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Cirouit Court 9or naIto. county.
DrcEMnEh TEasT isaj.

A#NHNH
Before lion. d. q. n. Emory, Judge John 7.
Ensor, E1q,, States Atiornsy. a..
James Brown, alias Gro. Roberts, indicted lcs'
" "breakiug 10 a dwelling 10 day time Ee'
moved ffOm baltmoru city. Sieiied by tue
State Attorney. Margaret Corbik, Indicted Tor
keeping an ordinary without proper accommo-
dations. sletted by the 6inie's Atiornry. u.
.. Tarr, indicted for larceny. Plea OF . not
guilty" confessed by State. james Watts,
charged with assault aud battery. Compromised
by States Atty. on payment 0fcosis by deirnd-
ant. Adolphns i.yshear, charged with same Of
fense. Compounded ON same terms. Charles
l,lskrnry, charged with same otTrnsc. comrro-
mised on same terms. GiE 7. Cockey, indicted
for assault and battery on Thomas. l.. hall, gave
bail in the sum of 5000, With Joshua 7 Cockey
As SECURITY. A.. I-l.
States w. John iIibhef. Indicted for selling
liquor TO a minor, gave bail for his appearance
a, court in the sun VI $500, with John \. lib
ncr IS bis security.
MoSDAY, Jan. goth
Peter rarlas ". Vim. u. Jones. Ia this ease
there was - Judgment by default, and - jury was
sworn this morning who Assessed the damages
In favor OF tho plaintiff NJ Siti.sG Rnd cos's.-
H. a. DOarman. Esq., for plaintiff. Lewis l.ins-
hcimer ~. wm. Rupp Judgment by default for
wm. Geo. Reed W. Luke Tieruan Williamson !;
judg. by confrssion In favor plaintiff for $3.50,
with interest and Gusts. Mrssrs Pennington 4
Read AMI Wheeler 4 krech for plaintiff Il. Ora
snn. Esq, for defendant. Thomas Green aud
bridget Urecn vs. Georgc PHstman Judgment
" non pros. W. u. McAllis,er, Esq, for plain
til MeSscrs. licarnan aud Freshman for defend
ant. State ". Nathan Lehman. indicted for an
assault aud battery on John n. Evans. The de-
fendant gave bail fnr his appearance al court In
the SUN ~ $500, with August l.oosc as his secu-
fiiy. and the ease wHs fixed Tor trial on the ~
81 February. Mrssi1. Wheeler 4 kccvh for lie
iensc.
TrSpAY. Jan. 20.
The Court was occupied to-day with the Eject
meni case Of rieliE and others " Rnos lIarman
aud others. Mrssrs Lewis Mayer and \. ".
Maehen. for plaintiffs, and Messt.. Wheeler nn,l
kecch, for defendants.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. n.
The same case occupied the Court to-day. aud
Thursday also.
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- Aaasr1fsG
Important Decision OF Judge Stock
bridge.

Sr,rr ~ M,avtiyn1 The desenianis aere
a. .indicis.l FOR arre.,iny iiar.
GArrviison : I.scse re, Fallow on charye ~
ss.s=- -. leg Eassaas ~ rsaana si,is
,ssiihAbls eAas-
The learned ani eminent judge de,i,ls! hat
there beiag no warrant = sIs ,aeaALeHt o. iss
dfsEf,nfs % grose Maf 'eiSsg kaibesa csmm alss!
ord,r % jss'yy As'iA1 s.li, Ms ayr,E ,ruAoss
sarraa', and yet tat ns kssiasfs Aad - r.gAff 70
essr gny srs4sase n prots ASi y(,isay had been
eSHmnsd -,Jonrn1I
This vas an in1ictmtn, for assault and battery
alleged 10 hare beea committed by the irav-rser
upon Harriet Faliow. The battery having been
fully proved, The ;ary found the 'rsverssr guilty
Dnfing the progress Of the trial, the question
afose whether issese, the officer who arrested il,r-
ret, bad warrant for ~ doing or nat The
Court fsioekbridge, decided 'hA, whether the
ohieer had or had not warrant 10 arrest Har-
ris', furnished Justification 90 the iraverssr FOR
making an assault and battery upon her while
she was IN the custody Of the officer.
Tefrs was 40 pretenoe that she wsa fesi.iiag
the officer or that the officer called apon the
iraverser for assistance II the officer had been
on trial, the question Of hi. having made an nr.
rest without . warrant. would have besn pet
tinent subject OF inquiry. but u could not i'm
prove or injur the position ~ an outside party
charged with committing an assault and battery
upon the party 10 the officers custody.
Having read In the " Maryland Journal OF
last week, with the heading, " Important deci.
sion Of Judge Sioekbridge, what Pnrporis 10
have been the dsrision of the conr; IN hi. case.
wherein the writer doabiless through inadver.
ienee, has placed the sitting Jadgr in the position
OF having made = fnost filieulous decision, I
have isksn some pains 10 iini out what the Court
really decided. And surely no lawyer ran fail
10 perceive, that u the Court hal decided other.
Eise than ~ did, Il would have shown lament.
Al. al ~ aara.a~ =.
tion " made wiihOut The knowledge Of the Jndse
who presided on that occasion, no, only a. an
act Of Justice to him. bu, that The people Of the
county having read the former report ~ hh de.
cision may under,itbd the matter more fully
u. g.. u.
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Tha Viaws of tho Preaident.

A leading senator OF the United States, has
Fecently had a free aud full conversation with
President Johnson, on the great questions now
before Congress and the eOus,ry. Iisisevideni-
ly indisPosedElo push matters in the manner
majority Of Congress would wish aud his views
may have a healthy inauence on the norc radi-
cal members
The President said that the large number Of
amendments proposed 10 the Constitution Of the
Uniied States, In his opinion. had a tendency 10
diminish the dignity aud prestige attached 10
that instrument aud TO lessen the respect OF the
people therefor. tie does not deem any amend-
ment neccssary TO be made 1T this time ehangi ne
the basis Of represen iaiion but Il u Is 10 be done
be favors proposition making zoe aagstsg d;
qualified voters the has1 of representation. and
the value % property the basis nf taNAiion Sucn
proposition could be embraced IN the following
terms
Representation shall be spporiionel among
the several States which may be included within
this Union according 10 the number OF qualified
voters in each State.
Direct taxes shall be appoFiionel among the
several States which may te included within this
Union according 10 The value of all ;axAbls psop-
eriy"
rhis proposition. Il will BE- noticed world
materially resiuce ne number of Representatives
in Congress particularly from the States lately Va
rebellion, and. in the Presidents opia.on says
q despatch frosa Washington. would tlaec the
basis o. representation and direct taxsiion upon
correci pFlacip.ss ps;ng The same insssSirw
ihe President expressed The ofiuiga that the aSi-
ta;ica q thc negro franchise question IA ihc Ms
ifie; ofCc.ambia - ihis 'rac Vas the en'f-ia-
wedge - the agitation " the qacs;ila ihroasa-
cut toe Statcs, AMI vas ui-ti'nod. uacAiir! 'or
sud calculated 20 80 gssA; harm. he ,houchi it
uonld saEenler enu4iy AMI strife between the
Faess rosaltinS IN srea. sliasg % both aud ex-
ilneiioa of ihe nezTo poga.a'on P-ccrlsacc
should ee given % aao-r imPotr.n, and urgrat
matters q es station shch Nerc esseaiia. % ihe
restoration u sAe Jaioa, the psaee OF the coaa-
try aal prosperity of the PeoFie.
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Internal Reyenue Law.

The Coumissiop 70 feviss the Internal Reve-
nus has made . report, Teeomneadiag several
changes 10 the law. Amoag the rseommsnda-
tons are The following "A iAx Of Eve cents .
pound on raw cotton. A reduesion Of the tar
o. whisksy 10 one dollar per gallon. A redue-
ton q The number Of articles upon which Axs.
shall Be laid, and q gradually increased burden
upon few luxuriss and ascessaries. The re-
movAl Of all taxes from manufactured articles in
tine. The exempiion ofall iaeomss below oas
thousand dollars instead Of siE hundred dollar,
% as present, the tax 10 be eve per cent. on oil
ineomss shore that sam. 10 lAx upon leaf TO-
baseo. No taxss apen retail traders, sbosnaksrs
sailorn, areuamakars, etc.
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Fs-A t.li 8 oefoss C5azre.s % atosa ;he
ssA''s-s q wssaiasiaa Aaa Georgei-sa. s-I
give iSe apPoiainen; Of ell the sslcs. 20 r.
Presi4eN'. Tbs viii Do a~sy uiih Al r,'-e
in the Dis;rie; ssa TIE Afr.-aa ri' s,r4 r.
have no oPPeFissi;y sissl thea q s:s-t 80.
q. ish; of saErAse
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- Ths February number Of codsy's La
dy's Book, has pretty froniispiecs on steel
double plate Of the fashions, eolorcd tinted
wood sngrnvingi lively scene on the lee an
original masonrka, for the piano and eousld-
ssahle namher ef cosiums and other plates, which
70 dsabi, IL fir readers viii apprscIais. The
isiisr-press = generally very readable--lhe con
slasisn 81 "Mn. Washington Potts" BY Miss
Leslie, parilcnlady 90
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THE NEW YORK TIMES.
bAiLr, srsi-wEEKLY ANB EsEKLr.
THE LARGEsr CHEAPEST. AND BEsF POLITICAL,
LITERARY, :sD MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
PAPER IS rHE UNITED srATEs.

Edited BY HENRY J. RAYMOND.
TRR Nss YonK TIngs is now in the fifteenth
year of IT, publieation, and is widely known
- one of the most hrinly established and sur.
eessiui newspapers In the United States
Throuehon, the recent var against the Rebel.
lion ~ maintained. with nnfalt@ring trust IN
the people. the caaaa of tho Union and the
Consultation. aud gave Ia President Lincoln aud
h's Administration - cordial, energetic aud eC
fertive supIart
Now that the war ~ closed, the TiuEs rive,
to thu AJnaini.tFntiia OF I'resi,lent Jos .ov n
hearty suppor', ia its efforts Ia reargauis.. Re.
publiran go,crninsuts IN thu Rebel States. aud
10 renew their iitSttiohal relations with N..
tional auihofitr. IL will urge the adoptiss, Of
all just aud proper measures for consolidating
the i'eace and prosperity OF the whole country
upon the hssis of equal and exact justice 4, al
men Of every section.
While a due share af it, space is devoted b.
th" discussion of Political iopics, the Ttsss
aims als" 10 giVa all proper attention io the
Literature, Science aud secial topics of the day.
u seeks to discuss every thing with canssF. aud
with view rather to the attainment OF pFaeii.
cal results than To the defence and propagation
of special theories. II enjoys. In every depart.
ment, the aid of experienced aud accom- NJ ished
writers. who are familiar with the subjects they
treat. aud who bring to the TiNgs the benefit
of a warm Interest Ia IL reputation aud auc.
cess.
Special attention I. given 10 Congressional
Reports. 10 Agrlculturs and coinmsrcss. 10 For.
eign News, and la an accurate and intelligent
record of the financial, political aud misceIla.
nsOns movements " the day.
THE sEAlI.wEERLY TIMES. H
0na copy. 90
THE WEEKLY TINES.
One cory. yea %
IhR0U FINI|H. I
Fresh names may a. any time ba added 10
ululs, boih Of me WnnkLy and sEAIsw unKtv,
n club rates. .tuf. t ~
paymenls invariably IN advance. Rsmif sn
cAechs o. hpsf Qeise ssoaey orders teAersrsr Il
n. J. RAYMOND Co, .PSSiish.r..
jan. lss- View Yonk.
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80 u is said 10 he true iha. Mrs. Robert 4.
Lee is bringing the influence of many leading
men Of Virginia aud the Sonth 10 bear upon the
President IN favor OF the restoration 10 hcr af lhs
pftneely Arlington efiate, aud there are some of
tho opinion that she may BE- successful.
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No DISTINCTION Mana. The Sing fling IN. Y. }
Repnblican learns that Edward n. Ketchutn,
lately convicted offorgery, Is heated the same
as the other prisoners marches IN 10 he iinner
with them and like them, he Is locked Ia his
solitary cell every night.
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RriiSiors REvlvAt Rev Henry G. weslwood,
kllicoits Mills, recently admitted sixty per.
-Aons on probation 10 his charge, which, with
about one hanirsd and ffiy received last year,
makes an aggregate addition Of over iwo hun.
dred members during bic period Of arvice At tina,
place.
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NcSsssss The Feoisa uos~n.a, .. s-,. -.-
''.'as .'ssE a'o 'ac '.i'ea.o-s S.. 81. see
'sac:aa; l1P-s are Ps!.a- t--.. .-t, -'. '.s
'-saserr. aai ne oees-s 80 g. ieA rrs.-c % ss,
a2 he as.s-ioa T1ste uas = ia-se E.s,'.1- %
s4salo n TIE lisa G-a >s~,rc, E 7oeytr a<
. ST.
!ls pi~isei h.nsef = ss-ao-.st -. h-',--
nef; Ma 30 E5stl conquer -er,s A. .--- .s--
a7oa saleh ise ir.sh sAs saou! D. rs-.ei
- 81 snai. D. made ls tas- - operations - -.
t1s a. ior tle 4ners..aa u lr~Ana
'7'1-el t-ots-fs rronissl r.tr.- zt.. ..r.
% care ne s-sra asE su7fo-'~i .la .-rats..
An oiirsshEsn aPoa shiea ibs So ese-,-o-.
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.N-Tns Coestiiaiic-al a-seolae-' --it. 20 o.
s.e7-ess1'A'iea sccori.sz 50 rotss rsf'e. ..
Ho1se O Representatives o.. Teiresity ,st. -
We % % Aye', - rays H1a ia .
Ise=as o. VI. Asks4. AL osuas,l cav. @.
Fs.ai s0a- rsva-fSs CO ID. Az~ni=s-nf .zs' 7ts.s5
uhiss hs hai aesn szas.s 70 Sslver
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e~-As good reason Tor anaddiilonal aasss-
meat % ne psopsrly u ths State, Il viii be sssn
~ The books IL ihs counsy commis'lousr's ofles,
hat there are farms 10 the nsIghbofhood oi
Tousonlown. assessed al from twenty % hay
9sllsFs per acre, tia, % aay wnuld bring two
hundrsd dollars per acvsi Propsrsy shoald b
rs-ams.ssd every Eve years. ~ farthest.
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Aa-E1A- Svssrrrrrs -; o.. --; ..-s--
kaoTa tha' soldiers sso save .os; =-, .
's-Ti,c o'-As rsi'el States s-s 70 s.-sl .e s-t-
tsiai s-eslil'e' -; eaa 3. groe-,s,! -74- ..
p-ssa tai.oa o. esilssce of aoao-aa,- s.se ,--.
a. iaai the Soaad ea-s.n. tbs ios. % ri a..
7eessTsl a se-Eiss. Tssy N-e farm .a.,l f-,e .t
charge. All Dc 20; ssse; az rsasisa o. t,1,.s
claims ~ sobliss ma azvs -. as- ,as l.r. ---
--.~f
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LEcTuRr. The celebrated Prof. wlllIams, will
deliver lectures at the Odd Fellow Hall, on Fri
day aud Saturday nights. See advertisement
and bills.
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Public School No. ,, At Govanstown, Mr.. n. Il.
Jackson, teacher WAS very creditablc affair."
The children acquittci themselves very we'll and
the large audience of parents and friends were
Rralihcd.
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- As will be seen by our advertising col
nmns, DE-. Russell Murdoch, of Baltimore, has
opened an Office IN the Smeslley Row" for the
practice OF his profession. Tho DR.. briggs the
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AccIBExf.-On Monday lasi, NJ. Bartholomew
HALL, son Of John Ball, residing near GovAns-
town, was very badly injured. lie was on horse
back driting COW down the steep hill near Thoui-
as u. Matthew'S mill, In the Ssh district, when
his hcFse iel with him, aud he received a very
bad compOund Fracture or the ancie ipint. Tie
was taken By Mr.. Thomas bond residing near
by, 90 bis residence, where the limb was dressed
and afer~ ards taken home. Aner beiug taken
home, DR.. Prentiss, Of Govansiown, skillfully
reset the limb, and though the injuries are very
sevcrr, Il Is hoped the leg will be savesl.
AsoraER.-0n Thursday evening, the 2Si nit,
yonng child of Mrs. Isabella Rogers, residing
near this place was seriously injured. While near
the stove she stumbled, and In falling grasped at
a kettle containing hot water, thereby causing
the contents 10 he emplied on her back. DR.. Pi-
I'er was called In TO render his services TO the
youthful sufferer.
School ENANIxArIOx. x.-On Wednesday last
Mr.. y. +. Bosley, Teachcr Of the Public School
at this place invited the parents and ffends Of
his pupils 10 witness the exercises. and judge OF
the progress they have made. Hut comparatively
graiiiied With the exercises In the different
branches. We noticed serioas defect ia the
school-roon. There Is not room enough. TIE
space devoted 10 the classes is entirely too narrow
aud Il cannot be rrmedird with the prrscni desks
rowsoniown must soon have y larger School
House, or another one.
wiisoS FrSD.-A meeting for IN" purpose Of
clcsng the business OF the " Wilson Fund, will
he held At Cockeysville On Friday the 9th inst.
~ 80 clock Parties authorized 10 collect money.
are requested Ia he present and pay over What
has h,vn collected 10 the Treasurer Or President
And ,huse who have subscribed and not paid. arr
requested 10 do 50 nj that lini- Thomas I. Hall.
Esq i President Of the association ani John
q. Pricc Esq., Treasurer.
CoRoSTg lSoUESr .--Un Tuesday evening" jus.
iicr uiskcl Of baltimore county. held an inquest
on the body of white male child found sawed
up ia a bag. on the Belair road abog, three
miles from Ballimor. The child WAS supio-
scd 10 W. about two days old. and hal it. head
severed from the body apPrarrntly hy soue blani
instrument. l2e Jury rendered a verdict that
/ the child cameto It's death by violence, ai the
hands o' some peason or persons unknown
r%- The attention o: Slcr.k-e.~rs IN the couu.
iss is called 10 the Advertisement Ut our NUung
/ nienl. Mr.. T.. J Ruiirr. Proprietor cf the Menu.
mental Soap AMI Candle Nanufa, tory. Ia to-day .
I paper lie will furnish you with gooi ARTICLES
4, rvasoaatle rates
Eo- An eXcellen; Family !.nimsni. f"r ueu.
rllgia, sore throat paine AMI siiincss - the
I limbs. Sc is soid hy & q Leaf & iiro ~ atWeoi
/ tcfr,. IN this couuiy "" base tt.cl b, anl
/ founi j, sxcrl'en,
| ArroiNrvrSr Mr. Grosge Elliott hAs Teen
/ appointed Post MASTER ai Hereford. listimcfr
'0aniy in the PIASe OF John \. P'''e, Resigned
Sa-Tbe regular meyi,uf 0f ihe Coau;y Com.
J aiissloncrs taxes Plavy on Tuesday heat the 9TH
Instant
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sroLsx.--Somo half dozen robesand blankets,
and ~ many straps Of bells, were stolen from the
holsi Of Mr. AQulla Amos. Cub iilll, on Mouday
nlehl last. The psrpsiraiors are supposed 70
havu heen from the city.
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mw-A correspondent Informs ns that men who
hays weni ifom Aalyland. sd sasesd 10 ibs
rst,l army. iook part Il he Nssllng h,Id here
"a he a1nd. ME Tbsss people npt salisasd ln
sssarulng homs AID Ilvins nmons - unmolsssad
end qulsl, npsi q p1sp suasavor % i.ks part 10
ess ssslls snAul - = ''i
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PURLTC LECTURE.

PUBLIC LECTURE.
STdR1LTNG Il Nd LdUGHd-
BILE. T'HLNGSi
AT THE
ODD FELLOWS HALL
ToWsoNTOWN,
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
FEB3 UART. I'd aud Sd.
Commencing Precisely al = O'eIork.
DROP. WILLIAMS, whose Lectures aud EK-
pcrimeuts causes much asianishment
aud provoke such intense, laughter sui sp-
plause. will give two of hia world renowned rn.
tcTtainmenis ia Towsontown a. above.
AGENCIES. ann itis wOXnER
W.T. CONTROL ~ TIlE sOrI AND
BOpY CAUSE q GENTLEMEN. PROM THE
AUDIENCE WITHOUT ittMBtG. TRlck or
cDIIusION. rO LAuGIl wIrHcUT TlIE POwIg
TO srdr, rO SING.
COME DRUNK on cuipNAfER
CAUSE tmEM To AfrARENrLY
sEE AND TALK WIN TnE DkAp
Besides 500 more ancient and modern myats.
ries. thereby presenting to the whole audience,
mare wonders than they could see IN travel.
ling tour of three years.
Although these Lectures are Acknowledged
t. be worth ten times the amount of the Tick
cts. Prof WILLIAMS will pronliscuously dis.
tribute IN the audience after thu Lecture pro.
fusion Of useful aud valuable presents. worth
fron one To- fineen dollars each. besides which.
each lady will receive at the dcor "a she pass
out an extra present. which she will highly
prize. and be- disposcd io keep n lifetime.
Each purchaser of Ticket. besides enjoying
themselves mora than they ever ,l.i bei"f-.
will receive at tho door Ticket with n num
brr. which will give them a chance oi rrrriS
ing present ~ above stated. worth from unN
To fifteen dollsrs. the ladies having the same
chance. with an extra prcsent for each ~ they
PAr out
H<S- For particulars, see GifTS at
he Hall door on Friday and SatGr-
day.
Feb alt.
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EsfrETAuggsI On Thursday NIGHT the aslh
inst John T Tnsor. Esq, CAV. = supper 10 the
gentlemen Of ihe Petit Jury aud other invited
guests. ~ his residences. The supper was most
excellent, and al present enjoyed themselves -
Mr. Ensor had slsn given supper 10 the mem.
bsrs Of the Grand Jury previous 10 their being
discharged.
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Towsov CuAaDa -This company was organ.
zed m Tuesday uighi last. by he election ~ the
fo,loEiug Officers Captain, James u. Wilson ;
lsi iisnienanf RlehariG Dunphy 81 t.ieuten-
ant. James u B,vd isi Sergi Charles T.. Ware
~ 10. william Bavue 30 10 Frank Hines
Sih DO. win. Hoffman jih DO and Easign, Jas
u iiynson.
The Company wiI meet every Wednesday
evening tor dfll.
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Et.i1cTr CfTT The cii.zfns of Eilicoits
h.is 10 Anticipation ~ that thriving village i,e-
iag Incorporated aalrr tho title of Ellicost
CuT, hsse sslecisl municipal ofcefs They
have les 1ignsied l. 4 Talbot for mayor. and
J Groves. wn Is Collier, s. Radcliffe, Of How
ard coun'y, md Vim n Gibbons, James Piper,
and Joseph L'ishyAr ~ Baltimore county. for
councilman. whose nimss are 70 he inserted IL
the &C, Of Incorporation.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ut 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ.
The following Tcrsonal property Two FINE
WORN MARES. pair of young Mules, n Paul
Clifford Colt. tw.'- aud q halt wears old, works
IN single or double harness. trots fast; a Paul
,iiiori s,'ii. : ur,nihs iii in.ais css., ;s..
Alderney Ieiicr.. .lfinging.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
One hor-e Wagon. nearly new, one { horse
Wagon in gso.l order. Set IL Breechb bands. I
set of light Gears. Eridles aud Collars. I large
Cutting Box. horse Rake. Flows. Iiarrows.
caliivators, hay Carriage, 4e.. Ac.
Lot Of Stable manure, lot Of Lumber, and va.
rious other articles tn tediaris ~ mention.
TEhMS-All sums of $50 and under cash
all over that amount. four months credit, bv
giving notes with approved security.
JAMES McLATGHLIN.
T. q. WILSON. AueLonsrr.
Feb. a.--lts
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COUNTY TTEMS.


ashion oi the participants, has never hrrn ex-
rvllcd In this county. The fair sex Of Baltimore
rity, Baltimore aud ilariorl counties were we'll
represented, and nohly acquitted themselves Ia
the artistic performance II dancing. The music,
which was performed 10y the celebrated Excelsior
hand, of this county, was very tne. and highly
gratifying io al present Taking IL altogether,
Il was one OF the most pleasant social gatherings
VI the kini, wrcver attended. Too much praise
cannot hc bestowed upon Mr. Amos and his es-
iimnhlc lady, for lhc cfciiial lc manner in which
tho affair wa. got AZ. AMI Tor the dignity with
which lhcy ho,a presided. We learn however,
that while The large party % attendance were en-
crossed With the delightful exercises Of the occa-
sion several airoii thieves, supposed in be- from
the city visited the premises aud plundered the
svighs inl carriages Of several of the guests, re-
licSing lhcm ~ their valuable equipments.
Thus unfortunately. IL ofen happens, that
while ihc s.tllous are d,iighting themselves in
innocent aul commculahle amnscmeuis, not sus-
pecting aGghi Of harm. the vicious through NAL
ice. envy, or ''riii desire for gain, are plotting
nnl cnariiae mischief To them.
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Rryivt rs ERisrrgsrowN We have received
from a csrgrsponlcni at Eeisicrsiown an aceount
~ a religious feNisa, ~ the Methodist Episcopal
Church VI 'ha; rltcr ll is entirely too long for
oar columns - ths time llc saws that ON the
evtnIn. ot thr -l.; % ir,l the Chugch, ' An
iuvi'aton wtf extended 60 the congrrgaiun
wren in ',N mowcn's some twenty fersDns ap-
preached thc alter q was most remarkable in
lce.i 'o We ta sec What great rush was made
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itv'irc. and nsin.o1f t-r It he too late. .
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s.srr or fi-If Ncth. n. V-ulAbly uorv, anil We
htvc l.act % ut wards ~ hun,lfcl snd thirty
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