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Rf virtue Of trust reposcd in US BY
- the County Commissioners for ST +.
Nary's County. and ny authority and d.
rcc,ion of the Code OF Public General
Lrws "f this State, we hereby give no
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2G4 acres,

more or less. ....
The several tracts lie adjacent 10 each
other and have DWELLING HOUSE
AM the necessary OUT-HOtSES upon
them. The soil is good, and there is u
large quantity cf spare TIMBER upon
the premises.
This property is located about thfec
miles from L"onardtown. near the line
Of the Southern Maryland Railroad. and
adjoins the estate Of Joseph s. Fofd and
The lands formerly owned BY the lac
Joshua Watts. The soil is well adapted
to the culture Of CORN, TOBACCO
and FRUIT, and there is some fine Nca-
dow land upon the premises.
TERMS OF SALE,
a: prescribed by the decree, are Olc-
third Of the purchase money in c.sl. on
the day of sale, and the balauce in equal
ins,ailments, at one and two years credit
the deferred payments to be secured
by the bonds, or notes. Of the purcha ser,
with security to be approved by the Trus-
es. aud to bear interest from the day Of
sale-or oil in cash, ut the option Of the
purchaser.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, tue Trustees will exccuts deed to
the purchaser. free. clear AID discharged
from all claims o: the parties to this suit,
and Of those claiming BY. from or under
them.
ROBERT C. COMBS,
JAMES S DOWNS,
Trustees.
Dec 5, 1S72-ts.
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REAL ESTATE agency,

A FLA" RENCE, Of Charlotte Hall
"A. has taken out an agency Tor tho salt
OF re-. estate in conjunction with JOSEPH
:, HAVILAND and SAML. r. NEAvR
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extensive connection, both in England and
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ANY desirable property placed ~ their hands.
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Trustees Sale of
Valuable
REAL ESTATE,

Dy virtue offs decree Of Tire Circui.
ID Court for Saint Marys county. Sit
ting rs = Ccur. o. Eanity. Passed in .
cause. 10 said Court. in which Emeiine
Mcwiliians Is Complainass aud r Pink
ncy Blakissose Defendant. and bcsrisg
date Of the third day OF March. 10 the
year eighteen hundred and seventy -cne.
the undcr,igned, IS Trustee, will offer
u public sale. at the Court House door,
In LecAardsows. On Lt-r-f.0t
Friday, the Goth Of December
next,
between the hours Of 12 o'clock, m. and
1 o'cl'ck, p. IN, tho following property.
10 wit
All that tract or parcel o. land. located
in the Fourt.. Election District of Ssin.
Mar,'s county. Maryland, commonly cal.
led AMI known a.
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GEORGEANNA. SnS@R

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For Hash!ngioI, Alsra.d,ia. Geors~esH
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Also,
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

Persons arc warned nos srespass with
dog or gun upon my home farm known
as "Holiy IOod" aud they are forNddsn
TO catch oysters in the waters Of Herring
Greek, ssjscels 20 the shores Of said e.
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ssW iscs, FORMED .sopsrtsership in lie
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sna spis OF Combs Dckns. They wffptae-.
tiesia the ecsnsy % 81 Nsry'sssi sbe sito;se
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

"HE undersigned have this day
formed a co-partnership for the
purchase aud sale Of Real Estate.
Parties DESTROYS Of purchasing OF seli
ling Real Estate will communicate With
them, Leonardsown L. O., s.. Mary's
County, Md
JAS. 8. DOWNS,
10. F. MORGAN.
Nov IA, 1S72-sf.
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Trustees Sale
of Valuable
RIAL ESTATE.

"Y virtue Of decree q The Circuit
Id Cou,t tor Saint Msry's couniy, Sit
ting . = Court Of Equity, res.ca is-e
caIse in which George L.. C:arle and
Sophia II. n. Cake. his .vik. afe Cod.
plain ,uts, aud Mary G. Yates sud Utkers
a.e Defendants. and b.asisx sats efths
Fad day Of December. IN the yesf eigh-
,een hundred and sevshty-tvc. he m.
isrsiguei, .s TRUSTEES, viii oder - psl-
liz saIs, - the Court Hosse der, in
Lscnardsows. O 80
Tuesday, the sist day Of Dec.
1872, e
between the hours Of l2 O'Clock. n. end
1 o'sloek. P. NJ. the following property.
TO wit
Those tracts or parcels Of had, "
Ing and being in Saint Marys county.
NJ .rylsud, called and kaswa By the fol-
lowing names
ONE-THIRD STONY HILLS. contain
ing ONE HUNDRED aud FORTY
TWO ACRES. more or less i
SCRCBBY OAKS. containing FIFTY
FIVE ACRES, more or less3s
PART STONY HILLS. containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. more or
less:
SWAMP ISLAND. con aiming TWEEN
TY EIGHT ACRES. more or less ;
aud -. ~.
PART RAMBLE, coptaiuing FOUR
TEEN. ACRES. mere or less. -.
These lands were formerly owned BY
the late Frederick Yates, aud coptain, in
the asgr' gate,
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Law .CO-partnetship

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ak srssssisssi, Attsr,4ys q Law go
Ssiieltors u Chancsty, hare this eth .aay
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0 TE E.--
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Pc RLEC LANDS.

Mr.. Hawley, of Illinois, on April 10,
1871, in Congress, had the Clerk read
the following:
"Be il Resolved, DC That from and
after the passage Of this act all the pub
lie lands of the United States shall be
withdrawn from the market, and there
after they shall be disposed Of only un-
der and by virtue of the homestead and
pre- emption laws, except so far as they
may be from time to time granted by
Congress for the purposes Of education !;
Provided, That nothing herein contain
ed shall prevent the location of college
scrip and land warrants, nor the fulfill
ing upon the part of the United States
of any existing contract or agreement"
The question was upon suspending
the rules and passing the bill.
Mr. Sprague, the Radical candidate
for Congress in this District,voted No.
and by his opposition aided in prevent
ing suspension of the rules and the
passage of the bill,
The passage of the bill would have
resulted in saving the public lands to
the people to settle upon.
The defeat OF the measure was favor.
able to the schemes of the Radical Land
Grabbers and spectators, upon whose
side Mr.. Sprague voted and the Conuen
lion that renomiaated him Endorsed his
rote upon that measure, which was in
direct opposition 10 the interests of his
constituents and the people generally.
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Only $1,000 Per Annum,

In q recent conversation between Gen,
BRINKERHoFF and reporter of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, the reporter observed
that the Administration was running its
big guns into Ohio. The General re.
piled;
We'll, what Of it? They will help
rather than hurt us. The people under
stand perfectly well that Grants Cabinet
in Ohio is out of its blace. We pay
those gentlemen $4,000 a year to dis
charge certain duties in Washington,
and their presence here is a violation
of a trust, and is an outrage upon the
people However, as Mr.. Creswell is
to be here, l hope he will explain the
Chorpenning claim, and also tell us why
his efforts to carry Maryland out of the
Union in 1861 failed SO egregiously."
GRANTS Attorney General, WILLIAMS,
is TO speak in Marietta, McConnelsville
and Athens, in this District. Speaking
at SS, 900 year, BY men who ought to be
at their desks in Washington, is a speci
men of GRANTS Wanted Civil Service
Reform
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coffee to the free list, but have SO fixed
matters that the total average taxation is
only 40 per cent while the list of arti-
clss above cited draw seventy per cent
out Of the pockets Of the people,
The Radical Congressional Conver.
tion which assembled at Marietta on the
Sth ult., and reuominatcd Hon. William
?. Sprague, endorsed his vote in favor Of
the above exhorbitant duties upon the
articles enumerated
The laws OF this Government, reader,
are made hy Congress elected by the
People Whose fault is it that the pres
ent Congress has made or maintained
laws that Ferpetuate such outrageous in
iquitics as these2 Whose fault will il
be, il the Congress to be chosen this
fall shall perpe' uatc them?
Let the People of this District con
sider their own interests and vote to
send Hon. r. R. Hudson, the Demo
cratic and Liberal Republican candidate,
to Congress and their interests will be
looked after, instead of those of the
Monopolists, Carpet -Baggers and Laud
Gra6bers.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer, 2lst ult.
ME. Greeley I'm CinCinnafj.

The ovation yesterday to the represen-
tative Of Peace end Reconciliation was
one worthy Of the man and the champion
Reform City of the West Eotwithstan.
ding the fact that Mr.. Greeley came
among lis private citizen, claiming dis
tinction by virtue OF life of usefulness,
the people recognized in him the leader of
Il great cause, and honored him accord
in2Iy. The opposition of oflicious com.
mittees and all uufricndlY press could not
prevent the people from turning out to
receive him on his arrival Fifty thou
sand people greeted the man Of the White
Hat along the line Of entry to the city, and
at night the men Of Cincinnati, who carry
victory upon their banners, gladdened the
heart of the Liberal Chief Mr. Gree
ley's speech from the balcony of the Bur
net House was model one-tuil Of good
sense, noble words and poetic sentiment
His correction Of the misapprehensions
growing out Of his Pittsburgh speech arc
worthy of attention The demonstration
yesterday was not a partisan ole, and can
not be so regarded, but it did power OF
good to the Liberal cause
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Important AccesSi0ns 10 the Lib
eTal Cause in Pennsylvania.

New YORK, September 23.-The Phil
adelphia Press to day announces three
important accessions to the Liberal
cause, as follows:
1--WE are warranted in assuring our
readers that our noble war Governor,
Andrew Curtin, will be able to speak
within the next few days, and he will
electrity the people by his bugle call for
the regeneration of the political rule of
our Commonwealth. Whatever he may
say on the Presidency, he will come to
the front of the battle against those
who have usurped Republican authority
and prostituted it to speculation and to
the personal advancement of unworthy
men Although still prostrated by
painful illness and forbidden by his
physicians to either read or write, he
can not be silent when his silence is in
solently claimed as an approval of the
corruption that has poisoned almost
every channel of power in our State
With him in the good work will be Hon.
Eli Slifer, Of Union County, who was
twice Representative, three years q
Senator, chosen without opposing votes;
three years honored by Republican
Legislature with the control of the
Treasury, when integrity was a requi-
site for the Commonwealth And cor.
daily supporting Curtin and Slifer in
this grand assault on the ring rule of
our State is Hon. Titan j. Catfey, who
has hut recently returned from Europe.
He was the ablest of Representative
Senators in the early days and Of hon
ored achievements Of the party, and
Assistant Attorney General Of the Uni
ted States under Mr.. Lincoln"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-10-01
horace Greeiey's Speech at Clyde
Ohio,

We commend the following brief
speech, delivered on the s4th ult,, to the
People everywhere:
''Shall the sword devonr forever? was
the anxious cry Of Hebrew prophet in
the midst of his country's dcsolation.--
Here stand | o-day, an American citi-
zen, to ask the same question, and plead
for the cause of reconciliation and peace.
We do not propose to pay fer emancipa'
ted slaves. We do not propose to pay
rebel pensions. Our purpose is plainly
set forth in the Cincinnati platform, and
he who runs may read We have no
army, no Treasury, no official patronage
behind us. Look around you. Are not
the Office holders everywhere through
out the country engaged rather in re-
electing the President than in attending
to their official duties Yet we trust
that the people of this common nation
ality will give Us great, generous tri-
umph-a trismph which will he brought
with the shedding of no tears, and over
which the hearts Of the widow and or.
phan win not weep"
The Radicals gnash their teeth at ap-
pesls for Peace. They are opposed t.
"Clasping hands across the bloody ehasm
made by the war