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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28

The BAzoo was in error the other
day in stating that the people of this
be-deviled and devoted country were
to finally hear the last of Cadet Whit
taker. Some of his friends seem to
think, in the face of all his evidence
to the contrary, and almost against
the evidence of any decent mans
senses. that the ham-colored idler who
was too law to prepare himself for
examination, and slit his own ears IN
order that he might have an excuse
by which he could shirk it, has been
very grossly misused; and they pro-
pose that the president vindicate the
youth by appointing him second lieu
tenant in the regular army. If Arthur
does this he will merit-and get it,
too-more abuse in the public pres
than any man who has ever held the
Office. The negro has been favored
enough. He had not sufficient capac
ity in the first place. But even after
every point was made in his favor
and he had got into the academy, he
was too lazy to study. From all w
have read of Whitaker, he is the
kind of darkey who would prefer 8
game of "craps' to book about tn {
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28

Prince Leopold is to have his adj
di,ional fifty thousand dollars year
to marry on, by a vote of 2S7 against
a paltry forty-two. All of which
would seem to indicate that the BritOn
is not vet educated up TO the republi-
can idea. Over here a proposition to
contribute fifty cents towards the
nuptial felicity of a presidents son
would arouse such a storm of indig.
nation that all former storms would
be but as cupfui Of wind to a hur
rican.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, Mo-,
TUESDAY, MARCH %. 1sS2.
THE REAPER.

Al the age of seventy-five, Henry
~Vadsworth Longfellow is dead-pass-
ng through the eternal gates ere
.fuuas sweet roses blow. He has
E,een, first and last. the best known
II the American poets. School boys
VIE have recited his Excelsior have
srswu old while yet the life of the
author OF the stirring lines has en-
iured. Evangeline, and Hlawathas
.-one. have been read till their beauti-
.ful conceptions nave become part OF
ne American mind. The Puritan
,:aurtship of Miles Standish has be-
come history. Few men have lived
Iong enough to see their fame SO
.irmIv established, as in shining tab
-ers of enduring brass.
LougfeIlow was always a poet.
His fancy was fine, his training SUI
serb. and his perception and appre-
>.iation of the poetic principle equal
% that of any of the WRISTS whom
ne world has known. He early
graduated from the most celebrated
college of that time. Even here he
wrote some of the most beautiful Of
MS deathless songs. A we'll meaning
..rsort was made to break him in the
..oarse mould of the grubbing pro-
-sssion of law. But the fates which
have so often interfered to save a
great poet to his country would fortu-
raately have it otherwise. His appre-
e.iative Alma Mater needed. his SER
ices as a professor of the modern
Zanguages and literature. He was
sent to Europe in order that he might
at himself for duty as a consummate
master of bellies lettres. After three
fears he returned and entered upon
his duties. Later he received like
.lapointment from Harvard, and here
ne continued many years, lecturing,
writing and studying.
-Jnngfellow's life was but a simple
record OF intellectual pursuits and lit
,.rary triumphs. He had grown full
aud rich in honors, the admiration
.sf his countrymen, and the respect OF
me English-speaking world. Going
5,eyond the allotted period of mans
ife, he passed away, with his place
among the men Of letters whose works
nave embellished and honored the
Young republic secure. He was the
Horace who will be best known when
The history of the time during which
10 lived shall have become ancient
and classical. He was nearly the last
If that race Of men of letters which
ooasted the genius Of Bryant, Irving,
EtaIleck, Prescott and Bancroft. Now
hat he is gone, the American who is
-.olicitious for the literary fame OF hi:
,.ountry will wait long before q
alter Longfellow rises to honor the
western name, and the genius OF
laoesy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28

A little Charley Ross business has
lately occurred in Berne, Switzerland.
But they do things with measurable
alacrity in that country, and gentle
men of the kidnapping ilk do not do
so we'll as they do in America. There
was an immediate reward offered for
the discovery of the whereabouts of
the kidnapped child. Prompt search
was instituted, and within twenty
four hours the child was found at a
suburban house where he had been
imprisoned. The miscreants who
abducted him were arrested and will
be punished with the circumspection
and severity usual in the adninistra-
ton Of criminal justice in the Swiss
republic. IF some of this instant
action had been taken in the case OF
the lost Philadelphia boy, the mystery
would long since have been solved.
The first few hours work, in this class
of cases, often accomplishes more than
months of labor after little delay.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28

1t looks as if the aesthetic craze has
reached Chicago at last. One Mr..
Rossiter appeared at the Leavitt street
Congregational church with his panta'
looms in his boots, and made faces at
the preacher. He has been expelled
the church, and is now free to add a
couple of navies to his belt, put on a
slouch hat, and let his hair grow.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28

Why delay! If Gov. Crittenden
has any notion of calling the legisla-
ture together, it is high time it were
done.-Moberly Monitor.
He has no notion of that kind.
But, by the way. the Jefferson City
Tribune has never informed the pub
lie how it proposes to re-district the
state in such a manner as to send q
democrat from the eighth district. or
how it would suggest the reformation
to make that district more than eight
thousand majority democratic. 1t
now has eight thousand majority and
a stalwart radical i'm congress. An
answer is solicited by many families
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28
A Loss.

The First Colored Baptist church, near
the corner of Lamine and Morgan streets,
north of the railroad, was partially demol-
ished by the heavy wind which prevailed
yesterday. About half past eleven o'clock,
something near third OF the roof was
blown loose aid fell down into the body of
the structure. which is neat brick build
ing, smashing thing. generally. This dis
aster entails considerable loss on the con-
gregation of this church, but which, IL is
said. can be easily met.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28
art of war any time. 1t is now hard
" probable that we shall ever hear
the last Of Cadet Whitaker.

According to a well-grOunded re-
port, Sergeant Mason is really to have
a chance for his white alley. Judge
Advocate General Swain has, it Is
believed, set aside the finding Of the
court martial for certain Irregular
ties. And he ought to set it aside,
for more heathenish sentence was
never dealt out to any man. The
discipline of the army Is that of the
schOol-rOOm under tutor of the old
class, for the breach of which there is
no human excuse. The offender
might as well give up all hope at
once-as we read that the inhabitant
of Malacca, when he commits crime.
is so sure of merciless punishment
that he turns i'm desperation to slaugh
tering every one he meets in order
that he may be the sooner killed him
self. Ii Mason had Killed Gulteau,
he might as well have gone and hung
himself at once. for he would certain
lv have been shot. But inasmuch As
he could not have been bound over
before frontier justice of the peace
for firing on Guiteau-tor the very
good reason that the assassin was in
quite different part of the cell from
that where the bullet struck, and not
in range-he ought to receive some
thing less than punishment which
would hardly be meted out to the
grossest thief
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28
A Fact.

The Laclede Hotel. 81. Louis, is fast be-
coming the rendezvous for visitors from
Central Missouri 1t is the only tirst class
hotel i'm the city where the prices are grad
ed from 81 to s. per day and all modern inn
provements and conveniences enjoyed.
You will always find courteous proPrietors,
polite and affable clerks and attentive wal
tiers three
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28

-SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtherea and
Canker Mouth. For sale BY all druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

NBWT0WN NECk4 aNHE p A1s~s
Measrs. Editors ~ have been reading your
papey great deal o. late and must say hare
been very much pleased with The little cards
which Il contained
Many Of our farmers have finished piannne
tobacco and tlleir nsigbbors are IN greas
hurrv ureparinss their land Tor the next season.
Hownrd,s wharf win soon be 10 q condition
20 receive the steamer Sue.
There will be match game Of base bah BE-
twesn the Newton Neck and St. Clement
T3ny mines on Thursday, 9Th q June On the
farm Of n. III. Jones, ESQ. The contest i ex'
peeled 10 be very exciting and no doubt viii y.
largely atteaded.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

~. LhEMNNx'e Hat @4Ae p s@a%'
nmxa KHttcra 10y al g.i zssS - Ia = sains
- $1,000 frrsn sng long silence. fka4
8 :.'..s,,.s,..I -. e relate. ksz ekls d
- - enSr. - sHis amfafIr nsn1tea1es
s's.-..,'-'s -. l'is,, nss z..siksz irH
- 49, s,'e~ sf..l .IIar.srs q ~ al1ef.
80 ss.-s <f~,'.-1 rseFs fsT. Yes.<s1sF 1Iiz
.z-ss.s~ go srsrrs nri lne: to-sax s. g elas-
gsss~~ an4 aisnrreaahle. and s. Cd lask =
r. 81 not A IA n,lc1 bsiakls.
x /. - - s'.ss ~, r.,rl ,-safs1 s. gs<nr-
- - a,--,,.s..,....s e. tl.e rs1.eae rrne
- = = -a.,Ssns. 80 1850 grssk tie cora
- ..ls.s:. ~. .Ti.~ 1900 r.ren 4 stigI
- -. ,.@'s..~;.1 fr IL fss se.f feen 5ssinrn1 -
- ...--.. 80 ~ IT, i.infs minda which
-. - ;.s~@slsa 1sncn n isgsssea. xaknee0
j ! arsat rrsrnf resr,aias ri 10 - pimnlea:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

Juaees ssons and Brooke have agreed to
aOuoint i =. John W. Islk Of Upper AarlbO-
- CLERK Of The Circuit Court cf Prince
Georre's county, In place Of Mr.. VIM. 4. jar
49, fately deceased. Mr. Belt IL said 70 bs Q
cen,leman a higll standing in bis county en-
lows die rrpaaafion Of rare business quaiitca-
ss;eus. Il d merchant By profession, about 40
years Of eye and Is republican IN politics.
lie Il nov On visit TO Prince Frederick, where
~ Cont ss in session with view Of having
bis bond approved BY The Judges % that b
NAV enter Il once on the discharge Of his new
duties. 8
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

Can't. Geo. Thomas, Of this county, and NE.
somerv.lIe sOIlsrs, d. DAlssrl participated on
Saturday last on the field % Gettysburg In thu
twelfth annual reunion q the Murray Aeso-
citation, composed pf the enrvipprs q kpm-
pany H, First Maryland Infantry, ana Cona-
army. which Capt Murray commanded Capt
Mnrray was Killed at Gettysburg In 1868.
There are over thirty survivors Of the original
$50 members Of the two companies. and ti.irty
members attended the reunion. The new Of
fcers OF the Association are :-AcIlenry How
ard. president; Murfay Thornas and VIM. 7.
Thelin, secnsiaries; Or. John n. nonmonler
surgeon. and WIN. p. Zollinger, treasurer
II "a q rejection, We think, upon the patriot
ism and public spirit Of Company p q IN
same regiment, that its members have as Te
taken no steps 70 fornl . similar organization
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

Our neiwhbor. the Port Tobacco Times, II
its lest Issue. in enlogislic terms suggests -
mama of 1ohn W Mitchell. Esqrs Of Cnarses
connfr. a. 4 s,ifable eandids2a Tor ~ peea-
ti6n 81 kssotiase JUDE Cor this Judicial Ais-
sria 4 dosssioa whic6 will hare % g hilsa
Il She elseslon this IN, IS Judge Ford 9 term
OF oficeexpires at that time. While not Elsn-
ing fSsdslfsct oaeh9 from q q Altchell.s &c
tngnish aellitf and eng lasas .tlr.s - -
rosit.6n We cAhIiot support him for this noml-
nal5en while ne I now fkat the present incnu-
bent, Hon. RohcFi Ford, AsPlEes 10 Be his own
successor We have meveg spoken one woEa
On Ghis snbIecg 70 Judge Ford, but In 70 aaNa
ameBgimasi0n 40 we hold him, thaf unaoisHa-
I'd ~ 0gger hin our support shows any ofnsg
man that cen be aalle& for the position -
Ronfhnan gargiand. Not alone cut nf our per
laonal regard f0r this gentleman do We PRO
poss % SnppaKf him, but herause we knoH q
Is il eSsrg way lifted Tor the position Nnies
he n82 50 ably dllsand which be has honores
f6r The past fifteen years.
ChaFIEs eounkT h4s i1s years losel nonosss
~iah 4 Judge. AID IS to-day most ably repre-
eensed hy Judge Stone and while theke 9 =
believe. 10 constitutional objection e Inss
and Associate Judge coming rom .as San
county. Ne, nevertheless, do net th'Ak p
claims nararaoun4 10 lhose af either -. NARY
o. Calvert coanaies Who. though consiasnan
= mart ~ this Judicial district are nnrepreaNa'
"a o. tho Bench. We shall discuss this suole'
anore fully belors the Judicial uonvensio
meets here On The "a ef October - = iFsoef'
Gsseas.
Cur esteemed neighhor, the Tsaacs, u 3 20
tative article Justly landatorF @ ne &c
John q. Mitchell. calls upon the pEs7s
fhe e.irenff L. rise above local feelings and p
sonaI nrefercncos; and endorse him 1of 9
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

mr. SONS mishap, Il present unexplainsd' The
Nor,hern aud Baltimore mail rniasea cpnnee-
dion with our county on Tuesday lass. ana
49,, aase ihsn Gopdny. For - editor to
=. 5-nrived az the s.daiIies," Oh the day pre-
.sai,c uuhliration, Is almost e gfRaSe De-
,',;vss;au AZ 10 BE- defranded Of his segulaI
go nis al dinner. v ben both mil6ortunei
ali together, e. vas the case with us Q.
Taeedsv. II ought 70 surprize nobody nat
ne wriie this week in ne 40 liable tenpex-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

lPusll.A.a y AusAe.isy-l


- a,.... ga a,,,nower
- rs~,,s,w.sensnsaearn Of
Saint Marvss County. 90 pr0lecf
- gx.-....t.- v,~v,s.sr.tw and Cnun-
- 80 p s frnyn the effects al
fire, b. eziecunE an ins.aaAsSS 4 -.
the nronartv and providing mre
.s-.,szr &c.
~ .aa....c. .,-.s A..
Szz7se1 @se..a. $500 60.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

a-Iti Is no use 70 try 70 get better eiosh
inc. newer STYLES, more Substantial work
nicer fitting garments, more for your money
or ANYTHING else in the shape Of bargains Q
fne Treatment, than Is offered By the reliable
ana old established house Of q. n Oehm
Son. 23o " Pratt street. through 70 % Han
ever street, Balhmore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08
......-s - sfrarsaerFv wantivnl.

Ceme0Nt 80
There win BE- Concert ana Strawberry
v..,,vel under tie auspices of The ladies y
$3.50 u. church. - Matthew'S FOL
= A. B ehermAnsine'A On saturday
80 l7th Instant. 1t o'elctA. ~ -
49, nroceeds are lor the benett q ~ Church
Ne trurt De pebble wiil rezzehd liosfally.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08
BLATDfOUD, FOWLER GO.
Commission Merchants
Cor the sals %
Yslasss. Grain. EIsur. We'd ana Tauils R't
luds,
crATE OF MARYLAND.
ExncuTsvs nRpaasmxxg.
Annapolis. April - sea.


Whereas, by shs General Asssnhlg ~ Ne
session az 1850, Chapter 4ais - Aes Va
passed entitled ''An Act 70 amenf sees.ea
fve o. Article four o. she CUnstIinfIen 81 ~
STATE az MARYLAND, relating 70 re eieetica -
the Jndgrs. Of sbe several Courts, ~ TIE ctale
AZ therein provided; And Whereas ~ AHile
Gle IL, Hes. ] % the Conssilutions The 0oss
ernor u required by pubIIeation % naake
known 20 the people Of ihe State. she pE0pcgs
N Amendment 10 be voted On, which nmA&
publication was daily made ~ Fsqaiseds
And whereas ri the electios hsld Oh she
eighth day Of November, 1881, the psnple 81
this Stats did adopt lhe PROPOSED anaemdmens
of the consfisnli0n rs appears By tae eleeiioA
returns on Gle In he Executive DepaEimenis
s4.7e0 having been cast loF the adopslo1 g
/ The proposed amendment 70 The Consninuon
and 1888 VOTES east against tie snid amsna-
i ment
And whereas DE snid Assifie II. sectien
AZ he Constitution rcquiFes fhat ihe sai.
amendment o. amendments havIag recsivea
said mejoFty u vofes, % have been a1opss.
by the People a. part q said Consissusaon 9
Now. therefore /. WILLIAM +. HAMIl.
TON. Governor az tie SsASe Of &aFyAnn4s ~
l ~ flsfs wv Prnrlamaai0n naake kn0wn 80
declare tflaa the msmendmens ~ the C0nshssm
ston proposed b. Aei q ths 0eneEai A@.M
bly a the session Of 1885, CheTtnr AIs -
!: been Adopsed By the Faopls q AaFyiana -
part o. the ConssigmIion oEths Dis.e.
II Na1s A.rsa ~ nv hand and allxsd q
HIS Gfeat SEAL of he State ei Aafylan'
~ the City 81 Aannpolis, % -
~i 7sth day 81 April, ts the yees
81 our Lord ons shous4ud elEnt %
i Ared and eiRhfg-ewo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08


The Concert ana Festival for the benefit Of
81 Aloysius' church, haretofOre advertised 10
Our eOlumss, eams olFat Che Society 3 Hall on
Tuesday exsnlng last. The audience was not
Is .arre Is Hs bad hoped, being ccnaned, with
! lew.exsepsiOna. 70 sls einzsnsof the village
and sursounding country, but small as It was,
a made up ID appreciation what l. lacked IN
numbers. Tbs entersainmsaE commenced with
= tablsaa rspseseniing fairies. presided over
nv iistla Msgnohssss Moore % Quesp- Her
attendants we're ihe listle gsFls o. Che village
and vicInity. This really presented . fairy
like picture and was much applauded. The
program oe she ConseFt We give below
TahIeau. Fairy scene; Chorus Oh Haste
.1rimson Morning. Lucia di Lammermoori
Duel-The Watches Elonsc Young Nan, Pc
uience; Song and Ehofpn-Iake henfs =
rates Of Pcnnhce; Instrumental Dees5 soAz
and Chorus Modern Major Genera l.lfsse.
Of Penzance; Chorus The Sai.or nsIss
PinafoFe. Dnet-From Our Merry swiss Homo
Glover: Song and Chorus all on Account
Eliza, Billee Taylor; Song and Chorus
When the Ross Come Again. French ans
Rnssly.
The siERing was rendered In an accompiisn
ed style and brought forth many sneorss. 80
Katie Camalier furnished the piano accom-
9usimeats. Our space wih nct allow -
mention particular singers or faxeriie Fiees'
but we can say that the Concert was niue
enjoyed BY al. AFTER the Concert the be
was cleared for dancing, and tables were 9
ranged on the stage from which Eefreshmea
were served. An praise, and TO this we col
pie our cOngratulatiOns. which should begiv'
20 the ladies who had the entertainment
charge, for to their sxsrtipnss despite q
ANAL audience, i the church indebted Tor .
handsome sam which was rsaliEed.
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TLodGl oorrsspsaasass.l
d. eL.alsI's 8AT. Jans :. peg


Ne.srs Editors ;--Sinee mr. last eommunl-
.easion. re have been having very snssasaE-
snr weather for The farmers though htsle
eael lsr the SEASON. The rain % THURSDAY
esarsea them n planting their tohseco crop.
Corn crops ace looking very prosperous - snas
hane the Feetival win b success and
/ ehst tkose mho attend will bare nleas.nt
| sime. seiss IN. n. n nQw IN - eoansgi sac
4 -rsen;Sfnv most 81 her Time ae Bay View
/ ~ hope she win give Al hes old aoquaini-
ances 8 call before refnrning.
I've We vsrres s. saw he measles rsabagt 70
tsls boston Of Bediam Neck
The CAPT. has had his store painted oy Ar.
Ben Abel. of Leonardiown, one e TIE nfsl-
/ eIass l.ainiers In the county BE Was vssy
/ atlensfve and gave many sweet smiles g y.
4 vonnr ladies Is they came - paEchase "a
Capt e pretty goosls.
Considering che busy ssasons there nas nesl
= larwe attendance AZ onr SCHOOL.
ar. Paarett aud wife have been spen1inl
/ nnnae time In she connty.
AL ana anxious 10 attend the procession =
! / 81 Joseph's On Thursday nexts hope y va
= s'' 4 IzrzEs GsaL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

snaNS. -Lo-as nssesia'sd % Real ..
81 ssruriiy ~ IOw Faie 81 Interest sos ~
Us. p. MORGAN, Attorney.
k.eenardtonn, Nd
sanl IS. lsat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

A beantiful estate. sitaafed wikhin ore mile
~ 81 Leoaardfown. contain
sn@ $50 ACRs.s ogIand, uiih IDA
leree UNWILLING and all me- 3&f
CESAR OUTHOUSkS-
rs acres Of arabic land, bal
s~nRrn. ance il TIMBER mostly CHEST
NUT. This estate for many years
belonged to the late Ssephen Hay-
den and Il now owned BY Chas, ".
-ann~ HasdeA. TIE lana Il In . high
state of cultivation, TIE whoIe tract viii b
80 or = portion thereof 70 snif purrimsers
ire hounes with porlion will be sold o.
portfoa without the houses. Teems easy and
wll b made % suit puFchasers. Apply q
CHARLES Y. HAYDEN,
% the premiees. Or
10. r MORGAN, Astys
LeonardtoWn, Nd.
June /, lssa-a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

Whv Is Ii that everybody cozues 70 tie Big
Brown Sisss 10 traaea Bseanse they can buy
aoods cheaper than AR other place in Ames-
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DWELLING.

ine BARNS and ali necessary 0UT-bui
INGS. The land l. in 8 high state Q! cult
walton. and q portion Of Il - wsli eel IN vai-
,,ahle chestnut and other sinabegs
Tha fmnfovernenaB On @ketirementss Inc
adjoining tract, consist q . good
DWELLING
and the necessary 0UT-BUIkniN0S, and tne
roil Il well adapted 70 the Re0ductian o. me
aiapIe crops OF the county.
nPt. Trent Marsh end r.. Hickory hoi-
toni Z located In the ord elseiion district on
the road leading 70 Andrews Churehs about
a. miles from Lleonardiowa, and g improyee
81 comfortable DWELLING and the usual
0uT-BUILDINGS A Largo portion Of THIS
land Is well set IN PINE TN Der yaiuao.s
Tor cord wood and The arnble land u IN iaii
condition and susceptible Of impfoyement
Thn Inst named sFnct--lhg Deaf Homestead
ia located il the 9Th election district, tm'
4 medinselv on the line Of the Southern Mary
Land railroad. The improvements consist
4 good EWEssLING, now somewhat ouI 2
rrDair. 4 fne BARN and the usual OUL \
BUILDINGS. This property isspeelaily VA
unble COZ the large quantity OF Ghessnu'
pine and Other simbers upon Il.
TIT above described lands compose Al %
real estate Of which the late B. !. A'Iell dse
| seized and possessed. and 1arg sold Tree Al
I'elear o. slia widows 9ovess
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

,---s-,~sreI mmfereaans ens'
r..sr.ousrasoua Miassreis VIII givn ap
.., 80 a shs cssas Milla Of Thpr.day,
sho lstb instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-08

We are hcnnd to anismsrrhandising q
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