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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

Deacon Johnson is great temperance
man, aud sets good example Of total
abstinence, as far as he Is seen. Not
long ago he employed a carpenter to
make some alterations in his parlor.-
In repairing the corner near tho fire.
place. 1t was found necessary to remove
the wainscotting, when 10! a dissovegs
was made that astoaished everybody
a biac of decanters, tnERbler and
pitcher were costly reposins there, is if
they had staid there from the beginning.
The deacon summoned, and, as he be-
held the bottles, he ex ylaimed: Well
! declare! this 10 curious. snre enough.
1t must be that old Bains left them when
he went out Of this ere house thirty
wears ago. Perhaps he did, returned
the carpenter, but deacon, the ice in the
pitcher must have been iriz mighty hard
20 stay all this timeg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14


ny PvARL RIVERS.
The rcign OF Winter Is over.
And see Lord March to-day
With q magic compass in his hands
Surveying all the rightful Lands
" his love. the Lady May.
Gladly watched him running
His golden line th, way;
OF North and South, and Fast and West,
lie would claim the fairest and the best
In the name Of Lady May.
Quickly each line he measures.
Then dropping the magic chart
All for love Of the Lady Msv,
He tolls by night and he tolls by day.
Proudly and light Of heart.
From her Cour, she sen, him. saying.
go. till my land for me;
And when come. II 1 dnd 1t fair,
Budding and blos.oming everywhere,
Ny bridegroom YOU shall be-"
All for love Of his Lady,
Iii. strong white arm disbands
Each wild-eyed tribe and lswless clan
OF weed, and brambles that DER ran
And tented upon her lands.
BriArs, and burs, and thisilcs.
He clears them all away;
They pierce and sting. but he does not feel,
His feet are brass and his hands arr steel,
For the love OF Lady May.
Up. on the rugged hill tops.
Down in the plains below,
Ass royal plough. the sunshine. now
He guide- with flushed and heated brow
Carefully and slow.
"Hard little hearts. grow tender,
And throb for my Lady fair
And he gives the earth the earthly kind
But the winged seed he gives TO the wind
To so~ in the fields Of air
The land must be smooth and mellow.
Or hard little hearts win cheat"
And over his Lady's wide domain
lie runs with his shining harrow. Rain.
I'LL he feels them stir and heat.
"Ho, March, call from my window.
You are wearing grace away.
ou src grow ing old. you are grow ing gruG
Your back |. bent, and your face Is rough,
For the love Of Lady May
Willingly grow ioui.lc.-
Willingly grow gray
Thcre i nothing that I would not bear.
Their l. nothing that I would not dare,
for the love of Lady MAJ.
But what Of tb. young Lord April
You len. and the Cour; with Nav,
He viii Kiss her cheek, hs will kix. her hand
While your loriship fills the Iady's land
Full thousand lsagues away
''Ho, Poei.-' he answers sharply.
lis bold FALSE thing YOU .ay.
Though the young Lord April prrss his suit,
! will stake nv iif~ against your luic.
On the truth Of Lady MAY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

LIE LOWRY GANG.-North Carolina
letters give detailed accounts Of the five
notorious outlaws in Robson county,
IN that State, who for years have set
all law and order ~ defiance. They
constantly commit crimes and are the
terror OF the entire neighborhood. They
have perpetrated Is murders and 900
roooe-ies in nine years. without losing
single man. They are Of mixed In
dian. Negro aud Caucasian blood, and
hre the worst and coolest desperadoes
the South has ever known. Henry
Berry Lowry, the leader OF the band
isoi mixed Tuscarora, mulatto and
White blood, twenty.six wears OF ace.
nve feet nine inches high, and weighing
100 pounds. He has straight, black
hair, dark goatee and graceful beard.
Ills face slopes from the cheek bone.
to the tip OF his goatee, SO as to give
him the Southcrs American contour,
but IT IS lighted with eyes of grayish
hazel, u agitation dilating and darken-
in., ami although never quite losing
the appearance OF a smile. lvt The smile
is OF a devilish uaiure. His forehead is
good aud MS lace and expression rctin
ed, considering his mixed race, want of
education and long career of lawless-
ness. y scar oi crescent shape and OF
black color lies In the skin below hi.
lett ear. His voice is fluent and in his
manner there Is nothing self-impnrtant
or staggering. He is u travelling ar
senal, being literally loaded down with
weapons, Although iippler lac was
never known TO 80 drunk. Brought
suddenly at bay. be is observed to wear
thai light, tiendi>h, enjoying smile.
which shows u nature ut its depths saw
age, predatory and fond OF blood The
war he has waged fos the past nine
years within a region twelve or fifteen
miles square against the county, State,
Confederate and United States authori-
ties, alternately or unitediv, is justiii-
cation Tor the terror apparent ia the
iaces OF all the Wbl.epen2le within these
limits. Lowry band gives more con-
Germ 60 Caroiinians than did Tarleton'. f.
legion 80 years ago
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

The special train which conve, I'd Col
onel Tom Scott and the railroad officials
travelling with him. from New Orleans
to Mobile, over the New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas railroad, made the unpre-
cedented tim of145 miles in three hours
andthirty. .seyenminutes. The engineer
Was presented with pair Of gilt horses
along with silver medal, bearing An
appropriate inscription, with which to
decorate his engine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

LrpscaoVs ScsMs u OnURcH.-At
. church full Of coi0red worehippers,
near Albany, the other evening, the
minister. noticing number Of persons,
both white and col0rcd, standing on the
sea . during the service, called out In =
Ioud voice, Git down Of dem seats,
both white man and coloredi carp no no
more for de due dan De other. Imagine
Ire Dious ministers surprise on hearing
the congregation suddenly singing, ~
a0if dswn q den seess,
DsSe Whles Oan I'D color;
Iearos - uogp obr cee Uen
Dsn does ~ T. e66er.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

When is sailor like 9 plsHkl When.
he i a.Aear0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

Whv -, I ZEN three weeks old
vsiesevsSo a s0od1 sIs ct on ~
elhIoi6e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

Cincinasti j. blabbering because the
Grand Dnke has snubbed her. The N,
Y. Herald saws: Dry your tears hum
bled Queen Vi the West. You viii en-
JOY the luxury Of having the great Mis-
souri liberal Republican can-passive-pol-
plywOg- -Possusn Democratic National
Convention in your lap on the coming
Nay Day, and then, you know. you viii
b ouoon Of NAy.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

FAT, PIG, AND TIE RAM.-I Hearth
and Home correspondent tells "A pig
story (as Dutchnan might saw.
which has the element of unexpected
ness about it. Piggy got into u large
yard where he did not belong, and in
trying to get out again he stuck fast
under high board fence, and began
to kick and squea.. His MASTER. q fat
lrishman, ran out Of the house, caught
the pig by the cars, and tried to pull
him through. Hut this only made him
squeal the louder. An old ram in the
yard, hearing the noise, and seeing
piggy's hind legs and tail aoarisLing
In a menacing manner, accepted the
challenge, lowered his head, and charg-
cd with all his might. He struck his
mark fairly and squarely, and the pig
shot through the hole Ike pork can.
non ball. striking his master full in the
breast, and kaocking him fiat on his
back. The only witness Of the closing
scene entered the yard at that moment,
and was surprised to hear what he sup
posed to be the pig, swearing in Irish
Oh the other side OF the fence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14
FISHERMEN!
FWINES AND NETTING.
MANUFACTURED NJ
WI. + HOOPER : SONS,
- ssad for rries Lis.l BALTIhoRk. nA.
lgsarA
Farm for Sale.
TIE sUBscRfBEa orTIEs YoR SALE

HD his vell-kaega farsn, slsusted is Glis-
pSlI worth aa the hsneor rsoa. uiloa frsa
tllsvorih village. and ioar trea tho eess vsl,see.
Said farm con aiu. .as hsadred and 1fty ocros q
b-nd. tweasy-6ve under c1lttvsltos, shwse0 n
pasture. balance in wosd and timber loa4. 3Aers
. large meadow lhat cuts eigsN tens of hey, ous
WITH = small outlay II coaid b nsde - ess swen.
". some portions OF this ssesdoU 10 now will
s.oIi ore. wss6 an torty feei long. with hall
y me Seonu ssury who'll length.. Wood shsi
anu sSrnaSs noase. $50 ssahie6 ens SoxG. and
srensrd ss =. sie.sss saSss 80 ssees. - tNas1Gss
because I intend seinG 1sse--xN ~r-So
gill be given. H0YG IN =
Ellsworth. Sept. S, ISL. - : - - ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

peninsula Il. EcAp NarTkRs
have been informed by reliable parties,
who Lave seen the elephant" that the
two companies--,he Southern Maryland
sud the Point Lookout-which are adver-
tised TO luild i railroad \ piece from
Point Lookout. 10 Washington City. hare
each made commencement in the St. In
igocs' section Of our county. and that both
ure at present busily engaged. and with
apparent earncstness. in prospecting lines
aud throwing dirt. In addition to its sur
,eying and grading labors. We learn that
the new company Uhe Washington City
and Point Lookout) has commenced the
erection Of \ mammoth wharf a, Cornfeld
Iiartor near Point Lookout. and that this
will be pushed to completion at an early
day to enable the company to land its Ia
torcrs. working materials and commissa.
~ stores convenient to its base corporations.
Nor is the cid company Ohe Southern
Maryiandl idle. Its able engineer corps.
with grading parties. are q, work and its
labors are progressing as if real. earnes.
business we're. meant. Though We dout,
il more than one road will ever be built.
and though one would satisfy our moder-
ate ambition. still we cry to both compa-
ries. LAY on MscdufF." and build a. many
railroads as You please.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wHEAT-The receipts Of Wheat this week
have been very light and tire market has been
consequently quiet, but prices were well sustain
ed, lot of choice red selling q, 22s cents. the
highest rate paid this season. The sales are
short Of 10, eco bushels, as follows. OF white
900 bushels Pennsylvania at lesG,2l: cents,
400 Western AZ 2l2 crnis, and ? 600 choice Mich
igan Al eistg2.o cents. Of red the sales were
500 bushels Pennsylvania a. ais cents and
$500 Maryland at lssG,:O5 cents for fair 10
choice. At the close the market is very 6rm
CORN.-The rec~ipis Of Corn in early part Of
the week were very light and prices Of all kinds
advanced FROM 26S5 cents. Later the supply
increased, and Southern yellow MAS to-day weak
er, showing decline OF s(a.3 cents from yes,er-
da,'s price for white and Wesirrn mixed how
ever, The market Is strong and the tendency 10
upward. The sales Of the week foot up sbour
$50, 900 bushels, as follows: $4,000 SoutherE
white At 5lG7s cents, the latter figure al the
close: o,0oo do. yellow At To@.5 cents; IS, 900
Western do. at 6Stg69 cents, md 80. 900 bush
els Western naked to arrive At 6Sta7o cents.
OATS.-The market for Oats for the week has
been dull. and prices have declined fully cents
per hushei. The receipts have been free, and
We cote sales Of :, SEQ bushels ligh, Southern in
lots at 56tn.5s cenfs; } 30 Western brieb. a,
$50 CENTS 10, ooodo. mixed At 81 TO 81 e~sis
fhs. market at the csose u weak.
KfE.- The sales Of Rive reported this week do
net exuccd l,eO3 bushels, and the receipts hare
also been light. TIE aarse. 10 krru. and We
quote prices to-day from ssGios er.is, a. to
quality.
TOBACCo.-rhe INSPECTIONS Of r<afrohsceo
this vwk vtre s&3 hhds, icing some 200 hhSs.
less than last veek- The nmrkss n .6rra win
good demand, which has been inersasea sesser-
d&y and to- day by the agent ofthe rreach Gos-
crameat estsriux the market. OF Maryia the
amount iuspecsea, $50 hha,, Vas resdssy taken
Al fair prices. mostly fer Gesmasy. df Ohio
about 300 bids. hsvw hess ssid. 30 fos Tsssee,
and baikscs tor the Rhine and Ercnasn. on
Eeatnehy Ne sales hare scea cssfensd 10 sosrl
'eis Of bright CT tdng for eapsst, $40 n viry g.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

THE TrSAcrrr or TRurH.-When ma
ton as clear headed rs the Americans once
become convinced. from long experience
and observation, that en- article possesses
superior excellence a. medicine. not all
the prepo.terous cla,nor of all the worth
less nos.rum vendors in the universe can
shake their belief in its efficiency. Truth
is very tenacious thing. As these worthless
are beginning to discover PLANTATION
BrrrEns has too 6rm hold upon the pop
ular esteem to be in the slightest degree
effected by the cold water diatribes which
the advertisers of fermcnted Stops. '.with-
out particle Of alcohol" are 30 fond Of
launching against sleoholic preparations.
The public knows very we'll that this peer
less renovant and tonic docs coptaia spirits.
but il also knews that they are Of the puT-
est and most wholesome description. viz:
6ne old Sc. Croix, the most active and
beneficial difFascr Of iss remedial and iu-
vigora,iEg properties throughout the sys-
TEN which could possibly Be adopted.
SPimples on the Face. Erupsion..
Blo,ches. Scrofulous diseases. aud all sores
arising from impure blood, are cured by
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16
From the Washington Republican, May 18th

WASHINGTON CRY AND Porxr LOOKOUT
r. RoAD-Eiection of Directors. -On
Saturday last there assembled at Suitland
a company of gentlemen representing the
stock Of the proposed Washington City
and Point Lookout Railroad for the pur-
pose of electing board Of seven directors
in accordance with the charter. Among
those present were representative men
from the counties Of Charles. st. Mary's
and Prince George. through which the
road passes. as we'll as from Washington
city. and the following were selected as
directors: Hon. James s. Downs. Of st.
Mary's county; Dir. Jeremiah T. Mudd
Of Charles; L. Taylor Suit of Prince
Georges. and Gov. II. D. Cooke, Arthur
Shepherd. n p Chapman and D. s. Wal
ker. of Washington. The board will meet
in this city a. II o'clock to-day for the
purpose Of organization, and will proceed
at once to business.
Although the directors were only elect
ed on Saturday the charter members and
stockholders have been at work for some
time on the road. and insist that ID shall
be pushed rapidly to q completion. Two
engineering parties are now out surveying
in different sections. and construction
corps are laboring in the nighborhood Of
Point Lookout working north Laborers
are required. and the superintendent. has
advertised for them at 81. so per day. pay
able in cash every two weeks. The man
agement are live business men. and intend
that this much.needed connecting link be-
tween lower Maryland and Washington
shall be built as speedily as possible. The
money already paid in is sufficient to pay
for the work for some time to come, aud
the bonds of the road will no. be put on
tho market until sufficient portion is com
ple,ed to give assurance that the company
mean business.
After the business which called them To
gether on Saturday had been 6nished the
company gathered around the hospitable
board Of Suit and partook Of genuine
Prince Georges county collation., which
had been spread for their benefit. and Is
the shades Of evening arrived one BY one
they started for their homes. veil satisfied
to bare been there. Among those pres
ent were Messrs. Cotton. OF St. Mary's;
Senator Williams and the Messrs. Bowie.
N Prince Georges; Moses Kelly. +. III.
Gassavay. and n. p. Chip,uan. Of. Wash:
ingsOu. and many other prominent gentle
men. who represent the wealth and intel.
ligenee Of the sections In which they reside.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

FoR BrxcoxEr. Amnesty bill wss
presented a few days ago 10 the Senate Of
the United Slater. which. though j. con.
tanned many exceptions. was 4. least step
in advance and IN the right direction. II
voul! have been general pardon to al!
vho ever gave sick man glass ofwater.
and have saved such criminals the ex-
r~nse of special pardon. Il was neces-
,arY TO defeat this bill. and pretend not 70
ri.h 70 do il. This was the way it was
managed. Mr. Sumner has wha; be calls
Civil Rights Till which bis party do not
want TO pass. But every time an Amnes-
~ bill is brought up. they vote Summers
Civil Rights bill into it. and then both arc
necessarily defeated. The Civil Right,
ILL takes the Federal government no. only
into every State. but into every lodging
house. to.el, church and cemetery. to
punish as crime that feeling so common
among American white men and women.
# repusnanee to social in.ermix'ure with
the blacks. Tha. repusnance is 70 be
,aadc criminal offence. The Radicals
are afraid. Just before an election. to pass
This ill. By their own party strength. By
Which they can pass it any day in the
week. So. any day in the week they can
pass an Amnesty bill. for though that re-
qures 4 vote Of two-thirds. yet all Demo-
Gratis are pledged by their principles to
vote f'r it. just as their principles force
them to vote against the unconstitutional
Civil Rights bill. Now mark the dodge
~ Which the Radical Senators contrirc to
defeat both bills. The Amnesty bill. as
we have said. requires two-third vote.
under the provision Of the XIV. Amend
men.. BIZ, the Civil Rights bill requires
no such vote; the majority who put i, into
the Amnesty LilI BY way Of amendment.
can jus. as easily pass i. IS separate bill
But that they DO not want I, do. By
making i. a part of the Amnesty Till. it
must have two-thirGs Of the Senate in its
favor. but the Democrats will not vote for
the Civil Rights bill, and no Radical will
vote for it il i, can 5e charged to his par.
t. So he only votes to put i, into an Am
ncsty bill. so as to keep that from passing.
This is the jugGle tina. has been played last
session and Ills session; aud it is at home
what the Alabama business is abroad. a
discredi.aLle mau9uvrc for buncombe -
In the Amnesty question. tie admins
,ta,ion prctends to favor it, willie ColfaI.
with his casting vote. joins the Admins
tTa:ion Senators in playing the dishonest
game which any one Who will read what
we have said will de,ec. in : moment
Il is due to Ncssrs. Trumtull. Upton,
Ferry. and few other Senators. to say
,ba; they tried to Illustrate this contsmpti-
tie game. aud consider both measures
separately ard on .Lcir merits
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

Trustees TO rHE PcoE. ETc.-A a
meeting Of the COMMISSIONER Court On
Tuesday last. the following. gsuslenen
we're appointed Trustees Of the Poor to
serve for the ensuing year:-Thomss X.
Langley. Thos. o. Spencer. b. L Abeli.
Philip G. Love and DR.. L. j. Sutton.
The balance Of the day was occupied By
the COur: in inspecting and passing &C.
counts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

OsPnASs CorRr.-Prescn.. Spalding,
Canier aud Tippet,. Letters te:,amenta-
~ on the estate Of II. @. s. Key were
granted to JOS. II. Key and d. s. Bris-
zoe. Remuneration Of DR.. james Smith
{" sxecusOrship on the estate Of II. q. s.
key 6led. The following names comprise
the bond filed by executors Of II C. s.
Key. viz DE. W. II. Briseoe. Col. Geo.
Forbes. DR.. John N. Bronze. and John
Parsons. Amour. Of bond slO0. Co.,
Passing Of Guardians aud Administrators
account. accounts Of sale. etc. Order
Cor sale Of Real Es,s.e Of the late Josh.
na Watts passed. and d. e. Hsmnett ap-
pointed Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

TO TOBACCO PIASTERS.--pr. r. T.
R,skis,one. Nilessown, 81. Nary'scoan,y. writes
April Sth. ls1l. Having used most ali Of the
.oss tuf re 'kxes.siar." II paws vel on To-
haece and Cora. and every variety Of Vegetables.
u makrs softer and yrettier Tobacco Aaa Pc
Fnvian Guano, and the Tobacco c~a be stripped
and conditioned sor market when The SEASON /
too slight fve hsrdsisg Toesccc grown hy Pc
ravian Gasno. NJ opinion Is, that Excelsior
Stars the vcang plants growing rrch scocsr.
and keeps theta Erowsne in axy wcAthsF. while
the Peruvian oaiy acts when the season 10 Avef-
able" SeJ. J. Ts-aer 5 Co.'S Advertisement
]. .i.'s rsp<r Var 9. Isss@s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

EyTHr Democratic National Commit.
tee me, it New York on the s,h inst. and
decided to hold the National Democratic
Convention at Baltimore, on the 9th Of
July next. 80 States were represented
at the meeting.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

DHorsur.-There 10 very general out
cry among farmers at this time in regard
10 the drough, now prevailing in our coun-
ty. Corn is coming up badly and is sick
ly looking. tobacco plants are doing moth
ing. the whea, prospect is becoming un-
promising. farmers are much behind-hand
10 the preparation Of their tobacco lands.
and the drought is charged with al Of il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

ELEcrIox OF TowS COMMISSIONERS
At our Town Commissioner election on
Monday, the 9th inst, the following gen.
tlemen were elected to serve ito May.
IsI3:-David s. Yri,cro. Thos Dillow.
J. J. Jarboc. Philip F. Edelsu and Or.
Charles Combs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

Ths frSaos LAw.-Nsas Inquiries
having been made respecting the pension
Law. We state Tor the benefit Of the public
that the bill prepared adding she names
ii oil the sneri,esioas petitioners who made
application to- the Legislature. failed to
Ae"me 3 law.
These tina, we're ea,i,led to pensions
nader the pension law .f 1870 are rov
.Gsi,'ei. nd nrae th-,s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

TOB4CCO PL4NTERS.-The u. S. Com
missioner Of Agriculture in his 1870 report
says: y. J. Turner & Co.'S Excelsior. made in
Baltimore. is used to greater exten, lin Mary
land and virginia) than all other fertilizers
combined and has retained the good opinion of
farmers longer than any other fertilizer. APP
piled at TIE rate Of $50 lbs. per acre, il hasteus
the maturity OF wheat about 5 DAYS, and bene-
fits the succeeding crops of clover 80 per cent.
May s,h, ls1:-5t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

SrnawsEaRrEs.- We received on Tues
day las. from lady friend Of our Town
M a,arnt courier Of the coming strawber-
RES. for which. and Cor prospective favors
Of similar kind. We are. and expect to
continue. gratefully Inclined.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16
SUBTRACTION,
containing
147 acres,
more or less.
NO NAME,
containing
20 acres,

more or less.
being the same land Of which the l.tc
Joshua Watts died seiz aud rose ,sct
This laud liz. "a the 3rd election dis
tric; OF s.. Mars county. within few
miles o. onardtown, is Il fue natural
sill. aud has an immense quantity If wool
aud :imher upon il; AMI all R.ilvad nen
in srccula;i 9 about the location OF the
proposed Railroads in our county, say
that one or both will run near il w one
ii lie or III. other.
THE TERMS OF SALE.
cs Pre- scr;bed sy the n cree, arc -
Onc-,hird If the purchase money to b.
paid in cash on the day of sale, nrd the
balance in two eGul ins,al,mcn,s Mt one
ard two years cr.dit the deferred pay.
mcn.s to be secured by the 10, d. or
notes Of the purchaser. with security 10
he approved By the Trustee, and to bear
interest from the day OF sale.
When all the purchase money stall
have been paid, the Trustee will execute
deed to the purchaser, free. clear and
discharged Of al claims OF the parties to
ibis suit and + Those claiming by, from
or under them.
DANIEL C. HAMMETr,
Trustee.
May 16. 1s72-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

TOBACCO PLAyrERS-Thirseea years.
experience 10 growing Tobacco in Maryland haa
couviaoed the NEST sseptc.l shst .Exce,sics,la
manufactured b. J. J.. Tsraer 3 Co., has 10
esneesisos Cor sro~izs ase maturing ToAsscc.
- 1as ssa, .Ess. 81 a. re-. sc =