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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

l. - - ~En> -
fAxesaseors ssoe1 passs Law chi. v;nt6r.
lSssieiae y = the mcasks bslvscn OusD-,
ber ard My fsr the @llcviss year. I'D
aNse that = aleoeesAsr far three years.
Wen seA,as have bee. reduesa
- essssain1s9ree, h s1r waters. tksy
viii son 60 "a rEeauce q sll, alshcsStl
The etoead nay y Ne most ccsgeaisI
Tor The purross. - tie e-ustaeea. shsll
as4 oteer fsh which prey upon them win
DESTROY the yosag - fat ~ they assume
tangible form. and many Il she old will
meet the same fate asd the rest die ont.
Therefore. where bedding d undertaken.
the oysters must either Be we'll protected.
or else sowa IN such quantities - % en-
able the increase to get ahead Of the des-
trsctica.
The Uoot liberal eaeeaTags0sat should
b givsa 70 persons 10 plant asd ealsivsss
the oyster. ! know Of no enssrpriss
which 10 more rsnanerasive, and which
nsed give lee ssxissy - 70 esrtaissy Of
results u ordinary psssoaal sseentioa i
given 10 The business. Almost every
USoo " VIZ euVSees ptVS0ot0o HUN ~
seor0s. u . little mine Of wealth ifthe ef.
forts Of our people can once b turned in
that direction. Few persons not snga-
ged in the TRADE are aware hov rapidly
oysters will increase in siss and condition
when taken from the native beds, the
clusters separated. then euIled and plan.
tsd.siDeiy. and permitted 70 rest undis-
turbed for season. ! know Of an in.
stance where fifteen thousand bushels
were thus taken and treated. costing not
exceeding fifty cents per bushel from 6rss
to last. and every bsshel Of which is no~
worth 10 the market enc dollar and ffty
cents. This is BY no means an excep.
tiooal case, and is another strong argu-
meut in favor Of restricting dredging, in
order tina. labor aud capital may seek this
method Of developing aud giving . per.
maneHcy to trade now being destroyed
at the same ti~e. supplying the market
With superior and more remuaerative
article.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

4 FEMALE LECTURER. l. no unus-
nal thing for ladies, North and West, to ap-
pear in public a. lecturers and debasers,
but Il Is unusual in this latitude, and
hence We deem the proposed lecture Of
Miss Delphins Baker. Of this county, at
Upper Marlboro, Of srAscieut importance
to make . "noss Of" The lecture v,s
- have been delivered On Tuesday last.
Speaking Of lis Baker, The Priscs Geor-
s;os. Of The TIL instant, says:
This lady i IN experienced lecturer
and very eminent philanthropist. and hes,
through her efforts already purchased the
Point Lookout property to BE- used for
charitable purposes. As the proceeds Of
her lecture are to be devoted to the edu-
cation Of Soldiers orphans, irrespective
Of section. she will probably have . full
audience"
Miss Baker, We have been informed,
intends to deliver Lecture in our Town
during the Winter. Should she visi, Us
for this purpose, We can promise her both
. full audience and respectful hearing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13
n D T | E +.

LII PERSONS HAVING DEEDS
IA and Mortgages and other ln.,ru-
ftruments recorded in the Clerks and r.
gister's Offices At l-caar,ltown, in S.iu.
Mary's county. withou. being duly stamp
ed according 10 .he laws Of the United
States, are hereby notified to appear be-
fore d. l.. Stanton, Collector Of IT,
ternal Revenue for this district, at his
office, Saint Denis. Baltimore county.
Maryland, (Relay House, and have tho
proper stamps placed thereon before tho
l4th day of February neat
or proceedings will DO instituted to en-,
force the penalties provided by law in
such cases.
j. II. B. SWAIN,
-r. r-rr Asst. Assessor
7Div. 5sh Dist.
Jan. 18th. 1S7O-1..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

shenslvss. II sks Declaration e Isde-
vssdss~s, 70 = '.ttss end isdepeadeo.,
Seseoe. e.
fss~ shess ars Ma lss;dsasal 10 Tia
esnersl Rsd;eal psliss Il iArustiog The
t<eDs1rrsi popsrJD sverv rcsioa Of
r. ess66sstto SOD - naas the .pss-
text Tor che exercise Of Fedevaf tsr;sdlc.
ton over ground not e-ded BY tAe Ssates.
An opinioa that is sac0Nstitutional. from
the unpopular Attosnes-Geoersl Hear.
has only confirmed tho Radicals in their
design, which has wider srope than mil
issry grave yards. Il is civil liberty thai
thsy Sans to Jury. Washbsrac's bill
against telegraph companies. sabstaatisl-
" coa6.casss them al. The Grss section
dsslssss that 10 shalt b uslawfal Tor any
persoss to Transmit telsgrarhie ictelii-
genes. Il 10 made gorernment nonop-
oily. and section two. ten aud eleven pro-
vide Tor The eooPalsory appraissmsst and
appeOpriatisa ef I'll the property sf The
existisg eeupahissl
Nov. ws know that there are many es-
timabls people who will ses without alarm
this relapse towards the cd notions Of pa
ssrnal despotie government. disregaried
in America. losing oil prestige in France.
and actually fading out even in Turkey.
There arc many Who will casmly fold their
arms in the confidence that there will be
no serious attempt 70 overthrow the Dem
ocrasic republican government because il
u still dear to tho hearts Of the people OF
the United States. But will they be con.
suited I About as much As the French
people were consulted BY Louis Napoleon
before be overthrow the French repub-
lie. The Radical usurpers initiate him
quite closely They do tho deed, and
then rally their followers to support it
Negro suffrage would not have command
ed handful OF votes from the people OF
Pennsylvania. If lawfully and speci-
fically submitted to them. A Radical
Legislature was elected on solemn pledge
to leave the question to the people Of this
State. as its Constitution req fires. But
the Radical leaders violated that pledge,
and. after passing the Negro amendment.
they submitted. not that question, but
this entirely different question. to their
party: "Will You disavow what We did
10 your interest 7" The same plea will
be urged when civil justice is over:hrown,
the habeas corpns cut off. and the waning
French system Of consolidation transplant
t.d to our shores. l, will not take root !:
no. we think not; but who can tell what
Commissions will shake the land in the at
temp. to plan, it and prop it up with bay
onets. We warn every man who prizes
free Federal Constitutional government,
and contentmeut and prosperity which it
secures, that the Radical design against
it has actually taken shape in bills now
pending in this very Congress. They
are no longer temporary war pretcx,s.-
|, is the permanent policy of the Radical
party that is now to be enforced or j.c-
ted let the independent, and Democratic
press see that the people hear oft. 1t lie be-
fore such acts are done tirss general con-
demuasion may arrest them. Afterwards
the servilc spirit Of party will be enlisted
even for Radical despotism.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

The 1.-TWO DOLLAR" TAx.-Adju.ant
General Bier. in his recent report, makes
the folio wing statements in relation to the
above subject:
The duties Of the Office, which I have
the honor to bold, have necessarily made
me thoroughly conversant with the work
ings Of The present Militia Law of our
State. (Act 1868. Oh. 4l4.) and tho
Suggestions Of . vide experience have
convinced mo. that its general provisions
are 10 ve-y Questionable - to require At
the hands Of tho incoming Legislature
radical changes. Referring particularly
to the 1.-TWO Dollars" capita.iou clause.
(and avo~ing the most profound respect
for the high authority which enacted the
law. l can scarcely regard that special
feature, as less than . serious grievance
suffered BY our people. Il certainly can
not be strictly enforced without inHicting
great injustice and hardship upon the
working people, large and meritorious
part Of eur communi,y-a class embra-
cling in q large degree all the attributes
Of good citizenship. and as such deserving
and demanding the fulles: projection and
favor Of our laws. The established ar
engagements between labor aud capital de-
maid the earnest devotion of the laborer
10 his calling. during ordinary business
hours. aud the hard earned re ward Of that
devotion is. frequently, too often indeed.
insufficient 10 meet the requirements Of
his family's support. To attempt to en-.
force the collection of this tax by resort
to imprisonment. is simply cruel. aud, 1
respectfully submit. not at oil in aceor-
dance with the spirit Of free institutions.
Moreover. the clause in question 10 alb
surdly imperative. Il can be collected
from not more than one man in twenty.
and Of she small proportion % collected :.
At least one half. or more 10 absorbed in
the payment Of magistrates fees in mon
est and "nonssuitsd' cases, Of worthless
judgments are entered in favor of the
State, which the poverty or financial ir.
responsibility of the defendant invariably
battles in their execution.
e Notwithstanding the nam.
mary outlay necessary to these and other
circumstances OF the service, il il nv
pleasure TO state that AZ the expiration ot
the fiscal year, not one cent OF the ammo.
pria,iou tor 1863 had bern expended. nor
will the appropriation be seriously iniring
ed upon when the January bills arc paid.
and feel justified in the assertion thai
:n annual appropriation Of City thousand
dollars will enable the State 10 MAINTAIN
in beal;hful and effective condition. he,
militia forces. and enable You. sir, should
the contingency befall. to prsseas to the
national Government, troops, in regard
10 any military appointment, inser:or %
no simil.r organization within the limits
Of the Union.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13
MARRIED.

On the Sth inst. hv the Rrv. Fa.hcr
DeWolf, JNO. NJ. JOY 10 Miss AMAN.
DA A. MATTINGLEY.
On the same day. bv tn" same. GEO.
w. HIGGS to Miss MARY l.. JOHN
JON.
On the 1lth inst by the Rcvd. Mr..
Wyatt. JAMES H. THOMPSON to
Miss CLARISSA NJ. HILL.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Father
Eaders. j. ALFRED DILLOW to Mss
MARIA s. HAYDEN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13
CONFIRMATION NOTICE

CONFIRMATION NOTICE
James u Miles, Ad d bnef
VIM B TAYLOR 4
Jno Guyther
VS..
James II Miles &
Eliza Cole, Exrs Of
Vim T. Cole
f. others.
In the Circns Court for st Hary's county,
sitting as Court OF Equity.
No 1i6 NE.
ORDERED, this IIth tiwv of Jauuarv
" 1870, hat the Auditors R.port
marked H., filed in this cause. be ,,,.
flied and confirmed, unless cause 20 n.
contrary be shown on or before IN. and
Monday Of February next; provided a
copy Of this order be published in the ST
Mary's Reaeon. once week for three ,ucce,.
:ive weeks prior to the aid End Monday Of
February.
JNO A CAVALIER, OK.
True copy-Tcst.
:, mo A CAAALIEB, Crt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

Oup.-The aeAiea q ~ rsSsru ueu.
bsrs q he Ohio Lsgislssszs II vosias
With he Deasersss b I'll matters Il
saainiiss Indicates clearly enough. Rsg-
hsa 70 he ssssrsry sosvithstasdi.e. sAas
- 1ssioa sssking - ssvsEss the aetiea
u H. Staas q The l5sA Aneadnent has
. ghess ola chance 70 pss = sAs So
sios. hi. ssspasd 9TH - assisa ef
Nev Yosk Legislature. slssvAess sssisss,
agsia .akes ths sasFsiss Il sAis Ans.d-
tent 1sabefal. - $780,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

4sss ~ Bps..r.--C.a . ss.ss.
osis hsvAekSs6 its assent to . Cost
ssticasl Asbse1ssent. vithdrav Il -
sssi.a 49, lf.ssh AsssaSsnts15
shres-sS1rsks ~ he Ssasesl Tie fes51
scsioe sf ths Legislature Of Nsv Fssk
has gives greee Fo~iaases 10 th6 qses-
tioo, which ID. sos bsisg 6-resly debated
BY The parsins press. The siirnstiss
have. ve shisk, dssi1sdly the best Of the
ssFunent. Il i the saivsssal parliament
tary Isw that when ths ron Of a1Ermasivs
and negative vetss 10 called. The vote nay
b changed before the decision i aunoaa-
ed.
When the choice q Prsaident fIlls %
The Ho1se Of RePssssusasiss, she vote 10
BY States; and any State nay shsngs il
vote bstoes he slsstion = made. This
vas done j. IL slsstios d Js6srsss.
Whea ths Ceaslitaaioaal s1sudmsut
has received Ne sqaiies suuSR fvsaes.
q vAsa 3 Rtsssdsss = sjssssd. shsu ~
.ssssr ssds. ed he ts,esisa oeths s.aas
b fulfilled.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

TnE NEXT CExsrs-A most important
change Of political power will be brought
about BY the next census. New England
viii lose six members Of Congress. the
Middle States seven, while the Western
Skates viii gain fourteen and the South
en- Statss four. This viii cause deci-
aed change in the esmplexioa of political
a&airs in the country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

ISrEKxyrrxo ScRsrcAE 'Orrs sr,ox, a,
FHovrpsscs HcsrirAL.-Quite ! numb.r
ef our city physiciaas, snong vAom were
Dn. Thomas Miller. Liebcrman. Dove.
Johnso.. Doolcy. and others. assembled
e Prov'dssee Hospital yesterday nornins
. vitneo two important surgical opers,
tiees. vhieA vefs there performed by DE-.
J. Sced Iho@psoa. assiseed By Drs. n.
8. Issoln. o. u. Fesa nd Bea. Thmp-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

LRsIsL1rrRE.-Wc have noticed thus
far nothing Of special interest in the pro-
ceedings Of either House of the General
Assembly. We expect, however. our
lawmakers to get to serious business at
An carly day and not leave until the clos
ing hours Of the session, as has generally
been done. the consideration of the most
important work Of the session. We see,
that leave has been granted. on motion Of
Mr.. Martin, to :he delegates from this
county to report bill to increase the
number Of our county COMMISSIONER
Leave vas also obtained, on motion Of
Mr.. Loker. to allow our delegates to re-
port bill increasing the number Of mag
istrates in our county. We shall proba-
bly, advert 70 both these subjects when re-
ports shall have been made upon these
proportions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

ORGANIZATION OF THs GENERAL As
sExBLr.-The General Assembly organ
ised on the LIST day Of the session by elee-
ting Hon. Barnes Compton. of Charles,
President Of the Senate. and Gen. F. G.
Lssrobe. Of Baltimore city, Speaker Of
the House. Messrs. Compton and La
trobe delivered appropriate and eloquent
addresses in resposss to these compliments.
In the lists Of the subordinste officers of
the Two Houses, We notice that Col. Jas.
r. Blakistoue was elected Ser2esnt-at-
Arms Of the Senate and 8. J. Cossigip
postmaster Of that body. William b.
Goddard. also Of this county. was elsstsd
Ensrossing clerk Of the Lower House.
In commenting upon the good lack Of
our eosnty. IN the matter ofsppointmsnss
this ssssioa. the Annapolis correspondent
Of the Baltimore Amerieaa says:
"In locking over the list Of appoint
meHts IL win Be observed that the claims
Of the several counties have not been neg
lected. 81. Mary's county gets three Of
the most important Of the Subordinate Of.
fces ; Mr.. Goddard. Engrossing Clerk Of
the House; Colonel Blackstone, Sergeant
alarms Of the Senate, and Mr.. Costigin,
Postmaster Of the Senate. One young
man who heard with much joy Of the sue
cees Of his friends, remarked "that St.
Mary's was the garden spot of Maryland
st. Marys hes only twelve Radical
votes" A gentleman from Worcester
seemed disposed to dispute the honor
claimed for St. Maryis, and mentioned
bic Own native county. with nuch pride.
He vas pefemptorily silenesd. however,
when Il Vas made 70 appear that his coun-
y he'd polled 81 Radical vcess. There
i soueehing voodsrfal in The eompla-
esucy with vhieh the yoane politieians Of
Tie lower part At The Sssss elic;tats them
sslves svsr The ahssses Of Republican vo-
'srs il that Elysian region"
The ss0e writer goes on TO say, that
St. Mary's bore OF tho Eou's share Of the
Senate appointments. receiving two Of The
most important and desirable positions in
the gin Of that body. Whether. the wri-
Ter continues. this wa owing 70 the pre-
sanitation Of better men Or the active work
ing Of Senator Maddox, Who en- say D.
We are really not posted on The subject
matter Of inquiry Instituted BY the vii
Ter and are in too complaecnt condition
81 mind in regard b the vasls subject to
,,oshss further about h. We hazard the
remark. however. that botA causes hsa
sossshins . Do with il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

NV YoRK Axp TIE FIyfExxrH AxIxp-
nExr.-Ths Legislature Of New York,
On "Wednesday last, repealed the aes Of
the afsssesh amcsd.ens. adopted by the
preceding Legislator. which Us then
republican. By . joint majority Of 10
three in ths Ssssse and ten in The House.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13
LEoyARprowy, H.

f1x GovsRsoR's MRssseH.-we sre
is&ehaed 10 Hoa. 9. Frsd. Ms61nx sos
rsapAsss cory 9Th. Go-erncr'' Mes~r..
j b % sbls dcesm-nt bot useh too pom
descus ssr insessios IN . eosstry paper.
ID fsss. Hs Exeefesey's eNert Il Sosa 10
niscas and solsminoss. I,s statements
ere ei~sr ssd forcible-epry thing, in
sAsss, bss ssssias. The Subjects Of dis
ssssioa sre. Indeed. varied and i'm.
pesAas. bus ~ eassos hslp &inkine thst
nssy of&sn - s"dsiy sepli6sd ssd
- sss ssssin that % pskss are exess-
Nv. svsa ~ . .e1sr. gsbssssAasi.l
assnSs. -
Dss sasv;shsandise 10 ,snGsh. vs
Nm sssa de nsssses carefully and there
astSv q u ssssl1sirss thas - Sisssas
Asa. II s1kjssas u ~ sssss H,ss-
-. - sssssl Sysssn. Insisrueisn. sbs
0ysaR Lam, ere dbessssd Win ability.
cd ssan1 deaUctioas pssehed. At lsasG.
v;tA sss present lights. Il - sppsars 10
-. A nodi6cssion d tha Militis Law n
sseeunended % ~ 10 abolish the 6ne Of
go dollars spsa parties failing to enroll
tbsnselvss. The subject Of Internal In
veewnssts 10 discussed - ezsenso and
- course q The Baltimore and Ohio rail-
sssd Company boldly arraigned for divers
MASTERS, smons others for refusing or fail
iss 70 psy The sspitaatioo tax due the
Ossas ftsa the Wsskingtos branch Of the
sesa. The Governor rccompends. ifthis
company sha!s longer persist in its re-
lssal b perform 10 contracts in ibis mat
-. tAsG The LsgislaAsrs shall repeal Ill
ssheise lAvs exsupting 10 property from
n1assoe. Usdsr he Governor show
isg. this corporation d made to appear
sss3 Ne ssIpsis. bss il should not be
kssoasss that thsrs ass tvo sides 10 al
nss every story and possibly two sides
% tas. oaly His Exceliency appears to
have both the strong and the right side
h this controversy.
The Pension System. the 18th Amend
neat sud Federal Compensation for Eman-
eipssed slaves are passed in review. and
D b clearly showu in regard to the latter
atjsss. that Congress and the executive
vers both committed n the most bind
inG ossasr 70 compensate the slave own
- - lIssylsnd for the To-. Of their prop
~sy by epsneipssicn. President Lincoln
Incorporated . resolution - compensate
n his se'sses and Congress passed It.
tAss Pfehsire the filth Of tho nation. Al
Sssss % ultimate payment. Tho Govern
= sssessts the passage BY the Legisla-
sws q resolutions sskipg Congress fos
seopsssstioo IN this matter % soon % the
ss;gsseies Of The Nstioual Treasury will
allow. Thsrs sss sarioss other points
Il interest discussed in the message, bot
. I'll - seeoansadaaioss md sueess.
tions re fasly - b brought sp d,ring
- pssssss session for discussioa and ae-
doc. ws shall remit any detailed remark.
sstil tAsss Subjects shall have been re-
Asrsd 70 he proper legislative commit
~. n ths nesnvhils, ~ have 10 Ass-
&s1n y ssdsssiag tks sssoad sasssl
nanos q Gov. Bssis - . sound and
- ol.as pas9.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

- Or sxskssess 10 this Consrss-
slssal Dissr;es VIII please send duplicate
@py q their papers 10 ~ q Annapolis.
We nay ksss e 90 10 Congress some Of
thsss days. and wsat 10 resp posted on
ahieets Of interest 10 Southern Mary
~.
n This Iiss Of exchanges they hsve (at
1ssssrdsc WY . Beacon"-'all in the
DSeas.' sooessded BY . Krsa-IY fel-
lav. 1ksy havs good Times" q Port
1seaese. vith HsQs sending forth always
sasaR I'D pure streams into The sea OF
Rs~spsDer literature and the company
sse ga.Fdsa BY . "Ss~tiael," 1t Rockville,
vhsss frKIss bring forth sbundautly II
cd tAinss.-Asrlbore Gazette.
I o. asty n shsss premises il - plain
- . DSks-sasG-so cid . ven - post our
1ss1Asx IN his trials-hsnes The Beaeoa
IN b ssss - directed. Il 10 not in our
assuss b iessss Bssthsr EiAor bsesuss
hAnb iuas psItis n his Cd ses and
sssn 1ssssnas 70 b Senator. Very ex-
ss1nA psso sssP,s hsvs Asl thess Ms
SEsusss bsasrs and have CALAMITY re-
Sssasd ths.ssasss. We heps and DO in
ysrs bsliss tass cur unhappy brother
vi sltinassay escape ''shess bonds. -
~ lsass IN eass win not have become
dspsssAs sor viii b Be past praying for
1nt0 10 sAall havs lowered hinsslf 10 The
bssl q Coaersss.an. II this shall
ssse ssssr. - give soeiss in advsaes
tAss - saaE $50 this bscther's paper and
90 N ssqsaiaaa.ss. We vim positive.
y ssn~esassss sssA sxtrsnity ofabass-
Dses 9 a..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

DEafH OF JrDoR NsLsox.-Hon. Mad.
isou Nelson, Chief Judge Of the Circuit
composed Of Frederick aud Montgomery
counties. and consequently judge Of the
Court Of Appeals. died at his residence in
Frederick. on Saturday last. 1t N Cd
vanoed age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

Dvuaus Bukuss.-Wsrsgrea 10 lsara
sAas u. Jaoss n. Niles. living h 8.
Isiessfs dasaEiss. lsss h;s dwelling By Gre
- ossaAy ssasisg lass. Tie IRE isssp-
psss1 = lse ssisiasasa iron . spari
Anlag 0tAs sssG. Ia Doctor saved
aly . pastsa sfAh ssr.is.rs and sAas
he $1,000 sss1laiss. h lus1,i.e
tsIssp1 - N. @. q. Jsss - ; -.
psssa . hase 0ssn uninuRs1.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13
CONTRIBUTION NOTICE.
VIM A Padrett use of
John c Groms
vs..
Marha II Cordially y
& others,

In the Circuit Court for 81 M.rv,. .o~s,r
sitting as Court of Equity.
Nc - N 4.
nRDERED, this 2lsh day ef n..
~ 1859, that che sale male and re-.
ported by Fred Stooe, Trssee. filed in
this cause. be ratified and confirmed. unles,
Cause 10 the contrary be shown ON or
before the 2pd Monday Of Feb. next:
provided copy Of this o,.er he publi-brd
IN the st Mays Benss., once q week for
thres successive weeks prior 10 the said
1Dd Monday Of Feb. ! -
: The rposs saasss sbe land aid ar $500.
JEO. A CAVALIER Cg'k.
True copy-Tess: .aa
JNo. A. CAVALIER, Cfk
Jan 10, Is70-3w. - -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

g Slx.kRasoxs.-The No York World
says sAsre are ''six rsasoss Why Dan Sisk-
- shssld sos b esasrnsd (ss Minister
10 Spais). wiz: Adultery. robbery fraud.
naGiny, ia aad murder"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

Cxsax - rHs Cogsrr Cosnnsasss.s.
-As . sssssiAg of tie members Of The
Csn.issioaers' Csart % Taesiay iass !.
y. q. Hanmest Va elected ts1<fk 70 the
Cs.ee The sslsesiss, - ssisss. win
sivs russ~A ssGislaslisa.A So
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-13

ArrExPr 70 BuRx 4 DwHIIiss.-Au
attempt was made on Wednesday nigh q
last week to fire the dwelling of. Edwin
Coad, Esqr., located in the St. Georges
section of the Factory district. Mr.. Coad
aud his family had retired for the night
in IN upper story Of the building. A
servant. sleeping in the house, having
occasion during the night to visit the
yard, discovered light in an uncccupied
room on the lower floor. The attention
Of the family were immediately called to
the fact and inspection discovered tina. .
IRE was buruing on the fsor Of the room
in question and had evidently been built
with the view of setting the building on
Gre. The ere Vas easily ssbdsed. Al
the matter i nov undergoing judicial in
vessigstiou, Ne forbear giving vent OF
direction 10 the suspicions that have
been excited about il.