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IMPROVEMENT or LAND.

In January, 1923, | took possession of the
tarm on which now re.ide. II was SO vrIv
poor that many PERSONS considered it almost
worthless indeed, was 81 utteh told taHt /
would starve on it, that was almost diShearlen-
ed.
knowing that but very small quantity OF
manure could be ,uade from the Olihi oi pooi
land, determined on improving it by Wdt.I.
and for this purpose, II 1873. TUNED a small
branch Oh ii dead cayey bottom. THIS water
ing bu mess was walked at by many Of NV
H'I@hborS, who supposed that would rum my
an', but when twelve months afterwards | TAI
lowed II, ! frequently viHkeG myself, for found
that this snlali spring branch had much nnpru-
we'd abour STA acres.
In the spring ofls24, | cut IA stout ditch about
4uO yards III length, around the foot Ola hill, for
be purpose of turning the stream OF Buifdloe
OH my lands. On the 9TH OF AguS,, 1921,
turned the stream into the ditch, aud as II 10 p
vince my good fortune. therefeli the same night
remarkably heavy shower Of rain. BY day
next morning, was at the ditch, and found a
sufficient Quantity Of water running on the land
TO turn five or SIN saw mills, aud thai almost as
black as ink The ditch decreased in size from
the head, and every eight or ten Steps there was
al outlet tor the passage Of the watt'r, 50 that
although there was such quantity "t water
cunning yet the land was not materially injured
by Washing into guies.
Now, my Deighbors made great outcry-l
was brwdered, desIracled, &c. DC. but | kept
steady 10 my purpose, continuing the water on
the land for about Is months, when II was tnrn-
ed OF and the land fallowed for crop. The
alluvIal deposit was from one luch 10 Two feet
deep, and The weeds AVID grass from three 10
siS feet high. A part of the IL II was cultivated
IN tobacco, which sarpasse any crop IN The
nelohborhood and now my neighbors began
to pause, 10 stare, aud TO wonder. What sad
they IS this Drummond a cor jaer' OJly =
wears ago, this same land would not prodnce
corn worth gathering, and now, without any
manure, see such tobacco But believe me
readers, am no con urer all that did DO,
was TO attend my dr. cbes keep them IN order !;
keep tue water running aud once III while !
east little black mud or few leaves INTO the
bitches above. that they mi ht diff on my field,
and whenever gully should appear, | filled II
with brush, So that tine first ireshet afterwards
might level il with Trash and mud.
When the stream was clear, only moderate
quantity was let GA the land but when il was
muddy, all that large mill race could draw,
, and rapid branch (Which enters below the
mill) could afford was let on
! Since my first experiment, i have every year
waiered portion of my land, and find by expe-
rience Contrary 10 all opinions) that my lands
| are more improved by water and mud in sum
mer, than winter.
! This year, have the wafer again on the na
on which turned BuGdloe, which contains 9
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Valuable Property for Rent.

YgyHE subscriber is DESTROYS Of leasing on
q for a. term OF years the Tavern iouse
with It's appurienances at Campbell Court
House, late the property of \. q Kennedy,
and now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Samuel Jor
dan under a lease Tor the present year. Il
wished, the tract of lend contiguous to the Law
efn will br leased with thu Tavern, with the
privilege Of opening plantation upon it. The
person OF persons who may lease this property
will be permitted TO make all necessary repairs
TO the houses, and 10 deduct the price thereof
out Of the rent, the TIMBER requisite for sa"h
repnirs,o be gotten from the leased premises.
For further particulars reference may be ha 3
10 the subscriber Possession TO be delivered
on the Isl day OF january next.
CHloWELL d 1BNEY, Agent
August 10. I'm
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Aug. 10

STlRGlNlA AT Rules holden in the Clerks office of
Tue superior Court of Chancery for the i.vmcllbnrg
Disulet tue first day of June, ls20 John A. Cam.
etoh' Pt against George Hairston, Samuel Hair
sum, harden Hairston, John ID. Hairston, aud Mar
snaii hairslon exors of George lIairslon, dec and
IN lhef own rights Robert Iiairstun, Peter Hair,op
hla NUN hts vile, aud George and Ruth C.IIawat
n childicn OF America Galloway, dec and Patrick
inulhln' ana johnson Henderson and john Williams
nii Ino.s ana partners, trading under the firm Of
nnfkin, Henderson Il Co.defts
John Williams, not having entered his
itrce and given security according to the ac of As
satf ue rules OF tins court, and it appearing by
iVtory evidence that he is not an inhataut oftbis
br II Is ordered that the said defendant do pear
IN, on the hrs; day Of the next term and answer the
frh, tae p'ln'it and that copy of this order be
of '7'lh some newspaper printed in Tia, town
,I 'Ifs lor two months successfully and posted M
'o"' mgr r OF tue courthouse in said town
Aug q N'l5--4 Ssle J. WILLS, C.
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U" The Poisonous property Of The Black Cher
m tree
The !. Prunas AIgra of Boianisis.


The : PrHnH Aigra of BoianidS.
The taot, that the wiihered leaves ol the
cherry are a deadly poison to cattle, has been
long known in the country but never recol-
Icct 10 have heard ofany III consequences from
the use OF the bark, domestic remedy very
much celebrated for the cure OF Jaundice, Nc.
Inc following case Is perfectly, satisfactory IN
my mind, and must establish The tnct OF ITS
LoiSoneus properties beyond n doubt. On
thursday, July %, was called in great hast
TO visit young lady who had been seized " th
vertigo, lnsensibiIily aud sincope, followed by
an alarming difficulty Of respiration, in conse
quence OF a draughI OF about hall "A pint of CT
der, taken from closely stopped bottle which
was filled the evening previous with cherry
bark, iresll from the tree. The symptoms were
followed by small pulse, nau,ca aud vomiting
lie more violent symptoms passed oil in a.
Don't twenty or thirty minutes, aud before
saw hei yet | am inclined 10 believe, that a
larger dose might have proved fatal without
any return OF sensihility IN this case, it re-
turned and The patient SOM recovered with 10
III consequences, except extreme iangor aud
debility
Nnaiher young lady IN the family, who had
good health and constitution. took also. about
the SANE tinlr, very smnll Il lnnlty OF the
contents oil the bonle, aud MAS immediately
Affected with la'ntuess, gildInrss oil the head
aud tremof OF the whole dy, which sted n
bou' n hall an Ii ur.
Nhethrr the bark IN these cases was more
poi- ohous III consequence OF the sma sprouts,
from which II was lahen briu. broken down
AVID paftly wIlhered, (Which is known 80
be the cast with the leaVe,) OF whether such
effect VII he unltornly producied when the
bark Is pm Immediately into closely stopped
bottle, will not attempt To decide. | relate
facts only, and hnpa they aylead 10 lar,hc,
enquiries.
The discoveries Of The French chemists have
recently revealed The truth that the drtcieIi Ius
pr'ntlale ofthe lrnv. ot The cherry aud laurel
he kernels OF the pench aud some ofher veg
ctdbles, /, very analogous To the Prussic u
ilydeo tyanlC ACId.--Ihis acid, III It's Coudrn.
Sed from Is one OF the most vlrnlcnl poisons
~ the world snufied up the nos'Ill, inca -
tIouslt, II produced sickness and even syn
cope Il feather dipped ia II aud drawn across
The eye ball OF an animal produces instant
death / "A method often rrsorled to by phNs
iJIogEts, 10 terminate the sufrrngs OF AM
malS which have been made 81 srrk ieut e. then
experiment Two drops have been known 10
KIN u vigorous dog IN an instant Tn Who'll,
body oil animals killed by it. ex1alrs the
odnr ot butter In fnds, no dlspiganizatiuu OF
EVIDENCE "i inflammation ever brmg discover.
ed. TConpersionn. August 10.
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SEN aNEAV AIS.

rUSuE subscriber has jus, received an addl
,ional supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
CO.., the North which makes his stock very
.an,,Ie,e. and witch I've 10 determined to sell
'.o"s low Tor cash -.mong other Goods jusi re
,.eiyed are the following, VIZ
Fancy Loadon PLAID Prints
penoat stripes aud other faucy Ca'icoes
Pink aud blue striped Floreniine, for pan,a-
looms
French Drilling 40 "o'
Rack pruieIlar, n superior article for "en'e
menh coats
yipooia Cashmere do do 10
Suner blk. Bombaze,le fuf do do do
Iaconet. Cambria, Book, and other Mnslins We
ry cheap
cation and silk Hose
, few doz. handsome gauzc Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies Horseslio Gloves (ightest
coors)
Do pieces Irish Linen
Do VeIy best Company Flag !idhis.
Thread and Cotton Floss
BRAZILIAN tuck aud side Combs
A few bales brown Domesues, as usual eerg
f0W
I'D Cotton Checks.
Alsoexpected, in few days, lot of sup.
Orleans Sugars, doiasse:, u Java Lnsar
Coffee
Spun aud Spinning Cotton
"' HENRY ALLISON.
p {. The attention of those Who waW good
I'D chean cloths is invited tn view the subj
scrbers Among which, Is one piece OF mos
snnerior blue fashionable shade, considered sc-
~ cheau at Sl5-Also, one end superb black,
extra fine aud we'll finished Together with
coma beautiful colors, for Frocks IL. A.
| am offering my sock Of Shoes, lchich rs &c.
,,,roi al n ycIv small advance, with the inteu-
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EYENsS

american Qugterty.-All the CON
Quriery Review nns been Committed To the
press aud the work will he issued AT the sta
ted period. The titles of the several articles
are--l Mier's Memoirs Of Services i'll South
Americs, , Memoirs OF Shakespeare 3 South
ey's Calloquies 4 Geology 8 Codiiiea,ion d
Spain Diplomacy OF the United Su'cs 3
Dwight Germany y Jones Naval 3ieich-
es; 10 KetielPs Specimen Of American Poe.
try.
Literdry.-In the list of new publ
cations in preparation in England, we fiuI the
following announcement -" Mr.. Barker. of
Ihelford, is about 10 reprint Wehsier's Amer-
lean Dictionary of the English language.
attempt 10 bribe.-A passenger in
the Copenicus, LACEY arrived at New York, nj.
tempted TO bribe Of the Inspectors. by
slipping four sovereigns into his hand and
saying " that is The amount ofthe duties
on my property you need not trouble yourself
TO examine IT," The Inspector told him that
" sopereigHs did moi 60 ia this coaniry," much
10 his asionishmeni. A compliant has been
made to the Police, who have taken The matter
in hand
American Mdnufdcture.-Tbe man
uiacture Of very superior ware. called " Film
Stone ware,"i extensively carried on by Mr.
Henderson at Jersey City, opposite New York
II is eqaal to the best English aud Scotch
stone ware aud viii be supplied al 30 l.3 pei
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acfes excep' al this time i is fl for the nur-
pose OF moving tho naturaral grass. which, in
many places, will make elegant eating.
have determined TO put TN again tn ,obac
CO next year. and calculate that il the year is
favorable, every three plants will make a
round.
have always failed in making Indian corn
on "atered land The year after waiered. The
ana Incomes infested with hard yellow worm,
Which Is very destructive 10 corn !; bit, provided
me ground IS not naturally da,np, those worms
VII nearly all perish in he summer Inst year
! sailed a lew hills of corn, which hills were not
managed by the worm, when nearly every hill
Tor 10 on ~ yards around were entirely de.
siroyed by them. The best way to use the salt
would be in the Hill with the corn, aud perhaps
III this way, as much as table spoonful 10 the
NIL would do no damage.
Although my land was so very poor, have
tallowed the whole of il from nine to twelve in.
ches deep, with four large steers to plough,
and yet al intervals continue 10 plough il 10 this
depth.
bfd all my sHff land. being mindful 10 give
the rows such a direction that tnev draw off all
sup REDUNDANT water by which deep plough.
Ins, bedding still land, ana proper direction of
rows, suppose improve my lands nearl, rs
much as by wa ering.
he bitches on This plantation, including a
mil race, have cost me about one thousand dol.
lars, and YET ! find only one useless, which cost
only about ten
now grow az good crops as airy of my
neighbor>, aud hope. ere long. To profit 10y my
projects. Il. DRGNNIOND.
gust, 1870
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nnna 10 "--At the Rules holden in The Clerk s
n.9. aay OF June, le29. John G. NOEL pL,intitr a.
nd wv w u, Kerr aud Joseph Clark George stanley
Candn, WI Iook, executors Of lsIlam Clark decd de-
I'm ,nnihaahts. Ia Chanlery 49, ~ W
apne,ronoa VIM Kerr, not having entered his
Aoii ana given security according TO the act of
bv 'u the rules of tins Court and il appearing
this evidence that he is not AN hobtant OF
aoldefed that tho said Defendant Wll;ys 'oIse,
;er NV, e'e ; on me fourth Monday in august next and
Order he .e S' ri The plaintiff and thai copy of thi.
ed in the low h inserted IN some spaper publish
siyelv ana ~ VI Lyhchburg. for two months success
ort a"u posted at the front door OF the eourthoase
acopy-Feste,
June " W. WIN GFIELD, ID. {.
w2rnS5
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Hcssrs. Yates q Rchtyre,

NcssrS. Yates q NcInfyre,
FENAkEnotice that | shall take the depo sition
a of Mr. 5. Thomas al the Mayors Office
in Louisville, Kentucky, on the 10Th day of
this month. be weeu the hours Of 9 o clock, A
NJ and i o clock p. Nj and that shall take
the deposition oil Thomas Spear, al the oiicr
Oi John Anthony, IN the city Of Cincinnati, ON
the first day OF September, between tine hours
of9 clock, A. Nj. aud o'cInrk, 2. NJ and
of Robert NJ tchell's. At the Union Hotel. in
Lynchbnrg, on the 2ls' day of August, 1899, all
lobe read AS evidrncein suit depending IN The
Superior Court Of Law, Tor the Corporation. of
I.ynchburs, in which you are plaintiff, aud |
am defend mt AUG. IEFTWICH.
Lvncbhu'g, Augusta. 1929 ~4N lnI
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GEORGIA GINGER.

a specimen, say the Savannah Georgian. of
the growth Of native Ginger has been Ieli with
US by alr. Euiord, who has raised il successful
ly for four years past, on common land aud ex
posed to all the variations of our climate. That
IN our "llice was planted in February last, is
now in full vigor and luxLriance, aud ina few
weeks would ripen. From several ex periments
made III its culture a small scale. it migh t il
is thought, be made profitable alticle, eonsid.
ering the demand for il.
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= 4 FaFf'sAsS. s.S tA@TN@a 4
d aEa LII W u. S~~ AvS 8

Black aud CoIo,ed Palmarines
Palmarlne Ginghtns, new STYLE.
Black and cololed Gau2e Hkfs sup. quality
extra rich
Best Eng'h Tired hacos, Cap 'idlhs,
DO do Elgine.,
Very sup. black Satin Italian Levantine,
Extra large Shell Tuck Combs,
sup. Turn Back and Neck do.
Snpertlnc & j Camblick. and aluslms
Do GA Bobbineti, fin 5, imported,
lhfead Camhrirks and Cambiick IIkts
Florence Silks, tied shades,
Which, with numerous ohcr articles, " il be
SOLD On terms most accommodating.
MckEE ROBINSON & co.
Annr
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DOM& SRI0.
From HE Baltimore Chronicle, dugua IL
TIE CEREMONIES " SAILEDAY

from NE baltimore thrOhlffe, iuguM IL
TIE CEREMONIES OF SATURDAY.
Aefccably "a previous arrangements our CT
tzens assembled Al an early hour on Saturday
morning, in trent Of the Cuut house. / he
Committee of Arrangements with a zehi wof.
thy OF The OCCASION, had provided suitable At.
commodaiions ON the Eastern terrace for lhe
Governor ol the Sthie aud suite, lie Mayor aud
Officers ot The Corporation, judges of tie
Counts The President aud Directors of the Rhi.
I'mofe aud Susquehanna Il ii koad Company,
Officers OF the Amy and Nav, and disiin-
gn-hed ci'izens aud strangers. Over Tie liiaee
nssignad to the Ofaior was suspended u por-
TRAIT oil The venerable Charles Gnrrollton, wlih
the inscription Jny !, 1915 - above which
was placed the molto, " Agriculture, Con,-
mefee and Manufactures " On the Nouh and
South corner III iheieriace, the national nags
we're ,ds, fully arranged The ceremonies
were comm nced by national II, played by
Captain hOundiee's excellent baud after
which the Rev. Nicholas Sneihen, a venerable
aud hlg hlg ialeuird minister of the Meihudst
persua siou, snpplca,ei the Throne Of Grace.
10 an elegant and very appropriate praypr -
This par, OF the exerei-cs being concluded
William George Read J. q. rose aud deli.e cred
the Centenary ofa10n, an address replcte
with eloqnence and hIslo ical allusion Nh,
"ihstanding the extreme heal oftlo dn, tbs
Huhlfht' WIN III 70 Hhu HlBHlt EflptGlHDlG,
aud listened 10 the Orator viii make atien=
ito ., md gave repeated indieaton, OF mp
panse.
The Centenary ceremonial having closed
our eluztus plned IN The proc aslun o. the
place oi la ,iug thu corD'r stone oil the BALI.
mort aud SDgaehaaaa Rail Toad, wlirh VIA
formed Ia 90 furm1y Is ith hr order published
on Saturday, with The addition of several
youthful nsso,in ions which clio ed The Ii e vi
rrnfes lop, ana whose appearance and con.
dncl throughout elected tho whrmts' admire.
ton.
We are happy 10 ob.ervc in n conspicuous
station oi the Masonic ranks The anc'eni aud
honorable frau rnitv ofkNiGHf 1LMPLAR1
from Washington The process WIS lofmea
at the Mespnlc Hail. in -. Paui'5 street. about
hall past MAE nclocf Il. ~, md marched down
Fayene street To Calvert ihenee 10 Maikel up
nke'to Iio~hfd Siecl, aud up N. Howard
street 10 the plnce II ,Hyug HE st"ne. The
procession arrived Oh the ground ~ II G'clook.
where n platform III The Gfrrau lyle was cree
ted for the accommodation of tnn Gn,rfuor and
his aids. the Grand Lodge III Ma yhnd, Off
GERS oil The Coipot ration, Members the Gun
phny aud invited guests IN the rchI OF lle
plal form, aud nj n suitable elevation, the illg
used AT the bombhtdmcnt II Fuit M'Henry
was suspended ON each side afo.ea r"siia pr
estal sarm0unIcd by a raj fo1d car, derO.
rated with fancy tanueTs al rHcb rngc. HE
pedestal on the left bore the following lnsci.p-
ton
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nv FLETCHER & TOLER.
TERMS.

-. q ,er aGaa u. payable in adsance.--N o sun.
Ut fol - 70 reeeiyed for less time than SIX mohtls
r1don WI. - he discontinued (but at the discretion
ana nun. no iitors, until al larrearages are paid
.,lyertisems4ts will be inserted at 9o GEMS pc,
spare W w These from distance must bc rad LOT
~ their insertion, the payment assumed ny
!,@o gpesp 20 persOnin Lynchbafe.
,an,ery Orders not exceeding two squaresae ~
,,ed for ak dollars.
r AIletters addressed to the Editors must DC posi-
= nr tbsy will the attended to-
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FOREh NOWLEDGE-RY DRYDEN

FOREk NOWLEDGE-RY DRYDEN
Too curious man, why dost thou seek to know
Events. which, good or i'll, f,reknown are NO
TIL All-seeiug Power that made thee m,Ita!
gave
Thee every thing mortal state shonld have.
Fore knowledge only IS enjoyd by Heaven,
d. for his peace of mind. to man forbidden,
Wretched were lie, # he foreknew his doom
Even joys foreseen give pleasing hope no room
And grets assur'd, are fell before they come.
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THE SOLDIERS BRIDE


Yes, ye may pay your ihousb,eSs duty.
Vain throng to glorys distant star,
Aud We may smile when blooming beauty
Rewards the gallant Son Of War;
For me, sigh TO think that Sorrow
My soon their gentle heart betide.
And soon dirk n gloomy morrow,
May dawn upon the Soldiers Bride.
Oh were her path the scene of brightness
Pnurtray'd by ardent fancy's ray;
Oh could her bosom thrill in lightncss.
When Glory's pictured charms decay
Could hope still bless her golden sumbers,
Aud crown tie dreams Of youthful pride,
Then greet with joy the Soldiers Bride.
But when dismay'd by thrcatninc dangers,
And doomed in distant scenes TO roam,
To meet The chilling glance ofstrangers,
And vainly mourn her peaceful home
on will her tearfuleye discover
The fears her bosom once detied
on shall the smiles that blcss'a The lover
Desert the Soldier weeping Bride.
And when ~prrchanca, Wars stunning rattle
Greets from a'ar her shuddeling ear,
When, yielding to the fate Of bdttlc,
Her hero meets an early htr;
Condemned III hopeless grief TO languish
She icds to Sorrows gushing tide
And tears express, in silent anguish,
The sadness of the Soldiers Bride.
What then avails the wreath of Glory
The victor il should crown is fl d
The din Of fame, the martial story,
Reach not The mansions ofthc dead
She greets with signs, the dear-bought trea sure
That seems ner sadness to deride,
And snuns the mimic gleam of pleasure.
That mocks the Soldiers widow'd Bride.
To me her llowerv crown Of gladness
Seems like the dropping cypress wreath
Her nuptal ihrnng--a train Of sadness
Her minstrel band-lhe dhge OF death.
All SION may Grief those blossoms sever,
Despoil that cheek with bushes dyed
And clood with dark despair forever,
The triumph Of the Soldiers Bride.
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GlLLETT CAKES.

Take two teacupsful ofsugar. same of butter,
two egg, TWO easpoonslul oil pearl ash dissolved
in half cup of milk, aud flour sufi cient TO
woil; he whole into mass. Make thin cakes
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Of the size ofthe top Of narrow coffee cup,
aud bake on lin plates. A better accompani.
meni In glass OF eooseberry or seappernong
never passed the lips of
COUSIN TAB
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Soon after The procession had reached the
ground, the Rev. Dr. Williams, the Grand
Chaplain Offered up piouj aspiration 10
Heaven.
George Winchester Esq the President of
the Company, then delivered an address, ex-
planalory Of lis objects aud views and hbv.
ing concluded col. WM. STEUART tie
DEPUTY GRAND MASTER in the p,e.
sence Of the Masonic Brethren and the thou.
sands assembled 10 witness IL, performed the
ceremony oilaying the stone. The Mdlet or
Gavel employed on his sion was The one
used by the Father OF his Country. Ia laying
In" corner Stone Of The Capital at Washington.
The Rev. Mr. Reynolds, from Harrisbargh,
now Offered up 10 the Source of All Good, a
most impressive prayer.
lie was followed by the G., and Marshal, VIII
read the Inscription Composition paIe.
On one side were engraved these words
IN COMMUNICATIONS
OF the Commencement of the
BALTIMORE s. SUSQUEHANSARA RAIL Roar,
THIS STONE toas placed,
On THE oh Day NJ AUGUsr, A ID 1879,
Blythe Grand Lodge Of Maryland,
Under the direction Of the President a. Direc-
tors OF the Rail Road Com. being the first
HUEDREprH ANNIVERSARY OF
BALTIMORE;
Which was laid out under Act Of the As
sembly OF the Province Of Maryland,
Passed on tie sth day Of Aagusi, Il. d. 1923.
Aud on The other side were inscribed the
following
In THE 54rG YEAn OF THE
INDEPENDENCE OF TIE U. STATES.
ANDREW JACKSON. President OF the U s.
DANIEL MARTIN, Gov of Maryland.
JACOB SMALL. Mayor Of the City Of BaIti-
more.
GEORGE WINCHESTER, Presilep, oil the
Rail Road Company
DIRECTORS.
James l.. Hawkins, Thomas Finlay.
Shepherd G. Leakin, James Howard,
Justus Hoppe, Hiiinnn jenkins,
James b. StoDsburs, james Z. Gtiiags,
Robert Parviance, Henry Didier,
john keIso,
WILLIAM SMALL, Engineer.
Engrared By J. Pratt
| After the Grand Marshal had flushed fea.s-
ing the plate, glass Jar containing the news
papers OF the day. aud the following CONS.
were deposited in the cavity oftbe stone j; an
American dollar, half dollar, quarter, and ten
cent PIECE, IN five cent piece OF the coinage of
| 1922 two oeuts end one half cent as also q
copy Of the Act Of incorporation Of ;hn Ralti.
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POTATO fARINA.

1t would TO doubt answer st better in moro south
cfn regions.
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1923,
Population

1923,
Population
10
Area
90
Act.s.
That on the right was Inscribed
1879.
Population
10000.
Areh
q 300
Acres