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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-19
SrEuBENvrLLE, March 6, 1910.


B. WELLS, ESQ.
Dear Slr-Your note of yesterday is duly received,
IN which you have requested mo to communicate such
information as may be in my power with regard to the
opinions Of Judge Tsppan on the subject OF slavery,
&c 1t is probably known to you, that although near
neghbor OF the Judge, have been on very social
terms Tor some time and therefore my opportunities Of
knowing from himself his opinions on that sub
ect, have been quite limited have no hesitation in
saying this, however, that his personal acquaintance
here, Of both political parties have, many Of them, if
most Of them, always considered his opinions and
views on that subject extremely ultra with regard to
the right OF holding slaves Indeed there a number
Of the most prominent administration men here, who
expressed their utter astonishment at the election Of
Judge Tkppan, to the Senate Of the United States.
that very account, and who entertain tho belief that
he is an abolltionst and do not hesitate 10 say so.
have heard number Of Van Buren, men express them.
selves this effect within week, and never heard
II questioned, until it understood he had satsfacto
y answered the queries propounded to him at the time
he was elected have heard much from him on that
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LOGAN HILL, March 4, 1910.

Dear Sir: In answer to your note requesting
statement Of what may know with respect to Judge
Tappan's heretofore avowed sentiments on the SUBJ
ect of slavery and abolition, will state that have
been acquainted with Judge Tappan since 1913.
Until 1924 we were on good terms, and had every
opportunity Of knowing his sentiments on subjects
Of public interest Since that period GOODNESS has
existed between us, and my knowledge Of his SEN
timents is derived more from his friends and asso-
cIates than from himself During the time inter-
course was unrestraned, the subject of slavery and
slaves was often the subject of consideration He
habltually denounced slavery and savenolders. His
expressions were very strong such as that the slaves
ought to rise and cut their masters throatsf they,
them, but would rather aid them. Although ever
have been myself utterly opposed to slavery, both in
principle and practice, in conversations the
subject we could not agree. He was in favor of i'm
mediate emancipation at all events. was in favor
of gradual emancipation and colonization. | have
always understood and believed that his sentiments
remained unchanged until about the time OF his cleo
ton to the Senate Of the United States. Indeed
since the formation Of abolition societies in the north
ern cities, and the consequent excitement the
subject Of slavery, know that Judge Tappan has
been opposed to the coonizng negroes on the coast
or Africa, claiming that it was device of slave
holders to get rid OF their refractory slaves
Not being abolitionist in the modern acceptation
Of the term am not intimately acquainted with the
views of abolitionsts in this quarter, but have
derstood that they would not paternise with Judge
Tappan on account of his ultra views with respect
to abolition and amalgamation.
You at liberty to use the above statement in
any way that you see proper
Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
L n HAII,OCK
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PETERs' VEGE TABLE PILLS
From The New York Examiner.


EHTE would call attention to the advertisement i'm
w cur columns te-Etay of PETERS, VEGETA-
BILE FILLS We understand BY the best medical an
tlOr. thathere is preparation tho day which en-
joys enyIabe repUsation. At the south and north
their Eceess has been Enbaunded and wherever intro
duce5wc believe they have given the most perecct salts
lctien. We have this day had interview with one
OF citizens Henry r. Fox who was recently cured
of most remarkable andobstihae cutaneons eruption,
where the whole body was covered with large oatB.
ulcers and the Dnsls of the throat eaten
awsg--anh by using these PILLS daily for six weeks
was entirely restored to; health.
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health of the body, be
caCse they purify and inygOrate the blood and their
g0otefects not 'G04Rterbalneed bY any inconve-
nence being composed entirely Of vegetables they do
no. czp9se those who them danger and heir eff
tects certain they sanitary they are daily
ana safely administered to infancy YOUTH manhood and
oEeae, and To in the critical and delicate
Circumstances; they DO disturb shock the anima
GfcIls, but restore their order and e-establish their
heslt: and for Al the purposes which Vegetable PuF
gafSe, certain cleanser of the whole system are
CARED they stand without rigal-they are allowed la
be ailthat can be accomplished medicine both Eo
laHver and innoeence.
g5-FOr safe BY G. X TYLER
General Agent,
Cefnerof East Baltimore and High streets
And by all the Druggists i'll Baltimore, and in Washing
+ tom Georgetown, and Alexandra, d. C..
JIG 10 2aw
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DRAWING AND, PAINTING.

AERS. JENNINGS, QteItLnndon,) respectfully
W info Has the citizens ohnoIe, that she Is Civ
ing lessons on new and beautiful system of pain 3ng
introducc14by herself into tlas country.
Mrs. j. IS the only person ibis City who has the ad-
vantage Of having been taught by the INVENTOR Mr.
Kingstoc IN addition this hers is not the experience
and practice of a day, but OF yeaas.
AmonShe advantages of thss system are the facility
with vleh it inlay be aeagiEea by those who have no
previoHs knowledge of Drawing and Printing, and the
rapidty Nlth which picsIe be executed. That a
gnowIadge of it sufeienbe enable any attentive person
sketch correctly from Natute and TO 90 on tcny de-
kree ef perfection, may be communicated in few Les
ct hour each, wsout any mechanical did what
Painting by this System instead of being labo
riorsk Is agTceah resfeation and often aevelopcs
nd talent kIsswn TO he possessed II unites
the transparency of water color painting wts<he etec
ans durability of OIL yetsoids the tediousaess of this
one and the oensive1ess OF the other Mrs }. hkewis
teAehes n beautiful neibod of Drawing asd paintin!
Bids Flowers and Fruit from Nature. AisO to MAKE
Wax Flowers, and q +lrepare the Sheet Wax.
Ladies and Gentlemen invited TO CALI AHd examine
specimens ofthe w0zk AZ her hoIsc, No. 30 FAfEFTE
sIEE1 three doos above North, betwees the Post Of
fee and City Hotel
lie 10 diff
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n CARD
FByHOMAS II. POT,rEVGER begs TO INFORM
Il his friends and the public generally that he con-
tnues to attend late and early his Office northwest
corner OF ST. Paul's and Faycee Streets and is preplr
ed TO execute of reasonable terms, with pronlptness
and accuracy every kind conveyancing also
agreements, articles of coparnership bills of sale, up
pgentices indenturcs, SC. He will also and al
Just accounts, prepare nsoyen papers, draw out last
wills and testamentss take dispositions, execute
missions, &c. with all of which he has become familiar
by practice ofmany years, and will be thankful for
employment. ma .2aw2,y
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FOURTH OF JULY.--FiSHERMEN who
wish enjoy the 4th of July, may rig themselves out on
the best terms. Come and see
HSISHING TACIkLE.-just received an as
= sortmenl of superior TACKLE, consisting of
3, 4 and S JOINT w ALKGNG STICK RODS
8, A and II VILE RODS
3, a and o Ash built Fl. RODS
so, 100 & $50 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GASs
LINES
SILK HAIR and GRASS LINES. furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
eros Gut. Gimp and Hair SNODDS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or otherwise
-sWIVEI,s HOOKS, furnished complete
Aso-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Tyyine and s,orage, of all kinds, fnr safe at
very reducedprces by DUkEHAkI Y ~,
IOI IL baltimore street, between Snuth & Calvert
SITS. Country Merchants and others invited to call
acc Je24
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I'D THE HONOR ABB EgHE JUDGE
DE BALTINItlRE COUNTY, COURT.

I'D THE HONOR ABB Z HE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT.
.gEyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports
q That being ais1at to proceed under the authority
Oft he of Assembly of Maryland, entitled act
relating Mortgages in the City aud County OF Bat
more TO sell at Pebble Auction the highest bidder
certain parcel of GrouRd with the appurtenaDceS par
ticuary ment!&sled and described i'll ndenture of
Mortgage and trust between Edmund Gibson and wife,
and John Gean bearing date The nineteenth day of De
toler eighleea hundred and thirty five, and recorded
among the Land records of Baltimore County Count, in
ber T. X. No. 2l fuiio 1865 SC, he did the fourth
day of NQsember eighteen hendred and thiTty inc, give
bond the State OF M1s land in such penalty and N,fh
such sccs,rity approved b. the Honorable JohD
Purvinee, Associate Judge of Baltimore County Court
in relation the sale of said property, and dd on the
day last mentioned file the said bond in te office OF Tie
CLERK OF said Court, pursuant TO tile directions OF the &C
of Assembly aforesaid, passed at neoeihbr SESSION
eighteen hundred ana tweltysix, Chapter 49, That
he did then give than twenty days notice OF the
time, mace, and terms OF sale by advertisement
in the imcicaR Patriot and Pilot,-three of the daily
NEWSPAPERS published IN the city aforesaid that Is
a thnt the Sane would be sold nj the Exchange in tn
civ atore said the lhittici day of April, eighteen
hundred and f,rty ri o'csek, r. NJ that the terms
nf sale were as prescribed by the deed aforesaid cash.
INT the Mortgages had cons 5nte to extend the credits
ms follows 10 wits fifth in cash the sale, and the
residue In equal nsGlments at six, twelve, eighteen ana
twenty four months, with interest, and undOuhied Sc
CURLY wond be required said credit payments, and
that nj said Se John Gibsoa became the highest bidder
and purchased al ad icr me sum OF thirteen touSaiu
dollars. JNfhS GLENN, 1Tfstec'
State of Maryland, City OF Baltimore TO wit:
On this 2Sth day of May, eighteen hundred and forty
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and To-
The city aforesaid personally appeared John Glenn ae
made oath that the matters and things stated IN the Tore
going report true and that the sale therein reported
10 ''''' '''" '''" nue. JOHN w. PEALE.
True Copy Test, THOS, KELL, elk.
jc3 law3w
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SUMMER RETREAT.

HN CHANG cry, 9th May, IS4O.-Ordered tn
the sale made and within reported by Brantz Mayer
Trustee III the in ChaneeCy between Charles F.
Mayer and Samuel Barnes Plaintiffs, and Mary Brown
and Louis Hart, defendants, be ratified and confirmed
unless cate be shewn 10 the contrary before the
9th day of July next: Provided copy of this orderb
inserted IN some newspaper week for three sue.
cesstye weeks, before the 27tI day OF June next The
report states that piece of land containing one hun
dfed and eishtyfour sold for fourteen dollars
per acre, lin ALL for two thousand five hundred and Sc
yenu'-six doars)
True cOpy-Test: RAMSAY WATERS
ie-2- law3w Reg Chr Can
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NEWLY INVEN Ted HOlxSE POW EGi
AND TIIKESHING MACuINE

NEWLY INVEN FED HORSE POW EciE
AND THKESHING MACHINE.
THNHE subscriber would inform the public that he
=. has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
& THRESIlING MACHINE, and now offers them 10
the public; believing that they will fully the expac
tation and wishes of the purchasers, he thinks that they
will be found equal, if superior any Machines for
that purpose in They compact, strong,
and believed to be very dtTabe calculated be work
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thrcsh-
ing Machines less cxpens
He is likewise Agent for the sale of Mr.. Uuys Horse
Powers and Thresng Machines; those peterrng these
Machines procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt street.
lie % j. S. EASTMAN.
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DUKEHART,s VARIETY ST ORE.

DUkEHART'S VARIETY ST ORE.
No l013s BALTIMORE STREET
(B c tween South and "a vert Streets,
VA HERE.cs con be had reasonaq9 terms, the
w following. articles
Sweeping scrdbbing, Shoe, TOOTH Weavers' ann Fal
Ier's BRUSHES
Round, squage, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand.
somely ettsned
Willow basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, M:Ebhas, Bandy balls, ccIsmen Tops
Baskets, W;sshhoartls, towel Roleas
Fishing il0a-ks and Lines
Hay and g;Estsn Rakes
Lime or IeBAan SqueeZers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread TrilKS, cake Boards, and solling Pins
Mudlers: Spoons
Lamp ISIeks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane o7eta Stays pr Reeds and Cane suitak for reed
makes
Plough CT leading Lines
Parlour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patena Taps; Wool Cards
WoCieu, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, &c.
Baltimore. 5th month, 1910. IHne At.
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e. IT, - 81

GREAT MEETING OF THE WINGS AT
BARREN SPRINGS, SOMERSET COUNTY, E. s.,
MARYLAND, ON TIE 18th JULY.
gEyHE Canmodous Steamboat POCAHONTAS,
- Capt Cannon, will leave the lower end of Spears
wharf on FRIDAY EVENING THE Sd JULY NEXT,
att O'Clock and will land her passengers early the next
morning at the wharf at Vienna, where they will he
met by the Committee of Reception who will conduct
them to the Springs. Besides an Opportunity of
being present at this Great Wing Festival passengers
will have the benefit of the breeze aud a salt
bath; returning will leave Vienna Sunday morning at
O'Clock and arrive in Baltimore the evening Pas
sage for the trip only So meals extra. limited num-
Der of tickets only will be sold. Tickets can be
had at the Steamboat Office, lower end of Spears wifi
je % d5t
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n K. T.. G. BAUGE, the challenger OF the world
Iva respectfully informs the citizens Of Baltimore that
an exhibition of the progress of his tyona pupils dur
ing the first term, will take place at the GYMNASIUM
of Baltimore and Charles streets, en- the LIST OF Ju-
y, a O'Clock in the evening Professors and amateurs
respectfully invited TO attend.
Mr. B., at the exhibition. will with pleasure give pre-
miums eff excellences the most skfui in their re-
spectve branches.
The first trial win be with the small sword
Second with the Broad sword.
Third with the single stick.
Fourti with the quarter staff
1-The pupils have full privilege of inviting their
friends.
ie 30 At
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AUCTION SALES
BY GRUNDY & Coz
CHANCERY sALE. .

CHAECERY SALE.
N PURSUANCE of a decree of BsltasaEe County
CoEt sitting in Equity, the. undersigned Trustee
will seltby auction MONDAY the 9th Of July next,
al HarewOOd the Farms of AIessrs. Hitch, (sale 10
commence at 10 O'Clock, A. Ma
All the personal property Inortgaged bytVVAham and
Jost Hitch to the Ext cutters OF the late lt0eTt OVef,
deceased, consisting in part fIIorses, M4es, oxen,
Cows, Sheep, Carts, Plougs and ether armhs utensils
several negroes not 10 cut OF the tatey.a fine hay
pressing nacine household AMI kitchen itsniture and
other articles too tedious 10 mention Terms at sale
JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
ie % cots GRtJNDY & co. Aucts.
viii then be for 1t in Saratoga cstret,
north side, near Chapel alley.
6-S .4LSO-A comfortable and spacious two story
Mi.alf DWELLING, pleasantly situated onn lot front
sing :ortyseven feet on George and l9fset on Fine
~ .4LSO-A desiratge new two Story Dwell
ss: LING twenty-five feet front, with atiD story, and
back build ny stable and curriage house
hydrant1n the yard-situaf in EuiaH street yconvenen
to tie Lexington Market.
80 .qLSO-Two large and conyenient8 sto- ~,
iiIlIfry DWELLINGS. fine deep Lo;s;,situ- IllII
G4ss2ate in Lexington ST. belweeR Charles and&4=As
-. ALSO-h conyeaient and well arnanged three
faiII story DWELLING situate III Lombard, between
G4lIIaBover and sharp streets, now in complete re-
H. .RLSO-A substantial and medern-built three
Ms.H stouY DWELLING, with extensive back build
S4ig and drawing room, situate il franklin near
- FOR RENT-A spacious ards convenient
fiIlif WAREHOUSE. tine north side sfMa,kSt be-
4=AIA5tsvgfn Sharp aud Hanover SIS.
~ e4LSO-Ihc Dwelling part of large and con-
lE IIf venient HOUSE, rs Market stae. bellows How
2ssar well calculated for genteeL Boarding Mouse
the stuatOn being desirable tenside there
is very liEtle doubt but ta sufficient number of gen
teel boaiers could be had in the neigh5sEhoodt TO
der il profitable.
FOE S.7LE-Seve.ai very desirable F,A RMS, with
good improvements, and in fair stab of etlltlEaon-
within . to 25 miles &C Ramore-nGst Of them in the
immediate neighborhcG OF limestone.
.fLSO-A FARM of 300 Acres of rich Land in
most desirable heaShy neighborhuod. aboahding in
lmeStfsne, about - Tl.les from BALTIMORE
je - Apply 10 FOWLER & TYSON.
CLARk'S LUCKY OFFICE.
h4iisessDl Buildings csTncT Of B!Liu0re and Caret SIS
IO.aaO DOLLARS.
Draws on Monday, June %, 1870 Tickets IS o.
Shares in proportion.
J 10000 DOLLARS.
Usaws on Tuesday, June 3d. lS.Q-. Tickets 50 90
Shares i'll proportion
$4,000 DOLLARS
Draws on Wednesday, July ], I84Q.- TSckets 81 90.
SHARES in proportion.
For the CAPITAL PRIZES, CSteet4O
CLARK'S
Museum BuiIding, Baltimore, Md.
ic %
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A NEW Volume NOW COMMENCE
LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER

FUVHE SUBSCItIHEH oIitfs 70 Hf5 Ifftnu5 anu
n the public in general at his Lumber Yard omt the
Falls, below Pratt street Brdge,(Ofice head Union
Dock large and general assortment ofseasonafl Lum
ber Such as panne Common, Select Cuttings Jeisx.
Rafters, shingles, Laths, NJ Carolina and E. S-FI6oF
ing with every other article necessary make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank, will be sold reduced prices, have large
quanrity hand All those who buy for cash may En- I
pect liberal discount D. Il. THOMAS.
jeo5 diff
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MARDEN's PATENT SCALE

NIARD EMS PATENT SCALE
HG FACTORY, corner of Balderston an
I'll S. Charles streets, where may be had alta
EE4 times, all of the different kinds of Veicif
ingAPPARATUS,f from the largest Rail-.
ROAD to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers be furnished with these articles
made in this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY peg
CENT. CHEAPER than they are charged by oonmis=
sion merchants. The public respectfully invited %
call and examine for themselves
JESSE MARDEN,
Patentee and Manufacturer.
N. B.-SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at show
tic nj 5 tTd
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49, SOUTH STREET.

~ FOR. S.fLE.-A very neat and spacious sto.
fIlIf ~ DWELLING, twenty-five feeg 'front.' with
tA5tensve back building an-SEeaiiist )m, built iH
he best deep LuA by draRt in the yard; tr
is nearly new and in coapiete order Possesssi
han be had tme diatey uoi sold by the first of judy
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FOR RENT,
~ A very comfortable two story BRICK DNELe
MMf LING HOUSE, in Pearl street, fewJdoors norm
l. of Saratoga street, This house contains passage
two parours pantry and kitchen down stairs four cham
bers above and two rooms in the garrett The rent VIII
be $500 per annum, and possession gwen mme aiateiy
Amply to JESSE IT. PETERS,
Next door below, or at the
ap 10 Conner of Market x Norm SIS
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GREAT WING MEETING.
A u Barren Creek Springs, near Vienna, Somerset
"a county, on the FOURTH OF JULY.-A meeting
OF the Wings the three counties of Dorchesc, Somer
set and Worcester will be held at Barren Creek Springs,
near Vienna, the 4th of JGly--arrangem have
been made by the Wings ofhe three counties to receive
their Baltimore friends in suitable manner.
u <ssc-.4 1hes .eanlboat GORGE WASHING
2kAazsTON has been engaged fer the occasion
and will leave the lower end of Bewly 3
wharton FRIDAY EVENING, at eight O'Clock, and re
turn on Sunday night, leaving Vienna Sunday after
noon. Tickets S. Meals extra.
Tickets can be had at John Hendersons No. II, Pratt
street-a limited number only will be issued. A Band
accompanies the boat. je 25-eoft
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s1Nx FOR FtMIeIEr oR CHARTER

gRskp The schr GLIDE, Patterson, master; slows
- about 600 barrels Apply to the master on
board, or to JOHN P. ADAMS,
ie25 Bowly's wharf
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AVA ISk1lsa EMS.

ANa USk4lla n N.kSS.
1AEAT'Rfe-HOLLIDAY STREET.
HF. and Mrs. HENRY yVALLACK,
CLate Miss TuKPIE,l
Is engad for oth nights only uHd will appear in two
faYoriIe pieces.
First aEharhnce OF Mr.. LAM BERT, nfthe late Nation
al Theatre, New York.
THIS EVENING. June 99tb
Vii be presented the Musical Drama of
CHARLES XII,
Adm Brock, Mr. H Wallack.
Esdiga, Miss Turpin.
To wintWiil be added, The domestic Drama, of great
interest, called
ROBERT AIACAlRE.
Robrt btaeaire, Mr.U WaGIaek.
Jacques StOp, Mr. Lambert.
DOlOnt, Mr. WALTON
lane, Mrs. A. Knight.
(15-lhduced prices Of admssiols-Bos IS cents-Pit
81 eeIs-Gaery - cents.
-oors will be opened at 7, and the Curtain will
rise at before O'Clock, precisely
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,

SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
MANU- ACTURER OF
PROCLAIM INCORRUPTABJ. = TEETH,
No. SO South Sharp sirl,t,
- ESPECTFJLLY informs citizens of Bal
~, more that he is prepared TO perform every opera
ton apperaining TO his profession, such as Cleaning,
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, &c.>s He will also in
seu Tncorruptibe Teeth Pvots Clasps in the most
durable manner.
REFERENCES.
Philip q. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, baltimore
John Needles,
VIM e. Bartlett, )
George Truman, }
Elisha Townsend, Dentists, phiad
NJ. s. Foster,
ie27
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vii

PUBLIC SAL
VA I'LL BE SOLD at the Exchange on WEDNES
Wv DAY the 9th inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ for and
on account of Thomas 5. Thompson, all that LOT
parcel of GROUND situated in the city of Baltimore,
the northeast the section of Pitt and Green
streets called Exeter St., fronting the latter St
hundred, and extending back twenty-sx feet ten
inches subject the payment ofhe yearly rents of one
hundred and sixty dollars, together with the buildings
and Improvements thereon erected made or being and
the rights, privileges, advantages and appurenances
thereto belonging &c.
Terms of sae one-third cash, one-thiri in three
months and one third in six months.
CHARLES II. PITTS.
lie 10 eod2w GRUMPY & co. Aucts.