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4 FARMERs' INcoMEs.--It is stated that the Com
missioner of Integnal Revenue has consented TO
submit an agreed ease 10 the United States Cir
cult Court Of Maryland, upon the question of
farmers incomes, whether the II section as
amended imposes tax on sales, ii 1864 ofpfo-
duce which has previously paid an income tax.
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PUBLIC SALE

OFA1


MEETING HOUSE
IN pursuance of an act of the General As
Il sembly of Mary Hand, passed at Jan -
81 uary Session, Eighteen, Hun IN IN
sdred and Sixty five, the under Illll
- signed, committee named inGA.z
said Law, will offer at Public Sale, on
p $40 Saturday. June Gath, 1865,
Oslo sb il9W att o'clock p. NJ, entire j
ON the premises, the property known as
SOS FOLD CULLIS0N MEETING HOUSE,
property, situated In the 5th Election District,
of Baltimore county, Immediately ON the road
leading from Black Rock to Hampstead, con-
tanning 9a.sUt cHivsi sHGG.8q ,n17f nenoF
. 80 - ID ONE ACRE OF LAND, 7i' .i.#
more or less, together with the building known
as said Meeting House, and all bright title, &C.,
in said property. The building is builtof logs,
10 substantial and would make an excellent
dwelling. W9I elAj--.o -'a't
Persons wishing to view said property pre-
vious to day of sale, VIII please call on the un-
designed living near the premises. aHrEs
TERMS CASH so ife 10. ios.,a
-. z mn ,THos. WATTS 4 OTHERS,
June 17.7-ts.is-s1,rs,- .,Gf - +, Committee.
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DRUG STORE

q e TOW SO,NT OW N.
TINE Subscriber respectfully informs e q
Ii l. the residents; Of Baltimore county, NJ
that he has opened DRUG AND APOTH- Il
ECARY STORE in TOwsontown, where he in
tends keeping carefully selected Stock of
Pure & Genuine Drugs, Medicines,
and all articles usually kept in % well.regulat-
ed DRUG STORE, at city prices. Also'M
Paints, Oils, Furnish, Brushes, Windoao
Glass, stationery, Pe.tatmery, and
Notions, Of every. Descriptions
49, p 4 ~ - RICHARD WILLIS,
June I7.--43m.9iqm0o g { Towsontown, Md.
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PAyMENT OF MARYLAND SOLDIERS. pay
ment Of the soldiers I of the Maryland Brigade,
Gen. Denison, Consisting Of the 4th, 18th and
18th Maryland regiments, was completed on Tues
day last, by Major F. Dorsey Herbert, paynlas-
ter, and his efficient clerk, H.>A. Alcot. The
amount of money distributed was about $500, OOO
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TO the voters of Baltimore County

To the voters of Baltimore County.
~ ENTLEMEN AS tho time is not far ais
" tant when you will be called to select a
petent the writer would beg leave to name
THOMAS H. ROBINSON, ESQ,
of the 9th District, the present efficient Clerk
of Sheriff Thompson. Mr.. Robinson is we'll
known as a high minded, honorable man, full
-ly competent to discharge the duties of the of
fee, if he consents to serve and youato elect
him. His past history gives assurance that
ecuted. I'll ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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SALE OF PRopRRrY.-S. G. Wilson, Auction
eer on Tuesday last, sold at the Court House.
for Sheriff Thompson, at the suit Of Godlove K
Kane, against r. L. T. Beal a three story brick
Il marble dwelling house. with atwo-story back
building, belonging TO the said Beal and situated
on Charles ST., avenue, near the northern boun.
Diary Of Baltimore city purchased by, Mr.. God
love X Kane for the sum of :$27O above his
claim upon said property, which was about
81, 900 making $4, 27O in all. The property is
subject to an annual ground rent of $65. tot
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RRLesoUs NorIcE.--Next Sunday week, oath
instant. Rev Mr.. Lodge, Baptist minister, now
pastor ut Saters Westinghouse, will preach in the
Odd Fellow Hall in Towsontown at 3 I. NJ. Ar
Engagements are being made to have this place
one of Mr.. Lodges regular appointments.
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NAr1oNxL Horst, AT YORK THE York papers
give full descriptions of this elegant new Hotel,
Just opened by Mrs. G. A. West late of the
Smedley House, Towsontown. The building is
commodious and said 10 be handsomely furnish
ed throughout. The3opening occasion was cele-
brated a few weeks since by.a grand supper
Mrs. West takes charge of the new Hotel, with
a well-established reputation, and with manners
aud business qualities which. will everywhere
bring success. avg erssss..A .ssses.s
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BONE DUST
Manufactured by me.
.YTIHUOaEr -T-EA2I .G0
Price Reduced AceordieS to the Times.
-976o THE NURSE AND spy
IN THE UNION ARMY

HOHIS is'the name OF book written by Miss
l. Edmonds, native Of the British province
of New Brunswick, who was educated in the
United States for the Missionary work, and
from the most praiseworthy patriotism assum-
ed for time the costume of the opposite sex
and entered the field as Nurse, Scout and Spy
eleven times in various adisguises she, passed
the enemy's lines-even entering the fortifca
tiions of Misunderstanding hardships and
untold privations from the breaking out of the
Rebellion to thefall of Vicksburg. Heradven-
And with generosity only equal to her pa
triotism, she appropriates her portion of the
profits of the work to the sick and wounded
soldiers--the only work of the kind ever pub
lished. 1853 Ti3ts a3u9g7g 9At % &
The book contains 400 pages, is printed on
good paper, with portrait and engraving
binding. y ti@ JOHN CARROLL, AGRxr,
June I7.--4t. = New Market, Nd.
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GA-A Provisional Government has been or
eanized for Mississippi, by appointing Judge
VIM. l.. Sharkey of that State, military Cover
nor The provisions are similar to those estab-
fishAd for N carolina.
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ASHLAND iron, WoRKs.--These works situated

ASHLAND Iron WoRKs. These works, situated
on the N. G. Railway a short distance above
Cockeysville, will stop work on the LIST OF July.
The company has been compelled to take this
step on account of the fall in the price of iron
and the high price of freight, labor, coal Sg&c.
These works have produced from ten to fifteen
thousand tons of iron per annum, of the finest
quality. We regret the necessity which compels
suspension of laboF, as a large number of work
men will thereby be thrown out of employment.
We hops. the suspension will be only for 2. short
time. SsR =. He+'
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THE SByRSrsBs YhAR LocusTs. -There have
been several notices recently made of the appear
ance of what are styled the ''Seven-teen: year
locusts in different sections of the country. 1t
appears there are indications of their soon visit
ing this vicinity Agentleman engaged in gar
dening on the Hartford road has, within a few
days, found the embryo of these insects a few
inches below the ground in considerable num-
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DIED, on the 7th of April last; in BALTIC. City,
GEORGE BEAuREGARD LEE ,GLMoB DENNEY, aged
two months and two days. , ''e,' =. -
Z Providence was very kind in calling away this
child so early. Had it lived 70 realize the inta-
my and hame of those whose names were so
foolishly thrust upon il by its parents, IFS life
would have been one OF misery and disgrace.
Now that JEFF. Davis has 50 signa!ly failed in
hero whom History woulddelight to honor, has
shown himself the most arrant coward, disgrace
even to the sex which he assumed to save his
guilty neck, will not some Of our enthusiastic
neighbors regret their haste in comforting his
name upon their offspring ? The little Jeffs have
an unenviable time before them. In the years to
come, it were better TO be named Arnold, or
Burr, or Valandigham even. bHe hsitH iija' ~
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IMPORTANT. TO FARMERs.-Farmers are well
aware that for an ordinary soil, that is the best
fertilizer which contains the greatest Inning quail
tiles, which most nearly resembles lime in its
action on the soil. Ills this quality which
makes it durable in its effect. A strongly am
nominated fertilizer may have an equal effect for
one or two crops, butte make the effect lasting
and prevent injury 10 The soil, there must be a
large portion of the Phosphate of Lime in the
fertilizer This is secured in the Soluble Pacific
Guano sold by Jno. s. Reese & Co., Il Sonth
ST., Baltimore. We have taken some pains to
learn the character and effect of this Guano, and
are assured by those who have used it, that ii is
The best and cheapest fertilizer Farmers can buy.
Ii contains Just such elements as are essential to
productive soil. Every cargo is carefully in
spected and analysed by apractical chemist,
to prevent imposition. 1t would be well for
Farmers to bear these facts in mind and secure
the best and cheapest fertilizer for their Fall crops.
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ANNIVERSARY Baltimore County Bible
Society will hold its anniversary meeting in the
COURTHOUSE on Sunday afternoon, 18Th, at A
O'Clock. -Phs.is always an interesting occasion,
and we bespeak p5good attendance: III
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TRUSTEES SALE
.GiIf0 5IIIE.I aIfLPI Ill'I oa5 III +
OF "A B A. r M
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

% = q
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Baltimore county, passed in -,
81 cause of Abraham Martin VS.. ff r a @
~ Benz. F. Hawkins and others. ISL
the undersigned as Trustee will 20.
sell 1t public auction, on the premises, on
e5e 4 Saturday. July Sth, 1865,
om Gus ~ ~ at II O'Clock M, a
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND
Situate in Baltimore county, and described in
deed from Sally A. McGaw to William Haw-
kins, dated March 4th, IS, and recorded among
the land records of Baltimore county, in liber
H. M. F., No IL, folio Is, &C..
This Farm contains about
IS ACRES or LIND.
It is situated ON the north side ofthe Baltimore
and HaYre de Grace Turnpike, l5k miles from
Baltimore city, and binds also on the Joppa
Road, being the place formerly owned by the
late Charles N. Howard. . =
The improvements consist of Double Frame
TEL DWELLING HOUSE,
2 stories and attic, with back buildings, Barn,
Stable and other out buildings,
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree-One-
half cash on the day of sale and the balance
in two equal payments atsix and twelve months
thereafter with interest, or all cash at the OPP
ton of the purchaser. +lH ,f,rq va
RICHARD j. CUTTINGS, Trustee, /.
June ITS ,y AZ st. Paul Street.
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AN OUTRAGE.-A few weeks ago returned
Rebel soldier, rough-looking and well-armed,
came 10 the residence of Mr. Jno. Fl. Young,
about seven miles outthe Liberty Road and de-
manded something to eat. He was given bowl
of milk and other provisions which be dashed on
the floor, with loud curses, and began making
threats against the inmates. He also demanded
a horse but finally left without committing any
further disturbance. There was no one at home
but the female members of the family and sever
al servants, and as might be expected, all were
very much frightened. The country should be
rid of such villains. .-ra
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q THE PAcA TRiAL5---The trial Of the three Paca
brothers at Easton Md, indicted for the murder
eff Paca and Jones in nnegArundel Co. is now
going on. Great difficulty was found in Secu-
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Buggy for Sale.

A LIGHT, N0-ToP, SINGLE BUGGY. in
N complete repair. Weight. 225 lbs. viii
be sold at bargain at II. - ., -
...,,oiF. .a;lr-af.os GEO. II, HUGHS, =,
f.o, 4 Carriage Makers Shop, Towsontown.y
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HEAVY SKIRMlsHING. - On last Saturday week,
Sd inst, an old citizen of the Tenth district,
we'll known for his fondness for the luxuries of
life, was quietly making an advance up the N.
G. Railway, with the intention, it is supposed,
Of storming the enemy's works and making a
surprise capture On the way, however, he was
ambushed by the enemy's yidettes, at. whose
hands he suffered considerable indignity. The
following Saturday our hero called in the aid of
the civil force, but while the officer WAS proceed
ing to his place of destination with the captured
bpshwhackers, reinforcements came up and the
prisoners were re-taken without any blood-shed,
much to the chagrin of the civil functionary
who had them in charge The fight is not yet
over, and we may have further developments to
makerin our next s3eyaJ
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h Ng~ Gov Parker has issued an address to Abe
people of New Jersey upon the return ofspeaCe,
and recommends the proper celebration Of the
4th Of July. heel .dss
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2 :. List of Letters

-f..Ir4ol6 ! q List OF LeJters t1ilQills
IN town, up TO June 18th, lS65:n1g n ofa
d Isabel Crowel, Peter Hang. Charles Hourler
Catharine Gown, j. Smith, Miss Scott, Mr.. X
Townsend, j. j. Potts, M. A. Siniker, VLottie
Petieost Mary Ann McMullen, Joshua League,
Seth j. Hance, C. NJ. Mann, j. r. Lovejoy, W
Hartford, Mrs. Duncan, Miss Susan Cooper, NJ.
n. Calhoun, MaryLA. Coleman, 1t. N. W. Dor
sey, Jas. f. Fallansbee, John Finkler, Henry
Kellogg, George Browning, VIM. Breckenridge,
Jeffrey Beale, Samuel P. Hopkins, VIM. Green,
C. R. Harrison, Hants Hermitz, Amanda Dan
Persons calling for the above letters will
pleasesay they were advertised. noleii9L
-sg.,ff rs,r JAMES SHERIDAN, p. ~.
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FOR SAM.

"A NEW FTRST4cLAss SINGER SEWING
IA MACHINE for family or tailoring se. yeyv
Cheap, Inquire at this office. March %. LSt
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no Bridge Builders.

o''fF Ss7ssssssss Is june sas' rss
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
Il on the 18th day Of July meet, at noon, for the
erection of viaIo,, s,ats,344.Q ,lst
WOODEN BRIDGE 81 Qn6
of about eighty feet span, to be covered with
shingles and weatherboarde with stone abut-
ments about fifteen feet high, we'll cemented,
overGhe Little Gunpowder FallsibetWeen Jer-
icho and Jerusalem Mills, Persons proposing
wilrsubmit plan, DC. =, ~.
eco y q ~ F. C0CKEY, President.
] June IL IA ~ $1,000 -. a,-.a -
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AppoINrMENT. -G Gov. Bradford has appointed
Mr.. John Smith of Sweet Air, Magistrate for
The. 1 9th and llth districts OF baltimore county
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"A. sci a
ARREST OF REBEL-The Grand Jury of the
present termof Court found Bills OF Indictment
against several persons for Treason. Among
those indicted WAS, Meredith Gilmor, brother OF
the guerrilla A Bench Warrant for his arrest
was issued by Judge Emory and placed in the
hands of Sheriff Thompson, On Wednesday
evening, young Gilnor, in company with fel-
ow named Clark, who served in Harry Gilmor's
band. came to Towsontown, when, Constable
Henry Kone, acting as Deputy to the Sheriff, ar
rested Gilmora In default of bail he was com
mtted to the county prison. 81 Both GilmOr, and
Clark were very insoent and defiant before the
arrest, probably owing, in some degree, to the
AMOUNT of whiskey they had imbibed. The for
ner in sort ofbraggadoca style, said he knew
he was indicted for Treason, and intimated deh-
ance to the civil officers OF the county; Mr.. U.
IN. Whitte was deputized to assist in making
the arrest. Clark coolly Informed the officers
that Gilnor was under his care and that he meant
to take him along home, when he was admonis-
ed to '.stand back by a gentle. blow from Mr..
Whittle's fist The law under which the 'indict-
ment was found, reads as follows. Act Of 1862,
Chapter 235, Section 202. 9la s1a fta
''lf any person shall levy war against this
State or shall adhere to the enemies thereof,
whether foreign or domestic, giving them aid or
comfort, within this State or elsewhere and shall
be thereof convicted, on confession in open court
or on the testimony ofItwo witnesses, both OF
them to- the same overt act, he shall suffer death,
or be sentenced to confinement in the Penitentia-
nv, for not less than six nor more than twenty
years, at the discretion OF the court. b
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AYR PRIYATE sALE.7
NOTICE

.iaa aasT ,asl NOTICE.. aaaE(1
TlHE Baltimore county Bible Society. win
L. hold its l4th Anniversary Meeting ut the
COURT HOUSE, IN TOWSONTOWN, Y :
!, On Sunday Merit, lStk INST, at 4 O'Clock p, NJ
The Rev. L. Van Bokkelen, President Of the
Society, and others, both Of the Clergy and
Laity, will address the meeting The public
are respectfully invited to attend BY order,
H. c. TURNBULI, sseretaFy
June I7,-lt,
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Nes0 Advertisea'es'ts.
~ SOLUBLE
PACIFI0GUANO.
JOHN s. REESE eco,
Wholesale and Retail Agents
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY,
II SOUTH ST. BALTIMORE.
.NHE SOLUBLE PACIFIC -GuxNrJ reesen

HNHE SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, resem-
l. bles PeruUiGn GuunO in appearance, odor,
and composition The value Of alfGuanos and
Super Phosphates of lime, of whatever name,
depends, as il well known, upon the per cent
of Ammonia, Soluble Phosphate, and Bone Phos-
plate Of Lime they contSin. This Guan0' diff
fers from Peruvian only in>the fact that it con-
tains less ammonia, but this difference in Am
mOnia is more than made up by the fact that
it contains almost double as much Soluble, and
Bone Phosphate OF Lime. This difference
makes it q durable fertilizer, with all the actiY-
ity of Peruvian Guano, Although the price of
this Guano is only one-half the price of Peru
Wan, and is not higher than the Super Phos-
pilates of Lime, yet it contains, as is proven by
analysis and inspection; vastly moro OfiGmmo-
MIA, soluble and Bone PtOsphates,than is found
in the best of them. Hence its economy and
intrinsic value must render itan object of great
interest to farmers generally. -
3 WE WISH Is FARMERS
GS-To TAKE ESPECIAL NOTICE,
That the conditions upon which we have the
agency Of this Gnano are that every cargo is
regularly Inspected and analysed by Dr.. LEI
BIG, whose authority in such matters is para
mount. " efaaT ~ ,e;otsflr
This arrangement affords us and consumers
protection not had in the purchase of fertiliz
ers generally. 1t must also be noticed that the
phOsphates of this Guano, are not mineral, but
earthly Phosphates, which is greatly to its ad
vantage.
The following is a summary Of analysis of
"a, lass largo 4, ~ 4 HOIogA.
Molsture...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 per ct
Organic COmbustble Matter...39.7l 81"
Earthly Matter.
Yielding Acknowledgements. $40 pr. ct.
Soluble Phosphate of Lime...I7.O7
Bone Phosphate of Lime ..S...24.32
For sale by Dealers throughout the States,
| and by 'its =. A"''aH
JOHN s. REESE q CO..
PIG. Company,s Agents, Baltimore
Price $65 per ton of 1000 lbs usual discount
| to Dealers. June II, 1865.-ly.
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-MARRIED.

sodi ias MARRIED, 80
On Monday, the 18th instant, at the Girard
House, Philadelphia, before the Mayor, by
Friendssceremony,J j. THOMAs HUGHES, of Bal
timore city, to C. ANSEE, daughter of the late
Joshua C. Price, of this county. s4q
On the Tth inst, at Rockdale, Baltimore CO.,
by the Rev. Thos. Gorsuch, DAVID NJ. DRURY, of
Alabama, to BIDDY FEATHERALL, of this county.
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THURSDAY, June 10.
The Jnry in the case of Harrison vs.. Gambrill
: and Schofeld, rendered a verdict in favor Of
plaintiff for the sum of $4,000. te.{
> The cases of Ernest vs.. Worthington, and Mag
ness vs.. Reinicker was continued until. the next
term. tt,r avn
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s'''-s : DIED
Neq0 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Suddenly, on the 9th inst, EDWARD D. Coon
WIN, in the 18th year Of his age.
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AT pIIpIIc SALE.

) June oath, the "Old CulIison Meeting House
property in the sixth district, by Thos. Watts
July 9Th, Farm Of 80 acres ON the PhIadeiphla
road l52 miles from Baltimore, with good dwell
ing and out-buildings. r. j. Cuttings, Trustee;
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ais not the many oaths that make the truth;
But the plain single vow that is vow'd true"
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{a5ptal Affairs.

printed at this. Office or have been advertised IN
this paper. Hereafter all persons who nave ihelr
bllsor advertising done at.this Office, VIII nave
their sales regularly noticed in this column With
out additional charge:
On Monday, June Oath, tract OF iand con-
tanning 200 acres, in the I'd district, near Inc
Deer Park Road VIM. p. Jean, constable.
On Thurday, July 29th, farm containing
l42 acres, with good Improvements, NC JOSIAH
Wheeler, Trustee.
. r.gs rgfEa AT PRIVATE SALE. 4 w 4 4,f
The s'Bacon Hall FARM y 476 acres, on ne
York Turnpike, 3 miles from Monkton station
N C. r. W., with stone dwelling and Barn.
Jno Philpot, Jno, =. Epsby Trustees,
Farm Of $50 acres, . miles FROM Baltimore /;
farm Of 100 acres Limestone land near warren !;
farm oE55 acres, d miles east Of ATowsontown,
with several smaller tracts, by B. N. Payne,
TowsontOwn. i
House, Black Smith Shop and lot, at BeckIeys-
vile. An excellent stand for business Ambrose
f. Bnl. ~
Valuable Farm near jTowsontown, in Lime
Kiln Bottom, 9miles from Baltimore city, con-
tanning 200 Acres, with good improvements &e',
John Plaskitt ilii3 = IT, h''sl ~.
Very desirable Farm Of TAI acres, situated in
Baltimore county, / mile north of ten-mle gate
on the Philadelphia Turnpike, well improved ana
has fine orchards of choice fruit !, Thos. y. Mat
thews & Sons, No. 8 Bowly's Wharf, BALTIC. sia
Farm of Z 1 acres, on '1' My Ladies Manor, 70
miles from Baltimore, 30 from Monkton n. Q. Il.
r. with the necessary improvements. Joseph
-
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MAI IEhMI IoOo' - >.
Before Hon ID. C. Fl. Emory; John T. Ensor
Esq, States attorneydaiii@ aaeE#afFt &