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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-29

Alexandria, Va. January 24 1883.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the Stock
IN holders of the ''POWELL'S FORT MINING
COMPANY" will be held at the General Office of
the Virginia Midland Railway Company. in Alex
audria, Va. ON WEDNESDAY the 18th day of
February. 1888. ut IL o'clock m
BY order of the Directory,
ian24-wtd j.. w REID Sec'tv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-29

MIR. GEORGE A. APPICH wishes to notify his
lkl friends and the public generally that he has
taken charge Of the business SO long known and
well conducted by his father and solictes con
tinuance of the patronage with which the above
has been favored. Respectfully,
an4-w4w G. A. APPICH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-29
Kidney Disease Cured.

Chris,iansburs, Va, 1857.
Suffering from kidney disease.
from which could get no relief. |
tr:cd Browns Iron Eittc.s, which
cured me completely. i child o:
mine, rccoYcuns from scarlet fever.
had no appetite and did not seem 10
be able TO cata; al. lgaYc him Iron
Bi::crs with the happicst results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-29

NOTICE. have this day conveyed my entire
IN business known as Louis Appich's Restaurant
to my son George a. Appich, who will conduct
the business in future. With thanks for past pa
tronagc remain respectfully.
Mrs. LOUIS APPICH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-29

NVAIsSER'S KIDNEY and LIVER CURE, Dia-
w bctcs Cure Ncrvnc and Pills, large stock
on hand
novS E. S. LEADBEATER x BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-29

-n0 FAIRS LADIES PEBBiE BOTTOM
JUU Boots at 800. They are far superior 10
any sold heretofore.
deco JOS kAUFMAN&. Act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-29

IJAMBURG'S and SWISS-Thrcc thousand
yards Edgng and Inserting, whcl we are
offering very cheap.
Jan 20 AMOS b. SLAGMAh!H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
THE


There viii be mass Messing oftse defloS
cEsia e s. MaEE.z q leORaraiaxR On SasuE=
day. tie z0ih Instant, which VIII Be addres1ed
By eloqnent speakers, whose names weare not
now able 70 give, hut which vim be made
iszhIsGia oaF nfxt tie isnpoflasce ola IaII
meeting win asaodkeasaaelsi itself to demo
crab, and Ne l,spe tlisss ailf bl large turn
Outl q oas fassy fFiends from all sertiQps Of
shsEcahfy s,Thshgh II mn aSt ggveusavie-
fsFy il - Nasy y Hass Fsn - xirSag Fati
ana ls,ill AlsoxeslsrFs viii raftall 4hr ussal r-
fgissleass nnAi0Fisy tisIsIn shariAseaBIe ifnAiis
ifffd6s hot cseveomc II r1siFesy, and III win
seftAihly fAeigtaAe slsIs lsariiiouy and eosiseFs
6faesioa iarhoas aeAsocrars lwAssh liaxef been
20 saafS wasting ~ me fast, !. -Pfoss CHAR
iSas nan 20 St Fuigos2 he TaftFis already
abisea'Snios1 STATE tiskas. ada ihshre.ihgop
DE 3ofis. If qlere be Ss;nsssai iSrnOui, " IN
create an enthusiasni ID ~ selliaif tEiat. Win
ssOF, We predict ssffEisia f,ssstlts h No
seS6s,ef. fRemembsF SatprdAy,s the 3Oth Sd
slant, ana hsass up .yOar shisdS nor TO ATTEND
ghe meeting and giye our eandidat9 8 good
ssbd-osg ID Sc. llssy's. sgsA '''sis'-2
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
The ColOred Vote :,


Very much more than duFing arr pcrEioas
eauipaigh DO we bear of widely -spread dis
affection among the colUred votes Ia Anne
Arindel. They object most vigorously TO
The lsici'ald pOt-pje that shas ben served MP
10 them by their white cooks The simon !.
pure article has long been sufficiently un-
Bsvofy because OF the stereotyped quality and
qEanlity 0f ms ingredients; bat that was an
.swlliie crow, and they swallowed ii--Al-
though with many grimaces. The new dish
Of chowder, however. Is exhaustlngly un-
paiatable. It's 1.-TWO kinds Of white meat''
do not mix well, and are devoid Of the pos
sum and cOou flavor.
Then, too, there has been another iiefation
Of the worn out story that ait Is too soon 10
put negroes on the ticket" During the sum
mer months certain fully capable and highly
respectable n0lOFed men were promised certain
nominations. The 300 white Republicans of
the county were obliged 70 confess that the
5000 eoloFed Republicans were entitled TO a
lew PLACES on the ticket; and these were
JdlfgHiiy promised up TO the last minute
when IL was announced that ''lhe time had
not yet arrived when colOrcd nominations
could win"
The colored voters sill have on their states
The interesting sum in arithmetic: '.Irtwrnty
years Of voting do not give one nominee, how
many ycars willie required for that purposp?'
Figure Il oat, eoIOred man and brotheri-An-
RaPolis RsPSLiieGA. if.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
tcOrre.pondenee Of the Beacon. !
ST.. CI.ENExr's BAY. Oct. 0. ls

ST. CLEMENTS BAY, Oct. 0, 1883.
Messrs. Editors 81 notice in yonr last
issue that your able and efficient c,rrespon-
dent, q. 5. b., has again put forth another
batch OF his vapOrings, srOthy nothings and
wild yagaTies in defence Of population and
roguery. knew that if he was allowed Ia
blow his bubble much longer that be would
ssun smother himself in his own froth. He
has put forth great many "words Of truth
and soberness'' 10 prove 10 himself that the
Louisiana State Lottery Vi fraudulent and
deceptive. also believe il 10 be fraud anfl
that some OF the Post Office officials have
cen very greatly benefited by its frandu-
lency. IL the Government knew il 70 be
fraudulent, why not suppress it, instead Of
prohibiting the delivery Of its letters7 WHY
should the Post MASTERED General exclude fruFn
the mails the Louisiana State Inttery. a
company legalized by the Legislature of the
State at the time when the Republican party
held fraudulent and dishonest possession Of
the state government rs they now hold that
OF tho General Government at Washing
ton, while other lottery companies that are
not legal are undisturbed2 It looks very
much ike there was some such fraudulent
bargain as this between the company and
Department You issue the order AMI cap
ture the letters and then we will divide The
contents. There are thousands Of dollars
sent through the mail everyday 10 this CON-
pany and q bargain If this kind would he
very beneficial 10 both. III the Post Master
General h 80 kind TO the poor deludgd peo-
pie, why not spread his mantle of charity a
little wider and exclude from the mails the
correspondence Of all houses Of immortality
and haunts Of vice as well as fraudulent bus
lness : II it Is the principle that he Is after
why should he stop with single Lottery
company Why not reform their morals
as well as I'll their purses Nothing but
fraud and corruption has ever hOuTished
since the present party cameintO power and
ever viii until the reins Of government are
wFested from their sticky hands and their
populations on the public treasury put stop
to. After all my young friend beautiful
and well-writtcn ekfusiUns, the case still
stands where it commenced and ] still saw,
that when / put letter in the post-olfice
with the postage paid, that that letter should
lie delivered 10 the one 90 whom il Is adj
dressed, and anyone who stops that letter
aud opens i Is a thief, whether il should be
my superior Gresham or his inferior z. n. I'D.
bly, young friend seems 81 have the whole
OF the Scriptures ON the end Of his tongue
and spnrts II ont very freely on every Occa-
sion. lie has labored very hard 20 make
people believe that he is an honorable and
honsTt Christian gentleman. No one has
doubted his word On that punt and / firmly
believe that he inheFite8 81 those noble
qualities fIon chs more fortunate patefni-
ty.n was glad to End that my Young
friend could say that he was Eos mad.
We'll, If be Is not mad, he must be Tnaun-
dering imbecile, and 50 viii leave him.
H. D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
Poor st. Mary's.

Not content With giving our county SITS"
about being the poorest, highest taxed, etc. in
tI'e State, the newspaper correspondents have
now added insult 10 injury and proceeded 10
call Us barbarous. The following u taken
from the Baltimore letter Of The Maryland
JoEFasal:
''Another end Of the world Is at hand. II
Is 10 he on the sth Of November, which dale.
strangely enough, is bat two days after our
State election. This does not seem 10 be ex-
actiy fair shake, because il win not give rs
time 70 get the returns from Calvert, Saint
Mary's, and other harbarous counties, and We
shall ali have to 60 to kingdom come withou,
knowing " no Is elected Governor. But am
inelined 30 thing that this new dispensation
of dessraetion has In % some silely inereai-
lla elements. 10 comes from the iahomne-
dan priests. who say that the I3lh MosIeTn
eenlury viii end November 8, and the world
will stop ell further business proceedings an
that dag. According 20 their unpleasant ira
ditions and manuscripts, Che October ann Ia A.
rise In the west ard make lis temposnrv liatle
led in Iheeast. The day of mercy ana for
Eiveness l. now about 20 end, ard The awful
uAy q Judgement 10 hegln." ln consequence
81 this ancumforta5le programme, the Priests
at Mecca hare Issued a proclamsiiiOn 90 all
AahoEnmedans 60 ssktle up their real and per-
sonal estates, and be ready Ior 4 very coasid-
erAbie change Il base. One greasy and nea-
bitten old pilgrim 70 the Prophets tomb de-
cares that last March shs great Mahomet ar
leared % him and gave . fall schedule Of the
approaching rlormance--ineluding abe ae.
comprising fre-works. THIS anelean ola liar
ssys THAI the beginning Of The end is 10 be a.
Illuminated hy twenty-five sigas and terrible
Wonders'a sss s f-49 =
We are not generally advocates Of deaah-
bed Repentance" bat IS shere Is 10 show, Ia
the present instance, for ANY oiaer Kind, we
would EssPectfally urge npon Sc. Mays
couniy republicans the necessity Of ilieir TAX
inc advantage Of this ''lasr ehance,'' repent-
Ing Of their many errors and voting for Ne
Lane, Roberts and TurnsF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

Judging from the number Of new announce
ments Tor, olice IN our present issue, The indie
pepdept sediment Of our conHty i deter.
miped, not only MOTTO be abused or brow beat
en- with ippunity, but togpake fRhtfor lax-re-
dnesioa and against the close eorPorAtiOHwhich
j. at present ruling our local politics. HAy-
ing ? friendly feeling for abe free lapcefs, We
take the liberty. ofsnggsling that candidates
are being multiplied a. present somewhat VOC
nnmeFQqsly aud that iflhsy hOpetO eaeetany-
thiEg 81 tbs polls they should come to some
understanding not TO get in each oihes' sway,
However, We viii print aIl heanuOuseeRenis
that are sent Us at 81 in adgauee per bead and
throw in our thanks for good measure. 7sq,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

"a Thursday last Mr.. Mrigs, The chief en-
gineer q The Soughern AaFyland Rai:road.
completed the location az the ruuie froia
Benning'ss vemii@ ont On the R APR r.
70 Btandywine, where Il will cross the 81. N
r. and tile c0ntraets for grading, Il Il expect
Cd vii - awarded ia the next ten days
Trains are beng ran On the read frOm BFandy-
vine . AschanicsFille, = distance az a abont
30 plIes; aud PREPARATIONS are now being
Meeimnieseille % Esseranza lLower Drum
Rointl. distance OF 10 miles, and Saperin-
irndent u ". Scott expects 70 have this
foflioa ID use this Winier - Hashineten Siar.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
S3OO 600

Ordinary Stock. In shares 0f $50 each, in The
London and Westminster Inrestment Com
pAny Of Ontario, organized 70 conduct a very
profitable Investment business in the United
M Par, in mm0uuts 10 suit investors. I The
next iEsae viii De made att considerable
premium. Shares may, nj option OF suhscrib-
er, be paid up in ful 81 once or BY INSTALL
menis. Address, at once, for full particulars,
The Managing Director. EDWARD Il R-EY,
L0xDoz, CAxADA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
Horse Stolen,

SUAS stolen from the premises OF the sub
w scribeF, near 0akville, on -
Friday night. the 2lst uli., \ small N
bar STALLION. with bride and YkAO
saddle The horse has one white foot, Wiih
white star in his forehead. and Il zen years
old. A liberal reward VIII be paid for the
formation which may lead 20 his recovery.
$780,, !. w. DRURY,
Oct ii, lses-1m. 0aksille PsO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FnR nPpHANS cnnnr

Messrs. Editors Place the name Of Or. L.
q SUTTON before tie people for Orphans
Court, and claim that he would make an able.
Impartial and tfsicient member OF that body
and that justice and fair play demand from
REPUBLICANS generous and general support
OF his claims. Republicans.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
CHAPTER isi !
AZ ACT pEnhIhlIiag Ihe " of SpiriIaons

AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of SpirituOus or
FeTmenied Liquors II the several counties
Of the State on the day Of election.
SECfIox /. Be Z eaaefed 81 fhe General A.
sesssly 81 Msrzlaaz. That il shall not Be lau :
ful fof the keeper q any hotel, tavern, store
drinking establishment, or place where liquors
are sold, or lor any person or persons, direct
u or indirectly, 70 sell. barter, give OF dis
pose Of any Fpirituous or sermented liquors,
ale OF beer, OF intoxicating drinks OF any
kind, on ihe days Of election hereafter 10 DC
held In the several rcunties az this State.
SEC. 2. Be Z enncte2, That any person sio-
laIing the provisions q this Act shall be liable
20 indictment b. tie gramd fury Of ahe cruu-
" where the offence i committed, and shall,
npon conviction before any Judge OF any al
the circnit courts Of his State, be Eined q sum
Of not les than fly dolIars nor more than
enc lanSfea dollars foraakh and every oeense
-onehalf the hne shall be paid che infnrner.
the cthar half % the county commissioners,
for the rse Of public roads-
WILLIAM j. WATHEN.
Sheriff Of 81. Mary county,
Oct IL, lse3-iee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Please announce JOHN A. DUNBAR,
Of st. Inigoes district, for scat in the Com
missiOneFs' Court and state that he will be
cordially supported by the general body Of
taxpayers in the county. asH tal1f
Gets 70 IsBEPExpENT REPUBLIcANs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

HUNTERS HIEES, the residence or the
late Thomas II Springer, deceased, about
las acres Of arabic land. There are two ten
ement houses on the property, one Of which
now rents for S25 per year. The other rented
last yesr for $50. There IL comfortable
dwelling On same, wiih necessary Out-houses.
The land is in high state OF cultivation and
will be rented low. For terms. apply 70
Jos. s. ALIsSTON,
Great Mills, Nd.
Oct IL, lss3-tdf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

TOR WHITE PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 8,
H End election district. Apply to
W. 8. CJIPPAGE,
w. X. WATTS, u
IGN. B0HANAN,
$50 Trustees.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
F0R 0RYHANs, .l,0nnT-

!. n d. p, sPlNKNErs b. AKIsFOyR, q
tie I'D dlstsirs, VIII eDnseat 70 serve as 4
estly supported hy voters az bosls f,srIits 81
bis o&H disirief and By TIE mass on conserya-
tite'n1en throughout the county! 1efs 81 iszt
8 Gall, 1873. -, 70 lgsi Fpbl'c Voice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FoR zee oRpHANs c0rRT p,

JOHN B. PURCELL, Of The eth district,
will he acceptable 10 fhs voters Of this section
and we l.elieve Of other parts Of the county,
= he will cOnsent 10 serve rs q Judge Of the
Orphans. Court, IS he Is kn0wn 20 &c cen
tleman Of STRICT integrity and excellent bush
ness. qualifications .s,,..i,s. - - - ,gsg
- { -. 80. Eighth Dis4ieis Z
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
For ORPHAN9 CnERT

The sterling eharaeterOfJAYEST T. ABEL
eminenty qualities him for the position of
Judge Of the Orphans Court. he ia, there
fore, recommended as candidate BY
p rs FRIENDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

y Thankssa forshe hF3e veee spTsiVea when
vas Inst Aetore flies feoiSFe for Sheriff. an
nonEee sBvssaf mgaia rsims emmdfdafe gBss Inc
Gamsg p0sttloal ana ask fhe saptOrt OF NV
friends aud sellow-eigixpns al giae ensuing elee
tions rssassa4a JOHN y. FRNWiCK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Mesws. Editors :---I respectfully announce
myself as local option candidate foF seal
In the next Legislature q Maryland and So
licit the support u my many friends and a
The Temperance Cause.
Oct4te j. w. GRAVES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FoR COUNTY ColMIssI0YEa.

MessFs Editors s--The yOnng democrats of
Leouardt0wn district will give warm support
% SPENCER HARRISON, ofCharlotte Hall,
1.-The will consent 70 run for County COmmis-
sioner. We mean what we say, and yours 10
count on. Young Democrats.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

WI. II. FORD, Of Leonardtown district,
Is presented TO the people as a suitable eandi-
date for County Commissioner by
Many Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

article. Nos, as the failure o. I.eihig's plan
wa % doubt dee 70 the aniui i.isy s'f ile FIR
tiI.=sTs n water, and theEpfofe loss By drain-
age. he planting q The s. @. green stone IN
varying ssz.a Of eranulrs and even grains aud
iumps, wli the srticle Is cheap as ~
sorted aFsd dirt rbsap In The raw state.
y nld obdase the need cf futnSe manmf-
fmg ~ far - Nho iphates are concerned. II not
being lost by ANsimsi0n at ALL and wcuId stand
rs s future lH,nHnxa oa small investment,
while for inizledisae Fetnrns q small invrs4-
IBens IN thaf powdered article, the so-called
'faoais," ned only be made The Grsf few
yesFs, diminfslsng Ga The lRnd might W left
90 tlse largez paFtiries ~ these become nnffDrm-
u distFjlnted ~ filling the sDil The Or. .
Tefaask1 aIsont lhe hand.iO-moutl method pro-
lsef ~ . u % ia iItI IISs ~
itself % any clear head. these being always in
= eolahle form, as saliIeire, nitrate Of soda,
Sc. This latter Is mined from vast deposits in
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

-. HlLLERYPARsOKs. q the an dIssries.
Is sugpessea for fann0unretisent ID the BnAcyk
asla candidate log Connty COrnuiasiouprmf tlle
ensning elsrEiou. ThS ree0rds made by Mr
PaEson - q Gommis sioner emiiales him 20 the
snppogt Of souhd-jndgingl naen af all parties.
sss=it o. sssG< Is gs a Second District. .c
Oct. III, 1889 "a ,shrs.i snrailgs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FOR TIE LEGIsI.ATURE

u J. THOMAS BRONZE will consent 10
serve az . candidate for the House Of Dele
gates, he will receive the support OF
THE PRoPIz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

The Exseu'ors Of w. Lambert Russep.
give notice thai the Estate win be closed ii
{ II on Tuesday, the 2.rd Instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FOR THE LEoIsLATURB.

Mesr1. Eliion-Piease announce the name
Iof STEPHEN B. NORRIS as the Indepen-
dent Workingman's candidate for the HGsse
|of Delegates at the coming election. and say
be win be warmly supported throughout the
county. WoamsrgMAs.
Sept 20, 1883.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
ron THE LEGISLATURE.

Please announce Mezsrs. Eaffors, CHAS.
". NORRIS. OF Leonardtown district, as M
Independent ean 1idate for = seat in The next
House q delegates of Maryland, and stale, II
be win e0nsezik 10 run, that BE viii be warm
" and eeneraIly supported BY rejecting citi-
zens and especially BIZ youpg men wio adj
mire dash, talent and integrity of character.
YotEs FoTFzs.
s.pl. q. 1881.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
FoR sTATEs ATroRNEY,

VIII b. HARRIS CAVALIER consent to
the use Of his name as u candidate for States
Attorney? An acquiescence on his part will
bring to his support at the November Election
LRGIoN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
F0R TIE LEGISLATURE.

IA the sosiritaiiou of many friends I an
nounee myself a. = candidate 70 Eepreseut tbe
people in the next Legislature Of haFyIand.
L. ]. MISE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

To Hotel Keepers. and all others rho
deal IN Liquors.

FOR the information or all persons con-
cerned the following Act Of the legislature.
passed March 24tk, ls65, Is published:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

A HOUSE AND LOT. situated on 1A
LanEenee's Avenus il ihis village. LEI
Terms reasonable. Address BEAcox III
Office, or TT. NATTlNGLY,
Le0na-dtOWn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
ST. MARY's COUNTY, ND,

Comprising everything found upon we'll
stocked farm, and among which are the fol-
| lowing: m ~ s~ -
| fine. leTRe brood mares; two good riding
and driving horses. and the Others excellent
workers in ail harness. sound and young ::
one ps'ir OF heavy oxen, one fat steer, Ohe
bull. two fne milch COWS, three CALVES, one
hundred bead Of tat sheep, thirty hogs. three
| good farm wagons, one OK cart, one hose
cart, one horse-rake. two Biekford & linlfrnan
wheat drills, used only ose season and in per-
feet order one sinele-wheel Champion reaper,
one harvester and binder, good as new one
moving marhines also nearly new; ono
horse power one two horse family carriage.
one buggy, one corn-sheller, four thTes-horse
plows, three harrows. six iron shovel ploWs,
one large roller, me grindstone, one set Of
blacksmith tools, bellows, anvil etc. |; two
sets OF double and one set Of single carriage
harness, four sets Of wagon harness. lot OF
pow harness, twenty Eve tons Of clover hay,
about three hundred barrels OF wbiie corn,
part Of which Is in the house and part un-
husked in the field about two hundred bush
el Of early rose potatoes, one ton OF fertilizer,
lot ct shOvrls, forks, axes, moving scyihes,
grain cradles. etc. !; about fifteen thousand
No heart shingles and numerous other use-
iul articles.
Everything Offered viii positively be sold,
and the terms will he cash.
I'll .f b. A. TALBOT, 5Aactioneer.
~ - = AAt - ksA ~
After the sale Of the above personal effects.
Bnshw0od farm, containing eleven hundred
acres Of land, more or less, will be offered at
private sale. This estate IL perhaps the finest
IN Sc. Mary's County, aud for tl1e qnnlity Of
the soil and beauty Of location and scenery
will compare favorably with any place in
Maryland. IL is improved by 4 fne brick
mansion about one hundred feet long BY
thirty feet wide, with high ceilings and large
windows. aud standing on an elevated pla-
team from which the ere may take in spien-
did view OF thirty miles mp and dewa the
Potomac aud wicomico rivers. There is
a'sO upon the farm Eve comfortable tenant
houses, new bara and commodious stabling !;
and also eosnected ssith the estate b the VAL
liable wharf property. formerly known as
Powders Wharf.