, 1874-09-13

| Ine CFuc1led with His extended hands
| and music Of the masscs draz TIN foi1
Back to tho altar, as In lay8 Of old.
At this point tho yal1er man has sn,,s.,,
! Als ropose,' and anores like chiuuer.swai,..'a
4Ae poet continues his lamentation ! '9S
Upon cape, the Priests House northxara sx,.
T. see St. Mary:s Seminary guard 01aa
| The dead, that lie within the paztah-y.rd
| IN English faith: the parish-church th:t n,t
Iae present to the pcr7shed: for its Eau, =.
Are OF the clzy that, in the State-HoosA h,,s
| Thc grim 1awglvers il the day. Of ell.
| And ruled tha Province from its vanished h,r
cioTcr-sneal IN IN tho sehoolhouse-l.us:
Tho frlity orchards drink tbs summe.-aest,.
few old houses from tho windo~-pans
! Flash Oh the tida the sunset and them b%,t.
| IAe throb Of oars from b.sking oyster-aeeta
| And mutl!ed cl:ngor Of The oystar-touga.
| Plunged down in deep bivalv,lous retreats 49,
| And play Of seine, drawn home with nezrn .on,.
"a very good description, sah." s.7s ths ~
Ter naa, nwakiny, q '''tickler tho oysters. iii
| Seems to mo resd Cat in q hymn book eon:
| wIlaw. Dis is ne lanlin'" 4<
A steamer from Baltimore runs up st, MR.,
River threc times = week, touching at At /,
1nSoes and Bacon's wharf, aud ne1 laodise
vas just being built for it,-wharf aod ssrss
house. Passing up sandy l:no We CANA upu
TIE sEM1SAay,-
red prick, With an architectural portico Of sir ri
umns, with 8 ba1cony-ssory halfway up, E,ss
lasslcs through the window u!ado oglinc o1ss
tures at the uuwontod sight OF strangers, AZ.
lawn before tho Seminary rolled off to tho FL
estant Church, uninclosed except By grayes..
yenoHish blick structure, unnrctcntious, iii
two doors in the gable. i p1.su too, D,
spiro, two stories OF windows. ead III
bo1-pows. The blun-vie1 v2s "
exquisite, Of the salt tide, the oys.sr-r.ksr
the old houses at the coye5. and the distant r.
tomac. like q sea, down which lounged coEl..
schoouers and briggs. Hero city is again moo.M
to bo connected by rail with Waaninsta
ns,tf IN In =. ~
graded, and las boon given State assistance,
Behind the Seminary, fruit-sarden I'd
orchard runs of to calm blue cove, 1cach;a1
back behind this point Of blu1f, whero fshios.
vessels lie, and rock and perch are caught /
farm and orchard covers the site OF st. Ua1i
City. Seven miles to tho north is the Patu.eas
River, up which steamers so az far IS HIt
Bridge. and haul of the excellent tobscco d
tho valley. At the Patu1cnt Was /, fort, and As
house OF 3lattapany, the widowed proprietor oi
which welded one OF tho Barons Of Baitimor.
Wo recognize in the neighborhood the CatloEs
namo Of this lady, Sewoli; OF Bannet tha
Puritan leader; and OF Coode, who headed To
St. MarJs. died, in 1G47 thirteen years After 10
brought his brothers. colony over Leonzndca-
vert, tho Governor.
looked over the tombstoacs to find
TEE PROTESTANT FAMILIES
in this old region, and beheld tho now infregIs.a
name OF nv motlors rac3: 4tllbuEn, or Hi
bourne When tho Protestants, undar Cooin
rovolutionized tho Maryland Province in 16S,
they wero in alliauco and communication with
Ielsler and j1ilburu, tho Protestant revolution
izcrs OF Ne1 York. 3I.lbutn Was behaadcd afte:.
ward
Query: Did Iilburn's family, after hia taking
of, repair to the puritaulzel Colony OF lIHJ,
land?
The following wcra names OF the Mi1bnrn far,
ily inferred around tie Protestant EpiacorA
Church OF old St. aIsry's:
Caroline. Catherine T., John a. IT,, Thong
L.. Stephen. Mortimer, William E.. Eliza. s.
san A.. Sue e., Iober. n. Origzn. John (died =
Alexander Ml!bu-n. Tho inscription on thi
:onbatone Of Mortimer Milbcrn Is:
II; time was short, i
And best be He
HLo led me to
Eternity.
Other families named on the tombstou...
St. Mary's Church arc Sn.oot, Bea1l Bennett
Collision, Bonanon. Archibald Binuey {diod l83a
BORN 1862 Moore (very old alab, scarce d.
.ipherab1a), Lilburne (the namo OF CROMWELL
Biscol. Bettio Martin. Dut1
Smith. Suzaunah Templemaa, Zacheriah Z.ek +
ny (quaint), Thompson. Garrett Burke, IcksS
1Tooksi1anks, Bean, Abel, Crane. Theodoraa &
Davis, Sanncr, Loker, James Il. Dent, Holrta
tones, Wallace, Ford, Smith, J. Kemp Jone1
md Boan- +
It seems clcar that religious dlviaions operaa
With little stress in this old country. and inter
na1riaoes between Catholics and Protestauts 81
1ot uncommon. There is Catholic schoo!t
ho t1rn into st. Iniroo's CrecE. on high paus
cent by Nra. HoTdie. Behind st, Mary'A II
hn hay the nr;nc,nal creek ie called St. Jeroma1
,etweon the two canes cclled Point Lookiu I'D |;
Point No Point. Tuis is the seat OF
.ox,,, r,.->,c,ra
mt rn;nta-cstino novel. called "Rob of til
3nvl." KennoIy Was an nuthor Of the Diluted
rhool nj Trviur- rauld;ne and men foreYe2 +
n,dwav hotwacn oood foni' GOOD society. hoo. 7:
~ AMI literature, Ia was . Northeruized Is. b
v1ander. kent out of Slavery by lis Whig pol. Z
ira and his Snrthern friends men Like Everett {!
Yinthrop. and Tuckermau. As an author, hs (
IA h.ppiest In patr1o,c gketchipg-pot intna 4
nectiya4 hut sunert;cial-of manners. auueEtk4 4
;eak 1vaocerv. and nnch tninra a. n,ade the T. n
rary roputa;on of thirty vcars AGO. at . tinsn E
,hich wn MAY say. to its honor. the letse1sd e
,o conntry encouraged ita public manhood, I'D +
ii not labor like Heroulea. to det1zct from It. j
kennedy's story ia m nttemps to emb.tm E
athor than to cronte: to associate spots IN !
rather than to probo into the depths
faolin0 tn revivify 81 1Iarv,s "a this pelideA
Of its fonndorg. and rild TIN po0
oyerninr hamlet with tie pleasautries and r.
elIenc;es IT Court and bsrrack society. lbs {
oaEncsa of snch work by a cit;zen OF tho Stats
,I,cit;nc ;ta a,,frraoag il manifest. He eiaM 3
confirm the tTadit;ong Of Naryland, Iie L
,roannaly and jn]orsa n vaeuo sentiment TIT B
:, T,nri,s Rotimore wera the ninks Of chivA1 q
rcrrnn hv . vnlcor democracy WHO Tonld b. y
~ nova1ist of Viarv,ontI rnust Iook irdi0ereEaJ
~ n9.o.s y. a.s1 ~ ..a, T1hn nroyin-