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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

CoLoRED JURoRs.-It vas stated by
The Baltimore city papers few days
ago that there was q probability some
Of the best qualified cclored citizens OF
Baltimore would be put on the list Of
persons from which the juries are Sc
Iected for the Courts Of Baltimore. BY
Tuesday nights mail, We see that Judge
Brown, with The sanction Of the other
Judges Of the Supreme Bench. has had
The names OF over twelve eolored men
added TO The list Of $50 citizens from
which the jurors are drawn and that
other names OF colored men will be adj
ded before the drawing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

AGRICULTURAL CoLLEeE.-The fol-
lowing is The report OF the Joint Com
:nittee of the Legislature in reference
to the Maryland Agricultural College
Your Committee next visited the Ma
ryland Agricultural College, located one
mile distant from College Station, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Upon Investigation and due consider
alton. your Committee is ofthe opinion,
that il there ever was, there is no rea-
son now. why the State should make
any further appropriation for this Col
lege; as we do not believe the State is
materially benefited thereby.
BY thesAes Of 1866. chapter So, the
State became half owner OF this College
at cost Of 81, 900.
We recommend that the following
Acts.relatibg 10 said College be repeal
ed:
The Acts OF 1856, chapter 81, under
which law the College was endowed
with $1,000 annually.
The Acts of 1864. chapter 80. and
the Acts OF 1879, chapter AS.
Under these last two Acts the Col
lege received the benefit from certain
Public Land Scrip, donated to the State
by an Act of Congress.
And your Committee further recon-
mend, that the Board Of Public Works
be authorized to sell the State Interest
in said College.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

pesrrroas Magazine f0r April & alrSaav
a our table, azez e usual. Every moush, a.
saeei. 4his pops.la5 Iady's book has soms aew
ana sperial attraction. The one this month & =
series Of designs IL embroidery, furnished By the
ssphiladelpisIa School Of Art-npecleWurk. :" One
. gs ssa-lm6le cloth, printed In c7lors; another
ft,r the ends of = towel, also printed In eolore:
another ear d piliow-eases full-sige; another. q
beautiful Flower Alphabet fer making handkeF-
ehiefs: besides score Ct niany ether designs in
crochet and embroidery q eli kinds. The pFin-
citra steel plate Is charming picture of little
girl. ssaSed On 4 bank gathering grasses and ear
h flowers on one Ct these windy March days.
Foe neatly thirty years Peterson has held .
front rank as lAdy's book, and for excellence in
every DEPARTMENT and eheApncss, il Is without =
rivnf. IL has. in Consequence, larger eiFeulp.
tIon than all che other ladies magazines CON.
hined. and win maintain that eirculafioa % ione
a Il keeps, a. II does. In the advance, and h@
such contributors - BIrs. Ann s. Stephens, MrS
Frances HoaRs1n BarEett. Mrs. RebeccA Hardina
Davis Yrs. Jane e. Austin, Frank Lee Bshe-
dict, Marietta Holief, aid The author Of sJosialF
Aliens Wiz" &C, &c. RemsmeeF the price is
bus two dollars year, with liberal deductions
70 cIuhs. Specimens are sent, gratis. with full
uarticnlars. 10 those wishing 70 get up clubs. It
Is never 100 late 70 ges mp clubs. Back Numbers
llnm January inclusive can, ifdesired, be sup
plied. address, Chma. j. Peterson, zoe Chest
nut Street., Philadelphia, Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

TIE LEADERS OF FAsHIoSABLE DEEss AND
Low PRIcEs.-C. N. 0ehm and Son, proPrietors
of the largest one-price double Clothing Houses,
Baltimore, now occupy two entire story build
ings with their splendid stock Of Meas, Youths,
Boys and Chiidren's Spring Clothing. Having
bought and manufactured their entire stock be-
fore the great advance in woOlens, they are sell
ing great bargains in every department for
Spring and Summer wear, which none can at
ford to overlook. We feel il our duty to call
the attention Of our readers to this truly famous
and reliable establishment, corner Pratt and Han
over streets. No one in need Of Clothing, ready
made and made to order, should fail to call on
Oehm Son and see the low prices at which the
most choice and perfect Et,ing garments are
selling.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

beiween the two up 10 the night before
The decision was made. On tlse con-
trary. be has explicitly confessed Il. Ia
letter dated Sept. 4 and pnblisbed 10
the Newark DAILY .(EdbsTffseTs Sept. .,
1877, lie says I'm nv private exani-
nation Of the principal question sboul
oingbrhind the retnrns wrote and re-
wrote The arguments and considerations
on bslb sides IS they occurred 10 me.
sometimes being inclined tOone view Of
the suhiect, and sometimes 70 the other.
But finally threw aside these lucu-
bralions, and, - y0u have rightly sta
ted, wrote out the short opinion which
I read in the Florida case during the Sit
tingoi The Commission" Thisisa vivid
tracing Of the operations Of mind con-
demned 10 falsely itself. II - not won
derful that Bradley, staggered By the
enormity Of the outrage about 70 be
committed. paltered and faltered. and
succumbed finally 10 the powerful IN
fiuence which controlled his action, but
could moi control his judgment. until
the last momeni, when he fell TO rise no
more. While the other Commissioners
were reading their wrll-eonsidered and
carefully prepared opinions on the most
important case IN Amencan history,
THIS remarkable Judge hastily scratched
Of has amid The public proceedings. o.
which the reasoning was one way and
The coaclusion the other.
III. some years BEFORE this eyenfA .
conspiFscys vas loEEpea 10 wreck ne
Memphis, FL Psso and Pacific Railroad
Company, then a solvent corporation,
and to sweep its vast property into the
hands OF The new Texas-pacifc. re-
CARELESS Of the rights Of owners and
creditors. OF case fraudulently and
collusively made up Tor this purpose,
Bradley took jurisdiction, sitting 10
Newark, New Jersey, as in and for the
Western District Of Texas. The papers
on both sides were drawn by the same
set OF attorneys, and the President OF
The Memphis-El Paso was induced BY
threats TO Setrsy his trust, waive objec-
lion 10 the jurisdiction, and suffer his
adversaries TO answer tor him at New
ark. Cortlandt Parker, Bradley's late
partner. was the principal manager Of
the whole affair and Of Bradley, and his
letters to bis fellow conspirators-not
TO mention the outrageous character OF
the whole proceeding-furnishe EVIL
dence sufficient 10 have convicted Brad
ley of gross misconduct. Had be been
and removed for this Of
fence, as he might have been bat for
the protection Of The powerful parties
he served on that occasion and IN the
decision, il is possible that
the man elected by the people in 1875
might have been President to-day. As
II was, however. Bradley's vote in the
Commission went along with the votes
which belonged to the Texas-Paciic in
Congress for the completion Of the
Fraud.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

We do Roi wonder that this magazIas is %
popular; for no enc can look over its contests or
examins and rad Il without being thoeoaghly
impressed with the fact that there isno maga-
xi-e In this country THAI can show such . va
lied class OF contents such thrilling ssa-yaFus,
domestic stories. nice l0we-talea. excellent poe
try, beautiful engrnvings, well-written descrip-
tiong. wit and hum0F, wise iRfornasion, and .
little Of everything that can interest the most
careless or cFithal reader. We like the maya
xine, and hope that thousands Of Others do; for
Ii Il ali that represent i % brilliant aud
good.
Published by Thomes 4 Talbot, - Hawley
Street, Boston, Mass, ~ 81 so per annum, post
paid, and Cor sale at all the news dePOts in the
country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

Personal.
VIM. A. Fsnwiek, Esqr-, tof the late 6rm d
GreenwsIl . Fenwiek. long and favorabIy
known as popular and successful merchant in
our town, has pulled up stakes here. and is on
the eve Of departure for Washington, d. c.,
where he proposes 10 establish hiIassIfin the
department Of trade knownast the Dress Furnish
ing Business. lie has associated with him Mr..
Wood Garner, also Of Our county, and the new
irm viii open il the course Of few days at No.
GA, OH ST., n. ", where, we are authorized
to say, they viii be pleased 70 receive calls from
their old St. Mary's friends whenever they may
visit the city.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25


The GOVERNOR AND FREE iNsPEC-
TToNs.-A correspondent OF the finer :
can has lately interviewed Gov. Hamil-
a.. ..,h;.c, or the reform meas-
W" - =. a.. ,..;.,.,,,...n d
ufes NO" Pen"'ns :" '"e eS'ae ."'
has elected the following expression
from His ExcelIency in regard TO free
;,sree,;ons and the new registration
an.
o"i'
"What is your opinion OF the regis
iraiion bill -
81 have not readIt, I" replied the Gov
ernor, "but | propose 10 do sc soon.
My recommendations were for reg'stra-
ton By preciDcts, and unih that - adoP.
ted the O1Jrst f0f W nsch l.eensena wsil
not be accomplished. what we want
is fair registrations ana fair elections;
We must also have Tree inspections and
a removal OF all restrictions from trade.
What are the prospects Ior . o'ii ior
free inspection OF 'ooaeeo. Canno. an
amendment to the present Diii 70 tna'
eject De carried
- am - 'asO1 y l1se ln' r. -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

In the matter Of the Petition In the Circuit
Petitioner. ] Aary's county
fOY virtue Of authority vested in me IS Clerk
IL Of the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary's county
by the Code Of Public General Laws Of this
State, e Is hereby ordered that J. Frank Smith,
InsOlvent Petitioner, be and appear before the
said Court On the third Monday Of September
next, 10 answer such inferrogxtories or ailegm-
tons AZ his creditors, endorseFs or securities may
alIege or propose against him; and that said in
solvent cause q copy Of this notice 20 be pub
Iishea in the So. Mary's BnAcox, once week
for three months pESlioHs 10 the said third Mon
J. FRANK FORD,
March IS. isso-sm. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

~ nThe Nafional Cisizen-SOldier, Published
At Washington, D. G. b an ably ediied month
H. devoted 10 the interest Of the soldier and ev-
cry soldier IN the country should have the read
ing Of II. II defends the men who shouIdered
their guns in time 81 Danger iHkeeps them posted
on Mi matters pertaining 10 pensions, back pay,
hounties. land warrants, &c. u also pleads for
them with Sire people, and does not forget 20 call
che attention Of Congress 10 their claims. Itbold-
Is advocates every measure whereby the soldier,
viii be benefited, and deitonnces every actioE
that Is detrimental % their interest. Twenty
Eve cents pays 3 years subscription. Sample
copies can be had BY addressing The Citizen-SoE-
der Publishing Co, Box 5sss Washington, d.
CT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

The OYSTER LAw.-We take from
the st. Michael's Comet and .AdUertiser.
the "salient features" fihe Oyster Law
reported TO the House Of Delegates by
MIR. w. II. Legg:
I. Dredging waters are the Chesa-
peake bay and Eastern bay outside OF
line drawn from The southwest cor
ner of Second Kent 20 Wade's point,
but dredging is forbidden on any oyster
bar within one and half miles Of Toll
ley's point, Sandy point, Hackets,
Thomas's, Holland Island bar, Three
Sisters. Swan point bar, one quarter oil
a mile west Of Poplar Island and be-
tween The Island and The main, and
within half nile Of Plum Point.
2. Time, between the 18th of Octo-
Der and lst Of April.
8. Dredging license-three dollars a
ton.
4. Penalty fine offrom so to 300
dollars, or sentenced to the House o:
Correction from 3 months to 8 years,
upon conviction IN any Circuit Court
or before Justice Of the Peace. And
the boat or vessel used IN violation, to-
gether with the papers, furniture and
tackle on board, shall pay fine of not
less than so nor more than 800 dollars.
If the fne is not paid within ten days
the vessel and tackle to be- sold.
s. II is made unlawful to catch oys-
tiers between the FIRST Of April and the
first OF September except for private
use 10 the amount OF bushels, or for
the use of replanting or bedding in the
counties where they are caught or for
sale to the citizens Of the county for
planting.
6. Tongers' licenses: boats over 80
feet &5; over % feet o.: over 20 feet
$3; 90 ieet and under %.
Z. Seven police districts are made.
The Cd il the waters OF Queen Anne's
and Talbot; and the Sd the waters Of
Dorchester and Talbot. The command
er Of the Cd district shall guard the
Eastern Bay and tributaries and the
waters OF Talbot county as far down as
Black Walnut point; and of The Sd dis
trict shall guard the Choptank river and
It's tributaries which lay in Talbot conn-
ty.
8. The Governor shall appoint and
the Senate confirm the District Com
manders.
8. Salaries :-Commanding officer 10
charge OF steamer $500 year. Each
deputy district commander, $500; with
an officer, $3.50, three seamen at S3t
per month.
10. AL oysters sold in The Stale &c
be measured in the sealed measure.
IL. II any boat or vessel shall be
seen sailing over any Of the waters o.
this State, which are exempted from
dredging By law. in The same manneI
in which they shall sail to take or catct
oysters with scoop, scrape, drag, dredge
or similar instrument, the said boat Of
vessel shall be pursued by any oficel
or officers authorized by this Act q
make arrests, and if said boat or vesse
apprehended BY sand officer. shall b
found TO have on beard any wet oys
iers on deck. and properly equipped 70
taking or catching oysters with scoop
scrape. drag. or dredge, or similar 10
sirument. il shall be prima facie evi
dence that the said boat Or vessel ha
been used in violation Of this Act. an.
il Mail be the duty OF the oliicer to ~
rest the person IN command Of sai'
boat OF vessel, and seize the SAID boz
or vessel. together with ell equipments
~. al oysters shall be culled O
their natural bed OF baF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
| Recovered.

We take pleasure in stating that the Satchel Of
ex-Sherif Smith, containing his Constable and
SLeriT papers, which was lost in the capSiEe ofh's
wagon in the run At the Indian Bridge mill, re-
ported in or last, has besn found. IL was dis
covered by Mr.. William Cecil at the Factory
dam, about halfa mile below where Il was lost
We have not learned in what condition the pa
pers were, but it is feared that they may be much
delaced in consequence Of the leRgth Of time the
Satchel remained in the water.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

EEoIlNe bl9t9s
In late Issue Of the Baltimore Swn there was
an account Of q somewhat extraordinary sheep
yield from given number Of ewes in q single
year, and this, attracting the attention Of gen
tlemeD I'm the CbarlOtse Hall section Of our cOEn-
", he sends ~ through q friend verbal report
which, unless we have got Il twisted up, Is sub
stantially as follows. He had twOewes which bad
two lambs each and this number they duplicated
the same year. Three Of the first yield were
ewes and one male. Before the expiration ofthe
year, these young ewes had also lambs, two OF
those having two each, the other one, making
an aggregate Of thirteen from the original stock
within one year
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Ann u. Turner
vs..
Augustine L. Taveau.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary 'scounty sit
ting rs Court OF Equity.
No. 4e8 N. r.
ORDERED this 18th day Of March, 1880.
~ that the sale made and reported by Rsbt.
G. Combs, Trustee in thiseaase, be ratified and
confirmed, unlesseanse to the contrary be shown
on or before the 9Th Monday Of April, 1880;
provideda copy Of thisorder be Published in the
Sc. Mary's BEACox, once q week for three snc-
ceseiye weeks prior TO the said 4ih Monday Of
April.
The report states that The land sold for $4,000.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
!. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Nash 81 1ae0-aw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
Illustrated Bible Lecture.

Mr. Vim. r. Hunter will Lecture on the BIZ
bic with Beautiful Pictures Illustrating Scrip
ture History, tomorrow, Thursday, evening. 25sh
inst at a o'clock, in the Court House. Admit
lance 20 cents; Children under IL years. 10 cents;
doors open at 81 o'clock. Children will occupy
front seats. Seats reserved for Ladies. Procure
tickets at the door.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

AMENDaEETs TO THE SCHOOL, Law.
The following amendments to the
present School Law have been favora-
bly, reported On By the Committee on
Edncation:
''The lard Of School Commissioners
shall be composed OF three persons. APP
pointed ~ the Governor, who shall
serve for two years; provided that IN
counties having over one hundred
schools. Eve persons shall be appointed.
"The FIRST appointment Of School
Commissioners 20 be made before the
Termination Of The present session Of the
Legislature.
"Theskaard must meet for organiza-
TIC Tuesday in May next
succeez .Th sir appointment, and elect
person, not aSinember OF the board, as
Secretary, Treasurer and Examiner.
In counties having more than eighty
Eve schools. the board may appoint an
Assistant Examiner and iix his salary.
Each Commissioner shall receive the
same per diem as is allowed the Coun-
ty Commissioners. the aggregate amount
not to exceed 500 . year Tor each Com
sioncr.
ain case of inefficieDey, refusal 10
act, or breach Of trust, the board may
declare the Office vacant. An appeal
may, however, be taken to the State
Board Of Education whose decision
shall be final. II no appeal is taken the
vacancy is to be Sled by appointment
Of the Governor.
1.-THE tenth section provides that the
board Of county School Commissioners
shall make an annual report TO The Coun-
ty Commissioners, setting forth in de-
tail the several amounts of their re-
ceipts, and the sources whence OBJ
tanned; also each item Of expenditure,
the amount Of the same, to whom and
for what purpose paid. together with
the proper vouchers for such payment"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

AT this Gcvernss looked up 70 tie
ceiling, - his lips together. glanced
around i. ,id noihing- Bua bis Iook
spoke voIs =.
aGoxer again q1esied the report
err. H.the ers If the Beard Of Public
Works Be considerably enlarged
by the - Of the pending inspec-
lion bills.
"Oh. replied Governor Hsmil-
ton. GO s Oh. no. Their powers
will no enlarzed. don't think
they viii 3 enlarged. The bills have
not passe their present shape o. yet.
and We ~ see what We win see"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
so,zrsrEs PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE,

r. CauIkins, u. D., Of Rochester. n. Y. Ger
titles Oct. 9th, 1879, that he has used the Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure in his practice for dis
eases Of the kidneys and liver and the result has
heen satisfactory In the extreme. He says: ~
would now prescribe the same remcdl TO all sim
ilarly afflicted, and you at liberty TO % state
n your toslimoni als. ''-j3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

X. l.. Mosely Of Montreal, Canada, certified
Sept. "a, 1879, that be had suffered terribly from
dyspepsia, and was completely cured by taking
Warmers Safe Bitters. He says: ''My appetite
Is good, and I now safer no Inconvenience from.
eating hearty meals" These Bitsers are alsa .
specific for ali skin dissases.-j3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

15oG 1A1ss
James 2. Aheli Of this district, shipped few
days ago 70 J. n. W. Mankin, Of Washington,
d. c. three Iamts, whiehsold 6OF $2l.s2. Either
Mr. Mankin Is good salesman, or Mr.. Abel has
fine lambs We suspect however, thatthe lambs
were Of the sness quality, and that Mr.. Mankin
did Justice 70 The sale Of shtm-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
conmi,r,snsr,, cuur. proe.sainr,.

commissiensrs' Court Proceedings.
The County Commissioners assembled again
to-day Tuesday having been in session the
whole Of last week.
J. ID. Loker was allowed $500 for q road
through his place to the Potomac river. Bill Of
w. +. Ford for carrying a lunatic paper 10
Montevue Hospital was passed for $40. Messrs.
ChaPpelear and Ward presented petition for
funds to enable them to repair a road from the
top Of Cooksey's Hill TO Cooksey's Run, and to
assist Charles county TO build bridge over said
run, il being the boundary between the two
counties at that point. They were allowed to
expend $3.50, provided Charles county would
assist in building the bridge. An order for
$l5I az was given J. II. Parsons, II being the
amount Owe rawn on him as treasurer.
The Foxwell account was then taken up, Col
]. Parren Crane appearing and giving legal adj
vice in reference TO the settlement Of the ame.
Amer searching examination by the Board and
their attorney, they concluded 70 make the fol-
lowing proposition, viz that Foxwell pay them
SI32.3l with interest 10 date, and the Clerk was
directed 70 write 10 him TO that effect.
After making q great many transfers, abAte-
ments, ctr. the following bills against the eoun-
ty we're passed: George N. Wise (lnsolvtn-
cies) S5I SIS; DR.. 7. A. Lynch, post moriem
examination on two men (uEknownl $40; Jno.
Shadriek, Justice Of the Peace, S44.2o; Jas. 7
N. Raley, late Register, S3Os SO; Geo. W. L.
BuekIer, road report, $Ie.75. The Board, afteI
attending 10 business Of routine nature, ad.
jOurned to meet again Tomorrow wednesday,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
Notice.

Once OF County Commissioners,
Leonardtown, Md, March -, 1850
AL eIsins aeainst 81. Nary's county must
~ Be fled IN this once on or before APRIL
18th, or Otherwise they will be excluded from
Levy 1850.
vs. &. REEDER,
March IS, lsso-2s. Clerk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

Faon AnEApoLIs.-We are wiibosi
this week our usual Annapolis letters,
and We ere unable 10 account for IL, ex-
cept By The suppOsitiOn that our cores
Pondents, finding Themselves without
any thing new 70 report. determined
not to report al sII. Certain il Is, the
reform measures Of the session are
standing. apparently. about where they
stood . week ago, The progress. il any.
which has been made being bid from
ordinary eyes. The new tobacco in
speciIon bill has again been the subject
Of discussion and has sgsin been post
poned. Iihasbeen so ehangedb BY amend
ments that many Of its original friends.
including The Chairman oftbe Commit
tee 10 which it belonged. have been
converted from friends into opponents
Of The measure. The other reform
lIEH8ss " N lHg sszslsls tory
siteaiion and The current belief In best
informed circles at Annapolis, We learn.
is that the majority, if not all, Of the
more important reform measures before
the Legislature viii be ENACTED on at
the present session. Whose fault It Is,
or whether il Is fault ut ell, admits OF
discussion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
70 Come OF.

80 Gene o..
The public are requested to bear in mind that
the Ball, announced nv John IL Bucklsr Esar..
TO come of at Mechanicsville on Easter Monday
night 1.-THE 29tb) will take place at the time
named and that no pains will be spared to make
! il one Of the most pleasant Of the season. See
notice elsewhere published.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
Notice to Debtors.

A III, pervons owing me are notified that unless
- s.stIrmeuss Of sheiF Indebtedness aFc made
Nv thr ao,l Of April, 1850, shall pat my claims
IN the hands an oiEicer for collection
HENRY JONES.
narrh as.h Isso-at.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

The Orphans Court was in session on Thurs
day Of LAST and Tuesday Ofthe present week
The court vas entirely engaged in routine BUSH
ness, nothing Of special Inisrrstbeing transacted
Tie court adjourned on Tuesday to the second
Tuesday Of April next.