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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

ACCOMMODATING HIMSELF TO ClRCUM
STANCES Tie klchmord correspondent
of the DanvIlle Register tells the follow
ing angcdo,e about General "A!lrghany'
Johnston, on the march to BrisIoe Station
in HE fall OF 1868 The General was ri.
ding along The road, and PerceIVing one OF
bis men up a Eers,mmon Tree. h0lIoded
out 10 him:
Il say there, what are you doing uP
ttere Why s'n'fEoa with your reg,
menu"
lin gcllin' simmons, l an" replied
he sol1iet.
"relsimmons, thunAer They are
not ripe vet. They ere moi ct 10 ca"
Yes. bot General persisted the
Confed. "Pn trying to draw my stomach
np TO ,u,i me s'ze of NY ra'ions. II Il
stays like III, DOW shaLi starve.'
The General had nothing further 10 say
but rode on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
The Radical Revolutionary Party.

Under the head OF "lmpe achment Next
tie New York S,S. says Of the Radi.
Gals -
"Alfi,sl thew only required the preser
walton OF the Union; then they demanded
freedom Tor the slaves; then they wanted
certain guarantees for the protection OF the
freedmen, and so on unnI they reached
The pre>en, point when they require TIE
South TO COULTER the suffrage privilege up
on Tie freedmen. Ii is somewhat doubt
(ul what position they will next assume,
bu. we shall not be greatly surprised to
fad lhem following the leadership Of
Wendell Phillips, IN demanding the i'm
peachment Of Pfesiden, Johnson. Phil
iios is The real leader Of tie Radical party
although he is usually few months in
advance of the main body. lie was the
first TO rrv ont for emanci patton; he was
the first TO demand suffrage for Tie freed
man, and now he is the first to declare in
favor of impeachlng The President.
Does any one suppose that tie Radi'
Gals would be content, even If the cOnsil.
luliona amendment were sdoPted by eve.
~ Southern State Is il supposed By
any one that they would then be willing
to accord representation to the Southern
States No; the party is necessarily az,
gressive. 1t must 60 on from one de-
gree OF radIcalsm to another until il is
stopped in its course, and then liz SScod
will come. The conservative people Of
tie country should ponder over AMI re.
Acct upon This subiec, now, for radical,
ism, like plant, must either grow and
strengthen or wlher and decay. and II he
people desire 10 cher& j. before great mis-
chief be done, they have now no time 10
lose"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

o., The dedication of The "S!onewall
Cemetery" a, Winchester, on the 25lh
instant, bids fair 10 be an extensive ar
Sangement. The interment Of the bodies
Of General Turner Ashby and Captain
Richard Assby, will take place early in
the day. after which addresses will be
made by Ex-Governor Wise and other
distinguished speakers. An AMPLE col
laIion will be provided near The grounds,
tina. all may procure refreshments that
desire 10 do so.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

IG- The narrative Of The adventures OF
The gallant Mosby, on which Major John
Scott has been engaged for sometime, is
now nearly ready for The press. The
Richmond Enquirer has secured the priv.
lIege of publishing some chapters from
the forthcoming volume in advance OF
the appearance of the book. a chapter
from the book will be found on the frsl
page of our paper this morning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

g. Upwards Of dozen fatal cases Of
cholera occurred in Baltimore during the
past week. and al directly ,rsceable 10 in
temperance and indscreiion in eating and
drinking. L, is thought by The physi-
clans Of The city that nothing Of an cpl.
demic will occur, and ,ha, by discretion
and care exercised on the par, of the cit.
liens, i! will entirely subside in few
days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

Is, u has been suggested by Mr.. G..
l.. Crsnmer. Trustee Of Wssl Virginia.
lcr The Anuelam National Cemetery, tia!
on the day OF election. box be placed
a. the polls throughout The Ssa!e,in which
shall be deposited such contributions as
persons may feel disposed TO contribute,
to aid in the completion of the An,ielam
Cemetery.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

NG- The Rev. Isaac Gibson, who has
ably minislered to the people oil Charles
town. during the past six years. has re-
ceived and accepted call TO the Episco'
pal Church Of Beaver Dam, Hanover
county, Va. MIR. Gibson. i. will be re
membered, was once connected with the
M. E. Church, and filled the charge o.
Sbepherdstown. for two years prevlou:
TO the war, with much success and abll
ily.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

y" THE LApI's FRIEND The October
number Of hls charming periodical, opens with
. beautiful and suggestive engraving, illuStra-
tive Of tic interesting story Of Hugh MaXweil'9
Heir. The double co'orcd steel Fashion Plate
IS as elegant and refined as usual. The other
illustrations refer to the Positions, and lady 5
work, such rs the Work Basket with Pockets
Dress with Waist and removal Basque, Cane
zon Of Tu,e and Lace, Riding Habits, Siamois
Bonnet, Trianon Bonnet, Sc, 81. The Music
is tie Queen OF Summer. Among the literary
contents We notice Second Love, by Mrs. Hos
ner; The Magic OF the Sunbeam: The Story Of
a Proud Heart, BY Gabrielle Lee; The Bache-
Tor Answered, by Matte Dyer Brtls; The Dis
puted FairWony, hy Auber Forester; White!
Time, by Florence Percy, author OF Roe. Ne
To Sleep; Editorials, Receipts, Fashionable IN
telIigence, SC.
Price - 80 a year, copies $500; s copies
(and one gratis SIC. Specimen numbers will
be sent for Ii cents.
Address Deacon s Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

General Orders No. 50, leom The Navy
Department. promulgated Friday. are"
fellows Nv IN. RInggo!d Cooper. 10"
an acting ensign IN 'he navy, having
been convicted of JeftauJIng the Govern
menl OF large Sums Of money. by means
OF forged papers. will be considered
dshonotsbIy discharged from The set'e'
by his arrest for The said offence"
Mr.. Isaac S. HOugh, the proprietor o
Housh's Wooden Factory, in Loudoun
county, Va, most worthy aud exceheD,,
citizen, committed suicide on Fnfsy "
last week, by cutting his throat. Hes!
pecunisry losses sustained during Tue w..
are supposed 10 have so operated up''
.bis mind Is 10 have led 70 his HagIc sh''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

@T BY an advertisement, in to.day's
issue il will be seen that our friend Lloy d
Leckllder has opened a new Clothing.
Hat, Cap, Boot and Shoe Store. He is a
new candidate Tor public favor, and We
trust he may be literally supported.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

lT an Interesting revival Of religion is
IN progress in Newtown.under The charge
OF Rev. J. II. March. Many have pro.
lessed conversion, aud lhe altar is nightly
GROVE ed with penilenis. So says the
Winchester Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

Is The Council Of the Corporation oi
Winchester have bill under their con-
sldeTslion, providing for the redemption
Of its notes issued during the war. Can
not The Council Of Shepherj,Iown bring
about a similar provision
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
As john Minor Bous stepped from ;

As john Minor Bous stepped from a
train Of cars al jersey Cuy on Thursday
evening last. he wac informed by the con,
ducror lhat tla baggage, which was ~ he
car could rot be removed uruI tie tram
reached the Ma-k,t street. depot he al
tempted 10 step upon lie car, which was
/ IN no.ion, and IN 50 doing he slipped,
nearly lJiI.ng under the wheels. lie was,
however, only IluIc bruised. Mr.. Bolts,
.repGrls hat ne robbed in Baltimore, at the
railroad depot, Of $40 and some valuable
papers.
On Friday morning last, as Dan Cas-
iIe!lO's crrcus 80 on is way down the
river, on the steamer Winnlsimme'. from
Alexandra, bound for Aqua Creek, the
female ;ou. which was sick while at A.
exandfia. died. She was the principal
performing animal, and as guile Old.
II is stated ,hai the monthly report Of
the pubhc'deb for September Will show
decrease Of about fifteen million dollars IN
The Indebtedness, ard large increase III
tie specis on hand.
The Conservative procession at Balu-
more Thursday nighi was hred INTO by
crowd of rowdies ralIying 10 the cry Of
"Rip.Rsps." Two persons were slight,
iIy wounded. The roadIes were irnIaied
by sigh! of a coffin carried in the process
sion and labelled John l.. Thomas and
! ThaG. Stevens overcoat"
PURCHASE OF AN leland Long Is.
land, in Princess Anna, Va. recently pur-
chased BY Hon. Ben. Wood. of New
York, contains 500 acres, 300 Of which
are under cultivation, or susceptible OF
cultivation, aad The balance in msrth and
overflowed lands. The cost was 1920.
( The island lies between Tie Back Bay
and the ocean, and is great ducklng
spot. Olher winged game is also plentI
| full. is the Intention Of Mr.. Wood 10
build and add other attractions 10 the is.
land.-NOJok Juginian.
! The question Of reputation is being
discussed in the Virginia paper. The
Slate debl Of old Virginia is aoouI G42,
100000 ,he assets, il Ihe hands Of the
State Treasurer, consisting principally Of
railroad stocks, amount 10 about 5 5000,
600 the present population Of lie STATE
is about one and quarter n'lIdons-oi
Ihese hall million sie freedmen. The
mineral and agricultural wealth CT the
Sla'e is incalCuIabIe. and III the hands OF
an industrious and energetic people would
WELD a revenue that would speedily set
lie the question Of so!vency.
"Mucu HuRT !"-bs he aftornoon
wsy.traIn was coming from Baltimore Ses.
terday, the conductor. calling cut tie
names Of wsv.siatiOns, shouted IN explo.
sive tones, "Jessup's Cut! WAS he
much huu 7" inquired demure.lookinp
passenger, whereupon there was gentle
smoker. and the conductor proceeding TO
another car, called oul IN lower key,
"Jessup's Cu.."-H'ash Star.
We saw venerable Looking cow yes.
lerdsy, Gays he Cincinnati Herald, eating
pine saw-dusl, under The Impression That
IL as bran. She didn'I find out her mis-
take until night. when il was found that
she gave .urPsnline instead Of milk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

o. In consequence Of the improving
health of Judge Hall, the October term Of
our Circuit Court may be expected 10
convene in this town, on Monday the
18th instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

Ge Dr.. John A. Sraith, having been
elected 10 Chair in The College Of Med.
lcine. a, Baltimore, the university Of
Maryland. removed 10 that place on
Tuesday last. So says The Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

IT, We are under obligations 10 our
friend William H. Byers, of The firm OF
Cannon & Byers, Louisville, Ky, for.
mery of this town, for files Of papers re.
ceiYed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

The National lnieilsencer sounds the
note OF warning. II says "A project Is
on foot for The overthrow Of constitution
al liberty in The Uniled States. We
charge The class of partisan zeaols, know
as Radical leaders, with composing an
early and violent overthrow of the Gov
eminent. They know tina. this charge is
uue."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

LETTER FROM MRS. JEFF. DAvIs.-The
Charleston Courier OF September 29,
says: From a private leler which We
have received from The eslimabe wife OF
lie distinguished prisoner al Fortress
Monroe, we learn with inexpresslble re-
gre, that his health continues TO decline.
and ,ba, the pecuniary circumstances OF
his family are becoming very embdTrss-
sing. Nothing is known 10 Mrs. Davis
OF me probable future of her us6snd, and
we confess we see IIIle encouragement
10 hope for his early release.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
Nrm5 1tcn1s.

com IleIed his history o. bI5 ' ANY Yam
pagn and las il nov IN press. II VIII
be issued in a short tire. 1t is said TO
be written in good style.
The Richmond Wing says ave call
upon the country to note the iac' mat me
suggestion of civil var $50 much talked
about did not. and does not cone ttom
the South. The voice OF the Sou'h is Tor
peace"
The President has removed one hun
bred and sixty Ihree Radicals POsIma''ers
and twenty five Route Agents to make
room for bat number Of Conservatives TO
help suston 1.-The government
Forty miners from Montana arrived al
81. Joseph Yesterday, having nearly q.
million dollars in golG dist in their pos
session.
Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, has pledged
himself moi to 90 to sleep until he has
drawn bill $ of impeachment.
A 10, of bright yellow leaf tobacco was
sold al the Tobacco Exchange in Rlch-
,nond Yesterday, al The unprecedented
price OF one thousand dollars per hundred
pounds.
Mrs. #. J. Jackson and daughter are
now on a VISIT TO Lexington.
Fifty. four members Of Congress are 10
he elected ON The OH Of Ocluber in Ohio.
Indiana. and enns,lvauia.
~, rt l.,
r. H.is are now IL '"e 1Eot9 u .u; Wv
Un,'7u "'"'rS dOo"' e'g''y -u'0 "l'''i0"
JULIUS J." go'o'
Genera d. Leadbetter, late Of the !
Confederate army. died OF apoplexy al
Clinton, Canada West, recently. He be.
IongeG TO Mobile, and ItIl con siderable
SUN Of money and valuable effects where
lie died.
Gen. Grants pay is SlS.67S per year.
and Lieut.. Gen. Sherman's $l3.5l6
Each is allowed fry horses. A Major
General gets So, 500 per year. AVID is al
'"''e" "'I ,''rTFS' nc pay % r''g''
'ief Is % oio'oV'
&C.! ,'" Gay ''"'" d W." !" . ..''''"
"{'',"s, "s," ", ,I ," ,',',, anaL .bnn,
s' '...' "''' o,Y 81 Wv
Mrs h'nc0!' II IS s,a'eu' las e"SasFo
room" 81 me Me'F"P"'l'a" iio'e'' I've"
YORK. Tor me "'"'eF'
Gen. PriicharA. who captured JeT.
Dav,, ia. a republican candidate for Con,
.r,exs Irrn Aiirhigap.
,rh. ,,rcLb,r, Nevseavs that the
planters in that section have generally FIN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

g. Or. James Logic requests US to
withdraw his name from the list of can.
6idates for the Legislature.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
rhe Funeral Of Gen. Ashby.

Tie remains # Gen. Turner Aslby
will reach Charleslown next week. and
will be kept there until the morning OF
the Oath. The following noIe has been
forwarded US for publication by the Char
man of The committee 10 superlniend 'he
removal of tie body
1.-The pail besIers OF General Turner
Ashby will NEE, in Char!estown on " ed
nesday, the "a h, al 10 o'clock, A. M','o
proceed with the body to Winchester. All
who may be prevented from meeIIog IN
Charlestown will meet at The Episcopal
Church in Winchester on Thursday
morning, The 22lh, al 10 O'Clock.
r. w. BAYLOR, Chairman"
PaN.Bearers for Gen. .4Shby.
Col. r. Fl Dulaney. Col o. r. Fun.
stem, Col. r. w. Bayor,Col. +. b. Mas
sic, Col. Preston Chew, Cspt. John Hem
derson, Capt. J. Q. WinghtId. DR.. A. p.
Burns, Of Md, Major Holmes Conrad
Capt DsngerfieId, Capt. D. Humphreys
It. Col. Dan. Hatcher, Col. A. w. Har'
nan. Col. C. +. O'Fcrrall. Major Ed.
Mcdonald, Capt. PhiIpot, Of Md. Capt.
Benz. Champion. Col. f. V. White, :. DR..
j. West. Asst. Surg Capt. WIN. Tur-
ner, DR.. L. l.. SeuIe, 1t. J. II. Williams
Pail Bearers for Capt. .Ash6y.
Col. W. Harness, Capt. II. c. Key,
kendall, Capt. WIN. Miller. C"pt. John
Pendleton, Capt. James Marshall, Capt.
Walter Bowen, Capt. Horace Buck, Capt.
George Bay Tor. Capt. E. V. Randolph,
Lieut.. E. B. Mautor, Col. Harry Gilmor,
Can't. Nef.-Umchesier Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

GTEENBACKs NOT A LEGAL TENDER
In the Circuit Court Of Baltimore on Sat-
urday, Judge Alexander decided The scI
Of Congress making greenbscks legal
tender unconstitutional and void, an as
sumption Of power not granted by the
States TO their agent, the General Gov
eminent, and the court IN argument puts
the important query-can Congress con-
vert paper into gold and silver! An aP.
neal from The decision will be taken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

- @a The Pos! Office at Cas,leman's
Ferry, Clarke county, Va, is re.es,ab-
lished, and MIS-. HaIrie, iiough appoint
: ed Pos,nistIess.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
Lees Rock

The grounds comprising the AntIeiam
Cemetery, near ShaEpsbOrg, Md, was
the spot occupied by General Lee and
his staff during The tsI'le of AnIriam, and
rock pIotrudug about three feet above
Tie surface. has been pointed Out 10 al.
visitors as the one on which General Lee
stood aud viewed the progress Of the bal.
lie. 1t was from this rock that he issued
his orders. II ose who took part in the
hs! IL usually take their position upon
this rock 10 poin! out 10 their friends The
farm house to ;he left in which General
McCl,!.ou had has headquarters, the
Burnside Bridge to the rIghs, and n9no's
Mountain III the distance, on The apex o.!
wnIch ihe sa''an, general of that namr
fell MORALLY wounded earl y III The baIIle.
In short. all the points Of interest are spe'
clally visible i:om "Lee's Rock
At The meeting Of the Board Of Com
m,ssioneFs representing ie~ Of tie oia!es
held al Sharp.b"rg last spring, vote was
taken on the question Of leaving Lees
Rock stand, when it WAS, by close vote,
decided to have ii blown % and removed.
At meeting on Thursday evening last,
held in tbs city, on pn;ion Of Tie Com
missioner tom Wcsl Virginia, seconded
by New YORK. the order 10 destroy '!r
rock Vas rcsciodeh, and il VAS decided
that j, should remain. The majority. IN
thus deciding, considered Lees Rock q
historical mark oi he bsi'lehrld, that
must always prove Of interest, especially
10 The visitor from a distance, who ioI
the first time, view he field Of this most
sarguinarv ba!,le.-Baiiimore Timer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

&sp Persons employed by the Govern
ment, have, for several days PAST, been
: Engaged in removing the remains OF Fed
eraI soldiero46 R,exsd in this place and
l,aahe sauosazs5S ahborhoe ~ hey
are taken 70 asxess me jnlffssd in
the National Cemetery, prepared there
by the Government. The majority Of
the graves in this vicinity were marked
hunknown."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

CURE FOR NEURALGIA-A California
paper says: Sometime since we publish.
eG, at The request Of friend, receip, TO
cure neuraIgla. Half drschm of sal am
monla, in an ounce OF camphor wafer, 10
be taken leaspoonful a, dose, and the
dose repeated several times al intervals Of
five minutes, if the pain be not relieved
at once. Half dozen different persons
has since tried the receipt. and in every
case an immediate cure was effected. In
one, the sufferer, lady, had been effect
ed for more than a week, and her Physi-
clan was unable 10 alleviate her suferlngs
when a solution Of sal ammonia in cam
phor wafer relieved her in few minutes.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-01

Collector of Stat, and County taxes
20d 220dnFFYit. FFit.Gs,aiiilsse Gs,aiiilse Advertisement cxpres> =
the names of ;he following tracts or ?.
ce's Of land the amount Of taxes due
thereon, together with the names Of the
pc, sons cEa.gcable with the same, to be
inserted in the Saint Mary's Guzctte,
newspaper published in Saint Mary's
County, once a week for and during fonr
weeks, notifying that, unless the State
and County taxes due on the said lands
hail be paid to the said Collector, within
The space Of thirty days after the pnbIlca-
tinn If the notice aforesaid is completed,
the land> aforesaid, or such parts thereof
As may be necessary to raise the sum due
thereon, shall be sod to the high St bid
der for the payment Of the same.
Que tract or parcel of land, called aud
known by the name Of
"CLIFTON FACTORY and COMBS
CHANCE"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-01
To the Teachers Of Public
Schools, Saint Mary's
County.

NOUR attention is invited to the fol
Z lqwinc declaration and requirements IS
of the New School Law, and to the conse-
quent notice.
"Nc person shall be employed as a
Teacher under this law unless holding the
certificate of qualification Issued by an au-
thorixrd examiner.
1T shall be the duty of the President
Of the Board of School Commissioners to
examine all candidates for the profession
of Teachers-and to give each person found
qualified certificate setting forth the
branches they arc competent to teach, but
10 certificate shall be granted without sat
isfac'ory evidence Of the moral character
Of the applicant"
Certificates of first grade embrace Or
biography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Geography, History, English Grammar.
Book keeping. Algebra aud Natural Phl~
losophy; AID the second grade embrace
MI the above named brsnchc, except Book
keeping, Algebra aud A-turul Philosophy
No applicant shall be examined as a
Tca7hrr, being male. under twenty years
of age and if a female, under eighteen
years # age
hereby give aotice that will be II
Leouard Town on TucS3"y 9'h instant,
and On .Nnd.ty, Tncfedly, H'c4neselty,
the % h. 30h and 3l,t t,inst. to examine
applicants for certificates Present Per
mits cx pre- 3lst of this month.
Respectfully,
JAMES BUNTING,
PrcSt B Sch'l Comrs..
ST. Mary's County
=, fl ISff Ot
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-01
JAMES II. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Lr0nnrato,rn. W
Has commenced the practice Of his profe.
sion in Ieonardtown, 81. Mary'S county. Md.
and vii. promptly attend to any LusneSs
entrusted to his care lie may always b,
found at the Office Of the Commissioner,
Court
Dec. lith, l965-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-01

WYE SELL. AND PURCHASE on CON-
w mission. REAL. ESTATE ot every de-
scrjptior. in the CITY of Baltimore. the Caun-
ties of MARYLAND and other States.-BOR-
ROW AND LOAN MONEY ON MORT
GAGE.-and attend TO COLLECTIONS Of
III kinds promptly.
OUR OFFICE is centrally and convcni-
entity located. with MI the appliances tor "A
thorough and energetic dispatch of business;
and we propose to- use all proper and availa-
bic means to present to the purchasing pub
lie and capitalist such property as may be N
nvr Iands for sale
If YOU want to SELL A FARM, HOUSE
'OR GROND RENT, inform Us of the fact,
and put it on our Books.
II YOU want to PURCHASE REAL ES-
TATE, of any kind, or lNNEHTi IN GROUND
RENTS or MOhTCAGES examine our
Books before You DO so.
Persons having lusiEcss III our line. are re-
pectfuIiy solicited to give us q call, or coni-
municate with US by letter CT .therwise.
CAKMAN & BOSlEl,
! No 3 CARRol.L HALL, (np stairs,
S. +. Corner Bait. and Cah ert streets
! BALTIMORE, Md
| Mar:h 30th, 1865-tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-01
REFEts so

In the Circuit Court for St Mary's County
sitting as a Court o. Equity.
No 10 y Equity
:pY virtue Of au:horit, vested in me, as
- Cl,rk Of the Circuit toert for st Ma
pry's County, by the "Codc-of Public General
Laws" II lhis State. It she.eby orIere,| thatthe
Report of g. Fred Naid,x, Trustee In
,hs case berathed and confirmed. unless cau>c
to the contrary be shown on or before the
third Monday Of March next provided,
a copy Of this order BE- inserted IN the Saint
Aarys Ga-etle. once 4 week for three sue
ccssive weeks prior 10 the tird Monday os
February next.
The rport states that the land sold Cor $50
JNO. \. CAMNLIER, Clk.
True copy-Ecst:
JNO. \. CAVALIER, Crk.
Dec y, IsG5-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-02-01
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3 acres,

COOP LUCK and KING 5 WISDOM,
continuing