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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

RskIoe's NAeafrxs vcs NovExssR No
ssmLcr n.sAl~r Of i;a,ieu's Magazine appears
In new type ane with many nsw features. u
Is popular magazine and eniovs large circu-
issioo; bat Il should be IN the haGds ot every
husiiy n the cesA,sy. Or I: b jast What =
wanted IN koas<hsld. Here 10 . list Of the
cUatents q the November numbes. % roe can
see what treat 10 IN store for the reader -
Etou College; Heroes a the Race Coarse; Odes-
- Nnthss Mics Audesson's tight Hand: The
rkisooer u C0rdov0 Casaie, The Pride OF his
Rekimeas; ~ Wiz; The Old Well Revisited;
Forty Five Purcheons u Rum; Wilt She Marry
Him. Ny 1hankssising; The Wall; What
the freshet brought TO Daisv Scale; A Conduc.
tort Story, The Kitten; A Mouth In japanese
fsrns-house; The Fosrih Of July Orator; Qua
Yotxe PEoSLEs SroRv se!ie
Sylphiua; or, The Fortunes Of Castaway; The
Little Bird's-Nest lSsealer; TIE lost kuise;
Ruibven's PUszle Page; csrious Matters, The
Housekeeper; faess and Fgacics: Our nnounce-
ment for Isle; Sunshine and Shadow HUI
morous Pictures } The January number will
commence the publication Of . new serial story
BY ". Quad, Of the Detroit Free Press. one Of
the most popular and humorous writers in the
country. His court scenes are read by every
one, and most Of the fun and ffolic which naw
appears In she paper are from his pen. Pub
lished by Themes 1 Talbot, % Bawley Street,
Boston, Al $3.50 per year, yssssss vaid.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
THE PorAro BUa REPRESENTATIVE

THE PorAro BUa REPRESENTATIVE.
As Mr.. Harris, the Reform candi-
date for Governor. represents neither
Republicans nor sore-heaa Democrats
Mr.. wilkins leading the FIRST and Mr..
Wallis the second, the question presents
itself, what does he represent? 1t is
eiear.. if it 10 no. the POTATO Bugs. il il
nothing, bet rs lie really represents
something, that something must then be
the Bugs aforesaid. And what are the
Bugs: This is great secret. 1t is
known, however. they meet at night, in
east-the-w way piaces. cultivate secret grips
and signs aud swear to stand ssgsthsrand
vosethe same way, just A. ahs Know.
Nothings did in the flush times when Mr.
Harris put q wreath Is flowers about
his neck in Monument Square 20 oblige
fAe~ and they repaid Inn BY 'awl-
ing I'm i.ss Congress. Though not
% fsans Sos ssAss psoPls. isaa,aias
Mr. Preston, these vsss 1slSRlsfu1
times for ow.Nothings, includine
Mr. Harris. 1t was sport for the boys
but heavy on the frogs. But evil times
came on. Some Of the boys were put
IN the F-enitersiary and all were pus
upon their gosd behavior. Mr.. Harris
himself was CHAD to set into peaceful
retirement The times have CHANGED
again. The boysare out once more. un.
DER . new name However. and. strange
coincidence, Mr.. Harris, is out too. also
under q new name. The bows iocular.
~ call themselves Potato Bugs-Nr
Hairs assumes the more solemn title of
Ketcrmer,-but. whatever the present
ram s of either, their aims are the same
aud the boys aud Mr.. Harris are once
more together.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

TIE WALLIS WooLyexDCs
sY.-ws think tie eoairoyeryy between
Messrs. Earle and Wallis and Col. Wool.
ford, upon the fraudulent pension is
sue raised BY the former gentlemen, is
now entitled to be dismissed from pub.
lie consideration. Mr.. Wallis does not
pretend and never has pretended that
he rested his accusation upon anything
weighter than the statement Of Col.
Earle and Col. Earle has not now and
never has had anything mere reliable to
base his charge upon than his own re-
collection, a recollection, not corrobora-
ted by Mr.. Carroll who was present,
and which is fatty contradicted by the
Legislative records. 1t 10 q waste of
time and words to be further debating
this subject. The weight Of testimony
is against Earle as to the scene before
the Finance Committee and is overpow.
ering as to the fraudulent pension it.
self. What was the name of the frau.
duient pensioner, rho introduced the
bill for his relief and rhex was il in
troducedT Uatl these questions are
answered and the answer is corro5oratea
BY the legislative record, Messry. Wallis
and Earle may multiply imaginary
scenes and side issues until they weary
both themselves and the public, but the
vital questions We have put above will
still he upon them and until these are
met, al the rest is leather apd psu-
xella.-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
.-s-,..-., ICoHxvsses,E1.
70 A.,RYssaesa fsny ~. 1s,yts csss1

s.s.,..-., Icos.vs,es,ES. "
70 sA.,R9sssesa rsns ~. As,yf. csssv:
Being, % in. a.Repa6lieaa candidate for
the I.Vxes Branch % tAe General Assembly d
Naryissa, and clainiug, - ] justly do. your
votes for tina. position, !, becomes necessary
for me 10 define my position. am, ~ most
emptm,iea,ly contend. the only Reput4kaa esn-
didate in the Geld for the pesitIsa - khieh
aspire, The Republican pxy,y Of this county
have adopted and engrafIed upon the old stock
the graft Of Hnow-N oihineism. This sentiment
OF prescription belongs not to the Republican
party, and !. for one. will not admit Of any
coalition with such damnabie and nre2ublican
principles. The Republican party have endors-
I'd J. Morrison Harris for Governor. s. Teacllie
Wallis for Acknowledgement and Edward Will
kins for Comptroller The FIRST of these cana-
aates cannot enSosse, heeasse he 10 Ger tsnly
proscrip,ioniss, as viii fully appear by read
ing his late speech in the E'eren,h Ward Of
the City IF Baltimore, in which the policy OF
Bismark Was justified in his persecution Of the
Catholic Church Of Germany. The next on the
ticket is the Hon. s Teaekle Wallis have
nothing 10 say against him more than this fact
thar he has been known. both TO Republicans
and Democrats. a. the Hon. s. Tackle Wallis
! cannot support him. The last upon the tick
ct is the Hon. Eawssa " akSas Kepsshess.
. shall support hin. and he y eA,stfed - tic
kepuNlicen vote Of this county.
In conclusion, l will give my further reasons
WY cannot support The Heu. J. Morrison
Harris.
1T. Because he pretends TO be . Democrat
and Is Of no standing in this party.
2ed. Because the vote for him, il large, will
injure .he Republican party.
3rd. Because his road 10 Office, on more than
one occasion, Was besmeared with The blood Of
ffsemeE.
9Th. Because he 10 Know-Ko,hing, and Is
the representative OF an oaih-bound society, to
tie exclusion Of Catholics.
sra. Because he is either an ignorant or de-
signing person, and 10 Thereby inf, for the
Office
9Th. Because cannot dlshonor my native
county, " here vas first unfuIled the banner Of
civil aud religious liberty.
slh. Because ] cannot dsyhoaoR nv manhood.
Thesa reasons have concluded ne to take the
least u evils and 10 vote for the Hon John Lee
Carroll. Who, although a Roman Catholic, is
an honest man, aat capable tn every way Of Ia
king charge 81 the high eAsce TO which he ~
pires; and, borrower. ! cannot support any
mxa who defends or supports the lea. J. Nor
rison HAIRS, after his recent announcement Of
biz pFiacjpses and sentiments, considering that
~ DO % would he support and en3crseosns
e those unrepubiican doctrines.
Respectfully ysuEs.
JssngA IusEs-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

THURSDAY xoaslxc, oast.s .suA, Issa

OuR STATE TIcxrT.-Wbilst ~e re-
gard the voting against Mr.. Harris,
since his late sectarian harangue in Bal
timore, as a plain public duty and az
simply prescribing prescription, We By
no means think that any body is called
OIL to support Mr.. Carroll upon any
ether ground than that of his being a
good democrat, competent and hon.
est man. 1t will be made a reproach
to those, holding the religious faith of
Mr.. Carroll, if his vote in this county
in the coming election shall he found
TO exceed 10 any considerable extern,
those of his colleagues on the same
ticket. This will be, practically, talk
ing one way and acting another. Mr..
Carroll is entitled to no such distinc-
tion. He holds to the faith Of ds,noc-
racy no more strongly and opposes not
a whit more earnestly the prescription
of mn for religious opinion sake than
DO Chas. ). III. Gwinn and Levin Wool
food and is consequently entitled to no
support which may be rfghtfully de-
MED 10 them. If we could have it so,
We would like, in racing par3ance, that
single blanket" should be Sosnd
capable Of covering" all our entries
for State Offices when the votes are
counted. They are all in the same boat
and are entitled to the same political
fellowship. Let them fall or triumph
together.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

TIE "REFoRM MEETING To-DAY.
The Opposition candidate for Gov
ernor, ]. MORRISON HARRIS, will ex-
plain in the Court House to the citi-
gems of st. Mary's county to-day the
full merits and mysteries of that "Re.
form" Of which he IS she champion
II is expected that Mr.. Harris will show
the relations, if any, which exist be-
tween the present religious policy Of
Prince Bismark towards the Catholic
CAHsh in Germany and the movement
Of which he (Harris) 10 the head in our
State-that he will tell US what the
"Great Reformation" in the 10th CEN
tury and "the monk Of Eisleben, with
his Latin Bible" have to do with the
issue, whether be or Mr.. Carroll shall
BE Sovrr.ev Of Asryland-why. also.
at this time and in thn State, all hon.
or" should be voted to Protestant Ger.
many" to the exclusions of other parts Of
the sa me country and Of al other nation
alities-all this Mr.. Harris 10 expected
totcllabout to- day and IS particularly
hoped that he will find leisure to COM
plcte that magnificent specimen Of Sec
tartan gush which be left unfinished
from superfnity of applause at his Ia
test specialization in Baltimore. The
missing Pleiad and the lest books Of
Livius the world has contrived to do
without, but if it would live and -four
ish and escape spiritual despotism" and
divers other plaques, it is positively Jr-
Ierative that she Lutheran hyperboles
of Mr.. Harris should be fully made out
aud carefully picked. Seriously, wead-
wise people, white aud black, who don't
want 20 Be insulted with sectarian cant,
who relish neither the German tyrant and
prosecutor, Bismark, nor the Maryland
Know Nothing. J. Morrison Harris, to
let to-day's Reform" meeting alone.
We insist, however, If such should
attend, rs Mr.. Harris is stranger and
socially gentle man, thas the credit Of
our people and the honor Of our county
are involved in their saying and doing
nothing which might be construed eth
er into discourtcsy or disrespect.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

PErxssas's rRxxsrx ExeRAvixs.-The Pre-
nian EugravirR. tssea by ''Pe'ersou's Nag
szipe'. foe lsss, lihe everything else from that
ssarser, 10 Of rare exeeilence and beasty. 10 Il
rot one Of the eheap. colored Autographs With
which the country Il flooded, but q arss-ciass
lie SD simple engraving. executed in the
highest style q art. IL ssis's are iilmaa
Brsshers and they have engraved il, tsise, ~
isehes hy 20. sxPssssiv fer "Peterson's Maya
sine. /" r sheir usoss brilliant manner. u 10
sseS plass - wssad ELL, q retail. for eve dol
lAss. TIE picture Sspresfats two ehar1tsg lie
@ shilass4. sIA - shsss sighs-asessee. Q. paPs
a. 1aaae's sksnbR aoos. - early daEn.
O1ine % ~ thsa . Merry CSeiss0asS-
i : ,Ssasss TIT Vim - - ssssy leaet. II
srtiseie usif. aa1 6snssy g b, - think, ths
$3.50 ..FssersssP' - ever issssa. <Yea -
ese :. srssis b. s.isisg club Soe ..Pss<sssS'
- Is7s O. By rseississ $a-se FOE e ..S %
Ne nssssipe, Ne oeescse- esens eesse sws
Dollar. IAis = asase eAaaes. AA1sUs CIna
J. Psssssss. ~ chssanes sssss fAiissapesa'
r. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

THR MEASISo OF THE PRorosEp
CoNsrITUTIoSAL ANrxpMKsr.-Ra
provision of the present State Consti-
tuition party to a civil suit, or under
indictment Cor crime in any of our
courts, cam have his ease removed to an
other court, in an adjaceas county, upon
making affidavit that be cannot have n
fair trial in the court where the suit is
brought or the indictment found. The
provision being mandatory, the Jade.
is left no discretion in the matter, but
Is constrained to make the transfer as
re9Irsd. 1as proposed Ans,a.en,
Is q measure Of reform that is badly
nes8sA L viii relieve the courts of .
practice sA.s - radically and thorough
y vicious; val prevent, in many IN
staness, the taking II straw bail, and
Vi ssasA eriniasA - oEeudes Of an
elasses and conditions sAus sasy can no
longer. By trick and subterfsye, eses,s
the punishment they merit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

ANssSozxs.--It ssens i eur d.
esiptisa last vesk q ~ meeting . b
hid - - Cssst HeusA, Lassardnoun
ts-1sy. - vsss olilsy = sailiae g
-nu1ssDsnr . $780, 49, tkey =
No Sssss.iss. " eanSd g. Repsbs
licnss I'D = = isss bssa tsAs6 s
task fosA vs iGstea - spssogiss and
put ourselves right Upon the record
A moment'sreAection, II we had indulged
in reflection, would have satisfied m
TIA. Mr.. }. Morrison Harris il, accord.
ing to his own showing, more Of a demo.
crat than Republican, and according
to his latest speech, more Of . Know
Nothing than either. Mr.. Wallis is
avowedly democrat, unhappily attic
ted at this time with very sore-head
and superfuity Of bile. but still avow-
eddy democrat. wilkins is true Llue,
remarkable for stohd narrow.minded-
ness, bitter partisanship and immense
peach orchards. and remarkable for
nothing else. We confess we ought to
have known what an equal mixture Of
Harris, Wallis and wilkins wosld pro-
duce. IN point Of fact, We did know,
and only escaped telling il BY inattentioh
Bye. She bye, as this il the "last oppor-
tunity we shall have an opportunity"
to say a word to our Republican friends
before election day, we may as we'll
say it here. What is there about this
ticket to entitle tito Republican support !?
Two-thirds Of it are openly. anti-repub-
licaa. We have heard the answer that it
was endorsed by the State Republican
Convention. but the State Republican
Convention had adjourned long before
the Ticket was put in the field. Oh but
MIR. Stirling vas deputed by the West
minister Convention to enter into nego-
tiations for an alliance with the Potato
Bugs and disaffected democrats! He
did 30, and here we all are, not Repub-
Leans, but "Reformers." What Saint
Mary's County Republican authorized
Mr.. Sterling to make this little arrange
ment,. and who authorized the aforesaid
st. Mary's County Republican to au-
thorise the aforesaid Sterling, and to
what extent IS the '.little arrangement
made binding upon Republicans, not
knowing Of, and not consenting to it ?
It is none Of our funeral, to be sure,
but we cannot help remarking, never
theless. that it would be only poetic JUS
tice. ~ the body Of the party has been
sold out BY De leaders, for Tie body now
to '.face about" and sell the leaders out.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
O,PAsss' css,f Of 8 Ksry's csssfy, Ss-
Oct - 1875.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Bsaf
~ r. Mckay, Adns Of Richard g reGay,
late Of ST Hsry's county, MARYLAND, de-
ceased, give the notice re9sissf ~ lay to
the deceased's creditors 70 exhibit their
claims. and thst the same be Published
once Q wesx for six successive weeks IN the
81 MaypS Dmee0.
T0R:
Jams n RAIev,
Register wills for 81 yaEy's cosnty.
NOTICE.
In pusuaanee OF tbs aboSe order hereh-
give setice that hare obtsined from the Or.
Phaas' Cosrt Of 81. Msry's essasy, Nd,
Aaess seadmiaisssatios on the persoaal es-
no ef Rich q NcKay, late ofsaid co. deceased
All Pefsons having elaims against the said
dresssed are hereby soii6ed TO exhibis thu
sa.s with the proper -euehers ATTACHED
thsssss, 10 the subscriber, on or bezbsU Shs
iss asy Of Nay. 1876, they will oAhssuiss
by Law be excluded from the bensisD Of ths
said estate. All persons indebnsf 10 ths
deceased are requested TO uaIlx isfmedis {,
Psyment to the subscriber.
BENJAMIN r Mckay.
Administrator. -
Set .s,. iss5-su.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

"SwsRr LrIuE, NJ DAaLIxe"-we have
reerived from 3 c. Upham. No. as Sou,S
Eight ST.. Philadelphia, a pi+es u mu.ie xffh
the above lille. Tn ssasie by n. p. nsuts.
saibev d ..Siives 1hveads A sene the Gold, d;
b said to be natural and easy flowing and Is
proncunced BY critics, one Of the author Ssst
compositions. u b destined 10 hare large
aa'e. The pablieAer. 3. C. UpAsn. No. rs
Soa!h Eight ST.. Philadelphia, win mail, post
pai4 to. any address, copy on receipt Of %
eeuss. Sold BY all music dealers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

Pu1xlc 1ks1zxo.-There win Be- q
public Deeting Il Milestone Landing.
in tAe 1sctory district-at Jarboe 4
Bros stere-on Saturday next, to which
the public are invited. There win be
an abundarce of fine Patuxent Oysters
and the meeting will be addressed by
several of the candidates for local and
Legislative positions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
MAkRfEU.

At SO. Lakes Chofeh, Baltimore. on the 3lsi
ihy:.. By tie Rev. rr. Rankia. ROBERT n.
BEAN 10 Mics JULIA GARDINER, both Of
81. Mary's County.
On the 18th inst, hy the Rev. Father Booue,
CHAPMAN HERBERT 10 HARRIET l..
BLAKlST0NE.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev Father Pacci
arini. WIN. HiGGS to Miss MARY TERRELL.
On the e6ih inst, BY the Rev. Nv. IIsnisr,
HENRY STEPHENS 70 Miss OCTAtlA d.
BRYANT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

OrpAaas' Court Of 81. Nary's County, Sets
Oct &c. 1875.
FlRDERED BY THE COURT, That J.
~ Thosas Abel and Daniel Thompson,
Administrators Of George F. Thompson,
late Of Saint Mary's county, Mary land. de.
ceased, give the notice required by law TO the
deceased creditors to exhibit their claims
AID that the same be pshlished once a week
for six successive vee2s In the 81. Nary s Pea.
con.
Test:
JAMES RALrY,
Register Wills for st Mary's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order We hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the
Orphans Court of st Mary's CO q, Mary land,
letters Of administration on ths personal es-
tate OF Gro Thompson, late Of said CO r de.
ceased. All persons having claimS against
che said deceased are hereby notified 10 ex.
hibit the same with the proper vouchers at.
tached thereto 10 the subscribers, on or be
fore the LIST day of May, 1876, they viii
otherwise by Law he excluded from the ben.
efts OF the said estate. All persons indea,
ted to the deceased are requested to make
immediate pay ment TO the subscribes-
J RIOS ABELL,
DANIEL THOMPSON.
Administrators.
Oct %, lsss-ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

CAxpIDArEs' HKEIIxo.-It viii be
borne in mind that there win be a pub.
lie meeting at Nechaniesvisfs TO-DAY
which viii be addressed by the candi-
dates for local and legislative position.
As this is the only meeting which has
been advertised to be held during the
current campaign in this district, anaas
1T Is likely to be the last, it is expected that
q large turn cut viii he on hand and
that no candidate will miss the oppor.
tunisy to hc present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

DHcLIxAHTIoH.-W are authorized
to say, that John c. Herbert, heretofore
announced through our columns for
Commissioners Court will not be o
candidate Mt the ensuing election. His
name, consequently, will not appear
upon the tickets.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

Dinner AT ST.. MARY's.-The La.
dies Of Saint Mary's Church will fur.
nish . Dinner near the Church on Fri
day next, the goth instant. Fresh fish,
Oysters and all the delicacies Of the sea.
son will be provided and the public are
cordially invited to be present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

TIE Americas Faynev ros0ctoear b at hsnd
with lis, Of con,sais v~riea, interesting and
uS<ful. AZ usual All ssaseses os farm and
esfden work have tneir due space, and NO in
fessieept and psosrrssise farmer in this section
shuu,d be wisAcat The szonshly vi<sts 81 this
eta farm isu.4al. Vic eder i made ofs~nding
NJ ,le lsss shrse yss- Of this year 10 all new
subscribers for 1915. Published by Sam'i
Sand 4 Son. Baltimore, n 81 60 year. o. Gre
eseies Scr $3.50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
DIED.

At the residence If her daughter. in Wash
ingion CITY. on Thursday, the 2lst instant.
Mrs. NARY HILTON, formerly OF ills county,
aged about "a years. May she rest in peace !
Texas rapers please copy.
On the cath inst, at 'Newtewa," in this
district, GEO. r. THOMPSON, aged about IS
years. May be rest in peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28

PyBIic Ms1rIxo.-We are author.
ised to state, that there will be . can
didates' meeting Al tbs Pine Store in
81. Inigoes district on Saturday next,
the S0th Of October, Instant. The pub
lie an invited 70 attend.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
ooROoN's
Food for Horxes and Cattle.

1zs sssa eesss@;est Esssfe, Nsek.
CSsss fws essts .feS eseA hssse PER feed.
Reduces the quality u grain required both
Tor Cattle aad Horses ose fourth. teips sres-
fertiy ns,riiioss. health giving PrssAArsiioa
from the seeds u gr.ssa cd he.ss y ccnssina-
sioa sish sesie ssd aviDssasislsU0ehs sks, ss
elatm u 70 be the sae s6ias nse1lsl 20 make .
Terlect feed. Horses are inproved in FLkSH,
WIND sa4' kbGRAHcE.. The principe
DIGESTION produces PURE BLOOD, and
erc6 THE depends HElbTH aed- ebfIBS
LIFE ITSELF. Cattle insepdeF for the kn'is
fatisa more rapidly end The ADh 10 more solid;
Csws iseyesss iks1 Aiit5 isd'a leAs, oss-fssrfA
In both SieAssss aad sssiIy. the 6nsl rssal. bring
ssek weys Bstfs,. Send 10 GERALD GDk.
DCkk co. - descriptive pamphlet on fai !
particulars:
SALESRoo2s ls ". Fsyese Stree.
Bai,iaoFe I'd.
ssp: %, 1875 lys
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
TERMS OF SALE.

as prescribed BY the decree. are: One
half Of the purchase money in cash on
the day Of sale and the balance in equal
instaliments at one and tvo years eredi,
the deferred payments to bear interest
from tho day Of sale. and to be secured
hy the notes Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers With sesssity to be approved BY
the Trustee.
When oil The purchase money shall
have been raid. the Trustee will execute
deed to the purchaser. free. eiesr and
discharged from oil the elsias Of the par.
ties 20 this cause sad Of thoss sisi1ios
By, from o. Under them.
.-.. HENRY DUtALl.
Trustee.
Sent %. lSS5-ssx
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
M ass Meeting.

H\HERE will be Mass Meeting at
IL Latham's Store on MONDAY,
Nov. 1st. A kne fst Of Oysters will be
provided for the occasion. The public
are Invited.
Oct. 18th, 1s75-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
NFIRMA7ION NOTICE,


COM IRMA7ION NOTICE.
Frank Dchanan,
Adns ef
Mary L Peake,
Frank Bohanan,
Admr Of Benedssa Magill,
& others.
In the CHeuii Court fss So. Mary's eour-
", sittiLg - . Cesrs - E4lssy.
Ne. 10 N Equity.
.nROEkED, this 18th day Of Get.
~ 1878. shat the ,ale made ..pd report
ed by J FRANK BOHANAN, Trustee,
10 this cause, be ratified SD eoc6rmsd,
usless cause TO the cossrary te shown
on OF before the srd Monday Of Nov.
1875; provided . copy OF this ORDER be
published IN the 81 hary's Beacon, once .
week for Tires susse9ivs weeks pr;ey
to the said 3sd Monday Of Novembss.
The report states tina, the land cold fes
- 62S.
FRANK FeRD.
Cie.Y.
True sopy~Te,r:-
yFRANE Fe2D,
Oes q. 1861.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-28
HALF P0NE,
the rssidsoes Of Wn. u. Hooper. con-
tanning
ia acres,

more or lees.
The said tract Of land 10 situated on
the Pa,nxcnt River. and has upon Il q
good DWELLING. TWO BARNS.
STABLE aud CORN OUSE. Oh 10
good repair,--is within . few HUNDRED
yards Of Bonds Wharf. where the Wecms'
line at steamers call to aud from B.lti-
moae four times week. This land is 10
high state Of cultivation aud adapted
for Grain. Tobacco aud Rruit, and has
all the laxa,ies Of the water. oysters.
6sh, etc.