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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-04-28
r shall look upon his like again.


Occasionally woman would burst into tears
as she passed the coffin, and we observed fe-
male dwarf weep bitterly. 1t was a noticeable
fact that nearly every volunteer soldier who
looked upon the face of their late Commander
in-Chef wept, suggesting TO the mind the
Scrptural expression, "Hehod how he loved
him."
Later in the afternoon, female expressed a
strong desire 10 imprint kiss upon the placid
brow of the martyr; but General Hunter re-
fused, and the individual reluctantly passed on
And here we would pay merited tribute to
the efficiency, energy and ahabiity of the po-
licemen who were detailed in front of the cof-
fin, whose urgent and subdued appeals TO the
crowd to "pass right along" expedited the pas
sage of the multitude. Their department con-
trasted widely with the offcious and boorish
individual who was one OF theaids of the Com
mon Council Committee.
Quite number of aged colored women and
children were in the assemblage; and il the
countenance is an index of the inner feelings
of the heart the expression on their faces indi-
Gated their deep grief that the lips of him at
whose behest the letters dropped from millions
of their race would never utter words OF SYM
patty and encouragement again. 1t might he
truly said OF them, as on another memorable
occasion, they came and saw where their Re
deemer was laid and although some doubling
ones might be Inclined to say, "But we trusted
that it had been He which should have redeem
ed Israel" others would console themselves
with the recollection that he ought TO have sut-
fered in order to complete their redemption
from human slavery. And having finished the
work which Providence sent him to do he, by
that sublime edict, "Let my people go free"
by the virtues which adorned his character, and
by the melancholy circumstances Of his death
being dead yet speaketh to the American peo-
pie. From his throne in the higher realm "the
sainted Lincoln" as Mr.. Beecher termed him,
still proclaims what his mission was on earth
81 came TO give liberty to the captive, 10
open the prison doors to them that are bound"
About half-past four one of the most affect
ing incidents of The day took place. The vet
Grams of 1912 in body entered the dtgfalque
and passed round to view the. corpse. The old
men of war, all heroes of ancient days. Hand
in hand, blind, lame and decrepit, they came
sobbing, weeping and PRAYING. Teey bowed
their hoary heads to the reyered dust. and with
streaming eyes and uplifted hands asked Gods
mercy for the repose of the soul of Abraham
Lincoln.
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PRESIDENT,
JOHN S. BA RRY. of Boston.
TREASURER,
LEVI III. STRAW, of Boston.

john s. BARRY, Of Boston, VI. MESSENGER, Of Canton
sANL JOHNSON, OF Charestn SErH f. BRows Of Boston,
J. 5. SHAILER, of RoNbury, A. W. ADAMS, of Roxbury
s. p. TLLsoN, OF Titusville.
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PAUL CLIFFORD, JR.
e

TNHIS we'll bred Stallion will stand the en-
l. suing Season, commencing on the 10th of
april and ending on the First Of july, 1865, each
alternate Week as follows:
From Monday noon until Wednesday morn
ing at MYERS Il KEMP'S HOTEL, 1ate Buff
fington's,) Hookstown Road From Wednesday
Evening until Saturday Noon, at
HARRIS HOTEL, CATONSYILLE;
From Saturday Evening until Wednesday Ev'g,
; At the SMEDLEY STABLES, Towsontown
From Thursday Morning until Friday Morning
at AMOS HOTEL, Cub Hill, Hartford Road;
and from Friday Evening until Saturday Even
ing at SMITHS Qate Badders' HOTEL Old York
Road. @ +Hn
DEsCRIPTION.-PA CLIFFORD, JR.,
is a deep mahogany bay, Isl hands high, with
black legs, long flowing name and tall; he has
a neat head, strong arched neck, good shout
ders and his bone is immense for a horse of his
age and size; his stock cannot be surpassed for
size, strength, docility and courage, beauty and
speed by that of any other stallion in the State.
He is five years old this spring and was sired
by the Trotting Stallion Paul Clifford, owned
by l.. Mongar Co., of Govanstown.
Terms-$25 the Season to be paid within the
Season.
G9-For Pedigree, &C., see Handbills.
AfH J. B. LONGNECKER,
Towsontown,' Baltimore County.
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Trustees Sale.

HlHE undersigned Trustee, will offer for sale
l. atthe Exchange Salesrooms, Bal @rrssA
timore on Monday, the 22d day Of May, ffS5S5N&
1865, at L O'CLOCK, P. M, the follow llll
ing property in Baltimore county, un ..R.
improved. aAsteH ~ t1 nre
LIST LOT.--No 26, on Plat of Hampden Viii
lage, fronting on Cross street, containing about
2 ACRES, R0ODS and 81 PERCHES,
excepting therefrom about quarter of an acre
sid to Dennis Kelley and Patrick Kelly. This
lot lies in front of DIR. Cherbonnier's stone Cot
tlge, in Hampden and between that cottage and
the Falls Turnpike road. Eh i'
I'd LOT.-A tract of land near North Point
House, part of Swan Harbor in Patapsco Neck,
containing ia ACRES, ROODS and 80 PER-
CHES, about nine miles from Baltimore by the
North Point Road fronting on both sides Of
that road and running back to and binding on
Bear Creek, a navigable River to this property.
This land adjoins Messrs. Harris and Todd,
and was formerly known as the Green prop
erty." -e...1.r+ss ; i-,-s-l -t..f,fsre
TERMS.-One- third cash balance with in
terest at six and twelve months, or the whole
cash at the option of the purchaser.
GEORGE r.. CINNAMOND,
Trustee.
SAMUEL HOOVER, Auctioneer.
pri1 At r = :
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Honce's Column.
NERVOUS DISEASES CON
TROLLED AND CON-
QUERED.
DIR. Bradshayv's InvigOrating Corr
dial.
DE. BradshaW's InvigOrafing Cor
dial.
DR.. Bradshaw's InvigOrating Cor
dial.
The Great InvigOrant.
THE GREAT MERWllNEy
Cures, Cures. Cures,
Cures,
NERVOUSNESS and WEAKNESS,

A ND all diseases arising from excuses and
IA over exertion whether physical or mental.
10 persons of feeble muscular frame, or de-
ficient in vital power, it is recommended as the
only means of communicating that energy
which is necessary to the enjoyment of all the
natural appetites, as well as the higher mental
attributes. It's beneficial effects are not con-
fined to either sex or any age. The feeble girl,
the ailing wife, the listless, enervated youth,
the OverwOrn man of business, the victim OF
nervous depression, the individual suffering
from general debility, or from weakness, will
find Immediate and permanent relief from the
use of this incompatible renovator.
A STIMULAN7' THAT ENTAILS NO RE
ACTION,
It's force is never expended, as is the case with
opium or alchoholic preparations, and all 9TH
er excitants. The effect of these is brief, and
it may we'll be said of him who takes them,
"the last state of man is worse than the first"
But the Elixir is an exhilarant without sim
gle drawback-safe in its operation, perpetual
in its happy influence upon the nerves, the
mind, and the entire organization. In cases
Of neuralgia, headache, loss of memory, ny po-
chondriasis, dyspepsia, general prostration, ir-
reliability, nervousness, inability to sleep, liver
complaint, and all diseases incident to females,
Mysteries, monomania, vague terrors, palpita-
ton of the heart, barrenness, constipations,
&C., &C., from whatever cause arising, it is, if
there is any reliance to be placed on human
testimony, absolutely intallible.
1t is the only infallible remedy, yet discov-
cred for Nervous head and Mind Complaints.
1t is tho metaphysic long sought for, and never
before found, the only natural agent that can
"administcr to mind diseased" In cases of
neuralgia, headache, vertigo, psin in the
nerves of the face, and the various train of
nervous affections, it will produce a cure in an
astonishing short period of time; and it will
also remove depression, excitement, tendency
to blush, restlessness, sleeplessness, dislike of
society, incapacty for study or business, loss
of memory, confusion, giddiness, blood to the
head, melancholy mental debility, indecision,
wretchedness, &C. 1t will increase and restore
the appetite, strengthen the emaciated, renew
the health Of those who have destroyed it, in
duce continual cheerfulncss and equanimity OF
spirits, and prolong life.
Price So per bottle, or two bottles for So; six
bottles for $l2. For sale by
S. S. HANCE,
10S Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md.
N. B.-Persons out of the city enclosing a
remittance will have packed securely in a box
and forwarded to their address Immediately on
its receipt. Jan. %, 1S65.-ly.
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EIFrY DoLLARs REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the residence
y of VIM. Gent Of r., on the night of.May I'd
1855, A ROAM MARE, (the property E
of VIM. G. Gent, sr.,) about years old, 1JN
legs. name yery short, and ratherSslim tail,
knuckled in both hind ankles, has mark from
the girth behind the right fore-leg Twenty
five dollars Will be paid for any information
leading to the recovery Of the mare, and $50
for the detection of the thief II stolen.
gll Cockeysville P. o., Baltimore Co., Md.
Nav 6.-2t~ va
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
Country Seat i'm Baltimore county,
NEAR CATONSVIhLE. -
DY virtue 'of a decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Baltimore county, the subscri- 1AnzzA
81 Der as Trustee, will sell at pub % I'M
lie auction, on the premises, atllasa
12o'clock, NJ,
on Saturday, Nay 20th, 1855, s.5s
A COUNTRY SEAT, containing about FORTY
ACRES of land, in Baltimore county, on the
Old Windsor Mill road, (lnacadamised,) seven
miles from the city of Baltimore, and four or
five miles from Gainesville, being now the res
idence of Mrs. Margaret Timanus, and adjoin-
ing the plscesef Messrs, sautsr, Burke, Young
or and Mills.
The situation is healthy, in an excellent
neighborhood, and near number of churches
and several good schools. The land is of good
quality, and in good state of cultivation, and
has upon it an ORCHARD Of fine apples and
other fruits.
The improvements are convenient Dwell
LING HOUSE, a barn, dairy and other out
buildings. -
The terms as prescribed by the decree, are
One-fourth cash on the day of sale, and the re-
mainder in three equal payments in six, twelve
and eighteen months the credit payments to
bear interest, and TO be secured by the notes of
the purchaser with approved security, or the
purchaser may pay the whole cash at his option.
.si5.alal THOMAS DONALDSON, -.
April 29.-ts gi~~e' Trustee.
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REMOVAL.

DR. Elias G. Price having moved to Balti-
~ more respectfully informs his old friends of
the county, who may be suffering from chronic
diseases, that he may be found at his Office at
the corner of Saratoga and Sharp Streets
Having purchased the homeopathic Pharmacy
of DR.. A. A. Hastings, he 10 prepared to fur
nish homeopathic Books and Medicines, either
by the box or single vial, Medicines war
ranted fresh and genuine. Is
Nav SITS.
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FOR SALE.

"A FARM of $50 ACRES, good land, part
IN heavy timber, miles from Bal A
-. timore; one of 100 acress Lime 155I5 n
~ stone land, good Improvements, Ilall
Inear Warren Factory one oflH.A.
S. acres, miles east of Towsontown; q lot of
"a acres new stone Dwelling, good Barn and
Wheelwright shoy, an excellent place for the
business a farm lot of 173 acres, in fine condi-
ton, will be sold with the dwelling and shop
if desired a farm of Is acres in TOwsontown,
good Dwelling, Orchard, &c.; one of acres
with three small Dwelling houses and Stable,
on the York Road; IA acres of Woodland with
fine building sites !; 2 houses and lots in fee
Building lots for sale or lease, ground rent for
sale. Apply to taEd B. N. PAYNE, {
smedley Row, opposite the Court House.
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Farm at Private Sale.

TNHE undersigned not being able to attend to
j. to his farm in consequence of an -
.a. injury received, offers the same1 5W5 4
% Fat private sale. Said Farm con- 1928
~tains II ACRES, more or less, l..1.
is situated on "My Lady's Manor" near the
Old York Road, 20 miles from Baltimore and
81 miles from Monkton Station, N. G. r. r.
It is in good state of cultivation and under
good fencing The improvements consist of a
Double Log Dwelling House, Log Barn, Wagon
and Corn House and other out-buildings.
For Terms, &C., apply to
JOSEPH PARSONS,
Philopolis P.o., BALTIC: county, Md.
May 6.--6m. -. s.-.fts,.-
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HANDS WANTED.

A T the Franklinville Factory either fami-
IN lies or single hands. Good houses can be
had for families at low rent, and good board
for single hands. Good wages and constant
work. Apply in person or by letter to
HUGH SIMMS,
Upper Falls P. O., Baltimore County.
Nav -1rn
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To the Citizens of Baltimore and
Hartford Counties.

To the Citizens of Baltimore and
Hartford Counties.
NOTICE is hereby given, that books for sub
IN scription to the Capital Stock of the Bal
timore, Halls Springs and Hartford Railroad,
will be opened on and after ~.
May LIST, 1865,
at the Office of Thomas W. Berry, 81 West Fay
cite street, Baltimore; at the Clerks Office of
Hartford county, at Bel Air, and at Wrights
Tavern on the Hartford turnpike. IL
Under the Charter, subscribers must pay an
assessment of two dollars ($2.OO) per share at
the time of subscribing.
The Commissioners have reserved one thou
sand shares of the stock to repay monies adj
vanced by the Commissioners in obtaining the
Charter and surveying portion of the road.
The Commissioners are in hopes that the cit
liens of the Counties who will be benefited by
the road and all others who want safe and
profitable investment, will subscribe literally
to this enterprise. ,4a
- THOS. W. BERRY,
JAMES YOUNG,
JOHN T. THOMPSON,
ROBERT MOORE,
sTHOS. III. ROBINSON,
VIM. S. REESE,
May 6.-2m A Commissioners.
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To Whom 1t May Concern:
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.

TUHAT the undersigned, Examiners, appoint
J. ed by the County Commissioners of Balti-
more county, on the petition of Mr.. Thomas
Wilson, President, and others, for the openint
of Road. from the Manual Labor School
in the 18th district of Baltimore county, run
ming through the Manual Labor Farm, and al
SO through the lands of Bennett F. Walker, s.
Counselman and Henry Townsen, and inter
farm, having taken the oath required by law,
will proceed on the ed day of May, 1865, on
the premises, (if fair, if not the next fair day)
to execute the trust reposed in them and the
requirements of the acts Of Assembly in such
cases made and provided.
l. r. HEACoCK,
y q - JOSHUA MELLOR, s +
April 22.-5t. Examiners.
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Partnership Notice.

nOCTORS Charles Mclean and J. Weem
IL Hawkins have formed professional part
nership for the general practice Of Medicine il
Baltimore county. Office at the residence o
DR.. Mclean, near Cockeysville. asa
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PUDLECSALE.

THE subscriber will sell at public auction,
L at his late residence near the Western
A Maryland Railroad, II miles13sET Esa
A from owings' Mills, and 2a"9N
Tuesday, May l6M, 1865;
ri at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
the entire Stock, Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &C., tO-wit:
TWO SUPERIOR DRAUGHT HORSES,
Colts three years old this spring, well broke,
and of superior stock, THREE COWS, nearly
fresh, l Heifer, 8 yearling Calves, Threshing
Machine and Horse Power, Hay Rake, single
and double Shovel Flows, 3 Cultivators, dia-
mond Harrows, l two-horse narrow tread Wa
gon, l four-horse broad-tread Wagon, sets
lead Gears, 2 sets Breechbands, wagon Beds,
furrow Flows for 2 or 3 horses, spring Wa
gon, trotting Buggy, Sulky, Carriage, 2
hay Carriages sett Double Harness, l OK Cart,
ONE WHEAT FAN,
l corn Shelter, l wagon Saddle. large ten
plate Stove, 9 small Stoves,
BEDS AND BEDDING,
Chairs, Tables, Carpeting, and many other ar
ticles too tedious to mention. --,-.,rt
va. TERMS CASH. II r.. tit 4
SAMUEL GINGRICH.
EPHRAIM BERGMAN, Auctioneer.
Nav R-2t rg..e-fn
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Miscellaneous.
HARVEST OF 1865.
KTRBY'S
COM B I'm ED

Il b A L IL II 5 A N u MO w Eli . =
PRICE FOR COMBINED MACHINE $3.50. r
SAMUEL j. BUCHANAN,
Towsontown, Baltimore county, Maryland,
rs LOCAL AGENT for these VERY JUSTLY
1 CELEBRATED REAPING and MOVING
MACHINES. He takes pleasure in referring
the Farmers Of Baltimore county, who are IN
want of such machines to the following parties
who bought in 1853 and 1864 He only names
few. s
He also offers to the Farmersof Baltimore cOua-
tn the celebrated PRATT and SMEDLEY
WHEEL HAY RAKE.
BALTInoRE COUNTY, April 18th, 1865.
To Samuel j. Buchanan, ESQ.,, Local Agent at
Towsontown, Md.-Dear SIR: The Kirby
Combined Reaper and Mower, you sold me in
1863, and which have used years, am glad
tosay has given me entire satisfaction as a Com
bined Machine. have witnessed the opera
tions of many other machines, but must give
my decided preference to this Combined Ma
chine. They are well made, and are certainly
easy work for two horses. have moved and
reaped from 10 to II acres per day with mode
rate labor to the horses. have never choked
it either in wet or dry grass or grain. / advise
all farmers who are in want of a machine to
give this q trial, for l think they will never re-
JOSHUA GRIFFIN.
To Samuel J. Buchanan, Esq.-Dear SIR:
have also used with perfect satisfaction, the
Pratt and Smedley Wheel Hay Rake which
you are now selling. think it is the " Farm
erS Favorite" and give it preference to any
offered in this market. Yours,
sli W. JOSHUA GRIFFIN.
Colonel Solomon Hillen, Towsontown,
John E. Owens, Esq,
Joseph Taylor, E" ~
Benz. Bowen, +"
John l. Anderson, Esq,
John d. Hammond, {" Franklinville.
William Tagart, Brooklandville.
Robt. Wright Co., b1e
Joshua Griffin, Esq, Monkton.
~ ~ SAMUEL J. BUCHANAN, -
Towsontown, Md.
Z. G. EDWARDS,
General Agent for Maryland,
No. 29 Light street, Baltimore, Md.
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BURNSIDE g. GUSTIN, Agents.
FIVE DOLLARS insures for one year the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars against loss
of life by accident by any public conveyance.
Ten. Dollars insures for one year the sum Of
Five Thousand Dollars, with Twenty five dol
lars per week for compensation for disabling or
personal injury. ag YLl.
GENERAL ACCIDENTS, RISKS.
Ten Dollars insures for one year the sum of
Two Thousand Dollars in case of death by any
kind of accident, with Ten Dollars per week
compensation for any personal injury. EE
Twenty-Five Dollars secures policy for Five
Thousand Dollars on life, and twenty-five Dol
lars per week compensation for personal injury,
causing total disability. /. ssass Esia
TRIP OR TICKET POLICIES.
Ten cents per day insures Life for three thou
sand dollars and fifteen dollars per week COM
pensation, causing total disability while trav-
cling in the United States or Canadas. WAR
risks excepted.) Vs.
No Medical Examination required. sasi r.,
@ Losses adjusted and paid at the Bait
DIRECTORS:
THEoDORE EssHELDoN,1 JoHNs0. CULvER, -
ADDISON E. MILLS, MARsH GIDDINss,
JOHN s. LEIB, - HENRY BREEs., -v<,r,
References of Burnside & Gustin, by special
permission Hon. Thos. Swami; Gov. elect OF
Md; Hon. G. G.. Cox, LIT. Gov. Md; Hon. Vim.
B Hill, Sec. of State, Md; Col. r. NJ. Newport,
Chief Quartermaster; Baltimore, Mdyp Col. w.
H Brown, A. Pro. Marshal Gen'l, Delaware and
Md; ]. S. Norris, Esq, Cashier First National
Bank, Baltimore; Brevet Brig. Gen. N. l.. JET
fries, Asst Provost Marshal Gen1, Washington.
Nav l3-3m. ,lg.s...t ta.- -, ....s-. s.
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DR. n IA NAvT.nR

HAvING located in Green Spring Valley
I'll respectfully offers to the public his pro
fessional services. Office, Residence of Mr., D
w. Cross, near Brooklandyille. ~
April 29.-3m. s.
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BURNS & SLOAN.
LUM BER DEALERS,

1872 Light St.. Baltimore,
HAVE on hand a large assortment of LUM
DOORS and SASH. Which they offer for sale
at the lowest Market rates, for CASH.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That thirty
made to the Commissioners of Baltimore Coun-
ty, to condemn for Public Roa1, the bed of the
present Road from Franklinville to the Little
Falls, where the bridge is proposed
to be, built between Jericho and Jerusalem
Mills se4 te Nav 6-5t ,sfi ~
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To Whom it May Concern:
NOTICE. rs eHEREBY GIVEN.

YNHAT in thirty days from the day of the
il date hereof, the undersigned will make
application to the County Commissioners of
Baltimore county, that the Road known as
Highland Avenue, in the 18th Election District,
leading from the Philadelphia Turnpike to
Bank Street, in the City of Baltimore, shall be
improved by proper grades and by bridge
or culvert over the run that crosses said Avenue,
and that it shall forever hereafter be held as a
Public Highway. aln .4.li
- - WILLIAM HARRISON,
A. HENDERSON,, & others.
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FOR SALE,

ONE very superior NARROW TREAD four
" horse WAGON, nearly new, 1 large new
Hay Carriage, and one Pelton Power Threshing
Machine, an good order. Apply to
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer,
April 29.-tf Towsontown,
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FOR SALE.

L TONI is a beautiful Bay, seven "a
hands high, lofty and handsome. He ND
goes all, gaits with ease to himself and ly ~
rider. Sired by Rein H. Worthington's horse
tom Friendship" s..d8 vi. Gtulsf
MIS- NOAH WORTHINGTON,o of Thos.
April 29.--3t# Baltimore county.
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- VERY DESIRABLE
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
At Monkton, Baltimore County, on
the Northern Central Railroad,

.f.s...assF Al AuCG1Ous 7
r. Will Sell on Tuesday, Nay 18TH 1865, at L
I-o'cloek, at the Exchange Salesroom, -
go Second Street, the following de- fS55sMhf
scribed very valuable Proper sMl
Tty, viz: Hs5S
A LOT OF GROUND, ,s,3g---gF
At Monkton, Baltimore county, with B RICK
DWELLIN G, thirty-two by ffty-two feet,
fronting on the Northern Central Railroad and
Manor Road, two stories high, consisting
of Parlor, large Hall, Dining Room, with win
dows to the foor,) Kitchen, and Pantry attach
ed At one end of the house is a. fine large
Room, we'll suited for Physician, or it would
suit for any kind of business. The second floor
consists of FIVE airy Chambers, having three
stairways. A L O, IAN excellent E l. l. A R,
thirty-two feet in length, that can be used as
a Summer Kitchen, being well cemented and
aoored, A L SO, Splendid P PIAZZA, on both
fronts of the house, seven feet wide.
The Yard is filled with
ORNAMENTAL T r E Els, FLOWERS, &c.
There is a Pump of superior water, immediate
at the Kitchen door, A LIS O. a number of
fine FRUIT TREE s in full bearing, and
Vegetable Garden. Also a ..-r..s
CARRIAG HOUSE.
The rooms are handsomely papered and in
complete order. Also, GAS BURNER STOVE
in the Parlor will be sold with the dwelling.
ATE NTI0N is particularly called to
this sale of Gentlemen, wanting handsome
and comfortable Country Residence Pos
session given Immediately. Fog sa lig1}
TERM Of sale, one-half cash, balance in
six and twelve months, with interest and Sc
curity. aeas .f.a3sas N.a s.s
APPLY to MR., U. R. KNIGHT, ON the
premises, or to the subscriber. o rs
SAMUEL III. COVER, Auct, iY
zEss7fs # sass4 ts 81 Baltimore Street,
May I3.-iG 5sEsq j ~ " 5faH lfe -
For privata sale till 18TH. ~S8SN