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Grant in Peril.

Nj. GREELEY comments on the proposition
to form new party us follows: .t.-s
's"'stick to the ship' STAND by the old
fag!' &c, &C., are well enough as poetry,
but are not the dictates of practical wisdom
nor of intelligent patriotism. 1t is high time
that the American people ceased wrangling
about dead issues and addressed themselves
10 the concerns Of the present day" Il
If this means anything it means that the
Republican party has performed its, mission
and ought to be consigned to the grave.
Surely the country is not lost when Dir.
GRsEIEy, who has heretofore given up to
party what was meant for all mankind, dares
to talk thus w. b.. TWEED seemed twelve
months ago to be as firmly seated in power
us GRANT now appears to be. Who can tell
but that another year may witness the down
fall of the latter! =.
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If the Enquirer will read again our
paragraph relative to the time OF the com
n,encement of the year, it will find that, I'M
ike the Irishnan,s chicken, it "spake toe
soon." We said that in England the year
commenced on the 25th of March up to the
time of CROMWELL !; and we mentioned, as
proof, the fact that CARLYLE puts two dates
to CRoawpLL's letters. Ii the new calendar
had been Mt that time in use, it would moi
haze been necessary to put two dates tc
these letters. The fact that two dates were
used shows that the change was made Gter'
yards. Yet the Enquirer bluntiy says,
"nothing of the kind" and proceeds at once
to show, what our paragraph showed to all
who took the trouble to read it carefully:
that the change was made aftsrpords We
did not state, nor mean to state, when the
change was made, for we did not at the time
have the date in our mind; but simply that
it was not made in the time of WILLIAM THE
CoSovERoE, nor had been made even up to
the time of CROMWELL, and we gave good req.
sons for the statement. The Enquirer man
must have left his spectacles at home on
Thurstlay
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West virginia's Portion Of the Debt
a gensleman writes to us as follows from
the Louisiana State University, at Baton
Rouge: $40 azigs5 j
ssThepeople of East and West Virginia were
Joint stock company under the title: Of the
State Of Virginia, they contracteda debt upon
the implied security Of the taxable property
found within the limits OF the State, and if
States could be sued like individuals the
whole property of the State, unless exempt
by special laws, would be seized under a writ
OF execution to be sold and the proceeds to
beappiied in discharge Of the Indebtedness
of the State. The division OF Virginia into
two States does neither change the character
Of fhe debt nor the liability of the original
debtors, and both states, If suable, would act
ualsssbe liable In law. not for part, but for
the payment of the whole debt, IL either purity
should prove ainsolYent and unable to dis
charge its disAibutiYe proportion, But ps
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THE FUNDING AcT.-It Is o singular fact
that while threc-fourths Of tho Legislature
favor tho suspension of the funding act OF
last year, the press Of the State are almost
unanimously opposed to its repeal or suspen'
sion. The question arises, Which represents
the opinion of the pcople-the Legislature OF
the press? 1t is difficult yet to decide; but
we trust there can be no doubt that the peo,
ole of Virginia arc most unaltelably opposed
to tho reputation of the State debt. Coo
forbid that so foul, dishonoring word MS re-
pudiation should ever be linked with the
spotleSs fame and peerless name Of Virginia
HnLifdr Record.
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We publish entire the message Of Governor
Walker Yctoing the resolution of the Gene.
raj Assembly sllspending the operations OF
the funding bill. The Governor gives clearly
and strongly his reasons for disappearing the
resolution; and any fair-minded man who
will read his arguments carefully will be con-
WINGED that he is right.
The veto has been overridden BY two
thirds vote Of the House, and there is little
doubt that the Senate will also pass it, We
will wait with interest to see the great good
to the people of the State promised as the re-
suit Of this decentralization Herald.
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EDUCATIONAL.

FEMALE SCHOOL, ONE MILE FROM
+ FREDERICK's HALL DEPOT, CHEsA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RA1Lh0 10. AI5,r b0HnISsAA
10SHDERS for the balance OF the session. Board
and tuition from LIST January 70 LIST july, 1879, In
Engiish, French, Latin, and Mathematics, Siooi yo-
cal and instrumental Music, with Use or flano, 42o
Circulars furnisbed ON applications: n,
dc Is-stawsw MRa n: W. HAEnsss I
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GEoRGn.--ActinS Governor CoStET ha'
justified the good opinion of him as man,
which, upon information derived from q
Georgian who knows him well, we expressed
some weeks ago. He has SURRENDERED tne
office of Governor without contest. So We
infer from the tclcgIams published by us yes
terday. Mr.. SMITH, tho new Governor, re-
ceiycd very small vote, but, rs MEEcrTIc
s,id of his wound, 1t was enough. Aopod!
else received US large a vote. We trust thai
Georgia will now be allowed to manage hcl
own Affairs without interference from Wash
ington.
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! sspE<E5karHagIGEs -
D JANUARY, 18Fl.
GREAT BARGAINS IN5DRY GOODS.
coLoRED AND BLAcKDREss GOODS,
LINENS, &c.

~
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
t accordance with their usual custom ut tlis season'
win sell upon their rear counter -... ~:...r.
MANY VERY DECIDED BARGAINS
in FALL and WINTER POPLTNS; also, goods for
Ladies and Misses suited for early spring.
These goods desirable III every respect and only
sold to reduce stock.
VIII be included In tho lot,
BLACK MOHAIRS and ALPACAs-aIways in re-
quest
Also, some fine jobs In -.
LINENS, TABLE DAMAsKs; NAPKINS, &c, for
housekeeping purposes.
Their stock Is fresh and attractive, being kept up
all the time.
lust opencsl by steamers and express,
LADIES' and GENTLEMES'S KID GLOVES, very
best;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and SETS,
MOURNING Wells ard COLLARS.
BLANKETS, .
FbANNELS, -
BROWN and BLEACTIED COTTONs,
SHEETISGS,
DIAPERS,
DOYLIES, &C., SC.
T.K. PRICE & CO..
ia1s 110l Main street.
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Look at thasDOUBLE-WIDTHA LPACAs, all Co
lors, ut CSC. worth s5c. per yard;
Handsome DIAGONAL TwLLED PLAIDs at 2Ss.
per yard worth 2jc.;
Pure wool FRENCH SATTEKEsu at 60 and s5c.worth
CSC. and 81;
EMPRESS CLOTHS from so to zoe. worth sc. and
g.;
CORDED PoPLINs at CSC. worth 7sc. per yard;
Pure SILK AND WOOL PoPLINs at 81, sl.?5, aud
$3.50, worth $3.50, sl.75. and 81 per Yard
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at soc. would be cheap
at &C.:
REPS for Dre5slus-Gowns at &c. worth CSC. Per
yard;
BOMBAZISES at st.25. Sl.so, s!.5j. and s2j,lst %
per cent. below regular prices;
Doube-wld.h BLACK and WHITE PLAIDs,
warranted all pure wool. at Csc. per yard, would
be cheap at doc;
SHEPHERDS PLAIDs, warranted all wool, u: DOC,
would lie q bargain at coc.;
FRENCH 31ERINOs at 90, 75c., and 81 per yard;
WHITE EDGE BLACK SILK at sl26;
BLACK SILKS at s!.so $l.75. 81, and s25c-als
great bargains;
PRINTED DELAINEs IN MI the desirable styles at
2Oc., sold everywhere at CSC:
GIRLS WALKING SUITS at cost, to close;
All kinds Of GARMENTS for ladies made up In the
beet STYLE
Ladies 9;-inch MERINo SHIRTS at 75c. worth
$lG5;
A full assortment OF NJ RINO SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for men, women, and children;
Handsome STRIPED SHhWLS at 81 sold at 20 ut
the beginning Of the season;
sHAWLs at S1.75 and 81 worth $3.50;
BLACK MERINo SIiAWLS at all prices:
BREAKFAST SIIAWLS at 81 worth Sl.5o;
Elegant LONG and SQUARE BROCHE suAWLs
ct great bargains:
Handsome sets Of ALASKA MINK FURS at S;
worth S.;
GENUINE SIBERIAN SQUIRREL SETS at s.
worth SIS;
ERMINE SETS ut s. and 50;
FUR SETS for children ut $3.50 and 50 Il set;
BLUE TISSUE for wells u: 0oc.;
DRAB and WHITE TISSUE for wells ut soc. pei
yard worth 75c.;
SIT X aud WOOL SC.aRFS at 25c. worth 81:
COTTON DIAPER, ten yards i'll piece at sig
worth $780,
LINEN DIAPER, ten yards In piece, at SIS
worth 81;
FRISGED NAPKINS at d, 75c., and 81 per dozer
worth 81, sl.o5, and sl.5o;
TABLE-CL Otis, all pure linen, two yards long a
81 worth :l5O;
BRIDAL Or HONEY-COAIB QUILTS at :i.2;
worth 80;
ZEPHYR WORsTED HOODS at PC. worth 81;
pIAEO-COTERS from SIS to IS;
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PROPOSALS,

CITY ALHsnoUsR, SUPERINTENDENT OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, January IL, 1871 5
DROPOSALs.-Scaled proposals will be
i received mt this Office until Il O'Clock u. on
Allushousc with GROCERIES and FRESH BEEF
for the quarter ending the soth day of April, 1872.
For further particulars apply TO the Super1ntend-
ent Of the City AlnsliouSe.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all proposals offered. 4. u. CHESTERAAS,
Chairman Committee for Relief OF tie Poor.
IN fs-I
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MARRIED.

At the EcYcntl-Strcct synagogue, near Marshall,
on the sd Of January lS7o, at O'Clock =. ~, by the
Rev. Or. Bcticlcim, 3Ir. MARCUS BEAR, Of VIII
mington. y. G., and MiSs CARRIE L. DEMEL-
NAN, Of Richmond, Va.
New York, Baltimore, Washington, Wilmington
q. c., and Charleston Nv Val papers plcasc copy.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed
~ proposals will be received by the undersigned
until y n. THURsD.AT. ysnqarE Is, ls7s for the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad from Darlington
street to james river, including tunnel through
Church Hill about a4oo feet long For further par
tculnrs, apply to II. ID. WHlTCOMB,
Chief Engineer Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
dc a5-td Richmond, Va.
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ITO THE PUBLIC have moved from
Stan No. %, Second Market. to Stall No. o. in
rear OF Jacob Keck, at which will be pleased to see
nv customers and friends generally.
will keen the best STEAK and ROAST BEEF at
.Iaa cents; nlso, MUTTON and LAMB:
> In 1-Stx 8. 6Ch NAFIL-
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MEETINGS.


FARMERS CLUB.-An adjourned meet
Il ing Of citizens of Fairfield township favorable
to the formation of n FARMERS CLUB will be
held at the courthouse TODAY at z O'Clock Z. II.
j. W. LEWELLEN, Chairman.
3. F. Corr, Secretary. ia 1a-lt*
MERCHANTS AND PLAN re r S
wi SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOED.-The
annual meeting of tie stockholders Of this Bank
will be held at their office On the 10TH JAN UARY,
1879, at O'Clock z. II. Stockholders will please be
present In person or by proxy.
las WILLIAM A. JENKINS, Cashier.
general meeting Of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF the VIRGINIA SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY Will DC held in the city OF
Richmond, ut the Office Of Messrs. LANCASTER 6
co, at - NJ. on'thc 5th day OF February, 1872.
T. II. LOGAN, President
std Virginia Sugar Refining Company.
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sprc1AL cornrs OF ArPEAL.

sPEC1hL COURTS VI AfFEhL'
House bill providing for special courts OF
appeal came up as unfinished business, the
question being upon reconsfdcring. the vote
by which the bill was previously rejected
The motion to reconsider prevailed. =
Mr.. O'FEnEALL moved to recommlt ;
which was rejected.
Mr.. WALKER moved to fix the pay Of the
Judges at 81 per diem instead of SO. Lost.
Mr.. DONALD proposed j per diem OF IS.
Lost.
Mr.. Cox proposed SG. Lost. :.
Mr.. BAGwELL proposed that the per diem
of the judges shall be the same as that OF
members Of the General Assembly. Agreed
to-.
On motion of Mr.. WALKER, the bill was
further amended by limiting the annual seS'
sions of the court to ninety days.
Adjourned.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Lost. STRAYED, &c.

r OS,T GOING to Hollywood, 4 tUk D.. bV ,,i
I'll. sIVE DOLLARS will be p'd1 w
its return Mir to the Exchange aud Ballard l0a'e
II lJ-ltt
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|dsbsedness OF Che city Alexaflsiria s1n Dne
uniform issue Of stocks. ygsss-4-
By Mr.. CRIrz Petitioner citizens OF Pat.
rick and Floyd counties for liberal reward
for the destruction of wolves, wildcats, and
foxes.
BY Mr.. SUBTLE: Bill to provide for the ap-
pointneht Of commissioners and overseers OF
roads. --. -,
BY Mr.. CRrTz: Resolution as to amending
the Constitution 80 as to create something
like the old judicial districts.
By Mr.. DANIEL: Resolution extending the
time for the qualification of the sheriff OF New
X ont
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REMOVALS.

r livery A D HIRING STA an
IL BLE-Havng removed my stable from ~
the corner Of Fifteenth and franklin streets TO No.
716 Main street. between Seventh and Eighth lately
occupiedby William Al. Ledley.1 would respectfully
inform nv friends and the public generally that they
can be accommodated with hrst-class HORSES,
BuGGIEs, and HACKS. Particular attention to
boarding horses. ,,,
ia l2-Iw JAMES D. SUTHERLAND.
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DEMOVAL.-PETE LAWSON, EEzE
IN JR.. respectfully announces to his pa-.sa.-.
irons and the public generally that ne has removed
from stall No, s. Second Market, to STALL No. 10,
same market, where he keeps always on hand good
SUNNY of choice BEEF, MOTION, SALT MEATS,
&C., and will promptly serve all who give him CALL
Cal ~
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RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY PRESENTED AND
ADOPTED.

BY Mr.. BoyKrN: or SO amending section
% of chapter IS of the Code as to give
judges Of the county courts, in term time or
vacation, the same jurisdiction or authority
In cases Of suspected lunatics as Is by said
section conferred on three justices Of the
peace. .@asassq ~
by Mr.. HuNpLRy: OF so amending section
Gofan'a act approved June 90, 1870, amending
the provisions Of the Code in regard to the Su.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS.

On recommendation Of the Committee Oh
Privileges and Elections, that committee was
authorized to send for persons and papers In
the Essex contested election case. The same
committee was authorized to print such Pc
titions, notices, &C., as they think proper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-30

more or less.
being the same land If which the Ia te
Joshua Watts di, d seized and 20. sessed
THIS land lies in the Bird election dis-
trict Of St. Mary's county, within few
miles If Leopardtown, is Of fne natural
sill. ard has an immensr quantity Of wnod
and timber upon il; AMI all Railroad men
in Specializing about the location Of the
proposed Railroads in our county, say
that one or both will run near it on Que
nle or the other
TIE TERMS OF SALE.
rs prescribed ty the Decree, are -
Oue.,hird Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day Of sale. aud the
balance in two equal installmen,s at one
AID two years credit tho deferred pay.
u,cnts to be secured BY the bords or
notes Of The purchaser. with security to
be AZ proved BY the Trustee. and TO bear
interest from the day OF sale.
Wheu all the purchase money shall
have been paid. the Trustee will execute
a deed to the purchaser. free, clear and
discharged Of all claims of the parties to
this suit aud # those claiming by. from
or under them.
DANIEL C. HAMMETT,
Trustee.
Nav l6, lS12-.s.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
orpAans Court Of Sn.t xr-ys County, Set -
April %, 1872.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That VIM n
OMattingley and 10 Morgan. Adnrs. Of
Nm MATTINGLEY, Of wm..
late ~ ST Nary's county, Maryland. deceased,
give she notice required by Law to the deceas-
eds creditors TO exhibit their claims. and tina ,
he same be published once q eek for six sue
csssisA weeks in the S, Nary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES T N RAtKY,
Register Wills for St Nary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, we herehy
give notice that we have obtSined from the Or.
rhans' Court of 81 Mary's county, MARYLAND,
lettersof administration on the personal estate
cfWn Mastingiey. Of VIM, late Of said county.
deceased. All persons having els: ms esin.t The
said deceased, are hereby motif ed 10 exhibi, the
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto.
70 the subscribers, on or hefore the i.t day o.
Nov, lsT:, they will otherwise BIZ Law be ex-
Guided from the benefit Of the saii estate. AL
persons indebted TO re deceased ase requested
to make Immediate paymen, ,t the Subscribers
WNH MATTINGLEY,
10 Y MORGAN,
Administrators
April IS. lei3-sw.
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EQUITY NOTICE.
George l.. Clarke
and Sophia 6. NJ.
his wife.
vs..
Mary G. Yates
and others.

In the Circui. Court for Saint NARY.
ecsnts. sitting Is Caar. Of Equity.
No. SIS N. L.
T\HE object Of the bill in the ahovr
II entitled cause is TO proeurc de-
cree fcr the ss,e Of al the real ~.ssse ia
Saint Mary's County of which John F.
Y..es died srised and possess-d. and 70.
divi.ica Of the proceeds u .ale smo~-
his heirs At law. Va: Sophia n. y
Clarke. Mary O.: Yates, C.th-r;n. L
Yatss. Edward r. Yates. Jane NJ. Yates.
l.o,tie N. Yates. Josephine J. Yates AID
Frederick j. Yates. all Of whom arc in.
fanss under the age Of tsen,y-one vear<,
efeep. the sail Sophia +. n. Mary G..
and Catherine Il.
The bill further states. ths. the said
Mary G. Yates. Catherine T.. Yates, Ed.
ward X. Yates. Jane NJ. Yates, Lo,iie
VI. Yates. Josephine J. Yan i and Fred
erick +. Yates are non-residenss Of the
State Of MARYLAND. and prsys an order
OF publication warning them to appear in
this Court. at come certain day to be
therein named. to answer the premises,
etc.
1t is thercfnre ordered. this ts.ntv.
9th day Of Arril. 1872, that the Com
Plainants gise notice 10 tho said non-res-
ident defendants of the substance and
olje.t Of the said bill. by advertisement,
in the saint Mays Bacon" once .
week for four successive weeks. prior to
The first Monday OF June nex:, warm
ing them to be and appear in this Cour,
10 person. or by solicitor. on ia. third
Monday Of September next. aud show
cause. If any they have. Why . decree
should no. be passed as prayed. other wise
the said Bill OF Complaint shall be taken
pro confssso agains: them.
JNO. A. CAVALIER,
Clerk OF the Circuit
Court for st. Mary's
County. Nd.
Trne copy-Test:
JNO. A. CAVALIER,
Clerk.
May Z, lST2-4w.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

0rphans' Court Of s.. Narv's County, Sa:--:
May IA 1871.
nRDERED BY THE COURT. Ths, Jos. n.
~ Kew and n. s. Briscoe. Executors Of
II. G.. s. KEY,
late Of Saint Marvs county. MARYLAND, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to tho
decesscd's creditors TO exhibit their claims, and
tha, the same be published once week for .ix
successive weeks in the ST. Mary's Beacon.
Test
JAMES T VI RALEY,
Register Wills for st Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we hare obtained from the Or
pha.s Court ofSt xary's county, Maryland
letters testameuta-y on the personal estate oil
II. G. s. KEY. late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims ag ainst the said de-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibit the sams
with the proper vouchers attached thereto to
the subscribers, or or before the 18th day Of
Nov, ls7?. they will otherwise by Law be excla
ded from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted TO the deceased are requested
TO make immediate pay ment to the subscribers.
JOS. II. KEY,
d. 8. RRlSCOE.
Executors.
nay Is, lsi:-sw.
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the owner. may eoodene the property a
the property q . pesssa guilty Of viola
ting The lav wi,h'et naming such person.
See. 8. And Be Il essesed. That the
proceeds Of sale Of any property forfeited,
~ aforesaid. with al costs Of peo.~ea.ioa
snd enes iuspoSed and collected under shi.
Act. shall. siter paying lie expenses of
the scisure, condemnation and sale, Be
divided. one-foursh 70 the Sheriff or CON-
stable making the seisute. one.sourth to
those aiding in making the arrest and
seisare. and in case The arrest ard scisure
10 made without the aid Of I'd officer. then
one-hsb to those making the arrest and
se'sure. and in al cases ene-haH 70 the
County Commissioners Of Charles county.
70 b expended ii rrpsirins The psb,ie
roads Of said county. and 10 d-fanl, Of
the paymeot Of sueh 6ne and ecass Of n.
rest and prcsccutioh. the rersoa d per-
sons convicted Of the violation of any Of
che provisions Of this Act. shall be e,m.
mitsed 70 the county jail Tot thirty
'iays, unless such ins and costs Be sooner
paid.
See. 3. And he Il enacted, That .uy
prrsnn who shall attempt to violate any
Of the provisions Of tins Act, .hail be
guilty Of q mi.dcmcauor, and 90 eouvic-
ton thereof. shall he dealt with and pun
ished =. il he had violated said Act aud
the finding Of any nonresident Of the
ecdnty upon any Of the tributaries Of the
Potomac river, lying wholly or 10 part in
Charles county. (save - her, 10 exccp'cd)
having in his p 'sssssion any seine, net.
tackle or other coutrivance, generally
Used in taking terrapins, or in hauling
srines fos Dish. Shall DO prinsa fscis evi.
dence Of such attempt By such person.
SEQ. 10. And be i, enacted. Tha, moth
ing cont .incd in this Act, or in the 40:
passed January session. eighteen hun
dred and seventy. chapter si1tJ-ore. shall
be construed TO prohibit the citizens Of
Charles aud St. Mays Counties having
= common right to Ssh in that inlet or
tributary Of the Potomac river, common-
ly called Wicou,ics River. save as may
conflict With section one of this Act.
where shores are distinctly marked aud
designated As therein required.
Sec. II. And be it enscted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date of ito
passage.
Approved April /. 1879.
We do hereby certify that the aforego-
ing is correct copy of an Act Of the Cen
eral Assembly OF M,rvlaud. passed q. the
January session. 1872.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the Hous. Of d .!.estcs
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
SECRETARY of the Senate.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphdns' Court q Sains Mdry's Cosasy, Set -
May e., 1879.
nRDEEED BY THE COURT, That Jane A
~ Shoemaker, administrative of " m Blair,
Lite of - Mary's county, aryland. deceased,
give the notice required ~ law to the decess-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims. and that
the same b- published once q week for six sue.
cessive weeks IN the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES T RALEw.
Register Wills tor st Mary's county.
NOfiCE.
In pursuance OF the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court at st. Mary's county, MARYLAND
letters OF administration the al estate Of
VIM Blair. late OF said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the proper -ouchers attached thereto, TO
thc suisse iher, on before the roth dav OF Nov.
1872. they will otherwise by law be excluded
FROM the benefits Of the ssid estate. All perso ns
indebted to the deceased are requested 10 make
immediate pay ment to the subscriber.
JANE \ SHOEMAKER.
Administrative.
may 3. is7:-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-30
STOTESi rESy! STOVES :.

STOTESl STOVES!! STOVES :!
WE wish to call your attention to our large
w stock Of
CHEAP STOVES,
Tin Ware aud Homse Keeping Ar'icle.,
all of which we are selling at Greatly Reduced
Rates for Cash, Wholesale and Retail. in order
TO rebuild our store. Please call before YOU
purchase
At FISHERS
Stove and Tin Ware House,
9: Y. Cav Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
~ Price Lists sent gratis.
Repairs fer Stoves At Foundry Prices
Dec 81, ls1l-f