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The War News.

Gen. Sheridan the hero of the Valley, has
once more woke up Early. Last weeks paper
stated that he was on the march. Near Way
nesboro small village in Augusta Co. Va,
Is miles from Stanton and IS from Charlotte
vile, on the Central R. R., he came up WIN the
troopsiof Gen.. Early, fought them, and as usual
whipped them. He captured 40 Rebel officers,
1900 men, 8 cannons and over 100 wagons
Deserters who came into Gen. Grants lines, re-
port Gen. Early himself captured, though this is
not confirmed. af ,;.,i ~. ,.f.i,,.gstf
Sheridan has probably by this time reach
ed Charlottesville, the junction Of several impor-
tant Rail Road lines He may even have reach
ed Lynchburg, which is only "a miles from Rich
mond, and one Of the most important points to
the trembling confederacy.
An official dispatch from Admiral Dahlgren,
relates that Georgetown S. G. has been captur-
ed with the surrounding FORTS Fifteen heavy
guns were taken with the forts. The Gunboat
Harvest Moon was sunk by a torpedo on the way !,
The government has no official news from
Gen. Sherman, but it is supposed he is aiming
to form junction with our forces near the coast,
with either Wilmingtonor New Bern as base. A
force of 40 900 men is now at the latter place, rea-
DIV to unite their strength with Sherman, when
ever the time shall come. They may advance
on Raleigh, and when that is done, and the boz
gus State government broken up, we may look
for earnest demonstrations of loyalty from the
people of the old North State, most Of whom are
to-day sound for the Union. An officer, a re-
turned prisoner, handed us a copy of the N. c.
Standard of Feb oath, published at Raleigh, from
which we copy the following: \
1--WE hope for the best but we confess we fear
that Sherman will not be routed or even serious
| ly checked. 1t may also turn out that columns
| of the enemy are preparing to advance through
this State on line considerably to the east of
Charlotte. Goldsborough, Fayetteville, and even
Raleigh are in danger. We fear that what has
been will be; in other words, that the enemy
will continue to oyerrun and occupy the country.
The people expect the truth in this paper, and
they shall have it as far as We are able to tell it,
We have nothing later from Petersburg or
Richmond. We fear that our troops at those
points are straitened for food, owing TO the diff
| Guilty of procuring transportation. We hear
complaints that we do not deem it prudent to
publish. eaT 1 q 3aea
The prospect is gloomy. We can see no bless
ed star pointing to peace but on every side the
clouds Of war, tipped with the fires of BATTLE are
rolling and surging. How many more widows
and orphans, how much more suffering, and how
many more of the true and brave Of our veteran
troops must be slaughtered before the end shall
come hif the people of the two sections could
only take all these troubles in hand, and settle
them according to justice, truth, and humanity |!
but the people have long since ceased TO rule,
and every thing precions mnst be sacrificed to
the vague hopes or the inyeterate passions Of our
| rulers. ,ts
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Extra Session of the U. s. Senate.

The Session of the late Congress expired by
Limitation with the Sd Of March. The President
convened an extra session of the Senate for the
transaction of some unfinished business, which
is now in session. The following new and re-
elected Senators were sworn in at the opening Of
the session Henry B. Anthony, Rhode Island !;
Aaron H. Cragin, New Hampshire; VIM. Pitt
Fessenden, Maine James W. Grimes, Iowa ;
James Guthrie, Kentucky /; Jacob M. Howard,
Michigan James H. Lane, Kansas Daniel s.
Norton, Minnesota Willard Salisbury, Della
ware; Waitman T. Wiley, West Virginia; G..
H. Williams, Oregon; Henry Wilson, Massa-
chussetts Richard Yates, Illinois.
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RECRUITING. Since the publication of COL
Brownies order designating Wednesday 18th for
the beginning of the draft in those districts which
are making no proper effort to fill their quota,
recruiting has been quite active. At Capt. Cath
carts office ten or twelve men are enlisted daily
The 9th and 10th Districts of Baltimore County,
and the whole of Harf. Co. we have been told,
win I'll their quotas by volunteers. Citizens, men
of good character and standing, are accepting
the liberal offer of the Government and are vol
unteering to help strike the finishing blow. The
9th Dist. of Harf has filed its quota almost en-
tirey with resident volunteers. There is no lack
for men, and with a little effort the 9th might
likewise been saved the hardships of draft.
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THE SUsoUEHANNA.-O Monday night, about
nine o'clock, the ice in the Susquehanna at Havre
de Grace became piled up and damned to such a n
extent that the ferry boat Maryland was unable
to leave her mornings and the consequence
was that all passenger trains reaching the river
from Philadelphia and Baltimore were ordered
to return to the respective places Of departure
This state of affairs continued yesterday, and no
trains were dispatched from either city. The
mails for the North were sent forward last eve
ming by the Northern Central Railway, and the
mails from the North were received through the
same channel. The same train also took a large
number of passengers for the North. Clipper
of Wedaesddu y va
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FOR RENT.

TVHE FARM on Middle River known -
l. as the QUILL NECK FARM, ffs7sS
containing about $50 Acres, with al.asla.a
large Peach and Apple Orchard, and!.@l.
various other kinds Of Fruit; also, Docking
and Fishing Shore, distant about i miles from
Baltimore and ) rniles from Stemmers Run
Station, Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad.
Apply to VIM. JEbBOP,
Cockeysville P. o., Baltimore county, Md.
March 11,-2t~ sA~tvsp
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The Remains of the late Senator
f,efe Hioka

The body Of the late Senator Hicks reached
Baltimore on Tuesday. The Mayor and city
Connsil, fine display of military and a large
number Of citizens, escorted the remains from
Camden 81. Depot TO Maryland Institute. Du-
ring Wednesday the body lay in state at the In
sti,ute, and was visited BY many persons anx-
iOus to see for the last time, the form Of Gov.
Hicks. On Thursday morning steamer con-
vsysd the remains to Dorchester Co., where the
LAST sad Rites Of sepulture were performed,
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DIED..

Of consumption, on the 5th instant, GEO. E.
WEAeLY, in the 5Oth year of his age, late OF
Baltimore county. tnilG Us
On the 2lst ult., Lucy A., aged years and
months, and on the I'd inst, FLORENCE, aged 10
years and 8 months, daughters of Phineas P.
and Deborah Hartley, of Baltimore county.
In Baltimore county, on the 25th ult., at the
residence of her son-in-l law, Benz. M. Buck,
Mrs. MARY Horny, aged IS years.
On the 30th of January on My Lady's Man
or, CoMFoRr ELLIOTT, aged So years, months
and DAYS. HLl
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SALES OF REAL EsTATB.-The farm Of Mrs.
Amos Matthews, situated on the Old York Road,
about miles from Towsontown, containing III
acres with moderate Improvements, was sold to
Mr.. John Smith last week. for $4,000.
John T.. Ensor, Esq, sold two neat dwellings,
with good sized lots, adjoining the Methodist
Parsonage in this place, to Lewis J. Roberts, Esq.,
for S4, 700. s8f
rem, containing liz acres with good improve
ments, which was advertised in this paper few
weeks since, was sold for $4, 500.
Messrs Carman h Bosley, Real Estate agents.
have sold the Farm Of VIM. F. MARYLAND, near
the Hartford Turnpike, ten miles from Baltimore
to VIM. B. Smith, for $40, 900. 1
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TRUsTEE,s SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
TNHE undersigned Trustee, will offer at pub
i lie sale, on the premises, on Fri -
.aEe day, 7M day Of April A. d., Is ffSSIHTNN
1909, all that Tract or Parcel ofIllll
Land situate in the 9th ElectonE
District of Baltimore county, containing
40 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, being all and the same land upon
which John Bosley, late of Baltimore county,
died in possession. This property sdjoins the
land of Isaac Hoshal, Mr.. Ross and others, and
is situated in one of the most beautiful portions
of the county. About twenty Acres Of this
property is cleared, and the balance in fine
Timber. There is a very comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE
on said property, Barn, &C., and also thriving
Young Apple Orchard.
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the de-
cree are-That one-halfof the purchase money
shall be paid in Cash on the day Of sale, and
the balance in twelve months thereafter, the
credit payment to be secured by the bonds Of
the purchaser with surety approved by the
Trustee. r r. BOARMAN
Marcn It's Trustee.
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The 7-aoLoan.

PHILADELPHIA, March s.-Jay Cooke, reports
to-day sales Of 1902 amounting to S3,O56, 900
including $780, 600 each from Cincinnati and
Cleveland, and $aoo,ooo from New York. There
were over one thousand individual subscriptions.
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at Public Sale at Stemmers Run Depotff5s55Af
on the Baltimore, Philadelphia & wil-|::::ss::
mington Railroad, on
Saturday, lst day of april, n. d., 1865,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
situate in the 18th Election District'of Baltimore
county, of which Meshack Biddison, late of Bal
timore county, died, seized, and contained with.
in the following metes and bounds, ,tozwit BE
ginning in the centre OF the r1xa fe'toInB 10 the
HWhits Marsh Farm, and at the distance OF l9
perches from the place where the given line Of
said lot intersects said Road and running thence
South l24 degrees, East 100 perches, intersecting
the South 70 degrees East line Of said Lot No.
As thence bounding on said line South 70 de-
grees, East perches to the end thereof thence
still bounding on line of said Lot, North %
degrees, East 1877 perches intersecting the centre
of said Road, and thence by straight line 10
beginning 80 i43 q
This land adjoins the property ofMessrs. Lehr,
Derter, Biddison and Others and is situate about
miles from the Stemmmers Run Depot on the
Baltimore, Philadelphia l. Wilmington Rail
Road. This tract contains
"a ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, nearly all Of which is in wood of
the finest quality. There is a very
3. COMFORTABLE HOUSE
and other out-buidings on the property.
TERMS of sale as prescribed by the Decree are
That one-half of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day of SALE, and the bal
ance in six months thereafter, the credit payment
to be secured by the the bonds of the purchaser,
with surity approved by the Trustee.
To s r. Il. BOARMAN. ~
March. Its. Trustee.
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Lecture at the Court House.

We hope the citizens Of Towsontown and vi
cinity will not forget the lecture of Dr. McKen-
dree Kelley, before the Literary association, in
the Court House on Wednesday evening the 18th.
We can assure all who will attend a rich treat,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-11

Or Young Folks, magazine for the young,
published by Ticknor, & Fields Boston, has not
its equal in its own sphere, in the country. 1t is
printed in the best and most attractive style and
none but frst-class writers nre permitted to enter
struct the young, and no family should be with
out it, 50 90 wear sis ri Ta48u tsp9d
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-11

LARGE HoG.-Mr. John Shaffer, near
Wakefield killed ahog last week which
weighed Ills lbs. this hog was of the
Suffolk breed and perhaps the largest ever
raised in this Oounty.-W Md, Democrat
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At caucus of the Union members Of the Leg
islature, on Wednesday night, Hon. j. "A. j.
Creswell was nominated for U q Senator on the
first ballot. A letter was read from Gov. Cox
Withdrawing his name from the contest.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ut, by Rev. R. D. Hinkle, WM.
F. LEAGUE to Miss MARTHA E. GRIFFITH both of
Baltimore county. sssGaf f t4&t
DAVIS to JUsrISA ROBERTS,, both of Baltimore
county. ~
On the 5th inst, by the Rev. M. H. Austin,
WN. SHARrs to Miss MARAB March, both of
Baltimore county.
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The DRAFT, is expected to take place on We'd
nesday March 18th, in those districts in which
no effort is making to put in volunteers. We
may expect the 9th, to be one of the first drawn,
and hence all those who contemplate joining the
"Club'' had better do so at once. sHf
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Adjt Gen. Berry and Messrs. Poteet and Par
ker of the House of Delegates, will please accept
our thanks for interesting public documents
sent us.
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+ PHoToGRA PIIs-T Those of our readers who con-
template having their beautiful figures transferred
to paper cannot do better than go TO p. L. Per-
kins, POS Baltimore ST., next door TO Bendann's.
Mr.. Perkins is u gentleman OF taste and skill in
his profession, and if you sit for him, you will
be surprised to find how good looking you are.
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned, intending to stop farming
Il and teaming, will sell at public sale, at his
residence on the road leading from the Hartford
to the Long Green Turnpike, near the Copper
Factory, on the farm of William Goodwin, on
,ARs Tuesday March 2lst 1865,
at ] O'Clock P. M, the following Stock, Farm
ing Utensils, &c. -Four head Of Horses, pr.
Of which are Matched SorreIs, well broke to
harness; three-year old Colts, 8 Mich Cows
with calves by their side; s Wagons light 4
horse broad-tread, l narrow-tread two horse, 2
two-horss Market Wagons, with springs, one
horse Carryalls, 1.-TWO horse Threshing Machine
with Separator attached, nearly new, 2 Flows,
Cultivators, hay Elevator, two sets heavy
Breechbands, 3 sets Lead Gears, two sets light
Dreechbands, set single Harness, Collars, Bril-
dies, &C.. One Sulkey, patent Butter Box, two
Bedsteads, &c. Also, or 5 tons Timothy Hay.
EH- TERMS CASH.
EDWARD H. ROBERTS.
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
March 1I.-at
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Joshua GORSUCH EFT AL vs FRANCIS
y ENSOR EFT AL, In the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county in equity, 9Th March, 1855.
ORDERED by the Court that the sale of the
estate Of Elijah Ensor late of Baltimore county,
deceased, as reported by E. G. Kilbourns and
John T. Ensor, Trustees, be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown, on or before the fourth day Of April nert,
provided q copy of this order be published once
q week for three successive weeks before that
day in some newspaper printed and published
in Baltimore county.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$4,000
JNO. H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Test;
March ll-9t
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Trustees Sale
~ ola
VALUA LIE FARM

BALTIMORE COUNTY.
FTVHE undersigned as Trustee, will III
Il sell at Public Auction on thefS5falf
premises, on Saturday, the LIST day ofaasl
april, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
+ ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
called
!" Joshua Frederick Jockeys Be
ginning"
situated in Baltimore county, about two miles
north of Spindle's Meeting House, being the
Farm on which David Foster, late of Baltimore
county, deceased, resided, and which is now
farmed by Lewis Thompson, ESQ.,, containing
734 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
more particularly described in deed from
Luke Ensor of John, to David Foster, dated
the 5th day of January, A. D., 1874, and duly
recorded among the land records of Baltimore
county. This Farm has on it an excellent
YOUNG ORCHARD,
the soil is good and the improvements ordinary,
Terms Of Sale-One half of the purchase
money to be paid in Cash on the day of sale,
and the balance in six months thereafter, with
interest and security to be approved by the
Truetee. JOHN 1. ENHOk;
March Its. Trustee.
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ANOTHER GoNE From the best information
that can be received, Togo Cooper, a son of John
Cooper Of the 9th District, a member Of the I'd.
Nd. Regt who was captured by the enemy in one
of the last Summer battles, has fallen victim
to Rebel cruelty at Salisbury N. Carolina
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DESERVED PnoMorIoN Robt Neeley Of War
rem Baltimore Co., who entered Co. q, LIST Md.
Regt., at the beginning of the war as second
Sergeant, has come up through the intermediate
positions until be is now Major OF the Regiment.
Maj. Neeley has been brave and faithful SOL
dier, and we are glad to hear that he is so highly
appreciated.
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FARM IN FREDERICK COUNTY,
about 200 acres, ten miles from the city Of Fred
erick, two and half miles from the town of
New Market, one mile from the Baltimore and
Frederick turnpike, and two miles from sta
ton on the BALTIC. and Ohio Railroad so to rs
acres are in wood, balance in cultivation, with
an abundance of LINE STONE within ono
mile of the place. 1t is we'll enclosed by good
fencing, abundantly supplied with water and
fruit of the choicest kinds.
The improvements consist of THREE COT
TAGES, good BARN and other outbuildings.
N. B.-Both of the above described Farms
are worthy especial attention. further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary.
Mr.. GEORGE w. DAVIS, at Sykesville, will
accompany any one DESTROYS Of examining
them.
Plats can be seen on application to the under
signed.
Terms very liberal, made known at sale.
Possession given Immediately. Title indispu-
table.
LUCKETT CO.,
30 st. Paul street BALTIC, Agents for owners.
+. w. BENNETT b CO., Aucts.
-o,4H ttN i,st March H--ts
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The energetic citizens of the Sd District have
nearly filled their quota of l56 men, at cost OF
$75 man. r .r
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chronological Journal This Journal contains,
more interesting and useful matter for the gener-
al reader, than any other published at the same
price. Though an advocate of Phrenology, it is
not exclusively devoted to that science, but is FL
led with articles Of general interest valuable TO
ALL Fowler h Wells ~ York So 90 a year,
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DRAFT IN THE 9TH Conc. DIsTRICT.-Col. John
G. Holland, the efficient Prov. Marshal of the
above Dist has kindly furnished us with the fol-
lowing Statements of the enrolment and draft
for the Dists of Baltimore County under his su-
pervsion The letter containing this information
should have reached US two weeks sooner, but
by some unaccountable neglect was detained on
the vay
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Nn-A Richmond paper mildly demonstrates
against $l0a quart for skinned milk.
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THE County BoNps. We understand the COM
ty Commissioners have not yet sold all the Bonds
for the Bounty Loan, authorized by the Legsla-
ture Persons who have spare money will find
this safe and profitable investment.
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS We notice in the pro-
ceedings Of the f. Baltimore Conference, that the
Rev. Jno. S. Deale, has been continued on this
Circuit, and Rev. Francis F.. Church appointed
to assist him.
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PUBLIC SALE
. 1SN1AO WIFE
u .1a jiii .lst of u
P ERSONAL ERTY.

P ERSON AL PROP ERTY
DY order of the Orphans Court for Balti-
ID more county, the undersigned, as Executor
of the estate of Comfort Elliott, deceased, will
sell at public SALE at the residence of the de-
ceased, in the 10th District, Baltimore county,
On Saturday, 18Th day Of March, 1855,
,gagnef at / o'clock P. NJ, ~
The following Personal Property, viz beds and
Bed Clothing, Chairs, Tables, Stoves and Fix
lures, Looking Glass; Flat Irons, lotofCupboard
Ware, lot of Carpeting, lot Of Barrels and Box
es, 81 cords of Pine Wood, is cords of Oak
Wood, 200 Fence Rails, together with other ar
ticles needless to enumerate.
Ns- Terms of sale-CASH
WILLIAM PEARCE, Executor.
March 1l.-2t
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Neq0 advertisements.

fT1lf3 ~ qJY 10
IL AVlNC rented the Farm on which now
IL reside, situated near Dover, will sell at
Public Sale, on the premises. on
Monday, March 1874, at IL o'clock M, precisely,
the following Stock, Utensils, &C.
One Bay Horse, years old, an excellent sad
die and harness beast; Roam Colt, years
old, well. made and gentle, l Bay Yearling Colt,
three Mich Cows, one with calf, one yearling
Bull half Attorney, six Fine Shoats one large
Brood Sow, six dozen Chickens, three Turkeys,
Hussey Reaper, good two-horse Wagon, ono
Hay Press, Grain. Fan, Double Shovel Plow,
Fpfrow Pillow, Cast Iron Scoop, Crescent Saw,
Meat Hogsheads and Boxes, Chop Box, Butter
Box. sets Wagon Harness, Shovels, Spade,
Forks, Mattock, Rakes, Axes, Wheel Barrow,
Hot Bed Frame, &C., &c. Also, 60 bbls. White
and Yellow Corn, z25 bushels Oats, so bushels
Potatoes. 900 lbs. good Bacon, cans Lard, so
gals. Cider Vinegar. &s-TERMS CASH. 4
LEI F. ROGERS, M. D..
E. BERGMAN, Auctioneer q s.l FL 2
March Ills
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49, ~ zzes ~.
EINHE undersigned intending toquit farming,
i will sell at public sale. on
Monday, March goth, 1885,
at o'clock P. M, at his residence, mile east
of Sweet Air, in Baltimore county, adjoining
the farm of James N. Henderson, all his Stock,
Farming Utensils, &C., consisting in part of S
Horses, superior Yoke of Oxen, Cows, Young
Cattle, Hogs,
90 Head of Ewes, 2 Bucks,
/ thorough bred Cotswold, the other South
down Carriage, four-horse Wagon, 2 horse
do, new, Ox-Cart, 2 two horse Sleighs, hay
Carriage, 2-horse tread power Threshing Ma
chine, Montgomery Fan, | Cutting Box for Ell
ther hand or horse power, Flows, Harrows, Cul-
tivators, Shovel Flows, new three-horse Gull
tivator, Roller for either horses or oxen, l Man
ney Reaper and Mower, Rakes, Forks, Shovels,
or 9 tons of Hay and large lot Fodder and
Straw, new spring tooth Horse Rake, sets
heavy Breechbands, 3 sets Lead Gears, | dou-
BILE set Carriage Harness, | double Corn Shell
Ter, Anvil and Bellows, 2new moving Scythes,
| Grain Cradle, a lot of white Corn, one wagon
Saddle, lot of carpenters Tools and lot Of
Chickens and Turkeys. Also,
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Bedsteads, Stoves, Chairs, &c.-
Also, lot of superior Rustic Work, such as
Chairs, Settees, &c.
TERMS ALI sums under $40 Cash all over
that amount a credit of six months, with inter-
est will be given, the purchaser giving his note
with approved security. m
HENRY w. MORRISON.
8. g. WILSON, Auctioneer. 4a~
March Its.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters testament
tary on the estate of ~
AQU1LLA TALBOT, tsli3 e
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before the 27th day of October, 1865
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all Deneht OF said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this It'll day
of March, 1855.
BENJAMIN RUSH RIDGELY,
March ll.--4t~ Executor.