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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12

John Wilkes Booth assassinated ths
Chief Magistrate of the Republic
There arc men living who have don,
worse. Thoy have assissinatcd The
Republics honor, Tho reekleis young
man who murdeted Lincoln, wbatevol
may have been the motive for hi'
crime, was - least not prompted By
the greed ofmopey. Damned ns he 4
tn history, still viii nc standithors al
a saint compared wilh''those, who il
their places Of high trust, meanly bo
trayed their country for tho sake y
dollars and cents. Judas was pure be
side them, for he hung himself
Wonld, for the land and its people
that these traitors might follow his
example. Naff
We use no hypcrbole when we cal
them traitors, aud their acts tho mos
despicablo of treasons. We are tam,
in expression whom we say that they
have assasssinated their country's hon
or. Had they been OF lesser note
their guilt had been less shameful and
its consequences less pernicious. Be
tween them and other criminals 1t Il
the difference between the desertior
of the drunken trooper who stagger'
over TO the cncmy's camp and the
studied and avaricious .trcachery Of
Benedict Arnold. For who are those
mcn that today are looked upon with
scorn by all who aro honest Of thirty
eight millions Of Americana One ol
them is Vice President Of our proud
and grand republic, and another Of
them 10 OK x-vicc- President, and thciI
companions in infamy are Senators
and Representatives, OF the people in
the National Legislature. For that
reason wc say that thcy have assassi-
mated the nations honor, for they
Representatives Of the States and o.
the people, reflect upon the States and
upon the people the dishonor that they
have brought upon themselves. sg
Our people after passing their crue
ordeal Of civil war, were exhibiting tc
an admiring world their brave cndur.
ance of it's after-evils and wero hope
full of establishing their country'i
position Us among the first--the first
perhaps, Of living nations. What ha'
been the reward Of their endurance
what arc their hopes worth to day
Can their Republicanism bear lis from,
before empires and kingdoms, when
its most trusted and highly honored
Representatives are bowed IN tho dust
of shame, with q moro debasing stig
ma upon them than rests upon the
ragged t-purses and sneak.tbievcl
Of Baxter Street, st Giles, or any
other vicc-troddcn locality in this OF
foreign landsy Lift tho veil from th,
worst features Of Imperialism and roy
atty, and it will not expose so hidcoul
a deformity as our poor humble repub
lie shows to-day.
II is possible that the people may
not generally have yet realized tho cx,
tent of the degradation into which
they have been plunged by their dis
honest representatives. 1t is proba
bio that the popular heart is benumbcc
and paralyzed by the strangcness and
enormity of the crime. But the pco
pie must soon awaken TO conscious
ness that this Mobilier exposure strike,
the hardest, deadlicst blow that ha,
ever been dealt the principle of self
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12

State Of Psnnsy'rdnic, Ciea.feid Couaty, IS.
Z. ], W. M. Shaw, Cashier OF the County National
Bank Of Clearhcld, do solcmnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief. W. N. SHAW, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sih day
Of March, A. D. 1si3.
%. 1> JOHN w. wRIGLEY, Mp.
Corrcct-Attcst, JAMES 7. LEONARD,
J. D. GRAHAM,
u. l.. REED,
M.rrh 10 1874 n;...t...
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porhaps tho members of tho ,uuusc

Perhaps Tho members Of tho House
who voted for an increase Of their sal
aries did SO in order to compensate,
In some degree, those unfortunate
brethren who didn't get chance In
Oakes Amess divide. Sco6eld, Dawes
and Garfield appear TO have been sat
is6cd by their dealings with Ames,
for they voted against an Increase
Kelley did not vote at all. oH
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FOR SALE.-A gooC

DROPERTY FOR SALE.-A good
II house and lot, situate in West Clear6eid
win be sold at private sale, on reasonable terms,
between this date and April lst The lot has a
front Of 50 feet on the east Il 22o feet deep, with
20 foot alley running along tie north, and
bounded On tho south by property Of Harry Ro..
The house 10 Of plank. two stories high, 1890
feet, with three rooms on the first noor and Three
on the second. The lot contains all necessary
outbuildings and some fruit trees and grape
vines, and is under good state Of cultivation
Any pepon dcsirous Of securing . pleasant hon,
and cheap property should call on the undsrsign.
ed at once. ROBERT A. MITCHELL.
March IL, ls13-3t-pd. ..f. .....
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iEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

-Nil N.iNH HfN y ------ 20 ii4| f~
1rA meeting Of the Democrats Of the county viii
bc held In the Court House, on TUESDAY
EVENING, MARCH is, 1873, at ~ o'clock, r
o A., for the purpose Of selecting one Representa-
tive delegate and 10 appoint three couisrees t'
meet ibe confsrecs from Cambria, Elk snd clIn
ton souutiss for tho purpose Of selecting one Sen
atorial delegate to represent our county and Son
Atorial district in the approaching Democratic
siate Convention. f1.H 9ii 'd9itR f'
.F, BY erdcr Of the Committee. sl.ol
..l -..-.... D..L. KREBS, Chairman.
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Nf,v Advertisements.

II EG1sTER's NOTICE.--Noticcis is hercb,
III given that the following accounts have beer
examined and passed by me. and remain filed o
rocord>fn this ofics for the in>pcction Of heirs
siatces CREDITORS and all other IN any ycther WAY
IAlcrcstcd, and will Be presented to DO nextor
plans Court of CesFheld cotnty, to be held at Or
Court nouse, In the borough of Cicaracld, con
nsncing on ths Sd nbnday lbsing the 11th Day,
pf March, AID. 1873. b4
= Final account Of II. II. Kephart, administratol
Of David Kcphart, late Of the borough Of 0sceola
deceased. = ~
Final sccount Of Jesse Goss, guardian OF Lu.
cctta 6meai, minor child Of Peter Smcal, deceaaed
Final account Of d. d. Schoonovcr Henry
IIamlin, administrators Of Henry Smeal, deceased
Final account Of Anthony lille, administrator
Of Michael Wise, late Of Pike township, deceased
Final account Of Miles Read, adm nistrator ol
Henry Aughcnbaugh, late Of Lawrence township
deceased.
-. Account Of A. W. Lee, admiaistraior ds bs~i,
non, De-, Of Thomas Mullen, late Of Bsccaris
towaship, deceased. III u ri Ltff
Account Of WIN. u. Dickinson, sdministratoI
Of A. 8. Dickinson, late Of clsarneld county, de-
ceased. l.1 -
Final account Of 8. g. Patchen, guardian ol
Warren MsCully, minor child Of Jno. l.. McCully
late Of Gulich township, deceased.
RrorsrrR's 0rricr, A. W. LEE,
clearheld, Pa, Feb. 10. Is72-te. Register
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Tho Cody Colfax bas boon retiring
from public life dn a horn) for many
years. We think he is gone now
however, for good.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12

I, Jona. T,oynton, President Of the First
National Bank Of Clcarhcld, do solsmnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best of my
Knowledge and belief
IONA. B0yNT0N, Pros.
Subscribed and sworn TO before mo this sth day
of March, 1879. wM. RADEBACH, N. p.
Correct--Attest; SAMUEL MITCHELL,
H''I'l A. n. BoYET0N,
- I.i ~ JONA. B0YNT0N, 81
March Il, 1879. Directors
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NOTICE.-Persons owing or hav-
J. ing accounts unsettled At my store in Clear.
field Borough, are requested to call and settle the
same on or before March 2oth, 1879, otherwise
thcy win bs put into the hands Of an Attorney
for collection. oiN rilili E.B. ISETT.
March u, ls73-3. ..t.4 t....f...t..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-03-12

Mr., Colfax has talked a great deal
Of late Years about retiring. lIc never
had better opportunity aai l' ff
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ID EPORT of the condition Of the FIRST
III NATIONAL BANK of Clcarheld, at the
close Of business on February 1s, 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
Trustees Sale
of Valuable
Real ESTATE.

OY virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit
ID Court for St. Mary's county, in
Equity. p.ss-d in cause in which Thorn.
o. X Langley is Complainant, and Thom.
y K. Langley. executor Of Henry Miles
langley. James Allen and others are de-
PENDANTS. and bearing date Of the llth
day Of August. 1873. the undersigned !.
Trustee. will offer at public sale, at the
Court House door in IeoL ardtown, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of Sept.
1873,
between the hours Of t2 o'clock, m. , and
4 o'clock. r. H.. oil that valuable real
estate OF which the late Henry Miles
Lane. y died -eized ard possessed. called
AID known by the name Of
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Registration Notice

"\HE undersigned, officer Of Hegistra.
ticn for the LIST Election District,
Of Saint Msry's county, in compliance
With IN Act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland. passed at the January session
OF 1870. which makes il the duty Of On
GERS Of Registration 70 sit With open doors
at some place convenient to the voters Of
their respective districts for three success
site days. commencing on the Ord Nom
day Of September 10 each year. hereby
gives notice that he will attend at
ST. INIGOES' STORE.
on Monlay, the 18th. Trssiay. the 18th
and Wednesday. the l7th Of September,
1873. for the purpose Of discharging his
duty as N Officer Of Registration. &C
cord;ng to the provisions Of said Act Of
the General Assembly Of MARYLAND.
The Registration Act Of 1870 mskes
it nv duty to register the name of every
person who shall apply tn me to be regis
tered - q qualified voter. who shall sat-
isfy me that he possesses. or bcf.re the
day OF election next ensuing, will possess
the requisite qualifications under the Con-
stitu,ion Of the United States and the laws
made in pursuance thereof, and Of the
Constitution Of the State of Maryland, the
qualifications Of age. citis rnship and resi-
dencc. and 10 not disqualified under tho
provisions Of the 2nd and Ord sections Of
the l.. Article Of the Cons,itution, after
the a. plicant for registration shall have
taken the following oath 81 do sol.
EMMY swear Tor affirm that l will true
answer make to oil questions necessary
to ascertain my qualifications or disquali-
6cations 70 be registered as Gpqualificd
voter.
According to additional requirements
Of the Regi, tration Law. my Office will be
open on the days designated above from
Q o'clock. a. m to = o'clock. p. m.
N. BAH foreign born citixers No,
regis,. red will be required to have their
naturalization papers wi,h them; and all
PERSONS having removed from one dis.
trict to another. must have their names
changed to the district in which they re-
side.
G. NJ. c JONES.
Register
LIST Election District.
Aug 81, 1S73-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

Csps. JAMES NAY. Of St. Inieoes'
district, Gan honorary member OF the
'Grand Army Of the Repsblie." Gen A
3 Burnside. Comnsnaer-in-chicf.) ID
presented to The voters Of the county Tor
Commission~r.
n=y 8. 1873 Railroaders.
JAMES j ALVEY. Of C.apsieo di.-
trics. 10 snnousced - . candidate for tAs
position Of Ccasty Commissioner At tho
ensuing election aud viii receive m earu-
est sahtort from the Tsx.lsyess Of tas
ecehty aid voters generally.
June 8, 1873. Pubic Interest.
A. r. FENwICK. Of i.essar ',oxu
district, is named - q candIsse for TIL
COMMISSIONER Court at the ensuing
election and will be s:rpo-'ed By
July "a. 1878. Many Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
FOR SHERIFF.

Nr. Edi,cr-You are requested TO snnoaase
JAS. Il. ALVEY as a candidate for the asxt
Sherinaity and you will please say that b
viii be warmly supported by che business ia-
terest Of the county and BY ks
Jan 4, ls13. PxorIx.
NJ. Eifes-Please announce Cap, BENJA
MIN FoXwELL, Of keopardtean district. -
. candidate for Sheriff, aad say that lie vii
be generally and warmly supported BY white
and eeiored voters Of the
Jan 80. lss3. Republican Party.
Mcssrs. Eaucrs-Pleasc announcr Il
NJ EDWARDS rs . suitable candidate
for the mex, SheriaAlty. and say. tha, h.,
~ill be warmly supported by the voters
Of St Msry's county.
march 81. 1873 The People.
NJ Jos o TAYLOR. Of St Iniso~-'
district. Is respectfully presented to tho
voters Of St Msry's as the wamiskea Re.
publican rdndidats for Sheriff
Apr, 10. 1873 81 Inigoes'
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FOR CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT C 1UR,


Editor Beacon-Please announce ]. FRANK
FORD, ESQ. as a candidate for Clerk Of Cir
cut Court and oblige
Nov l6, 1871. Many Friends
The paius-taki6g manner 10 which JNO.
A. CAVALIER, Esq, has discharged his
duty as T. Jerk Of the Circuit Court induces
his numerous friends OF st. lnigocs' district
to announ e bin a. candidate for re-clec-
ton TO sai flee.
Aug l, 1879. Macy Voters
FRANCIS N. GODDARD 10 herewith an
uounced as candidate for Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for ST. Mary's county, and will be
warmly Supported by the voters Of
Leonardtown District.
Dec 10, is7s.
Nessrs. EHitors-You will please announce
DR.. l.. j. SCTTON as = candidate for Clerk
of the Circuit Court for st. Mary county.
Chaptico District.
Jan Z, 1873.
Messrs. Editors Please announce VII =
LIAM b. BEAN As the Republican Candidate
for Clerk o. the Circuit Court.
st. lnigoes District.
Jan is, ls7s-te.
MR. EpiroR.-Plcasc announce JOHN
L. GREENWEE1i OF Leonard Town
district, rs a candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of st. Mary's county at the
ensuing election. and say that he will be
warmly supported BY numerous friends
in
Feb 9th, 1878.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

"HE undersigned. officer Of Regissrs-
j ZION sor the 4.h Election District.
OF Saint Nsry's county. in compliance
With an Ac: Of the General Assembly Of
MARYLAND. passed at the January session
ol 1870. which makes it the duty of Off :
GERS Of Registration to cit With open doors
at some place con venient to the voters Of
their respective districts for three succes-
sive days. commencing on the 3rd Mon
day Of September in each year. hereby
gives notice that he will attesd ct
CHAPTIcO.
on Monday. the 18th. Tuesday, the 10Th
and Wednesday, the 18th Of September,
1873. for the purpose Of discharsing his
duty rs m Officer Of Registration, ac-
eording to the provisions Of said Act Of
the General Assembly o! M,rylsnd.
The Registration Act Of 1870 makes
it my duty to register the name of every
person who shall apply 20 me to be regis.
tered as . qualified voter. who shall sat-
isfy me that he possesses. or before the
day Of election next ensuing. will ,sse,s
the requisite qualifications under she Con-
stitu.ion Of the United States and the Ia vs.
made in pursuance thereof. and Of the
Constitution Of the State of Mar ylan !, the
qualifications Of age. citizenship and res
idence, and is not disqualified under the
provisions of the Pad and 3ri sections Of
The LIST Article Of the Constitution, after
the applicant for registration shall, have
taken the following oath II do SOL
EMMY swear Cor afiirm) tina, I uill true
answer make to all questions necessary
10 ascertain my qualifications or disquali-
6catians to be registered as . qan:aed
voter"
According to additional requirements
Of the Registration law. mi Office will be
open on the days designated above from
Q o'clock. .. m. to 6 o'clock. p. m.
N. BAH foreign born citissns no,
registered will be required to have their
na,uraliz .tiou papers with them, aud all
persons having removed from one dis
trict to another, must have their names
changed to the district in which they re-
side.
RT BARBER.
Register
Al Election District.
Aug 81, 1S73-:d.
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tired - . qualiAcd voter, Who shall NJ
isfy ne thas he porsesses, - befaes ~
day u sleeties sext ensuing. VII posass
The reqsisite qsah6 sssiess 1adesta ca.
ssitsticn Of United Ssases ~ Ne Nv
.sde IN psssasacs thereof. 81 q the
Constitution Of tie State 81 lGsrvlsn1
the qualifications u age. eitisruAip s.d
residence. and il rss disqssli6sa u.Ssr
the provisions Of the seeosd - third
- c,ioss Of the frss Artisle e sAe Copue;-
tstioh. after the applicant lar rsgiuerstios
shall have taken The following eosks-"I
do solennly swear Tor a6rn) tlas I vill
tree answer make e oil qssssioos ssess-
sary to ascertain my qsali6cafioss q dis
qualifications to be registered - suali-
fed voter"
According to additional rcqaifemeess
Of the Registration Law. my Oils viii be
open on the days designated aboss iron
8 o'clock. .. m. to 6 O'Clock, p. =.
N. bah foreign born citisens not
registered will be required 70 have their
naturalization papers with them; and al
persons having removed ffoa eos dis
trio. TO another, must have their nance
changed 70 the district In which they re-
side.
STEPHEN JONES,
Regis&sr
9Th Election District.
August 81. 1S73-sd.
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Candidates.
For State Senator.

MesUs. EditoEs-Pleass snnosnce CsptaiA
RANDOLPH JONES' Of 81. lnigoss' district,
- the Republican candidate for the State Sen-
ate.
Jan ID. .sss. OK.
The friends Of Cart ASA A. LAWRENCE,
believing that his services viii be useful 10 the
eitisehs Of 81. Mays Ccassy 10 the Senate af
Maryland recommend him a. q candidate sar
that position at the next election.
Legion. =
Jan. soth, isfs-se
fnr. JAS, n. NILES win consent % be q
candidate for the Senate he will be warmly
supported By the Repablieans Of.
FEB 8, isis. OaAv:iie District.
NJ. Easser-As shere have been announced
several candidates for the Senate Of Maryland
Who sam TO hare Black Republican afinities,
be kind enough to announce HENRY BIT.
LER, OF the Factory district a. q man true
and fun In the Republican faith, cot Is one in
his own conceit.
Feb IL. 1873. Many Votes
Mr. Edi.o,-P'ease announce r. JOHN.
son COLTCN q candidate to repre-
s.ss Sc Nary's county in the Sena,e OF
Marylaad at the coming Fall election.
and say he will receive warm support in
Chapiice and Charlosts Hall Dists.
Feb q. 1878.
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Registration Notice.

NHE undersigned, officer Of Registra-
ton for the 2nd Election District
Of Saint Alary's county, in compliance
with an Act Of the General Assembly Of
MARYLAND. pa, sed at the january session
OF 1870, which makes it the duty Of OF.
GERS Of Registration to sit with open doors
at some place convenient to the voters OF
their respective districts for three success
sive days, commencing on the 3.d Mon
day of September IN each year. hereby
gives notice that he will attend at
GREAT MILLS.
on Monday. the 18th. Tuesday. the 10Th
and Wednesday. the 18th Of September.
1878, for the purpose Of dischargiug his
duty rs an Officer Of Registration. ac-
cording to the provisions OF said Act Of
the General Assembly Of Maryland.
The Registration Act Of 1870 makes
it my duty to register the name Of every
person who shall apply to me to be regis
tered as a qualified voter, who shall sat-
isfy me that h. possesses. or before the
day Of election next ensuing. will possess
The requisite qualifications under the Cor.
stituti"n OF the United States and the "a VS.
made IN rursuance thereof. and Of tn.
Constitution ofthe State Of Maryland, the
qualifications Of age, citizenship aud res
idence. ard il not disqualified under the
provisions Of the End aud 3rd sections Of
the LIST Article Of the Constitution, after
the applicant for registration shall have
taken the following oath IL do SOL
emily swear Cor afirm) tina, I will true
answer make to all questions necessary
t. ascertain my qualifications or di.quali.
6cations to be registered as a qualified
voter
According to additional requirements
Of the Re ,issraiion law. my Office will be
open on the days designated above from
D o'clock. q. M. to 8 o'clock, p. IN.
N. B-Ail foreign born citizens not
registered will be required to have their
naturalization papers with them; and all
persons having removed from one dis
trict TO another. must have their name.
changed 10 the district in which they re-
side.
BENEDICT MAGILL,
Register
2nd Election District.
Aug q, 1S73-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

Composed Of 500 posads Of No. ! Peru-
vias Gsaso. and 1900 soxsds Of
Soluble Phosphate Of Liss,
Zones dissolsed IN s.lpAs-
rae acid PosasA and
soda,
Forming the most concentrated, un;ver.
al and desirable fertiliser ever offered so
the farmer-eombining all the stimula.
ting qualities Of Peruvian Guano. aud
the ever durable fertilising properties Of
Bonee. Excelsior b in 6ne dry powder,
prepared expressly for drilling. and eau
b applied in any quantity. however small
per acre: aud il is the opinion Of many
clese calculating Formers. after FOUR.
TEEN years experience in testing il aide
BY side With other popular fertilizers. TIA,
IN application Of 100 rounds Of Excelsior
10 equal to from 200 to 800 pounds o,
any other fertilizer or euano offered for
sale. therefore il fully 100 to 200 pei Of.
cheaper.
1 Look ont for limitations and coun-
tertei:s. The popularity Of Excelsior has
in iuced interruptions parties 10 this and
other cities to copy our trade mark. and
resort to other dishonoroH. means to sell
their scorfhless compounds.
~ Farmers should srr that etery 5og
10 branded as above. rith the ANALE
SIS and OUR NAME IN RED LET
TERS. All others are coaaterteits.
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SherifS Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of three writs Of Fieri
ID Facias, issued out Of the Circuit
Court for St. Mary's county, two at tho
suit Of John B. WEIGH aud william b.
WEIGH, trading under the name and s.yle
Of John b Welch & Son. one at tho sui.
Of Benedict I Abel, against the goods
. d eha,tels, lands aud tenements OF
Charles Dent, and Cha. les Dent and Mar
ths r Garner, executors Of John A Gar
ner, and also against the same parties.
admin:st' ators d. b. o. of Edward Tub
man, and 10 the directed, haze seised
and taken In execution oil the right, IT,
tie, Interest, claim and demand, a. Law
aud in equity Of the said Chatlss Dent.
and Charles Dent and Martha r Garner.
executors Of John A Garner, and the
came parties. administrators d. b. Of
Edward Tubmah, in aud to the follow
ing real estate, to Wit =:
One tract or parcel Of land called
HOPEwELLS ADVENTURE and
HOPEWELL'S ADDITION
to ADVENTURE. containing
l2O acres,
more or less.
fOUR SQUARE Is acres;
Also, all the interest Of the above
name defendants in . tract Of land called
and known as
RENDERS
OR
PART RESURRECTION MANOR,
containing
800 acres,
more or less.
The above named tracts Of land. IOr by
whatever name the SAME may be known
or called } are located in the seconi cleo
ton district Of St. Mary's county. Md.
And hereby give notice. that on
Tuesday, the 9th day OF Sept.
1873,
At the Court House door, Ieousrdtowu,
between the hours of IL o'clock, m. and
4 o'clock. p. m. I will expose to public
auction the above described zeal essate,
20 scised and taken in execution to the
highest bidder for cash--to satisfy said
dcbts, interest and costs due aud to be-
come due thereon.
BENNETT r ABEL,
Sheriff.
An, il 1sS2--ts.