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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02

struck something AMI turned round 10 scs
what il WAS This piece oi curiosity on
the par, Of the sled prcyented me from
finding out whether she was OF not aud had
tendency 10 entirely disarrange my plans.
was 80 intent on getting down the bill
Tia, when the slod turned round did not
let that make any difference with me. !
had advertised TO 60 down the hill aud 30
| went Ny companion with a delicate
poli,eness that shall never cease to ap'
preciate, followed on after me, her move
ment reminding me OF Ruth's words
"Whithcr thou goost ! will 90,
There is little rule in philosophy that
when velocity ceases attraction will cause
body TO fall 10 the ground, II works the
same way with two bodies even though
one of them is OF the feminine gender, II
did not make any exception of our case.
Ny velocity, ,ceased about twenty-five feet
from where left. the sled aud suddenly
sat down ON the snow, Nature has kind
ly arranged portion OF our anatomy cs
pecially TO sit down on but sometimes
when in great hurry we do not use 1t. ]
neglected TO do SO on this occasion and
instead sat down on the back OF my neck.
As took my seat thought ! saw com.
ct coming towards me- II was different
from anything had ever seen before. II
was clothed in soft white light :and ap.
peared to wear)a pair OF striped stockings
| had scarcely time to contemplate the
beauty of the heavenly phenomenon and
wonder if perchance it might be proto
plasm evolved from millions of molecules,
when the head OF the thing struck mo in
the stomach and knocked the astronomy
and wind all out of me. My arms me-
chanically shut together like apair OF ice
tongs and embraced a hundred and some
odd pounds of the charmingest bit OF fem
ininity and dry goods that ever wore
crimps
drew her head from my stomach and
filed up the hole with snow and ended up
the fair one and asked her if she did not
think her parents would be anxious about
her if she stayed out any later; and she
said she had thought OF the same thing
heraelf, and when we meandered home un'
der the soft light Of the mo"", "e ala hoi
talk of love, and flowers, and things, but
.aoh one wondered whether we would be
good for anything again, and whether II
would be worth while to try and live any
onger. Our parting at the gate was as
short as a soda cracker.
| have carefully read the obituary motto
IS since then to see if my fair one has died
| have walked by the house to see il there
we're grape on tho lOoi uut have not
,alled to inquire for her health. ! have
i foreboding that hereafter there will be
,oldness between us, for that bob sled
made breach in our friendship wide
enough to drive load of hay through.
| do not wish to say one word in dispar-
lgement of sliding, but wonld enforce on
ny gentleman friends this precaution. BE.
ore inviting your girl to ride en- bob sled
earn how to steer Sit up nights and
practice, but if you value her friendship, |
lon't fail to thoroughly understand bob
,led before extending an invitation to her
10 slide with you. Befas JomnM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02

teacher iinds himself trammellel, hy the
expectations ot his employers The teach
er who would I've lees Of "a machine whn
would like TO take time 10 DO some thor
ough Thinning and 10 develop Tho men aud
women Of the future gets no opportunity
He must bring the largest possible crop -
arithmetic and geography at the end OF the
wear, All bis better work oi building the
character will count for nothing with The
''Boafd Then there arr hobby riders.
seeking 10 drive into the already crowded
oours" some special study Tho arts ~
design are often useful in business way
and therefore drawing shall be universally
e,acted Of the pupils Music is charming
at home, therefore the vocal teacher mus,
have place, ln one considerable city
wealthy merchant in the board OF eduea
tion, who found telegraphy valuable IN his
own Office. has succeeded in putting every
boy and girl in the town TO clicking tele
graph keys.
But no matter what is put into the
course il is rare that anything is taken
ont The sohoolmaster finds no place on
which to stand His individuality is utter.
ly repressed He is mere cog wheel IN
great machine. He sinks down al last 10
the level medioeri,y which machines al.
ways produce, he becomes hearer of les
sons, a marker OF registers, a worker for
examination week. II is not chiefly his
fault that he docs not do higher work.
There is hardly space for il and there is
no market for it. = Century.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02

yours is Jane r., and Miss tladdock she
sent !, up 10 me, OF course ! thought
twas kinder bold in Joe 10 offer himself 10
me, Use been 80 cool 10 him lately, and
hs'nt given him any encouragement a, ALL
but. just 10 show him that hant no VI
will against him, | wrote and told him
Ia have him yesterday, he requested sn
i'm IMMEDIATE answer, you see, but was ovc
TO 'Bijah's bis boy is sick with the meas
les and didn', get til night before last,
then ma sent IL over 10 me. Deacon Simp-
son got your mas letter last night and
came over TO see me to-day, in dreadful
pucker He wants woman OF mind to
oversee tha, gre4, nice house of his, and
look after them dear little children, and
was surprised 10 think you and your ma
though, ho wanted such a frivolous child
as you. OF course you won't say anything
about my writing TO Joe, and ] shall keep
the mistake you made about the deacon
secret to the grave.
But have you seen Joe2 How do yon
know about itY questioned Jennie breath
lessly.
oh, yes was over 10 Stamford yester-
terday on an errand and thought il would
not be improper to just drop into his Of
flee and see him few minutes, under the
circumstances. He's dreadful straight
forward up-and.down man, and thought It
was his duty to make An explanation,
though he seemed kinder cut up that 1t
was mistake, and seein' as he did that l
would have him at q pinch, was kinder
loath to let me go. / could see that plain
enough, though he didn't say anything, of
course told him I'd make it all right with
you. but he looked dreadful blank, OWN
to your carryings.on with the minister, !
s'pose.
The next morning Joe received his an
swer, and you may be sure it was favor
able one. She was little vexed about
Belle Archer, but then there was the min
lister, and she hadn't much to say. Every
thing was explained mast delightfully."- at
their next meeting; and, as for Miss Jane,
sne got, not only her valentine, but the
deacon as well, and invited Jeanne and Joe
to her wedding, which took place the next
month. The minister consoled himself in
time by marrying Belle Archer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02

DisapPEAEAxcR or THE SoHooL'Masrkh, --
II is the excessive amount ofsystein ia oar
wholesale methods Of teaching that pre-
vents the best results in any department.
The pressure Of quantity does not give the
teacher time to mould character Dr. Ar.
mold himself could not have been DIR. Ar.
mold if be hal been required by board Of
education to teach the greatest possible
amount Of arithmetic and geography With
10 given time II is probable thai Dr
Arnold would have been considered want
ing in the requirements Of an American
school teacher Of the preseut day. u Is
certain be would have found himself hope
lessly trammelled, a. many 81 aspiring
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02

Tommy was little rogue, whon his moth
er had hard work to manage. Their honso
in the country was raised few feet from
the ground, end Tommy, to escape a we'll
deserved whipping. ran from hi. mother
aud crept under the bouse Presently the
father came home, aud hearing where tbs
boy had taken refuge, crcpi under 10
bring him ont As be approached on bis
hands aud knees. Tommy rked IL she
after Won too
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02

4 gentleman Of this village has ismiiy
Of three or four little girls. Not long since
the children we're talking about twins. One
Of them, an elder one. turned 10 her father
and said: Papa. what do they call Il when
three babie. come at onceY 4 little one
who was much interested in the cOnYersa'
tion and who had heard about the small
po1. at once interrupted and said With
much animation: II know. papa well
what do they call itf'' said the father An
epilemie, said the little one proudly
displaying her kn0siedgs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02

"a good shape. sn4 .. ehs.p a. ia nnsss anore
J, r. sLACi d. *sr1iRs over J. Lcrtnss Black
.nsl l. ehop. Irf
FsetnsfF fFosnt Vi. sor2ets,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02
(aStoria 80 Doses.
3S ccutR A Mothers rem.

tdy Tor sleepless and irritable Child
~n. Tne Recipe Of Old Dr Pitcher,
Ice from Morphine, and not Mar
otic. Formula published with each
bottle For Flalulency, aSsimilating
the ioad, Sour stomach. Feverishncss
Worms, and pisordered Bowels,
ca.toria has the larges, sale Of any
Article dispensed by Druggists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02

A correspondent wants 70 Lno~ Sherr
the expression ''iet up comes from, We
believe il comes from the Que vbo isp't on
top in the fght
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-02
Wei iDeMeyer

WEI DE MEYERS CArARRH
Cure, . Constttutional Antidots for
this tsrrihie maiady, By Absorption.
SPURTS Of disgusti.s M.eous.
Snufies, Crsokling Pains IN tbs
Head. YetaS Breath. DsAfasss. and
ssy Catarrhal Complaint, can be
sxtsrminAtsd ky Wei De Asycr's
Catarrh Cure. fAs nes< Important
Discovery since vsectnatisn. Other
remedies may relieve Cstarrh, this
cures at any stage before Consunp-
ton sets In.
One package generally suflioss.
Delivered by Druggists, or BY ID. b.
Dewey Il Co.. ls2 Fulton St, N. r.,
...S0 oompiete. Treats eand re-,
aE,aLle ststements by the cured
"nilad free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23


Fl5. 800 for he whe|e State. 1h's,
however. = only doing things ~
halFes and besides not one fourth the
people u the State taks tie paEtieu-
lar papers N which these laws are
published. This sanandering Of tbs
public funds i - cntrage upon the
eommunity. especially tie ax-paying
portion how much better : wonld
- g have these laws pubilahed and
dsstrloused IN nsat pamphlets foFIn'
which would not cost near Is much,
though many mora copies were pub
lasnea and every voter gwen one. and
they would Be convenient for refer
s e Z, HE vote east Ter Governor q
tbs State e the last general election
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

along the route gave bis welcome
either il thought o. action. Though
on dik. some parties are inclined to
withhold their fapcf. lhe business
men here. khcse who vii best ralro-
nize the accommodation. were ready
with 40 earnest greeting. The gem
flemany contractor Of the s. IL r.
gave more solid welcome in roast
turkey. plural number. Baltimore
sugar cured hams ditto, plum pud-
ding and cranberry tarts. with al the
earnish Philadelphia kont god could
direct, and maybe IL i safe "a say q
supply 81 ins old Coguiac. -Arisit
to the sIooking-up' village Of Mechan.
;csTills was made, - enjoyable
dranght from the cherished Cool
Springs taken and the velvet cueh-
ions assumed, each visitor carrying q
branch Of eyergreenny thoughts
few back 70 the olive branch and the.
recovered w6rId-=souvenirs Of a "a.
vorabIy impressed journey. AL this
comprised within q fen hours. ; pat
tern, truly, Of the quiet despatch OF
baainess brains. The visitors were,
Aesnrs. Hume and Hine. Of the direc-
tors, A. Z. Lambert. Sec, Gen. Err
vine, representative Of Jay Gould, an
sve from the b. up. r. r. in j. *.
Sharp, E. L. FAINT and s. F. DAIRY,
proxies for the ubiquitous Press that
never slunabers nor sleeps. The con-
sGdencea exchanged have not come 70
the surface; but the whisper Is that
the "hiteh" in the road viii be loosed
and work begin a. soon a. the wealth
er permits. At any rate it may be
concluded that the visit was not with
ouk an object which will reveal itself
dc an early date in the musical click
Of the iron rail and the cherry whistle
Of the workman. The engine is con-
stantly on the move on errands Of
business and though not in regular
business trim for the purpose, affords
much accommodation to the travelling
public. Some one has said, one Rus
kin. ! think. that he objects TO the
steam engine because il brings the
uncultured crowd to disturb the Sc
clusion Of the cultured few. The
world would move on poorly, indeed,
If his objection could be sustained, for
the weak shoulders Of the Atlas thus
created-perhaps 10 this case the back
Of a tortoise would be more relevant
would fail in their hold, / am posi-
tive. The idea Of this beautiful earth
accommodating itself or trusting its
welfare to the seeLusicn Of the cultured
few. That its condition would ls
woful in some localities is an indispu-
table fact. The change made in the
mail arrangements here il very graf
flying to those impatient Of slow
horses and slower drivers, but q hap
py wish would be fulfilled fit moved
BY steam. What would become even
Of rthe cultured few who ought to
have rich resources in themselves du-
ring stormy Winter like the present
but for the papers? At such times,
/ think one could not be accused Of
the weakness of fanaticism or the her
esy Of patriotism, if he insisted that a
marble column be erected in every
dali village to the memory Of Gutten-
burg. Stop the steam engine and
the printing press and the world, Of
necessity, must stop.
CRAroE.
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q erriainly sse,ns 70 rs hat & b iash M
wise ard unjuus % rondeses > mas sritbost
haaring bin. sgd = il,e Spss ~ ~. Alisioa
On he Puhllcaiiop 81 he fsa1 l,ai bs''n cFiiiz
rsszd b some Jassksr5 q hls' re-ty. re give
spaea Il ibis issue % he lenlaFks deBhf6s bis
position. On ne question ~ she suhstituioc az
Nr. Bnslap % abolish he PUBLICATION q he
Kmaa, Er. AiAlnn msdF
- wassIsr. % Asss Enaie ~ hebuBBifars
ard alse b ufi6oez4 le. I an lfIn8 % ~ here
fe.dAy e velI sassA M eauEp. bare hsen
ahssnl from Fl3f 1edg l6oSs lhan / liked,
partisan, ncr do eve aIleninnce % any man
~ ~ q uien. y people hare shown their
eou5dense in ne - sanding me here. Ny
sonsse sons days ego In voting - ! did On .
esEialn mensuxaawas apgeErlg criticized by q
certain aeasIeWan, add expect my rnnfse to-
day viii he 8in more severely rrifiei9ed.
belieFe this pAllicaainn offhe lana q Ee good
1eg my pe0ple; that they nTe III EMsof Of
81 and should be gecTeent % th8m and tie
tsgsl inrosed il ne cid ! nos vote against
this 6ubsEi1ute
wbasssaR ksahqR zleat .ana character
81 tha criticism elsewhere, % aAieh Col. Az
sion has subjected kinlsslf by the independent
rourse - has thought proper 10 pursue since
be bscame orr Senator, we have set 10 hear
Of the Esst mnrmur Of disappEovaI from bis
avn constituents Of any vote that be has cast
AnEing ths present ssas:en Of Che Senate, and
Nc rake bold p 81, nat We are grateful that
bis Independence has taken The direction Of
sustaining the PUBLICATION Of the lava BY the
newspapeEs.
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Correspondents Of the Beacon

CHAPTIco. February 18th, 1882.
Since the anniversary Of the evan
escent appearance above ground of
his earthly majesty. the ground hog.
we have had quite q rainy spell OF
weather, 60 that il would seem that
the predicti0. foundsa upon his &C.
ton. 81 this tins. II gong 10 Be vsri-
fed. Travelling. however under the
influence ofthe recent miIder weather,
seconded By q few clearday is gradu-
ally improving. though our roads are
still in adesperats condition. The con-
tinued inelemency Of the weather has
necessarily delayed farming opera
tions No tobacco beds have yet been
seeded, and the amount ofwaterstand-
ing on che land forbids q thought Of
ploughing. Most Of the wheat crop,
however. il looking moderately well
under these adverse circumstances,
and though somewhat injured by oft
repeated Affections Of superintendent
rains. bids fair to make a good aver
age crop.
Quite a serious accident occurred
on "wednesday last 10 the child Of 4
colorsd woman living near Chaptico
Wharf. The little boy, who il but Is
months old, was playing near q cart
body, which Yves set M on its end.
when an elder brother. attempting 10
climb upon it, it fell over upon his
infant brother. ininrinc him 20 serious
" that no homes are entertained Of hia
recovery. DR.. Reeves Il ATTENDING che
sufferer.
The Steamer she i expected 10 nut
in an annearanee nt Chspkiea Wharf
.soon. fssext SnnElnsI. siaal.1rs. i ard ne
renamai s. hsr 7; i Is Il s. eorslialIv
Welcomed ~ farmers and others. Who
RELY upon tie facilities thus Afforded
for the procurement Of Spring sup
plies for farming and other purposes.
This being the festive season, par
ties and merry meetings are quite fire.
quent. but though the recipient Of
severaIinvitations, circumstances have
thus far prevented our attendance,
consequently we are unable to give
yon any descriptive account Of them,
f indeed private parties should be 4
subject for newspaper criticism.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23
NOTICE. 70 CREDITORS.


0rphans' Couk:: b. 81. Marvss Ccunfy, Sea:
3am a. ASA
.nRDEnBD ~ ehe Cearf, That q. 9. Ham
meii admiBissrasor o. James Dillahag.
iaie e. 81. Mafy's county. Md. deceased, give
the nf.tice required By Law 70 she derensedss
creditors % exhibit their cIaims and that she
sane BE- Published once week for sjx sucrns.
sive weeks 10 lbs 81. MaFy's EsEAcon.
Tests JuHu B. AnKLG,
Register q NSlls for 81 Mary county.
NOVICE.
IN pursuance 81 Ehe miose order, hereby
gre n0tire that have obtained from she Or.
plant Court Of So Mary e eonntx. MARYLAND.
letters u administration on she personmI -.
late Of James DiliahaF. late Of said eoanfv.
deceased. All peFs0ns haying claims aunlnst
the said deceased ere hereby nofiesd 70 sxbib-
it The sane wfth the proper vouchers assaehed
thereto 90 the snbsrriher, On or before th~
l7sh day If July. 1889, they will otlermIss
b. law be excluded from che bnaefts 81 IN
said estate. All psFsons INDEBTED % The de-
eea.ed are requested 70 make fmmedintee nav
meat 90 the subseFiher,
DC. HAMMETT,
Admfnistrninr.
JAa- Il. lssz-sw-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of St. Mnry,s Counfy. Set:
Feb. Il. le62.
0RDERED By The Conrt, that b. Harris
- Csmalier, administrator Of
THOMAS X LANGLEY.
late Of 81. Mary's co, Nd, deceased give ths
noliee required ~ law TO fhe deeeasnd cred
faors 90 exhibit their claims and that slfe same
he publfshed once week Tor six successive
weeks IL The St. Mary's BzAcoz.
Test: J0Hs 3. ABELL.
Register Of Wills for 81 MMry's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance jsf the ADORE order, hereby
give notice that have oblained from the Or
phans' Conrt of d. Miry'sconnfy, Maryland,
letters OF admiiiislFafion on the psrsonal co.
tate q Thos. X Langley. late Of said county,
asceased. All Iersons hasing claims arainsl
the said deceaeqh are hereby nofiGed 20 ex-
hihis the same lFiGh The pfoper vonehess AZ
Tackled fkexeso 10 the subscriber, on or before
he leth day q Aaz-, 1854. they viii othsf-
ufse bv law Be llxxluaed ffom the bene6ss ef
she said estate All prgsOns Indebted 20 the
aee.ased are requested 70 mako immediate
"a = manf e the nnksexihsr-
81. HARRIS CAMALlE1.
AdministEzfoF.
Feb il. rsa2.-ew.
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or ths purpose of organising - aanDeiaainn
= better ske eoiIdifion nf fhose who are jnat-
II enEifle1 - he meEit 81 ssx1nE the Unlen.
i Is 10 Be hopelI that All znea persons WI
nive Ehe nsntler Que epnsidemsloa as nat
each diEsriei a. thee1mntE wiil - EeRssesnfea !.
Pasons haEinz fhe arua priasIPleg g ree ed
ReFnblicaa p2ny - heArt ars Alss cordially
ingSssa 70 asielh.
Ven IL I&N2l-f&.
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Goa Fiah q. shs

The experiment
Chesapeake and III
under The auspices
isi@s and IL 10 ssaI
20 be sent 70 The n
puSpose. When |
youag Gods are io|
and thus the Gopnl
slslon 20 our olhd
has been raised. n
eFAw are compAta7
other fisheries in I
q known 70 be thI
sire uftha denlxes|
all che smaller 6sl|
experiment saeeee|
stis TOO late ths.
Of the Cod Il thd
old hvorisss. tn
omnivsrOus Coz
away what Il dos|
belief Of those wh|
Of the nature and|
that Ia . few JED
Ing disanpsarsd, |
~ aud seek eIssw|
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The three : se,|
porsey's mail rent
tasasy, cslerIsy and
applied 70 that I'd
and Waldorf stated
up with the delay 4
cent mall ssrviesf |
erfisI aad she inter
30 carried Gus.
that the mails 70 I
misssably iFFegula|
hours beAind iimel
he made Cor bad roi
causes, bat sgalasI
we must protest. |
tractor or snas-conir|
that the eonisac,
not besn TersormrI
10 carry Il ons, nj
ere who can. 0ur|
position long enc
10 speak oft und
the better.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

The Party hsIdl
the f1lh losians.
II every part Of 4
By iis beMas and /
that Q fAirer Rsss
this sncisns bersl
We woald Ike /
their bsaaiy, a
presented on tba
edge Of their VET
Cd Daughters. cd
would be Impos
Mssed the ''facp
Dancing was
continued with Il
-. when q mos
ezeEy subslaiii
under the direct
this village. wh
department star
Aflsr supper.
0nsinned until
slIh many lend
prpmiess not q
saying e'Garsw
contemplation
party. which N
pleasure 20 all a
Too msel. prais
who lent their
muss be denomi
sainnent. mpes
shf6s9h ubos
xcHng and say
dsbssd for inc
iHsMd nsrs ~
ms.
g,srmis - 60
WI not Lass Al
q rFsyu end {
meni would -
AL who Do not
AiriaI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

q. nAnars CAnxEs1a. KAssnB. Anu..
EHEanaersigned Attofneys Law ana
solieilofs sn Chanrrry, have, this lst
daF 81 Sanuary, lSso, formsd . eo-paFsner-
ais In khe practice oftheiFpFoiession. M
Der he name and stgle oiCamafieF& AheII.
They miilpraetIee Il thn county Of Sc. Ma
rys9And the adjoining eounsfes.
Especial assenlion will be paid 20 the eol-
lection Of claims.
Ol'rein sheCourtaouse address
oAMALfER 4 ABEL.I.y Leonsrdtown
s., Mars county, Md .
n. MKmhIs CkMAEann,
Esorn b. AaKEL.
yanss lsso--tf-
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of 81. Mays County, Set
Feb. IA, 1889.
0RDERED by the Court, That VIM. r.
Y Pembroke. adminisirator Of
BENZ. PEMBROKE,
late Of 81. Mary's county. Nd, deceased, give
the notice required By law 10 the deceased
creditors 70 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once week for sir success
sive weeks il the Sc. Mary's BEACON.
Test JoHx b. ABxLE,
Register Of Wills Cor Sc. NARY county
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NOTICE.
A '4'i s : :: - &c

foF sale, ons Of which 70 mare. -
Brokea 10 al kinds d farm work and are
perfectly gentle. Ages and Q. Apply 70
n. sPRAGrK TAvRAU,
JUrLAHD FARM,
81. Inlgoef r. o., Nd.
Feb Q. ias2--lw.
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NOTICE.

Ia pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have ohtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Sc. Aary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal co
tate of BENZ Pembroke. late OF said county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said decreased are hereby notified 20 exhib-
Il she same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto @. the subscriber, on or before the
18th lAy Of Aug, 1854. they viii otherwise
By law b. excluded from the benefits Of the
said estate. All persons indebted 20 The de-
meat 70 the subscriber.
~. n. PEMBROKE,
Adninisir ator.
Feb ls, 1876.