Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-01-14

that rose 10 a summit An which was
mounted 4 waatheroooIr. Fropa this
central structure. rluht ana Lara. !
series of areades and corridors
served 10 bring into line 4 range al
subordinate huIldinre II erosesoue
shapes, Of which several were bon.
| neted like baycooh s-the array Ter.
| minatinR GA s1ne flsnk. Id 4 private
chapel surnaounted hv croas. and
on the other. La building Of
similar size but al fIiffafent figure.
which was designed and s0rneSimes
used for banunetin0 room. THE
impression produesd 81 the observ.
or. by thls orderly though not uni.
form mass az buildings, With its
various Offices for household comfort.
was NOT displeasIng. ID bis aansa III
| rural beauty nor from its annie range
and ospacious accommodation. difl ID
| fail 10 enhance bis opinion Of she
stateliness and feudal Importance a.
we'll 40 Of the hospitality 81 The Lord
Proprietary. Thearmorial bearings
Of the Baltimore family. emblazoned
on q shield Of freestone were built
Into the pediment Of nn arched brick
porch which shaded sac great hall
door. In the rear Of tho buildings.
q circular sweep Oh wall and palinr
| reached as far d. q group 81 stables.
keuneIs aud sheds. Vnuward the
Same kind az enclosures. more ornate
| Ia their fashlou, shus ID q grassy
court. TO which admission was gain.
ed through heavy iron gate swung
between square. stnccoed pillars.
each OF which was snFmounted bv 1
c0uchant lion carved III stone. An.
Client trees shaded thu whole mass
or dwelling house. court and stable.
ana gave 70 we place Doth lordiy
and comfortable aspect ~ was 9
pleasant group q ROOT nnd pQWers OK
nplre ana tree 70 inek upon from
me city. towarpssunsets when every
Iwindowpane nung paeK tne iustre
foi 2 conilaHration; anu magnlicently
alo y STRIFE upon me eye q the
iesKemen % shey Het at ehoir doors.
at that hour, gazing upon the Rlo.
ri0us river ana ite tranquil banks.
NOR less pheasant was y 70 tne 10
natvs ol Inc Daronial mansion 70 look
pack upon tne fair village cieys stud
cling the level plaiu WIN L. scatter
ea dwellings, wnich seemed " sleep
upon the grassy ana shaded sward.
4 garden occupied tne space pe.
tween the proprietary fesidence ana
sne Iort, ano snfoaRn nway
leu 20 cry moas Wnlnn formed one
q the aeiences g! re str0ngnuld,
INTO wnlcn aamlsslQn #as obtained
from thie quartar QY 2 narrow bridge
enu 9 posteEn RAt'' pall&e0e q
snarp plckets Ifin @HN tn3 eater nnu
] lnneE e,ops g eAss3l ~ PEE
nn0rB Ye6ii Z a (.
and counterscarp. The FoFB ftseIf
sat like square bonneto Oh the brow
| OF the headland. ,Ita rafnuarte Of
earth were faced outwardlv hv heavy
| framework of hewn logs. which on
| the side looking askant towards the
town. we're penetrated by al arched
gateway and secured by heavy doors
studded thick with nails, This nor.
| tai opened upon d road which Law
along the beach beneath the cliff. ali
the way 10 the upper extremity of
the town. Several low buildings.
within, appropriated ID barracks
and magazines lust peered above the
raEnpartg. A few pieces al braas
cannon showed like watch. dogs
against the horlzou. and. hl0h above
ali. fluttered the provinciaI hannev
| bearing the cross 81 EnOland and
holding the relation al 4 feather n
the SQUAT bohnet which the outline
Of the work might suggest ID one
curious 10 trace resen3blances,
The province. Ii NAV besnrmisad
vas beIlioarent az thla dav mar
although the Lords Barons n Balsi.
more. absolute Pronrietarias n
MARYLAND and Avalon. would fair,
have encouraged 4 Pacific tamnar
and deairad ever ID traat With ara
| Indians uuou terms of friendlv bar.
gain and sale. and "a ali nointa n
policy manifested al eaultahla die
position towards the native man al
the forest. the proyfrea. new rtba-
less. mad III fulisbara nfhard s,lowa
There was geIdom 4 neviod n tbia
early time. when sorna indian nnar.
rel was not coming N 4 head. ana
Young a. the nrovinca vac II had
already tagteoi rebellion I'D tha hands
al Clavhorne and Inole--to saw ~.
thing Of that Tendall who was iain