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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16
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In Baltimore cir. On the evening Of March
9Th. 1852. q dipthsris, CARRIE 1El ESTE.
age9 years and HDutlss, youngesi eliild 81
J. q. Azand A. &. Els,hson
There in lhe Stepherdie hosom.
bite as lhe drifisd saaw.
Is the little lamb We missed one morn
From she household n0,k besuw =
In Washington eits co uarrh Iss lega. a 4
2P. IN, JOHN >DUTHET. o.aly con az Jrtnir
Harden and CharAks G. Parker, aged seven
months.
Died. az the residence az DR.. John NJ
Bfopse, 90 the 9Th instant. MARGiE SON
ERFTLLE youngest child a. Thomas ana
Enma T. BEomw, In the Bed yesg Of hes nee.
Although we know that he iilfle flower
has esen trans lanfed 70 bloom In q hirer
garden stillif i 80 hard Tor those who have
= telstd snd tended il 80 long and fenderff "a
yield up flower % rare and tseanfiinl
She Eas ths pride ~ ihs honsi,oid ana re
IDOL Of Der paFrnls, Cor well she might h.
snee We have never knoWn me - younx 4,
be Possessed cf sRch rare qaAliifies % heart
and mind
SHE hes passed from this world of safSerfn~
sad care, and Oh I how roaeoling Il must Il
= Der dssofed lmFents that she now dweIFs
miih the Angels in Heaxem. these esesinr -
Der prayers ~ them Rsnamler tlnf
.sshe . not dad : he child ~ oar nfYeetiun.
4at gone npfo lhak seho0t
Whsrs she 70 losgeF assd. onr peer prs.ec-
-finn,
Ana Chrin hinssli sssh ruls.p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16
[LocaF Correspondents. ]

UHANY4C0. No. MmRrh n lnaQ
ue.srs. Editors Items ar I.,erss, -. ~.
or scarce IN thss section = inre.eu, -.
have eeue-aIlx finished ..ed;nv ,l.;;, ,o,,.r.,
beds and are pushing with .nevvx ,,,.;,s.-.,;..
operations. The whea. eron eo.,;nu.. 80
promising. Roads are ;s;urovsr~ ~, =.
still In desperate condi,ion IN ,nanx ,,l....
Much disappointment, ana .o.,. ;,c.,-..
nience has BEEN exnev;ene.A ~ ~. ,,.,,,,. :,
consequence AZ d. ss.a,ner 81. a.,s.;.- -
sr.. trim 10 40 lac . aa,e !. u.r~h ls.h
IN. opoo.;,i.n 10 shs I'm ~ $50. an
.,on an,hor;ziny ,l... cou.,v con.;..,o..-.
10 f.eus bes.ds far Gao ooo s.,,,.r. - II So
erul.
ne r..a .w;sa .le... .,--,~ "a $50, a.
acroun, = ,he - 80 .,n.ll;.. s.,.,.s,.
that h.. v;.;,sa an, go. go. - $50,
in she aes,ruc,;oa nv a.. ~ h.- ,,;,e;,,..,
county tos5. pf;nee krsssy;rk 'Ths hes,sos
This commuu,sv ~oes cat n sxupa,bv a ~,
dia,resa,a hr.,sr... +, mi. ,l,s;,.ad x;s;,..;o.
and re, trus. ssh.v NAV r;.e snp-r;or - ,l,s;,
u,sssorsun..
learn ain .a.u..r. .sat C,e, lame. r
Herber. hns bee. s,,esessf.,l n ri. con,,., w;,h
Senator R;an. g, pol;., eau,.,,..,.,,.- or,,.,-
timore eitv. III. r.-nl. wIIl n 1870 ~;, -,
low nv A.. n.nx gS;.,,d. 81 a.. s:..sr.n..s
win give great s.,l.s.e,ioa % : maIori,y ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

TIL NEw DEAL.-It seems there
kss been ! nea dealin Maryland dem
orratic politicm ccrnan bee whirlsd
avay Hamilton and Mayor Whyte has
been absorbed By Brother Cotton
HenceloFsh Cotton ard GoEman viii
ifaee aash other a. enemies, With the
Govsflaz hnd iha Mayaz q Iieutsa-
anss: Where Heating and Compton
are e beloand i sot re- rspogted. -
Hines bas pitched bis lines with he
Baltimore party. And -. tie circls q
she great Round Table has been bro
ken, and scattered are it, knights Or
i hostile stray. the one against the
other and bssl Of eli. the democratic
party Of Maryland Is o. its last leas.
Fcd bellows il, 10 dsubE. Well. keep
o. believing i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

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A. w;sh..,, So h>..s ;....ss :. ~ - az
euae,m.p. a. ! s,rinrsns and sslusarv Law.
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l.r.ar. i. sl,owea a.a resn;rea = aeeen, w>,f
..rs,s.s .,a,.e. a-.;n@s an eanntv A nav seat
AZ ,.r.z IN sheir respeesirs dissriess. ana fhen
,.,, ,,rer sl.e r,si.us 10 the eonusy sreasurer.
Il woula iudeea H. |. great hardship 70 reousre
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non ne hsAsansF wess ne u.'ea1 - Msa' sss-
&c With the ccliecier near honse- Bat this
wonld be one of tise blessings Of the bin now
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iaWs @ one ihaA simperiecuy exssaieos ~ .
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i, for granted that snv dissatizfacsion that
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

THAT SYnn1cArE-1-Ths Baltimore
6Ru Il generally very accurate il ii
alAyeme1Aa. but We believe It has kesr
cangb mapping il reporting that 4
syndiests exists in The Senate Of Ma.
Tyland. consisting Of eleven demo
czstg and Eve repnblieans, and thai
u pnrpoae substantially i. to rejeci
sqsh of the Govsrnor's selections fol
Oaes. 20 may not suit the member.
=pernpnally and hsvsthem replaced by
oaherl more acceptable. Such an ar.
tangsmant prssuppOsss an oblitsra-
ton pf 81 party lines and obligations
aqd eansscaTcsly prove acceptable 70
tbs great buK Of either party, because
it.is - arrangement clearly not for
party but for personal ends. We are
sure at least that the mass Of the de-
snocracy cannot b brought to sane
ticEI either the syndicate itself or its
reported purpose. What this .exaeGs
Ofia democratic Governor and a dem.
Ocratie Senate is the appointment and
confirmation Of democrats, not repub-
licans, and Of the democrats, not dis
organizers Halso pre-supposes the
democratic Senators to be iRnorart Of
thevaDtage ground they occupy. They
have butte hold together to dispense
with the necessity Of coalitions with
republicans and to turn. down every
improper appointment that the Gov
ernornsaysssnd 20 them. Tfthey dis
agseeasEo these appointments, one Sen,
ator antagOnizing and another defend
ing an. appOintse. the fairest and the
only way 70 settle the dispute is e
invoke a caucus and abide in good
faith by its decision.
Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

Dun ToBAcco INSPECTION Laws
Albeit the most earnest remonstrauce
Of the great majority Of tobacco grow
srs in Maryland against the abolition
Of or interference with. our present
mode of tobacco inspection. and the
ELOQUENT and able protests Of their
true representative men in the Legis-
lathse, ID begins 70 look a. if the sys-
TEN were doomed. Already the news
paper organs Of the tobacco buyers in
Baltimore are cOngratulating their
patrons that the compulsory feature
Of the system il dead, whatever else
may survive. Both the Mudd and
BOdd bills provide for this funeral
Of the two we think We prefer the
latter. 1t pulls the tree upsby the
roots. whilst the bill Of the Charles
county Statesman merely hSckIes the
body q lops off limb. Asa speedy
death j. preferable to . lingering de-
cay. give % the Bond bin, we say. If
you ive DIS anything. We have the
right, however, to Be let alone. This
tobacco matter is our affair and not
that Of Baltimore city or Of Western
and Eastern Maryland. Under the
iudicious management Of the present
inspectors, not dollar ssg the public
funds has been taken 10 support the
warehouses. The planter Is willing
that the State ahalI Be exempted for
eli time to come from All liability 70
assist these warehouses. It's our az
fair, We repeat. and not that Of an
otha From ne wafer freight 10 the
Oulsgs. every dollar of expense. d.
rectly or indireetly. i barns by the
planaar. and il i oar concern fun
faiahhal inspections produce rscla-
nations and reclamationa damages
against as. Tho same i trus of dis
criminstiens which are claimed to Be
madt y the buyers against our to
bacco because 1t i inspected under
cur State system. These buyers pub
licly assert that they buy our tobacco
upon q heavy margin 10 cover antici-
patesl losses khieh may arise from the
difference ii quality between the sam
pie they buy b and tho hoeshead Il
Is intended to represent. Well. out
Of whose pocket comes this marginal
tariff The planter loses Ii Ana
ssill the buyer is not happy. nor win
he ever b. until be accomplishes the
sale a. our soharso Warehouse ahd
thus dsprives rs of the privilege; 81
free storage. Bad onf system of|
tobacco Inspection may bs: but upop
whom does the evil. il etil there y. |
fAll2 Not upon tue State nor upon |
the aon-aohaeeo raiser her upou tl,e /
buyer Initials upon dnyboav. Il |
falls apon she planter. He pays the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16


TAG PoToMAc BOUNDARY LINE
We ind the following communication
in the Daily Sun Of the 18th instant
from Richmond correspondent Of
the paper. II win be seen that Il
strongly favors the closing Of the Poto-
mac TO the oyster drsdgersand earnest
" fayors the passage of tha,act now
pending before our Legislature to OBJ
tain the same. The Baltimore drede-
ing interest appears however to Be
thoroughly aroused and it IS not nm
likely that it may command influence
enough 10 secure its defeat. How
ever this may DO, oar immediate rep
resentatives should stand TO the in
terests Of their county and the tong
ers.
'sThe act 70 define the boundary line
and designate the headlands and to
give concurrent jurisdiction over the
waters Of the Potomac has become a
law, 50 far a. Virginia i concerned,
the Governor having signed the bill
of Monday. 9Th, inst. Ard now when
this bill. the joint work Of the eo.1-
mittees Of The Maryland ana Virginia
Legislatures, and unanimously agreed
to By them. shall have passed the
Maryland Legislature an become q
law, there viii have been settled, aud
forever determined, q question that
has agitated the two sister Common
wealths for more than one hundred
years During thar lime the disputed
question has given rise to as much
strife and contention, and not unfre-
Qnently to acts 81 lawlesSness and
murder. a. was won't to have been
done in the adebatable land between
England and Scotland. And now
may re pat hope that an end Of this
IL scar That lhe Maryland Leeisia-
tsre viii accept. and - promptly dis
pose 81 the nlasfer q has been done
b. this Commonwealth Virginia,
against whom che award was made by
the commissipnsFs Dlack and jenkins.
but who. neyeEthele. secspted, and
BY act aolemhly ratified the. accept
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

1lemzs. E.oss Met having seen
any nofice s. tie Eekccz IL regard
~ What sidnr - alGssnf Ad I
dnSs by jos 8 AllA&6h. State
Ssator m al MaFSe. an II ziew'
e tie fa4I tf his reT2krks ~ knnF
'q1ez give The soeiafed Pres
Club Al Ms and have been % high
y extolled IS different State papers.
the romplimeni 81 speaking frst hav-
inR been naeazded him, as well - for
the further I6cE that We fssi inst
pride i u i'sf c0ncerns st. Marys.
We herews onEl1ee kyn0pEiA -
well "a We can rec0lIect. Of his speech
s. ihat OCCASION. which us feel sure
wili be xeaa rib Fleasnus ed gssaiS
6eati0n by hiu manY friends and ad-
miEeFa.
6entlenen and memheEs 0f the As
pociated prsM Club DC Ninrylan -
Emanatine - Do from that spot
where LANDED tie piIgrim Fathers
from that count1. s. Marys. the
mother 0f the grand old Common
wealth Of Maryland. upon whose
shores was frst erected TO the admir-
Ing gass q is people Of this conti-
nenk the standard Of civil and reli-
gioua liberty. Il i but natural that |.
above most olhsrs. should feel : pure
pride in oil tkat concerns this our ma
live State.
! do not deem Il necessary 10 this
eoRneofion kof.fhs natural re-
sources. e pnf sovereign Common
wealth. to dwell upon her natural adj
vantages or to exaIt her above other
sovereign powers, but I do feel that I
would BE- recfsknt 60 this call-recre-
ant to the feelings Of this Association
-recreant to the people whom have
the honor 10 represent-recreant az
the representative Of old st. Mary's.
and recreant to the honest promptings
Of my own heart, If did not refer to
the fact that, in point Of social and
intellectual development, Maryland
ranks with the Empire State Of this
our glorious Union.
The press. which this Association
represents. and in the interest Of
which this banquet is given--the free
anu OnniPOsent Press--nas ever been
regarded BY our people as the sacred
bulwark of our religious cad pofitieal
rights
Inc press iafhe great educatorof the
masses. Il Il ever marching onward,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

Cs'MMUxicATED.
vessrs. Editors:-Puhlic attention IL he
ing d,reetsd 40 the at,.np, 10 have enacted =
law nnthorixsug The Coanty t;ozasaia.ion~rs
~ ~. Marr's 10 issue county ho.,ds 10 the
amount az go. 600. and while the afIen,,, e
very pe..er.,IlF condemned. hear of li,tie or.
,niz.d Effort a, stu, the afr.ir AZ the ur,-a.s.
s,are
fife ioteresss Involved are The tax-uarf.e
Interests. ard tl,ose have 90, been 90, 'ssiteS
hnt have rasl,er b. sou,eu,,,t,,os,slv ieno "A
Lirh ~ isseis q enough 10 r..ndemn she al.
te,nnt A REPRESENTATIVE of ,I,e c,uptv has
af,esnnsed a, E,eten MON l,s a drIt a. S31 ooo
wishen, having In any wsy sal e., ste,,s a., as.
certain what the wishes Of those mainly in
,eresied might he on the salsiert. In thia he
has ex eeded the plain. though UNIV ritten.
duties If his p,ssisjon.
a l. d .fIiruII 20 discuss this question. with
the iieht az present afforded us. exrepi a IN
general principles, lui IL 10 20 be reradem J, q
even in that light alone.
The main bill simply provides Cor the issu
Of the bonds in an amount not to exceed $780,
900. that shey are 20 he npplied Ito meat ,ke
expenses Of he count, % bear ,~r ' ,e NJ
inierest. tlayahle seni-annuallyl. tim, thr
Londs stall haze 30 years 10 run ana shat
they shall be free from, All taxa,iou-e tas.
county and nun ri,,sl. such l. he Hill ~
all its provisions
Al supp emenlary bin providrs ,ha, IN.
clerk OF The Board Of Comfy t,ummis sIo,.,.r.
shaII ae.t a. ,he .iis,urs;n s,l,,rr .g1I,.
AZ sai.rv an n ono she ronn,, erss Go
n,vinv over 10 lin = nd he "a he ,',rs;ss a.
wlIlm due. This il mixing ~ du,irs |. IA
responsibilities with vengeance The co",-
ty oues 10 M. Ford cav Tor example <e0o
To " HON can he lock. IN legal riew. for raw.
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lCOrrespOndence Of the Beacon. ]


~r~~@%e =
Since we last wrote, che much dis
cnssed tobacco bill, the chief feature
of which strikes out the compulsory
clause ofthe present inspection system,
has been adopted by the House and
viii receive the attention Of the SEN
ate in a few days. As this measure
has been most thoroughly discussed
pro and con by your readers, we pre-
fer to make no comment upon it, but
will simply remark that the bin will
probably fail in the Senate, though.
should it be passed by this body, the
Governor viii undoubtedly endorse it.
The Senate compromise bill intro
duced by Mr.. Bond is not meeting
with much favor. notwithstanding its
author is very industriously canvas
sing for it.
The Wife Beating bill is quite a
novelty in the shape Of hymenial leg
islation,- and while at first it was re-
garded more as Joke than otherwise,
IN this way it passed the House with
little or no opposition, but it met with
much earnest resistance in the Senate.
It, however, finally passed with some
slight amendments, which Decessitates
its return to the Horse. We would
be very glad to faver this measure,
but female acquaintance of ours has
already given us notice that If this
bill becomes a law, the broomstick
will trot around the house promiscu
ously without regard to distractions.
The triumph Of Gen. Herbert over
Senator Bians for the position Of Po-
lice Commissioner, clearly demon
strates the fact that Messrs. German.
Cotton & Co. have dissolved partner
ship. Perhaps never before in the
history of the State did such spirited
campaign prevail as did the one Just
closed. The two recognized leaders Of
the democratic party drew swords,
not against the common enemy as in
former times. but against each other.
Gen. Herbert's cause was championed'
BY Mr. Cotton ano Senator Bans by
Dir. German. The advantage that
Gen. Herbert had over Senator Bians
was in the fact that the formers Con-
federate record was better than that
Of the latter. 1t is really good thing
20 be able to boast of having been 4
Confederate soldier when asking Of
fee Of the Maryland Legislature. We
do not think that Senator Bians can
boast Of anything but having been
hard working mechanic aeA Of work
ing himself up to the presidency Of
the Elk Ridge Railroad and from
thence TO the State Senate, and all
these positions he has filed with much
credit to himself Senator Bans bears
his defeat bravely. as was evidenced
By the manly manner In which he
nominated Gen Herbert before the
joint convention. But we must not
deceive ourselves in believing that the
war ends with the defeat Of Senator
Bians Cor Police Commissioner. Obi
no. Mr. Bannon left this firm over
two years ago, and the result OF this
struggle establishes the fact chat the
once powerful political triune is no
more, and each Of these magnates.
with minds conscious Of rectitude, will
begin their lives anew,
The Legislature Is dragging is weary
length along. and very soon the ga
vels viii fall, and / fear much too soon
los those who have not clean records.
Many no doubt gFill Be greeted with
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~ The vote for police commission
er in the democratic caucus on We'd
nesday. stood A8 for General Herbert,
80 for Senator Bans. and blank.
Gen. Herbert received % Of the q
votes from Baltimore. Senator Bans
voting blank Tt was. contest be-
tween the two candidates, both OF
them publicly declaring that they ran
on their own merits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

~ In the compromise settlement
by Mount So Mary's College with its
creditors the entire indebtedness is
liquidated and the receiver dismissed.
The College is now in possession of
its rights and franchises, and enters
upon a career more encouraging than
ever before.
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Hats, Hats.
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Messrs. Rslinrs--P,ea.p .r.,.... a..
Of Nr JOHN III LRAcu - -, sa - 49,
eandidate Tor semf 4. - Ho,,.s ~ 49,
seniAiires Of ihs next 1eneral xs'..ss.. :,
Maryland. p
Feb .. issa. s-AAs-ss
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armerss Rriead PIowsand cassfnrn. -.
eFscksburg make, A Laureaeess BE.
brown StoFeand ~ Faeferv.
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ALABASTINE!

ron FINISHING WALLS Ann CEILINGS.
- the most darsble and economical mn,erfal
knowB. II Is . vnIuahle discover snA !.
rapidly supersedinR Kmls0mine ana other
Eaii nn.sh Manufactured In 4 Tnr;e,r a.
ceAptilni iints, aud cnn he applied by snv
one u not tov sale IL your neirhborho..d
send 70 SEELEY BROS. 1e FeieraI ss,ssa
Bo.lons Mass Tor sample card and sessinso.
hseis. Azrrh 8. laxz-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

Qae crossing witk fhe Rgnxar. Axis Grents
viii last swp weeks all others Rw0 or ghrae
days. TRY i u Fecs1ved frst prensium as
&c Ceniennial end Paris ExPosi gioB.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of 81 Mary's Coanty, Set:
Feb. -. 1854. Al
HRDERED by the Court, That wm. n.
Pembroke. administrator az
BENZ. PEMBkOEE,
late OF Sc. MaFy's county. Nd deceased, give
lie notice required nv law 70 the decsassd's
cre.sisors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
same he published once week Tor SIX saeees-
sive weeks in the ST. MaEy's BEACON
Test JOmN -. AneEA,
Register Of Wills for 81. MarY's county.
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St. Mays seaccn
LEoNARpTONA, Nd.

EnrnspAr noRxlse. n..sh ls.A, lsss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

Marxh issh. |
olhnr prpcessliE
Last wnlasa 4
YES hlsd nF pr
Jmins rounw ~
ceased. The ca
EhsEmansine e
nsaaslne. 20 tlle
Baltimore Fssn
!. Maman Ds.
easter. rssssd E
D. Lancaslsr,
IN. Deaf. exc
amInNi and pa
cemhs. auardi
arss serenns as
chiidren of Jas
wall J, Parry I
Downs. The q
day, March sis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

In pursuance o. the above order, hereby
giye notice that | have obtained from the Or
llhans' Court OF 81. Mary eounty, Maryland,
e tiers Of administration on che personal es-
tate OF BENZ Pembroke, late OF said county. de-
7censed. All PERSONS having claims against
the said decreased arr hereby notified 20 exhib-
IL the same with the proper voucheEs attached
thereto TO the subscriber, on or before the
18th dty Of Aug, 1882. they will Otherwise
by law be excluded from the benefits Of The
said estate. AL persons indebted 10 the de-
erased are requested 20 make immediate pay
ment 10 the subscriber.
WI. r. PEMBROKE,
AdininlsiiatoF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

In releFsnee 4
heirs OF the laisI
the salary Wild
end Of bis terri
Maryland ssnal
tor AiIsson. of /
dsTendsai ssais2
for the mymss
her O. she fan
aoy mssnber d
laIioa 20 the n l
IL waa aIaen klE
.,,..,
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the DC
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16
NnTIfR.

In pursuance Of the ADORE order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phaus' Court Of 81 Mafy's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate u Thos X. Langley, late Of said county,
deceased. All persons hHvisg claims against
The said deceased are hereby notified 20 ey-
hil.it the sane with the proper vouchers ai-
teched tEereto TO the subscriber, On or before
the 18th day Of Aug. 1852, they will othst-
~ise by las be excluded from The lRns6is 81
the said estate All prisons inds bted 20 The
deesastd are requested 10 make imHediaie
pay ment to the suhscril er.
D. HARRIS CANALsER,
AdminislTatoF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16

aller the expiration Of she life estate a Nsrv
A. TurkeF, .sidsw, IN same.
The said property l. located 10 ihe ssh siee-
lion district IL Ss. MnFy's county aud 4 N.
same o. which 1he le n. Alexander Clarks,
died seized and possessed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16
1851 Acres, more o. less,

sahjees 20 ~ anunity 81 Sleo % narr
farker, widow; also F*mainder interest IA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16


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