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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

CHANGED HANps.-Mr William Wis., has rent
cd hs paper mill, located near White Hall, 10
Henry Marx and Bro, Of baltimore, for 81 500
Per year. Mcssrs. Marx took charge on the first
0fApril, and Immediately commenced making
paper out Of wood pulp, IA new thing In our
county the pulp being manufactured out OF
poplar wood at their mill near Pikesville. They
have heavy contract for firm In New York,
and ara running OUT from 800 TO !, 900 pounds
Of paper per day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

TmE AGRICULTURAL SociErY We mentioned
tao weeks ago that the Maryland Agricultural
\ ciety wistndeavoring 10 rc-esiablish the annual
fair and cattle show 50 popular few years ago,
aud had asked the hid VI the city council Of Dali
timorc That body has favofably considered the
application aud adopted the following resolution
Resolved by the Mayor aud City Council u baltimore,
That the su ~ twenty Ave thousand dollars ic aud the
came Il hereby appropriated 10 the Mary land Agcuituf
nj and Mechanical Assarinlinn such conditions aud
restrictions may NEST the approx ai " the city
sellor and rty solicitor provided, however, that said
amount shalt b. invested In lands suited 10 The puro
nes Of said aud Ia the event of snid asaoca
tlsn ever h-roning extinct, the said lands and all
hnncement increased value thereon shall revert 20 Tho
elty o. Datmorc and that any and all lands purchased
under this authority shall be vested Ia board u trus
tiers that the citys interest shall b. paramount 10 oil
olheu.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

School ExlnHITIoS The pupils Of School No.
u, (Gateh's) gave an interesting exhibition on
Tuesday evening, 9th instant. The exercises
consisted OF speeches, destinations, songs, &C.,
and gave great satisfaction 10 all present. At
the conclusion Of the exhibition, Rev. Thomas
Gorsuch, visitor OF the school, made an interest
cog address to the children, which was followed
by confectionery entertainment prepared by
tie teachers, Miss l.. A. Foreman, principal, and
Miss u. Gorsuch, assistant.
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Inanivant Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN itors Of JOHN DYERLEY. an applicant
Tor the benefit Of the Z" tsth Article Of The Code
OF Public General Laws" relative toinsolvents.
that tho 81 Monday ~ Nay, 1898, has been FIX
cd for bis appearance 10 answer intcrrcgatoFies,
and Tor final hearing 81 his case before the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
10Th day of January. less.
Tests-EbwARD II. ADY. Clerk.
~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

THE WEATHER AND TuE CRors.-TheTe would
seem TO he almost necessity for a Convention
Of the almanac makers aud other philOsoph-
ets who tell US Tiai weaTe now in the middle OF
Spring In order that they mas correct errors
tia, must have crepi into their calculations. and
SC, tune back two or three weeks. We write
this on the 18th Of April, date Al which the
entire oat crop should be planted, trees putting
forth and those "April showers which bring
forth May flowers, should DC gently descending
upon the earth Instead of this state Of things,
we DO no, kHyie OF an acre OF ground in the
repaty being sowei IN oats VIC have heard OF
some but doubt not that those VINO have sowed
would % uch prefer having their seed out. More
than this, there are thousands Of acres ofgrornd
in THE county, designed or oats, yet 10 be
pioughed, ssd by the time, probably, that our
farmers can 10 properly 10 work !; will be neces-
sary for them 20 turn their attention 10 putting
Ia their corn crop TIE spring 10 certainly a
very backward one.
The whea, throughout the county s said 10
look we'll and 10 promise an abundant yield
Those who. have CAREFUL; examined the fruit
trees say the buds give very favorable indiea'
tOue
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

BoUSriEs We call attention 10 the new ad.
yeTiisemrnt Of William u. Hill, Esq. Those
claiming State bounty must now act quickly
We have transacted considerable business our
selves with Mr. llill, 10 the bounty line, and
kHor him To he correct 10 all his transactions and
that he possesses unusual facilities for collecting
claims againt the general and State governments.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

Az Acr To- amend section one Il Article iiity six
Of III. Co'lc of Public General Laws, entitled
Lcensca, relating 90 the Issuing Of liccn.
scs by CLERKS ~ Courts
BE u enacted by the Gcucr Il Assembly 1T
Maryland, That section one oi Article inv six
Of the Code 81 Public General Laws. entitled
" Licenses. be- amended aud re- enacted - ~
H. read ns fpilows
All licenses shall Do granted by the Clerks "f
the Circuit Courts at the counties and the CLERK
of th. Court II Contaou Pleas ia tho city of
Baltimore. eXrcp, where "a different mode is
specially provided, aud all licenses granted by
the snid 'lrrh- shalt expire on the H. day OF
May next thereafter. except licenses Err hshe
rics aud horse fnccs. aud Il granted tor part OF
u year. ratesble sum shall he rhargc, there.
Tor.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, IRA
DERs AND OTHERS.

All persons and bodies corporate or polite,
In Baltimore County, who arc or shall be cxor.
cising OF pursuing any business, OF shall be do.
ing any act or thing, or shall be in the occupa.
ton Of any house or place for any purpose for
which u license Is made necessary By the laws
Of Maryland, are hereby wa, ned to obtain n
License. or renew the same,
On or before Me lst day Of May ensuing.
under the penalties prescribed by said laws for
the infraction thereof
Those interested are notified Of the following
requirements of the License Laws;
Traders Llcehses.-T amount 10 be paid
by traders for a license, 1.-THE amount Of stock NJ
the principal season Of sale 10 be given under
oalh,) Is as follows ;lf the applicants stock In
trade does not exceed Al, 600 90
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
Insolyont Notice.

NyoTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred.
IN itors 81 JOSEPH BLUM. all applicant for
tho benefit of the "tsth Article Of Che Code Of
Public General Laws" relative Ia insolvents,
that the ga Monday in august. 1885, has been
fixed for HE appearance, 10 answer interroga'
tories, and. for anal hearing Of his case before
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
the nth day Of februry, 1888.
Testi--EDwARD u. ADV. Clerk.
Fab aa--ams
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

THn FnEE pREs.-To all 'ansious inquiries
in reference 10 the non-appearance ~ the Fro
lsress late Of this town, We feel Justified n say-
iar that Il Is played out" The Young gentle.
mes Who conducted u ''left very suddenly.'i and
I'we spec they've run away" Several persons
hereabouts are poorer because Of their presencs
among us. II was probably case Of 'idia.
mond cut diamond" They were cold In pur.
chasing the Free Pres, and sold others 10 leav,
Jog H. The type Of the concern has been selszed
an By Mr. Church, under bill Of sale, and r.
moved 10 another State The other effects ~ tn
.1fIcs viii b. aOld AZ landlords sale to-day
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LeqaL Notes.

horses or other beasts Of burden and wagon Q
other vehicle, the sum Of seventy doll. NJ. Q
every such license 10 extend over the whol
Eastern Shore or the whole Western ST. or
there shall be paid the following rates, 10 wi.
For every license tO travel en- foot, the sum OF
sixty dollarsj 10 travel with horse or other
beast of burden, or one horse or other beast Of
burden aud wagon or other vehicle, tho sum OF
one hundred dollars with two horses or other
beasts Of burden and wagon or other vehicle,
the sum Of one hundred and any dollars.
Twenty. twO.--No such license shall be gran.
ted to any other than white porson, or 20 any
hawker or peddler in the name or style Of q
partnership or company, and but one person
shall act under any such license.
Section 2.--And be IL enacted, That this not
shall take effect on the day Of liz passage
(Chapter I2l, page 1907
AZ Act 10 amend the hfty-sixth Article Of the
Code Of Public General Laws relating 20 Ii.
censos, by adding thereto tho following Sec
ton relating TO partnerships taking out IL
ccnses;
Section BE Il enacted by the General Az.
sembly Of Maryland. That the following sec
ton be and the same Is hereby added IL the
iity-sixth article Of the Code Of Public General
Laws. IN follow tho second section thereof
Any license may DO obtained by partnerships
or firms as well az by individuals; but in all
cases the names Of all the partners Of any firm
shall be set forth in full in the license, and no
license shall protect any person pretending 70
act under the same unless he ID named therein,
or is entitled as q representative or assignee
under the provisions hereinafter contained In
this article, and the clerk issuing tho license
shall enter upon the record Of licenses the full
names Of al the members of copartneTship
to which such license l. issued.
Section And he IL enacted. That this act
shall bke effect on the thiriieth day of April
next.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
Inaolxanf Notice.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred.
IN itors Of CONRAD KROvER, an appli.
cant for the benefit of the "isth Article 81 tho
Code 81 Public General Laws" relative 10 in
solvents, that the 81 Monday ia Nay, Isss. has
been fixed for his appearance 10 answer inter
rogatorics. aud for = final hearing of his case
before the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
Dated 18th day of January, ls6s.
Test EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
IL ass.n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
Insoivent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. 10 the cred.
IN itors II JOHN 7. BAXTER, an applicant
Tor the benefit Of the Z" tsth Aarticle Of the Code
Of Pebble General Laws" relative 10 insolvent
that As IA Monday ~ August isos, has been
hxed for bis appearance 70 answer interFogato'
ries aud Tor q hnal hearing Of his ease before
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
this goth day % March, lsss.
Tcsti--EDwARD II. ADV. Clerk.
March 7s.--3ms
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

PunIc ExRarAIsuKSr. The Young Mems
Literary Association " Towson,own, will give q
public entertainment at the Odd Fellows Hall,
ON Tuesday evening, 2lsi Instant, al o'clock.
The exercises will be as follows
Opening address by the President, Henry W.
Shealy.
- Declarations by Watson y. Church, Solomon
sshsaly, Franklin Mitchell, Harry Piefson.
O0nposiiioa.--G. y. Piiaou.
QHesfioa for DEBATE lis man the architect Of
his own destiny Affirmative, +. y. white,
W. McCOniAs Negative, q. r. Hoffman, TheO.
dore Boyd.
The public are invited 10 attend.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

PmsoSrR liRou0Iu OE.-0n Tuesday last, Dep
uiy Sheriff Butler brought on from Washington,
upon requisiiion by Governor Swami, George
Payne charged with stealing horse the prop
criy of John Ramsey, colorcd, living on the An
napolis road, IN this county. Payne Is now In
our county Jail.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
A VA l. u A B L e + A r NJ
ar PRIVATE SALE.
FlNHE Farm known NJ BOWLING GREEN"
i the residence Of the late James u. Bosley,

l. the residence Of The late James u. Bo.ley,
a SS1 iso ACRES or LAND,
IS Of which is in good imbcr.l iii
80. situated in Dulaney's Valley, eses
ADJOINING the estates Of Pot Spring. Joshua
Bosley. and others, aud IN view Of Hampton
and the property Of Robert A. Gilmor. Esq, is
offered by the undersigned at private sale. This
farm il three fourths of u mile from the Valley
Turnpike. three miles from Towsontown, the
county scat, and eleven miles from Baltimore
with Passenger Railway ON the York pike run
ming hourly through the day between the two
latter points. II lies on the North side Of tl,e
Valley, giving is face the benefit Of Southern
exposure. and is improved by a substantial and
commodious Stone and Brick House, containing
two large parlors, dining rooms, hall and kit
chen, with Ave chambers, comfortable. romy
and private Its site is elevated and command.
ing. laying the entire Valley under the eye Of
the spectator. Water 10 brought IN the door.
The out buildings are a large Stone Corn House
eight head Of horses. Ice House. Carriage
House aud other small houses Of convenience
II contiguous 10 schools, churches aud mil and
IN one Of the most healthy sections of the State
The quality ~ the soil Is limestone, aud there
are hne quarrics upon IL. one Of which has been
worked proftably for is marble. II has also a
good limekiln, is well watcrcd. and under good
cultivation. There are fine apple and peach
erchsrds, and pears. cherries and small fruits
on the premises. and possesses advantages not
sxcclled by any other now in the market.
For particulars as 10 price, terms. de-, apply
10 Mrs. Dosley, ON the premises y. Gorsuch,
cockeysville, Baltimore county. ar 10 Samuel
ELEANOR J. BOsLEY,
NOAH GoRsUCH.
Executors Of Jas u. Boslsy, deceased.
April TT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

REcnvED DirLoNAs. Among the young ladies
who received diplomas MS teachers Of primary
schools al the recent commencement OF the State
Normal School. were the following from Balli-
more county Mary Emma Huston, Mary q.
Kcnncy and Sarah l.. Snyder.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

Coroncrs.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
TinsT DISTRICT.
Ormsn knight, Jesse Mckenzie,
Lewis Lehman. Joshua Mcllor,
Nathan warfcld. Joseph p. Fusting.
sEcoNb pisTRiCr.
James W. ofutt. William Lewis
Thomas L. Phillips,
rniHb DISTRICT.
Josiah II. Ruttcr, Charles Peregoy,
Jacob W. Hartzell, John Wright,
John $. stansbury. Samuel d. Mettam.
ForRrM bIsTmcT
Robert Gross. Henry Bushey.
Jeremiah T. Quicker,
riVrn DISTRICT.
John 7. Kelley, Abraham S. Cooper.
Michael NJ. Armacost,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Nelson Culling.. Wilson Houseiaan.
ZacAariah Alban,
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Eli T. Sampson, George Litzinger.
Josiah Pcarce,
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
John Willis, Henry r. Thomas,
Benjamin I. Matthews, William Duncan.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Thomas II. Robinson, Caleb nOshall,
Samuel F. Butler, John W. 6hanklin, sr.
Gideon Herbert, james Miller.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Thomas Kaufman, John s. Curtis.
John Smith.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
John ". Burton. John W. Onion,
Charles r. Halle, Samuel Pinkerton.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Charles Il. Mace, Joseph Dorsey,
John &. EiddisOn, Nicholas W. Smith,
Josiah Bowen. Josiah W. Earle.
TligTEENTn nisTRtCT.
Van Buren RittenhousePcrry q. Mitchell.
George ". Wade,
EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

vNIlls Is Ia notify all persons residing on the
III shores Of the Chesapeake Day and rs trih.
utarics that we. the undersigned. have sent
down the Susquehanna river a large quantity
swan Crock, In Hartford county, that some Of
said logs having gone into tho bay, are In nd
sense n be considered as cstray or lost that
we are now engaged with large force In gath.
cring said logs, and that we will prosecute d
the extent 81 tho law any persons found taking
using Or IN possession 81 any logs owned by us
OF under our control.
HENRY JAMES A co.
u. X. HAwLEY A co.
CRAIG 4 BLANCHARD.
Anril At
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18
At the same time and place, he will sell a
TRACT OF WOODLAND
IN HARTFORD COUNTY, CONTAINING
/. A n ID

OF
Nd
~ TIMORE OUNTT.
DY virtue of Power Of Attorney from DR..
I'D william Riley. Mortgage, and -
., under deed Of mortgage frsm
> sJoscph u. Pope aud wife. dated ssss
~SOih day Of April. A. u. 1856, SSH
aud recorded among the Mortgage Records OF
Baltimore county ia Liber n. N. r., No. Z. folio
81. sc, aad two subsequent mortgages from
same party. !, the undersigned attorney for
DIR. William Riley. will sell By Public Auction
At THE COURT HOUSE DOOR,
Towscntown. on
Saturday, I'd day Of Nay, ls6s.
at ~ o'clock NJ.
ALL THAT FARM
Ia Baltimore county described in said deed of
mortgage. II contains about
IS ACRES OF LAND,
Cleared, and Is situated about two.and "a half
miles from the Northern Central Railroad, in
a westerly direction from Parkton, and adjoins
the lands of Messrs. Cooper, Cross. Kolter aud
Latimcr.
The improvements consist Of comfortable
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
good Barn. aud n few small outbuildings.-
There il q small Orchard 81 Apple and Pear
Trees on the property.
Terms Of Sale-Onc third Cash, aud thebal
anec Ia twoelual payments at six and twelve
months with interest from the day Of sale.
RICHARD J. CUTTINGS,
Attorney for DIR. William Riley.
Anil II. Is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

FAiLs TcRNrRE Roam MEEriNG -On last Sat
urhay afternoon the property -holltrs who use
the Falls Turnpike, held n meeting It, Brook
laudTille, 10 take steps 10 REMEDY the grievances
which they labor under ON acsoun, Of the wretch
rd condition Of ibis road throughout It's entire
length. AFTER an interchange Of views Messrs
Stump. Ir., Bryan and Wthcrs were appointed
n committee to wait on the President OF the road
aud the County Commissioners, aud report the
result Of their action at AN adjourned meeting 10
he held to-day.
The act Of incorporation TOT this road was
passed In January, sos, and the road completed
aud confirmed BY the Legislature IN 1919. The
rse,tiou Of the act referring TO repairs makes il
tassmbent on u justice of the peace To summon
n juicy TO examine any part out Of repair when
applied To Cot this purpose 10y persons aggrievcd
The Tesai Of the inquisiiOn is reported 30 the
Judges Of the c0nniy court who impose . fine on
the company not exceeding 500 week for every
week 1, remains in hai oder, aud 6ne o; not
exceeding 5000 car every week subsequent 10 the
verdict Judgin. from the condition the road
is in A. the present lime IL the law were put IN
force IL would swallow up the entire capital
stock Of the Company which, originally, amount
ed to $50, 900, in shares OF 500 each. Samuel
Taggari, Esq, is the president.
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Miscellaneous.
Notice to Justices of tho Peace. &C

orri'g ~ tHE CLLgk W TnE CIRcUu CouEr
roE BALTIMORE CouSrr,
March 5Oth, Is6s.
TINIlE Commissions OF the following named
Il officers for Baltimore county, recently ap-
pointed by the Governor Of Maryland and con
irmed by tho Senate. have been received at
this Office. They are hereby notified to come
forward
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS.
aud receive their Commissions, otherwise they
will BE- vacated:
J. y. HAGERTY.
Inspector of Lime and Wood at clarksville.
(Texas.)
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

REslGSATioS AsD APPOINTMENT .-Jno. i. Porter,
Esq, a wcll-known and popular conductor on
the Towsuniown and Baltimore Passenger Rail.
road, has resigned, and has been succeeded by
John ". jackson, Esq, Of this town.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A S N A l. l. FA Il NJ
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Il 'HE undersigned. by virtue OF decree of
i the Circuit Court for Baltimore -
80 county, MS n court Of cquity,N6ss
passed in a cause wherein Jas. llil
-. Lee 10 complainant, aud Char
iotIc Zee. Hannah Lee, ct al, are defendants
will offer at public sale, ON the premises.
on Tuesday. hs ?Ist day Of april, ises.
at o'clock +. NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL or LAND
which william Lee. late Of Baltimore county.
deceased died seized This property contains
about
F0RTY-NINE ACRES OF LAND,
par, Of which Is in wood, and the balance is IN
a fair state Of cultivation.
IL lies in the First Election District of Balii-
more county, about . miles from Baltimore
city, and about three miles from Catonsvillc.
and adjoins the lands Of Joshua Barnes. Esq.
and Rachel Raymond deceased.
The property is in good neighborhood, lays
we'll for cultivation, and IT, Of easy access. The
improvements consist of good sized
LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
but which is considerably out of repair.
Persons wishing {, view The property before
the day Of sale can call 90 ~ Lames lee. who
lives near the property. ~ NJ. Joshua Barnes.
who ndjoins the lFemi.r-.
The Turns Of Nalt as lIr-rFih-d Ly the DE.
cree arc That one hall of the plrcha e. in'nry
he paid ou the day 81 ale ~ nn the final rai-
iication thereof. aud the balance IA six months
from the day oi sale; the credit payment ."
bear iniercs, from IA, day If sale. and ,o be
secured by the mote uf the pureha-"r. with q
surety or suretes a. be approved by the Tfus
toe. On the payment &c ia" Who'll" purchase
money, the Trustee will execute a deed 10 the
purchaser.
JAS. ". owiNGs. Auc,ioncer.
ADril a-is
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SmEFr KlLLED.-A few days ago u lot " dogs
killed twenty-six sheep belonging 10 Dennis ".
Matthews. Esq, Of Dulaney's Valley. They were
n very valuable collection, and Mr.. Matthews cs-
Inmates his loss a, fully $500.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

MraDER TRAL.-Thc trial ofJohn McCarly, for
the murder Of Ruth Landlord, on the llooks,own
road in this county, on the 18th ofJuly last, will
commence in the Criminal Court Of Baltimore
city on Monday next.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-18

PRorERTY SALE .-Messrs. liankerd, Numscn
60, property agents, recently sold the country
seat Of d.. Eichebergcr, on the llooksiown road,
TO Samuel Black, for $4,000.
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James Lindsey, OF this town, was appointed
Waterman u, the Court llousc aud hailf 10 the
Board, ric, Edward Barns.
The Commissioners. acting on their own views
VI the matter, and in accordance with the advice
OF their counsel. have determined 10 disregard
the new road law, on account 81 it, supposed IN
cousiitu!ioLAliiy, and will proceed in road bust
ncss ~ II il tad never been passed. some Of the
appointments for road supervisors Tor the coming
year have already been made. aud the lisi will
be completed next week, when il will be pub
lished
A Law passed by the late Legislature makes ii
obligatory upon the County Commissioners 10 re-
open the nsscssmcn, lists returned by the late as
SCISSORS " property. and 10 make such changes
ar deductions ~ parties interested may establish
themselves entitled 10. For this purpose the
Board will meet frequently until the first OF July,
and it is probable that the " for 1865 ~ill not
L. und. until that time
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FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.

THAT frst-class Farm situated ON the Bel
i Air Turnpike Road. about thir. -
teen miles from Baltimore city, adj ssU
joining the handsome farm Of l.. q. lssi
Quinlin, containing
307 ACRES OF LAND,
Over 100 acres In enc Young Timber. the re-
msinder in high state Of cultivation, with
fair improvements, DWELLING. Out build
ings, 4e.
This property IL In onc of The hcalthlcst
noighborhoods IN the county. and In tho midst
Of Che best society; convenient to limestone,
mills. churches aud schools a fne stream II
water running through II. aud II possesses rare
advantages 70 any one wishing fine property
Il will be cold cheap aud terms easy. Any
hrther information may be had by calling on
OF addressing
THOMAS BALDWIN,
Court House, Towsontown.
April III