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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

STATE or HIo8Is8FPLd
Warren County.
In Vacation-Chancery Court Of
Warren County, at Rules, Au-
gust 30th, 1870.
4. 5. Christian.
z. X. Fultoa, q N.1
WTPON opening the papers In this cause,
anH Il appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
toe Court, from the aihdayit Of A. Bur
well, eOmplAinants solicitor, that the de-
PENDANTS, the unknown heir, and leyal rep
rese1tatives Zenas X. Fulton and lara Z.
williams, are non presidents o. the State Of
hi sissippi, and beyond the ordinary pro-
cess OF this LOurt, and that the names and
places Of residence Of the said defendants,
The unknown heir, and legal Representatives
OF Zenas X. Fulton, has not been aseeFtaiBed
alter diligent inquiry, and that the said de-
fendAnL lara Z. Williams, Te'ides At PIFt
Laveca, In the State Of Texas, and has his
p0stOaice there: this Is, therefore. % make
known u the slid defendants, the unknown
heirs and legal representatives. Of Zenas X.
Fulton and lara Z. vii Jams, that unless
they be and appear At 4 Chancery Court TO
TO be holden In and for the county Of War.
rem, at the Court House thereof, In the
City Of VickSburg, on the arst Monday In
October next. A. d. 1870. 10 answer 10 the
cross bill OF James d. Sims filed herein, the
same, with the allegations thereof, will be
taken for confessed rs 10 them, and this
cause set for hearing. as 70 them, Ok parte.
Il Is further ordered that q copy OF this
order DO published In the Vicksburg Weekly
Herald, q newspaper printed and published
In the city OF Vicksburg, In said state Of
Mississippi. for four consecutive weeks.l and
that 4 copy OF this publication be sent 70 the
said lara L. Williams, at his place { resi-.
denee and pOstofi o. ~ designated Aforesaid
Done before me, ClerE Of the Chancery
Court, at kuieS, at my once in the city OF
~vIcksburg. this the 30th day Of August, AID
1870.
A. II. ARTHUR, Clerk.
Burwell 4 Cook, compliments solicitors.
sepl-wtt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l
Warren County.
August %27.ls7O.

WeAASA NNA1NJs
A. a; Kellogg. survivor, &C., Of Kellogg 81
H. +. Cook, Admir- do bonis non Of Estatei
Of A. Gamble, deceased ct al.
ChAncery Court Warren county, at Rules
this 18th day Of September, A. D., 1870.
TIPON opening the papers in this cause
and it appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
tue Court from the anidayit Of Ell. McGarr,
C0mPainant's solicitor that the defendants,
John n. Gamble, William g. Gamble, d,
Clifford Gamble, and Andrew j. Gamble,
heirs at law Of Andrew Gamble, deceased,
are n0n-residents Of the State Of Mississippi,
and beyond the ordinary process OF thls
Court, and that their places Of residence and
postofice are at Saint Louis, In the state Of
MissOurii this Is therefore 10 make known TO
the said John n. Gamble, William q. dRm-
bic, u. clifford Gamble, M Andrew j.
Gamble. that unless they be and appear at
. Chancery Court 10 DO held In and Tor said
county at the court House thereof, at Rules,
before the Clerk Of said Court, on the ath
Monday OF October, A. d. 1870, then and
there % plead, answer or demur TO the said
complainant bill Of complaint, the same
with the allegations thereof will be taken
Tor confessed, and this cause proceeded with
the lame as II said defendants were person.
ally present, In Court.
lis further ordered that Q COPY Of this
order DO published once q week for four con.
secutlYe weeks in the VlcksbuFg Weekly
Herald, . newspaper published In the State
OF Mis9lsslppi. and that q copy OF said publ
cation be Transmitted 10 each Ofsaid defend.
ants BY mail, postage prepaid, 10 Saint Louis,
once e. Aforesaid dollgnated.
Done before ne, Clerk of aaid CoaFk as
Rules, 20 ny once In thooitY o. Viakaburs.
this ia daY o. september, q. p. 1910.
A. n. AHxHuH UeEEs
Id HeaAHA opnp't1 81 HRs
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24


mABRas 0omRBB sUsPEHBED.
This community has 10 endure
q great hardship, and what
amounts to an Outrage upon lib
erty and justice, because there is
not an officer Of the law within
reach who can grant and near an
application Tor release or bailment
upon q writ Of habeas corpus.
Any member Of this community
is liable to be arrested, thrust
into a cell and manacled with
irons at the instigation of any vii
lain, and the grand and only safe
guard against such tyranny, the
writ Of habeas corpus, is power
less to relieve him because there
is no one to grant or hear it.
Judge Hill, of the Chancery
Court refuses to grant writs of
habeas corpus, upon the ground
that being but II Chancellor, and
Of a court created by the new con.
stitution, and having no such
power specifically granted to him
as Chancellor, he is, therefore,
without the necessary authority
to grant or determine upon such
an application.
If Judge Hill is correct in his
understanding Of his power under
the law, and perhaps he is, then
1t is an oversight in the framing
Of Chancery Court law. Every
Judge OF a court Of record should
be authorized to grant and hear
applications under q writ OF ha,
beas corpus where the ofFense was
within such officers authority,
and Chancellors should have co
equal jurisdiction with Circuit
Judges in such cases.
Almost the only possibility OIL
securing the benefits Of the writ
Of habeas corpus to a person in
confinement here is to await the
chance coming Of Judge Brown
to this point; hunt up his where.
abouts and persuade him to come
here, or to take the prisoner under
guard from one point to another
until a Judge is found to perform
the duty. Under such circum.
stances the writ of habeas corpus
is virtually suspended Judge
Brown being the only officer Of
this county who can grant the
writ, and he being constantly alb.
sent, except during terms Of his
court, living out of the county
and out ofthe State, so far as We
know.
There are parties now in Jail,
held for trial, manacled like con.
victed felons, with ball and chain,
who are entitled to a hearing upon
q writ of habeas corpus but they
cannot have it; it is virtually dc,
MED them, because there is no one
accessible who can grant this writ
of right.
This is the most populous city
and county in the State and of all
others should have a resident
Judge competent to grant a writ
Of habeas corpus.
We hope Judge Brown himself
will honor this city with his judi.
cial presence, at least sufficiently
to admit of justice being done in
this matter of habeas corpus.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
AdministratOr's Notice.

XETHEREAs Letters Of Administration
on tho estate Of Jerry Miller, deceased,
were granted 70 the undersigned on the 18TH
Chancery Court Of Warren county, Aissis-
sippi,
Therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requested 70
exhibit the same within the time prescribed
By Law, or the same will be barred.
WILSON BELL, Administrator.
aug 30.ditW6s
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
Administrator,s Notice.

WE7HRREAB. Letters Of Administration
on the estate OF Charles p Marble, de-
ceased, were granted 70 the undersigned on
the aoth day 81 July 1910, By the Clerk Of the
Chancery Court Of Warren county, Missis-
sippi. All persons having claims against
tka sams within The tine prescribed By Flaw.
"a 10. 9. BANK.
AdnlE
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Warren County.
C~hancery Court of Warren County,
At Rules, August 30, 1870.
Sims & Ridley. Iv
II. S. christian. ct al

vs.. No. 1856.
II. S. Christian. OF al.)
Upon opening the papers In this cause,
and II appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
tue court, from tho affidavit OF II. y. Cook,
Solicitor for compliments, that the unknown
heirs Of y mas X. FultOa. decd, and the un.
known heirs Of Hampton >. Christian, decd
are I'll non. residents OF the State OF siissis.
slppi, and beyon | the Ordinary process Of
this Court, and that the places Of residence
and p0stoflos OF tho Sfore. aid unknown de-
PENDANTS has not been As ertAined after dill
gent inquiry; this Is. therefore. To make
known ~ the sld defendants OF the un.
known hetrs Of ZenAs X. Fulton, deceased,
aud the uuknoWn heirs OF Hampton s. Chris
tian, deceased, that unless they DO and up.
pear AZ q Chgncery Court Of Warren Coun.
~, 70 be held In and for said county. ct the
c urt.house thereof, In the city Of ViokbbuFg,
Oh the LIST Monday In Oct A. d. 1910 then aud
there 10 plead, AnSwer or demur ~ the said
complainant's bill Of complaint. the same,
with the allegations thereof, will be taken
for confessed ~ 10 them. and this cause set
for, rs TO them. ex plrte.
II Is further ordered, That q copy Of this
order be publ shed In the VicksbuI NJ Weekly
Herald, a newspaper printed and publ shed
10 the city Of Vicksburg, In aid state Of
Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks,
D0ne before me, A. II. Arthur, ClePk Of
the Chncery COATt at Rules, ut my oflee In
he City Of vicksburg this the Nth ray Of
A II. ARTHUR, Clerk.
Burwell 3 Cook, solicitors FIR complain.
anti. aug3i .wat
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
OBITUARY..

Died, in Jackson, Mississippi, At ~ O'Clock,
on the 10th or September, 1910. EDWARD
TIcKELL, Of CONGESTION OF the brain, aged
~sixty-nine years.
Mr.. Tickell wi, a native Of England, but
had been q citizen Of VlckAburg, Mississippi,
for more than thirty years.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
SALE.
THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPIJ
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit Court to November term

VAETGU NouubIs
In Warren Circuit Court to November term,
A. d., 1870.
T. U. white 4 Co., }
vs.. III ia for e665 90,
L. p. Drake.
VIRTUE OF the above writ Of FIeri
Faclas 70 me directed, I shall expose 10
public sale, at the East door OF the Court
House, In the city Of Vioksburg, within TIL
hours prescribed by law 10 the highest bid.
der for easn, on the
LIST Monday In November Next.
being the TIh day thereof, all the right, title
and interest Of the defendant l.. p. Drake,
being an undivided One.hali interest in, and
to the following real estate, tO.Witi Lot 8
section I; lots /, 2, s, I. 5, 8 and 7. section 5;
the west X northeast X and east \ south east
y section 8, all In township II, rADge2 east;
also fractional section 30, township rs, range
. east, containing $50 acres more OF less, stu.
ate, u ling and being In the county OF Warren
and State Of Mississippi; the same having
been levied upon ~ the property OF the de.
PENDANT, to satisfy Plaintiffs claim and all
costs.
CHAS. Z. FURLONG,
Sheriff Warren County.
UPToE II. YOUNG, ATTY for Plaintiff.
sepl7-d4I-wlw.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

Mrs. PARTINGToN says she un-
derstands the pickle the Emperor
has gotten into; but she would
like to know what the neutrality
is that Victoria Is trying to pre-
serve.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
Administrator's Notice.

EKTHEREAs Letters Of Administration
on the estate Of Mary A. Hall, de.
ceased, were granted 70 the undersigned on
the 18th day Of September, 1870, by the Clerk
Of the Chancory Court OF Warren county,
Mississippi. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requested to
exhibit the same within the time prescribed
by law, or the same will DO barred.
p. II. COOK,
sepl3.w6W Administrator.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

CHREsTEEE NILSSON, the Swedish
queen Of song, reached the shores
Of America On re IAN inst
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

TIE Missouri census takers re-
port only 1900 "COlOnels."
There we're mora, but most Of
ihem have - WEa@a - nna
~ A
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

Why do ''birds in their little
nests agree" Because they'd fall
out If they didn't.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24


LuE 0iIQHll4 Heeuoua epltaph
hff0m 3 tombstone 10 the church.
yard 81 Gaylord England:
~neTs llsih the body af
FstaF Esasli
f9 yenm GlaFk 81 this PARISH
algbd respected - > piaas aHd mir9h.
ana man. and d.ei On his Way % Church K
nNtata Maadlng On ne aist day q March,
ihei nhai lnnh Of CFayiond have raised
al al0ua % Dis che rfni memory. and aa q
ldhule y BIZ long and faithful sci vices.
ms he q uhis Gers vas iEss thTee score
nearly bali Of whila tune he had sung
out Ame4sl
shii Yeah be vas married. like other
young men
Bui hls vie died enc day. 70 be ehADted
(w4lf
AuScond he took, she departed. what theni
ne married and buried atht d with Ama
Ihns bic joys and biz soEEoWs we're iTsbls4,
but tken
nln voice was deep Bsss IS he sung out
AmeW.
On lhs Aava he could blow as well a. most
10 hk Acra wa lexAlted 10 blowing AMEN;
nui he lost all bis Hssd after three score
And here vi h thEos wives he waltz till
ms trumpet Ghar rouse him 10 sing ont
AaM.h
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
THE NAM OF nI1sI8sIPPIl


In Warrea ChanosFy Court, 70 TIE October
Tern, $50.
AZ Rules before the CLERK OF said C0urt
feth August. 1870.
Simon suydam, Administrator
". B. Sloan, deceased,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

Charles II Smith o. al. Trustees, &c.,l
". )
a q Edwnnhe \
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-14
=, A VALUABLE ~ e.,
FARM FOR SALE.

"A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
"a containing $50 to o75 acres. loca-
ted Of the mouth Of the Wicotdico on Che
Potomac River. 81. Mary's ootnty. Md.
The soil is kind and productive and is we'll
adapted to the growth Of TIE. staple pro-
ducts ofthis section Of the Stale. This farm
is convenient TO two or three steamboat
wharves. has 'roomy -
DWELLING HOUSE !Tk
upon it. q large BARN. q 10
STABLES, aud other OUT
HOUSES There is plenty Of WOOD
and TIMBER for the use of the place and
sous that might be spared far sale The
sdjsceas waters abound IN Ash. oysssts snd
villa fowl IN ssason aad en- b, had a.
most st ,he lssdiss. Il licsG inu,siiasely
% the greet Duekise Gresods. (,he Nat
row. has 6ne ~ater soil convenient for
bedding oysters. Is 70 20 thousand bush-
els Of which night now be essily and pro-
6sahly bcdded. II desired. the lsad can
be divided into tsoo snng Farms, eseh
having ~ equal water front Any one
wanting to purchase valuable place, can
get barsais, - an desirous Of movinc
to The West. Address.
4 -s BsCHESELOlNE,
r-5 ,.ra Milestown,
St. Msry's Co,
-e Nd.
May 10. Is7eL,f.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
~ Thrner IL
John y h Holloway, trading
~ J j TSIsnes & Co. -.
VS.. IA
J Frank Bohanan. Ex Of
james L Foxwell =
as Ada Foxuell, his .-f
Widow and Devises.

/. In tfeC1fcuit Court FOR 81 Mary = csurtt,
s:ttinr asa Court 81 Equity. s'a@e
- o. 49, No. 2i3 n Eqaity.sw eLala
AkDfRED. this 21ra day 90 .Jlfns, 1870.
thst the AUDITORS repostar A, Gied
ia this causs, be ratified aud iconfirm-
Cd, usie1 cause to the contfsry be shown
on or before the. srj Monday or Juiy
next provided q copy ftbis order be 10.
serieS ia the saint Maty's Beacon. orce .
week 'fcr, three successive. weeks prior, 10
the sa,dsSsd Monday % .iviS. O. - e.
aTs.v75sT $50 JNO A CAVALIER. CHI.
-vfg Trusoery-1ess: u s--..o
agp = JNOA CAVALIER, Crk
, June ~ 1sle-e"- 2. s4vens r. ~
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Lao CO.Partnersltip.

TIE undersigned have formed law Co
partnership under the name Of Maddox
4 Crane. They will practice in the Conrts Of
St. Marv's and the adjoining counties and
also in the Court Of Appeals.
Especial attention paid TO the collection OF
claims against individuals. the State or the
Government. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to their charge.
Address. Maddox & Crane. Leonardtown
st. Mary's county, Md.
G. FRED. MADDOX.
/ J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. rs, ls67-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-14
Care Of Kidney and Bladder Affection
ga Patient Sepsnty. Eish Pears 7
Of Ass- Manksss
-.s.as -s Mr.. Helmbelj.s.

GfaaRr. Pa. March 81, 1899.
EDrroR CosMoPoLIrE:
Itesire ~ an unsolicited tribute to tho
merits OF HelmboId's Btchu. aud for the
benefit Of tausc similarly afflicted as myse.f.
to say that after consulting many eminent
physiciaus, and trying nearly all the bcs,
advertised renediea in the veiu hope of End
ing relief from sggszvz(inx kidney aud bad
Ger diseases, from which have suffered eS-
cessivsly fsr many yeats, good fortune g.
ually suggested To ms Bs,nbola's Buchu.
which l commenced Esiu1 Sish little faith.
aud NO apparent bers6cial PssuAss for alb ut
a month. AZ the e1pi,atiou, Of that time.
however, thought commenced to expert
ence slight rslief, which encouraged me %
perseveTe in its use. ap0 now AZ tire expira-
Iicn OF four months. although am an 10.
hrm old man, nearly seventy -sigLt years oil
age. and consequently medicines canaos be
expected - fasesabiy eject me - they 9th.
srvise would, ] have toUsd such unspeaka
bic relief and peTmAnens bensf1s from Mr..
Helmbold's ysiuAhle discSyers, thar ] .fsel
ought publicly to recerd the fasl. as an &C.
Acknowledgement to him and valuable -sus-
eestioo TO abe, public. zrs4sE -esr-vss0
= ?, Yours, Respectfully
-e-- -s-.=7s'ra '-eaaD.M. LAREN.
Mr. LAren refers 70 the following gsnsle-
Col. Ban Rice. .Girard, Pa see ras- sr5
chas. STOW. Esq. G;rard. Pa. I'd .C0mep.
oi:te. p $500 u.
George II. ersies. 0iraui. Pa. Attorney.
CD. Hines, tsirard. Pa, Attofney.. sss.l5
Cspt. ID. w. Hutchinson. 0irard, Pa, At
? toruey. Ite
David Oiic. 0irs.d. Pa, Merchant
David Il ID y. 0isasd, Pa. Merchant.
T. e Rock well, Girard, Pa. Merchant.
B C Ely. 8irsrj. Pa. Druggist. 81
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BUCHU.--lts odor is strong. dif,,ivc.
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Law CO-Partnership

The undersigned, Attorneys at Law and So
lictors in Chancery. have this lst day Of De
c.rnbcr, 1859, associated themselves 10 practice
their profession under the name and style Of
BLAKlSTONE 4 MORGAN.
They will practice in ST. Mary's and the sd:
joining counties and in the Court Of Appeals.
Special and prompt attention will be paid TO
the collection Of claims. One or both can al.
ways be found at their Office In Leouard Town.
Address, Blackstone s Morgan, Leonard Town
p. o., 81. Ma.y's County, Md.
JAMES =. BLAKIsrONE,
J0SEPHF F. MORGAN,
Dsc.s2, lsc9-f. -a.as .-s-sr
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I testimony
Cure Of Crarel Of Five Years Sssndins
Stone Passed and to Le Seen.

z
SAVANNAH. TENN, May II. 1869.
DR. II. 7. HELNsoLD:
Dear Sir-We introduced your Fluid
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months ago. and are happy +, state that 1t
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A man 10 our county named J. b. Cste
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Us one bottle Of your " Buchu." and bes,re
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we now have on exhibition in our drug
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preparations arc gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully. yours. &c.
E'CLtS B. HiNkEL, Druggists.
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10 him stating ise .movp. reqsircj. sud
the particular ptspOsss far whica i, is to be
used. -. -
Sec. II And b. j. -sacsed, That the
tensss ef.kes Of he sid Board of Trus-
tees shall b for lie OF during good be-
havioF. that . quorum shall cnns;ss Of four
mcmbezs Of sid Board. aud 10 c.se Of va
saney cccusripe IN sais hoard By death
resiensiion. a. sihersise, she surviving
Trustees shall have poser 10 iil said va
eancy b aspoisaias fhsreso . ehissa Of
Saint Mays Coaniy.
SseiI2. Add b il enacted, That any
rerton sho STALL vilfully destroy. nut
lac. hjHre OF remove sny tomb. noru-
menl OF grave ssone. mr. other strucsass
plsssd 10 odd burial eFssad. Or any falce,
railing or other work for the protection or
urnsment of sas3 eroaad, osssbsli vilful.
iy dssirey. cut. bsexs .Ser lssmove any
tree. Plant OF shssb w;shis j,a linits, on
due 'oof thereof .haIl be deemed guilty.
s anisssnessss. end spou convsliss
thereof before any Justice Of the Peace
sAall be punished ~ 6ne. ID the discrc-
tioa Of the justice, sceording 70 the az
gravation Of Che offence. not less ftsn Eve
nor nsse than 6s,y da,lsrs. "a, be- collee,
tsd n ANAL debts are collec,sble. and to
81 psid over 10 the said Board Of Trus-
tees. for the repairs Of the enclosure
around said burial ground. or any other
Ferpcss eosneesci with the. ssne. , %
See l3 Aud lie it enacted. That this
AstsEsI take effect from the ds,e Of its
Passage. -,=
Approved March I.. 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
Governor.
FEgDINAND c. L4rROBE. %
Speaker q the H. use Of Delegates.
BARNES COMPTON.
Presiden. Of the Senate.
MARYLAND, Set:
I. JAWS :. FRaNKLiN. Clerk oe the
Cau,, OF Appeals Of Maryland, do hereby
certify that the aforcgoing i. q full and
true copy OF Chapter SO. Of January Ses-
sion. 1870. Of ;se General Assembly Of
Maryland. g. taken from the original en-
Crossed blii deposited in and belonging to
The Office Of the said Clerk Of the Court Of
AppeaA.
~.@*."s In testimony whereof / have
ell. s. . hereun'o set my hand ~ Clerk
$1,000. and affixed the seal Of the said
Court Of Appeals this s,h day Of July.
4. D.. 1870.
JAMES s. FRANKLIN,
Clerk Of Court Of Appeals
Of Maryland.
July II. lsI0-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-14
RfYgRs 10

Rev. WILLIAM COGsWELL. wec,-
port, Cont. -s.
}. +. u. CANNON. Druggist, wes.por..
Coma.
u. 3. WHEELER. Esq. wsstpor..
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL Esq. Westport.
Conn.
III. WAKEMAE, Feadiag. Coun.,
r. w. ROBINSON, Wholesale Drug.
6 st. New York City; and many others IL
necessary. r-sr ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-14
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Eliza 4. Jones
vs..
James M",rs Jones.

In the CrcuI. Court Tor ST Hary's county.
sit:inE as a Court OF Equity.
~ 1911 n. 4.
nRpEREn ihis 9Th day of july. 1870,
~ he, the a uds,"r's Report fled in
:h- cause. he ratified aud confirmed. unless
-ause to The contrary be shown on or before
the End Monday of Angus, next provided a
copy Of this order be published in the St
Mays L<aeoa, orce q week for three sucres-
sivc weeks prior to the said md Monday Of
August.
JNO ACAMALIER, Cl'k.
True cply-Tcst.
mo A CAVALIER, CHI.
.suly 10. is.o-sw.