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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

FUNHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLED AGAINST
Il despotsm for four years Of blood and terror in
assertion Of the sanctity Of the Constitution patriot
Ism sufficiently broad to embrace both sessions has been
Its only guide and 1t refers now with honest pride
record to show that 1t has not to the right or the
left under all tho violence of arbitrary power.
True to is principles as THENEws has been through
the reign of terror 1t challenges public confidence In its
honesty and Independence for the future.
The political transition OF the pres ent day opens TO
THE NEWS new and wider field OF usefulness Stand
Ing now as 1t always has, the nviolabity of the Con.
Btiuon, according to the Interpretation OF the strict
constructonists it presents ralyng ground for all in
both sections who friends Of generous
hsm As true and tried exponent of sectional amy Il
occupies position which makes it the fitting mediator
In holding up to the party CT order in both sections In.
terests and principles that gave breadth vitality TO
their alliance AS intersectional agent devoted to
freedom OF election, to trial by jury the sanoty Of
the haoeds corpus and opposed now for four years
terror It has been to the Capitalization that dares TO
trample on the rights Of States, North or South THE
NEWS places itself as candidate for support before the
great body Of this once free people.
The circumstances OF the moment make the dissem.
mination of the principles OF THE NEWS duty of in.
dividual patriotism. Every man who concurs in its
doctrine must II he entertain true sense of freedom
do in spirit of Indifference but rather with the
eArnestness OF h18h trust justified nay bound, in
his love OF liberty TO do the proprietor places the
canvass he makes here OF the public generally In the
hands Of those men who give him the approval of their
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TRR NEWS not avoid the conviction Of duty which
here pointed out the ground Of the that he
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friends and neighbors who give their sypsthies
to the cause of "strot construction. intersedona con-
ation, and all the rights OF the citizens under the sys
e set up by fathers, OF liberty regulated by law
The proprietor of THE NEWS calls, therefore, upon
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discharge to their convictions OF political right at this
great crisis In the countys fortunes the duty of Civ.
ins to the influence Of his paper daily, seiweehly or
weekly the wider power for good which It seeks here
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TO ADVERTISERS.

TO ADvERTrsERs.
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Hew York Rews Building,
No. 10 tAty Hall Square. New Yorf.
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THE
AND WEEKLY NEWS.

ence to the wants Of country subscribers contain
such variety Of matter to render them welcome to
every family in the land. In the matter Of LlTERA
TURE, the choioeBt btories of the best writer's are
spread forth In their coumns and more excellent lite
rary matter Is furnished in issue than be had In
many of the exclusively literary journals Of the day
The GENERAL NEWS is admirably seectsd and con.
densed to give all the current intelligence
readable form as 1t can be placed It comprises news
from every part OF the country 10 always the latest
The COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE Is carefully pre-.
pared and includes reliable MARKET REPORTS from all
points, which not eIcelled by any journal in this
country. .-.-
Bend the names Of all Friends Of CONSTITUTIONAL
LIBERTY, and we will send them SPECIMEN COPIES
FREE.
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WIEN, A, HINMAN.

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Fine Handkerchief Extracts In bulk to suit purchaser
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14

IW restored In four weekH, by Dh RIO0RD'9 "a
6ENCE OF LIFE br. Rioord tof Paris), after Year,
earnest solicitation, has ct length 70 the carne
requests Of the American public, and appointed Aaea
In New York tho sale Of his valued and highly pfaa
Essenos Of MfAn This wonderful agent win restoIo.
manhood 10 the most shAttered constitutions vhetho3
arising from e1cesses, the effects Of climate, natufa
causes The time required to cure the most inveterss
case In four wees and used according to printed is
struconB which Are very simpls failure 10 Impossible
This erestorng remedy should be taken by all abo.
70 marry, ts eject are It 10 eoknowledgea
BY the medical press to be the greatest discovery oc9
made. Lib developing powers are miraculous suocoa1
In every case Ia az oeran a. that science %
oases with tu instructions for use Of or four qua
titles IN fof 90 and will Bent to part carcaDV
= ~ PHILIP ROLANF,
gYS9 Hn. ~ fAhaztv-zafeat. Rav Ynsp
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

Is the only Uuon man 10 olice ~ the whole State.
The Rebels reject al except those Of their own
stamp. To have served IN the Rebel army b SUIT
6cixnt 10 secure The clelion Of ans man. la fact
there u premium on treason, aud loyalty y nj
. discount. The same Is true Of Louisiana. The
Registry Law was repealed 10 Kentucky, aud the
rebels gained the contrSl Of The Legislature -
They passed an act 70 indemnify Rebels for sets
done during The rebellion, hat refused hy vote ~
TIRES 10 one, 10 extend the act 80 ~ 10 include
Union soldiers aud Union men, aud 10 day N
lon soldier may be tried by Rebel jury Tor acts
done 10 save The country, while the law protects
Rebel soldier from molrstntion. What hn'
been done will be done again, for there Is moth
ing new under the sun. The rabel spirit never
changes. II Is the naaas In every State aud every
cline. The Rebel Legislature Ut this State, ~
1851, passed an act 10 Indemnify those who pat
iicipaied In the riot on the leth Of April. There
l. no law 10 our statue book TO protect Union
soldiers. u the rebels gain the control Of thi.
State We aFe deiencslen In this respect. Our sol
dieFs may be prosecuted with nnmbefless suits
Are we ready 10 reward loyalty and devotion 10
country 10 this way But this l. not all. We
have ioiled during four years 10 make Maryland
free State. and start Der on a career Of internal
Improvement. In measure We have succeeled.
Already We begin 10 - the signs ~ enduring
progress II u all TO be nipped In the bud by The
breath u treason Are we 10 NEE, with q check
thus early Shall We always lag behind every
other State"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

OrrIcE CouNri CouNissIoSEHR ron BALTO.
CouNfN. Tcwsontown. May nth, 1855.
nROPOSALs will be received by the coun.
~ Commissioners for Baltimore county,
AZ their office. ON the Sth day Of June. 1866, at
~ o'clock NJ. ior builing cULvERT ON road
near the city limits aud south of Philadelphia
Turnpike Culvert Go feet long. 10 be substan.
TALLY built Of good stone, we'll laid In cement.
To- consist If two abutmcnts three leet thick.
two feet high aud sixty feet long and eight feet
apart a. be one foot under aud one foot above
the ground, q -cmi-eircular arch TO rest upon
the abutmcnts of eight feet inside diameter, one
aud a-half icet thickness, and sixty u. length I;
the crown OF the arch b. bc ) feet above the
ground. and the whole length of the arch 10 be-
sustained by good backing feet high above
the abutncnts. the space between abe Abut
mcnis 10 be we'll paved with stone : feet wide
aud 30 feet long two wing walls 10 extend
from the mouth vi tho Calvert ON thecast 10 a.,
widening feet north and south the wing
walls To be feet thick aud feet high. foot
under ground.
JOSHUA =. c0cKEY. President
May lg.--gt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

yeD-For some time our neighborhood has tssn
the scene Of petty larcenies burglaries and house
breaking, until At last the evil had become Az
great ~ 10 enlist the earnest attention Of our au-
ihoriies. Efforts were put forth which have led
~ the arrest Of the parties engaged in hesr ihiev
ing operations, aud several Of them, Including
the leader of the gang are now Ia our county
Jail. John 7. Ensor, Esq, our States Attorney
has lAbored incessantly 10 bring the thieys. Ia
justice, and now requests all who have heea theit
victims 10 bring or sud him an account az their
losses, with the attending circnmstAaa~s w.
doubt not that the desired infortrs.i,O on will b.
chcerfnlly given.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19
The Mass Meeting on wednesday
Next.

We again call the attention Of tho loyal men
u our county 10 the Importance Of attending ID"
mass meeting to 10 held In this town on wedne-.
day next. II the Union party would maintain
their organization against the efforts now being
used to disrup, Il, they must be up and doing
Trusted leaders have failed Us and hs l,oFi.
must now act for themselves. No new principle
are proposed, now new issues presented the
question simply h whether We shall give mp all
We have iabOFed 80 hard 10 gain aud allow rebels
full privileges with loyal men, or whether w.
will still hold to the maxim that ''none but 10y
al men should rule Let the Unionists Of Bal.
timorc county turn out In their strength on We'd
nesday next, and re-aiiirm their devotion To The
principles they maintained all during the war
let them asseIt again that they are no, willing
tina. rebels and their sympaihizcrs, the alder,
aud abettors of treason. shall have equal politi.
cal privileges with themselves.
The following distinguished gentlemen. some
Of them additional to those already announced
will address the meeting Hon. Lyman Trnm-
bull, Of Illinois Hon. James 4. Sye, Of Nevada
Hon. Horace Maynard and lion. VIM n. Stoke.
OF Tennessee; Col. samuel Mckee Of Kentuck,
Gen. Garfield, Of Ohio, aud Hon. Frank Tho,na.
aud John l.. Thomas, IT,. Of Maryland. I.,i
this meeting be one worthy Of the occasion and
of the cause.
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THE HUBBARD COMBINED
N 0 WEIR AND REAPER,
DORGEY lSELF RAKE.

This valuable patent having been bought by
the "SyrReuse helf Raker Co.," and several
valuable improvements added 10 II by years OF
experiment, 10 now known ms the SYRACUSE
SELF RAKER," aud after IN experience ol
three harvcsts Ia experimenting ourselves IA
all kinds Of grain from the shortest oats and
barley 10 the tallcst rye, aud an the toughest
ground aud stecpcst side hill. We have found
the Syracuse Self Raker" inialliblr ia work
rs well As the most simple aud convenient OF
any Rake IN existence. There are several SELF
Raking machines ia the market. which without
any legal right 10 use the Dorsey. embrace is
leading principles with slight variations IN CON
structi0n. but In none of them Is the element OF
regulating the size % the bundle and adapting
II 10 all conditions of grain, heavy and light.
making Il necessary in almost every ease Ia
either double or divide bundles. which l. bath
expensive aud troublesome.
We warrant this Combined Machine H. hc ns
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19
FOR SALE

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE.
N i've rooms aud cellar.l In Tow. -
-ontown. with Blacksmith a Wheel. ...
wright Shop. an excellent stand foTlsss
the business. with an established Gus ILL
.sm aud several ether neat HOUSES AND
LOTS IN the village.
Also. FORTY FARMS in baltimore and
Hartford counties. ; b. 500 Acres. at prices from
spno ?" S2s.ona. Apply 10
BENZ. y. PAYNE,
smedley Row, opposite the Court House.
Nav 10, IS66.-if
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Notice TO Creditors.

vTNHE creditors Of THOMAS A. r. CHANT.
Il LIN, an lnsolvent Debtor. who were suel,
on or before the ist day Of March, 1860. arr
hereby notified To flc their claims. properly
authenticated. against the Estate II the said
lnsolvcnt. with the Clerk of the Circuit Cour,
for Baltimore County. on or before the i,-sniic,i
daY = .Fplg. 1850.
SAMUEL !. HoUGH. Trustee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

TmE STonn o. HunDAy Arrrnxoos 80. IL
severe 10 sonle ssctlous Of our county ~.
number Of fsncss were blown down. tres
I'd, &c. Do The Hartford rad, ihs asw hslld,...
10 eouras o. sIsciien b NJ. Frederick. had AZ.
root blown on. On The York rad. shs re- ~.
coach henss .nd stable bslonging 10 lie eous,,,
sat u John biggar, Eal., bad t6s ROT hle-s ~
which iaessa tw.ny kset from NE hulIdins
bruised aud bsut, bulentirs. ''a'"f
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

DERSoNs having business with the Or
phans Corr, the ensuing week will come
g. the Court ON rU ESDAY, a. Wednesday has
been set apart for the resumption of the case
Of Parrish and Stubbins W.. Bedford aud Bos.
ley. Executor. u Parrish. on which day the
witncsscs ia the ease are notified 10 attend.
JOHN PHILPoT.
May ia.-H Register 1t Wills.
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Neau Adpertisenaents.


1hA
TIME Union Executive Committee OF Bulti.
II more county are requested 70 assemble q
TOweONT0wN, on WEDNESDAY MAY 80
At 10 o'clock A. n.
Every member Is respectfully requested TO be
present rs business Of Importance demands
their attention. Tho following gentlemen COM
pose the Committee;
lsi Distriei-Hobers H. Thompson. Georgc n
Whittcmorc.
"a do. X. Harvey, W. T. sluthOWnr.
q IA do.--.Iaspcr n. Slack. John Ditch.
lth do. l.. Larsh, David ;. Longnecker.
5th do.-Bcniam h. Bush. X. g. Tracey.
9th doc. Gore. Capt. n. Wilhelm.
5th doll. q. McAl.ister, William Foster.
sth dos. Howard Cole, Peter y. Cockcy.
9Th dot. n. Nicolai, John II. Longneokcr
leth do. d. McComas, John q. Patterson.
nth do.--iesac Garrett, Thos. y. forsythe.
18th do.--D. X. l.usby, Chas. WhittemOre.
18th do.-EdwaTd whittcmorc, Frank q. '
waltemcycr.
CHRISTIAN GORE. Chairman.
MAY Ia.-it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

iiousE SEoiEx.--Soms time during Tas..l.,
niEhi horse bsloaring 10 NJ. WIN. parIsn
living Oh the York Road, Que mile from M.
Town, vas stolen RON that genllsmnn'a siahI,
and has not sincs been heard from.
On wednesday nlght. an attempt vas mad. n.
s us .ns valuable yeanE mar. bslonging 10 Rev
hr. Parrish " this town, bot the thief wa.
frightened 90 BY Constable IIynson, who han.
pened 10 b In The neighborhood. aud who era
thFce or four tunes 81 the sconndrrl ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

cI SO0 PER YEAR.-we want
- scOO Agents everywhere 10 sell our
IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Sent on trial
warranted ave years. Above salary OF large
commissions paid. The OSLV machines sold W
United States for less than $40, which are lHlly
deceased By Hosce. WAeeier & Wiisoa. Grossr x
Baker, Singer 4 Co., and BaeAeider an other
cheap machines are i.friagemeafs and the ssiler
OF aser are liable 10 arresf, mac aad in,prsson.
SseHf. illustrated circulars sent fro. address
or call upon SHAW A CLARK. at Biddeford,
Maine, or Chicago, III. MAY Ig.--sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

kscAFED FaeA tHk EnEnisy. --On M,nday al,.,.
noon last, John Y. Harvey, Esq., Sheriff on .s,
county, started foF baltimore, with three uris
oners. When near 0ovAnstown, ons Z. ~. nr,..
anct., aegre nasssd John Norfolk, ahss Win
Booth, burst through The bach curtain ofthe vac
an and made bis escaps. Tbs Sheriff was not awar.
% y ior soms .ime amer she man made his escape
sIa wlsa " aia mud y oul he was unable -
ing no one 10 take charge Of The rrnalniur pri..
oneIs. Tbs negro vas hand-caiIsd al he lin,
of the oecuFrcncr. ''''
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

Tswsensewn, Baltimore county. Nd.
HAVING bssn appslntsd Conslsbls or Ne
- Nlnlh Dlslrlcl. balllmoro eannlg, ! would
feePeeiiaIIg qess ny services - = che 'puhlie.
O1Lb1(ttN4 pIgmpiiy al1endsd w.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

Pn.sE.rASios. The pupils a NJ. n. q NJ.
Ginns elss. 81 The Bpsoai n, Z. Nsn,I~, e.h.'.',
.. nuuaay last, rEsssnasd hat esnIlsnun -I,h
osasuni eieun, - . nlafk " lhelr nDn,s 49,
uco % -. hindue1s and devullan 10 thelr in,s,.
esss - Sahhaih bchool SCHOLARS. '"'s'"
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BALrlxonk 4 PiKnyifLE RaaRoaD ConrAS, -
The Commissioners appointed BY &c, OF Las, ses-
sion u the General Assembly Of Maryland. To
build a railroad betweea this city and Pikesville
baltimore county, hare engaged the services Of
Mr., l.a,robe, who d now engaged In making the
preliminary surveys for the line Of the road -
This will be another link In The chain Of tailwa,
communications 10 the rural districts. which he
side ahording great convenience for those resi-
ding on the line % Il greatly enhances The value
OF their property and creates an increased Dc.
mand for buildiug sites. - Cbmmercisl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-19

VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, This, the sub
L scriber has obtained from the ORPHANS
Court Of Baltimore county, letters tcstan,en,a.
~ ON the estate OF
FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
lee Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof. To the subscriber,
On or b.fore Ms 3sM day Of Dec, 1905
they may Otherwise by law BE- excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 20 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 10th day
% May, iss6.
ARCHIBALD STERLING.
May ls.-tts Executor.
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ITEMS.

SrArIsTicAL.-ln looking over the books ~ H..
County Clerks offer, We find that since july I,i
ls63, the date Al which the Law requiring births
deaths and marriages TO be registered went into
operation, only HiHeiy-ons births and sighig-fArs.
deaths have been returned. Certainly this L bat
very small per eentAge Of the births and death.
IN our county during the past year aud a. the
failure TO return them for registry i an iHfric.
fion q lar, We advice parties interested to attend
10 u al once.
During the year is65, lGt marriage hcensr,
were Issued. During the present year ~ have
been issued, Of which SIS have been returned aud
Registered.
The following licenses have been issued. up L.
the I tlh instant.
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Roads and Bridges in Baltimore County.
Recapitulation.

baltimore county Circuit Court. ss,z4s 20
Soroaers' i3s ~
Out Door PENSIONERS, SIS so
Constables and Magistrate. $50 "a
County Commissioners. Treasurer, Ac.. SOS 90
Taxes refunded. $50 "a
Contingent expenses, ,sss 10
support Of prisoners IN jail, 3.5a0 4;
Removed eases to other counties. est ~
Public Schools, 1850 90
SupTsrt Of Eoor At aims hous-. i.e0s Va
Judges and Clerks Of election, Gas 90
Insurance on Court House aud Jail. I2l Is
Aims House. go Is
aierk TO Treasurer, 500 %
Counsel to Board ofCa. Com'rs. SO 90
orphsns' Court l.s5e 90
ihysieian 81 jail, s3a
Interest on County Bond, Ie.eo0 90
Waterman aud keeper ofct. Hnasa. us %
Special Appropriations, Il,sa7 50
Restoring Burnt Records. e;e 50
Binding books in Clerks ofhee, 5oa 20
Registering Voters In Baltic. county, g,eoO ~
Commissions esllecting taxes, S,3lS N
School Com'rs Baltimore county, l.al5 rs
Roads and bridges IN Baito. CO.. Ie.ase "
T"isl..... ,lte 20
WILLIAM POSTER,
Clerk ca. com'rs baltimore county.
May is.-3t.
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HUBBARD HIGHT MOWER.

for which We claim the following adVertagcs
isL-It has proved itself b. be- the lishtest
draf Mower ever made.
sd.-lt has fully proved itself Ia b. the most
successful Mower IN cutting the marshc. If the
great West.
3d.-It Is the only machine that can stop aud
start in wet and tangled grass.
uh.-The only successful double drive wheel
Mower ia tine country.
5th.-it Is acknowledged by alto d. the most
simple. durable aud easily managed VA the
world. aud is the only successful one ior NOW
ing uneven surfaces. stumpy or uneven land.
IL you have a single doubt, call on one Of our
agents. get a machine. try il. and II II does not
suit you, take II back.
wercfertc the following gentlemen VIII" have
used the machine:
Hon. John u. Holmes. Monk,on. Baltimore 80.
Gen. John u. reaTce.
shadraeh EnsoT. of e.. Butler.
5. Howard Cole.
Hon. Benz. y. Payne, TowsOn,cwn.
Edward Rider. ST.,
Major A. Rutleigc. ClcaFmount.
Col. Edward PhilPo,. nnver.
ID. Gill. Uppcrcoc.
Mr.. Chler. Reistcrstown.
George Ports, Homestead.
Isaac Amos. Jarrettsville. Hartford
Il. MagrAw, Abingdon.
T. A. Gorsuch. finksburg. Carroll
Christ. RePp, Union Bridge.
William u. Parlott. Howard
Joseph Starr. Baltimore.
LINTON a LAMoT1.
Isl y. High Street. Baltimore. Mi
May le.-Sm.
WIN. 1. NICHOLAS,
lsvccEssoR To Nm. WHEELAN.l
No. lA2 Baltimore Street. baltimore.
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NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred.
~ ltors of RICHARD DAVIS, an applicant
FOO The bcneht Of The " 18th Article Of Tho Code
VI Public General Laws, relative h insol vents
that the ~ Monday u Angnst asrt has been
hxsd Tor bis appearances 70 answer interrogalo.
Fies. and for dual bearing Of his ease before
The Circuit Court ior Baltimore county. Dated
the iith day Of May. 1856.
NTasts
JOHN n. LoSoxEcKER. cIssl.
May ie.--sm.
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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
y. R0sENFELDER q CO.,.
Merchant Tailors

No. z South Gay Street,
fPETERS Old STAND
BAErzaxORE.
GkNTLEMENs FINE GARMENTS OF
VI EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO on
DER AT SHORTEST NOTICE
IA TfSFAcTTON GFdRA NTEED IN
ALL CASEH May ~. iSG6.-ly.
no AHn Whesm IL nsay Concern:
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN That thirty
IN days after this date application will be
made 10 the County Comm sslonerso f Baltimore
county for closing road Ia the Tenth District
81 Baltimore county. being part Of The Old York
Rad, running through the lands Of Isaac King,
Dr. Moses Merrymsn aud Matthias schccikopf
II ~ near said bchoeikopf's lime kiln.
JOHN 8. CURTIS,
y. n. PARKER.
THOMAS u. ANDERSON,
May s.--se and others.