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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11
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sEy.-The temperance crusade in Camden
has boon postponed on account of the organi-
cation OF the women not being satisfactorily
completed. On Saturday morning, most of
the saloons keepers received notices through
the mail to the effect that the visit to the bar
which time the praying bands would assem-
BILE, and hoped to be courtcously received.
The ladies of Camden are neither discouraged
nor dismaycd On Saturday, delegation of
temperance women waited upon Theodore w.
Jones, the proprietor of a prominent whiskey
shop In the centre of the city, and asked him
If he would not abandon his business and turn
his attention to something more legitimate.
This he refused to do, when they stated that
a praying band would visit his saloon soon,
and hoped they would be received in cour-
,teous manner. He replied they could come
and pray in his bar-room as much as they
liked, but is they .irtayfered with ills business
he would can Apeaethe poNcs.aild Have them
taken. to the lock,vp.s DR.. Reynell Coates,
VINO Is welis known <..sl having run uResf the
Native American ticket with Daniel Webster,
for Vice President. of the, United States, is
taking an active part nj the tempefhnce move
ment.
A large temperance rally was held on Fri.
day night, in the Presbyterian Church, Pas
sale. A number of clergymen were present,
and DR.. J. M. Howe, Vice President of the
New Jersey State Temperance Society, pre-
sided. A plan of action was decided upon.
An organization to be known as the Temper
ancc Alliance of Passaic was effected. 1t was
proposed to publish the names of all the Free
holders singing petitions for license, as well
as those who sell liquor, and of those who
frequent the saloons. The clergymen of the
different churches, with DIR. Howe, were APP
pointed an Executive Committee. The cler-
gymen, at the next meeting, are to name three
laymen from their respective churches, who
will be added to the committee. There are
twenty-four licensed drinking places and six
or eight AnliSe6sedi iii the xillageC Several Of
the saloon keepers of Newark yesterday re-
ceived, through the post. cards notifying them
that a Committee Of ladies win visit their re-
spectfve places Of business some day this
week. These notices pnfpoft TO have been
signe d by committee of ladies of Newark,
but it is thought to be hoax. The saloon
keepers say ttatjf hethrest be executedahe
ladies will be received and treated courteously.
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cy- The Bucks County InteHigenccr says
that Misrepresentation institutedby the New
Jersey, authorities against Dr:a .Abraham
Livczess 90 Yasdicyville, in leohhsction with
the alleged poisoning Of Grant, at Ggeensburg,
hasAbeenl df6ppeds = There. ssvasAsno' roal evil
dence duplicating Dr. Liyezey, and the at
tempt to build up case against him could not
be sustained
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11

cY- The strike at the Prallsville Qaarries,
among the quarrymen, has been settled, and
the men, or the most of them, have CON-
menced work again for the same wages as
heretofore paid.
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sdE Mr. John Ryan, we are told, intends to
remove from the store now occupied by, him
to the old stand, Of the latc Aaron Lambert,
on Ferry ST., New Hope. : Mr.. Ryan, deserves
to be well patronizcd TT
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IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.--There is no
person living but what suffers more or less
with lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con.
sumption, yet some would die rather than pay
75 cents for bottle of medicine that would
cure them. DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup
has lately been introduced in this country
from Germany, and its wonderots cures as
tonisl every one that try it. IF you doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and take it
to your Druggist, Robbins & Scverns or q. F..
Moore, and get sample bottle free of charge,
or a regular size for 70 cts. '5g gI
49, G. G. GREEN, WOODBURY. N. J.
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TAYLOR HALL RESTAURANT, TRENTON
Meals ready ana cbolsd % order. Birds and
Oysters ip eyer. style. Hot dinner daily from
10 to o'clock. CHARLES METER,
Taylor Hall, Greene ST. Trenton, Nj.
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Eye PIT ouT.-Mr. Jacob Stillwagon, of
New Hope, while, engaged in dressing a mill
stone at the grist mill near the cotton factory,
one day last week, had one of his eyes serious-
ly injured by chip from the stone flying into
it, from the effects Of which the eye has since
been entirely destroyed. gi 88EJ9
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90 The extra meetings in the. M. L.
Church, ~ New Hope closed on Sunday night
of last week, About thirty professed CONVEX
sion during theirprogress. $50 laT
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EB- J. G. Pennington, Esq, Of New Hope,
win sell his household soodsat public sale, on
the slst inst, preparatory to removing to
Sterling N. Y.
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EB MI. s. s. Hoover has started new
dry goodsand grocery store in New Hope, in
the building formerly occupied by Edgar Mel
lin as a shoe store. Success to him.
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gY Rev.L. B. Brown win preach bis last
sermon as pastor Of the New Hope Al. E.
Church, on next Sunday. The Conference
win meet at Easton next week.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11

t7fT TI(tI
A portion of our State Legislature
and the Governor and other State officers, are
togo to New Brunswick tonight, where they
will visit the Opera House and see Barney
Williams perform an irish comedy, after which
grand supper win be provided. 7la s'.1 S.
! We suggest that they be invited to visit
Lambcrtville, some evening when our. Great
Moral Show Performs at Lyceum Hall.
Barney Williams irish Comedy wont be a
touch to it. A grandsupper at Foran's, OF
Baugh'sor theis Duck hotel, might end up
the festivities. Our legislature, we feel assured
would thereafter agree that the New Bruns-
wick entertainment was nowhere. ~ EYE =. 8,
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Seven persons who were recently baptized
received the right hand Of fellowship into the
hsrsh1Daptia Church. St6cktpii on Sunday
last.
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EAGLE FIRE Co,TiAt the annual meeting
of the Eagle Fire Co, of New Hope held last
week, the following officers were elected:
President Amos Gilbert. Ft'Ci
Vice Priest. Lamar Leaw. H s9lf
Secretary Joseph Crumm. 493f
Asst. Secy-John Kennedy. aft 49,
Treasurer7-T. N. Ryan. 4.sr
Forcman-A. B. Stockton.
LIST Asst. Foreman-T. s. Ely. ~
2d go pii s' 50 Dallas Robbins.
Sd "JIIt "ftl'-Martin johnson, 4
Engineer-4Jesse 7. Walton. ,,.s.,l
1st Asst. Representations Ryan.
I'd Asst. Engineer Solliday.
Fireman-Michael Parsons.
1st Asst Fireman-Harry Stewart.
I'd 6 g John Schermerhorn.
Directors--A. B. Stockton, Geo. SIillnor..
Nicholas Ryan and Edward Foulke.
: Librarian--J. T. Walton.
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eB- Fritz the Photographer, has removed
from 46i Coryell St, to SO North Union ST..
over the New Post Office. At.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11

e5y- A model of simplicity and durability
light running, easy to learn, comparatively
noiseless-the American Sewing Machine. r.
II. Van Horn, Agent. 49 tt.
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gB- Fritz's New Photograph Gallery, No.
SO North Union st. Reception and operating
Rooms on the Second floor. At.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11

eB,,s EGibtiss fgn Palsings tle gbest and
most improved. work-Fritz in his new
Gallery, 80 North Union st., over the New
Post Office. At.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11

She big shops Of the Singer Sewing Ma.
chine Company, at Elizabetlport, are now
employing between two thousand and three
Thousand hands and tits expected will have
fully three thousand at work by next month
The number will be gradually increased as
called for.pp to fye thousand. 1T is under
consideration to remove thither also, the
wood works Of the Company now located in
Indiana, in which event the great works at
Elizabethport would bestill further expand.
ed.
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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, "a.

cB Mr. Geo, A. Cook, of New Hope, has
moved into his handsome new residence.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11

GAY A full variety of choice Flower and
Garden Seeds, Onion Sets, White and Yel-
low, at A Robbins, Severns s. Halls.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11
Buckmanville, Pa, March 10th, 1874.

MR.. EDITOR AS times are dull, and moth
4o ,,a,,;,,r~ +t,.,, ,s,,4 so.,.- ..4 ~,
iiS eiohSPhhS 'niouShouo o"i P"'e VI tiie
country SO as to send Won news T will try and
give you sketch of the above named village,
!. Buckmanyille.' Imagine yourself stand
ing on the banks of a pure liquid stream,
whose quiet, murmuring sound reminds one
of the boundless ocean that its silver waves
roll to assist in it's great mission, and as
we gaze on, with profound silence reigning
around, one cannot help thinking thoughts
like those that once Tiled the mind Of the
poet Byron -
Roll on thou deep and dark blue l, oe e.,
Man marks Che earth with ruin-his control fast
Sap Wrecks are s Ill ty deed nor doth feinsin m
When for moment an like drop '' Of rain
NJ inKs nIa sy afI M ss
s1,,o,;,a uo,,rsa,e stond;no ,aro 1,on,n,od n
~ o;t,or s;Ja ~, hoaut;f,,1 b;ns whose loftv
n.eol,s noint inward toward AZ clear blne
skv maonifoent de,ls. where the birds sing
in and ont amono the branches of the sur.
ro,ndino sbrnhborv lin bird time Inf not
this time of the wear. for inst as 7 sit down to
write this, t''ss.5
.r,,o srs+ ,,r., ~ snr,,o ..toa,,,tod 10 s,,o
But ere he had sounded Gun, a not,
The nusic had fria in his throat.') - ~
Poor fellow. At this season of the year,
as the first rays of the rising sun casts it's
beams of gladness over the frost covered trees
and bushes,r there is presented to the view of
the spectator a scene ssgsB 5sg
4Grapd, Glorious and sublimc.o
Al, these heanties helm to. make nm the
! Grand and b,x,,iant valley in which is s;tu-
oted tbe ou;et country VILLAGE If which 7
sneak seldom does the eve Of an artist feast
unon sucb 4 landscane "a nresents itself to
vour enrantured vision. as Won stand looking
ovo,. tha snrrop,d;n9 countrv
-, .....
49, 49, $500 .s,;,.,,he,.
N".@oa A So ss.;usas ~ IS
.''i ~ -. -. - 80 ~ -, ~
'sa.s - 'lo s.',s,..S, ' 80 80 e.
sa,.'aa :, - !, ,,a, l ~ won, ana
weary brotbe,, !, s;ckness always ready to
rive al, tbe ass;stance tI,atlies in their mower
IN re,;evo tho ,,nfsrtunate one Financially
and socially. our town Il in. GOOD standing.-
or course Tho sA,eets a,e MT named for II has
Init one. Neither have the VILLAGERS talked
of ;ncornoration. Probably thew think the
town too small Welt that does seem like n
sensible idea Here would he a GOOD onenino
for GONE vounc man who wonld take the re.
sponsibi,itv of starting an inclined plane. for
the descent and ascent. Of visitors. to the
town and M douht he would get a full share
of :, on,ers who would nrefer riding nm and
down an inclined n,ane. TO riding in 4 car
race. m and dawn the almost perpendicular
b;ll that has ~ be PASSED in going into the
Mace. Had we oplv the inclined plane. we
uou,a lt,,en on,v need a few tbousand tons Of
=, N r,st,c,l.L. "a go
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Jon PRINTING -
e yos want p ssss;sA CHA rzgcca
pefss Cart erssiErssss axHAo
Do you want neat bill-head?
do you want 4 tasty1ettst-head p Ia0I
Do you want nice visiting card?
Ifso,' leave your orders ut THE REconp of
flee, where they win be executed in the neates,
style and on the most reasonablesterms ,os,
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u NJ HfSC H1H
many hugs hetriesf.to.b be- g -
3 Ind then turned into Y z.
As such he gained quite some renown
Trying to see how smart 1t would sound
To report the items from the town.
OF everything that happened around.
II he should make mistake or so,
And the truth did not quite show, -
He did not think that others should go
And make such an everlasting blow
lie soon became tired Of such life,
And would no longer continue the Strife
So he concluded farmer to be,
And that was the last of little u. u.
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eB- Take your knives and scissors to G. II
CLARKE, 50 York street, and have them sharp
ened.
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n RELIGIOUS, A very interesting series OF
meetings commenced last week in the Pres
byterian Church Of this place, under the
auspices Of the Young Men of the church.
Thus far there has been no preaching, al
though the exercises have been interspersed
with remarks by the pastor and others, The
interest Is quite marked and is increasing A
number have protested religion, and others
are deeply interested.
AT the Methodist Church, the meetings,
which were begun some weeks ago, still con-
tiaHes and The congregations appesrtesbe ia-
creasing tas they progress. The sntelestds
also growing, and numbers are seeking the
salvation of their souls. A number of neigh
boring pastors are assisting during different
evenings Of this week.
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Thousands of Lives and Millions
Of Property Saved by using
the America Safety Kerosene
Lamps. s s Tssf5sy .sss7

These lamps are made Of Brass and win never break
The burners have Safety Tube Attachment for the
escape OF gas, md will never explode.
The chimneys are made of MICA Tor lsing glass 80
called) and they the only lamp cmileys made that
win not break by heat or cold f$
Glass Chimneys and Lamps arc unsafe and expensive
this is the universal complaint. sst sa ~ sta
4, OVER SEvKSTY-FIvE MILLIONS OF GLASS LAMP CHM
NKys are broken In this country every year.
Price of Hand Lamps complete, with Mica Chmneys,
one dolar Price Of Bronze Paor or Stand LAMPS, two
doarsSent to any part the United States by express
on receipt of the money by mall 1000 Agents waited to
Sell these lamps and Mica Chimneys In every city and
town to whom liberal discount will be made. Send
for Sample lamps and Circulars giving all Iartcuars
They speak for themselves, and sell on sight
y.fii5. Il 4 Il AMERICAN SAFETY LAMP co.
t No. $40 Pearl Street, New York
Feb. is, 1874 en- 'lis
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1t is said by gentlemen who have visited
the Morristown Asylum, that the walls now
being put up for that Institution are the best
that have every been put up for any public
building in the State. A member of the
Legislature says they are faultless, and gen.
tlemanswell yersed in~sucl, matters, says that
they are the best he has ever seen. THESE
statements are important in view of the fact
that committee was appointed the other day
t9. make. an examination of the work, now
going on = ! kaJ.1 81 rs ~ UIREg
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~
= For q perfect Citing shirt, leave your
order at Rockers. &''a'A
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WEATHER. RIsPoRT.

Tain and melted Snow, loo 1aa z5laia
ss...s,s allslt,s lAs4als ~ & G. H., LARSON.
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VT 3l302 IA..,IL A

eD- The Burlington Common Council have
had quite q flare up. A remonstrance against
the granting of tavern licenses, signed by 1900
persons, principally adults, was treated with
indignity-that is, its reception was declined.
Rev. Thomas Sovereign appeared as the cham
pion, of the. remonstrants, and was in the
fopiicR klryeatensdswith arrest. THIS was at
the last regular meeting of the old Council,
where the effort was made to grant the
licenses before they went out of office. The
Burlington County Temperance Alliance held
a mass meeting on Tuesday night of last week
to protest against the action of Council in not
listening to the remonstrance. The excite
ment ranso high in Council that Mr. Jona-
than Roberts. the President, resigned. Indig-
gnant expressions were heard on all sides, and
words of strong condemnation INDUCED in
towards what were called the ar bitrary pro-
ceedings of the City Fathers. People seem to
be getting excl: ed everywhere on this question
Dir. Gaunt, IA. Democratic Councilman, made
himself quite obnoxious by insulting remarks
towards the delegation of ladies and gentle
men who'waited on the Council.
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Poor fellow. At this season of the year,
as the first rays of the rising sun casts it's
beams of gladness over the frost covered trees
and bushest there is presented. to the view of
the spectator a scene Ss#y25 tss4
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The first bird of spring attempted to slug
But ere he had sounded note,
IIefeif from the limb "a dead bird was him
The music had friz in his throat.")
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19
Sherifs Sale
of
Real ESTATE.

QY virtue II four vriss Of Fiesi Fsciss.
u issued out Of the Circuit Coaft for
Saint Mary's county. one ss the suit d
Combs & Downs: one st the suit Of Ben.
jsmin II. Smith. use of Jam-s 8. Dosnss
one At the suit Of John L Hebb. use 81
james 8 Dovns. End one u the suit Of
Nesie. Harris & Co. sgainss the cords
and chattcls lsnds and sencneuss Of John
n. Milburn. Jr.. John n. Milburn,
Biseoe Adams. James r. Milburn. Benz
jamin Heves.. John ]. A,lst.n. and Jas
Z. Bean. and to me directed. have
seised aud taken 10 execution Ill the right.
title. interest. claim and demand. as Law
and in equity. Of the said John n. Mil
bern. Jr.. John n Milbarn. Biseoe
Adams. Jssncs r. Miiburn. Beriamin
Reuett. John j. Allasan sad James C..
Bean. in and TO the following real estate.
TO cit:
Five tracts b parcels Of land. located
in the sccond election district Of Saint
Mary's county. called and known - fol-
lows :-one tract called.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19
NOTICE.

HNHERE will be . TOURNAMENT
aud BALL at Data Dale" near
St. Jrs-ph's Church. on
THURSDAY. the Goth instant.
All knights wishing to ride will please
send in their names to Taos. b. Bowl
ING. At Milestone or Morgansa Post Of
ice.
THOS. B. BOWLING,
JOHN G. TlPPErT.
Nov l2, lS74-2,s
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CROM and after the date Of this no.
l. ties. the public are fcrevarued
agsinst ,respass,ne n any nsanner upon
the river shorcs. belonging to my real e.
tate in Medley's Neck. in the Srd cleo.
si"n district Of St. Msrys county. par,ie'
ularly the shores owned BY me 10 front o
Poseys B'ud. Against oil trespassers
the Law will b enforced. without respee
70 persous.
Nov S. 1s74-2ss
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons are hereby forewarned
IA from crossing. OF tresepassiDg upon
any part Of my farm ksown - "Harrov
Hiils." situated nesr the village Of Chap.
,ico. after this date With OF without doS
or gun. Against ell Offenders. the Law
viii b rigidly enforced.
GEO. r. GARNER.
Oct. %, lS74-lms
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COtE11u BOB
AND
COB NECK,
containing
229 81 acres,
more o. less.
Also.
PART HATCH THICKHT.
containing


57-100 ACRES. more or less.
Also. SAME.
containing 2 TO ACRES. more or less.
The above described land IL the same
Ct which the late VIM. Mattingley. o.
Wm., died seised aad Possessed. and is
beautifully situated in the Al Election
District "f 81. Mary's County. on the St.
Clements Bay, and has oil the advan.
tages Of the water as to location aud
pleasure. II j. within short distance
u Long worth Point, B!skistone's Pavil-
ion AID BIakistone's Island. places Of e..
vorite Summer resort Il has upon it .
comfortable
DWELLING
and oil necessary
OUT.HoUsEs
in good repair. The soil is very good
and 10 NV in . high state Of cultiva-
aion.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-,hird Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale, and the bal.
,uce in eqsal ins:ailmen,s, Of one and
two years-the purchaser or purchasers
giving bond for the the deferred pay
nen.s. with security to be approved BY
the Trustee. aud bearing iuterest from
the day Of sale.
When al the purchase money shall
have been paid, the Trustee will exc
cute deed to the pufshseer OF pur.
chasers. free. clear and discharged
from all claims Of che parties to this
suit. and Of those claiming BY, from or
under them.
JAS. T. n; RALEY.l
Trustee.
Oct Is, lS74-ts.
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Fire Insurance! Fire Insurance!

DERSoNS DESTROYS of having their PROF c-;y
L insured in the cheap and t1cellent lone
company, known as The Mate Of Aaryioni
Fire Insu-anee Compcny # Buttim re-
Mary iand. d. G. HAasis, President, CAT h.
graf fed by calling on or Communicating "::a
the untersisned, -. Inigoes' Post Once, 81
kary's county, Nd.
EDWARD s ARELf.
Leca! AUss;.
Oct ], lg;<-Gs
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BENEFITS DELIGHT
Watts Lodge,
containing
276 acres,
Another tract called.
HENDRICKS LANE.
POVERTY AND
HOGS CONFUSION CORRECTED.
containing
20 acres,
Another tract called.
JOHN II. MILBURN. SR'S RANGE,
containing
TX Sd acres.
Another tract called.
JOHN II. MILRURN. SR'S HERRING
CREEK,
containing
40 acres,
more or less;
Also, another tract Of land called
JOHN II. MILBURN. SR'S PINEY
POINT ADDITION.
containing
40 acres.
more or less;
or ~ Whatever name or names the afors.
said tracts Of land may be called or
known. containing. in the aggregate.
437 81 ACRES,
more or Ices.
And I hereby give notice. than on
Tuesday, the lst day of Dec.
1874.
at the Court House door in Leousrdtown.
between the hours Of ~ o'clock. N. and
4 o'clock. p. m will expose to pablo
auction the above described real estate.
80 seized and taken in execution. to the
highest bidder for cash-to satisfy said
debt. interest and costs due aud to be-
come due thereon.
BENJAMIN FOXWELL,
Sheriff.
Nov 5, 1S74-ts.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nessrs Editors-Piease assesnee RAPHAIT
DOWNS - . suitable candidate for the nex
Shefi6aisy. and Say that be viii b vsrnl,
sspPorsed by the vesess 81 Lsoaasdsova A;
Factory Disirico.
ee. n, iaSS. xsp- Yr;ssss.
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Sherifs Sale
of Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

DY virtue Of one writ Of Fieri Facias,
- issurd out Of the Circuit Court for
faint M'rys county. At the suit Of Thorn.
AZ Waklin against the goods and chassels.
lands and teoements ofJohn lisysell. and
10 me directed. ] have seized and taken
in execution al! the right. title. interest.
claim and demand. At Law aud in equity.
Of the said John fla; cell. in and TO the
following real and personal property. to
wit:
One tract or parcel Of land. located in
the Bird election district Of st. Mary's
county. called and known 40
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-19
TO the Voters Of St Nar,'s Co

announce myselfa candidate for State
Attorney and solicit the supper, Of nv felloas
citizens.
". ~ 1879. JAS = DLAKfarOSR.