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The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court Of jackson
County. State Of Mississippi. To
Nav Term. A. u. 1859.
R0DERICk SEAL,

JOSEPH GARLICK.
NOTICE is hereby given ,hsi an
" Attachment was issued against
the estate Of he said Defendant on the
/ nth day Of March, a. d. 1859. at tbs
suit of the said Plaintiff. Tor the sum Of
One Hundred Dollars (Sloo.o0) and
returned duly executed, aud that On
less said Defendant appear on the iirst
day Of tie next Term Of the Circuit
Cour,, to be held in and for the Coun-
'tv Of Jackson. on the
THIRD MONDAY or My
next ensuing. At the Court House Of
said County. and plead TO said sction,
Judgement will be entered and tie es-
tate so attached will be sold
Given under nv hand and official
seal tlvs 2s,h day Of March, A. b
1850. -. ,.,.
a. G. STEEpE.
Clcrk.
April 5, 1850. 3o-5t.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
Meeting Of tho Directors of
the CT. & S. I. Railroad.

A MEETING ol the Board os Di-
- reciofs Of the Gulf and Ship
Iland Railroad will ba held At Bran
don on the Third Friday is April neHt-
A fall attendance Is requested.
+. POPE, Pres pro fsm.
I.NKwTox. See.
Feb. 10. 1859. idaa.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

An uncle lefs IN his will eleven silver
spoons TO his nephew, adding, " If l
have not lei. him the dozen, be knows
tie reason."-1be iact Was, the ueph
ew had some time before stolen a spoon
from Ills relative.
4 FUR ErehoBge-Au Irish school
mistress honestly declared: It's litils
they pays me, an sure il's mighty little l
tahces EN-
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
Tie State ot Mississippi, Hafrison
County. In the Chahcery Court
ol said County, At rules the first
Monday Of Apfil. A. D.Is5o.
RICHARD +. HARRISON,
FRANCIS BEUTER.

fkAN1lS BEO Eik-
AN reading and fling the COM
80 plainsnts Jill. and il appearing
that the DeIeudant Is nonresident
Of this State, and resides beyoad the
limits thereof:
Il is ordered that said Defendant
make his personal appearance in this
Court, al a Term thereof to be held At
the Court House Of said County, in
Mississippi City. on the
FOURTH MONDAY or NAY
next, A. d. 1859. and plead answer or
denur to eomplainants bill within the
three first three DAYS of sal term, or the
matters thereof will be taken as con-
fessed, set for hearing ez parte, and de-
creed accordingly.
II is further ordered that a copy Of
this order be published in the "Kands-
boro' Democrat, public newspaper
printed and published in the town q
Handsboro', in said County, once a
week for four weeks successfully, pre-
vious 70 said term Of Court.
ATTEST: L. l. DAVIS,
Clerk.
April IL. SO. 3i-5t.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

An IrisLman called at a bookstore
IN Jordan the other day to purchase a
steel pen, The clerk handed him one,
and after examining it moment be
threw IL down, declaring tha. he didn't
want 10 be chaied in that manner.
The clerk picked it up, aud a.ked =
What is the ms,ter With Il I" Its
broke" said the man. Il want hole
one, or III not pay ye for il" The
clerk assured him that It WAS whole,
Md a good one, but was etfeclually 81 E.
lencsd by the lrishman, who, pointing
out lis defect, exclaimed: An will
yez be after calling that a whole oael
Don't you see is splity'
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

M4CEtN~Ak 4 N01 y - A1A1A ny o
NOTICE is hereby given that an
- AtiSchmen; was issued against
the Estate Of the said Defendant on
the 29lh day Of December, A. D..
1853, al The suit of said Plaintiff. for
the sum Of Oae Thousand Dollars,
$1,000 oo) and returned duly execu-
ted and that unless the said Defend
ant appear on the first dav Of the next
Term of the Circuit Court, held il and
for the County Of lIauison, on the
FOURTH MONDAY or My
next ensuing. a. the Court House Of
said County at Mississippi CITY. and
plead 10 said action. Judgement sill
lie entered and the Estate attached
Will be sid.
ArrEsr. L. L. DAVIS.
Ckerk.
March -. -. 2s-si.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
EDWARD GOTHIEL, and

Ell " A4tV W. - mr. aHA
JOSEPHINE GOTHIEL, his wife.
HTPON opening the complainants
- Bill, and it appearing to the
Satisfaction Of the Court that the De
PENDANTS, EDwARD GorHIEL and Jo-
sEFmxE GoTHiEL, his wife. are no,
citizens Of the State OF Mississippi. but
reside beyond the limits thereof, so
that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be exeeated sgainsl them.
Therefore, il is ordered by the Count,
that they enter their appearance herein
on or before the first day OF the merit
Term Of this Court 10 be holden At The
Court House Of said Harrison County,
in Mississippi City. on the
FOURTH MONDAY or MAY
next ensuing. and plead. snswer. or de-
mur 10 Complainanis Bill. or the sew
eral allegations thereof will be taken
as confessed a. 10 them.
Il Is further ordered that = copy Of
tins order be published 10 she ..Honfs
boro' Democraf." a newspaper printed
and published in the lewn q UASDs-
nogo', y sad County, once a week,
for one moath.
ArrEsr: L. L. DAVIS.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
DIR. A. BREUNN,

DHYs5cIAS, SURGEON AND oCULiST.
Graduate Of a European College. and aiso
d the Medical college of the JaiTeTsitFoi o Louis
lana, ha- the honor of announcing 70 the in
hahitants Of Biloxi. aud eiiizens generHlly. that
he has made Biloxi his fature permanent resi-
deace where be intends 10 practice his grofes-
sioa and viii endeavof 20 gige satstaciIon n al
cases c0nhdcd 70 his care
81 Fresh Vaccine Natter always On hand
Biloxi. April 5, %. se-iy,.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

THE LArE goHS ri. BELL--H will
be melancholy satisfaction to the nu-
merous friends OF this lamented and
esiinable gentlemen to know that his
body has been recovered. and will be
duly honored with al the rites Of Sc
puabre TO-DAY. The body was disco
vered near Donaldsville. Il was much
disfigured A. might have been expected
wheB We take the terrific nature Of the
explosion into consideration. There was
a severe brnise on one side Of the hesd,
besides some scalds, none Of them sui
fcient, however. to produce death---
Death WAS evidently caused by drown
ing. In the p ckeis was found letters
aud pers which amply ideatiflel the
body Ii had evidently been found be
fore by some scoandFels, and turned
adrift ailer being plundsFed Of money,
watch, shirt studs, sleeve buttons, ect
Whist terrible commentary upon tie
derFavi:y u human nasurtl
The body Of our laTnented friend and
laiA fellow citizen Was al once properly
cared Tor, snd deposited in the lolnl
q one o. the citizens of Donaldsonville
II vii probably reach the city befors
this paper meets the eye q the general
reader Creseni.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
SrKAYED.

a. From the premises Of tie un-
1N dersigned, on or about the
middle Of March. one cream-colored
pony. IA hands high. bl~zed face, all
II his feet white from his fes-loeks down.
When last heard from he Was in the
neichborhood Of Capt. Kil,be's. Any
information in regard to his where
aboats will be thankfully received, o.
his return BY any person vail meet with
n rHitatla rsNAsd.
w. a. CHAMPLTN.
Handss,oro,' April IL, 50. si-5t
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

FRAscEs T. MARscHAtE.
WTPON opening the oomplainauts
g Bill. and It appearing 10 the
satisfaction Of the Court that tie De-
fendant. FRAxcEs X. MAnscmAlk. is
not citizen Of the State II Mississippi.
but resides beyond ihe limits thereof.
50 that the ordinary process q this
Ccur cannot be executed against him.
Therefore. il is ordered bT tie Cont.
that he enter lis appearance herein GA
OF before the first day u the uexi Term
Of this Court to be holden II the Coaft
House Of said Harrison Coaniy. 10
Mississippi. Cigy. on the
FOURTH M0yDAT Or MY
next ensuing. and plead. answer. n ds-
mar 70 CoinpiAinan,s Bill, oF the sever
al allega;ions thereof vii 10 takeu as
confessed as to him.
L is further ordcfed that n copy a.
this order be published 10 lhe " HeEds-
b0yo' Dsmsenaf, n newspaper printed
ard published in the tovn Of iisSbs-
roRo', in said Conniy, oace a uesk feF
oae month.
ATrEH: l.. I. DAVIS.
March 1 1853. s5-s+
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

The State of Mississippi, Harrison
County II Chancery, At Rules
ari Monday Of Fsfnarr, A. D.
1859.
JAMES r. CoAr-,
rs. Bill for Divorce.
RrnrccA 4. Cosrs
nN reading aud fling the complain
Y ants BiA Of complaints. in the
above stated case. and il appearing that
the Defendant IS non-resideni 81 this
State. and resides ont OF the limits
thereof.
Il IS ordered. that said Defendant be
and appear before the Chancery Cour:
oi SAID County, al ths Court House of
said County. on or tlfare the fourth
MONDAY or NAY
next. then and there to plead. answer
or demnr to complainants Biil. or the
same will be set aside for hearing ex
parie. and the matters thereof decrecd
accordingly. II is further ordered that
this notice be published in the Hands
5oro' Democraf. public Newspaper.
printed and published in Handsboro',
in said County for four successive
weeks.
Attest: L. I. DAVIS.
Cfrk.
Fab. -, 80. 94-5f.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
JOHN :. WOODWARD.


NOTlCE Is hereby given ,hsi an
N Attachment vas issued against
the Esis,e of tie nid Defendant on tho
9th DAY cf JannaEy. 1889. "a the IN
s,anee Of the said Plaintiff, for ;ae sam
of One HuudFcl Dollars. (si00.00l
AMI returned duly executed. and that
unless said Defendant appear on the
firsi d.y Of The next Tenn q the CIR
chi, Court, hsld in and for The Co8niy
of Harrison on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF My
next ensuing, at the Court House a
said County IN Mississippi City. and
plead 10 said action. Judgement viii
be entered and the Estate attached
viii be sold.
ArrEsr I. I. DAVIS,
Clerk.
March ]. 1850. e5-fw.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
SEAL 4 GlrSw, Ia the Circuit Court
rs Of Harrison county,
JAaEs Roap. To May Term 1859.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that au
IA attachment was issued against
the Eslate-of the said defendant on the
7,li DAY ofFebruary, A. d. 1889, At the
snit Of the said plaintiffs, ioF the sum
OF Five hundred dollars. And I.lurned
du.y executed, and that unless the 81 D
defend oil appear on the 1t day OF the
next Term % the Cirinit Court, held in
aud for the County Of Harrison, on the
FOURTH MONDAY or NAY
mex, ensuing. al the Court House Of
said couaiy at Mississippi City, and
plead TO saiG action, Judgement will
be entered and the estate attached will
be sold.
Attest: l.. L. DAVIS, Clerk.
March 29.h. '59.-29-5t
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
Browns Hotel.

WnROwN's HOTEL. viii ic kept s7es win
- ter and summer. for The reception II gen
tiemcn only. Under the super niendence oi
Mr.. James Blythe
Biloxi, April j. -. so-ly-
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
April 5, 1859.
NOTICEt

All persons ara hereby warped not
to trade for 3 certain note. dated Nav
81. ls5s. dlasn by w. G.. Evans. for
ne sum Of Niaeiy iiFs lsa5, ,OO) Dollars
and made payable 40 The under
isgnel soms tsme ia November last,
Sad note having been stoien-
NARY SEELET.
APsil 5, lsse. 3o-h.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

In the CifcuiiConl Of Jackson couu
iy, State Of Mississippi, 70 Nay Term,
4. y. 1859.
j. b. DEAsoS,
rs
JosEru GAnttcK.
NOTICE Is hereby given, Tat an
attachment was issued against the es
tate of said Defendant on the 2Ji day
of March. 4. =. 1889. ai the sui. q
the said Plaintiff, Tor the sum q one
hundred dollars. aud returned du.y y
ecuied. and that unless said Defendant
appear on the first day of the next
term Of tile Circuit Court. held IN and
fof the County Of Jsekson On the 81
MONDAY OF NAY NkXF
ensuing, at the Count House Of SAID
County. and plead to said action. jnd ge.
.nsni will be entered and tie es ate
attached will be sold.
Given under my hand and official
Seal the 2s,b DAY oi March. 1859.
4. Z. STEE9E.
April 9th, '5o-3o-5 Cierk.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
April ;, 1850.

CITATTOY NOTICE.
The State Of Missi-sipIi. IN Chan
Gerry Cont Of Harrison County,
April Rules, Monday April 4th
1859.
st rules before the Clerk Of said
Court, at his Office in Mississippi Ctr,
the first Monday Of April. A. d. 1859,
it being the 4ih day OF said month.
JAMES ROBB,
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
ATTACnMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
In the Circuit Cour, Of jackson
County. State Of Mississippi. To MAY
Term, 4. y. 1859.
+. VICTOR FASSMAN.
rs
{. II. WALDS & K. L. HUGHES.
NOTICE. Is hereby given that nu
Attachment WAS Is ned against the Es-
tate u The said Defendants on the s,h
day Of FEBRUARY. 1859. al the smis Of
said Plaintiff, for the sum oi fifteen
hundred dollars. (sl50o) and returned
dulv executed. aud that unless said DE
feudan.s appeu OF he fifst day of the
next term II the Circuit Conft beld in
AMI for The County q jackson, on the
THIRD MONDAY OF NAY NEXT
ensui g. n tho Conrt House Of said
County. aad plead 10 said acsior
judgement will hs entered and the es
tate attac ed will BE- sold.
Given under NV hand and otiicia
seal this esth day of March 1859.
4. G. STEEbE.
L. SEAL. FOR plf. Clerk
April 9TH. '59.-30-5l
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

j. n. NORMAN.
NOTiCE IS hereby given Thar AZ
~ Attachment has been returnea
exc atei 81 lhe above ease for HE sun
II ose Thoassnd Two llnuirel and
Eiehit- rec Dollars aa. fsffv = nfs,
lsI2s1. iel and uniess the nefeuaan,
appear a. the next Term of ris Circuit
Court of Harrison Coaaiv. Slafe ~
Mississippi, 10 b. hoiaen a. tie Court
House Of sail County. a Mississippi
Citv. on the
FOURTH MONDAY ~ My
next. and. plead, answcr, or degnar.
Judgement by default will be enieled,
and the Estate so attached sold.
WnxEss the Hon.
- Wy. n. HAxcocE.
/. : Judge of the Eighth
- Judicial Dis,Iic' Of
said State.
Issued the 2ini day of February,
4. u. 1859.
L. L. DAVIS,
Cirk.
March /, 1859. 25-sw.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
, DISSOLUTION.

rWHBE FInM or JAMES BLYTHE 4 CO..
81 is this day deceived W mutual ranstui-
All persons Indebted g. the above hrm arc fe
qacsi,,l 10 cali upon JAMES Blythe. y tAe Toss
0ate and make settlements O. lsaid ilw.l.i'.
Biloxi. March ~ ~. aN-U
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
s.tss pFire,amounifarto to

Il 2
7i.teis slo-Haire' So Quarters s. /
/ 4 Cireular shosciag Tie g,iaa
af ~ kaftegiss sriH u stat u
aav enc assfsONs ~ rsesjring T.
esrsaossss e lsseksre- vi hs 80 q the
following raiFs which II tlefiski
esf',ssa'r o shsss Of . sasls 'ieAsis. 40
10 Qgarisr =. -
10 Eirhsh 10
* ORDERING TICKETS or CEaTfFr
Enclose the money 70 oar address fsr ihe
Tickets urisrea Ferriit II which fissy wifi
- fsfMar0td Is Hfsf tsasl Purchases can
h2ve iicktts enting To- any hgufe ilry may DR.
ismate.
TIE LIST q Drawn Namiere and Psizrs uHi
- sant % Purchasers iin2neiiate'y aHer tie
dnWiuy.
81 rarriassrs s1l please write tiei- sssns.
taEes rialn aai sise iAeT Pasieaec. Cosaiy.
and State
sa- i.sarnier that every frizs !. drs~n snl
payable ID ftii sssithnt dFdHetaa.
ss- AI prizes II 81 n0u and unicr ga,t ira.
fnsdiaiely after the drawing -othtr IT.Ecs 81 Tie
usual tilt u tli4ty days.
NoiIee to Correspondence.
Those who prefer ~ senlias money IS raali.
tan usn tae
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
whereby money or Tickets. IA Flas o Iea
Dollars % upwards. can ls ssntus
At OUR RISK AND EKPFNSE.
frufa sny city es tawu where they hare an of
Zee The mnHsy and der must lls rues.5sci
in a g GOVERNMENT PoST OFFICE STAN
PED ENVELOPE. ~ tA- Ezpgess Cor4uy
caanHi receive thefa-
AT communication sffie.iF confidential
AddFes-Or1iers fer Ticket or Certificates -
WOOD. EDDY 4 co. Aurusia. Ca.
o- MOOD. EDDY & GO. Atisnta Ca
or WOOD. EDDY 60, wiimmefen. Dei.
li-t 81 the Numbers that are drawn rranu
the wheel. wlih THE srzgnnt of the gsf.ze fhtt
ea q one j. entitled TO- Wili - palli.hsd after
every drawing. IN the following papefs. ia.
Eusfa fffa Ccsafaafioaaiisf afeliis Regrsfrr
Nasari6, Ga<sys. Nesr Teri lffsLf4 Ezu
Baat Eichsag4d DIsgafrs ras Paaldirg t.ifssl
4
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
Attachment Notice.

10 tbe Circuii Cout, 4 Harrison Coun
y. State Of Nississirl,s To MAY
Isfn, a. j.. 1859.
II. N. BAssErT,
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. In Chan
Gerry Court Of Harrison County,
February Rules, Monday, Februa-
ry 9Th, 1859.
At rules before The Clerk Of said
Court, a bis esfee in Mississippi CITY,
the irsi Monday Of FebsusFy, 4. y.
1853, j. Icing the 9Th day Of said
month.
u ~
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12
PORT OF HAEDsBORO'

CoERrcTEp WKEKtY. ron rms DE-
aocaAr, nv Z. sU1HgEtASp BuaKE.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

For the Wax Eadiag april o&.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-12

4 Cireular skoaeigg Ike plan
II ~ Lftegits sriH ~ ssat u
aUH 0nc asstloHs - rcceiriHg a.
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the order given by the latter for her troops to ad
vance into the Danubian principalities and the
correspondence TO which ii gave rise, increased
the GOODNESS existing between the two govern
ments and that it was only by the timely recall
of those troops that an open rupture was pre-
vented. In the meantime an adjustment of the
Italian question had been demanded by Sardinia
that demand being vigorously supported by
France-and the close alliance which was then
formed between those two Powers, admonished
Austria that she must either annul her secret
treaties with the Independent Dutches and lib
eralze her policy in her Lombardo- Ventian pos
sessions, or let the sword determine the quarrel.
She has chosen war rather than make any con-
cession, and it now remains to be seen whether,
in appealing to the Ultima ratio regam, she has
fairly estimated her strength, or whether she has
hazarded, not only the loss of her Italian pro-
vinces, but of her position as the first Catholic
Power in Europe.
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LEUTBECHER'S CONCER rs.

In the general dearth of popular amusements of
a cheap and rational character we have been sur
prised that the admirable concerts which are given
nightly by the Baltimore Sextette Association, at
Leu.becher's Saloon, Washington Hall, have not
become better known, and been more generally pa
tronised. The music, which is under the direction
of Prot. Ahrend is of the highest order, including
overtures from the best operas rendered with per-
feet orchestral etect-delightful, fairyke waltzes
of Lanner and Gungl, exquisite solos the violon-
cello by Ahrend himself, and favorte passages from
different operas, sung by Mr.. Klein. Music of
Weber, Mozart, Meyerbeer and Schuberth, to say
nothing of Rossini, Verdi, Auber, and host of
minor composers is to be heard here for ten cents.
Mild beer that refreshes and pleasantly stimulates,
but according to the decisions of the Courts, neuer
intoxicates, is to be had Cor few cents a glass;
light Rheinwen may also be had-but, we believe,
neither whiskey nor brandy-consequently the quiet
and good order that characterize the place are
never disturbed by scenes of rowdyism and drunk
enness. Among the audience may sometimes be
seen women and children. sitting with their hus-
bands and fathers, at the little tables that dot the
room, and sharing in the pleasure afforded by fine
music and good beer. Altogether the entertain
ment is one ever, way worthy of patronage, and
the enterprise of Leutbecher, in organizing the Sex
tette, and thus providing cheap and pleasant
place of amusement for the summer nights, de-
serves to be initiated and encouraged.
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BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1859.

Bv the arrival of the Anglo Sazon, with Liver
nooi dates to the sth inst, we learn that on the
5th Of lime great battle was fought at Magenta,
within fifteen miles of Milan, on the main road be-
tween that city and Novara, in which the Aus
trians are reported to have lost upwards of thirty
thousand men, in killed, wounded and prisoners,
and to have sustained total defeat. At least
such is the French version Of the result; and Paris
has been Illuminated in honor of the victory The
Austrian accounts claim that the issue was still
doubtful on the night Of the 9th of June
More than three hundred thousand men are
said TO have been engaged in this tremendous
conflict, and the French troops to have been COM
manded by the Emperor in person. That the victo-
ry of the latter dearly bought may be inferred
from the fact that General EsPNAssE, formerly
Minister of Public Safety, after the attempt Of
ORsINI upon the life of NAPOLEON, is reported among
the killed, and Marshal CANRoBERT, for a time,
COMMANDMENTS Chief of the French forces in the
Crimea, as having been MORALLY wounded. In
consequence of this defeat, the Austrans are said
to have evacuated Milan and the people have de-
clared in favor of VIoToR EMMANUEL and the Ma
tional cause. The Geographic dispatches contain
ing THIS important news were only made public
in this city yesterday morning, although the arri-
val of the steamer at Farther Point, was announ-
ced here during the forenoon of Saturday, and the
Geographic summary of her commercial ntell-
gence was posted on the different buetin-boards
before one o'clock. To whom we are indebted
for this delay, whether to the agent of the Asso-
ciated Press here or in New York, we do not know,
and would be pleased if Mr.. FULTON would condo
scend to enlighten us. The Associated Press des-
patch which we publish this morning appeared in
the New York, Philadelphia, Washington and
Harrisburg papers of Saturday afternoon, was
forwarded to Cincinnati, we informed, before
two O'Clock, and-we should not be surprised
to learn-to New Orleans also. Why the Bal
timore press should be treated differently from
all other cities, or why the not unreasona-
BILE curiosity of the Baltimore public to know
the latest news from the seat of war, should not
be gratifed as soon as that of the good folks Of
Washington and Harrisburg, are questions to
which we particularly desire to have satisfactory
answer. 1t is not the first occasion, nor the only
respect in which we have had reason to complain
of a similar want of fair treatment.
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o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
EH,ii PROPERTY NORTH OF AND NEAR THE FRED
~ ERICK TURNPIKE ROAD, ABOUT HALFA MILE
FROM THE CITY LIMITS, AND ADJOINING THE HOUSE
OF REFUGE PROPERTY
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county in Equity the undersigned Trustees will offer for
sale at the Public Sales Room, ~ South Gay the
city OF Ba pore, Monday, llh day Of Jp 1884,
o'elaek 2 NJ, the following PRoPERrYN BALTIMORE
Lot No. !, Containing TWENTY THREE ACRES, TWO
improved by DWELLING HOUSE and out buildings, for
mey occupied by Sarah Brown, deceased, and known
Font Hill This property eligiby situated with
great variety of surface The view the is
tensive and beautiful the adjacent grounds sopng gradu
ally into the valley of Gwynns Falls overlooking the city
and surrounding country for many miles -
Lot No 2. Containing TEN ACRES AND THIRTY TWO
PERCHES, north Of the above, and distant about 1876
perches from the Frederick Turnpike and binding lane
% feet wde which from that road along the western
enclosure Of Mount 0livet Cemetery This lot is unm-
proved and mostly covered by fine GROVE OF TREES.
1t has several beautiful sites for cottages.
Terms of sale Onethr cash the day of SALE the
balance in two equal instruments and Il months credit
to bear interest and to be secured by bonds
notes satisfactory to the Trustees.
Mr. Pickett, who resides the premises will show the
OF the undersigned. JOHN II. b LATROBE,
WALTER FARNANDIS, Jr,
NOTCEThe creditors of Sarah Brown deceased are re-
CURED to file their claims with the vouchers thereof with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, Chn
three mo"Astrom the day ef sac ,rDopr
WALTER FARNANDIS, Jr,