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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13
Democracy and Negro suffrage.

Democracy bat little while ago. the extreme
opponents Of negro suffrage have lately, in some
states. took 10 liking il wonderfully Every
lay We read Of large meetings Of whites and
blacks IN Southern States, AZ which General
SniMA presides Colonel Jsses j. Secretary and
Captains RojiHsoH and WhR<. lall late Of the
Confederate army make speeches, in conjune-
tion with Rev. Messrs. Ca6se and SiE,io. colored
Great differentiation is the consequence Of these
Promiseuous gatherings and the " happics, sem
iimen's are expressed. The whites promise
that the negro shall be protected in all bis rights
and shall have the right Of suffrage given him.
and invokes him 10 use his new authority for
the good OF the State. And the negro tickles &"
the white man by promising 81 that the white
man asks, and saying further tina, he will pe,i-
ton Congress to remove the DISTINGUISHING clause
IN the Feconsirue'ion ai agains, the whitos.-
Last Mondays Sun contains despatch from
Chattanooga, Tennessee, giving an account Of
" Conservative County Convention held there
On Saturday night, In opposition TO the Brown.
low government The despatch says the meeting
was held without the distinction Of race or
" color, was 81 the largest and mos, enihusias.
" tic ever held there. and that "about 300
% coloTed and 800 whites were present" a.
leading eolored citizen just before the adjourn.
meni, a1id II he was IL TO vote he was r, 10
hold Office. he had been told tina, the demo-
Gratis were hostile 10 the colored man wha,
be had heard tonight had Sc, him to thinking.
Tie was going to read. study and vote for him.
elf HewAs greeted with applause"
Tennessee Is the dfs, southern State that has
adopted negro suffrage, and We think il entirely
unnecessary to mention that the measure was car
fied against the advice and consent OF the
democratic party Of the State, bu, now that !, Is
fixed fact, democracy Ia striving hard % be
the sueerssfu bidder for the votes Of their dear.
. colored fellow-citzens.
Neefo suffrage u ehiy question Of time
rs TO when Il shall be extended all over the eoun
try, aud, recognising this fact, the democratic
party u very willing 60 court their favor This
y all right, Of course nobody eau object 10 any
larty's influencing rs many votes a. possible.
bu, We do eoniend thai the diplicily aud mean.
ness Of democratic prc,ensions In regard TO the |
negro Is simply eoniempiible. This party now
prcicnds 10 be- ihe friends Of the negroes, and |
according To their showing. have always been so. |
The negrocA themselves know tcticr--thcy know |
who Opposed their frcedom-who were fos bind |
ing last the sliaeklcs Of slavcry--who opposed |
their educaiion-and who, rs long as their was
a ghost Of a chance FOR H. opposed any political |
recognition Of them. They may he very willing
10 sofs-soap the negro now--io give him hnneycd
wouls-huI, We imagine that when the time for
voting comes they will iind that the negro IN
dcFsinnds the qsss,ion aboal as we'll as ,hcy DO.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

FiRs. -on sunday night last, the large barn
belonging 10 Mr. James Wheeler residing on III,
old York road near Kings tavern. took fire. and
With rs contents, WIS entirely consumed There
was IN the harn quantity of oats, corn. aud 9th.
- grain, farming implements, and three fin,
horses. Nothing Whatever was saved There
was an insurance of Siio on the barn. in the
BALTIC. county insurance sompany, but none on
the contents
Mr.. Wheeler has visited our Office since the
above was written, and given as full particular,
Of his loss. Nearly eveFyIhing he possessed wa,
destroyed, and doubtless, by an incendiary. -
fine eolt was burned, ia addition 10 his three
horses, and every hushcl of grain he owned
Mr.. Wheeler Is now ga old man. with a large
family Of children, and this blow Is a very heavy
one. lie had purchased this farm when il was
nothing bu, a barren waste, and by patient in-
dnsiry aud economy had made Il Weld COM
Portable support FOR his family lie has long
been q consistent ChFis,ian--a member Of the
". u. Church, and what could have induced any
one to thus iniurc him seems ncxplicahlc. II <
the most hendish Outrage we have heard OF TOT
some time.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

BAsE BALL.-PursuaEt 10 previous uulicr, 4
large meeting ~ the members Of the Towsot
liase Ball Club WAS held at the Office Of Messrs
Wheeler & kccch, on Monday afternoon last. Il
was resolved To commence field exercise on Fri
day. 18Th instant, and play ga Monday and Fri.
day afternoon u each week until further notice
The following gentlemen were elected officers for
tie coming season PresidsHi-llon. Richard
Grason Iief Pr,shkni-J0hn T. Eusor Sc.
gfiary --Chas. \. Conner Tfsasarer--i,obert
u. Thompsoui C'lyidiHs-- lsi Nine. &. y. Whit.
lie ~ nine II. Clay l.ongnccker "a nine,
chas. w. wisner iili nine WIN. ". Isaac. A
great deal Of Interest was manifested by the menu
Ders ircsenil aud every indication was given that
the coming ball SEASON, az far rs our club l. con-
ccrnod, will We lively one
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- The JoHrnalhas Mt yet showed Us that rad.
ieil dodge that resulted Ia the deiea, of the ne
gro testimony bill Come, Ruby, let rs sec it,
some Of your friends contend that those who
voted agans, il deserve great crcdi, for their ac-
iion, aud strongly objec, To il defeat being con.
sidered as radical measure, and say, further,
tina, the iden oi iis being " radical dodge was
only one Of the .Iosrnais +" wid statements. -
But, doubtless. the editor Of tina, shec, can fully
suhsianiiaie bis s,aiemcn, and really We are
anxious 20 SEE how he will DO IL
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PmOrKiry SALs.--R u. lioarman Esq, irus.
tee, SOLD on the iih instant small farn contain
ing about six acres, situated on the Philadelphia
aud llavrr-dc.Gincc turnpike, five miles FROM
Baliimorc, Ia William Danmcsler, for $3.50
lewis klosernan, trustee sold NJ public sale
an Monday last Iiecc 81 land, coninning ten
acFss' improved 10y snlall frame dwelling, siln-
nied on the iel-Air road, seven miles from llal,i.
mofr City. Purchased by Hermann Ahrenp, Tor
5000
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\ BoLp TRAssACiipS. IA few days ago, col.
utcd man, driver for John Matthew'S, Of this
county, went 10 Homestead, and sold a load OF
hay, for which he received nearly SEQ. lie then
went on 10 The city and while Ia wagon
yard there was approached by man who rep
resented himself as a county constable. lie told
the negro that there was some trouble about the
hay be had just delivered, that Il was two hun
dred pounds short weight, aud ho had better 20
quietly with him and ia H. The negro COM
piled, but when they had passed the city limits
the pretended officer was joined by AN accom-
plcc, when both fell upon the negro, oycrpow-
cred him and robbed him Of his money. They
then made oil, leaving the poor ncgro TO return
10 his home disconsolaie.
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CONTRACTS AwARDFp--Thc County Commits
sioncrs. az their meeting on Monday last award
Cd the following contracts
For bridge over Dead Run at the intersection
o. the Werhereisville road with the Franklin
road 52 feet span width 90 feet; 10 Childs 4
Melville, vbr S923
For bridge over Gwynns Falls, AZ the inter.
section Of the Windsor Avenue road with the
weiheredsvlle road; span % feet, width 10 feet:
10 Chds 4 Melville. for 81 OBS
For bridge over Gwynns Falls. 9, weihcrcds.
vile span loo feet. width IL feet the floor 90
be 90 feet above water 20 Thomas Todd and
Joseph Butler, Of Warren. for 81. 600.
special appropriation of $500 on, of the levy
Of 1857, was ordered 10 huild a bridge over Her.
ring Run, At Hamilton Avenue. Samuel = But.
Ter ESQ Of this town, has been awarded the con.
tract for building this bridge a, S525. The dif.
ference IN the amou NJ awarded and the contrac,
price will probably BE- paid hy those most benefit.
ell By the bridge
The Commissioners were engaged on THURSDAY
IN making up the levy for 1861. !, was supposed
that the appnin'inents Of tax collectors and other
county officers would lc made YESTERDAY. Vri.
day, though this "a uncertain
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

SlScisg SciIooL. "A meeting Of Ladders aud gen
ueman interested IN the formation Of singing
school IN this town, with Professor Randolph
Iilman MS teacher, WIS held ~ the school h0usn
on Tuesday evening last. Quite number werr
l'reArn', aud a'arly enough ~ names obtained Ia
.nmpleie The ,la.s. Another meeting will IL,
held on Tuesday evening neat, al the same place
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON ! MARTENET.
SURVEYOR. AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAP
OF MARYLAND


W. e NoHti STREET. HifsMsTs W
Eighteen years AZ Surveying IN Baltimorr aud ycin.
iiy, seven year. With The City surveyor till attends
promptly 70 SURVEYS of ALL KINDS, LAYING out II
STREETS aud Lots In baltimore city locaing Country
seats Surveying, Calculating. Dividing and Mapping
81 Farms, Estates. Nc,
Having during the past ten year. surveyed the cann
i.es u thu state aud Published numerous COUNTY
MAPS, and having recently completed and published
iis large new MAE and ATLAS ~ MARYLAND he
ias nov established
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
for the prosecution ~ that buslne.. In all Il. branch
e. VIII Purchase. Sell. Exchange and Lease on com
mission Houses aud lots IN baltimore city and Coun
Try seats Farms Plantation Mineral aud other Lands
IN ~" Counties Of Maryland.
lie cites hts thorough acquaintance sth the city aud
most part "f the state u Maryland, through the 10
fee mentioned experience. In Recommendation Of his "a
c'htes AMI advantages for this bu.nsss la. the only
full SET 81 large Maps u Maryland Counties
WIZ haF" eNtensive correspondence with Real Estate
agent. ~ the other cities and throughout the MON
Send for Circulars. Ac
FOR SALE, NiRTENETS LARGE NEW HlI.
IND ATLiS az MARYLAND. 1.-THE only perfect
Nap 81 the state ever puhiishcd,ft inee. Tong at
so copy for either style Asa large County Mar. ~
several Counties, and Pocket Maps of al the Countrs
coared ~ Election Diaricis. Is cents and 81 % each
Anil ~. Isf.-Iv
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- Al meeting Of the prominent citizens u
Charleston, s. g., on the "a instant, It was unan.
imoasly agreed that the freedmen should be cnii.
tied to run some Of their own color on the white
mans ticket 10 the CONVENTION aud State legisa-
'ure. The meeting was composed In large pro-
portion Of old Democrats and Secessioni.ts. aud
General Hampton sent leiIrr To II urging the
policy Of giving the negroes representation.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

SPRiSG. What has been written IN prose and
poetry upon this delightful part Of the year
would, II collected together, fll volumes. Spring
has always been a 'avoriie season, not only on
account OF iis vernal beauty. bu, i;s lie-giving
rcyiving influence upon the mind after It's anna.
rent imprisonment during long and iicary
winter. When the flowers begin TO blossom and
the trees pat on their foliage. the soul sympaihc
ticslly grows with them aud becomes lifted NJ
into fat different state Offccling 10 iha, which
oprrcsses Il while nature Is dull and inactive. -
Nearly all our popular writers have dweli upon
the heaulics OF this lovely season with feelings
bordering upon enthusiasm. and poets certainly
have wovc their sweetest strains under the inspi.
ration Of it, healihful airs aud opening flowers.
Esen the inspired reusuian regards IL with inf.
mite Interest and rejoicing For 10. the winter
is pas, the rain il over and gone the flowers
appear on thc earth ; the time % the singing Of
birds is come and the voice of the turtle is heard
In the land.
\ year ago the Spring was much farther adj.
vancci than n the present. for the long. cold
winter now over. seemed 70 possess such firm
hold upon us that IN tearing Itself away bore
with !, a liberal portion Of the Young season 4
year ago and many 81 the fields were ploughci
and large quantities ofoats few own bu; now
burrows have been turned and no snriny grain
as we are aware o.. planted Il will require
some time 20 get the soil in complete order. even
after u has become dry enough 10 he successfully
worked ani the Spring suqgesiionably will l..
late one with is advantages and probably ia
disadvantages also. There will De much bet.
ter prospect ola fine crop OF fruit this SEASON
than the last. as IL i not ~ al likely tina, II will
encounter severe frosis after Il has once buiiel
and bloomod. Our farmers and hor;icul,uris,.
generally, are hopeful upon this subject. The
cold, during he winter. was no, sufficiently Sc
we're 10 injurc the trees in the wood exccp, prob
ably in a few unusually exposed laiiiuics and
the most Of them ARE in decidedly thriving and
healthy condition When therefore. the buds
shoot and blossom We may look for an auinter-
rup,cd growth, and in the gathering time. "A har.
vest crowned with rich abundance. II The PRO.
aucc Of our fields and orchards should he few
weeks later coming 20 maturity, We can well az.
ford TO wait for the larger and more hcalihful
which will finally reward our industry
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MA RR led.

Tuesday. April ~ at the residence II the hridcs
father. Allen shiplcy f.s BY the ncV ". l.. ilaWiey
ions EAHF g. Miss c. ELiEAnEm SJiIFIEt. alt IL
Baltimnre county.
on the svcnnr of sth inst, by Rev. e. Hasup. at
GoyaustpWn, GEOEaE WAsmtNgroS and Mrs. ELLIN
MArnEHs. bath Of baltimore County.
Atinaklani iialtimorr County. on the 9Th inst. hy
Rev samuel kramer, Eti D MATHEWS To Miss nAEHA.
IA SFAnwAssEg, all 81 iiatimorc County.
GA the lth instant by Rev Mr. Lpscoinh. rikcsviiic
JenN " BEAN To- Miss ASSA HAEfHEtL ali II Bait.
I'M.
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NOTcg.--Therc will be- a meeting held at the
Odd Fellows Hall In Towsoniown, on wcdnes-
day evening, April 18th, at a o'clock, for the
purpose OF proposing measures TO further the
erection Of a school house for the eolorcd chill
drcn OF Towsoniown and is vicinity. The
meeting will be addressed by Gen. Gregory, Rev.
Fielder Israel, lion. Hugh l.. lIond, and others.
The public generally are RESPECTFULLY invited To
attend
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WINES,
DOAD EXAMINERS NOTICE.
III re- an WH0h MAR IT cONCERN
NOTICE f. HEREBY GIVEN


That the undersigned Examiner, ap,.nin,..l
ny The County Commissioners of baltimore
county, On the I'"iltion II Robert Isehr, s. hid.
derson, ,. krastel aud others, Tor the closing Of
q Road leading irnm the licl Air Read g. N
Joseph church. and running FROM ihci,ce =.
the whit" Marsh Road, passing through th,.
innn. respectively 81 ,. smith, Valentine Dcig
crt. II. Dcichcrt. Joseph Iirown. 81 Jos.,i,1
.hufrh. Joseph Krastel. llobi Lchr. 4. Dansrh.
a. storck. a. Vogc, A. Meyer. Mrs. Robe. r..
outer, VI. Bddison, Samuel Biddison, Code,
Book, Tucker. Clark and W. Howard. being the
continuation 81 County Road between the
Hartford aud Philadelphia Roads. hay ng taken
The oath required by law. will proceed on
Th"s.'h,y. 'is ieh lag II My. isaf.
on the premises, lif fair. " not. the next fair
day,l ~ execute the trust rel,osed ia them. and
III" requirements of the Acts II Assembly. IN
such Eases made aud provided.
JOHN :. BIDDIsON,
JOHN u. MITCHELL. Examiners.
THOMAS HILL,
April la.-sts
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NALuAHLr ESTATE AT RxDALIsTOwS BALTIMORE
CouSEy, ron SALE.--The attention Of parties seek
ing county property Is called TO the advertise.
mcni Of Mcssrs. u. ". Tcmpleman 4 Co., Of
divided into lots
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I e ID.

On Chesnui Ridge. In this Co, on the Id, 81 March
lEENAN y, aged about 10 years son of Joseph 7 anl
Augusta J.. usbeFn.
Near santawn the th Instant of scarlet fVcr.
fnANcE- JivtNi, RussEi. aged years and q months
IN the 9th instant the residence of it, grand father
lReehuck Russell near ToWsoutown, CttssTs GEANI
AHsAcosT. aged year. mouth. DAYS. May BE- rest
iu peace.
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PnorEHrY SALK.-Mr. y. Liserzey, real estate
broker, Baltimore. has sold the iseauiinl county
seat Of DR.. J. J. Morgn, ~ Mount Washington,
in this county, 10 WIN. :. Rayncf Es.l for Sis,
900. There arr 20 acres Of land elegantly Inn
proved.
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NesU Advertisements.
TNRUsTEE's SALE
Il ora
A VALUABLE LOT OF REAL.
ESTATE.


by VIRTUE Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county, sitting In cqui. "A
-. ~, the undersigned, Trustee, 49,.
- will oiicr nj public sale, on the IaIss
prcmiscs, Baltimore county, eaAs
on Monday. Nay GA, 1897,
at the hour Of o'clock +. NJ,
ALL THOSE TWO PARCELS OF LAND Of
which John Enernc died seized. one lot con
tanning
2 Acres and . Square Peychcs,
being the same land fully described In a deed
executed by william Wilson aud wife h. the
said John Emerinc. and recorded IN Libcr II.
NJ. T., No. 20, folio 2is, one of the land record
books Of baltimore county. aud the other lot
containing
IA heres, Rood aud % Square
PercteS,
the same being fully described in decd mad,
by William Corkcy aud Wife 10 the said John
Emcrinc. aud recorded ia Libcr II. NJ. r.. Ne.
;, folio 10. &C., one of the land record hooks ri
baltimore county.
These two parcels Of land will be sold tngcth.
or, rs they are adjoining, aud are situate on the
Old Manor Road, about onc.half mile from
Sweet Air and sixteen miles from baltimore
city. Thirteen acres are in a good state of cul.
tiVaiicn aud the balance in timber. There is a
GOOD DWELLING house.
containing six rooms. ON the same, an EXCEL.
LENT BARN. WAGON SHED aud GRANA.
RY, in good repair. aud necessary cutbuildings.
II has also upon IL. fine spring Of water.
Lc-This property Is located in good neigh.
borhOod.
The Terms Of SAFE "a prescribed by the decree
arc--That one. halt ofthc purchase money shall
bc paid in cash On the day Of sale. and the bal.
ancc in six months, the credit payment Ia bear
interest from the day at sale. with surety az.
proved by the trustee. or the whole 81 the pur.
chase money in cash. ut the option 81 thc pur
chaser.
FRANK 4. MARSHALL, Trustee.
Il. ". pAUGlIERTY. Solicitor.
| SAMU FL q. WILSON. Auctionccr
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" Dead Broke. ~

The Treasury ofMaryland. according to olfe,al
sho'riHg. is ' dead broke Abou, three months
ago. when the Legislature assembled Governor
Swami and Treasurer Fowler announced. with a
great flourish Of ,rumpcts. tina, the financial
Affairs Of the State were in 4 very fou-ishinc
condition, and published tables TO prove tina, our
State debt was a matter Of no Consequence what.
eveF-,hai money would he forthcoming a, any
time To ohlieraie this debt, and that, altogether.
we were in highly prosperous condition. This
statement was very gratifying and was doubles.
true. Il was taken mp hy newspapers in other
States, discussed, and Maryland pointed to a. a
State to be enviei because Of her prosperity 4,
iras prosperous al that time, but ,iac, ren Cop-
pcrheadism has had finger in the pie and
instead Of being prosperous. n Union men LEI,
It, Maryland to-day canno, pay the daily de-.
mands upon her, is actually bankrupt, insolvcnt
and has had TO ask the indulgence OF her cred-
tors. Read the following advertisement, which
appeared in tn Sun OF Saturday last
PAYMENT OF BoCNTIES AND SPECIAL
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nRY GOODS! DRY GOoDs!.
OLD STONE HOUSE,
Corner oi Gay aud Front sts.. IsaIto.
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE IN
ID X Y q O O ID 81!

Having bought the stock OF Mr.. JAMES GET.
ri. who for upwards 81 twenty years has con
Quoted tho Dry Goods business al this celcbrat-
ed corner. aud having greatly improved the
store. aud added large aud varied assortment
oi all kinds 81 Foreign aud Domestic
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
will sell oil the old stack al great sacrifice.
aud NEW GOODS at the latest reduced New
York prices.
Yard wide Muslins ~ aud I2i cents, best
Prints ~ cents Brown Shooting. yard. wide.
u cents, worth 90 cents. HOSIERY, tho lar
g"-i assortment ia this city. from 10 cents up.
CollS EfS.--iisst Whalabonc aud Reed Cor.
sets at 80. % aud 70 cents per pair. worth SI.25.
GLOVES cheapest aud bcst line in this
city. at ~, I? aud i5 cents.
HOOP RISE
at G25 aud 10 cts.
10 large assortment Of Linens, Towels and
Handkerchief. 1t all prices.
ALSO.
larg" assoritncnt IL SMALL WARES aud
NOTloNs -surh ~ Skui Braid cent. best
Pims aud Needles I cents paper.
cr Our stick IT DRESS Ooois. Cissiiners,
Cloths aud Flannois We will sell I" defy com
petition. JOSEPH ROSE.
Formerly James Gctiy.J
OLB SroxN lfaUsr,
Garner Gay aud Front sts.. Baliimore.
April o., ise7-iy.
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wv. J. LEONARD, Compiroll
ROBERT FOWLER, Treasurer

Poor Maryland Ils credi, was good through
four years Of war, through al changes Of parties
and circumstance. bu, i, couldn't stand three
months ofcoppcFhead rule Mcssrs Fowler and
Leonard. as officers Of the State. had better APP
ply to our Courts to have Maryland admitted to
the benefit o. her insolvcni laws
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fMENT OF BOCNTlES AND SPECIAL
APPROPRIATIONS.

ANNAPOLIS, April ., lsG7
The undersigned, officers Of the Treasury o.
Maryland, regret 20 announce that ow Ing 10 the
repeal Of the Bounty Tax and all laws ag.
lhorzing the issue Of bonds for the payment Of
Bounty. they are compelled TO suspend for the
pr sent all payments on this account and all
other appropriations made by the General A..
sembly az the late session are also suspended the
payment OF the interest on the Public Debt and
the ordinary expenses Of the State Government,
having absorbed all the money in the Treasury
As soon AS the receipts into the Treasury will
justify the resumption OF ymeni on these 40
counts doe uoftce will ln rsiven
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MORTGAGES 81 SALE
A V \ !. L BILE FARM
~ BILTiHORE COUNTY.
NEAR THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

by virtue of the authority conferred upon
him 10y deed of mort gage from Richard IL.
III. Toy ahl Puclla Toy his wife. ~ MIN. ss:s.fa
bearing Nate the 2sd day Of January. -
1850. and recorded among the mortgage records
Of baltimore county. in Lihcr J. II. L.. NJ. -.
foil" -. &c.. the uD,lersig ned will ollcr at pub.
lie sale. on the promises.
ai o'clock /. NJ.
"a nof.,osias. ne ~ tag Of Mtg a,r'
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL. nr LAND
being part "i the tract called
FNf.Y,N-
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Coal oil. Fish oil. whale OIL aud
Meats Foot oil.
SOAR. CANDLES. STARCH. VINEGAR
AND SODA

Coffee Essence. Bacon. Tobacco. Fine and
Ground Alum Salt. Matches. BrooIns. Black
ing, &c. Also. general assortment 81 FAM.
lily GROCERIES,, POWDER. SHOT. &c.
e. Call aud ascertain our prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
D0N'T FORGET IT. the we'll known OLD
CORNER 81 Gay and Front sis.. Baltic. M.
-nSpccial attcntisn j. called To- our Stock
w. of OLD RYE WHISTLES. FRENCH
BRANDIEs. PURE RUNS and GiSs.
April o.. ls6..--ly.
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siOO. ADDITIONAL. SisH,,
UNITED STATES bounty

IroR SOLDIERS II IsGi 2-3-i. who have
Il received not moro than Siu0. Widows and
Heirs are entitled; also Soldiers who have los,
their discharges.
Er~claims Of all kinds for e. $. Bounty.
Pay, Pensions. &C.. promptly collected.
WILLIAM u. HILL,
Attorney at Law,
- ". Fayeitc Street. Baltimore. Md.
April H.. 3sG7.-ly