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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
LIFE.
IwsIgrES BY JOHN II sURRArr IN 4 FRIENDS
ALBUM

wsIYTkS BY JOHN II. sURRArr IN PRIEE
ALBUM
Ny youthful tears havo all been shed,
Those April drops which aow.
Like springets from the mountains head,
And in the sunshine glow.
The tears Of youth have ceased TO gush,
Like nectar from mine eyes,
And, bitter ones instead brush
Away with sad surprise.
The currents of my life grow deep.
AS down the stream float.
And all its torrents widely sweep
Around my fragile boat.
Like some fair bird which wings its fight
Far up the azure sky,
Ny spirit scars with fond delight,
More glowing lights 10 try.
Then round my soul are quickly thrown
Clouds black with sorrows gloom,
Aud suddenly the winds do moan
Around some loved ones tomb.
Ny heart.is draped in darkest night.
Ny little bark is tossed,
IT'LL in my faithlessness and fright
Icry, II sink l'm LOST"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23

A yoUng man paying special attention
TO young lady, met with the following
incident during one OF his visits.
Being invited into the parlor to await
lhe lady's appearance, he entertained him
self as best be might for some time, and
was becoming weary, when llthe girl.
about five years Of age slipped in and be-
gan to converse with hin.
Il can always tell" she said, "when
you are coming to cur house"
lyon can ;" he replied, land how do
you tell it 3
"Why, when you are going to be here
sister begins 70 sing and get good. and she
gives me cake and pie, and anything
want and she sings so sweelIy when you
are here, and when Ispeak 10 her she
smiles 80 pleasantly. ! wish you would
stay here all The while, then ! would have
good tine. But when you 90 of. sis.
Ter is not good. She gets mad, and If
ask her for anything she slsps and bangs
me about"
This was poser for the young man.
"Fsols and children tell the truth, "
quoted he, and taking his hat returned no
more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
A winstIothe. belong to her Bu,bass.

Mrs. Mary +. Hughes, OF Middlesex county.
Va, was tried sometime since on charge OF
having stolen some wearing apparel from .
married lady Of that county, found guilty spd
sentenced TO the Stale PeDnentisry. The csss
came up on an appeal, at the last term OF tho
Supreme Court OF Va. The counsel foe the
prisoner claimed that the clothing stolen did Dot
belong 10 the person from whom il was charged
they had been taken, aud that therefore tts
charge was Il1gsL The Court, on last Friday.
Of tbe county, and dischargiog ibs prisoner, cS
the ground that ,he clothing did not belong .
the wife, but were the property OF her husbshh-
BY this decnion great many husbsnds srs
better ofthsn they supposed, for 10 NOT sfev
instances, the WIFE, clothing constitute The bnlk
Of the estsie. -.- ' --" ~ lHt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
Song or a Modern Beau.

A1R-Belieye me if all those endeariDg
young charms.
Believe me if all tha, great wad OF false
hair,
Which thou wears, on the back OF thy
head,
Like fairy gifts, faded and lef. nothing
there,
But The cov'ring that nature had spread,
Thou would's, be more admired than this
moment thou art.
lie, thy hair be as ,hin as it may;
For TO nature at fault when we'd beauty
impaIi,
Bu, more plainly The faults We display.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
THE UNCONSCIOUS ORPHAN,
Mother, | have found a tear

Mother, have found tear
In your eve How came it there'
More are coming-now they chase
One another down your face.
How feel your bosom heave!
What does make you sob and grieVe
Let me wipe your tears away,
Or ! cannot 60 and play
Why is father sleeping so!
Put me down and let me 60
Let me go where can stand
Near enough to reach his hand
Why, it feels as stiff aad cold
As piece OF ice to mold !
Lift me up to kiss his cheek,
Then, perhaps, he'll wake and speak.
Mother. oh it isn't he,
For he will not look at me
Father hadn't cheeks so white
See, the lips are fastened light,
Father alw sys spake and smiled,
Calling me his darling child )"
lie would give anu ask kiss
When came-but who is this
II it's father, has he done
Speaking to his darling one
Will he never, ueycr moro
Know and love me as before
Could he hear hat We have said
Tsll me. " hat is being dead ,
OF ne doesn't breathe a breath
Mother, what's The cause Of death d!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
The Hope OF Nan.

Final success-lhe joy Of life's riPs
harvest is the goal Of our human hopes.
No wise or thoughtful man will live
merely for to-day. The pilgrim wh"
seeks home is not content 10 lingcr aud
loi,er for The mere flowers beside his wsy.
The sower looks onward to 6tlds white
and ready for the sickle. WISDOM has
regard TO The grand issue. The triumph
or the pleasure Of today is nansi,ory.
We wan, hope ihs. does not 'ink With
the setting sun. The true success in life
is that which does not fail the evening Of
our days or leave them 10 blight our bar.
rcnnPss. We wan, that shout Of thar.
vest home" that will not die into silence
with the fainling breath, but make pas.
sage Of The grave a whispering gallery
where heaven and earth talk together. We
want something that will reach beyond
ond lhe things Of the present.
that will take hold on eternity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
Our Pilgrim age.

We are passing toward final rest oOr'
selves. Do not regret it if 'he eyes grow
dim. You will see better by and by. II
The e ar is growing heavy, do not be sor'
~. Ii your youth is passing, and your
beauty fading, do not mourn. 1t your
hand rembles and your foot is unsteady
with age, be not depressed in spirit. With
every impediment, with every sign OF tie
taking down Of this tabernacle, remember
lha,il is the Striking the tent Iha, The
march may begin, and when next you
pitch your tabernacle, it shall be on un
disturbed shore. and that thtre, Nth eyes
unwe, with tears, through an atmosphere
cndimmed By clouds. and before God
unveiled and never TO be wrapped IN dark
ness any more-ihai lhefe. looking back
upon this world OF ignorance, and suffer,
ing. and trouble, and upon the hardsnlps
of the way, you will with foil and dis
cernng reason, liIl up your voice and give
thanks to God, and say, "There was not
one trouble too much; there was not one
sorrow TOO piercing" And you will
thank God, in lha, and, for the very
things that wiring Tears from your eyes IN
this. Look then, to that better land, out
OF all the trouble of the way, sigh tor It,
pray for it, prepare for iI,and enter into IL,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23

A LETTER WRITTEN BY THOMAS JET
FERsoS LITTLE WHILE BEFORE HIS
DEATH.-"This letter will, to you, be as
one from the dead. The writer will be
in the grave before you can weigh lis
copusels. Your afecIionate and excel.
lent father has requested that | would ad'
dress to you something which might pos.
sibly have favorable influence on the
course Of life you have to run; and l. too
as a name.sske. feel an interest in thai
course. Few words will be necessary,
with good disposition on your part
Adore God. Reverence and cherish your
parents. Love your neighbHrs as your
self. Be Just. Be true. Murmur not
al the ways Of Providence. So shall the
life into which you have entered be III
portal of eternal and inevitable bliss. And,
If TO The dead il is permitted TO care for
the things Of this world, every action Of
your life will be under my regard. Fare
we'll
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23

WHAT CONSTITUTES GRNTLsNAN.~-
The late Judge Tslfourd. in . cave tried
at Bristol As.izes. shortly before bis sud
den death, thus defined The character OF .
gentleman The evidence proved ihsi
The defendant. while in the theatre. had
said 10 the plaintiff, do no, speak 70
me | am gentleman. and you ere
usdesmsn. "GenilemsR." fsid ths
learned Judge, "is a term which does 10,
apply TO any sIaion. The man Of rank
who deporls himself with dignity sbd
csndor, and The irsdesmsn who dischssfss
Ihe dunes OF life with honor and inieefr
ly. are alike entitled To u; nay, the hum.
blesI artisan, who iul6Ils The obligations
cast upon him with virtue and honor, 10
more entitled 10 the name OF gentleman
than The man who could indulge In Of.
fensive and ribsld remarks, however high
his station" ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
How NoRIHras Mfs Ams TaxArsp.

How NoRTBERs MEk Aae TaEATsD.
Several 'NmIh'rn Men, Who have re-
rtndy inspected lands in this section.
have declared that ibey are treated better
by the people here than hey sss ., homo.
They sxptsss sorpiise that no ebs srsss 10
m ode for horse feed, Logging or Essls.
when they STOP 81 private hoesss in
the country. They say the people %
home have very fslss notions in sessvt W
us. The persistent lslseboods Of thirty
years. OF course. have made 40 impress
sion which il sill take lime 70 eofseL-
FIsdsriek.burg Ntws. lssvs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23

The lady sho did MOI think il rsspseis.
bls 10 bring her chiIdrsn up 70 wost. hss
lately heard from her sso sons, Oss &.
,hem is bsrkeepes ON . 6sttoois ~
,be o.ber 10 steward in bfisk-yssd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
Funny Names for Girls.

The Buffalo Commercial says that a
gentleman Of that city who returned IRON
San Francisco 10 New York some months
since on the steamer ocesn Queen, re.
lsies that among he passengers was a
family named Brown. The husband and
vile had lived IN Nebraska, emieraled TO
California snA afterwards removed 10 Ne
vsda. After having made his "pile" in
The Wasboe SILVER mines. Mr.. B. was re.
turning 10 the home of his youth, Rhode
leland. The Browns were blessed with
three daughter,, named respectively Ne
hrsska Broxn, California Brown and Ne.
vsJa Brown. Mrs. Brown would fre-
quenlIv say TO 4 C eldest daughter. Tome
here Nebrs-ks, and bring California and
Nevada with you,' causing much minh
among The passengers.
Very GooD.-The following scene oc.
Cured al tie colored opera house 10 Rich
mond few nights ago:
Tin-Npw, look. hrre, niger. can
you tell me the difference between o
mans Occupation and bis business
Josh Why, 'lsint no difference. A
man. occupation i. his business. and his
business - bls occupation.
Tim-N0T. Niger. - you fool
Ain't JEFF Davis !" occupation Of Fort
ress Monroe, and is he got any business
dsr7 saT
Josh-Ds, niger always wss smsrs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23

A German brewer died sfss dsys
siDre in 81. Louis. leaving 81 10 ssch Of
his children. and $500. 900 10 bic widow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23
Taxes.

The law recently passed by cur Legls'
ls,ure made some important changes In
the ID alter OF tax collecting and .ax.psy-
ing. The lsw sulhurIzed the sheriff or
collector TO meet The taxpayers ss some
public place in each township, and re-
qui,ed to allow the tsxPsyers discount
of q per cent. ou lhe Stale tax only
which is small proportion Of lie lakes
ususlly collected by 'hs sheriff. and con
seouen,ly tie discount did Mt amount to
asufficienl inducemenl for iax-psyets to
take any pains to avail themselves OF II.
There was no provision in ihe old law
70, any penalty to be imposed on those
who failed TO pay their taxes, but hey
could worry the collector by cau-'ng hiIn
TO make srip after uip.
The new law obliges the Sheriff or
Collector to post bis Lo'ices at az least
six different places in each township oi
The county, and to meet the people Tor
two days at each place, and allow Them
discount, of % per cent. on the whole a.
noun, of taxes. This requires the Col.
lec,er 10 advertise that he will again meet
the taxpayers of the township within 30
days after he has kept his first appoint
ment, bu, shall allow no discount. The
tax. payers who do mol avail themselves OF
the privilege Of meeting The Collector and
obtaining the discount, nave until the 3lsi
day Of December in which 10 pay 10 the
Collector their taxes. but if they defer The
payment unliTa after ths, time. they are
compelled 10 pay in addition 10 their tax
ss. fee per cent
First, there is sd inducement for lax.
payers 10 be prompt, and second. if they
are negligent and careless abou, i, and lei
,heir taxes 60 unpeid until the last day in
the year, there is penalty Inflicted.
The scb9ol tax. both Tor schools and
building. is hereafter collected by the
Township treasurer OF each township,
end consequently does not 60 into the
County treasury as herelofore.-Wheei-
ing IaIs!hgencer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-23

A story is told Of soldier. who sbou,
one hundred and fifty years ago, was lIo-
zen in Siberia. The last expression re
made vas, "ll is eX-." He then lroze
as stiff ss marble. In he summer Of
1860 some French physicians found him.
after having lain frozen for one hundred
and 6l,v years. They gradually iha~ed
him, and upon animation heine restored.
he concluded liis sentence snh "ceeding-
iy cold ~ q >-4r
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

Td TlHC, FORMER / 0.rNf,p lt,F
ST4 pE.S Nv So ntPp St'Ot.ST'H

\
70 TIE, TDR.mER 0,ryEpSl
SI4VE.S ~ Ssf' .H-tRr SJ'OrSTH
'Psii {. uadrr ':,"s I. a,..s.I,,i "a .tCca2AiS-
L SIoNER OF SLAVE STATISTICS"
an act ot sfs G.aeraE Assembly. ,n,, datka An
Ac.,o rpv'de :or taking and psrps,,nsslnS st.s
evidence of,h. number of e. h>>ns h.|a ,osla
hor ard serve. ,a,ih. STATE d. -Nas ytand sand
smai&pa,ed by III. Ccnssits ts.,icn sfe,, ,,ied h., shs
var 1861. ,snd by whom anch prfsoas were
held
HEREBY GIVES NOTICE. tina, h. his
bonded and qualified and hss entered upon has
da;aes as ufaresa's.&Hs viii visit raci. slvS,,on
distr'ai IN The coansy, as rsgmssd by iaw, AZ
h. piecss~aad.on the d,ys herssofoos named.
from Ae,o 'cioek,a m and j clock p IN each
dav - = F~a@a s~,
lsSMbew 81 ls,saK. sSrenr, 10 $, Inv
ins,ani, nad renaia thssf iass-a, ;hs FtsE. III
ape district. on fhuraday, che 3l;sf~ instant.
ar remain III days. -'
! AT The CLrsroS FAcroRr. IN she Factory
| district, on Monday. the t7,h a! Janr next. AMI
remain three d,ys---s: he OAK SroKr, IN s,,,ls
district, on fhur sday. The 2Gt. of Jung .AsAt.
| anl remain tarqv days.
A, LeoxAnDrow \ I'm Iona. d:owns asstrric,.
IN hondav, theAlst nf Iotv, and sreen;n s,x
| dtys--a,the lEAp o. Sr, clsstgsr = .aY. IN
same district, on VI liday ,..- Ssh .: JULY, and
rex ain dire, days.
J AZ tH\rTico, III tna2:ca its.tlc'. on Mon
d3y, ihr Oh 81 \ .ly'is', aai reh,tIa SIX dsys
1t GuARLorTe Hall. IN Chsllntt- Hall DIS
'1Ict, oa NonIAy. thr I9;h oi August, ana re-
ft!ln s.N days. E.
A. z / SfALetSG's NFarc, IN P'tnHes!: dis
t iric', IN MONDAY, ile @ai 10: >i"ntshiber, AID
/ re,nHiIl SIX days.
t lhe tl'r OF the law and T.. ,,rtulnh,e OF the
SANE, .4y forth The "ti,.; ut ..l,tl ,he ne
&c sity for il. nassage. i ',r; u uir ;te.,u-
lie says
''l'ha, ,he State ~ }L1ry.,al has Il good,
! ,;.Al and illst r!1,n a.-A ihc Goy.rnnls f., 81
he uuitr' Staes tur rea.ai,aoe and ndoluaae
eorni eaa ,:rn 's IA, saru !soao:iy, ANA thar i
, !sh srst g ae IVA '.e. that ;4e s''etersl Gov
e.nm -n:. ~ii.n III, passion. vzyr,I ~ tn. Ate
unhappy ci,d VI; sha bha>e .su5SiJe l.. '3it .y
clsu.zs ur lusta>. 4 ties M 1iaic, ;..,lld .ui
@.fy e,9i.t 49,. ...ur,.e,. Iuty in r,yayA {,
=. -
.hc .:.N provides tor ,,iii requires tae follow
, lns facts
| Nh. il,t,i;es .; Ii, former oye..rr. a; th un,
II ti.= Adoption vi ,.,cuIist!:>.tl,i IN Ia, yt.r
,,4
.''rAc n,,nci, nu,.lh.r, Az, sex ANA phva,ca!
condition ut anci, siaTrs ,.!iey:,>r ,!!ry were
slaves Iog lie os tor Il tenn oi ycata, uni ho.
many years; whether they haze been enlisted
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
rIGHNlE j SiaijAlII
ItII|.IIIII'y CO\TIlI'I'.


more or less.
This Land is cliribiy located III tby SD
Election District Of Saint Msry IS Cn'iht
bot q few urles from I,eo1nmltowr, -a4d
has an abundance If timber upo,. It
Tho Dwelling and cut houses arc good
and The a1ab', land is in fair state of
cultivation anl Improvement
Terms ot Sale. IS prescribed BY the De
cree, are II Two huuhcd dollars III cash
on tl,c day Of saR' arrl the, balance in
f, guai instalu.snts at twelve and eighteen
months credit, the purcharcr to give bonds
fer the deferred payments. with security
10 hc approved hy the Trustees. and 70
bear interest from the day Of sale
When all ;he purchase money shall DC
paid, ,he Trustees viii execute deed to
the purchaser, free, clear aud discharged
from ~ claims of ,he parties TO this suit
and Of those calming uud,, them.
SPALDING.
Ii G COMES.
JAS s DOWNS.
Trustees
,Tune Is. tS61 +
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
No. /. ,.>-o
Schonck's ScaWeed Tonic.

This medicine, invented by nr Il Schenk
Of Philadelphia. intrnlsd to dss Give the food
anis mako i into chime the first process OF de
ges:ion Ily cleansing the Stomach with
Sch ench 5 Mandrake PnIs, the I onic nooa re
stores the appetite aad food tina, coI!,! no, bs
eaten 'tte:ore using il viii be easily di;e .ed.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schcuck' =.
Pur.onc Syrup unless the stomach and is~r
"a made healthy md the appetite rcs,ore,!, hence
the Tou!c and Pills are required IN nearly every
case .,f CONSUMPTION. A half dozen bottles of
tie SEA WEED TONIC aud three or four box
* OF the AlAH!3EAKE. PILLS will cur, any
ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
DIR Schturk r@kcs ptocssiona! visits IN New
York, Boston, and st his pnncipI! Office in
Philadelphia every week See daily papers of
each plnce, or his pamphlet Oh consumption .ur
his days for visitation.
Phase ohserve, when rurchdca,;. th;, tho
two lil,caesscs Of the Doctor, on. when in :. -
las, sta.,.: Of Consumption, and the other Rs h~
nav "a, III per.t, helll, ar, oa the Government
ltaInu. ~
Sold by all Druggists and n,q;,srs, price
81 81 isr ho'ti:, or $50 tie h.lt.dyzen al
le;tcla ttr aIvir, should i, ellr1se seed TO D. =.
>c7enck's rrinrlpa! ofico. No IS North G,h
Sireet, pnilad,it,h!a In. General Who'.sale
Accents D.nies Barnes ~ Co, y y, S :
iiauce. Baltimore, Md; .hh1 u Tarke. Gin
clunli WoIlcr d 1ayior, Chicago, Ill.,. Co:
ms brue ~ l.ais, Mo.
Jan - ls.ST-=iy-.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
TERMS OF SALE.

as prescribed by the decree. are One
tairi Of the purchase money in cash on
the day OF sale. aud the residue, IN equal
instalmeutS. at one and two years credit
the purchaser. OF purchasers, 10 give
bo,dS, for the deferred payments, with
security to be approved 'y ia Trustee.
aad 70 bear interest rrom the day Of
sale.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
~ as'cnouse,
5Dl acres.

cc Z "a ~ SbCS
more or less.
They o3;oin each other and will be soi'
.i, pacatclv, each tract possessing the same
natural advantages and each binding on
the patuxent River.
On "scc'ch Neck" there is q comfort
able FRAME DWELLING, MEAT
NOUSE. COOP .STABLE, THREE
EARNS, SC. There arc 10 buildings
u "Du53,it'- Neck"
These lauis are beautifully located are
of fine soil and susceptible of rapid and
permanent improvement.
They nre within one milo Of B.le's
Wharf, ct which Steamers. to md from
Baltimore, touch tri-weckly, during ct
lcas, tcn months Of the year.
The soil of these lands is well adapt
cd TO the culture of grass and frnits.
and there is :, young PEACH and AP-
PIE ORCHARD Of Five Hundred Trecs
now planted OH the premises.
They lie contiguous to inmonac DC
| poSlts oi the hne6s oysters, aud one
hundred thousand bushels could be bed
deG or planted On the chores
Fish of every description abound i'll
TIE surrounding waters, aud the Ale
wife Fishery, during the Fall months.
has been a very profitable business fc-
tie past several years
Ahout fifty acres Of each cf thcsn tracts
of land are set in OAK. CHESNUT and
PINE TIMBER, aud half milo oi
fence will enclose 'he cptire premises
from tldc water to t!do water
Vhc residue of these lands, about
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

sitting rs / Couit Of Equity.
N. 50 y Eq4itv
Eel virtue OF authority >eSt,i IN ne. ns
! Clerk # the Circuit Court for 81 Mary :
County, hy the Code 81 putlic General
Laws u this State. il ' hel.hY oI,l-re,I fhl.
fho hcpcrl Us6l y q Fre'..NlJlnx Tru~t5e
il t,s, oausr. to 1"l.rcl anj toulirn II. uales..
cause IA tho coutrAs! lie shown en- Icf.,rc the
first Monday Of Arg, nox' provided COW
nj this rfel,T IVA Published IA the Saint Masy' 's
GAZETTE once a week tof three successive
w.eke pri6g 70 tht frss Monday OF Aug. nsxt
The report stage tho land sold far Se;', !.
$50 y CAtiA,.IEH. trA
Iiae copv-1,e
'Ho \ cAGALlEN. trk.
ilra - l,n. 10y
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

Ia the Circuit tour: i,t st .ll,ry's r,un'y.
oit:!o:' as Court u. Equity.
No, $50 \. T..
rY virtue Of authority vtst..I-ln me Is Cier,
y Of tho Circuit Court for st. Nays county,
hy the Code OF Public general flaws" ofthis
State il is hereby ordered, that the Report
of X c Combs an9 JAS 5 Downs, Trustees,
filed ia this c;s,,aa. be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 70 the contrary be shown
on Or before the first Monday OF Aug. next ;
,royidei q copy Of this order be inserted Ii
the St Marys Gazette once week for three
successive weeks piior to the first -uontay
Of Avg next.
The report states the land sold for S2985-
JNO 4 CAMALIER, Cfk.
True copy-Tcst;
JNO a CAVALIER. Crk
June 90, ls67-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
=, .NpTIDE.

A Ii persons are hereby f5rcvarnsj
( "a frcm trcsfrassirc IN any isann"r
upou the Farm called "Chickahrm,ny,
ou WHICH | now reside. Fersous disr,-
lnrlire thr notice. Will havn the law
strlctly enforced against them
kOBT n HERBERT
June IS, 1867 3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
NOTICE 10 CREDlvNES

NOrinE 10 CPEDlToE@.
MsO1ICE.ls h,reuy gwen that ,Ae suh7cr-
81 n.i has pb,Hlned from the trlhHn5 Cour:
Il -, Mnry'a county, III Mary!nnd letters oi
adm1nrs.ja atom on the personal estate OF MARY
+; Flower. hate OF said cou' y, deceased. a II
persona ha,tns cluima asans, the sad de-
cy9s.t, are h.ret.y purncd 10 eX.lblt the same
with ths proper v"uchss thereof, 10 III" sui
scrt.er ON {, efor c the 25th lay Of Jar, 1865,
otherwise ;hty may be excluded by ia~ from
oil ben.f, Of n, said estc,e. Given under nay
hand ,t,s 27lh day OF June. 1851.
y LANGLEY.
Administrator, w a.
June u, !oGT -4T.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04
Late Collectors Sale

a. application OF Jss r Alvey. late a Col
~ 'ec;or of Stats and county taxes IN the 4,h
Election OIsttici of Saint Mays county. for
the years 1865 ard 1866, !, il ordered by re
county commissioners for 81. Alarvs county
hat thr Sod Jnne, Alvey proceei sell, AZ
eE e1viu., twenty days previous notics. at TIE
Court House door and mos, public places in
the counIy ana dy publication III 'he Saint Wa :
~ > Gazette. u newspaper published IN Saint
Mrry's c"f,n:v. the following land in the sand
fourth E'e ION D!atrtc, Of Saint Mary couu-
ty, 20 WI:
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-04

Juno 90. 1867 +.