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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-31
EUROPEAN CELEBRITIES.

DISMARK. Tho Great Minister and Statesman
Of Prussia cured by Railways Pills. See letter
from the Professors Of the prussian Medical College
at Breslau; Dr. Railways Almanac for 1865 Rad
Al Diseases of the Joints. Limbs, Musles, &e. ; in
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Inflammation. Cramps.
Spasms; Strains. Pains and aches of ali kinds are
relieved in few moments, and cured in few hours
~ VIII prevent the system against all Cholera, and
Al malignant Fevers, Small Pox, Typhoid Fever,
Pneumonia, Diptheria, 6c.
The REGULATING PILLS possess the Alternative,
bilious, and disinieetant properties of Mercu-
ry without any of its pernicous attributes They
are prepared in vaeuo from concentrated vegetable
extracts and are an absolute specific for all disorders
OF the stomach, liver. bowels, and kidneys. They
cd humors and control the liver more readily than
blue pills or any preparation Of quicksilver or its
salts or its oxides Sold by Druggists and Country
Merchants. See DR.. Railways Almanac for 1855.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-31
aBsee,v, @3sers ggins,,
BELLOWS FALLS, JULY 81, 1868.
Union Republican District Convcn-

The freemen Of the Second Congress
sional District in the State of Vermont,
who support the principles of the Union
Republican party are invited to meet in
Convention at White River Junction, on
Tuesday the 18th day Of August, 1868,
at 9 O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for member of
Congress, also a candidate for presiden-
tial elector,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-31
INTERNAL IMpRovEMENf,

a. hS folley has defeated political party bssl
TINS plank from the platform az Ms ners6,aj =
I9slon. soNoMA WINE BITTERS, for ssIsss
kidneys. ehect on tae OOs'A'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-31
"A n insnina Bile Mcdiciae for the D..
of the Blood.

DIR. J. ". POLAND'S HJN0N n0r-l
A POSITIVE REMEDY for an tt,5, y,
n --Serofula, Seurvy, Salt Rhenfa - -''
TIC Rash, Boils, Carbuncles, Ulcer Nh Az 4
affections, Of the skin: Mercurial Disco \.
faint Of the system; Dyspepsia. and A..
originating IN the derangernent of tbe ~. ];
gans. yiz:-Bilious Complaints. Negrsi,s
affections. slleadaehe. Langour. Loss N I.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-31
Thomas r.. Hoar,s E.,,,.

Ds TAfE OF Of W VENOM The Hon Probate
~ all persons Concerned =; district
trie dceaasah H0AR late Of chester, in aid bs
w nEkEAS, Francis Phelps Admin;e.-Se.,oeet tag
an aceon % ne sad deceased proposes inc
aeeonnt a - US ADMINISTRATION and presenting b
Wai o. sad Court to be held al the Inn ~ s,se s
pasearl m CaYendish. in said District on tb hied
naa 70 appear before said ourt al III ri hereby
why he sid Seosnn a snow news cause if any YOU have
July, A. D. 1S6S - '''' DiStrict' this 18th day of
5O-6Z WILLIAM ROITNpc ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-31
A NJ Z RIG AN DIS
IMPEACHMENT OF the PREsIDH

nay q ,I bq aseomplishod, but the purity sf Inc
N IL VINE BlITEkS is unimpeachable. a,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-31
a'ehi Itch! Itch: Scratch Scratch! Sc
Of Humor like Magic.

", Price, 50 cent? box; by mail co cents Al
EEhS y PoTT r, No. no. WashinSfss I
Boston. Mass. For Esalo by AM Drurgists.
80 '"' aug 20 1901. S5-SilJ
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
The National Comremfiom.

rare opportunity is now offered our loyal
Maryland people W attend the National Repub.
liean Convention at Chicago. Tickets for the
round trip. from Baltimore io Chicago. can be
obtained al the rate 81 s22is. To those who
may have desire In see IA. ieai Western por.
tion Of our country we would say that this il
an opportunity ioreheap travelling very seldom
10 be met with. In addition 10 the delightful
journey, those attending will have an opportu.
nifty Of witnessing the proceedings Of the most
important political convention thatever Assem-.
bled In the United States.
The following gentlemen are the delegates
from our STATE 10 the National Convention
AZ Largc-lion. John A J. Creswell, lion.
John l.. Thomas. Charles C. Fulton, Capt \. y.
Anderson
Firsi Congregational District. WIN. d. Bur.
chinal, Col. Samuel Graham.
SscoHd Congregational Disfrici.--J1hn II. Long.
necker, Gen. Hoilen Richardson.
Third Congregational Dislricf.--Gen. A. w.
Dennison, Henry stockbridga.
Fourth cbngressioHai Dislriet.--Col. Geo. W.
Y. Black. Caleb Douty.
fVM Congregational Disirisi-Geo. W. Sands,
Francis Miller.
A meeting Of the above delegates. at Balti.
more. at an early day. IL desired. of which We
will give notice next week.
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at desolves on Democratic journals aud speak
''es 10 warn the people AgAius, the Satanic
''whiis Higg0 mobs, kAOra az Christian Assoeia-
'fiOas, aid societies, mission clubs, etc. Demo-
'cFais avoid them as you would the plague r'-
Ia Crosse Democrat.
These cdifying words are from ,ha, gospel Of
Democracy, the Ia Cross DsaoeTai, which has
attained very large circulation 10 every circle
Of Democrats Ia the country, as well as among
the faithful Oi our own city Il s sort Of illus
,ra,ed bible Of modern Democracy, aud contains
In addition io iis moral preccpts, woodculs aud
caricaturrs which agree with the style and de-
esncy Of The text. The strongest opponent Of lie
party mus, nevertheless do them the justice TO
admit lha, the faithful generally comply with the
prccept enjoincd BY that reverend Democrat,
"Brick" Pomeroy, he editor, who lately preached
some ediiing sermons TO Democratic eongrega.
tons In this city aud a, Annapolis. Aud an apt
eommeniar. on this command Of their apps tie
may be found In late article In the feebler Cos
pei Of Democracy published 10 our midst, which
warned the party against the publications Of the
State Bible Society and the American Tract As
ISOLATION. These respectable societies, which we
have always imagined TO be moral, not political,
arr entitled TO some better recognition than to be
called Satanic white niger mobs; - aud II be.
comes all men Of all parties 10 consider what
spirit IL s, and TO what Il leads which thus sceks
TO call by opproBriOus spiiheis associations who's
only duty and work is the moral regeneration
aud Improvement Of the poor, the ignorant aud
the vicious. Il U.s. In fact In behalf OF this very
Democracy that these respectable societies were
instituted, and among them they find the subjects
aud field for their work. Il seems to Us, there.
fore, the height Of ingra,iiude In the apostles Of
such Democracy to a,tcmpt to siigmaiixr the
moral and charitable engaged in their relief as
Satanic white niger moLS"
a white Niger" indeed. Is quite rare, and
may be said TO be an chronological curiosity and
white niger mob." as herd or pack or
''likely lot Of white niggers might be- called,
would be still more extraordinary. hut a
''Sdfdn'c' white niger mob, we venture dilii-
IDENTIFY To suggest, Is something so contradictory
In terms and impossible in nature that We are
Inclined 10 think there must be rariorum text
ofihc Democratic gospel which might give anolh.
er reading. However, few things are impossible
TO modern IemOcrAcy or to modern Democrats,
aud as Apostle Pomeroy has doubtless often seen,
aud probably knows as much AS any other man
OF Satanic white niger mobs we feel bound to
admit tina, he thinks there are such things The
doubt that will come over some, even among the
faithful, Is rs 10 whether all who belong To Young
Mems Christian Associations. Bible societies tract
societies, aid societies, mission clubs and cupc-
eialy to etc societies are entitled to be considered
| Satanic white niegers. - Baliimors .dn.t,caN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
ooNsTABLE's SALE.
Primary Meetings.

4 LII Ecpublicans. without reference IT, race
"A or color. wh" favor the purposes herein
after sei forth. are cordially invited 60 asscn-
ble ~ Primary Meetings at the usual places
"i holding the polls IN their res pcctivc districts.
between the hours OF aad 3 l.. NJ,
oH Sdf"riay. Nay 3D.
AMI elect five Delegates Ia q County Cnnv.n.
ton Ia be held at Towsontown. at u o'clock A.
VI. "n Tuesday. May 9Th for the purpose 81
clcciing seven Delegates L. the State Conven
ton To- hc held In Baltimore. ON Wednesday.
May 9th. {" taxi" into consideration the follow
ing
lsi.-T" revise th,. action Of the late STATE
Convention and STATE Central Committee con.
corning the exclusion of the colorcd man from
the primary meetings. &C.. aud 10 make anex
piicii declaration Of our future purposes con
corning his participation in primary mcctings.
county aud State conventions, &c.
2d-T" devise the best means ui successful.
y agitaiins a rci"rD, Of the present un rcpub.
lican Constitution OF Maryland-nn. republican
~ It's basi. "f representation and ia il disfran.
chiscH"ni oi $1,000 vote. on account "i collar
alone.
3d.-Tu consider the best means Of establish.
ing al efficient sch"ol system in lieu ri IT,"
very inefficient one inauguratcd by our late
; at Legislature. aud such other business u.
the Convention may deem cxpcdient
BY authority of the Committee appointed by
o portion Of the late State Convention.
Anil - IL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
DIED.

A. his residence. ia baltimore county, ON the
2Ith oi April. Col. TmouAs u. CorEET. ia the
slst year ~ his agc.
In this county. On the goth uli MARaAnEr
y vile IT John McCormiek. ia "a. seth year
of her age
At W'salbcrry. on the 27th ult.. TAraAniSs.
wife of Thomas Gaulr IN the 10th year 1t her
age.
On the tid ult., TmonAs BRENNAN. Of Balti.
more co'Inty. in the 23d year II his ago.
On the iath ult.. near Cockeysvillc. ELLEN,
beloved wife Of Salathiel q. Cole. IN the Gsd
year ~ her age.
In this county, ON the 22d ult.. May CA9.
HoLL. wiis .f Robert NJ. Denison. aud daughter
Of Cha lee ~ Carroll. Esq. aged ~ years
On III" goth nit, Mrs MaRY OwIsas. wife IT
Csieb owings. Of Baltimore county. In the
I'd year ~ her age
Ia Bal ,iin"rc county. On the 18th ult. TArV.
wife Of James Zoe. aud daughter oi John and
Mary f"x, aged ~ years. fondly loved sad.
" nissrsl
Oh, weep not for her; Ills unkindness 10 wcen;
Her weary, weak body has fallen asleep
No more the fond tic Of affection she knows.
Oh weepno,,Oh break MT that gentle rcposc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
c II AP 7 Err 3s y.
Az ACT

AN ACT
EHtitlod further supplement to aA .ict tHiitied
Gn Act % Incorporate companies 10 make scr-
erai Turnpike Roads through Baltimore com.
~. aud for other purpose, passed a, nc No
ren.LtF S,ssioR, 1904.
Section I --lls il enacted by the General A.
sembly Of Maryland. That the Frederick Turn.
pike Company be aud they are hereby author.
ICED aud empowered TO charge as tolls on the
portion Of their road located in Baltimore coun
", authorized 10 be made under tho Act of Ne.
vember session, 1905. one and half cents per
mile, and no more, for the distance or distances
actually Travelled; provided. however. In charg
ing Tor partitions Of miles they shall not take
into consideration anything less than nile /:
provided, however. that said Turnpike Compa
ny shall not charge any tolls ON any vehicles
going TO or returning from funerals.
Section And BE- IL enacted, That all acts
or parts oi acts relative 10 this Turnpike com
pany, authorized by act oi November session.
isot, that may he inconsistent with this nc,
the sAine be aud are hereby repealed
Section s.-And be Il enacted. That this act
shall take effect from the date Of is passage.
We hereby certify. That the aEcrcgoin- Is d,
true copy Of an nc. which passed. the General
Assembly Of Maryland at Us January Session.
1855.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY.
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegate.
Approved March 80. 1865.
THOs. SWAMI, Governor.
Published by order of
SAMUEL BRADY.
BENJAMIN GORSuCu.
FRANCIS C. FossITT.
County Commissioners of Baltimore 90.
May 3.--at.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
The Neif, !SchnlI Lsfi,,.

We are now, We suppose, working under the
provisions Of the school law enacted by the late
Legislature. Its machinery Is very complicated,
and II will probably be some time before IL will
be properly understood or enforced We are sure
that the new system will not give ~ great sat.
isiaction To the people rs did the old one, and
that under IL the children of the State will lose
ia comparison with the system just superseded
But all this is no, the question now no matter
what may have been our love for the old 81 stem,
or our opposition To its change, &; il gone. and
Il becomes Us all now to checriully accept things
rs they arr, aud 10 give our best efforts To- make
the new law beneficial in It's results Il will cost
more for sehouls now more officers arr provided
more pay is given them, &c, but these are minor
evils. Our great aim should he To ihdpcc those
having the authority to girc us good schools
and good teachers, and TO so conduct educational
affairs rs that our children may be- benefited
Under the provisions Of the law, M election will
be held in every school dis,ric, Of the State to-.
day, at which two trustees TO conduct and SUI.
pervise the affairs OF each school, will bc chosen
This is the initial point 10 the system, for from
the school trustees will emana,c. in a great mea-
sure, school government. In those districts where
competent men are chosen irusiees-men who
know the wants ofthe children under their charge,
and who are willing to work for their benefit
we will probably have good schools in those
districts where incompetent men are selected,
bad schools will follow. II Is important.
then, that the people attend 10 this matter
few hours lost this afternoon in attending
TO this election may resen, greatly to your chill.
drens benefit, a neelce, to a,,end to II may
bring about the most disastrous rcsulrs-results
which may be felt through all the future years
OF your childrens' lives.
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PLksTS 90 0RAS.-Masy persons supposed
that our crop Of grain Of the las. year would
scarcely be suiiirisa, 10 supply the current con
samFsion. hui the late RTaia movement through
ou' The eounify, and sspeeiall, In the West, h
eAlesaa'sa 10 nodi'y tina, impression. II has
sern "sssr'nined that The stock cereals on hand
70 the several leadlnF ei,ss Is largely Ia excess Of
'ha' " 1851. The scarcity during The winter,
and The co"ssqusn, high psivss. vas Due 10 own-
efs holding back their crops Tor high prizes. TIE
approach Of another harvest has Gofced Into mar
ks' this Fesstved crop, and Il & Ouly really nov
ihu, Ne qnaniiiy Is known 10 sxosi he conpu,a.
tIons eleven 'he mos. sanwuins.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That an
~ election tor TWO SCHOOL HOUSE bis
TRlcr TRUSTEES will be- held at
EACH PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE
in Baltimore County.
OF n, First Saturday ~ MAJ, ISGS.
a; :; o'clock r. NJ.
IN accordance with the following section of the
new School Law:
Tie boGri - School House District Trustee,
Srcrics l. For the purpose Of elcc,ing two
Trustees Of the school house district, and dcc
ding such other questions as may arise, an
election by ballot shall be held in every such
district GA the first Saturday Of the month OF
May, nj +. m. ia the year eighteen hundred 4
sixiy-cishi. and on the first Saturday in MAY.
Va ever! year thereafter. u; which every reg.
i.iered voter having legal residence therein
shall be- entitled to vote. And the School
Comm issioners for the several counties shall
give at least ten days public notice oi such
elections by advertisement in the newspapers
Of the county or Baltimore city. Ii no clcc
ton shall be had on the day aforesaid. then
the Board si County School Commiss toners
shall appoint -aid Trustees.
Il C. McGINN,
President Beard Of School Commissioner.
April iS.-5t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
Fine Farm For Sale.

INLE6ANT FARM
H ~ CARROLL COUNTY. Mn.
- CONTAINING 200 ACRES,
Se Sero"'cen hiic' from Baitiiaore Ci,y ~
- Near the Liberty Pike. -
Tbs. Farm u IN high state Of cultivation.
has sixty acres of FINE TIMBER. The i'm
Pr"scmcnts aIc large STONE DWELLING
s'S2!. beside Kitchen Switzcr Barn iOx22 aud
siuh!ing TOR horses aud cattle; Stone Granary
with roiaip Cellar beneath Smoke House.
Poultry House. Dairy. with splendid Spring 81
beet water twug"',i Tenant Houses. Liinekiln
iinc Orchard II several acres. Grapes. Pears.
Sc. Ac. The Farm Is beautifully located and
"a ih, most healthy region la the State
scho"ls. churchc- aud best society. II lie. just
over III" line Of Baltimore county turnpike
H. Westminster aud Baltimore city. This farm
q d".erving the attention ol any one wishing
{" purchase good farm. Price low. Apply
corner 81 Lexington aud 81. Paul sis.. Bait
more. D. LIvEZEY,
May At Broker.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
NesO Advertisements.
DU BLIC LOCAL LAW s.
PUBLISHED BY A UTHoRITR
Gil A TER SOS.
A RILI,

BILL
Eatidof az Act 10 continue ia force CHaytcT Que
hHHdred and eighteen Of ne La'es of Ma,y-
iaMd. passed at he January Session. ciyhtcA
hundred aud siSty: 6re, entitled ~ act 10
Repeal SeeiiOn one hundred and .Iorty.si, Of
he laird article Of he Code u Public Local
Lars. reki,ing 10 &c office Of nc Regi,tcr Of
Wiits for baltimore County. aud 10 "a caact
he same, soiM amendments :"
Section BE Il enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That section ono hundred
and forty six Of Article three Of the Code Of
Public Local Laws, relating 10 the Office II Re-
gsteT Of Wills for Baltimore county, be and the
same is hereby repealed and 70 enacted 10 read
as follows;
Section I1o. The Register Of Wills tor Bal,i
more county shall keep general alphabet ar
index 10 the record OF the wills and Of such
other matters recorded in said office as the
public convenience may require, and shall he
entitled to demand aud receive from the party
for whom the service Is performed ten cents Tor
each will or other matter entered therein; aud
II shall be his duty 10 enter ia said general al
PhAbet or index all such Wills or other matters
~ have not been entered in said index up Ia
the beginning Of the term Of the present IN
cuunbent Of said Office. and shall be entitled To
receive therefor the said sum of ten cents inr
each entry ON said index.
County Commissioner for Baltimore county be-
and are hereby authorized and dirccie. to levy
for and pay over said amount a. the Register
Of Wills for Baltimore county, upon the ccr,iii
cate Of the Judges Of the Orphans Court that
said services have been properly performed.
Seefioa 3.--And be II enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify, That the aiuregoing !, a
true copy OF an act which passed the General
ASSEMBLY, 81 Maryland at It's January Session.
ls6s.
AUGUSTUS GAsSAwAY.
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved March 5Uth. Is6S.
TH0s. SWAMI, Governor.
Published by order oi
SAMUEL BRADY.
BENJAMIN GORSUCH,
FRANCIS 4. FOSSITr.
County Commissioner OF Baltimore 10
MAY st
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
G II A PIT T. Il 1879.

CH TER l29.
Az ACT
To facilitate he Examination Of Titles % Laad
IN baltimore County. BY aH,Aor'siHg,Ae 'ycrl
ef nc 'Trcah court for baltimore 'owaty TO
make out General Enicyes 10 Ms lar AIT
Equity DOekets ~ ki Office. all to y,ocide
for pdyiny fer he sams:
!Ssefion tsL--Be IL enacted by the GENERAL As
scmbly Of Maryland, That the Clerk 81 the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county be aud he
IL hereby authorized aud required a. make uui
in fair and lcgible handwriting. general IA
dcxes {" the Law and Equity Dockcts in his
Office from the beginning of said Dockcts to the
passage Of this act, aud shall be allowed there
for the same compensation as j. now allowed
by law for making general indexes 10 the land
records Of the county, 90 be paid for by the
County Commissioners for Baltimore county CA
the certificate Of the Chief Judge Of the Thru
Judicial Circuit, or that Of the Associate Judge
Of said Circuit residing in Baltimore county.
that said work and labor has been properly per
formed.
Section 2d-And be il enacted. That the Coun-
~ Commissioners of Baltimore county be- and
they are hereby directed to pay to the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county whatev-
er sum or sums Of money may be found to De-
due him under the preceding section. upon the
receipt Of the certificate provided for in thu
preceding section.
FtfftyH "us-sNuu uc " nat from ana
after the passage Of this act il shall be the duty
Of said Clerk 10 enter in said general index an
judgments thereafter obtained, on the day ou
which said judgments are rendered. for which
service. lac shall be allowed the same comIen
sation As Is now allowed for similar services. To-
be paid for by the parties to the .ut. respective
ly, a. other costs are now paid.
SectioR tM.-And be IL enacted. That this act
shall take eject from the date OF its passage.
We hereby certify. That the afcrcgoing is u
true copy Of an act which passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland at It's January session.
lS6S. AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON J. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House 81 Delegate.
Approved March IL, ls6s.
THOMAS SWAMI. Governor.
Published by order Of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN GORSuCH,
FRANCIS &. FoSSiTT,
County Commissioners Of Baltimore Go.
May 2.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

A 0REEABLY % an Act passed BY the Gen.
"A ersi Assembly Of Maryland, al January
se.slon, tses, the County Commissioners Of
Baltimore oounty will slf as an Appeal Tax
Court, Al their Office In the
COURT HOUSE. T0wsOETOwN.
On Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Tha,,s,iay
- eacA ,eeek,
iroin 10 o'clock A. NJ. n o'clock +. NJ,
Commencing ON Monday. goth day of April.
continuing IN session until Che let day of July.
snould NE businea require u, lor the purpose
81 hearing aud determining appeals IN a5aie.
nent Of assessments Of properly, 4e.
ny order Of the Couniy Comn,lssiouers.
April sS.-uyI. '
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue OF two writs Of fera (aeias, issued
I'D by Jesse Mckenzie. one IL the Justices Of
81 the Peace Of the Stat. Of Maryland
Kin and for baltimore county, at the ss
T. suit II Gambrill 4 Rowland. against -
the goods and chattcls, lands, tcneInents aud
credits Of Alexander McCronc. to me directed.
have seized aud taken in execution all the
right. title. interest, claim aud demand al Law
aud IN equity Of the said Alexander Mccrone.
IN aud Ia certain
LOT OF GROUND
near Ellieott's city. in baltimore county, which
Is bounded On the south aud east By the lands
oi The Granite Manufacturing Com pany, and
ON the west by the Patapsco Falls, being the
late III Baltimore county. deceased, died seized
aud possessed. together with the improvements
an appuricnances thereunto belonging. con
sisting Of
THREE FRAME DWELLING HOUSES.
with stone Easements.
Aud hereby give notice. That on
Wednesday, Ae 2sh day o. Nay. isGs,
at u oelock A. NJ,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR.
Ia Towsontown,
Will oiI"r all the right. title. interest, claim
and dsuland IT law aud in equity II the said
Alexander MeCrune. in aud IA the Above lies.
cribcd property seized aud taken In sx-ru.
tiOn. I" the highest bidder for cash.
THOMAS BALDWIN,
Sheriff d Baltimore county.
May 2.--ts.