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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-31
WlLLTANEsToN
FEMALE COLLEGE,
VyILLlAMsTOEa, s. C.
Alive Up-country School for Girls.

REV. 8. LANDER. a. H.. President.
WILL ioayc Banchyille at s, a. m. on
bia at IL, escorting pupils to WilliSmston
FOR tile Spring Session, which onens ~,
MONDAY, Feb. 4, 1873.
RATES, per Session OF 20 weeks -
Board, exclusive of Washing. sse5 90
Hesuaar tuition n..,..."....$10 90 to 20 90
1hstrumcntal Music.......,........ 20 90
TERMS One-half OF the session,a o1,,e,,. !
scs must be paid in advance, fhere-:
mainder at the middle, April 12. This
RUE RUE wiz be rigidly enforced in every
L0CA TON Healthy, accessible, Quiet
pleasant. an Community. moral, order
Chalybeate Spring In 200 wards. PHI.
pills attend three Churches i'm turn.
COURSE OF STUD T Semi Annual. on
tne ONE-STUDY:" plan. Each pupil
Concentration OF thought; increased
interest, success, and enjoyment re.
suit. BellessLettres, Natural Scieree
Mathematics, and Latin, required for
graduation. Studious girls complets
the Course In three years. sg'
PREAIUNS.--Every pupil who averages 5b
or more is entitled to discount of 10,
TO 90 per cent. on next Sessiorl's regu.
lar tuition. 4.
PHYSICAL EHERG GLSE receives systernat.
n iG attention. Daily practice In Calls
themes. Regular uGe os HeaIth-Tift
Morning and evening walk, dc.
4gs- Send for Catalogue. d 1sa.I 3
jan o, 1879 o l.,
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other thar the defence of TIE Just
right e the people The idea that
seek - arouse the masSes 50 that /
NAV tide to once j. futile. II y Git
izen no asks Cor Office, and Is not sat
isfed viii one, bat wsnfstwo- There
fore - nay apply his Shakesperian
idea II himself. told Cisixrn in nv
last decentralization athae. IL be woRid
hold his ground, he might one day have
bis aspsFafions fulfilled" ! viii say IN
this, hat possibly il would Be better for
bin to have three Of the conventions
committee elected as county commits
sionese. Then he, as an under-retrench-
er and he champion OF their cause.
would have no difficulty in obtaining the
desired position, and would not only re-
cetve 900. but $500, less The amount
that may be allowed for extra service to be
done bg another, which in all probabsl-
ity wooid not amount TO more than
$500. The issue between Citizen and
myself 40 regard to the Sheriff. Is upon
the proposed amount TO be allowed him
for fare of prisoners. IL Citizen viii
take The trouble toexamine the records,
he win end The highest amount ever
allowed. as the whole jail bill, TO be
81, 20O.75 and the average for the last
ten wears has not exceeded $3.50. This,
too, at sixty cents per day for PRISON
fare. Yet be wants the people 10 elect
him tofhe SheriHalty and allow him
g, O0f. The present incumbent told
me to day, and I state the fact for Chi
zen's special benefit, that he would be
satisfied With half the sum, named by
Citizen g, 000) as Jail account.
agree With Citizen, that should the
compulsory labor system become q Law
The -. contracting with the hired
|lIIa konsider The days work
TO be done by said hand rs his own
task, but The question at issue is-fke
day that the farmer ores as his task.
Citizen said, in his communication OF
March LIST, "that we would under the
compulsory system furnish the lsborer
with work by paying him our 81 in
cash 10 perform our task Tor US"
said no. II was not natural that we
would pay our 81 to the laborer when
we only owed him thirty cents.
admit that the State has acted gen.
erously towards the eolored people in
providing for their education. but Git
izen must consider that The colored man
does not constitute the whole of the
non-taxpayeTs or those owning a small
amount of property. The road system
proposed, OF course, meant a strike at
the colored man, but in doing so. il
strikes the poor white man owning little
or no property.
Citizen can unmask when be feels so
inclined. when please.
L OBSERVER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

Egws, FoKESex AsD DoMEsTtc.-
Whilst The other great European pow
ers have been debating the question as
20 whether or 10 what extent the treaty
between Russia and Turkey shall be
Submitted 10 The proposed Berlin Con-
gress, Russia has been quietly terrifying
herself On the DardaneIIes and !. acting
vefy much as il sae had gone there TO
STAY. The issue between her and the
other parties TO The Treaty Of Paris
particularly England and Austria, is SC
direct and ansagonistic, that fight OF q
foot-raee now seems inevitable, and the
latest Foreign news is to the effect, thai
Q peaceful Enlistment is becoming more
and more improbable every day. il i
Noticeable. moreover, that whilst the
chief parties in interest are all talking
peace. they are all preparing for war
AZ any rate. the probabilities ola general
EuroPea0 war are stronger to-day than
they have ever been before.
Anderson, The Returning Board for
ger. has been released from prison IN
der late decision Of tie Supreme
Court Of Louisiana. The effect Of thus
decision will also be TO stop the prose-
euiion against Wells and the other par
ties Implicated in the Returning Board
5raads. Al lStest reports, our State Leg
isIasure was still debating the terms and
conditions Of the proposed compromise
between the State and the Baltimore and
Ohio II, r. Co. The Pension Commit
tee Of the House has refusedtoreport "a
vorably on the bill to add new names e
the ast OF pensioners. Among the To-
cal bills which have passed the Senate
is the Aimshcuse bill, introduced BY
Senator Combs. The bill, dividing the
2ad election district, has also passedthe
Senate. Senator Combs has obtained
leave tointroduce abilltoProhibit dredg.
ing for oysters in the Potomac river. The
House bill 10 pay John A. Camalier. o.
this county, his claim against the State
has reached the Senate and has been
referred ia that body to the Finance
Committee. House bin for the protec-
ton OF, and 10 regulate the time and
manner Of catching and is king fish ana
terrspins IN that portion of the Polo.
mac river between Maryland Point and
Chiseldine's island, has also reached
the Senate and has been read a SECOND
time.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22
LocAL poTTINcs.


ne Case Of the Sswiings.
onTuesasy ofiast 'Fsek. Thouas = and ChaF'es
!. Bowiinw. orsner Pest and Assistant Posil'as-
- !. ,Elc~sown in tbs county. wereafsested %
...-i.I Pos,osIIc. Asrnt, wm r. Henderson, oa
- elarre Of appropriasing $40 shoasand tNFee-
cent possnre stamps, vaiued at $so- The arEssaed
parties were subsequently taken 70 BAifi.n0fe
and in An e1amiaasioa before Uniaed States oon.-
missioner Rodgers, The following Facts wsFe siici-
,ea On me Isl Of February, 1871, Jefferson D..
Jaraoe. Esqr., Postmaster q Atiisione Lansing
near the uouth Of the Patnxent, sent an order
n the Third Assistant Postmaster General NJ
Washington for the above referred 10 quantity
Of Stamps. The stamps were ordcFed 4 New
YORK by the POssoeEce Department, and were
shippea on the 10th ofFebrnary, 1877, from that
civ TO Milestone. The package however, mis-
carried and wcnt to Milestown, where the al
lered trnverssrs kept store and held the PostOi-
Gee.
The hrst witness who testihed Was hai'es -
Dent. Justice Of the Peace, At MiiestOwn. lie
stated that during The month Of February, 1871
be went 10 the posiofEee and asked Mr. Thomas
4. Bowling for twenty-five cents worth ofstAmPs.
Bowling irst said be hadn't any, buti the very
next breath remarked that he had received
package Of stamps more than be had ordered
that there must have bsea some mistake about u,
aud he fstended 10 send them 70 the Postmaster
Al Milestone: witness asked Bowling ifhe eouldn'i
Ie, him have a dollars worth, bat he (BOwlingl
refused to sell.
VIM. T. Henderson testified that Thos. B.
Bowling bad been Postmaster at Milesiown from
May Ist, 1875, 70 March IL, 1877. lie detailed
how he had gone 20 Milestone and Milsssown 70
discover where the missing stamps were, and 10
having found all Of them In a drawer in the store
Of the Bowling Brothers, with the exception oi
Eve hundred and one which Aad been disposed
Of. In taIkIngt to Mr.. Thomas B. Bowling, the
Postmaster, he (BowIing) said he had intended
TO send the stamps either back to Washington OF
to Milestone, but bad forgotten TO do 30. Mr..
Henderson said the government had no cast
against the Assistant Postmaster, Chas. F. Bowl.
ing, and o. 8. District Attorney, Mr.. Stirling,
dismissed the case as 20 him. WIN. Fell Giles,
Jr., counsel for the BOwIings. claimed that the
Postofice business 81 country stores was not con-
Quoted with that precision and regularity a. in
large cities, and that the Postmaster Mr.. Thomas
B. Bowling had carelessly thrown the stamps
into his drawer, intending TO send them back,
but had neglected TO do 90. Mr.. Stirling and the
Commissioner, However, argued that the stamps
had been traced directly to the possession Of The
Postmaster at Milestown, aud were found there
with the exception Of the sol disposed OF by
Special Agent Henderson. Mr.. Thomas 7.
Bowling, the P1stmaster, was then required give
So, 900 bail fOr his appearance before the United
States District Court on Friday, 22d ofFebruary
Messrs Walter L. Dent and Charles r. Bowling
became sureties for the traverser.
81
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COMMUNICATES.
OAKvILLE, March IS, 1878.


.Messrs. Editors :--Haying no wish to
bear too hard upon an opponent, | will
leave Citizen and the Taxpayers Con-
vcntion at present 10 the tender mer-
cies of Observer. Upon the subject Of
local option, as Citizen and Observer
agree, there can be nothing amiss in my
submitting my views in reply to the
very maSteriy arguments of your cores
pondent Citizen. regret very much
my inability to appreciate his slight
communication, but am compelled to say
that unless / am very much mistaken as
to bis identity, that I care naGght for
has censure. He says "that argue
from the particular to the general, that
I point out the injury to fel@ wnfortU-
nate indiriduais who have become VIC
tins 10 the rretched influence Of drink
while 7 overlook The benefit to sover-
eign States" What benefits, Citizen !:
A few dollars in the treasury And
thousands Of paupers and criminals for
the country to support and punish !:
May forever be saved from such ben
efits Come out of your seclusion and
count the pensioners who are such from
the use of whiskey either by themselves
or their connections, add 20 this the
cost of protecting the community from
the whiskey criminal, try TO balance
your sheet and you will find whiskey
indebted TO any community in which it
is sold. He cites one instance in which
the law was repealed. Why not tell
how often it has not been repealed ?
Why don't they repeal tim Maine and in
the Eastern cities IN which il has been
tried, Why don't they repeal 1t in the
counhes OF Maryland where they have
the laws have heard that there is 4
petition fol. its repeal in Calvert, but
prominent and reliable gentleman states
that should T be put TO the vote Of the
people in that county again that the ma
jority in its favor would be doubled. ]
saw some ofthe anti-local optionIsts from
that county few weeks ago, andifthey
are some of the prominent citizens who
signed the petition. / think she needs
protection from them, for IL was GER
family no ways agreeable to the resi-
dents on their road.
"The frulh is this. Ms religious te-
nets forbid him the use Of liquor, and.
like the dog in the manger. be don't
wish others 10 enjoy it." Oh /! mighty,
omnisc,ent Citizen Oh thou prodi-
Nv ofscience Thou canst fathom the
minds of men miles away and tell their
every thought-can even make known
the different motives that actuated them!
Be generous Citizen TO darkened world
and lett know your method of diviningi
Do yoa argue from your own standard
of thought. Would you be ike the fox
that lost his tail fear such will
be the general opinion of you Unless
you assign some reason tor your bold
assertion. But, Messrs. Editors. all
who know ine, know that was total
abstinence man before became mem-
Der or any church. and that I1iave al
ways been a prohibitionist. With the
religious tenets Of any particular church
we have nothing to do. 1t is not pro-
posed to make this sectarian or Po-
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DIED.

At his residence in the 4th elention district, on
Monday, the 18th instant, FRANCIS l.. NAT
TINGLY, aged 81 years.
II is with feelings Of profonnd regret that we
are called upon 10 announce the death Of the es-
Unable man, the subject Of this notice. At q
such character, he has been cut of in his use
fulness He belonged to a class Of sturdy men,
who make the strength Of community. Never
in our recollection have We known the death Of
n man 80 universally regretted. He possessed,
in an eminent degree, all the qualities ofan hon
est and upright man. All who knew him praise
him for his genial and social manuers. His
neighbors speak Of him in praise, and ~: alice
tioaate family best show their appreciation by
the grief overpowering which has come upon
them. Their consolation IL 70 know that such .
life as his must merit reward, and 20 emulate his
virtues should be tbeiF future appreciation Of
them. Nay he rest in peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

CIRcuIr CouRT PRocEEDIyGs.-The
March Term az our Circuit Court began
on Monday last, with His Honor, Judge
Ford, on The Bench. The charge of Hi.
Honor 10 The Grand Jury embraced in
is. refereace an unusual variety oil
crime and was very clear and forcible.
The attendance Of Jurors was quite
large, % Grand aud 25 Petit Jurors an
swering TO their names. The usual call
Of tbs dockets was proceeded with and
concluded as usual. ae -
Tuesday, March 18th. The appeal
docket was taken up and the following
cases disposed Of.
Wise vs.. Lynch. Appeal from JUS
tice Shadrick. Tried before the Court.
Held SAB eH.ia. Wilson for appellant.
Hammett for appellee.
Wshle va Bronze. Exr. OF Goddard.
Appeal from Justice Thomas Dent.
Tried before Court. Judgment revers-
ed. Crane and Combs Dor appellant.
CamalieF Cor appellee.
Stone vs.. STONE. Appeal from JUS
tiee;yo. r. Morgan. Tried before Court.
Judgment reversed and judgment Cor
appellant. Wilson and camalier for
appellant Hammett for appellee.
Thomasg J. Bennett, after passing the
required examination before Commit
Tee. composed Of Messrs. Combs. VIII
son and Crane. conducted in the pres
enee cd tkc Court, was. on motion OF
Col. Crane. admitted TO the Bar.
"Wednesday. March Goth. State VS..
Richard Somerville.s Indicted Tor steal
ing horse from Fillmore Brown. Tried
byshe Court. Guilty mot etsentenced. }
Crane for State. Hammets for defence.
Stale VS.. VIM. Curtis. Indicted for
stealing . horse from Tgnatius SImms.
Tried by Court. Guilty (not yet SEN
tenced.) Crane for State. Wilson for
defence.
John VI Wise's admrs. VS.. Eleanor
8. Wise. Action fOr Assump<is. Tried
By Jury. This case occupied the Court
until o'clock. p. m. when the Jury
returned with verdict Cor defendant.
Hammett and Combs for plaintiffs.
Creme ior defendant.
Thursday, 2Ist. The Court met. pre-
senl Judges Magruder end Ford.
Indge Magruder arrived this morning
ia the Paiuxent boat. looking well and
hearty. r. Stone and r. II. Edelen,
E~qrs.. arrived last night, 10 take part
IN several important cases which are ex-
pected 10 he tried al thlss term. We were
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

Horse NoTEs.-A large number Of
well-known horsemen and proprietors
of extensive livery stables Of Baltimore,
Washington. and other cities, and among
whom are the following gentlemen -
Geo. d. Stewart, Esqr., proprietor Ofthe
white Stables" Messrs. Ehrman l.
Co., John d. Ward Esqr., Of Messrs.
Ward Brothers. Mr.. II. 8. CARRIER, ID.
w. De Haven, Esq, John f. Price,
Esq, and Charley c. Mills, have given
their unqualified endorsement 10 Kel-
ler's Roman Linimept as most excel
lent remedy for cuts, bruises. sFrains.
sores, lameness and other troubles and
diseases OF horses. As an instantaneous
pain extracting aud heaIiLg remedy for
man and beast, there is nothing under
the sun equal 10 Keller's Roman Linz
ment. Price fifty cents. go
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

Among the number Of ancient citizens who
have been attracted by business or curiosity 70
our village during the session Of our Circuit
Court, now progressing, We noticed the venera-
Die Ignatius Simms, Esqr., whom, In an active
business life Of thirty years, We saw yesterday
for the first time. The present is the FIRST visit,
we learn, Nr. Simms has paid our Town in the
past thirty-seven years, and we have tried TO Inn
agine the emotions he experienced and the re-
hectiOns be INDUCED when contrasting The Nov
with the Then. He is looking hale and hearty,
and though unknown TO him, personally, we
take the liberty Of wishing, that he may have
still before him many years Of pleasant soiourn
here below.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

ag> You can buy anything in the seuips
Machine line n the established and reliable Or.
nosS MTe. Co., Al n GAY STREET, BALnvnss
lower than anywhere else in the country. Amopv
other inducements, they guoroEfss all Maehipss
5 vsaTs, and furnish all attachments free.
re- Send for thsir new illustrated catalogue
Mailed free 10 any address. They sell krst-csm
machines from $40 10 $40. Their reputation %,
iair dealing is well known to many Of your bssl
citizens.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

Eeare pleased 70 be able to state TIA, q
coalition Of Mr.. Harrss, who has BEEN eones.,
q his bed Cor several dAys pest By en- a,,..E !,
rkeumatism, Is 80 much improved at this -.
ing that he 10 expected to be up and abou, i u
course Of = day or teO. To none will nj, 4
plsasanfer news than 10 bis Leonsrd,OWn f,;,,S.
who havelsarnedt olOok with pleasure for hI.a,;1.
visits and who greatly miss his presence IN a.,
circle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

This old and ruiiabls ready made Cio,h;,.
Hose Is nov Offering tor sale the best quality =
Goods, made IN The latest style. Gsn,ltm,,s.
Furnishing Goods ard Piece Goods for ORA
work. always ON hand, Of eveiy variety ana y
the best material. Bat one price, and TIA, ~.
lcwsst. II yOu wish 70 be satisfied call :,
wAxAMAKEa's No. lsew. Baltimore stree, "a.
timoTe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

These two Courts have been in session daring
the present week, fall attendanee Of Judges
and Commissioners bcing present, with the exc
ception Of y. J. AiIstsn, Esqrs President Of the
Board Of Commissioners, who Iastsen prevented
from attending By aieksess. The former COur,
vas engaged IN passing administration and guar
dian accounts and TIE latter ID noting transfers.
additions and Deductions on the late assessment.
Both Courts are still in seaaion and siIl BE nnsiI
Saturday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22
Again in Lack.

An old and vslued friend, knowing something
Of our partialty Cor The good things Of this Iife
kindly took upon himself the trouble this week
70 cucumber his buggy with a mess Of splendid
Smiths Creek oysters IN the shell for our benefit
How grateful we are, both for the trouble and
the present, we are wanting In sitting words 70
express, and we are therefore compelled TO con-
tent ourselves for the present with saying, tina.
never yet but once bave We been more Impressed
By favor Of this Kind, and that was when
q similar present from 81. Inigoes' Greek was
seat Us By an unknown hand.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

We are indebted to friend, Zach r. Morr,n
Esqr., astudent at the justification, for a ,isk,rsf
invitation 10 the Annual Convenience, sf,S
Medical Department Of tie Universi,y IS
Georgetown. for which our thanks are respec,.
fully tendeFed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

glad to see them looking 70 well and
cheerful IN these dubious times. Weare
unable iosay how IOngthe Court rhsyre-
main in session. bat from present indi-
Gallons il viii not adjourn before the
last Of the coming week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's eounty, Set
March 10, 1878.
NRDBKED BY THE COURT, That Geo. r.
49, Gash@r, Ex. OfCatharine A. Garner, late Of
st. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased, give the
notice required by law 20 the deceased's rrvdi-
tors 20 exhibit their claims and that the same b.
published once a week for six successive weeks In
the ST. Mays Beacon.
Test: JAMES T. M. RALET,
Register Of Wills for 81. MaFy's eounty.
NOTICE.
Ia pursuance Of the above order, I hereby give
notice that I have obtained from the Orphan
Court Of -. Mary's county, Maryland, letters
testamentary or she personal estate Of CathariHe
Garner, lste Of said co., deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
BY notified TO exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscriber, on
or before the 23rd day Of sept. 1878, they will
otherwise By Law be excluded from the benefits
OF the said estate. All persons indebted 10 tbs
deceased are requested 20 make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber.
GEORGE n. GARNER,
Executor.
March 20. Is7s-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

Tmg
ST MARY'S BEACON
LEoxARDTowx ND.
rnIDAr MORNING. s.ssh asss, rsss.

To C0nREsr0xDrKTs.- commit
nirstion OF our old friend, Bill BRACE
doa. Erqr., on subject Of earrent in
ieTesf. vas received toolate IN the week
sOr insertion in our present paper. It
will be attended 10 I'm our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

Ths Buccaneers.
The above II tbs title Of a work OF histOri
cal fiction from the pen Of our gifted coun.
lyman, Capt Randolph Jones, which is soon tC
be issued from the New York press. II will b,
a sequel TO q work Of the same name by the same
author and Is spoken Of by those who have en-
joyed the privilege threading the advanced sheets
as admirable in plot dramatic 10 movement and
Of most fascinating word-painting. The action o.
the first volume Of the Buccaneers commences in
1859 aud brings the annals down to the close Of
that year. The coming volume win take up the
story at the opening Of tho year following. Ad-
dress, Authors Publishing Co., 81 Bond ST.,
New York City. N Y. The styIes AndPrices are
The Buccaneers Of 1859, nOS ready, paper 81,
cloth, $l.T5. The Buccaneers Of 1890, ready
shortly, paper 81, cloth, $I.T5. Sets Of the two
volumes, So. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

We are authorized TO state, that there will \.
meeting OF the 81. Mays Blood HOrse As.Ocl.
alton in LeOnardsown on Tuesday next, the lsts
instant, and 20 request a full and prOmp, attend.
ance Of members aud Of gentlemen contemplating
10 become such.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22
Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
MortimCre wheatley, young man, aged about
%, residing In the lst district, was thrown from
his horse on Sunday night last while on his way
home from visit to friends and so badly In
jured by the fall that he died the following day.
wheatIy was a man Of excellent habits and char
aeter and his death is the occasion Of sncerest
gret in his neighbOrhood and among all who
knew him. lie was riding colt at the time d
the accident, which becoming fretted by some
horses which were roaming at large in a Geld he
was crossing broke the bride, and darling OF At
full speed, came suddenly 10 halt At q gate in
front, throwing his rider over his head and with
such violence 20 the ground that fatal internal
injury was the result.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-22

A LII persons indebted TO me for Taxes are no.
~ tilted that, unless payment is made during
the coming term Of March Court, will a. once
proceed 20 collect the same by law without re"
spect 70 persons.
JOSEPH T. COUGH,
Collector 3rd District.
march Is, is7s-It.