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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-05


CHINESE FUNERAL IN CHICAGO.-Chi-
cago had it's first Chinese funeral last
week. From the following description
from the ''Times" it would seem that not
even Chicago's influences can shake John
from the observance of the customs Of his
mother country:
Alarge number of square pieces of pa
per with holes punched in them, and bear
ing hieroglyphics, were then scattered in
the coffin, after which the undertaken
placed the corpse in, which was sprinkled
over with these papers, and then covered
with white cloth and red one. More
papers were scattered over these; after
which the lid was put on and screwed
down. The undertaken and his assistants
then lifted the coffin from it's trestles and
changed its position from foot to head
three times, the audience looking on with
great solemnity. Then the bedding last
used by the deceased was rolled up and
tied, and five potatoes ranged along the
top of it, the middle one being stuck full
of tapers. After several holes had been
burnt in this bedding an expressman took
charge of it and preceded the procession
to the grave.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-05

A woman's heart is the only true place
for mans likeness. An instant gives
the impression, and an age of sorrow and
change cannot effect it.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-05

CAN MING STRAWBERRIES Daisy
Eyebright" in the Country Gentleman,
gives the following directions for canning
Strawberries and making straruharr1
jelly.
At the commencement of the strawberry
season naked two or three quarts of white
sugar into thick syrup by dissolving it in
hot water, two large coffee-cups to quart.
Boil and skim this, and put into jug or
bottle for future use. Put your ripe fresh
strawberries into glass cans, and fill up
with the cold syrup nearly to the brim, as
the Strawberries shrink somewhat. Place
in kettle of cold water, putting the lids
on the tops of the cans first, but not screw
ing them down. Let them come to boil
for five minutes; then screw down the
covers tightly, and set away in dark,
cool place.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-05

STARTING MELONs.-The following
unique plan, which we find adrift without
credit, is said to be the one long in use by
a man who has had remarkable success in
growing melons. We suppose it would
answer equally well with squashes and
similar plants: 81 dig holes twelve inches
square, eight Or ten inches deep fill up
with well-rotted manure to the surface
On this put two inches of soil. Then take
a four-inch flower pot set in the center;
draw the remainder of the soil around the
pot, until the soil is about four inches deep,
then giving the pot twist round with
draw it. This leaves a hole four inches
deep by four wide. In this drop five OF six
seeds, and cover to the depth of three
quarters of an inch. Over this place a
pane of six by eight glass, pressing it
lightly to fit close. then give no more at
tention till the plants are touching the
glass. Then go through, taking small
stone, raise up one end of the glass with
it; this admits of circulation of air over
the plants and hardenS them. In about
three days more remove the glass entirely.
By this time they will be in the rough
leaf; thin out to three plants in a hill,
draw little fine soil around them, up as
high as the seed leaf, and the work is
DONE"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-05
gss staa,rton 4innieator.
ADVERTISING RATES

Advertisements inserted at the rate of One
Dollarper square of eight lines Of Brewer for
the FIRST, and so cents for each subsequent in
sertion.
A liberal deduction for advertisements for
three. six, or twelve months.
MS Transient advertisements payable INVA-
RIABLY IN ADVANCE; quarterly, semi-an-
nual and yearly advertisements payable per
quarter.
Obituaries, announcements of candidates for
office, misunderstanding upon, advocating
or opposing candidates, and all communications
or notices of personal or private character, or
intendedor calculated promote any private en-
terprise interest, will be charged for as adver
tisements. s
@ Speclalnotices 30 cents per line for eve.
ry insertion.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-05

s.SHERwooD FOREST. John Tyler, il
has communicated the following to the
Louisville ''Courier-J Journal" in contra
diction of a statement lately published
that Mrs. ex-President Tyler, after law
suits with her own and her husbands fam
lilies, has gained all for which she contend
ed, and Sherwood Forest, on the James
river, will be her future home"
'sNo member of my fathers family has
ever had any legal controversy with my
fathers widow. Her controversies in this
respect have been altogether between her
self and members Of her own fathers fam
lily. The children of my mother, thank
God, have never been known as mercenary
in any sense, or in any manner, and we
have all had too much respect for her mem
DRY, and too much regard for her teachings
as an humble follower of Christ, to have
entered into any euch controversies. We
knew our fathers wishes before his death
in respect to the disposition Of his estate,
and without will on his part would have
respected them Having bequeathed by
will Sherwood Forest and all his other es-
tate, both real and personal, to Mrs Ty-
Ter, we all cheerfully acquiesced in his ex-
I pressed wish without a rnurmur, accept
ing poverty with the termination of the
war in which we were all actively engag-
ed throughout the unhappy struggle on
the side of the South.
In conclusion, suffer me to add that, as
we revere our father, we sincerely respect
Mrs. Tyler, and regard her children with
flial affection of brothers and sisters"
MICROSCOPIC WRITING.-Mr. William
Webb, Of London, has produced curios-
ity in microscopic writing. He has ac-
complished the feat by means Of machine
ny on glass, with the aid Of diamond.
The writing consists of the Lords prayer,
which is written on glass in a space equal
to one two hundred and ninety-fourth
part of on inch in length, by one four hum
bred and fortieth part of an inch in width,
a space corresponding to the dot over the
printed letter 1. The dot of writing has
been enlarged by means of the photograph
80 as to occupy space of about two inch
es long by one and half inches broad.
The photograph brings she words out
legibly, the number of letters being 227.
Such is the fneness of the original writing
that 9,431 1853 letters within the same
way would only cover one square inch of
glass surface. The.whole Bible, including
the Old and New Testaments, contain 81
566, 4SO letters; therefore Mr.. Webb could
write the entire contents of more than
eight Bibles within the space of one
square inch. Two specimen plates of this
microscopic writing have been produced
for the United States Museum, at Wash
ington, at a cost Of $50 each.
The Webb machine, however, does not
equal, in the fneness of writing OF the
perfection it has attained, similar ma
chine, the invention of Mr.. Peters, a
wealthy banker of London. This ma
chine produced writing as long since as
1855, nearly three times as fine as that of
Mr.. Webb. 1t was competent to engrave
the entire contents of the Bible, twenty
two times over, within the space of a sim
gle square inch.
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EDWARDS ANSWER (:

Pay up the internal crew, and make
them weigh anchor. Tell Angelina she's
right about that. | endorse the sentiment
and hope she will get her deserts.
Oh, Edward, Edward where was your
patience, my dear
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-05

But, Edward, said I, eagerly, Mortified
at the idea of any one surprising I would
tell a story, you know it was true, be-
cause even. if it is not wicked to be SO
untidy,it is stealing for her to take my
money, and not give me her services. Per
lhaps l had better explain to her what !
meant.' 80 Es-.e i. sts-s3, ~esss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

&ssssn<Apssasr,y R.ri.~ s~ y.,! Rus,
fisse> ~ NJ f.eon1 I'd scot. Pubiishin3
= Yol re 6ad .be following articles ,
The O1honf The Sea-" On account ~
5rndRefL4 e asioas giving the late -
I'd u Gu Stream and other q bic
~se 0elhing the methods Of hg
I'd Of 6hding the sempsra,ard Dc
~ y srauss'' eires q As
.sSfh SUV RATS more PARTED III '
q is mensaY dew lop5en his writings. and
thefanuences that ipfneed his theories.
-, I1anhug6gh Indian Aamini., ra-
tion," . noiiee ofi-ord Peterborough transae-
tions in India during his short term Of ossice,
-KhichL lasted bat little osse ss0 years.-He wna
recalled because within . twelveme.:h, ne had
r. sss "a 4 &: sxisss.,
Science. Philosophy and Religios. ). az-xiex
Or. thirfT Cot ind die Nasur." work
whsh makes an as,emps 10 sress payieAl
seeSr o. 1 me Sbb, s;esi BASIS = .Ihe so,ice
1eesas wask 1905 rGl1Asks on Ne Lrtaafson Of
science 70 abst raet thought and thea gives
xQs. EriTs ssssASyFos4 ~ sa6d ~ dcdae-
Ntion der;ve5 therefrom e.
Far Russia" an amusing description, OF the
iDsst 0ssss part ofsiberia; the ell male, modes
o. traseliias, aadt uannsrs and customs ol
The esoP1s :. -. :, ., =.
gins With an account Of prehistoric Rope seeu
By The light Of modern scientific research. sad
closes with . se~ese criticism On M. Psrkes's
book on that subject. .. ....--
The Tory Administration and ito whig Ad.
msress, I" 10 The title Of this months political
astielss ssd . chapter % ''riager- Rings" and
the usual notices Of contemporary literature,
complete the nuabes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

MALARrcrs INFLUENCES. the
sutumnal months the people Who reside
along the water courses aud tributaries Of
the Chesapeake bay. east or west. are
more o. less subject TO bilious disorders. for
which ealomel and quinie are the usual rem.
edies-remedies slmoss ~ bad % the dis
case itself Change Of climate is better
than nausea.ing medicine. and often more
effective and speedy A. curative. Bu,
many persons are uuinsormed as to COO.
veniens aud proper place OF resort whers
they vould he rid Of such influences
Westmiasser IS tAus pace. within an hours
ride Of Baltimore. AZ cost Of only 95
cents Here. ve are ono thoosand feet
shove Baltimore. Ia pure atmosphere,
hoard ehcsp. society good. and shose sum !
Inss pcsss. nc~qcitocs and malaria, uns
)ksSSn. We haze fur trains each way,
dsily. two Of them msil trziss. uscrringi
sud eveuing.H let the invaiids Of lover
MSSyisnd come 10 Wessuiinsser, snd nv
the eNeeh &rsfsvs aud ffvsk 1Sodfi-..
,aip air. snS zee ne(Ae7 % ncs 66d GsaNN
M tik64 speedslS pessot3d We Ssk he
Essseso I'D S5StheS6 &MsfSfsfd purnSls
ID publSA lice hsti nr Us fufstmitson'
cf sheir h adefs. Those q s&etf z ~ ~
sSlesi6x 4fcn thics ana feSefs. .or oiher'
|taShs diseases. IN ,sSaIk fhsn ,i6r u
duiux AHt.haiasH Dfhs. 4dek1se. par
. a~Fk~ &c =. SIS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
OBITUARY.

Al Tudor Hall, the residence Of her husband,
In this village. on Tuesday morning. the ?sih Of
July. ult., FANNIE. wife Of Mr.. Jos. h. Kew.
daughter of the late DR.. John Baltxeil, Of Fred
er,ck City. Nd. IN the 35th year Of her age.
In the wide area Of thought. there Is no idea
90 touchingly solemn to our senses rs thr fact
that all mankind are horn 10 die And This
melancholy reflection. even when softened by
the consolation Of religion, and the possession
Of devout Christian p,etv. ever casts its glamour
OF sadness and grief around rs, when the shad
ow Of death approaches. But il has been given
out by Divine authority. that the finite mind
shall not measure the inintism Of the deity:
and. We are Taught 10 bear, with . becoming
meek ness and humility this saddles, Of all world
~ Affections which can b.fall Us. In the hour
Of our desolatou and woe We are comma uded
as true followers Of Christ, TO turn our hearts
to that fountain Of solace and comfort which
ever Yields bounteous Cow Of consolation to
the righteous. and lends its soothing influence
to the distressed spiri, upon whom III hand Of
affection has been laii
The early and an,imely demise Of the subject
OF this notice has something about it % pscu.
liariy sad and touching that it calls from our
hearts the expression ola deep, though rereren-
oai regret. Surrounded By all the worldly
comforts that wealth can afford: idolised By a
kind and indulgent husband; b!essel with a
trio OF lovely and intsre sting children: the in-
te.iecsuai and social orna neat Ola wild. Giro le Of
deroted friends; conid she have asked more TO
make life attractive? Or eouid there be aught
wanting to attach he: to life?
Yet. she has hcen called away in the prime Of
life and In the fi,llness of her devotion 20 tenn
Porai and spiritual Improvement; ID the hour
OF heart-yesrning toward Der 10 ne aadchiidren;
and in the beginning ofth,t kind sss and char
4; TO the poor Of which she did not spesk.-
hers has bsen brigh, fA, short, b.t vel d.
.reelsd; . HE ashioaed ailer that ,macaene and
tims-hoDorcd sayi OF her ancestry; sterling. yet
unpryten,ious; fnii Of religious thought and
noted for IFS ge1erat and generous devotion to
1enes Ne duty ahd the puhlic good
With her; end uasch a her. dratis is but the
hegiaping Of life; but, the tssnsplan,ing Of the
good seed to more Gnilful and franscendcat
soil, 70 be ,hese watered and austured aud ney-
er die. -SAay her cksaPssry iise and earay death
prove euide and . v9uins 20 those who sur
viys her, to the end that the temporal sorrow
visited upon her family and friends may no, be
lost uron US, and that the vi>itations Of Prov-
dence may Be accepted by Us In that true Chris
sinu spirit which commando us, in the hour Of
affection, TO bow il hams,e submissioo to the
Divine Will.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon }
Sc. Clcment's Bay. Aug. ], /,

s. Clements bay. Aug. J, 1874.
Mcssrs Ed,ors.-On Thursday even
ing I was persuaded by'acesple Of friends
TO take ,rie With them 10 Hiakistoue's
Pavilion. where there was TO be . social
gathering or house warming. Being late
when we arrived We found them already
enjoying themselves tripping upon the
light fantastic toe. There was q large
crowd of the beauty and gallaniry OF this
and the adjoining counties assembled. with
quite nun.ber FROM the far famed ne
tropolis Of the country. I also saw Que
beautiful young lady there from Bal,i-
more. whose lovely face and unaffected
manners has made q captive If the heart
Of one Of onr worthy young citizens Of ST.
Clements Bay. May he succeed in his
undertaking. and win bright laurels 10 his
course through life. is the humble wish of
your correspondent.
Richard 10 himself again" He has
recovered his usual health and 6ne Aow Of
spirits. He vas there. accompanied BY
the "gbost" from Washington. aud the
fiat man" from California. and they seem
ed to enjoy themselves ..hugely" The
Doctor is jovial host. and one who knows
how TO attend TO the wants aud comfort Of
his guests: he 10 here. there and every
where. but always in the right place. He
has large and comfortable honse. with
splendid bathing grounds convenient. and
is we'll calculated to rake his guests CON-
tortable and happy. His bar is stocked
~nh the choices, liquors. from champagne
to .sgeT. every thing to suit the taste or
allev. Me the thirst.
Alb iut one o'clock. after gazing with
charm ID eyes upon so much beauty and
lovclircss. We sadly took our departure.
aud ere the 6rst streak Of dawn began to
light the eastern horizon We were home
in our bed. dreaming Of augels. beautiful
girls and round DANCES.
uor Box.
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AsnIvAls At Mos.ss HorEI.-W. b.
rsrpin. - n MsDO~sn. A p Randolph.
Mrs A r Randolph. Miss Josephine Ran
ao.ph. Jno T Carter. Ch.s N Cyphers.
Mrs G N Csphers. Mrs p Herley. Mr. P
HerIey. Miss Herley. George Cortus. W
G Smoot, W II Dalton. Dr.. A Behund
J II Shannon. Cap. 8 G Catbell. MIS-
Cabbeli. e r Wurdemann. Chas l. Wal.
kcr, Mrs c l. Walker. Miss NJ Fl Mont.
gomery. Washington. d. c.; Miss Mag
gle Asborne. Mrs p w Jones. Mr. r "
Jones. Georgetown. D. C.; Jno Mosan.
Thos Montgomery. Jas A Repctti. John
Simonton. Juo ODwye,. Master Joseph
Moran. Master Geo Montgomery. Harry
V Clark. Washington. D. C.; EV Muir.
ply. Pbila. Pa N Dawson. BALTIC. Md. 4;
J Got.holf. G Baum. II Hollandcr. +
Golomaue. r Goldschmid. Miss Baum.
Mr. Siegel aud family. Washington. D. c.
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ST. Joux's CnURcm.-We are author
i.ed to state that lunch will be given at
St. Johns church Saturday. the 18th in
slant. the proceeds Of which are to be de.
voted to the repairs Of that edi6ce. The
ladies II St. Johns congregation have OBJ
tanned suck an eRviable reputation for their
dinners and lunches that their proposed
entertainment ON the 18th is certain to at
tract crowd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

LAND SAlK-Col. Crane. snld as Trus-
tee Poplar Neck. containing % acres Of
land. located in 81, Inigoes' district. sub
fec. 70 the widows dover. On Thursday.
the Goth ult for 81 .450-over $50 per
acre. Purchaser. Joseph b. Sable. This
is. wc think. the highest price which has
been obtained for St. N,g's land since
the war.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A series os services. under direction Of
the Dean At Washington Convoca,inn.
will be held in William aud Mary aul
ST. Mary. Parishes ~ f,llo~s:
At Poplar Till Church on "Wednesday
Az. l9'h; a, Trinity Church. ST Ma.
ry'sParish. on Aug. 18th; AMI at Ridge
Cbaprl ON Aug. la'h. Services bcgio
Zach day At half pas, ten .. IN.
Aug 6. 1871
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

wM. DENT BLAKiSrONE, in Tie 4seh year
q her age. .-s
In Philadelphia. on the 2s,h Of July, MARY
ELIZABETH. wife of Rev. 8. II. c. Smith. in
the 4ish year Of her age
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

EFWe are in receipt Of a graphic &C.
count Of the excursion Of the Pilot Boy to
Piney Point on Saturday last. which We
regret not being able to get in type 10 time
for our psspeat issue. 1t will sppear in
or nexs{ a.'-
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6. brown, Wlse9Ir.os
- br9hs red to yellow, l3.oc6lAee
(IfIk',|iii'!!!!|!!'||||I;;;;'|||'

ION krr,s handSst so gold Petfso6s ton,
With q REDUCTION OF SO cents toE g per tor
on lots Of so to $50 tons. The NSeuthes1~-
mand for rertilisers l. Stacking. bat KcS4 VAH
trade ID In prospect. and we still quote the
leading makes At from $&sGso per ton, q
3 90 SSSsds Set isFeriof Qualities sze oees.
ed much lowee
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and We have annosaeed ourselves IS fully
reesoeiled to the liberal provision made
BY our last Legislature for the education
,efneefs ehilafen. here all did % well,
it may appear invidious to Particularise.
but We shall not refrain. nevertheless.
from dissing gushing the following pupils
Tor EulTncss and exactness of learning up
- shsexieussf sEsir studies -Sdssu BIak-
fssodes John Woodland and Jane. Ches-
lcY. .r.-s '..rrtrrN :, 10. g.. .
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NOTICE.,

r b-rshy Screwa.n an ,+rson. ffsu h.sline
1 on ~ farh, loeased in Sc. inieoes' dhssfiss,
giAh caro or sosss q 1osne any pars .ef ~
readA alter sheAAie ofshis ss,iss., Agains. ali
Esrsons 90 oneadaag. The urspass law will b
- sf-'ss7es ass GwNC WEIGH.
Jals %, ia:i--3we .-s4cs 49, - -
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Nesr Advertisement.

DoRpESrowN ~. ~ FEMALE COL
Ssl .s.ssr,s,sIi ssssis3 ET, sr t ssa.
earrfaIi, -coadar,ed aud best Sustained in.,i,a-
tioas IN the Sis,e. Eofa terms. s,c., address
Raw junk II. BRAKELEY, Phi. b.
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avg .. l"4-Sw. - - :,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~-~tg ' 3 49, o. 90
.a n--t>.Joseph u Milburn
pat7 ',r :. Tvs. --. r.
Rosa A Mibusn,
a & rLnRissUG.
CopnIittee Of
Thos II MIlburn
ct al.

In the Circuit Cour,f for st. Mary's county
sitting Is = Court Of Equity.
.. No 800 n X
nRDERs:D, this lst day Of Aug. 1874.
~ that the .aIe made aud reported BY j..
Pasran Crane, Trustee in this cause. he rati.
fed AID confirmed. unless cause TO tho CO.
trary be shown on OF before the 5;h Monday
Of Aug. inst; provided = copy Of this order
he published in the st Mary, Beaeo~, once
= week .or three successive weeks prior to
the sid 9Th Monday Of August.
The Report states that the land sold for
J. FRANK FORD. Clerk
Irae copy-Test: "a.
J. FRANK FORD, CLERK.
Ang s. ls74-s~.
CONFIRMATION NOTICE. =
Henry A Canter 4
Alice Canter,
his wife,
v lillian II Sothoron.
Sa,ah = Sothorou
In the Circuit, Cour, for s, Mary's county,
Ittin as Courtof Equity.
n" s63 Ne.
nRDERED, this LIST day Of August,
~ 1874. that the Auditors Report.
filed in this cause, he ratified and con.
6rmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 5th Monday Of Aug.
inst; provided a copy Of this order be pub
li.hsd in the St. Mary's Beacon once a
week for three successive weeks prior e
the said Sth Monday Of Aneuss.
FRANK FORp,
CLERK.
True copy Test:
J FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Aug 6. lS.4-3w.W
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CIRCULAR TO
eInDufRs.

AsAcen, for TIE ylealth Dep artment Of BAL
tiuoee city, oGsr For sale Posaresse 1ana-
aset.eed 6oa- Nfghtssii aaa Ashes rieh in
Phaskhases. AmpoAiA aad ethsf AlkStne
Salts a. rer analysis-conssiniag in one TO n
Of 1000 poands, - follow:
30 % posads -4anrnis.
les s. 4" Phosphate Of Lias
b sl6.eA Ps,asA ssi SsdA.
This Poad.este will be packed In bafrsls o.
hags to suit customess, aud dclisesei free OF
esrtsge or other charges a any named pSint
within the city limits, upon orders Tor any
qua atty not less than one ton. 4 credit II
foar months Is seerrd 70 -rsponsib:e farmers
for endoesed ne:es, OF for drafts uPoa their
City agate
0BUARr. E.a,, Of Anne Arundel
bxUU pavidst( nviile. 10 specially
Authorised 10 contract for the delivery Of tins
Poudretis and to forward orders. High testi-
0onials frum Well-known farmers aad gasden-
efs can be fursishsd as to the market benefits
TO corn and other crops from the use Of this
Poudrette.
PRICE PER TON.
No. I, FINE FOR DRILLING, $50 90
No. 2, Fur rOp DRESSING. &C., Is on
Orders promptly sxeca,rd, addressed to -,
n. +. BERRY,
No. 10 Bo~ly's Wharf, Baltimore, Nd
Aug 6, lS7<-.n.
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CONfiRA NATION NOTICE.
Jeremiah Herbert,
-. A.signee
Lewis q Stone.
g. w,
VIM N freeman,
:. josephine fIeemau.

In the Circuit Cour, for st Mar . county.
sitting rs Court Of Equity.
No S79N Z.
nNDERED this 4th day Of Aug, 1874,
u that the sole made and reported
by James IL Wils.n. Attorney for Jeremiah
Herbert. Assignee Of Louis B Stone, in this
cause, be rat,ted and con irme6. unl..s cause
TO the contrary be- shown on OF before
the 9Th Monday of Aug. 1884, provid-
ed COPY OF this order be, inserted in
the. st Nays BeaGon. once a week To-,
three sacee.sise weeks prior to the said
s,h Monday ofA usast.
The !epeIt stsses that the landaso!d for
$4,000: -f ...-.. -
.., FRANK FORD.
TIN. .,,,-r.., c
- : } FRANK FORD. y.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
IN ST. MARY'S COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT, Aug 4, 1874.

nRDERED. That the sale Of the
u Real Estate Of W. Fl w Guyther.
diseased. made BY Th"n'a. n Shaarick.
Executor Of the said deceased. and shis
day repoTtrd TO this Court BY the said Ex-
ecuto~, be ratified and confirmed. saless
cause be shown to the contrary, on or be-
fore the 4,h day Of 8 ps n"x': provided. a
cory Of this order be inserted IA the s..
Asry's Beacon. % least once . week. fcs
shsee sSccessive weeks, before the said
Alb day Of September. 80 ...-
The report staies the amoass Of 1sales
70 be 81 .294. ..1 81. Z r6i
.sfse I, 49, JAS r N RAEEY, -ri
ss1s" Register Of Wills.
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50 Rss;ss-. a Wills FOR 81 MaryS o
saiAuy g.. iS74-31. ~ "a 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

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