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TERMS OF SALE,

as prescribed by the decree, are: One
third of the purchase money in cash on
the dav Of sale, and the residue in equal
installments at one and two years cred
it, the purchaser to give bond for the
deferred payments, with security 10 he
approved by the Trustee, and to bear
interest from the day of sale.
When all the purchase money shall
be paid, the Trustee will execute deed
to the purchaser, free, clear and dis
charged from all Claims of the parties
t" this suit, and of those claiming by,
from or under them.
ROBT. C. COMBS,
Trustee.
Oct IL, 1S77-ts.
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suffering j. prevented by their timely use; and
every fasniiy should have thesa on hand for their
..S,s.:.. anu relief xnsn required Long ex-
ss', and best of ali the Pills with wfirh the
market aboantis- BY their occasional use the
esn.i,es OH, s,,., s s%rrap:soas p ne SYSTEM
machinery Of life restored 10 its healthy actis-
i.y: Internal organs which becoms eioxrsd
and stimulated it:te action. thus inripsent dis.
ease 10 changed into health, the value Of wisieh
change, whrs' reekcnesi on the va, fhulfitades
VINO enjoy II, can hardly be computed. Their
suSarcoafins makes them pleasant TO take,
fnd preserves their virtues uaimpaire.i for any
length % time, 50 TIA, they are ever fresh, ard
perfectly reliable. Although searching, they
are mild, and operate without disturbance 70
th. contribution, rdict or occupation
Full directions are given on tile wrapper %
each box, how to use them . Family Physic
anal for the following complaints, which these
fius rapidly cure
For Dyspepsia or I.algessioa, Lise.
Ies<oess, Loagoop and Less Of Apsse.
site. they should be taken moderately TO sti.nu.
late the stomach, and reetors its healthy tone
4or Liver Complains and It's variou.
syInptom-, Rilieas Heaassehe, A!cL
n~s., Dslieas Ceiie aud Bsiiaas fevcr.,
they should be Jndiciously taken for each case
To correct the Diseased action or remove The
ob-tTs2isns which cause 10.
For Dysensrry or Diarrhora, but oise
mill dose Is generally required.
For Rhrsssasi.ss., oas, q rasei, Pal.
side, isacL sd H.oin-. they should hc
usno'kiy taken, a. required, T. change the dis
easel a. ton OF The systcin. With such change
those complaints disappear.
20: Drop.y and Dropsirai So eliings.
they should bc taken ia lsrge anG frequent doses
To produce tire effect OF u drastic purge.
For Suppression. "a large dose should BE-
taken. a u produces the desired eject BY sern
pa;hy.
As Dinner TiH. take one or two Piyfs 10
Promote digestion, and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates lht- stomach
and bowels, rc.,srrs the appetite. anil invisur.
aies the system. Hence il IL of,cn advanta
g'ous where uo GL-Ipus arrangement cxists
dose OF these I'Iis make. him feel decidedly
better, from their cleansing aud reHoy aiiaS
effect On the digestive apparatus.
PEFPARFD ny
DR.. J. c. AVER & Co, Practical Chemists,
IOUEIL. Mass. a.. =. 4.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01

This land is in the 3rd election dis.
trict of st. Marv's county, is the prop
erty of which the late Stephen HAYDEN
died seized and possessed, is improved
by large and convenient DWELLING,
comparatively new and built of the best
material, is located on prominent hill
and is frontcd by beautiful grove of
chestnut and oak. The dwelling is con-
hected by a pantry with a well-arranged
k.~ehen and has front aud back pofches.
As a residence, it is noted FORTS health,
has a copious well of excellent water
convenient and productive orchard of
improved fruit in full bearing. 1t is in
sight of Briton's Bay, is near the pub
lie road leading to Leonardtown and
only within a few minutes walk of the
village. The ont-buildings consist OF a
commodious BARN. in good condition,
capable of curing 10000 lbs. of tobacco,
a large new CORN HOUSE with mod
ern improvements, QUARTER for
servants, MEAT HOUSE, CARRIAGE
HOUSE, etc, etc. Largely over half
the land of this estate is arabic, is in
good heart and the soil is well-adapted
to the production of the staple crops of
this section of the State, particularly
for fine quality of tobacco. There is
valuable water-power on the place W hich
might be utilized for milling purposes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court If 81. Msry's county, Set:
Oct. IL, 1871.
nRDERED By THE COURT, That Daniel C.
" liammcti, Admr. of William H. Hayden.
late of ST. Mnr,s county, Maryland. de-
ceased, give the notice required by law TO the
deceased : creditors 10 exhibit their claims. and
that the same be published onrc n week tor six
successive weeks in the -. Mary's Beacon
Test: JAMES r NJ RALEy.
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary's county
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby give
notice that | have obtained from the Orphans
Court of st. Marys county, Maryland, letters
OF administration on the personal estate Of VIM
II. Hayden, late of said county, deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto To the subscri-
her, on or before the 10th day Of April. 1873. they
will otherwise by law he excluded from the ben
ehts OF the said estate. All persons indebted to
the deceased are requested To make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber.
DANIEL c. 1IAMNETT,
Administrator.
Oct Is. lST.-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
Rheumatic Pains {"

suodued BY HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN L,s,xrxr
ana never fails to benefit even the worst cases
of chronic Rheumatism. Don't be- mn, ~ w;,h
any other. For sale by VIM. J. Edelen 4 Co
Lecnard;own, Nd. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
A Certain Cure for Headache.

IL You suffer from sick or nervous headache.
morning sickness or Neuralgia, go to- your drug
gis' and get ten cent trial pack Of Dr. Heislcy's
Victor Headache Powders. or J. r. HEIsLEY /
Co., Salem, \. j., will mail them postpaid. A
single powder actually cures the mos, distressing
cases IN ten minutes. II is purely vegetable, en-
tirely harmless, physicians discovery. and W,
guarantee il to do all we claim You can get
the So cent packs the 10 cent trial size at VIM.
J Edelen 4 Co., Leonardtown, Nd. and at all
Druggists everywhere. Convince YOUR
SELL Jan %, lS71-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01

Combines more attractions than any o,het. -
Bearer Pa Tunes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
NOTICE.

Orphans Court,
pct. IS. 1877.
ale of the Real
| God, deceased,
(rncr, Executor
nent OF the said
reported TO this
itor, be ratified
huse be shown
etore the six
r ncxt-provi-
be inserted in
+. n newspaper
County, a, least
lcces>,vr weeks,
lay of Novem-
The amount Of
TT.
f.BuRNI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
NOTICE
TO Hotel Keepers anH
all others srIO deal
IN liquors,

NHE following Act Of the Lrgisla.
i ture, passed March 2+th, 1865, il
published for the information Of the
people:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
pore Or lees.

land are situatAd
strict Of said coun.
nds of William +.
hncis Neale, and arg
/ on the Three.
P proposed line Of
ind Railroad runs
Ril is of tina finest,
Fly adapted to the
70. II has q com.
G HOUSE and
HOUSES upon it.
| SALE,
iecree, are /: One
none, in cash on
be residuein equal
hd two years cred
give bond for the
18th security TO be
istee, and to bear
by of sale.
base money shall
III execute o deed
PC, clear aud dis.
ms Of the parties
hose claiming By,
c. COMBS,
Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
HEISltv )
SAMARITAN
rrNYNEvT

Is re mmended for ASI PAINS to which the hu-
man body is subject. For sale BY VIM. ]. Eide
Co. Leonaritown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01

For Comptroller:
THOMAS J. HEATING.
Fer 1s Ssrase.
kOBT. C. CONES.
For the Hssse of Delegates.
JOSEPH II. KEY.
IGN. r. MATTINGLEY.
For County Commissiosey.
}. II. PARSONS,
JAMES II. ALVEY,
q. w. l.. BCCKLEI,
J. J. ALlISTAN,
h. =. TAYLOR.
Far Sheriff
J. FRANK SMITH.
FIR Savtyor.
JSo. n. cHtNN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01

For the relief
and cSre 81 al
arrangements l..
tf-- stomach, liver,
and bowels. 1'hcS
are . rsiisi aperi
sst; and an ex-
eeilent purgzsise
Bcsng purcly veg
etabie, they CON
tain no mercury
or mineral What
ever. Much sers-
aa. aS-k.Aa. -
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NOTICE.

STIFF MUSCLESare ins;aniIy relax
cd, and made rlishle by one application of Hcis-
ley Samaritan Liniment. Fer sale By WA. j
Ede'sn Ca. Lsosardiown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Z for ST. Mary's
'rt of Equity.
T..
lay Of Oct. 1877,
made aud report
'alicr, Trustee -
| and confirmed,
ntrary be shown
ond',y of Nov.
of this order lie
Mary's BEACON,
successive weeks
Monday of No
he land soil for
FORD, Clerk.
ORD, Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01
J 10Th das -

? goth day %
|ls7z,
IL o'clock, m. ana
following desirable
] of land called snd
ing names:
|Enal's Delight,
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
u virtue of decree Of the Circuit
- Court for Saint Mafy's county,
sitting as Court of Equity, passed in
cause in which Charles v. Hayden Is
complainant and Leo. II. Hayden and
others are defendants, and bearing date
Of the 9th day of October, 1877, the
undersigned, IS Trustee, will offer a.
public sale, at the Court House door in
Leonardtown on
Friday, the 2nd Of Nov.
1877,
between the hours Of Il o'clock, m. and
4 O'Clock, p. N, the following real es-
tate, v.zi
Pr. AMERICA FELIX SECUNDUS,
CLARKE'S REST AND BONDS
SECURITY,
or by whatever name or names the same
may be called, containing
0oG ~~sA> 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-01

or by whatever name or names the same
may be called, containing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-17

THE EASTERN CRIsIs.-At Mondays
sitting of the conference ut Constantine
pie The marquis of Salisbury, British pen-
ipotpnliary, in the namG of his Europe IN
colleagues, communicated to the repre-
sentllives Of the porte the last proposals
OF the powers, which have been materially
soflened down. The gcntlarmcric, the di-
vision of Bulgaria into two provinces and
the restrictions Of Turkish troops to GER
tain places are not mentioned; the provi-
Gus propositions for IN International com.
mission and making the appointm Mt of
the govern rs of the provinces subject to
the consent of the powers is considerably
modified {; the cession of ZworGick to Servia
is left in suspense; and the proposals for
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of Montenegro are re-
duced to the limits which the porte has
signilied its willingness to accept. Thu
all the contested points are relinquished
| by the powers except the commission of
supervision and the appointment of gov
ernors, and even these are much altered.
The powers now propose that the appoint
ment of governors Of the provinces be sub
jccled to their approval only during the
next five years, and that, instead of an in
ternational commission, II mixed body
composed of Europeans and Turks be es-
tsblished. After making his communion
ton, Lord Salisbury announced that if the
porte did not agree to the proposals now
made, he had instructions to quit Constan-
tinople and British Minister Elliott said he
had been instructed, in that event, to with
draw and leave the British embassy in
care of II charge IL afi'aires All the other
plenipotentil' les in succession made SINH
lar declarations, some of them laying
stress on the fact that it was the porte's
interest to accept the proposals. Safvert
Pacha replied for Turkey. He expressed
regret that the decision of the powers
should require him to refer the matter t.
the porte before giving final answer, but
he would say that he did not think it pos
sible for Turkey to yield upon the ques-
tons relative TO the commission of super
vision and the appointment of governors,
those proposals, which affect the indepen-
dence of the porte, having already been re,
jected. The porte, however, would exam
inc the communication and reply definite
ly thereto ut the next sitting. The confer
ence will re-assemble on Thursday if the
Turkish answer is then ready, but it is
more than probable that the meeting will
not take place until Saturday; meanwhile
the grand council of 1870, composed Of nj
the grand dignitaries Of state, will meet tc
decide upon the answer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-17

RICHMOND BUTTER MARKET, Jan. 10
Butter sold at 20 to 70 cents for best
trades Winter make No choice Fail but
Ter offered. Potatoes are in demand ut 6j
TO 70 cents. No cheese ut market.
London's present water-supply dltes
from 1906, when Sir Hugh Middleton I'M
dertook to bring " New river" into the
city, ut his own expense. But his funds
gave out, and the work was finished by
James |. The shares, worth $500 original
ly, now sell at $4,000.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.-A Hanover
dispatch Of the 10th says:
The expected resignation of President
Smith has been the general topic of inter-
est oday, all regretting the loss to Dart
mouth. A prominent member of the Col
lege Faculty believes that his successor
will be Professor S. C. Bartlett of Chicago
or Rev. w. Z. Tucker of the Madison
Square Church, N. Y.
Henry Gravelin, who murdered Herbert
o. White at Weatherslield, was, Wednes-
day, found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree, but his counsel took exceptions.
Gmvclin, who has grown fat since his i'm
prisonment and has been very jocose dur
ing the trial, was suddenly overcome ut
the verdict, and leaning his head against
the wall, wept bitterly.
Judge Mackey, who went to Gov. Hayes
with Wade nampton's letter, and has
been figuring rs Hayes and Hampton
man, has finally owned up before the Sem
ate committee that he voted for Tilden, aud
this is the way he explained it: You
sec, there were three democrats here with
whom agreed that they should vote for
Hayes if Hayes was not responsible for
the sending of the troops to South Caro-.
lima. and that should vote for Tildcn if
he was so responsible" "And how did
you find out?" asked Senator Cameron.
Why, | wrote to him, " said the witness.
And what was his response?' "IIe
never answered my letter"
Thurlow Weeds "reminiscences of Van
derblt: On one occasion gentleman
called on the commodore to propose for
, one of his dauo hters, and commenced, by
f the most eager and vehement protestalons
to assert that he was not actuated by any
desire to obtain her fortune. but was ami
mated by the sincerest and purest afTec-
tons, and inspired by admiration for her
, personal and mental beauty; and when,
to emphasize the protestatons, he was about
to renew them again, the commodore stop.
ped him, saying, quite quietly, IL did not
! know she had any fortune On another
occasion, when, after the commodore had
f displayed more than usual judgment and
ability in the conduct of u railroad negoti
: alton, his son.in-law, Horace Clark, sale
C to him, Commodore, it is pity you hac
e not u college education" He answered
Had you not II college education, Hor-
ace?" /" Yes, sir.n 4" Well Horace | dc
: not think could afford to swap with you
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-17

In st. Albaus, yesterday, while james
Haight, aged IA, and son of Park Da-
Wis Esq, of about the same aye, were
playing with a small cannon, It burst and
one of the large fragments struck the
Halght boy on his head, cutting his ear
severely, and, 1t is feared, cansing frac-
ture OF the frontal bone. The other lad
was unhnrt. They bad overloaded their
piece with powder and small stone.
The corporations of the Bennington Bat
! lie monument association ut Bennington,
Wednesday, w, II. ii. Bingham presiding
elected these officers: President, Gov.
Horace Fairbanks; vice president, Inland
Hall treasurer. Milo G. Iluling; s,cre-
larry, Charles NJ. Bliss. Directors will be
chosen and bylaws adopted next We'd
nesday. 1t was also resolved to apprt :
priately celebrate Bennington battle Au-
gust lG. and to observe this year us the
states centennial.
FLOATING lCE.-The damage done by
the floating ice in the Ohio river and its
tributaries is estimated rs high us $4,000
coo, bur the figures seem TO be exaggerat.
/ N' @A'NNS WV t'lhs9 III 'ho siIdIIC vi u
boat has been swept downstream, howev.
er, and there has been some loss of life
A barge containing five men crying fol
help went over The falls near Louisville
yesterday A woman and four children
T1oated off on boat near Cincinnati; the
father having got ashore with one child on
the ice.
INDIAN NAMES AND ORAToRs.-In tho
report of the Sioux Commission appear
among familiar Indian names, other ant
carlous ones which are not so well known
Tho following are some of them; Only
Man, Long Bear Claws, Surrounded, Re
turns from the War, They Worship the
Bear. Rafting Ribs, Bulls Ghost, FIR,
Heart The Good Stone God, The Thief
He Don't Know, The Keg. The Half
Brings the Food, His Pipe, Walk-out.of
the-Way, PantnlOons. Calfskin Shirt The
same report shows that these warriors
while sharing the aboriginal reputation
for silence, have remarkable gift o
speech.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-17

A lighthouse, ALB feet high, the tallcst
in the world, is building ut Plymouth,
England. 1t will contain ten rooms for
attendants, an infirmary. and bedroom
with ten beds for the shipwrecked. About
l62 feet above the level of the sea NOV
able annular plate is provided carrying IA
big cannon for shooting the salvage line
within range Of 5000 TO 10000 meters.
The light is expected to penetrate over 20
miles ut sea.
DR.. ]. G. Holland, pictured by CORES
pondent of the Boston Hcrald: Now in
his lifty-eighth year, he is much Younger
in appearance. lie has scarcely any gray
hair, he y straight as an arrow, not more
than thirty in feeling, and possessed of
limitleSs health. lie has strong hand
some, very noticeable face; his eyes are
gray or hazel, his hair black, his com.
plexon dark, his nose aquiine, his mouth
firm, and he looks as if he might have alb.
original blood, He is very pleasant and
afflble. loves company, and has every sea-
son very agreeable literary receptions ut
his comfortable and elegant home in Park
avenue. While he holds his own opinions
tenacously, he is altogether tolerant ol
the opinions Of others, and rcckons among
some of his best friends men, and women
of the art tribe who are radicals and IA.
lionalists in matters of belief lie has an
interesting family, consisting Of two
daughters and son, and is, in his tastes
and feelings, strictly domestic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-17
Montpelier + Wells River RAILROAD.

A brief review of some of the principal
events in the late history of this road may
be OF some interest to our readers. II
will be remembered that the first through
passenger train between Montpelier and
Wells River ran about the first Of No.
vember, 1873. The road was then in the
possession of stockholders, Mr.. J. G.
French being the managing director.
To build the road $S00,000 mortgage
bonds had been issued, Z. P. Redfeld o.
Montpelier, and Franklin Haven and E,
D, Sherman of Boston being trustees fol
the bondholders. An arrangement was
made by which d. r. SDrtwell and James
G. French took the management of tho
road. In the summer of 1875. there moi
being accord between Sortwell and French
the former conducted the management
alone until March |. 1876.
Meantime the exciting meeting of Janu
airy 1876, had been held and various pro
ceedings had been commenced in Court
Chancellor Ross appointed w. II. II
Bin CHAM and S. S. Thompson receivers
and they took possession Of the road undeI
the Chancellor's order in March of las
year and managed it until this montl
began.
Prior to the beginning of this year th'
bondholders had foreclosed their mortgage
and the time allowed for redemption hay
ing expired became entitled to the road
OF the bonds d. II. Sortwell holds $4S3, 00(
and Nathan Mathews of Boston $32S,000
The bondholders organized new compa
ny under the general law on the first 0
January, the name Of the new corporaticl
being The Montpelier and Wells River
Railroad"
The directors of the organization ar
D. r. Sortwell, S. S. Thompson, w. II. II
Bingham, L. z. Redfeld and Il. 0. Sher
man. They elected d. r. Sortwell, pres
ident; S. S. Thompson, Vice-President
Joel Foster, Jr. Clerk and Treasurer; w
A. Stowell, Superintendent, and Fred. W
Morse. Cashier.
Chancellor Ross authorized the rcceiv
ers to take the receipt of the president Q
this company for the property in thei
hands. The receivers are protecte,
against claims for damage, ETC., durini
their administration by IL bond given then
by the treasurer in the sum of $25,00C
So it will be seen that the bond-holders
under the new organization, are now i
possession of this road and running it.