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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

TOUCHING THE POCKET NERVE. The i'm
parchment agitation has, it seems from leading
journals in the North and West, already had a
depressing effect, unsettled the finances. and
cost the country millions of dollars. Capital
has taken alarm, workmen are being dismissed
from employment stocks are going down, the
demand for National securities has diminished,
and indications OF financial panic Increase
AS a consequence, the principal Republican
journals throughout the country, (which, as
general thing, represent the intelligence and
wealth Of the communities in which they arc
published, with but few exceptions, seriously
dcprecatc even a remote possibility Of conflict
between the Legislative and Executive branches
OF the Government. The New York Tribune
is foremost in its opposition to impeachment,
and indirectly charges the Herald with design
to break up the Republican party by its advo-
cacy OF the measure. Such result would be
almost inevitable, and other leading Journals
toresee disaster to the country, and ruin to the
Republican party, if the agitation is continued.
The Chicago Tribune, the great radical thun
derer OF the Northwest, is out in an elaborate
aad lorcible article against the impeachment Of
the President; and the Albany journal goes
SO far us to say, 1--WE believe the country will
suffer less by i continuance Of Andrew John
son in oiiice---even if he should repeat his 22d
OF February speech once a week, and appoint
none but Copperheads to offce-than by the
perturbations which would follow an Indictment
IN the House Of Representatives.. p Wahmg-
ton Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the English saruus
were preparing to determine, by the cable, the
difference of longitude between England and
this country, and the French were discuss
ing the best methods, Dr. Gould, of this coun.
try, stepped in, invented several ingenious de-
vices to facilitate his operations, and has solved
the, problem within four llundredths of a sec
end. 1t was determined by means of some
nifty odd chronometers, makiog repeated voy-
age from lS49 to 1855, within nineteen hun
dredths OF second, and now this has been re-
duced to four, which in distance of nineteen
hundred miles would lead to an error of less
than forty-tect. Nat Mt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29
\ New Fashion IN GLOVES. A Paris cor

\ New FASHION IN GLOVES. A Paris cor
respondent writes that the latest fashion for
ladies in that city is go wear dog skin gloves,
ana to wear them tilI--to use . gypSy-!ike,
perhaps, but still expressive simlic--thcy are
;'biack as tinker pot The more like they
arc to that engine Of the batterie de cuisine Of
the domestic repairer the more they are adj
mrcd AT last, then: COS Tettcs dan'cs have
found cheap fashion, but no, perhaps they
will bny up fine old dry and dirty gloves at 4
fancy price However, nobody how enters a
certain society with clean hands if they wish to
be that which an echo from tie continent calls
'cIliOcu'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

An investigation is now going on into the
affairs OF the printing division Of the Treasury
Department, where the printing Of the curren-
cy is carried on. Reports have been set ahoat
as to abstraction of notes, bonds, &C., by per
Sous emnloYed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29
f U r. o P E
LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

The London Times contains a letter from
Washington, in which the writer reports a
conversation held with President Johnson. -
The latter spoke very strongly ju.tiiying hiDl-
sefin the position he had taken or the sub
iect of reconstruction, and assailing Congress
for, as he expressed, usurpng the executive
| and judicial power.
Gen. Dix, the q. S. Minister, has urged rho
French Government to abolish the system OF
searching the baggage Of strangers arriving in
France 1t is understood that the Govern
ment has made q favorable reply to the appll-
cation Of Gen Dix, in view Of the coming olthc
International Exposition,
Austria is strongly increasing her military
forces on the borders of Russia ana Turkey, in
apprehension of war.
Spain is about to reorganiZc her army,
which is to consist Of POO 900 men, exclusive OF
reserves.
Semi-ofiicial journals in Paris deny that
Macmillan will be q candidate Ter the
Presidency of Mexico, should the congress
which he proposes to call together, declare for
republican torlu of government.
Advices received from Behrng' straits re-
port that the American portion OF the Russian
and American telegraph is completed, and that
the straitS have been surveyed Tor suitable
place for laying the submarine cable. The
Russian portion Of this great enterprise, it is
expected, will be completed by next autumn.
4 j. S. man cf-war has left the Bospho
rus to take certain tugitlres on board and
transport them to Greece
Two clipper ships, the Louis Walsh and
Charlotte White, which sailed from Ca!lao on
a race to Europe, reached Gibraltar, having
made the voyage in l04 days. The Louis
Walsh won the race by only twenty five min
utes 1. .
1t is reported that the Greek hero Kauars
intends to 90 to America to thank the people
of the United States for their sympathy, and
ask the Government to send fleet of monitors
to the assistance of the Cretes
The Pope is inclined to grant the ecclessstic
demands Of Italy. .,.."a
Lord Derby is ill., Gladstone has returned to
England. On his way home he passed through
Paris, and had an interview with the Emperor
Napoleon. -sr-.
The Great Eastern sails for America on the
Goth Of March. :.-@1
1t is reported from Miramar that the Elm
press Carlotta has completely recovered her
health ~>
United States bonds have advanced J. at
Frankfort. United States bonds have advan-
ced in Paris t. - r.~g. ~. -...a ..ss,..
King Macmillan is to be married to the
sister Of Francis Joseph, the Emperor of
Austria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

1t is not thought that the Colorado bill can
be passed over the veto. 1t did not obtain
two-thirds vote when it passed Congressional
the reasoning of the Veto Message must dam
age it in the opinions of all rejecting men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

Mr. VIM. Devries has been elected President
of the Maryland Agricultural Society, in place
of Mr.. Ross Winans, declined
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

The Nebraska bill, it is said, becomes law,
without the signature of the Prcsident-the
time for veto having transpired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

The Atlantic Telegraph Gable begins to re
port-''it is said Sit is rumored" it is aE-
firmcd in some quarters cit is believed"
&c, &c. These are all Indications OF incor-
rectness, and of news manufacture. We
arc sorry to see it. Asccrtaiucd facts should
oaly be sent across the ocean by the cable. As
soon as coujecturcs and rumors are brought in
to play, away goes reliance The conjecturcs of
the collectors of news items are of no authority,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

CONGRESS- A number Of petitions were
presented in thc Senate, yesterday, after which
the bill to amend the act in relation to copy
rights was taken up aud passed. \ message
was received from the President vetoing the
bill to admit Colorado. The bill to punish
counteriaiters Of any Of the national issues: and
the bill relating to the judicial courts of the U.
S., were also passed. The consideration of the
tariff bill was then resumed, and occupied the
remainder of the day.
a bill was introduced in the House to repeal
the tax on cotton and sugar, and also bill
tha!, in regard to The elective franchise, there
shall be no disqualification on account of sex,
both of which were referred to appropriate
committees. A joint resolution, reported from
the committee on ways and means, was adopted,
directing an examination to be made into the
condition CT the United States Treasury, and
especially to inquire as 10 the fraudulent issue
of bonds, &c. A number Of other bills were in
PRODUCED, after which the consideration of the
Reconstruction bill of MIR. Steven. was rcsum,
cd a lively discussion ensued, and finally, by
u vote Of IS to IS, it was referred to the COM
mittee on reconstruction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

Mile Cavendish, an actress brought from
England especially for the play Of the BLACK
Crook in New York, died in that city last
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29
ALEXANDRIA.
UEsDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20.

VEro OF THE COLORADO BILL The Presi-
dent yesterday sent 10 to the Senate his Veto
of the bill forthe admission Of Colorado into
the Union as a State. He refers to his Veto
Message of May 18th last, upon the same sub
ject, and urges anew the objections he then
made, which have been greatly strengthened
by events that have since transpired, and says
thatthere are still stronger reasons now for de-
clining to sanction this measure. The National
Inteligencer gives the following synopsis OF the
Veto, which will suffice: .s
s'In the former Veto of this BILL the ohjec-
tions presented were the irsuthclencY OF the
population of the Territory to bear the expense
of State goveroment the want of satisfactory
evidence that the people of the Territory de-
sired to be erected into State and the incom-
patblity with the public interests Of admitting
into the Union new State with, at most, only
thirty. thousand inhabitants. and comforting
upon this number of peoplea share IN the
national legislation equivalent to that accorded
only in one branch of Congress to one hundred
and twenty-seven thousand, and Ia the other to
many millions Of inhabitants in the older States,
while eleven of the older States, with many
millions Of inhabitants, are entirely excluded
from representation in Congress These objec-
tons have since been strengthened by the for
NAL protest of the people OF the Territory. ex-
pressed through the Territorial Legislature, to
being forced into the Union against their will.
The President very quietly exhibits the neon
gruity Of the legislation of Congress and that Of
the Territory OF Colorado, by alluding to the
laws of the Territory prohibiting negroes and
muatoes from voting and also from acting as
Jurors He shows conclusively that in this re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

TXEPHYR WORSTED-
III Bcrgman's Zephyr Worsted, of the
very best quality all colors and shades con-
staiItly on hand Price. rs cts per ounce.
Z. G.. BERRY,
ION Ce . King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

DANGERoUs PLAY. - On last Wednesday,,
young man named Landcs, living about FIVE
miles from IIarrisonburg was practicine with
a Coles five shooter. and called the attention
OF his cousin, (auother young LandeS, to the
accuracy Of Il shot aimed at tree The young
man with the pistol remarked TO his companion,
do you wish to see ne cut the twig Just above
your head, on that trcc?'' The man made
sport Of his apparent vanity, and responded,
why, you cannot hit me. In an instant the
pistol was lcvclcd, the trigger pulled, and down
came the game. The ball cntcreds just below
the eye, probably destroying the sight, and
lodging in the head. Dr. W. 0. Hill was
sent for, but at last accounts had not succeeded
In finding the ball. They arc each about nire-
teen years of age, and sons of Noah and David
Landes. Buckingham RcgSter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

A DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
II ALEXANDRIA, January - 1880
The following packages, emsining in III,
office six months, unclaimed, are subject -
public sale for freight and charges, unless w >"
mnrnG within fittceA QaY.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

JEwELRY RESTORED. J. G. Bat
tersby, who was of Sheridan's command,
when that officer visited Charlottesville in
March, 1865, has forwarded to friend Of ours,
in order that they may he delivered to the
owners if they can be found, two pieces Of Jew
clry, which Colonel Battersby obtained from
one Of Sheridan's negro troopers. One piece
is large breastpin Of the old English st box
and glass style, Of red gold, with two or three
different kinds Of hair in it; the other is a
Masonic gold medallion, with variety Of
Masonic devices en- it. On one side is the
motto ''rjrtotc CT $iztmt;o," and on the other,
in tolcrably large capitals, the letters " 8. G..
", ard Immediately under them, & No. 1873,
Va"
These articles were sent to the gentleman
who now has them, some time last spring, and
as every effort by private inquiry, has failed
to discover the owners, he hopes this notice
may prove more successful Any communca-
ton on the subject to the Editor Of tie Chor-
lohesviNe Chronicle will be attended to.--Chov-
lottcsriNe Chronicle.
. lUtHtc ct Silc1,tio is The motto of io,iyc No.
10 in this city.-Rich. Dispnich
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

30 DWELLING HOUSE WANTED
I5I5I A brick dwelling house. containing six or
seven rooms in IL good location, and situated on
a paved street 1t must also be supplied with
water and gas. Apply through the Post Office
10 hoy DlS ian %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

NOR RENT-A tirst-class STORE HOUSE.
Il No. Is, King street-one of the best loca-
tions in the city for grocery and commission
business Possession given 10Th of January.-
Amply to Ian 29-tfl X. l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

DEXTER KNITTING COTTONS-
All rumbcrs-c constantly on HAND, and
Tor sale at G.. G. BERRY'S,
inn IS y. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.-A
: J further supply of the above also, Cloak
and Dress Buttons, Velvet Ribbon, in Black
md Coors. 4, =: DEIth |,
. oct3ltf - King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
II THREE MILES WEST OF ALEX
ANDRIA, VA,-PupiIs received at any time
For terms and other information, address The
rector, WIN. T. GARDNER
Theological Seminary Z. O.,
de3l-1m Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

Mr.. STEvENs's RECONSTRUCTION BILL
''isEFERRED," AFTER further debate, in the
House Of Representatives yesterday, on Mr..
Stevens reconstruction bill, and after Mr. S.
had modified it in various particulars, espe-
ciay in striking out the sixth section, which
declared that any State abrogatiny the provis-
ions Of The bill should thereby forfeit its repre-
s.ntation, Mr.. Bingham novel to rctea the
bill to the Reconstruction Committee. Mr..
Stevens demonstrated and declared that the
reference would be the death Of the bill.
Mr.. Bingham said be did not recognize the au-
thorty OF the venerable gentlemen Mr.. Ste
yens] to say So Mr. Stevens reminded Mr..
Bingham that he had not asked his authority.
He did not propose either 20 take his counse]1
recognize his authority, Or believe word he
said He was called to order for this polite
gentlemanly and dignifed rcplark, and the
vote being taken, the House by vote Of IS to
G5, ordered the matter to be referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction And 50 ends,
for the present, this scheme. It seems that
the Reconstruction Committee has not been
called together this session
THERE IS, land it is a most happy circum-
stance. IN VIRGINIA, an entire oblivion OF all
old party feeling, as we'll as an eotte absence
among the mass Of the people of any desire to
organize parties, or revive political contests.
For once the minds and thoughts OF our citi-
zens are directed, IN great measure, if not ex-
clusvely, to the revival Of their prosperity, the
restoration of their business concerns, the cduca
ton of their children, and the great questions
connected with labor, farming manufacturing,
trade and commerce. They turn aside or
pause occasionally, to ward off blow, directed
against their rights and interests by the donli-
nant faction-but it is, by remonstrance, by
appeal, by reason and by argument; and, they
cannot but, now and then, expose the machina-
tons Of those intent upon their injury, and
comment upon the madness of the leaders of
the ruling patty who are controlling the legis-
lation Of the country, outside of The Southern
States. They are not Indifferent to the turn of
public affairs, and regard with interest the pro-
gress of public events but their great desire
is, to keep aloot from party politics, and to alb
stain as much as possible from any connexion
with parties. They want to be let alone
Who are to be Presidents, or Secretaries, or
Ministers, and all the other machinery of poll
tics, in this country, is pothing 10 them, in
comparison, with the raising Of wheat and
corn, the cultivation of their lands, the increase
Of their towns, and the success of their mer-
chants, mechanics, and business men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

DUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
u BUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
% bbS. Buckwhcat Flour-in storGItor , sale
by ". a. SMOOI,
der12--tr No. g King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

OORN! CORN! CORN THE highest
" cash price paid for Corn in the car, by
ian 10 WITHERS & FOLSOM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

CHESTNUT GROVE. SILVER SPRING
y and other favorite brands Of Flour received
and for sale ut reduced prices by
!. G. MILBURN,
no 80 Opposite the Market
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-23
UIRRIEn.

"a IT," .tn H.i., 70, Grv. H.ni. Valentine
Jaws ~. nnr.i,, Il tai, county. :" Mi. Ettt,
H. itir. "l Howard rpumty.
on iir i1th inst, les Rev. =. s.. t'toyr. At ia,
Residence 90 ihc brir's father. rrtEn ). Ilt :.
iLR Ia Nj, ItAgNr, NorHis. ull IT Baitiinnr.
county.
On the l.ih inst by Rev. L. Hrnklc. I,,or
J. kL' NLLr. If baltimore county. =" Mi, 4 e.
'.EES, 81 baltimore city.
on the ;ih inst, by the Rev. j. u. i..ampn
Nv. D. Mrr'rn q" 81 3. EitraH, Kui.,. in,i
If Baltm"i, county
un th' nh 10 g.. s., Madison Avenue ~ L.
church. b., Rev. tancis SIC, urlncy. llLSR, .
SniHLLA :" Mis- 'rnii =. ll"', both 81 Bait
more county.
A. ia" VI l.. ~, ."uasc. r"W."ntuwn on ID,
lIth inst, by Rev u & llaslup. >OLouoS AMu.
StruN'. b. Ms S,rau GaItNs. 10th nf B,lt,
county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-23

~ the AZ, of lil6, chapter aporlou OF Biit.
more county was given 10 Auuc Arundel, and The
centre Of ihc iatalscO river fixed as the bounda-
~ between the two coun,ics Ia 1850 the bound
aTy between Frederick and Baltimore rounti,s
was settled By commission appointed by tie
Legislature. By an Act o. 1913. chapter g,
large portion of Baltimore county was tikcr OF
aud erected into a new roun ~ called laffori.
In that Act the line lvlwccn these two counties
is thus set forth beginning ~ the mouth Of
Little Falls oi Gunpow d,r ,iyrF. aud running
with the said Falls 10 the iouniain head, and
- nom thence 10 the lcinpcrai! line OF this prov
incc. by Act ol 1850 chapter 20, u part Of
Baltimore aud Frederick counties were erected
into another separate Jurisdiction, called carroll,
leaving our county with ils present liu'i,,. Ihr
first subdivision Of the county into districts
seems TO have bccn IN las, when II was divided
into seven districts for convenience in holding
elections
Joppa was great place in those dass soon
after the county was formed town was laid oil
near the mouth OF Gunpowd,r. aud by the act Of
lil2, chapter lis, this town was christcncd Jop-
county. There sccuis To have Lcrn some difficult.
y about the title o' the Land on which the town
was built, lis owner "a Young Mr. MlNW.l, be-
ing minor. This WIS. however, ,cit,cl rs
Act OF 1924, chapter H., aud ,hr ,iiy tu the !A,.i
confirmed 10 ihOsc who had purchased lot. ~
the new town. II wa originally designed &"
m'kc Joppa the grand ctuiic of lradr Tot illr
IL.
then the great staple oI the count, was earned.
or rather roliei, in hog.hctd Nhrncr IL wa.
shipped To market. ~ Al ui.c time IA the his
tor! Of the World. II WAS said all ru,ds ran to
. Rome, II SEEMED that AZ one rimr 40 ~ oar
count! road run To Jorra. aui even To this las
20 IN what part ui Our county yuu u.l,, yau ltc
almost sure >" come upon 'Jopri road -
lui the suf! ui Jopla his lons sin,c dcput,d
When it ~. making rapid ,uid,s 30 ltustcs.
and imI'Oit"i.', when il hal - ,nafi-hngsr. .uAl
wharvcs, wafr-hOus,s and az thu az, li,nccs 81
cUintneTc. and business, a few tnicflrl.im. iuli-
Niduals started JONES town. .n ihr Fall. Of
that name. near the mouth "i tnc rattp.co. and
ih's. expanding into l;aliimotc.toWn Drew To-"
madr from Jupra. aud hnall, az ii. lullic bu-
sin'ss. Jorih is nov hui "a trani, . ,i,.rri
nothing 1ui - lew I'D cellar. aui chimney n-
n'inins To mari the 30; where one siood
Road seem 10 have 'aiI, aiiia'ti. d, great lea!
OF attention "a ous ,onnit. tui 80, old Jaws ir
i"li OF Acts intending ." iArihtiir ir.,ci. TIN
Baltimore and Wa-hu.'.a rn'n.A- Road on.
Pany. the Baltic .,nl f'cte rr,ari.. Road 60
ani the Baltimore and Re- ,,i.'..na Road ,,m.
lnn!. "ctc zach Incorporated As s,rl, .. 90.
'nd II WAS not long afterwards iyfn., The l.lii-
m"i' anl York III, It',morc mI lla,rr.dc.
Gf"''. the Hartford amt Other 'qrnrikcs were
put in OPERATION
There d much n,",c 10 the oii.u ui.tc.. Of
our '""nn tia, Ne Would lik. 'o u',i To but
want "i sl'a'" prevent aul "" mn-, i,i.i j. To-
,uinc other lime
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-23

Nv ffN'fHf AHNtNH"Fs-si
E,.,m.rr Cuunry is divided int thirteen dis.
:ii.'f 90 which the Twelfth Is the laTges, IA tar
riloiy aud "a, Thirteenth ihe smallest. The lat
irt district aisn contains the least number of in
hnh,nui- nal tie Ninth District the greatest
number Thr county contains the following
po.t offices aud as - matter Tor future reference
So .i,c ihr rl.. ion districts IN which the, at,
iiuairt
Erf ~ 'riH. raionsvil,r Weihegrisvillr
S ..i D-'s.o' rowhniian itanialls,own,
llAuisor,ur Nutih iiIanrh.
Tk,rf D.'or --i'ikcsvillc. llooksiown, Cal.
ycrion. Woodlerry stevenson. Nj. Washington
Isp.M B,s'r,r' - Eriyc,siown. owinRs Mills.
Wooden bang uP'',"
rim D,'e"t- Ioncksyille Blark Rork, MI
Carmel
Sut Nia,,a--l'ninn Meeting IIousc Paper
Mil. Freeiand 5. lee Tree. Rayvillr, Rcckleys'
yillc. Grave Run Mills.
soaM Hsir,c,. Hereford, wiseburg, Park.
ton, sAb!er.yillc. Maryland Line, Gorsuch's
Mills White llni
Egth Defic'.- .Cockeyryille, Philopolis,
shawan. liuilcr, Warren. Luihervills. Ellen
gowsn.
No" D,mri -Towson,own, Govans,own,
Irooklandsille, wavcfly, l.aumvilIc.
THh bi,'r,ci -- Monkion. Sweet Air Phoenix,
Dulaucys Valley.
EirrtnM Dsirici - Long Green, Greenwood,
Polk Meeting House Cub It'll, Upper Falls, Lit.
he Gunpo~icr
ToMb D,bic' Knoxville, Chase's, Hare.
wood, Monument.
Wtr,.a'h D,siricf. st. Dennis.
The First, Second. Third Fourth, Eighth and
Thirteenth Districts comprise part OF the Fiflh
Congressional District the other portion u the
county Is IN the second Congressional District
Baltimore and Hartford coun,cs comprise the
Third judicial Circuit
We have tried 90 iul oui something about
;he oatly formation - uur county, hut the old
inws contain uuihiug Ia reference to II. The
earliest mcniion 81 10 is In Act Of las. chapter
10, entitled "An AsI ior as,ctinining the bounds
" and limits ui Anne Arundel aud Baiimorr
"countrs baltimore county then emhrarrd
is prsenl limits, al 81 Hartford county, part or
Csuel' count! aud pat % Anne 4, undel csuo,,