American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08
Z ANDLORD's SALE. By virtue Of va

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| mh6.4t ri ]. EDWARD BIRD.
u ANDLORD'S SALE. BY virtue Of a war
"A rant of DISTRESS issued at the suit of Jas Stow,
against the goods and ehattels, lands and tenemenis
| of JAMES COkEFAlR, TO me directed, have seiz-
cd and taken in distress all the estate hight title in
erest property, claim and demand AT law and in equ-
| y, Of the said James Cokefar, in and 10 VENEER
| ING for Cabinet work, unfinished CABINET WORK,
| PICTURE FRAMES, and Work Benches, one Stove
| Glue Kettles sc. Sc.
| And hereby give notice, that on the 10th day of
March, AT 10 O'Clock in the morning, will offer for
sale the said property, so seized and taken in distress
by public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash al
Slows saw Mill, Uhler's alley, above Charles-st.
mh4-2aw2w' DAVID WHlTSON, Constable.
aNHANCERY SALE OF A DWELLING ON
" MONUMENT STREET, BY virtue of a decree
in Chancery, the undersigned, Trustee, will offer
at public sale, OR SATURDAY, the 9Th March, 1915,
at O'Clock r. NJ on the premises all that lot or par
Gel of GROUND on the south side of Monument st.
at the distance of % feet easerly from the corner
formed by the intersection Of the south side of Mon
ument street and the east side of Enso street, and
running thence castcfy bounding on Monument-st. 10
feet, thence south eastery ut right angles to Monu-
menl street 70 fcet thence westerly intersect line
drawn "A feet from the beginning and right angles
To Monument street, and then reversing the line 90
49, drawn "A feet to the place of beginning.
Mu;U] The improvements consist Of two story
Mgi,H Brick BUILDING, with attic, being the third
zl:9..L house west of the Monument street Mctho-
dist Church The property is subject to the yearly
ground rent Of Sl6 Terms of sale cash.
fel5-2aw3w JOHN II. ING, Trustee
&,vwA FARM AND COUNTRY SEAV
fffF3f FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell the
IsulM FARM he resides upon, containing about 80
ACRES, situated II miles north Of the city
limits; the road to i, leaves the York Turnpike at the
star Tavern, short distance above the MessrS Jeu-
kns' tan yard The Improvements extensive, put
up recently with n view TO Accommodate dairy
The Land good, well watercd, and the cleared part
principally in Glover and Timothy. The Farm and
out buildings are under rent the present vear-laSt
year 1t yielded upwards of 1920, besides furnishing
the family table. The Garden is we'll stocked with
the best of Fruits; the Orchard is young some of the
trees bearing the first time last The tenant will
have no objection to conform his operations to the
wishes OF the purchaser.
The advertiser occupies the mansion house. garden,
park and Spring house, with the privilege OF the or
chard Possession will be given as a sale is
made, and if desirable the furniture will be sold with
the farm II not sold before the LIST of April next il
will be offered at auction. The gardener will con
tnue his work until the sale. Purchasers are invited
tosee the place. Apply at the corner of South and
Lombard streets, to
mh4 eolw THOMAS SYMINGTON.
ENARM FOR SALE. situated in Calvert coun-
H. ~, near the tide water 0f Island Creek, contain
ing S5O ACRES. The situation is healthy and de-
Srahe, and the land is well adapted to the growth of
tobacco corn, wheat and oats, and easily be inn
proved by the Use of clover and plaster, mari,
the latter of which is to be found on the Farm, of the
very best quality and very abundant There also
considerable quantity of wood and timber upon This
FsxsA farm The Improvements consist of good
fSfSEt1 comfortable DWELLING, and necessary
lsilm out iildings. This Farm can he purchased
for $40 per acre. one fourth cash, and the ba-
lance in one, two and three years, with interest.
20 For further particulars, apply to Col. JAMES
B. HARRIS, who resides upon the premises, OF to
THOS. J. HELEN, ST. Leonard Post office.
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