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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
In tie Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. a. E'inlty.
J. Waller Carpenter and j. Frank Turner
plaintiffs
AGAINST
Fann'e y. Turner and Others, Defendants.
GRAND JURORS.

The Object Of This hill is to procure II de-
cree for the sale Of certain rea; estate OF Thomas
p. Turner late Of Charles county, deceased,
Situated IN haries county.
The vii alleges substance.
l. That the SAID Thomas 7. Thr1er was ia
haS l'Se Fine indebted unto the plaintiffs in the
snms OF Sap AZ and 1856 81 on open account
and bond respectively on which there have
BEEN some payments.
That the said Thomas Turner died irt-
testate some time during the ear -SSS fear-
ing real ard personal property in Charles
county, and that since the death of his broth.
eF, Franklin P. Turner, the following persons
have become entitled to his property, viz: the
Defendants, Fannie A. Turner, Francis v l..
Turner, Edward p. Turner, Thomas p. Tur-
ner and Augusta Turner his wife, some Of
whom are noD-reSidents.
?. That on the failure Of the said Francis
Y. l. Turner, administrator Of the said Thos.
?. Turner, deceased, to pass an account, the
defendant, Robert Turner, was appointed ad-
minislrator, and has passed his first and fnal
account, by which it appears that the person.
al estate is not sufficient to discharge the
debts Of the deceased.
4. That the said Robert Turner has beers
granted power of attorney TO sell said real
estate, but has not exercised the power.
It is thereupon this 23rd day of July, 1891,
ordered by the Circuit Court of Charles coun-
" in equity, that the plaintiffs, by causing q
copy OF this order to be inserted in some news
piper published i@ Charles county once week
tor Essr successive weeks before the It'll day
OF Algust, " ~, 1891, warn the hon resi-
henl defendants to he and appear in this court
IN pei son or by solicitor on or before the first
Aios'i'ey is September, 1891, TO show Cause if
nn' hey have why decree should not be-
pmsscs prayed.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of Ct. ct. for Charles County.
True cspy-Test:
J. SANgEL TURNER Clerk
"a. aaLlA
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CHtiTER 242.
~ AZ 10 amend article hlttcD OF the Decla-
fall1n o. tights q the Constitution Of this
STATE.
= s !. ~ t"ac'ta 6HfSe Gtacrot 1ssembIY
I" h'f5tgha' lhftt-hlihs Of all the menlters OF
the Two iiouSts concurring, that the follow ing
tftleie 81 aha 'he same : hereby proposed as
an a'"t9Ihien' =" W'ltie hilcen Of The Decara-
ton OF hishls OF me Constitution cfthis State,
ma adopted ny the leRa and qnalihed voters
thereof as herein provided, il shall suptrse,le
End stand in ''.e place and stead ofartite fl
teen oi lne Declaration OF Rights Of said Con-
Slludea-
Alliele TO- All taxes on, ht to be uniform
upon Inc same Kinds Of property or class Of
SUI lreis. and should he levied AMI collected
ui'aei eeHe'" avs on' ihe General Assembly
mtA by general laws exempt from taxation all
tHbde properly used for pu"lic Purposes, all
e0aFeheset ou,dlngs usel exclusively for pub
nc WORSHIP ana the luruIture contained there
% Hal 'lle lnr' ousges connected lherew''
o"' Shs Ei1Nhls ho' USED tor private Or tof-
pos4e ltVhb al purely charitable or heRevo-
left institutions literary Or educational insti-
,ut'ens, MN Wy lothltnrehnd equipment con-
taaea " saea charitable benevolent, literary
OF .oae'1iota' institutions, ami the grounds
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CHiPTER195.
AN ACT TO amend section io'ty-eiRht. OF artl-
Gle three, Of The Constitution OF this State
So b. Hsa0ct.d bghe Genrm lssePblg
~ W,rpfand. Throe-Gfths Of all the members
Of the Two Houses concerning, that the follow
my section he aud the Slme Is hereby rropos-
ed IS an amendment 10 the Constitution OF this
State. aud itadvptel bs the legal aud qudiii-
ed voters thereof rs hegrin provided. u shalt
SUI ersrdc and stand in the place and instead
Of section ioriy-ciiht Of article three OF said
Constitulion
See. IS Corporations may ne formed under
general laws ont shah mol be created by spe-
chu act. except for municipal purposes aod ~
rtpt IN casrS where no general laws exist, pro
ting Tor She creation Of corporations q The
some grueFul chmmcter, as the corporation pro
.d e Is ggsa!s,A, 4qd -AqTAci q nef Hrs
tore granted und creatcd, suhjstt 10 repeal or
modification MAY be altered, from tine 10 time
o. b ropes a., Provided, nothing herein con.
fjnta shall be- construed 20 extend 20 Banks,
o. he ncori arauon thereof the General As
s,mhlv shall not alter or amend the charter Of
,ur corIou'iou c2jslaG NJ the tame OF the
adoFuon OF This article, or pass any other gene
r't a. special law for tine benefit Of such ror-
loriiit n, except uuon II p condition that SUI
eerfcratiUu slall surrender all Il lin 70 eNcrnp-
t0u trum r,Aatiou CT from the repeal or ine,li-
henfiCH o'iisrlnticr aud that such rorpotatit n
shalt thereafter btl1 It's charter suhjeel 70 lie
laurlsinns Of this constitution; aud any corpo-
rtuau chartered hv this State " lich shall. sc-
cept ~ eriov, or in any wise avail iiselfo'
amy rlAbts, privileges or advantages thar may
htrsat.rr hr granted OF conferred hy any gen
rrd II spetItt ui. shall Ne conclusivcIr pre-
ff a.
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Read the following: Mr.. c. II. Morris. New
ark, Ark, says: "Was down with abscess Of
lungs and friends and physicians pronounced
ME an incurable conSumptire. Began taking
DIR. Kings New Discovery Tor consumption,
am now on my third bottle, aud able to over
see the work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever made. Jessie Middlewart, De
vatur, Ohio SAYS: clad il not been for DR..
Kings New Bi eovery for consumption wonld
have died of lung troubles. W,s gisen mp by
the doctors. Am now in best ofhealih, Try il.
Sample bottles free at ". ". Padgetts store.
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CHATTER ~

CHAPTER 21A.
Az ACT 10 amend seciiun one ~ article seven
OF ihe Cuasutuii1n OF his State.
See b. a eAacisdbg The Genrrd AssemIig
RI .H5rYtnd. THREE ifus OF all the Numbers
Of the TAO Houses ron urrlng thai the follow
ing section me- aud the ,lnv Is hereby proposed
as an amendment to the Constitution Of this
Slate. and II adopted o., the legal aud qualii-
el voters thereof rs herein provided shall SUI
rersede aud siHnd in the ~ &c aud Instead Of
section one OF article seven Of the SAID consli-
tuiio1.
SIZE County Commissioners 81 N he cleo
ted or general ticket Of each count, " the
aaalife1 voters Of ibr several counties Ot The
State on thetTucslas next after the hfst Non
day in the month OF November. commencing
in the year eighteen hundred aud NINETY -one;
their number ia each county. their Conpensa-
ton. powers and duties shall be such as now or
ntiy te hereafter prescribed 10y law, they shall
he elected at such times in such numbers md
for such periods, not exceeding six ears, rs
mas he prescribed hy law.
Sev 2 And be II eHacisd BIZ The authority
aErtsatd, That the said foregoing section here
is proposed us an amendment To the Constitn
uoH shall We, Al the next general election leld
ia rhis State, submitted to the legal aud qnnli-
fed voters thereof, for their adoption or rejec-
In, IN pursuance Of the directions contained
il article fourteen Of the Constitution Of thus
SAFE; and 1T the said general election the vote
ON said proposed amendment to the coustitu
ton sinai be by ballot, and upon each ballot
there shall lie wri or printed the word:
frthc constitutional amendment or ''agans
the constitutional amendment" rs the votel
shall elect, aud Immediately after said election
due return shall be made to the Governor o
the vote Tor aud against said proposed ame,.d
ment rs directed 10y the said fourteenth articl
/ Of the constitution.
Approved April 3rd 1890.
We hereby certify, that the nforegoiRg is
correct copy Of AN act of the General Assem-
/ bly, Of Mary land, passed January session, $50
". G. PURNELi,,
Secretary OF TIE Senate
CARLTON SHAFEB,
Chicf Clerk OF the House OF Delegates
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Southern Maryland


There are few places which present
greater attractions to persons looking for
cieap homes than 'Ie five southern conn
ties of the Western Shore Of Maryland
These counties, Prime, George ; Charles
ST Mary's, Anne Arundel and Calvert
occupy the peninsula formed by the
Chesapeake Bay and the PotomSc river
extending south from Baltimore nd
Wishn ton 10 Point lookout, the south
ern extremity Of the Western Shore OF
the State. The peninsula is cut in two
and formed into two smaller pcnnsulas
by the beautiful Patuxent river Greeks
and small rivers extend from the Poto-
mac and PItuxeut into ihe land aud SO
no portion Of the country is far removed
from steamboat nlyiyaion, Prince
Georges, Charles and the upper portion
of Anne Arundel have railroads aud the
whole country is accessible TO two excel
lent markets, Baltimore and Washing
ton, and the rates Of freight are far be-
low those charged between llngcrstown
and those cities. There is no portion of
the United States where it is easier to
earn a living. The waters yield fish,
oysters, aud crabs in unlimited amoan',
the climate is much milder than ouTs aud
fuel can be had for the cutting.
Lands arc fr sale at prices ranging
from So to $50 per acre.
Probably the reason why the lands are
so cheap and the people 50 poor IS the
persi stance in growing tobacco to .he cN-
clusion of everything csc, even after it
is proved to be an uuPaying crop.
The soil is unsurpassed for the pro
ductlon Of vegetables and the country is
the native home Of the pencil. In The
raising Of peaches lies probably III fu.
ture prosperity Of the country. Thu
New Jersey orchards have failed an1
this year it is shown that those of pela.
ware and the northern counties Of thu
Eastern Shore will last but lit;lc longer
In the southern couaties Of the EistcrI
ing peaches proGtatly i very small, anc
so the great cities will have TO look il
The southern COMMITTEES of Western Mary.
land for their supply before many years
Msny persons have been kept from
these counties by their reputation FIR uu-
Aealthlulhess. But this reputation j,
unjust.
The mortality TALES of the life Insur
ance Companies show the average iuro-
tion of life there to be as grca, as in my
ether country 1t is true hat in places
the people are subject to shills. bot 'hcy
are largely exempt Srcm other and more
serious diseases which prevail IN the
western part Of the State which eujoy )
so high reputation for heaIhfnlnc,s
There bas bees for many car, ~
justifcation for tAs great emigration from
Washington eoanfy 10 the West, NOW
happily ceased. Here at oar very doors
lie cheaper lands tha~ those of The prai-
Sies. well improved aud surrounded by
all the appliances and seNditI0as Of eiyl.
hzation.
Those looking for cheap homes baye
NO occasion to GO beyond the hosnda-
kies of Maryland = ToysFsteea .H+3
s@sa--r-ssss-=s1ssr,A.-gss-ss
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~ .CT n ,n,.nd srr,ion three of orbrle
t,,aiea ~ ,he Cons,itn,ion ~ this St,te
So. r. en9c,oJIgnr Og,crol lseembyv
T. N,rnl,nd Tl,r,s 6ftbs of an The members
,y,,. lln,s,s ,o,,,,,r,in,, tb,tt the follow
y, ,r ~ s.,n,,, IL hereby nronos-
II, ths Constitution nj This
oia'e anu y '"o ~" "'''. Y""'''eu
voters tlefg"l as ,''rt'n P'1''u'u, s.,''l 81
tiS'ue al s.ru9 ' ivy r'',' w., Goaa,i,
SEE liuh 'u''e Vi "'uee '"e''e' VI S'''O
non r,p-,.,p.,,;. u.,u,.-;. t,.ot.,.
SEE TIC pu".u " "",'o -
"u iN'"' " 49, -
'ohol'U rs rs ''e uvue'" ~ ~ ~ o,'
'''he 70 t't l''sr''o' ,oev'. 'i'V -
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"If We do not buy We casuot sell; if
you pass the Mckinley bill you viii XIII
eur export trade" Thus cried the free
traders; and yet the e1posts of cotton
goods from New York f,r The fest seyeu
months of the year which were SA577.
S52 in 1890, arose to $7,32I,SI9 III
mol
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Maids say nay, AMI take" Say nav.
i you please, but besure to take Oh
Saul's Catarrh Cure for cure Of ca,ar.h.
For sale everywhere Price % cents
per box Don't take any substitutes,
but insist on getoisg "oId SAILS"
y little wit will save fortunate
man." but he must have wit enough to
use Old SauPs File Ointment for piles
Price only - cents.
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The Maryland Democrats have met in
State convention and made ticket ans
a platform. The most Important y
at any rate the most emPha0c part IF
the platform is its adula'on of Senator
Gorman. The rest of it is occupied wi h
national issues, aud consists almost en-
trcly ip an "srraign~snt" Of the Re
publican party. The silver plank is
curiosity in its way. Il means some
thing. anything, everything Or netting,
just as you choose to take it. II Cor
man runs the next Democratic National
Convention, this kind ct silver plan!
is what it will adopt " \ .g,4l end
Express.
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" cash on b md Jul, I, ls9O....",.. l65 %
b amt 10 hands CO. 8, July :, 1890. 5.0o6 o6
y cash reed for sale OF mules......." % %
Total 5 22l IS
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Nr4Hrn 8.
CHAPTER 426.

CHAPTER 1926.
AN ACT TO amend section ftly-one OF article
three OF Iile Constitution Of This State.
See. BcH eBacfelby lie General .4sseuib}y
u HHyi1nd, Ihree-hfthS Of all the members
of The t"o Houses roncurring that the follow
tng section he and the same is hereby propos-
ed an amen !lnrnt % the Constitution Of this
ST, G, aud il adup'ed by tbe legal and qtnlili-
ed voters thereof us herein provided, il shall
supcrsede and staAd in the place and stead Of
section ifty-Oue OF article three Of the Consti-
tuition Of this State
Sec. 81. The personal property Of residents
OF ihis State shall be subject to taxation in the
county or city where the resident bona fd re.
sides tor the greater part Of the year for which
The tax may or shall be levied, and no. else
where, except goods and chattes permanently
located, which shall be taxed IN the city or
county where they are so located, but the Gen.
eral Assembly may BY law provide for the tax
alton OF mortgages upon property in this State
and the debts scored thereby in the county or
city whee such property is situated.
Sec 2. Ind be Il further eaacfsd BIZ The an
Moray gtoresam, That tie said Foregoing Sec
ton heeby proposed as an amendment to the
constitution shall be, at the next general cleo
ton held in this State submitted to The legal
and qualiNed voters thereof tor their adoption
" iNJ01iHul III pursuance OF the directions
contained III article fourteen OF the Constitn-
ten oil this State; and at the said general cleo
ton the vote on sand proposed amendment to
tae constitution shall be by ballot, ana upon
each ballot there shall be wrl ten or printed
the words, ''for the constitutional ameIdnentn
or against the consit 1tional amendment" as
the voter shall elect, and Immediately after
sud election, due return shall be made to the
Governor Of the vote tor and against said pro-
posed amendment directed by the said four
teenth article of the Constitution.
Approved April s, 1890
We hereby certify, that tie aforegoing -
correct copy Of an act OF the General Assembly |
OF Maryland, passed January session, 1890.
". O. PURNELL,
Secretary Of the Senate |
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CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.

Now Therefore l. Elhu L. Jackson, Cover
nor Of Mary laad, do hereby order and direct
that each and all Of the said herein before de-
scribed Bills, or Acts OF tie General Assembly.
six in number. each proposing separate
amendment to the Constitution OF Maryland
be published Once week for at least three
months in two sewspapers published in each
county in the State, if so many are therein
published, and in three newspapers in the city
OF Baltimore, before she next ensuing general
election, which will be held on Tuesday, she
third day OF November, 1891; at which said
election all Of the six proposed amendments
aforesaid W., be seyerally submitted TO tAe
lsg'd aud qualified voters OF Maryland for
Adoplon or r,ieeIion
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panner Coans and Expenscs
County Printing,

Port Tobacco Times, F. NJ Cox..."....S400 90
Maryland independent, A Poser....-' 400 90
Total 800 90
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Bond Interest Fund ;or fs9I-Levy OF 1920

Bond Interest Fund ,or is9I-Levy of 1890
DR.
h y Tuhm n, interest ON honds.-.-.S 200 0o
Vestrr Of Trinity Parish Int on bonds tI5 90
= =, . url-nr,son rrfertgf"dS ,unas 40 ~ ~
NrS Rrnuue Interest on bonds ..... - on
\ Ens'h lhierrst on boit,is ....4.. s. 90
james \ Mason, interest on l.ondsi Is u,
john 3 Lyon. interest on honds., G7 80
C.'sI up hand f1f Ll oh.................. Il so
7 til IN m
CT
Amount lttirfi ~ ls3O..................s 8:}0 On
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reetea hy The said fourteenth article Of the
( Constitution
A roved April 3 4 1890
W. hereby etIfy, tbnt the aforegnine i =
I eri rol.. Of an art n ne 'leneral 4 sseiabi,
81 Maryland, pisrf J trn,r, s'ssinn. $500.
W. g. ! taNELb
Srrrpiar, 81 tho Senaie.
CARLT ~ Sll FER
Chief Clerk Of the House OF Delegates.
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IN ut 70 amend section sew, ntccu, u article
TWO ~ tie consultation Of This state.
SE,fi0v J. Be q carriCd LvMs GfHerH sis'embk
II Wrgigpd, Threenfths ~ $50 The ncmhtfs Of
the 1850 Houses cohcurriug. that tht inh'"ih2
section hp and the sanue b. hereby propn-fd go
un amendment 10 the constitution 90 lhir states
aud u adopted hy ihe legal aud qdaliiird 'ott s
thereof as herein provided % shall super
aud stand iu ur place aud instead ot soc fieh
seventeen Ct article two uf said con-u Nltiolf
See. L. To guard against ha-tF or rtl rug i'--
i-lation, and cucroacnupufs uf 1he lr-i~lailFe
department. upou tbs coordinate. ENtcn I'F -
aud Judleinl do p1rimcu's. ctcfy hitl tlc' -i'N
have passcd the liou.e of belrguies and thrN sen
ate. shall before 10 hrcuilcs ltw. }" prr-'htto
20 the Governor ot the stare; 81 be- approve d."
snail -iEu ifi hut ll nor Doe shall rrturu u. lti
his pbifetious. 10 tho Housc in which o. origins
ted, which house shall enter tho objections i'l
idr~p co its journal, Hnd proceed - recon -ldtr
She bill. if uitrr such reconsideration, thIft.
h.ths Of the members elected 20 chat House Shtli
tis- the Dill % shall hr scut with hru 3ttti0hs
ID tho other House. hy which it shall llhrN ise
te retou~id REQ. aud passed W. three nuns O
tht members elected 20 that llnuse, y shali Pc.
come law, but IN nli such rases the votes o.
hoth Houses slJl e de rrmii(d hy yeas no
NAYS. aud The names Ul The pcrsons NoiiuG Toy
aud against the bll 'hall be- entered ON 1he r.
nal OF each House rtsucctivpIv. any hiii shall
not De returned 10y the Governor Withm ~iA
days Sunday eNceptedl after ~ shall nave
been presented To him, the same shall he % law
in Tx manner us 10 hc signed 81; unlgss zoe ten
rrak Assembly shall. boy Adjournment prevent
IL returns in which ease 30 shall not lr e. laws
tHe Governor shall have power ~ disappfoFe o.
ANY item or items Of any bills making 'p'fopfi.
ations ST money. embracing distinct iirnls, Hud
thp part part, OF the bin approved -lall Dee me
law, aud the item or items % appfUprEu IONS
dislpproved shall he void uulrss passed "c.
corlne to The rules or limitations present. ed
iOi the passage OF other bills over me tNetnHNs
I veto
SEE. .. aad be y Cnntler cn,cied by Ne fa'4or7il
tafaYcgaid, That the said foregoing -ccti"h mere
4 lpUrnpo-od as Hnamrudmpntio NE Con>tithuoi
.II general election ltit III til
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Annual Statement
nv TvE
Com IN lSSlOnerS
* az
CHARLES COUNTY
YUR TIM
z z A r EN- D I n &,
J the Goth 1891.
81 sid cbuufv IN pnfsnuncp Of ection 9Th.
OF Ariiclc XVIII, OF tue COde ot Public
General Laws which provide that
he county Commi.sioucr. .iinil mike OF

"The County commissioners shall make ont
and publish ahuually in at least two nryvpa-
pefs puhf-hed IN tt"ir respective counties If
there be- two. detailed, mtnrte and accurate
statement Of the eXpcnses Of theft said counties
speciing therein each particular item or cx.
pensp, un} for what aud to whom paid aud
shall also dtlivvr 20 the sheriff of their resppc-
tive counties many conips Of such statement
as there ars election districts Of said county III
least ten DAYS be.orr each general election and
the sheriff sllall. within sis days after he re-.
cript Of said copies, set ono Of them ~ the place
Of holding elections Va each election district"
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ORDER NISL.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. T66 Equity.

Martha f Wenck, and James b. Wsnck, her
husband, and Roberta C. Mattingly vs..
Alice p Hinde aud VIM. T. Hndle, her
busbasd, Mary G. Welcb, John 7. Mating
", II. c. Bowie and VIM. Bowie her hus
band, Martina " Wenck and John A.
Wenvk, her husband George E. Mattingly
and Bernard g. Matungly
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of 1889.
DR.
Hospital In full for lss9"Sl ,3II 90
J A Jenkins, care of insahe pauper 81
X A Roby, care of insane pauper..." 30 %
Total !, 43s %
or.
Amt In hands Of coils JIly LIST, 1890 |, 43s %
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AE BOWLING,
& VI LLOYD,
r G MILSTEAD,
II LIE GRAND PADGETT,
JINAYLOR,
County Commissioners of Charles County
Tes'.
PADGETT, Clerk and Treasurer.
End OF Levy 1891.
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Insane Pauper Fund for 1880.

insane PaupeF Fund for 1890.
Lerycf 1870.
DR.
Montevue Hospital on act Of 1908 $50 81
Nd Hospital on act of l890...........s 475 90
Mt Hope Retreat in full Of act for 80 300 90
J Jenkins, care of insane pauper. 80 Is
X Rohy, care Of insane pauper.. 30 90
Amount III hand Of collectors. 732 81
Total 2.214 Il
or
BY am levied for ir sane paupers 80 2,214 II
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February Term, lssi-- witnesses.

Total November Term, 1890 10 90
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Given under my hand and
The Grcas Seal 0f Mary
land, al the city OF Annap-
oils, on the sixteenth day
OF July in the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred
and ninety one, and of the
Independence Of the Uni
ted States the one hun
dred aud hfteeAth.
ELlHU Z. JACKSON.
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Ordered by the authority of the Circuit Court
for Charles COUNTY this oath day of Jlly, 1897
that Re sale Of the real estate made and report
ed by X II Edeltn and A. Posey, Trustees, iR
the abt We entitled cause be ratified and con-
hrmed unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the Attn Monday Of August, 1891;
provided "A copy of this order be inserted i'm
some newspaper published in Charles county
once week tor three successive weeks prior to-
the said 4th Monday of August
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
OF Ct. O.. for Charles County.
True eopy-Test
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
j. 24-dt
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Ss.s1snlary % Aceolnts.
Amount of Property in Charles Coun
~ k,Y y ;enf IN To ATTAIN.

BY county tax on 81. 400, 7S7 includ-
in corporations, ut SO cts on the 500 30 4J4 90
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-14

Total
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-14
Insane Pauper Fund for 1899 Levy

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