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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14


the annals of America have been dis
figured and fisgraced 10y an assassin
alton which puts to blush the political
murders of Henry " of France and
the Prince of Orange. This decd re-
ccivcd the condemnation and repro
baton of all the people andsovcreigns
Of the world, and the mantle Of char
ity was thrown over the subject
10y attributing the act to q moon
stage player instead of the head and
front of the rebellion where it natu-
rally belonged. Yet, the Democratic
party i'm its indecent haste to forget
this great calamity, has declined to
notice i'm their resolutions the fact
that an occupant of the office they
were struggling to fill was murdered
i'm the name of the South. Why isit2
Do they not consider this uncalled
for murder, disgrace upon the coun-
try or have they adopted the acts of
the criminal aHd prefer to pass it
over i'm silence as victory, but one
not to be boasted of in open day and
in the 10Th century? They applaud
the acts of Andrew Johnson and con-
fidcntly affirm that he but carried
out the designed policy of his prede-
cessor.
Why in the moment of theiranxie-
ty for respect to Andrew Johnson
have they rot put in enc word of
apprehension for the slaughter Of
Abraham Lincoln? Because they
are glad he is out of the way. This
is the reason. No Democrat would
have dared to have got up in that
convention and proposed q resolution
condemnatory of the acts of John
Wilkes Booth. He gave them a Pres
ident whom they could twist around
their fingers, and who in the supple
ness of his conscience, bent and pros
tituted his brain TO the low and un-
holy purposes of restoring the rebel
lion after its defeat.
The Democratic party hate the
memory of Abraham Lincoln, They
took advantage of his warm heart
and honest purposes whilst living,
and dead, they abhor his memory
and detest his almost super-human
exertions to restore the integrity of
the nation and overcome rebels.
Their rebel newspapers-one at least
having O hundred and fifty thou
sand subscribers-reioiced when the
telegraph sent over the country the
revolving and paralizing intelligence
that the President had fallen by the
hand of q Cain, and when the cheeks
of the people are still wet with weep
ing for his loss, these hardened
wretches intent on plumber and
Office, declined to step aside to pay a
tribute to the lamented dead. Such
is the party seeking the control of
the government. Such are the lead
ers who desire to take into their
hands the destiny of this nation.
Will you trust them? Men that
have no hearts, have no rights and
should be ashamed 20 ask the suff'ra-
ges of the people in support of their
candidates.
Republicans who revere the men,
DRY of Abraham Lincoln spot these
heartlcss wretches.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher admin
istered q whitening rebuke 10 the
Democratic party by preaching few
Sundays since from the text "Thou
shalt not steal" He said; 81 regard
the refusal to pay these bonds of the
United States in gold or silver as be-
iEg in every disguise and under ev-
cry possible plea an atrocious theft"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

BOUGHT A RAILRoAp.-That per-
ton of the Western Union Railroad
which extends from the Junction to
Port Byron was sold by the Sheriff in
Rock Island yesterday-on judg-
ment for $4,000 rendered at the
last term of the Circuit Court. 1t
was struck down to Ill. Il. Fuller,
attorney for the w. u. Company, at
$4,000. There are heavy mortgages
still upon the road. The effect OF the
sale will probably be to place the
road from Rock Island to Savanna
under one management.-Dare,lport
Gazette.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

Some fellow who disgraces the
name Democrat" informs the gen
eral public that Mr.. Seymour is a
descendant of the nobility of Eng
land, and has bright aristocratic
blood i'm his veins. Where-upou
every Irishman is expected to go
into raptures for this representative
of British afistocracy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

The Muscatine Journal says eight
sons, six daughters, fifty-two grand
children aud five great grand chill
dren, of Enoch Lewis, met that ven
cradle "parient" in a reunion at West
Liberty last week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

According to the Lansing Mirror
it costs i'm that town Sill to strike a
man; S75 TO stab him, and $500 to
steal a horse. The Clancy" will
please take notice. ....E
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
To Whom IL May Concern.

NOTICE l. hereby given that at a meeting OF
~ the City Council of the city Of Cedar Falls,
held on the 9TH day Of May. 1868 1t ordered
that a sidewalk be cons tructed on the north side
of Sixth street. between Iowa street and west line
OF J. NJ Ov"rman,s Addition said walk to he
built feet in Width of 2 pine plank on oak or
pine bearings feet apart, on the line of walks
already built on said street.
At a meeting of said Council. held on June aith.
1868. IL was ordered that asidewalk be constructed
ON the south side Of First street, commencing at
the N. Il. cor. of Block 1. to the n. W. cor. OF
10 be built of 2-inch pine plank on oak or pine
bearings not more than feet apart the plank to
be not less than foot i'm width, with space be-
tween of foot. and said space to be graded and
filed with gravel or plank. -
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Street Commissioner.
Cedar Falls, Iowa, Aug. IS, 1868.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, the great
terror of Democracy, died on Wed
nesday last at Washington. He had
his faults and likewise his enemies,
but as q statesman few equals in this
country. Perhaps no greater COM
pliment can be paid him, than to say
that he was despised by every dis
loyal Democrat i'm the land.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

The Clinton Herald reports four
teen passenger cars leaving that place
for the west on Sunday night of last
week, having on board from 500 to
700 men women and children-re-
cruits for Brigham Young.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

A Seymour paper has been started
by Messrs. Jones, King & Co., in
Houston, Texas, called the Ku Ktur
Gazette. An appropriate name for a
Seymour organ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

The Democracy of this District
have nominated alphabetical, G. A.
l.. Roszell of Butler county, for Con-
gress in opposition to Mr.. Pomeroy.
Mr.. Roszell's chances for an cleo
ton are among the impossibilities but
we are glad, nevertheless, to see the
old time custom kept up, of having
two candidates in the field. Oppose
ton is the life of campaign.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
Circuit Convention.


There will he Republican Circnit Convention
held in the Court Room. in Waterloo, ON thurs
day. September 10th. lSliS. conycnlng at inc honr
nomination a candidate for Circuit Judge Tor the
20 Circuit of the 9th Judicial District of Iowa
The ratio of representation win be one delegate
for each county and one for every 100 or fraction
of 100 over 50 votes cast for Gov. Merrill at the
last general election.
as follows:
Buchanan county. Is delegates.
Black Hawk county .'.......... 10
BY order of the Central Committees OF the above
counties j. l.. LOOMS,
Chairman Cen. Com Buchanan Co
j. W. LOGAN,
Chairman Cen Com. Black Hawk Co.
.. E.. II. BECKMAN.
CharnMa Cen. Com. Grundy Co.
Nh The Convention II announced to convene
nj tho hour above designated, at the request or
committee of Buchanan county. III oraer tha' me
afternoon mail and return on the night trains
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
NOTICE.

To William Henry Merrill, Benjamin
Merrill, Sarah Jane G'ocker, Lucy
Maria Merrill, ddroa Neptoa Mor-
TM. @. N l.. MerriH, Ernest c. Ner-
rW-Hcirs at Tar Of q. NJ. Merritt:
Voc and each of you are hereby notified tliat
Il on the let Monday IN July, A. d. 1853 petit
ton of Nancy NJ. Merrill, Administrators of the
estate OF c. NJ. Merrill, deceased, late of the
county of Black Hawk, Iowa, was presented TO the
County Court of said county, pray lug for an order
of said court authorizing her to sell certain Real
Estate belonging TO the estate of said q. NJ. Mer-
rill, situated in said county, the proceeds TO be
applied In payment OF the debts Of said estate,
and that the said petition viii be heard in said
court on the 1st Monday in September, 1865, at
Waterloo, by order OF said court
August 9Th, lSBS.
NANCY N. MERRILL,
Administrdtrix, &c.
~ \. BROWN, Atty. ...a 20v:3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

A Jealous husband at New London
Wisconsin, left his Wife to go on a
Journey last Wednesday, returned the
same evening, and found "a man
in the house," whom he allowed to
so free for promise of 81, 1000. The
money was not forthcoming, howev-
er. and the husband caught the often
der in Oshkosh, where he attempted
to whip him, but got whipped him
self instead.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
Spoke the Truth

Andrew Johnson says in one of
his messages that New YORK and
Virginia were both engaged in rebel
lion.
How do you like that Democrats?
Your own party wet nurse charges
your great leader Seymour with hav-
ing been in rebellion. We have said
so but did not think your own chick
ems would come home so soon to
roost. Seymour's popularity rests
entirely upon the manner in which
he attempted to thwart the purposes
of the government In its most trying
hours. Andrew johnson, though a
renegade and trailer, is ret devoid
of brains or the faculty Of discover
ing the tendency of modern Democ-
racy. He sees in it the out-cropping
of the same spirit that impelled the
South to ruin and dire disaster, and
whilst he saw that defeat would fol-
lowarmed treason, he plotted with the
Democracy for its success. Yes,
Horatio Seymour acds IN open reject
| lion on the 4th OF Juiy 1868.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

General Grant is to visit Dubuque
on Tuesday next.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

The Constitution says 1.-TWO souls
with a single thought" went to Keo-
kuk to get married, succeeded, then
pcrambulated the streets arm in arm
awhile-until admonished by. hun
ger that no amount of love would
satisfy, inquired of hotel clerk for
a place to get dinner. The clerk
suggested a hotel. The bridegroom
said no-crackers and cheese was all
they wanted. Crackers, cheese and
love would suffice. They will sue
coed. No foolishness there"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
or the condition of the
RTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COJIPA

thereby certify the above to b. a true copy of
sworn report now OH file in my Office.
JNO. A. ELLIOTT.
Auditor Of State Of IOrd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
ORDINANCE No. II.


Attest: FRANK NELLY. City Clerk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14

Cedar Falls Wooden Mills.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01


lieve IN the coRstitutionaliiy Of such acts
as these II tLcr lad 70 power, they are
satisf. d-if 10 monarchy, With General
Gran: on the throne, they sill Say amen
to II.
The monopoly which Massachusetts lis
obtained in the el.ar,na,.ship Il the Con
gress' ma. committees was ne: spoken Of
She h.. the cLairmanship Of thc ccmniit-
TIC on !cct.ofs. ILe word FLINT chair
man + In. John Yopn, Brown Ind
stated n the },.,ipli,., # ,b,. ,a-q ,yar ti.at
k,,...,,,-,- :. ,ral NJ montreal Th;s',-a.
mid. ,ncs,c.r md Dawes s.;3 - should
10. -. s..,,-.,,j IN AL M, III !,
NJ R.,vn : d.,ocr,+ Rnt,.- ~ no
contrary who had served IN the Cop.a3e-
rote Sc1.at. this same NJ Dawes +o,r8
70 J.. Ioy.l md 10 was admitted r. b;<
.oa. p,.l.- : -.d;nol Tl5s : bnt
.n..: -.
,.,i;- r. 49,. l..a ~.
c.. ". .bus,..a ,,,.r o,ta;ns -,
-. -aon..rno.;oa oo,,,,;+.
80 onl ,4,s S...o has also the ccn+rolI;nc
uo;oo = ,ro committee IN FOREIGN AZ
r., 1,m - tha
49,,
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01
Late Sheriff''s Sale
of valuable
Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

DY virtue Of two writs Of Neuditicus
- Fxponas, issued out Of the Circai.
Court for Saint Nary'> county, one at the
suit Of Thomas j Gardiner and one At the,
suit of c Gardiner, y + Gardiner ana
W. p Gsrdiatr. executors Cathagino
Gardiner. against the goods and chat
tells, lalGs and tenements Of Wll'iam \
Combs. ard to me directed, | have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title.
interest, elaim and demand. At law and in
equity. OF the SAID William \ Combs in
and to the following real estate. to VT;
The following tracts or parcels Of land
called and known as
GREEN HILLS, containing 29i acres
FORREST OF DEAN. 100
FORNEY BRANCH. q" 80 ="
PT FORREST or DEAN
and .ABELL'S CHANCE. .. IS -
CHARRING CROSS, )
MAIDEN POOL and
MAIDEN HILLS, -!
BROWNS WOOD HOUSE, containing
SO acres;
SOUGHT OF BEN COUCH, coutaia-
~ KING IN al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01

DEATH az Cox WA. CoAD.-ltls with
feelings of the deepest regret that we an
nounce the death of Col William Coad
to our readers. lie died at his residence,
Cherryfclds, in the Factory district on
Monday last, the 18th ultimo, aged about
IS years
Though. in the natural course ofevents,
the death Of Col. Coal must have been
looked forward to az probable within a
few years at fucthest, still his demise is a
circumstances well calculated to arrest gem
eral attention. He was one Of the few
lingering landmarks left Of vur ancient
society and was besides man Of note
both here AMI wherever else he was
known He hal served his county in the
Legislature and in other positions Of trust
and always with probity and popular ap-
prevail. Nevertheless, he was no natural
leader Of men He shonc best III consul
tation with individual minds and in 4 lin
tied circle. There. the striking wonders
Of his Intellect, It's strength, fertility and
poise. were best observed and il i there
he made his most durable Impressions
He was man Of fullest information, Of
very wide resource in argument and Of
the snrrst footed Judgment
Though Of somewhat restricted sympq-
thies. Col. Ccad7was OF 4 temper eminent
" social aad loved to gather about him
the creature Injuries Of life and to sur
round his hospiteb'e board with the
friends who had claims upon his regard,
MANY there are Who remember with plea
sure the profitable and pleasant nights
they have spent under his roof and IN his
conapanv-,4ights alas! that can now come
again no more, For the rest, though II
NAV not he claimed that he lived his life
withous making cnemics-hc was man Of
too much character for that-yet II may be
hoped that Re has died without leaving
anv behind him. He was an exact. per-
hans an ovcr-cau,ious man in his dealings
with his ttuow-msu, bu; he was ever just,
We believe. and lived the life Of M honest
man to the end, leaving % his descendant,
the valuable legacy Of an honorable fame
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01

NEaEo MEErIEo There was a negro
meet il the Shecp-pen Woods, near cur
village, on Wednesday of hast week, at
which about fye hundred or mere (5.ack ]
pcrsous were present. Gen. Howard
hot the Christian Hero but his broth
CT, Ajax the less.-ofhciated as speaker
and rested his listeners, re learn, 10 a
very prosy discourse, oue half Purltan
can't and the other half radical politics
Neither Brother kimmril nor Judge
Bond vas present. though both had been
expected, and brother Howard consequent
", had to go it alone lie reat il,
nevertheless, hut not. re judge, to the
entire salts action Of his listeners. Gen.
Howard may be good man, said ne
gro in our hearing. "but-this amt no time
for preaching nor politics-the 'bacco is
suffering aud 50 is the fodder and as to
guiue to school, We can't send our CHI
drcu there until We make something TO
put clothes on their backs a. 4 Y.;tels n
their buckets"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01

Scuoo1 COMMISSIONERS The School
Commissioners at their meeting on Thurs
day last, ordered certificates Of quahdca-
tr7u.;o teach D the public Schools ofSt Ma
rvs countv to lie issued 70 the following
parties:
l.. I Feeder, y C. Hammett, Nm.
7 Perry. Jos. W Goldsborough, John
7 Duke, Charles J Foxwell, John G..
Ferry. Thos. D Perry, John II. Chunn,
! Marshall Dent, JEFF Il. Jarboe, j L,
Gilmore, VIM. T. Bailey. Jas. Il. Cox
z. II Morgan. Philip Harrison. II c.
n,1t Elizabeth Morgan. Chl,e K +.
, COX. Mary II K,y, ". Il. Bean, Jo-
sc,l \. Greenwich IL, j llclb, Geo.
e I.okcr, Laura NJ Combs. Geo. NJ
Hahauan. Jane Mccarthy, John 5. jar
rcs. Gco. II Carpenter. Jas. "a Smith,
Vim. Il Tucker, O, \. Evans, flenr,
laync, Thos y Edwards, A.B Holmes,
Jan, 4 smith Harriet Matthews.
As week or more may elapse before
these certificates can he made out and for
wordcd to the teachers entitled 10 them
and rs i; i desirable that sle pubic
schools Should open on Thursday the Is
or certainly " Monday, the 9th OF O1'o
har. we respectfully advise the trustees Q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01
LErHAEuTON y, NJ,


C'rcr'T CrrRT. Since our last issue,
the Circuit Court has Continued rs sea-
son, but We learn viii adjourn finally,
tomorrow. Hon. Cu,cf Justice Brent
remained With Us until Monday last, but
wc rcgre: . state rs quite sex tn last
two or three days Of his stay Hon. d.
K. Na2rrIsr left on saturday, His Hon
o. Jnd-' Fora o2nt!Hu n the session O
'"' o'0'' up - '-' ZINC u 01'@o''"6 =
1"''A3 VS. s.'@'s 81 N efss' ''isu va;
~. "a ''-' ~ i'0'Ae, IL ,1'g' %
HoAanan' Executor O Jas L. T Ok J" GU =
=. NJ. Scott claiming damages lot 'F'S'
"'a !" ','A' ny y 80 -'o.N o'', ~
1.,..,., ,...,.5 - 10 S,.,o of W..
-.r.ra u..f, ~ eYn..a uord;c. :
''',
'.'' '''' - '.'~' -, -..'
O''I' -" 60 r:t
- ~ e.,
''''-u ~ ''''1 - Z '---l : ''''''
IN the case o. Jno' IL, " a'eFs' o.,
'A-!c''" 'of ~ assault Vim ih'eh' 20 IA
49, - -, - - = '''1,
" ,,,
''''' ~ 49, ~ :. '0''' ''''(,
.onn ~ - ao.n-;t,, 10
State q -h"'y I"'0 w.
c,lored. Indictment ior Larceny s''' =
before the Court ana found "nll'y' ~"
sentenced to the lel'!'th'1'Fy 'o' 'Ni'c
years and nlnc months.
Same "a. Charles Brown, colored. In
lirtmant fy- Larceny, tried before the
C.nrt .Julgncntof the Court, Guilty,
,n5. sentenced to the Peni,cntiary for one
,..,. o,J oioht months
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01

At the residence of It's parents in this
village, offaAe<tA of s4tember ultimd,
SUSIE, child Of Stephen ". and Emily
Adams, aged ID months.
.Suffcr little children 70 come unto me
ana forbid them not, for Of such i the
Kingdom Of Heaven.
A, the residence of her Son-in-lav, J.
F. Fenwiek, Ed, IL this village, on
Tuesday evening last, Mrs. ALETHEt
SPALDING, in the 10Th year Of her age.
May sh, rest in peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01
CHAPTER 1911.

AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spiritu-
Gus or termcn tcd liquors in the several
equities of the State on the day Of cleo
ton.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly of Maryland. That it shall
not be lawful for the keeper OF sny hotel,
tavern, store, drinking establishment, or
any other place where liz uors are srld, Or
for any person or persons, directly or IN
directly, to sell barter. give or di, pose Of
any spIgituous or tcrmented liquors. ale
OF beer, or Intoxicating drinks of any kind.
on the days of election hereafter to be
held in the severai counties Of this State.
See .. And be il enacted, That any
person violating the provisions Of this Act
shall be liable TO Indictment by the Grand
Jury of the county where the offcncc is
committed, and shall, upon conviction be-
fore any &c of amy of the Circuit Courts
of this State, be fined sum not less than
fifty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for each and every otfcncc-oue
half the fine shall be paid the informcr,
the other halt to the County Commission
ers, for the use of public roads
JOHN Z. FENWICK, Sheriff
of St Mary's County
Oct. I, 1SGS-te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01
LITE COLLECTORS NOTICE.
d the County Commissioners for s.
ID Mny's COUNTY.

. Y the County Commissioners for s.
ID Mary's eouuts.
Ordered. that Robt. J Bean, late Col
hector of stare and county taxes in the 2nd
Election District of Saint Mary's county,
cause advertisement. expressing the u,.ne
ot the following tract OF lana, the amount
IF taxes due thereon, together viii the
uame Of the person chargeahle with The
same, 70 be inserted in the Sain, Mary :
Bsacon, newspaper published in Saint
Marys county, once week for and dur
ing four successive weeks, notifying that,
unless the State aud county taxes due on
the said land shall lie paid 10 the said Col
hector, within the srace Of thirty DAYS af-
ter the publication .: the notice aforesaid
IS completed. the land aforesaid, or such
parts thereof as may be necessary to raise
the sum due thereon, shall be sold 10
the hlshcs; bidder fer thc payn ent If tie
same
One tract or parcel OF land, ca led and
known by the name Of
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292 l-2 acres,

more or less
located in Leonardtown district of Saint
Mary's county.
And, hereby give notice, that on
Tuesday, the Goth day of Ooto-
Der next,
at the Court House door il l.conaritown.
between The hours If l. o'clock. m. and
t o'clock, p. m, viii expose 10 pubic
auction the above described real estate 50
seized and taken IN execution to the high
est bidder for cash.
And by virtue Of ,hc wr's above res
ted | have seized and taken in execution
all the right, title, interest claim AMI Dc
mand. at law and in equity, q the sail
William \ Combs il AID 10 the following
personal property, to wit;
IS hogs and { sows;
) sheep
! yoke Of oxen;
yoke do
3 GOVT;
l''h 'llls
| calf,
| Bull.
pr Of mnl,s
| mare c1't t..
mares
! Stallion
And, hereby give notice, that on
Thursday, the 22nd day Of DC
tober, 1863,
on the premises of the SAID William \
Combs IL Leonar3town district, between
the hours of 10 O'clock. 4. N and
o'clock, p. m, viii expose to public
auction the above dcscrib.lpcr, nal prop
erty, so seized and taken in execution, to
the highest bidder for cnsh-to satisfy SAID
debts, interest and costs due and 70 be
come due thereon
PHILIP II DORSEY
Late Sheriff
Sept 81, 1S6S-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS h,aciy given that the sui .,gibcr
~ LA> obtained from til Orphans Co'It Il
St Mary's county Maryland Ic.tcss tesla
ulcnt4ry ON the personal estate u H. e. tic..n.
lac Of st Mar! ; county, deceased AZ parsons
having clAiias again>; The -ad dcs,a>'-l re heres
bv warned 10 exhibit tac same WIKI proper vuueh-
srs thereof. to the subscriber. or hvt'rc Che
IS, DAY Of Aril, 1869, otherwise ;hcy may bc
excluded ~ law from al benefit 81 the SAIL a.
tate Given undcE my haad tins -4th ia! -
sept, 1855
- LANGLEY,
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