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DECLINATION.

Messrs Editors. In consequence ofmy
name having been suggested hymy friends
in your paper for the Legislature, there
appears to be general impression that l
am candidate. Whilst it would be n
duty, as well as a pleasure. to serve the
public in any capacity that would be abb
solutely essential to the public welfare.
yet there are so many more ambitious Of
the honor, better qualified and more de-
sirable than myself, and having no reason
to suppose that am especially wanted for
this occasion, herewith announce that l
am not in the field.
10. FORREST.
Oct. l6, 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-16

PATRONS or HUsBASDRY The political
societies known as the Oranges" seem "a
be making great Roadway in the South.
We sec II stated in "The Augusta Con-
stitutionaIist" that there are one hundred
aud seventy Of these organizations in Gcor-
eia, and that the number is constantly in
ereasing. The movement is no longer
confined TO farmers; preachers, lawyers,
physicians, merchants aud mechanics are
admitted to membership.
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LEoNARDTowN ND.

ELECTION TIcKETs. AS the time Of the
election is rapidly approaching, We deem
il proper to call the attention At candidates
to the announcement. that only one ticket
will be printed at this office. This ticket
will contain the Republican and Democrat
ic State nominees. with the usual party
description attached, and also the names
of all candidates for legislative and local
offices in the county. unless we shall re-
ceivc orders to the contrary by Tuesday,
the 28th Of October. instant The tickets
will be put to press Thursday, the Both,
at which time they will be submitted 10
the inspection Of a committee, composed
Of intelligent Republicans and Democrats,
as guarantee against unfairucss and in
accuracy. We are thus early in making
announcement Of intention TO print but
- ticket, to give parties who may con-
lte eett"g W ~,Prt or par'lzon
ample time to make arrangements
fimorc or elsewhere to do so.
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DECLrNATt0N.
= y. = IfVIN
st. Inigoqs' Oct. 18Th. 1879.

We arc authorized TO withirnw l.. w.
b. Hutohins, Esqr, Of Charlotte Hall
district. announced without authority, rs
a candidate for the Legislature 10 our last
paper, aud to state that. though thankful
TO True Democrats" for their Kind in.
4srssgs rs-z Nh. ~ -.
not Le candidate for otieo Al this tine
The announcement was made during his
absence from the county and would no,
have appeared, II he had been consulted.
Oct. 10Th, fs73.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-16

RI0nrs on PASSENGERS ON RAILRoAps--
An Important Dccision in Maryland ~ 4
railroad case Of some Importance was de-
cided al Cumberland. Md. on Thursday.
On the 9th Of August. Jacob Brown. a
Lawyer Of that city. took his two daugh-
ters TO the depot Of the Pittsburg aud
Cnnncllsvilo railroad. for the purpose Of
putting ihern on the cars to 60 10 Somer-
set. They purchased tickets aud waited
the arrival Of the train. When il came
Mr.. Brown ran forward 10 assist the por-
ter 10 lifting a large Saratoga truak into
the baggage car. Scarcely had they got
the trunk 10 The car before the train be-
gan 10 move. Mr.. Brown ran back to as
sist bis daughters into the ladies' car. but
the train was by this time going 20 fast
that the attempt was considered pcrilous.
The young ladies remained on the platform
and their trunk was taken Of by the train.
tclegraphic despatch overlook the train,
however, and the trunk was put Of nj its
destination. Mr. Brown brought suit on
the same day. The case was tried On
Thursday before Judge Beall the Hon.
Henry W. HOLMAN appearing as counsel
for Mr.. Brown. II is stated at the outset
that the suit was not brought 10 make
mo aey. but to establish principle. Th,
testimony was conclusive that tho train
had not stopped more than minute OF
two. A number ofaulhorilics were cited
to show that n common carrier must mo-
only furnish seats for passengers. bui giv'
them reasonable time TO get on board the
vehicle judgment was given in favor
Of the plaintiff for fftY dollars.
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DIED.

AT her residence in Bcpgar's Neck, on the
9Th Of October, instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH A.
CRYER aged AZ years and months. May she
rest in peace
Farewell, farewell with bosom aching,
We lay thee in the silent tomb,
And turn away with wrung hearts aching,
To home and loneliness and gloom.
The Wintry winds will sigh above thee
And Spring wreaihe flowers DER thy bed,
Bat never more to those who loved thee
Can time restore the loved one dead
Died, AT his residence near Point Lookout, on
Sunday, the 9Th OF October, ELIAS MlLBURN,
in his seth year.
Died, after lingering illness, Of eonsump-
ton, in Leonardiown on the 9th instant, SAL
LIE b., beloved coGsort OF Thos. 9. Greenwich,
In the 45th year Of her age.
May she rest in peacel
Al Chaplico on The 20h Of September, ult.,
CHARLES MEDLEY, aged 90 ycars.1
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DEATH or AN Ex-GovERSoR. The
death Of Hon. Ex-Governor Thomas King
Carroll. of Dorchester county, is annonn-
ced. Ilo was Governor Of Maryland in
1929. forty-four years ago.
Mr.. Carroll was the Oldest surviving
governor of the State. aud the only one
Of those remaining who were elected by
the Legislature when the term of Office
was for one year There were four other
governors elected in the same way. sub.
scquently, the first one elected by the poo
pie under the change Of constitution being
William Grason, in 1888. Mr.. Carroll
has quietly resided in retirement for
many years. respected by bis fellow cit
izens, aud now departs at a ripc old
age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-16

TMe RepaLlican Toters S. .Kary's Co.
As I have boon announced in the ST
Mary's Beacon Gas tho Republican can
didato for County Commissioner.
most respectfully take this method OF
publicly aud briefly defining my position.
politically. believing that the same 70 bs
exceedingly appropriate considering the
manner 10 which | have been named -
In the carly part If the Fall Of '6S. ad-
dressed letter to tho Editors Of the Bal.
timore AmeriroH apprising them that |
intended % v. to east my vote for the
National Republican Nominees for Pres
ident and Vice Prcsidout--Messrs. Grant
and Colfax. suceinclly explaining my rea-
sons for so doing. When the day came
TO vote. | quietly rode to 81. Iaegoes
(the placa Of vOiing) aud openly deposited
my "Iieket." since VIII oh time. have
faithfully and consoicutionsly ondcavored
to discharge my duty as b,i,a file adj
vocaie aud supporter Of the grand party
Of political regeneration, progress, aud
reform, irrespective Of muliiludinous in.
ats, and uueharitable misrepresentation.
Vow. TO yoi. my co.worzers In tho great
cause of Rcpubiicouism. | will say. u
ym desire 10 be honestly rspreaeaisd in
ne merit CoD,miaionor's Cont. you have
an opportunity to consammate your wishes
by voting soit,Ay on tho 4th prorimo for
your
Sincere friend, cic..
6 u. =. TAYLOR,
ST. Inigoos' Oct. 18Th, 1873.
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'Trespass Notice.

A III persons are hereby forewarned, FROM
IN and after the date Of this Botiee, against
trcspassiag with dog or gun OF IN any other
manner upon my lands or any part thereof lo-
Gated 10 Charlotte fall district, known rs
pagf Hoyse Range, Pgrt SothoToH's Hila.
Against all parties hereafter found irespassing
upon the property named above the law will be
rgidly enforced, without regard TO persons.
Oct 10, lsT3--3ws HuRATlo CANTER.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, the l4th, at the brides res
idence, 'liiyerside" 10y the Rev. Curtis =. Jones,
Rector Of William aud Mary Parish, JOS. s.
ALLSTAN to MAMIE, daughter Of J. Clinton
Bean, Esqr.
baltimore Daily San please copy.
On the 10th Sept, 1873, by the Rev. Father
DeWolf, Randolph Swami, OF Charles County.
TO Miss Arelonia burroughs, Of this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-16

CURRENT COUNTY PoLITIcs. There was
political gathering on Friday last at the
store Of Mr.. Philip L. Wise on the Pa
iuxcnt, which was addressed by Jos. b.
Davis and Charles r. Brown. About
sixty persons were present.
One of the largest meetings of the cam
paign convened at the Great Mills on Sat-
urday last and was addressed By Col. Bill
Kingsley. Mr.. Bond, DR.. Miles, Mr.. Da-
Wis, Capt. Lawrence, Chas. T. Brown and
others. Probably, two hundred and Fifty
voters we're in attendance. On the even
ing of the sumo day. there was meeting
in Leonardtown, which was addressed by
Capt. Randolph Jones and others.
Monday last, there was an oyster eat
ing at the store of Mr.. Bowes in Bcgxnr's
Neck. Well attended, hut no speaking.
We are authorized TO announce that
there will be meeting at Mechauicsvillc
on Saturday next which will be addressed
by DIR. Miles and others.
The meeting Mt CcntrcvilIe in the Fac
tory district, heretofore noticed by us,
comes off to-day and is expected to rank
among tho largest gatherings Of the cam
paign.
The friends and ncighbors Of Captain
Benjamin Foxwcll intend giving him a
complimentary benefit in the shape of an
oyster eating at Foxwoll's wharf on to-
morrow (Friday). VIC are authorized to
invite the candidates and the public.
Notice is given that there will be meet.
ing at or near Browns School house in
Patuxcnt district on Saturday, the 25lh
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Tux pLnNs. FAUQUmR CouxrY, Va Feb 9, 1873.

TUB PLAINS, FAUQUKR COUNTY Feb ., I6I3
Ma p orderd;wo
6yo gallons gallon AS practice
work. completed
applied thick and is generally conce led that for
harnODy hndsoner
place. So by the which item Just with
should be generally adopted this State Any country lad
feel
otly the great adapaby your Paint people,
xceIency IN and
permission, (f is desirable you make what
usoyc think proper . this letter
Very cIaly aud truly, MoGLLLn d.
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T'respass Notice.
oct Is. is7a-ew.

A IL persons are hereby forewarnesl, from
"A aud after he date Of this notice, against
irespAssing siih dog or gun OF In any other
manner upon my lands or any part thereof, To-
rated 10 Charlotte Hall district, known As
Truemaas Lodge, Enclose AdiiioH, Fart Hope,
Parf BgrFoggNs on.
Against all parties hereafter found trcspassing
upon the property above usmed the Law viii be
Figidly enforced. ......
Oct 10, l8T5-3wa ISAIAH CANEkh.
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Sec notice Of Republican meetings else-
where published.

Charles Short. a colored man, living in
Mcdley's Neck, was drowned on the 9Th
instant, being knocked overheard by the
iibing Of the sail Of The boat he was navi-
eating. There was another man in the
boat at the time of the accident. Shorts
body was recovered Saturday last and in
tered the following day.
As the question Of Monarchy or Re-
public is to be determined at the opening
of the French National Assembly, the
composition and strength Of parties 10 that
body is a matter ofgrcat interest. There
are seven hundred and thirty members Of
the Assembly, Of which number the Right,
Monarchists, count three hundred and SIX
ty, and the Left, Republicans. two hun
dred and ffty-scvcn. The Right is divi-
dcd into the extreme Right, ninety-six
votes. and the Centre Right, two hundred
and sixty-four vOtes-the former being
ultra, and the latter moderate Mouarchists.
The Left is divided into the strict Left,
one hundred and foIty-eight votes, and the
Centre Left, one hundred and nine votes.
Then, there are the Bonarariists, thirty
seven votes, and the Radicals, seventy
six votes. Counting the Bonnpnrtists and
Radicals with the Left, the two sides
would stand Right, three hundred and
sixty; Left, three hundred and seventy;
giving majority Of ten to the anti-Mon.
archists. The real point now is, can NJ.
Theirs and NJ. Gambetta so combine oil
the enemies Of Monarchy as to defeat the
plans Of the Count dc Chambourd !? They
should be able to make such an alliance.
Besides, the Bonupartists bate the Bour-
bons. and they will most likely make a
stubborn fight 10 pull down the leader OIL
their old, hereditary enemies.
CHARLES BRApLAuGu, the English Re-
publican, having arrived in this country
has been lecturing on the subject of gov
eminent in Great Britain. Mr.. Brad.
laugh is not by any means seditionist
nor stirrcr-up of trouble, he simply be.
licvcs in Republican government for the
people of his country and he would have
the result brought about in proper and
legitimate way. He does not want revo.
luton. After this gentleman has been
few weeks in this blessed land of Repub.
lcanism, he will ascertain, what William
II. Seward SO thoroughly exemplifed
that the power and encroacbments of I'll,
Queen of England are far more limited
than those of the President Of the United
States.
President Grant he's given his views OF
the financial situation. lie declares lis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-16

WnEAT.l| reeeipts Of Southern Wheat
during Tie le sek show great falling on as
compared VI lose OF several weeks previous,
which 10 MAJ due 10 the monetary distHr-
Dances. Tae K4ket, although necessarily quiz
ct, has ruled&1,. and at the close prizes Of
choice sampled re to cents higher. The
eales embrnca IA 600 bushels all that was Offer
ed Al from ID i1s certs for inferior to choice
white and fNN0 la0cents for common red to
choice ambefE To-day we quote prime 10 choire
white and "a n Al f75(AlSJ cents, and good
20 prime red Xsgnfai70 cents The offerings
Of Western q = spot were light. bnt We note
some mossnEA for forward delivery. The
sales report We're 10, 900 bushels winter red to
arrive, aud Woo do. spring do. for November
delivery 30 Pm private terms, and on the spot
400 bushels, w red nj i43 cents, and 1890
do. winter n AZ i4o(,I5o cents bulk at las
@l48 ceufs M We also note sales OF | 200 do.
pennsylvanhzDd ii ssC1i0O cents.
coRNss & has been no addition 10 the
stock fcorn In Elevator during the
past we' Ihe receipts have been limited TO
lots ''on which have found ready sale az
improys The sales reported 10 Ele-
vaiVr II Il. 600 bushels, all at s.
cent !ie closing price last week.
b''tf1 sc Sf5ielions We note an advance
e 81 y lis Sales Of 5000 bushels white
naftdd N. and !. 900 do. mixed, high
III. VI Ill 6bG170 cents, 81 90 track
<s0nfhcrn were very light aud
ia amounted 10 about 3, 900 bush
II So ceaih Tor 5ellows and 50
Hlilh.
hagkes fcs Oats has ruled active
n decreased supply, nrd prices
ii cents per huRhei. Ihs
t,,asi.eIs IN A. 3. : ~ ~ INFERIOR Il
prime. bnlk a ssEaso essfss ! 900 do. mixed
Western AZ ii cent, 1000 DO bright do. at A
Gaso ccuis. and |, 900 DO. Pennsylvania at 81
cents To-day we quote Southern and Pennsyl
vania At 50Gal5I cents mixed Western at 41(a
4s crnss, and bright do at 49ta}5n CENTS.
Ryx.--The market has ruled quiet and siesply
and We have no change IN prices 10 note. Ths
sales reach 500 10 100 bushels at h0C9S5 cent
for fair 10 prime, aud we quote to-day at thos'
6gares.
ToBAcco--Thae was some movemen, In Ma
ryland Leaf Tobacco during the week under re
view. and we learn ofsalesofl 900 10 900 bids.
mostly for Brssrsn and Holland, at n decline o
40 10 rs cents pst 100 lbs. We Loie the markc
closjng steady at this decline, and for selections
which are mainly sought for, nearly Old figure
arc obtainesl. There Is some little inquiry 70
Ohio, hnt myers ask concessions that holder
are not willing 70 allow, and there are no sale
reported in HuiBcky and Virginia We leaF'
81 no movement whatever. The receipts show
a marked falling OF a. compared with those o
several weeks previous. The exports darinl
the week were / sa7 bids. 70 Hayre. 2s
bids TO ,remer and 400 bids. 10 GibTallcr
total, 5000 hhdl. Wequoie prices to-day =
follows
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2
Kscnr Eson Badey's Patent Eamci PaintDda Sir
We have believe cxpcrimea
paint for which YOU months boat
painting purposes and take pleasure stating that has
that have been made ~ ~
o;. u GOOD ooks durability Others village who have
psed n I've mention the Washington Hotel among the
n.n S Lea willing testimony manifold and adsa
"a"''l ~ p.ssesIy KING 4 DOWNS Eds. BEACON
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FOR RENT.

TO responsible tenant, good farm
Of 200 ucres mostly able, lying upon
Caokold's Creek & adjoining Half-POnc
very near u O1d's Wharf.
FCN FALE.
20 Commerce St, BaltimD re.
Oct oh, l873--3t.
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Rev. VIM. n. Chapman, Pastor of NJ. Z.
Church, Georgetown, d. c., writes: Having
had an opportunity to test the excellent quail
ties of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, hesitate not to
say, it is the best remedy have ever used in
my family"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-16

~ S. NJ PE7TEEGH.I. & CO., 81
W. Fark Ro,o NJ. u, 10 South Street
boston, aud 70l Chestnut Street Phiiadcl-
phiG are AGENTS for 50 .bary's Beacon in Che
dboue cities and authorized 10 contract for ad-
uertising at our iocest rates.
Nav Is, 1873.
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S McGILL., NJ D.
BALrfnoRE. December u. 1871.

BALTIMORE December 2, IS71
Eo Agent for Badcy Patent Enamel Paint: Dear suThc
hy the best kd
qualities everything desired drying promptly aud
gloss, G M k resist tue action OF all kinds weather
I al ocsn whrrewo desire a GOO I'D of wok
Very respectfully, EMMARf QUARTLEY, 276 W Bait
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE.

In pnrsnasee If the above order, we hereby
give notice thai We have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court II 81. Mays county, Maryland,
icttegs Of administration on the personal estate
Of n ztbcth 4 Crysr late Of gaid co1niy, deceas-
ed. Allpcrsuas having claims against the said
deceased IRE hereby notified to exhibit thesame
with tho prapeF vouchers attached thereto, 10
the sabscribcrs, on or before The lsl day oi
AptIi 1874, ,hey will otherwise by law be sx-
olnded from the benefits the said estate. All
persons indebicdsn the deceased are requested
10 make immediate paymrntt 10 the subscribers
W.AT cRYkR,
ZlcHAIJAu NATTlNGLEY,
Administrators.
Get Ia ISf8~Ew.
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Gusxa. rrc We note a fair supply ofihin-
cha Island Gpaaa IN dcalcra' hands which is
selling al sac per ton Of 20J0 ms, currency,
but there IL M ao~k "a svcnts' hands. Gun-
mare 50 quote NJ 500 per long Inn 10 los Of
~ 10 SO tons, with deduction af 80 cents Ia
81 so pef too fur OTIS from 81 10 2so ions.--
There is an Artlvs Southern trade demsnd for
Fertilizers. ard tie leading makers command
s4sCasso per ton, while Inferior kinds arc much
tower.
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10 rnE pleasure that jay 1871 Fn
paint inside AMI "Br,lly Patent iaml Pint
kn,shi, NJ. g5 West mbard an . testify T.
sHposi y all other puiu similar IL private dwell
paint possibly DO SUI cited vy tct 'tunl rso'a
during daily soda hre cna w
appears sound and fresh when 6rst put IN the
will IT'S
el aud ready aso Quantities 10 suit pnros's s quickly drying pr per
ehd
very perctbe nay, which baay aud dry tho OH Ct. on
A. merchants and
believing will gI them greater s.inn thln ney
cam possibly snici WM Sim
Baltimore A al Is, 1872 Ffont Street, TAcatre
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rnon Hor. JOux wrrnrnnD.

NJ n p the Of friend, was induced to Apply
your Patent Bradley paint house have pleasure 10 stating ta
la moved highly satisfactory covering surface than pronoi mc
better gloss ordinary and reer from dgceaoe
JAIN WhFlHhED.
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RESULTED FArALLT.-On Thursday
night last, Mrs. Fowler, occupying Spart
Of the house No. 143 St, Paul street,
was very severely burned By tho oxplo-
sion Of coal oil lamp. She was on the
fourth floor at the time, aud her son q
young man, was With her. but ho could
render his mother mp assistance as he.
too. was badly burned. Mr. Wm. Mer-
rill end bis brother. u we're il Che house
5 their assisMuko as soon as they
heard tho shrieks for hclp. aud succeeded
in cxiinguisbing thoAfre, but not until
Mrs. Fowler was horribly burned. A
physician was called, aud her Injuries
dressed, but they were Of such nature
Sc to leave very little hope for her Fecov-
cry. She fingered until Saturday, when
death nut an end to her suRcrings. Mrs
Fowler was native Of our county aud q
sister, VIC believe, Of the lato George II
Morgan Her body was brought to The
county on Sunday Lost for intcrment.
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Mn KS0ur-Dcsr Sir Il affords much pleasure that
dley far exceeds aud
boiave ia durability Mre than
painted The roof (oel Mansion l"us) with the Bradley
Patent Euam Paint pleased wih determined the
The happy perfect sa'sfac ou
Ia will this 'cnia be advantage
Yours respectfully, ISAAC ALBERfSON
Manou Hv, W Cor fyte aud 81 Pad Stress Bai
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For the Legislature.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mr. Editor--Please announce Mr. Joseph b
Davis. OF the Factory district as Republican
candidate for County Commissioner, and claim,
that he is opposed to all railroad schemes Of
taxation and Is entitled 10 the support Of all
''Old Guard Republicans and the confidence
of the general public.
Oct 10th, lslss Old Guard Republicans.
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MURRY ADDISON
M An. Mainland. Mlrch :. Is7l.


Satisfaction wherever
furnished Bradley
ewith
ing GOOD noy 81
e
p Bradley Enamel Pint ~hCh he mort durable PAINT
lIosIot used
iUuu, truly, Y q 6ARkEItsoN h'use ana oisn fAu'''
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINlSlhA tbhS' NJ ilDb'
orJhaas Court Of Saint Hary's County, Scts-
Sept le, 1878.
~ RDERED BY THE COURT, That John A
~ Scott and james Burroughs, administers
tors Of
WILLIAM SCOTT,
Ittc of 81 Marys county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceas-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims, and that
the same be published once week for six sue
ccssiye weeks IN the st Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES + N RALEy,
Register WilIsfo st Mary county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF st. Mary's county, Maryland,
etters administration on the personal estate OF
william Scott, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said dt-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the proper -oucheFs attached thereto, to
the subscribers on OF before the LIST day Of April,
1874. they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits Of the said estate. Allpersons
indebted 10 The deceased are requested to make
immediate payment to the subscribers.
JOHN A SCOTT,
JAMES BURROUGHS,
Administrations.
Sept 10, 1873 CIV.
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ROAD NOTICE

N Office is hereby given, that Of the
In expiration Of thirty days from this
date, the undersigned intend to apply to
the County Commissioners Of St. Ma
RVS county to open PUBLIC ROAD
leading from the Chaptico and Newport
road, through the lands Of DR.. j.. p,
Barber and JOHN A. Barber, to the Wi
comieo river, about n miles in length.
JOHN II. KEY,
X. T. BARBER,
j. Ii. SHEMWELLy
aud others.
Oct. End, 1873 sOI.
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Republican Meetings

MASS MEETINGS Of the Republican party
IVI will be held as follows:
October, The 10th. Centreuily
do 18Th, Oakraie;
do 2Sh, Chaptieo;
do sch. Charlotte Hal;
November id. 81. Iaigoes.
RANDOLPH JONES,
A LAWRENCE.
Oct 10, ls73-3ts