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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-15
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AT the residence of his son, Saml Chew, ESQ.,.
at Germantown, Philadelphia, on Wednesday
18th INST, HENRY B. CHEW, of EPSON, near
Towsontown, in the 90 year of his age.
Suddenly, on the Sd inst, SARAH, the beloved
consort OF the late Robert Wright, Rockland,
Baltimore county.
The shock experienced when fond parent is
removed from a loving family is severe at any
time, but much more affecting is the blow when
it falls least expectedly, as in the sudden de-
parture of the deceased. In an hour that no
earthly mind thought of, the dread summons
came, and, without murmur, the spirit of the
one that was loved so fondly and so well, pass
ed away to its eternal reward. In the various
relations OF life, as devoted mother, an oblig-
ing neighbor and warm hearted friend, she
performed her part in q manner that will make
her absence most keenly felt; while the mem
DRY of her endearing traits will wildly enshrine
her form, not only in the sorrowing hearts of
her bereaved children, but of wide circle of
intimate friends and acquaintance. The last
audible words which she breathed will never
be forgotten by those who heard them -
"wE ARE WALKING TOO FAST"
little more slowly while nearing the gate
And little more softly awhile
The angels are looking and for her await
And they beckon her on with their smile
She feels she's approaching the blissful abode
But she wishes to bid an adieu
To those who on earth she loves next to her God
And to tell them her prospects in view
But just at that moment her earthly words cease
And her lips but motion impart
Tnat surely was telling, before her release,
All the love of fond mothers heart.
The dear ones beside her. and distant ones too
Should much comfort receive when aware
Though failing to hear her last parting adieu-
What would be their fond mothers last PRAYER
She's gone, but behind example she's left
AS parent, neghbor, a friend,
That, followed, will soace the deeply bereft
And encourage through life to its end.
And then at its close, oh, how joyful the thought
To the hearts that with anguish are riven,
Both parents and children at last will be brought
TO happy reunion in heaven.
AT his residence, near Parkton, on the 9Th
inst, after short Illness HENRY DUKEHARr, in
the 73d year of his age, formerly of Baltimore
city.
Departed this life, on Sunday, 9th instant, at
his residence, Locust Hill, Baltimore county,
ELISHA s. JOHNSON, aged rs years and 10 mos.
On the 18th inst, at his residence Calverton
Mills, Baltimore county, JOHN COLLINS, one of
the Old Defenders of Baltimore, aged 70 years
and 10. months.
On the Sth inst, at his residence near New
Market, Baltimore county, JACOB SHOCK, aged
about so years.
At the residence of his father, Sherwood Rec
tory, Cockeysville, on Tuesday night last, of
typhoid fever, JOHN F. HoFF, aged "a years,
son of Rev. j. f. Hoff
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NOTICE.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
i BALTIMORE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIE-
TY will meet at the Bible House, in Baltimore
City, on
Friday, December 2sth, at IL o'clock A. M
As business of great Importance will be be-
fore the Committee, a full attendance is request
ed. By order of
L. VAN BOKKELEN, President
Dec -0t
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY IN HARTFORD County.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that in pur-
In suance of the Charter of said Company,
AN ELECTION for President and eighteen
Directors thereof, will be held at BEL AIR, on
Monday, the 7th day of January, 1867,
to serve for the ensuing year, and for the pur-
pose of making such changes or modification
of the Bylaws as may be considered expedi-
ent. A. L. JARRETT
Dec. l5-4t. Secretary.
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ROAD NOTICE.
Notice is Hereby Given

HNHAT in thirty days from this date applica-
i ton will be made to the County Commits
sioners of Baltimore county, for the closing of
a County Road running from a point on the
Hartford Turnpike near Henry Bishops old ho-
tel, to point on the Joppa Road distance of
fifty yards through the lands Of the subscriber,
and also for the opening of County Road from
a point about fifty yards north of the points
mentioned on said Hartford Road to intersect
the Joppa Road at the point ending the propos-
ed closed road, running through the lands of
G.. T. Spangerberger.
G. T. SPANGERBERGER,
GEO. L. EDWARDS and others.
Dec 15.=5t
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NeaO advertisements.
NOTICE.

TNHE MEMBERS OF ToWsoN LODGE No
Il 70, l. o. O. F., are hereby mott .,,szssass.
fed to meet at GREENMOUNTS kTsE
AVENUE GATE, on THIS (SAT- 7S9SsFFv%<<
URDAY). AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, to at
tend the funeral of our late brother, P G. Hen
ry B. Chew. Regalia can be had at the Lodge
up to l o'clock. Every member is earnestly
requested to be present. By order of the Lodge
1t. VIM. S. KEECH, r. S.
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A-The Methodists of Pennsylvania have
S37 churches, 492 ministers and 8l,192 mem
bers the Lutherans 826 churches, 500 minis
ters and 97947 members; the German Re-
formed f33 churches, 236 ministers and 1854
members the Presbyterians $50 churches, $50
ministers and G5,827 members the Baptists
800 churches, 352 ministers, and, according TO
the returns oflast year-the latest which have,
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J. -Safnuel G. Wilson. auction

{, PRopERrY SALE.-Samuel G.. Wilson, auction
Ger, sold for B. N. Payne and H. H. Badders
executors of VIM. Badders, deceased, on the
premises, on Thursday last, the property known
as " Badders Tavern" on the Old York road
thirteen miles from Baltimore containing l54
acres OF land, with an excellent tavern stand, to
John Smith, for $1,000
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PUBLIC SALE


REAL ESTATE.
TNHE subscriber being engaged ii other bus
4 iness) will offer at Public Auction, on
Friday, the 2sth day " December. 1866,
at lo'clock T. NJ
On the premises, his FARM, containing about
SEVENTY-THREE AND THREE
g. QUARTER ACRES OF LAM, f.57
49, located partly in Baltimore lslE
Aand partly in Hartford counties 1aas
halt mile east of the Old York Road, twenty,
miles from Baltimore, and within Ii miles FROM.
the MeredIth's Ford and Jarrettsville Turn
pike Road.
The property is in an excellentneighborhood
proverbial for health, is in a good state of cui-
tivation, fencing good and water in every field.
1t is improved by
DOUBLE LOG DWELLING.
LOG BARN, FRAME CORN AND WAGON,
HOUSE, Meat House and Stone Spring House.
Is9~There are two Grist and Saw ILLS with
IN sight OF the dwelling house, and churches
and schools convenient.
Rg~To any one desiring good location Cor
country store, Zone having been kent here fos-..
many years,) this property presents an oppor.
tunity seldom met with.
gg~There is IRON ORE on this property.
TERMS easy and made known on day of sale
WILL ALSO SELL ABOUT 40 BARRELS
OF CORN IN THE EAR. 81
JOSEPH PARSONS.
SAM'L G. WILSON, Auctioneer. %
Dec. l5.-ts.
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ses frustrated, and now it is sinking and totters
to its fall and hastens to that grave into which it
may hide, and its last resting place be oblitera-
ted by the waters Of oblivion.
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Neae Advertaseu
TRUSTEES SAIA
OF
Valuable Real He
BALTTMORE COEN


DY virtue of decree of the Circ1fl CO.. -
I'D Baltimore county, sitting in equi- ~
sss1p ty, the undersigned, Trustee, 49, 4
~ will offer at public sale, at helaHs A
X~Court House door in Towson- !ss1
town, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of January, 1867,
at IL o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARTS Or TRACTS
Of LAND, comprising part Of all that tract
of land called
COTTAGE, OR WELCOME HERE,
which by deed dated Sd Of May, A. D.. 1856,
and recorded in liber III. M. f., No. Is, folio
IS2, one OF the land records for Baltimore eou1-
ty, was conveyed by Benjamin Barr ard rife
to Abraham Croft, beginning for the same at
point IN the centre of the road leading from VIM.
E. Given's to the farm formerly belonging to
Francis Kendig; said point of beginning Is at
the end OF line drawn south degrees East 40
Perches from point where the dividing line
between the land formerly belonging TO the
SAID Francis Kendig and the land belonging to
benJamln Barr crosses the centre of said road
running thence bounding on the lines of said
whole tract OF land reversely north n degrees
west lO54 perches, thence south u degrees west
344 perches to the end of the first line of a part
OF SAID whole tract of land, which by deed dat
ed 2Sth April, 1858, and recorded in liber g.
H. o., No p, folio 70, one of the land. record
Duoks Vi DalGmOre county, was conveyed BY
Abraham Croft and wife to Anon Richards
running thence binding on the lines Of said
land, south 3S3 degrees east So perches to the
centre OF the county road leading from Reis-
terstown to Worthington's Valleyg thence,
bounding on said road, north rs degrees east IS
perches, thence south 224 degrees east 60 and
four tenths perches to a stone planted in the
ground below lime stone quarry thence re-
versing the lines of said whole tract of land
north 81 degrees east 20 perches, north A de-
grees west perches, thence north 9 degrees
west 81 perches to the beginning There is
544 ACRES OF LAND,
portion in TIMBER and the balance arabic
land.
This land is situate in Worthingten Valley
about q miles from the village of Reisters
town, and about II miles from the Reisterstown
Depot on the Western Maryland Railroad and
adjoining the lands of John s. Given, John
Croft and others. The property is located in q
delightful neighborhood and convenient TO
school, churches, &C.
The soil is of the finest quality and very sus-
ceptlble OF improvements large portion Of
which is now in a state of cultivation
The Terms of Sale prescribed by decree are
That one-half of the purchase money shall
be paid in Cash on the day of sale and the bal
anee In twelve months thereafter the credit
payment to bear interest from day of sale with
surety approved by the Trustee.
IE8~The land has been recently SURVEYED
and plat of it can be seen at the Office of the.
Trustee, at Towsontown
R. R. BOARMAN, Trustee.
Dec I5-ts
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In THE BALL BUSINESS Yesterday negro nam
ed Moses Qpigley, hailing from Baltimore Co.,
fell into the hands of a sharper of bis own race
who swindled him out Of twenty-five dollars
He met with Andrew jackson, alias Lewis, who
pretended to be playing bunghng sort of trick
by concealing three cent piece in piece of pa
per, after the style Of the ball game. Quigley
thought he understood the thing perfectly, and
when bantered for bet accepted it. 1t was bet
of honor, but when he discovered that he had
lost ten dollars, he handed all the money he had
about fifty dollars, to jackson that he might
take out the ten dollars. Instead of taking ten
he took twenty-five dollars, to which Quigly de.
INJURED. jackson insisted that he took but ten
dollars, when policeman Tunis, who was near
was called to take him into custody After an
examination OF the charge Justice Dryden COM
mitted Jackson to await the action of the Grand
Jury Gazette Of Tuesday.
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q. B. MILLIGAN.

ATTORNEY at Law,
REAL ESTATE COMBUSTION AGENCY,
IN ALL OF ITS BRANCHES, AT
No. ga West Fayette Street,
BALTIMORE.
ORDERS to buy or to sell Houses, Ground
" Rents, Farms and Country Seats, at pub
lie and private sale, solicited.
Loans, Investment of Trust Funds, and gen
eral management of Rental Property in city
and country attended to.
Gs~ Money invested in Ground Rents or
Mortgage, free Of charge.
A residence near Towsontown will insure
prompt attention there to Searches, Title Pa
pers, and Claims of every description in the
County Court Dec. Is, 1866.-1y.
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In WINTER QUARTERS The celebrated trotting
horses Dexter and Silas Rich, the property of Mr.
Fawsett, of Baltimore city, are now at the stables
of Messrs John Ruskel Brother at Govaps-
town, where 1t Is designed to winter them Che
lovers of fine horses have now an opportunity Of
viewing two of the fastest trotters knows, as
they are shown 10 all curions in such matters
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD The commits
gioners of Washington county have refused the
application Of the president Of the Western Ma
ryland railroad, to pay monthly instalIments on
thu subscription Of stock to the road. The con-
tractors for the extension of the road have COM
menced work on the sections of six miles at
Union bridge, and have bought the lumber for
their shanties, on all the sections from Hagers-
town to Smithburg, which are now being built.
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RoHBERY lon Tuesday night last the woollen
factory Of Mr.. Skelton Price, at Riders Switch,
was robbed of about $40 worth of fulIed cloth,
which was taken from the tender bars whilst
stretched out to dry.
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.GROCERIEs. xAam
~ FRUITS, #1N@
ETC., ETC.. 49,
Choice Roll BUTTER, 40 cts. per pound.
NEW BUCK WHEAT FLOUR,
CORN MEAL,
AND HOMLNY.
Good Sugar, IL, IL and ID cts. per pound; also,
Refined Sugars, at lowest rates.
Government Java, Laguayra and Rio
COFFEE.
New Raisins, Currants, Citron, Spices and
Cooking Molasses.
Extra fine English Breakfast TEA, at $l.75.
Fine Oolong, Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson and
Japan TEAS. Old
BRANDY WHISKY, GIN d. WINES.
Family and Extra FLOUR, new Hams, Oils,
&c. Sperm, Imperial, Adamantine and Mould
Candles, Soaps, &c.
Scotch ALE and Brown STOUT, in stone
Jugs; Philadelphia Ale, in stone jugs. Invite
purchasers to examine my goods and guaran-
tee satisfaction.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
LUTHER LITTIG,
100 North Calvert Street,
Opposite N. G. Railroad Depot,
Dec Is, '66.-6m. next to the Drug Store.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Property,

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
HTNHE undersigned, as Executor of the estate
of Benjamin Wheeler, late of Bal -
- timore county, deceased, and fSSSSN@
by virtue of an order of the Or ll1l
phans' Court of said county. ia
will sell at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Thursday Sd dey Of January 1867,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
MAT VALUABLE FARM lying on the
county road running from the Falls Turnpike
to the York Turnpike, about 10 miles from Bal
timorc, adjoining the lands of John Matthews,
Thomas Pearce, William Ensar, and others,
and contains
80 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. The improvements consist of
GOOD LOG HOUSE,
Stone Barn and Corn House, Spring House and
all other necessary out-buildings.
There Is plenty of Timber and Lime Stone
on the place, and a good Lime Kiln; fine
Orchard and fruits of every description, and a
never-failing Spring of Water.
l@~ This Farm is in good neiqhbonhood
and convenient to churches Of several Cenomi
nations.
TERMS -one-half Cash On the day Of sale;
the balance in six and twelve lnonths. the pur-
chaser giving notes for Che credit payments,
with interest, and satisfactory sdourity.s
ARTEMUSVWHEELE Executor
WILLIAM DUNCAN, Aunbionesps
Dee. lk,--tS.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
r e Al 2 S T A TE

BALTIMORE COUNTY.
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Id Baltimore county, sitting in equiL
- ty, the undersigned, as Trustee, fsSsz
will offer at Public Sale, on the lEsls
Xpremises, on Eane
Monday, the tn dag Of january, 1867,
at 3 o'clock P. NJ,
A LOT OF THREE ACRES OF LAND, sit
uated on the York Turnpike, 81 miles from
Baltimore city, and II miles from Towsontown
There is upon the lot an ORCHARD of Apple
Trees. 1t is improved by good
DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE, &C.,
with pump of water at the door 1t is an ex-
cellent stand for store or tavern one having
been kept there many years.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
decree are-One half cash balance -ia six
months, the credit payment to bear interest
form the day of sale, to be secured by the note
of the purchaser, with security satisfactory -
the Trustee; or al cash at tho option u ~
purchaser ts
~ FRED C. TALBOT, Trustee.
JAMES w. OWINGe, Auctioneef e
Dec 15-tg.
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THE HEREFORD BAND.-Some time in July last,
a number of gentlemen residing in Hereford, in
this county, resolved TO form brass band in
their town, and at once procured instruments and
competent teacher and went to work. Their
progress has been remarkable. We had the pleas
ure of listening to them at their rehearsal on
Friday evening of last week, and they really
play well. The following gentlemen compose
the Band Martin Gamble, leader John
knight, Lemuel Gamble, Henry S. Conn, Henry
Reinecker, William Algire, William Foster, Jno.
Sheppard, D. q. Craumer, William Conn, John
Safer, James Stltz, Edwin Stiltz Emory Stilz,
J. Emory Mayes, John Mayes, VIM. Ruhl, Joshua
Price.
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LIVE Stock INSURANCE COMPANY We invite at
tenton to the advertisement of ''The National
Live Stock Insurance and Investment Company, 4"
Published in another column. This company
insures live stock against death or theft and Of
fers great inducements to the people Of our State
In our county, a large amount of money is invest
ed in stock, and the loss of farmers annually is
very great. An opportunity is now offered to
our readers to secure themselves against loss, and
that opportunity should be embraced by ALL
The list of references given will sufficiently in
dictate the character and stability of the Compa-
ny, rs well as the fact that g Dexter' Silas
Rich, " and many other noted horses of our State
are insured by it. Edward Schenck, Esq, of
this town, is agent for Baltimore county, and as
his representations may be implicitly relied on
we commend him and the enterprise in which he
is engaged to the stock of the county
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBL1C SALE.
7 WILL SELL at Public Sale, on
1 Thursday, the 27tk day Of December, 1856,
at O'clock P. M,
if fair, if not, the next fair day. at the resi-
dence of the subscriber, half q mile west of
Cockeysville, on Thos. L. Worthington's place,
WA THREE HORSES, 75a--N
D 1CoW and z. HEIFERe, @A
ST ~ fine Brood Sow and Pigs, -. .-z2 ~
FOUR SH0ATSe
Corn by the barrel, Wagon and Hay Carriage,
z Furrow Plows, Shovel Flows, b Cultivator,
Wagon and Plow Harness, Grind Stone, one
Sleigh, Lotto Chickens, and many other ar.
ticles not enumerated.
EG~ Ms Cash.
~ THOMAS G. WARNER.
Dec. I5.-2t*
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the su
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphan
Court of Baltimore .connty, letters testame Z
RICHARD BARNUM,
late of said County, deceased. All persons h ~
ing claims against the said estate, are ! ereAg
warned to exhibit thesame, with the vouchsls
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before tie 18th day Of As.gast, 1867
they may otherwise BY law be excluded frlla
all benefit of said estate Those indebted Il
said estate are requested to make in1noe
payment. Given andermy hand this 18th dsv
of December, 1884,
JOHN R. BAENUM,
Dee. I5.z-4ts Executor
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snk
Il scriber has obtained from the Orpba,,s,
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate of
e NANCY ANN ALTH5 %.
late of said county, deceased.
ing claims against the said es ID,
warned to exhibit the same,v
thereof, TO the subscriber
On or before tie 18th dus nR.
they may otherwise byfl8 IL of
all benefit of said estdr Howard
said estate are requestef Oct. ]
payment. Given und@
of December, 1866.
j. FL Residen
Administrator wh Office
Dec. l5.--4t Froi
-rcm~o- Jan
TINE STOCK HOLDERS of G
Il Ford and Jarrettsvilleml ./FICE
Company afe requested ton
sTokE, near Mrs Emory Near ster
Monda4, TIC Oh day June 81
at o'clock
FOR 1ne purpose 81 electing Ia
Directors and IreasnfcFs 10 aiians.e
Of the porlTany tor the ensuing
~ order d the Board coz
NeHUA n
p''' St
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ANOTHER OLD DEFENDER GoNE.--Mr. Henry
Dukehart, formerly proprietor of "Dukehart's
Stables, 4" Baltimore, died at his residence near
Parkton, in this county, on Saturday night last,
in the 73d year Of his age. He was one of the
defenders of Baltimore in 1914, having been a
member of the celebrated Sharp Shooters, and a
close companion ofthe then young men Wells
and McComas, who fell about the time that the
British commander, General Ross, was killed.
with paralysis, from which he partially recover
ed, when he removed to the country. He was in
his usual health on Saturday, and contemplated
visiting the city on Monday, but second attack
caused his death in a few hours. The deceased
was well known and much respected.
ANoTHER.-Mr. John Collins, another of the
Defenders of Baltimore in 1914, died on Tuesday
last, at Calverton Mills, in this county, in the
seventy-third year of his age.
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BUILDING AssocIATIoNs.-A number of gentle
men have organized a building association at
Harrisonville in the Second District of this
county, and, we are glad to say, are meeting
with great success in their undertaking. At its
regular meeting on the 9th instant 1875 worth
of stock was subscribed for, and great interest
manifested by the residents of the community
The object Of the enterprise is the erection of a
hall for public purposes in the village. The as
ISOLATION is TO be known as The Jacksonville
Building Association" and has forts officers the
following gentlemen President, Jas. L. Ridgely,
Jr.; Vice President, John s. Miller; Secretary,
G. B. Jean; Treasurer, R. B. Chapman Trus.
tees, James L. Ridgely, Jr,, Thomas P. Phillips,
G. Fl. Oursler, George W. Stanfeld, j. Dixon
O'Dell, Vim. H Baker, John S. Miller
A building associa ton was also formed some
time ago by number Of gentlemen residing on
on near the Hartford turnpike road, in the vicini-
ty of Lauravlle and is, we understand, meeting
with great success.
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FLOODED SrooK.-A very large sale of blooded
stock took place at the Gen. Wayne Stables, in
Baltimore, on Tuesday last, the property of Chas.
N. Dougherty, Esq, of Howard county. Among
the sales reported we notice the following =
Burlington, Jr., dark grey stallion, three years
DID, for whose sire Burlington the late VIM.
Mcdonald, is said to have refused $25, oOo was
purchased by John Q. Price, Esq, Of Baltimore
county, for $500. Mr.. Price also purchased Fan
ME Dexter, a bay illy, six months old, sired by
Black Hawk, for $3.50. A double team, Bean
and Maggie, bays, sired by Andrew jackson,
was purchased by VIM. Pinkney Whyte, Esq,
of Baltimore county, for $500
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PRoTRAcTED MEETINGS "A very interesting pros
fraeted meeting is in progress at the Methodist
Protestant Church at " Red End near Hereford,
at which very large number of persons have
professed conversion. Rev Joshua Benson has
charge OF the meeting.
A revival meeting is also in progress at the NJ.
E. Church in Hereford of which Rsvs. Messrs.
Mccartney and Dill are the pastors.
In our town, the protracted meeting at EPSON
NJ E. Church is now in the ninth week of its ex-
istence, and the interest in the nightly meetings
held there seems unabafed