTHDEND.

.nN application of Jno A Magruder, Adj
NJ mjnissrator Of James G Leason, late CT
Saint MaFy's county deceased, it Ia ordered
by the Court that the said Administrator no.
tify the credtors ri the said deceased to Gle
their claims against said deceased In the Office
Of the Register Of Wills fol- Saint Matys
county on or beEore tee lDth day of oai,,
1905. for dividend and THAI this order DO
published once week 10 each week until the
said 18th day Of Cot, next.
+ Tel
JAMES T. NJ. RALEY,
aaa- Register OF Wi IL
for st. Mays c. plsy. )
Aug 10th, leGe--td,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
REFER no

c.. r. COLEMAN. Cashier Mechanic
Bank J. w. .AI4NUTr. President Bank a
Commerce, DIR. j. HANSON THOMAS
eDt Prcsid Farmers and MeBchanls' Bank
BAYNE &C0., Bankers. MONTAGUE
BROTHERS. Insurance Agents. r-ssf
Sept.l ith. l565-=ly, y II p ,sya
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
Petition for I Ia tbs Circuit Cour
Insolvency. (for st Mays county

Petition for Ia tbs Circuit CoufI
Insolvency. FOR Sc Mays county.
10y sSTsue Of authority veatsl 10 ms, as
A Clerk Of the GFca;t Curt for Saint Ma
rye county, by the ''0sde Ct Pubic General
Laws" Of this State, II is hereby ordered that
James II Thomas, an Insolvcnt Petitioner. b.
and appear before the said coart on the third
Monday Of November next, 70 answer such
introgat riu or allegations NJ his creditors,
cndorsers, on securities may allege or propo- !,
against him, ar,. that said In@hvon. cause a
copy Of this notice ~ be published in the
saint Mary's Gazette, once a wesk for three
months, previous TO said third Monday Of
November next.
JNo A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Truo copy--Test,
b .lN0 A CAMAIIER, Ci'k.
Aug, 10, ls6G--3m. N
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16

StAtA ~ s@sesA- = - - y =
Congrcas, 81 iia late session. made pro-
viaisn in the miscellaneous appropriation bill
to carry out the 9th section Of tlc enroll
ment act of March ssd. 1858, which pro-
yided that ali loyal o~aers Of slaves enlist
ing in the service Of the United Stat,i
should be paid sum not exceeding SSvC
Fos each slave 30 enlisting, and the fond
derived from Communication money for dfaf.
ted men was especially Get apart fOr this
purpose Up to tha present. time tho
Secretary Of War bias taken no steps u
carry the act into effect Since is fe-cn
actment il Is understood that be WIN soon
appoint tie commissioners authorized By
the law TO examine the claims, and there
is fur prospect new for the owners -
get the money. which a republican Con-
gress said, more than three years ago,
they we're entitled 10. There are hu,-
dreds Of such claims 10 Duleware. Mary
land, Kentucky and Missouri. and they
ought 10 have boen paid long ago.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
FOR THE SENATE.

! Cl Billingsley having declined being a
candidate Tor recollection TO The Senate, we
are api honzsdto annonRcc Col JOIN f
DENT. Of Ehaptico district. as a candidate
for that position At the elsuins Fall election.
Aug 10. 1866,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
THE sa
HANNAH MORE ACADEMY,
a SCHOOL ron GIRLs,
z NEAR RETsrERgTOWN, ND.

FTEHiS Instilusion, undesALc charge Of
II clergyman ofthe Protestant Epis-
copal Church, assisted bya full and con.
peten. corps Of teachers, offers special To-
dpcomer,s 70 those desiring for their
daughters careful training. thorough 10.
Isiruetisu. and the ihilueness Of Chris.
tian Home. The sianalion 10 retired. yet
easy Of access, and In q neighborhood 20.
ted fuI It's healshfulness. Tho next term
will begin on "Wednesday. September the
18th. For catalogues. or other informa.
ton, address ff . sr
The Rev. ARTHUR j. RICH. NJ. D.,
aa keislefstowu, Md.
Aug. rs. 1865 I'm. N b. 30
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
tkf' fffah
SsasraI @ n. M 10 sisn
Merchants
NO. > VvO0z sTREET.
Corn Exchange Building.
BALTIMoRg

Their strict personal attention win Be given
0 the sale II Grain. Tobacco, Live Stock
and al kinda Of Farm Produce; alan, 70 tho
purchase Of Guano. Groceries. RaFming I'm.
p!sments, &c, &C., at lowest cash pri-
eeS. AAer aeEs,fesff p
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
ron THE SENATE.

Mr., Eh'or--Please announce in yoFr pa
per @ FRED MADDOKas candidate Tor
the Senate Of Maryland. q Hes~iIl be warns
~ supported by CHAPTIOa DlsERIcT.
aug 10, 1875.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
go acres,

more or less.
They IRE located IN a healthy and pleas.
ant neighborbood. arc highly improved
aud sell adapted 10 the growth Of The
staple products Of this section Of the
State.
Most Of tho Land 10 arabic, but there
II ab.n laurc of timber on il for the
u,c 9th" prcnisas.
The Dwelling House and Out -builiinga
are very commod.ous aud in excellent con-
uitin
Oysters. Fish snl Wild Gnwl abound 10
the adjacent waters. and the fist named
may be cultivated 10 grea' sdsaniAee and
profit along b wat cou ses Of tbs es-
tate.
The soil l. likewise wen adapted to the
culture VI Fruit Of every description sud
the facilities are excellent for shipping the
same.
TERMS OF SALE,
rs pre- ribrd by she Decree. are One
ihud 81 tho purchase mauey in cash on
tho day Of sale--ti,e residue 10 equal in
s'almens. al one ard izo years credit.
The purchaser TO give bonds for the defer
I'd piymcnis, with security 10 be aporov.
ID by tbs Trustees. aud 10 bear intervs'
Froa the day Of sale.
When all IN purchasa monry shall be
piid che Trustees will execute a Deed l.,
he Purchaser free. elear and discharged
from sll clums II rho parties to this suit
and Of those elii,niug under them.
J THOMPSON YATES,
JAMES s. DOWNS,
Trustees.
Aug 10, is66-w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
pTED.

Go the lith inst, at The residence q
bis so,l-iA-lAw. ia this Couniy, HENRY
YANDERFoRD, sn.. in ihe 18th year u
his ages a
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
For Rent.

A MILLINERY STORE. 10 Leon
- ardtown. I'll ia up with furniture
complete. Possession will DO given On
Isl Of September nexs, go.
~ NJ b. sPALDING,.aa
Avg, Is, 1se6-s., ....
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
For Congress-.
10 Ne Tass ~ he FIN Ccng~ssioao'


II he Tas1 II nc FIN Ctagyessioai'
Diafi,
/ respectfully offer myself As candidate Cor
L he next ',ongfeas 81 The upisd States.
10 visS Of the pahsppy aud distmctei con
d'tion Of the e'uatsy. req d " as the Solemn
duiy Of every true AID paIriatie citizen. q, nniir
~ mia'1aing The rause of Priest Loaf J ,hna N in
his efforts 10 GESTURE the STATES lately engaged
~ evil war. to their nros.eT Constitution i re-
hhons u the Govetnme shall therefore
mast cordially Ablle any nomination Vlfc
nnay 5e nsadc by the DE aocrniio Pady Of this
Coaggessonpi District, and shall be happy ~
unite with ~ tue, guvd, Johnson nan, wher-
ever To be found IN their noble defence Ct the
Constitutional Rights OF the People. and the
lmmuiablc prineiplea 81 JeffersonIln Denoena-
oy. respectfully solicit the supper; Of the
people, and present myself as a candidate for
nomination.
THOMAS r. BOWIE.
Upper Marlboro Aug. ,, lsCg--tf. f.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
RELIG1DTJS NUIICE.

TExIIE aud Quarterly meeting II The
N. Epiacppal Methodist Uhgrch viii
be held Mt Bethel. !SalasdIs oai .Ssaa1y.
August 25 b aud 26ih. Preaching Ss,-
ltr,ioty ,0orning At 10 O'Clock. Sabbu,h
aloraing. there will to Lovrleasl al .
o'cloek. Preaching At l0l o'clock and
again a, 81. Ministerial heip Is expected.
The fFiends Of ous cause nre cordially 10.
yiled to attend. 3a
b THoS, W. BROWN, Pastor.
Aug. 10. 1862.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
ron SHERIFF.

The friends ofJamss II Alvey, respectfully an.
nounce him as candidate for Sheriff ~ the
election in 1861, and ask from the public Q
dispassionate confederation u he claiRs u
that position. n aut aNalae
PArvxENr DsEs'srs /.
April l9th, lse6-.sa
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
TO CONSUMPT[YES.

The advertiser, having becn restored to
health in a few weeks by very simple rem
ely, after having suffered for several years
with a severe lung affection, AMI that dread
disease, CoDsnmption--is anxiHs 10 make
known 10 his iellow-sanerers the means Of
eura. hite aH SEE ~.rrf gss...rs t.-e
Toall who deeire IL, he viii send a copy ~
the prescription uMi fires Of charged, with
the direriio'is Err preparing and uing The
same. which they viii fna SURE CuRE for
CoSsUsprIoN, tsTBMA BaoScmrts. CoUoas,
Coips. anil all Threats and I.nrg Aaccdons.
The only dhiart NJ the advertiser IN sending
tho Prescription il to bNn6t the afflicted, and
spread information which he copeesvcs to bs
.iuvalaahio, anil he hopes every sufferer will
try hia remedy. a. Is will cost them nothing,
and pmvo blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. rREw By
return mail, win please address
Rgv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings c., New York.
Fee. Sch. le68-lyI.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16

r n ths Circuit Ceartfer<st Mary s Comfy
sitiingas 4 Ce',r, of EGnifv. M
No. l09 N Equiv.
VpY viriue Of authority vssted IN ma. az
ID Clerk ~ tbs f;ircnit rMIrtE.r ~. Nsrv,s
County. bv fhe~''f;0ie If Pnhlic General
raws1 fttis State. II IS herI,v,,r lerei that the
rcnori h'e nv r Ford. and James y. Dowrs,
-rustees = his ease b. ratified and confirmed,
uuleFscansa to'l,eronir =, h.,wnoDor before
TIE tiihd Monday Of Nv, next. provided
co',v 1t hi Jf.,er BIZ inserted Ia the Saint
Msry's Gase'ie n,ce week foF three S,c-
c-ssivo weeks prior 10 the third Monday Of
0-s ,ber next
PIE rep IT hatcs that the land sold for
9 COS
JN0A CAVALIER, CIR.
Truscope--Test
mo 4. CAVALIER. ClH.
Aug 10, 1866 -3w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
FOR THE SENATE.
C0RNWEhL, VERB 8 CO..
General Commission Merchants

~ For tlss sale ~ gt-i
GRAIN. ToRACCA and country Produce.
Geserallv NnTth West corner Pratt and
Frederick Sts tup sfairsl Baltimore. 80
Particular attention paid " or lars for Fer
tiIisers ofaI kinds. also Groceries and Lii
qnors.
June %, is66--Iy. 'att't
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
soutbern Relief Psir.

0eNbuShn AsCAASA "a
Itis in contemplation, We are pleased
10 state, To hold Fair Id our comfy at
ne very distant date for ~ seneft Of the
suffering people he South Thsipitia-
tive movement IN tbs behalf ~ill be COM
menoed. we are informed. ~ the ladies Of
Chapsico district. pfcliuinary meeting Of
which to arrange details VIII be held at
Dents Hotel in the villsgoof Chaptico on
Saturday next. the 18th instant. Wesbe-
speak for the charitable 'cpdcavors ofour
lady friends Of Chaptico the sympa-
thy and encouragement Of the peoPe Of
our county whose hearts have ever been
found open as day 70 mcItingEhariiy."
Hannah MOrs Aoaderny' ht
= WeJircrt.thc attention Iur Eeadevs
70 The prospectus Of this School, to be
found 10 another column. Dr. Rich. the
Principal, 81, we have been assured, gem
tleu,sr,of accomplished scholarship and Of
considerable experience as . teacher. .
Careful training. thorough instruction and
the influences ofa Christian home are the
recommendation which the Tfnnuah More
Academy offers TO parents having daugh-
tiers to educate. For catalogues and other
Information. address Rev thur J.
Rich, M. D.. Reisssrstowna
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16
THOMAS MANOR,
. Aiainipg as
80 acres,

more or less.
These lands lie Immediately upon the
81 Mary's River. 10 Saint Mays coun.
". Maryland. aud contsiB, 10 the aggre-
gaia
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-08-16

TRV{TRE's SALg
OF VALUABLE
r BlI EOTi I D
in
81. MlR'Ys COUNTY, ND.
10y virtue Of decree a. abe Circuit
u Court sor Faint Mary's county, sit
ting as Court OF Equity. will sell at
Public Sale at the Court House door IN
4,eppp'ds"yp aog saauTAa5Ti.i
TUESDAY, the 18th of Sept ,
9F3lFr 1866. wggfFT
thai splendid estate, lying 10 s. Mays
county, Maryland. called
Pr or D1TLEY HALL,
containing about
4ls ACRES.
This 6ne estate was . part Of the real
estate Of tie late Gov Jas TJcmas and la,
hees divided. lef he purposes Of ihis sale,
into lhree parts, as follows. aud deslgna-
ted Is lots M. A. 2 AID B.
Lot No, /. contains about
lao acres,
and has or !. splendid eew -
DWELLING ss!TA
HOUSE, Jill
two hhe BARNS, STABLES e
and 81 other nee ss,ry OUT HOUSES.
Lot NJ z coplAins about
lao acres,
and has on TIA VERY GOOD 0wEJ-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-17
DIED,

LOCKE.-In this city January Both, 1866, of
quick consumption. Frederick !. Locke, former
ly of West Cambridge, Mass. aged 80 years.
Mr.. Locke came to Kansas among the first set
tiers, and in the struggle for Freedom during
the earlier years of our history none were more
faithful to the cause than he Erred" was wide
ly known through the STATE, and his death will
be sincerely mourned.
= We copy theabove from the Lawrence Trib
une, and had it not been mislaid, would have
published it last week. Erred was we'll known
in this community, and he always considered
Emporia his Kansas home. Kind hearted and
generous to fault, his many friends, in this
vicinity, will deeply mourn his early death