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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-09-04
Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN THE FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TWENTY MILES FROM BALTIMORE.
ID Y, virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
I'D Baltimore county, sitting in equity, the I'M
dersigned, as trustee, will offer at public sale,
on the premises, on
Saturday. the 25M day Of September, A. d. 1869,
at the hour Of l p. M,
THE REAL ESTATE OF WHICH CALEB
PRICE AND KEZIAH PRICE, his -
81, wife, died seized, situated in T.%M
$3.50 the Fifth Election District OF sssiEl
Baltimore county, about TWEEN lssls
ty miles from Baltimore, on the road Ieaulng
from Hampstead to Black Rock, and adjoining
the lands OF Messrs. Elisha Wheeler, William
Fowble, John Armacost and John T. Martin
and Mrs. Aranna Armacost, and containing
altogether about
1851 ACRES OF LAND.
This land has been surveyed and laid off into
tracts, as follows:
"THE HOME TRACT"
Containing 1871 ACRES OF LAND, more or
less, and improved by
LOG HOUSE,
about Is by 20 feet, two stories and garnet
A FRAME HOUSE,
about l6 by "a feet, two stories and garnet; q
Barn, about 60 by 20 feet, Granary, Corn House
and Spring House. About 100 acres of this
land is in cultivation the balance in good tim
Der. There is also an Apple and Peach Orchard
on it.
LOT NO. /,
Containing $50 acres, improved by u LOG
HOUSE, about I6 by 20 feet About one halt
of the land under cultivation the balance in
good tmbe,.
LOT NO. ?,
Containing 224 acres, of which TWO acres
under cultivation the balance in good tlni ber
LOT NO. 3,
Containing about a74 acres, seventeen OF which
are cleared and the balance in good timber.
Neighborhood pleasantand healthy; church
es, schools and mills convenient
Terms Of Sale One third cash the day
of sale; one third in six months. and The bal
ance in one yea, from the day of sale the ere
dit payments to bear interest from the day Of
sale, and to be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser with security satisfactory to the trus
tee: or all cash. at the option of the purchaser.
RICHARD c. TRACEY. Trustee,
Trenton, Baltimore county.
WHEELER & KEECH, Attorneys
HENRY WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
Aug 2S.-ts
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PERsosAL.-Georre Peabody, ESQ.,, the great
philanthropist, and George Peabody Russell, bis
nephew and probable heir, spent a portion of
this week at the residence of Mr.. John w. Gar
sstt, ~ The Hillsn read, Ia this eeunty.
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FATAL AccrDESr.-On Wednesday morning OF
last week, Mr. Morningstar, residing at Pain
terss mill. on the Reisterstown road, fell through
a hatchway at the mill, and received such severe
iny4ies that they resulted in his death on Satur-
day night
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SALE OF PERSONAL PRopERTY-We invite at
tention to the great sale of horses, mules cows,
&C., to take place at the residence of Mr. Abra-
ham Shertzer, on the Dulaney's Valley
turnpike, two miles from Towsontown, on We'd
nesday next, the Sth instant.
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Farm on Railroad.

Farm on haIIrOau,
O1O ACRES, about one halfin cultivation,
x lOstuated Immediately on Railroad, 80.
Is miles from Baltimore, adjoining sta i.
ton. Has good Frame Dwelling, Barn, EiE
Stabling, Corn House, Hen House, Sheds for
cattle, &C., all new and in complete order
Young Orchard of Peaches, Apples, &c. Pump
at the door good spring on the place. Also,
stock of Mules, Oxen, Cows, Wagon, &c.
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
9 Law Buildings, st. Paul St.,
Dec Eft Baltimore.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale,

A Valuable Farm for Sale,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
CONTAINING One Hundred and Eighty
" three acres OF frstquality Limestone Land
about twenty acres of excellent Timber, with
in two miles of the Reisterstown Station, on
the Western Maryland Railroad. Improved
- by a Good and Substantial Dwell ,.4.
Fling, a Large switzer Barn 5Ox75 :;;iA
feet, built in 1867, Wagon Shed, -
Corn Cribs, Ice House and all necessary out
buildings; a never failing Spring Of Water
near the door. The Barn is supplied with
running Water, a large Apple Orchard in full
bearing, with an abundance of Peach and other
small fruits, convenient to Mills, Churches
Schools, &C., &c. For particulars, apply tc
Jas. Miller Towsontown, to tho subscriber
living on the premises. -
DAVID S. LONGNECKER.
June 26-3mo.
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BIBLICAL NoTIcE.--Rev. John II. Baer, agent
of the Baltimore County Bible Society, expects
to visit the following places at the times speci
flied:
September 5th, Jessup's Meeting House and
Warren September 18th, New Market and
Stabler's; September 10Th, Fosters and Mt.
Carmel September 10th, Dover and Bosley's !;
October Sd, Middletown and Wiseburg; Octo-
Der 10th, Clynmalara and Wesley Chapel;
October 18th, West Liberty and Gorsuch's.
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Portable Gaslights
and Cooking Stoves.
Economy, Cleanliness, Convenience.

LCOuOIuy, OledullueSo, OoHVOHlOH0C'
OUR LIGHTS, excelling any lamps in use,
" can be had in all desirable forms. They
furnish light equal to the best coal gas at less
than one fourth the expense. They require nei-
ther wick nor chimney, and are so simple in
construction that they are not liable to get out
of order.
OUR STOVES combine all the advantages
of the ordinary Gas Stoves, with an economy
almost marvellous. Five cents will pay for the
fuel to cook three meals for an ordinary family
They will Boil, Broil, Roast, Toast, Bake, Stew,
Heat Irons, &c. In short, our Stoves are the
most simple, complete and perfect arrange
ment for Cooking, doing their work with less
trouble, in less time and at less expense than
any coal or wood stove.
All Goods Warranted
Both Stoves and Lights are in constant op-
Grafton at the Office of the
NATIONAL PORTABLE STOVE AND
GASLIGHT COMPANY,
No. y South Gay Street,
near Baltimore ST.
| rs A Liberal Discount to the Trade -ss@
Aug. 21.-3m.
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Elk SIVE SA LIE
OF VERY VALUABLE
HORSES, M LES, COWS
FARMING UTENSILS, sc

FT1HE subscriber, having relinquished farm
L ing, and intending to remove to the West,
will sell at Public Sale, at his residence, FUR
MACE FARM, on the Dulaney's Valley Turn
pike, about two miles from Towsontown, on
Wednesday, SM day Of September. 1859.
at o'clock A. NJ,
All his Personal Property, embracing in part,
the following:
so HEAD OF PICKED COWS, Is7ETgs
all good Mixers SSEAA
TWO BULLS. l a Durham; s-I4==Z&,
IT, 10 EXCELLENT MULES,
"a from to years old four of them are
ehaN. dark grays, well matched. This is
considered the best Mule Team in the county ];
l LARGE M M4Ek HORSE ~
one of them fine driving animal, in -0lG.
foal by Burlington one fine riding mare, a
natural racker
HARNESS:
l complete set of Harness for six-mule team,
and one set for four-mule team, all in good or
der; set of Double Harness for carryall; ]
set do. for carriages | set single do. for bug
gy; sets Plough Gears, Single, Double and
Triple Trees, &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
Two combined Reapers and Mowers, Zone a
Flickinger, the other a Page the latter nearly
new and an excellent machine; both in com
plete order y l Threshing Machine, Separator
and Horse Power single Threshng Machine
and Shaker Grain Fan, Wagons, Il large
Road Wagon and two Farm Wagons y two
horse Spring Wagon, Ok Cart, two horse
Carriage, | no-top Buggy, nearly new; one
spring tooth Horse Rake Revolving Horse
Rake, nearly new; Grain Drills, one horse
Plough, 10 two and three-horse Ploughs, five
Double Shovel Ploughs, Single Shovel do,
Cultivators, Scraper, l threehorse Drag, 2
Hinge Harrows, L Diamond Harrow, l Roller,
nearly new, and a great variety of other ar
ticles
/ GzEs- Sale positiUe md Without reserUe.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums of $40 and
under, Cash on all sums over that amount a
credit of six months will be given, purchasers
giving endorsed notes for the credit payments,
bearing interest from day OF sale.
ABRAHAM SHERTZER.
GILES NORWOOD, Auctioneer.
Aug. 2l.--3t.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
On Saturday night last most distressing ac-
cident, caused by carelessness in the handling of
kerosene OIL and resulting in the death of a wo-
man and the serious burning of man and child,
happened on the farm of Mr.. Edwin F Abel,
about two miles from Pikesville, in this county.
About IL P. NJ, Thos. O'Connor, occupying II
tenement house on Mr.. AbelPs farm, attempted
to fill lamp with oil from stone jug whilst the
wick was burning, when the oil exploded, igni-
ting the entire room. O'Connor's wife, abou; 38
years of age was in bed in the same room with
two children, one about years and the Other A
months of age. Before she could escape from the
room she was enveloped in flames and died seven
hours after, being burnt almost TO crisp tout
the head, breast and stomach. The elder q the
children escaped withou, injury, while the infant
was badly, but not dangerously, injured. O'Con-
nor was quite seriously burned about the lower
extremites but will recover. DR.. Rogers Of
Pikesville attended the sufferers, and on Sunday
O'Conner was remove TO the Lomhard-street In
Urinary. The body of Mrs. o Conner was inferred
on Monday morning at St Charles Church, Pixies
Vile. The children of the unfortunate Man have
meantime been properly provided for.
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TOURNAMENT IN HARTFORD CouNrY.-The long
talked of tournament in Hartford county came
off at Bel Air on Thursday, the 26th OF Au-
gust, and was witnessed by very large num-
Der of people. The contesting Knights present
from Baltimore county were as follows Knight
of Baltimore County, Hamilton Cuttings ;
Knight of Long Green, Samuel E. George
DR.. Silas Baldwin, OF this county, was one OF
the assistant marshas, and Sheriff Baldwin
one of the time-keepers. Mr.. James Amos, of
Hartford, was the victor in the tourney, and
therefore had the honor of naming the Queen
of Love and Beauty.
After the main contest, Mr. Joshua H. Cock
ey, of this county, challenged the victor, Mr..
Amos, to trial of skill, but the challenge was
declined. Messrs Cockey and Cuttings, Of this
county, then engaged in friendly trial, which
resulted in favor of Mr.. Cuttings
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Sunday last, while Mr..
Duncan Mcpherson, of Baltimore city, accom-
panied by his daughter, about IA years Of age
was driving out Charles street avenue, about four
miles from the city, in buggy, his horse took
fright and SHE'D, throwing the occupants out,
and seriously injuring both the young lady and
her father. Mr.. Mcpherson had his left arm
broken in three places, and his left leg injured,
whilst bis daughter received severe injuries about
the head and breast, rendering her insensible, in
which condition she remained for several hours,
and it is still feared that she has received serious
internal revenue. Drs. Prentiss and Ward, of
Govanstown, were summoned, and rendered ev-
cry possible assistance to the sufferers who, al a
late hour in the evening, were taken to their res
dence in Baltimore city.
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TNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
i scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters OF admins
tration on the estate of
HENRY ZANKERD,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims agains the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers,
On or 5etofe II HE Is 18th dag d aYri3; 1876
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 25th day
of August, 1859.
MARY ANN ZANKERD,
EMANUEL ZANKERD,
Aug. 2S.-4t* Administrators.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-09-04

THE AMERICAN FARMER for September is very
interesting number, there being, in its table OF
contents, very excellent article on Wheat
Sowing, the quantity to the acre, the prepare
ton of seed, SC. There is also fine contributed
article on the important subject of How TO Make
Superior Cider, and one on the Coating Of Seed
with Manure. An editorial article on Large and
Small Farms is also interesting, and should be
read by the large landholders of this county
Published by WorthIngton Lewis, Baltimore,
Md, at 50 per year.
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN TOW
SONTOWN, AT PRIVATE SALE,
CONSISTING OF A FRAME BUILDING
v lSx24 feet, interlned with brick and -,.
designed as back building a large and ::."fa
well built STABLE, and the lot $50 feetG&
square, beautifully ornamented with Fruit and
Shade Trees, Shrubbery, Flowers, Grapes, &c.
The buildings are all new.
The lot is capable of division into three, and
offers good investment, as this town is rapid
ly increasing in population.
Apply to R. R. B0ARMAE,
May LIFT. Towsontown.
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N e w S r o r e.

IN - w - II ~ ~ &AS
TIME subscriber having purchased the store
recently under the proprietorship of R.
II. THOMPSON, Esq, in
TOWSONTOWN,
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally that he will keep on hand large
and well-selected Stock Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
CHINAwARE,
QUEENSWARE,
EARTHENWARE,
HARDWARE,
and every article pertaining to a well-kept
Country Store.
He will also keep on hand the BEST FLOUR
to be had in the market, the best HAMS, BA-
CON, MACKEREL AND HERRINGS.
Also, Choice Brands of LIQUORS, including
OLD RYE WHISKEY, BRANDIES AND
WINES. TOBACCO AND CIGARS of the
choicest varieties.
@-The Confectionery Department will en-
brace the best FRENCH AND DOMESTIC
CANDIES to be had in the market.
HARRY G. GENT.
Aug. IA, 1S69.-1y.
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PHOTOGRAPH SALOON.

PHOTOGRAPH SALOON.
VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
| citizens of Towsontown and the public
generally that he will occupy the lower portion
of the Odd Fellows Hall, for the purpose of
making PHOTOGRAPHS, CARDS, GEMS, &C.,
in the latest styles of the art.
ceased or absent friends, copied and enlarged
Residences, Horses and Carriages, Ladies and
Gentlemen on horseback, &C., photographed on
reasonable terms. JOS. GERMAN.
Aug. 2s.-tf.
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AULT s. McAVOY,
No. 80 North Calvert Street,
doors north of Lexington, St.
BALTIMORE, MD.

GS- We the undersigned, having seen the
operation and benefits of Messrs. AULT Nc
VIM DENMEAp, Esq, Melvale, Baltimore coun-
ty, recommend it as surpassed by none in use.
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Miscellaneous.
DJGAN, BOWEN & M0CABE,
Cor. of Gay and High Sts.,
MORE,
BA L TT NJ 0 r Il,

HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF ALL
l1SPRING and EARLY SUMMER GOODS.
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DUGAN, BOWEN g. FTcCABE
HAVE the Best Stock OF LINENS and COT
lITONADES, for FARMERS USE, in the
city.
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DUGAN, BOWEN g. 5IcCABE
g ELL all the BEST LIGHT CALICoEs for
Ol2t cents. Also an Excellenb Quality of
Bingham for l21 cen IS.
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Office Secretary and Auditor.

GREENyILLEk COLUMBIA RAILROAD CoMPAN
-.. COLUMBIA. e., April |, 1860
NJ Office Is hereby given, that on uni nf-
~ ter tho Bib iratnnt The six mouths
interest duo upon tho first mo,tgngc and
guaranteed debt Of this Company, falling
due on the list day Of January last. will b0
paid on presentation ut this office. less per
cent, retained for Inicrnni Revenue .lrnx !:
Provided, The holder of tho said first mort
OF Indebtedness will fund nll interest accrls
ing upon them up to July I. 1863 In the
bonds and Certificates Of Indebtedness Of the
Company. endorsed by the Suite.
First Mortgage Bonds OF the Company,
with the interest md coupons upon them,
which have not yet been exchanged. will he
substituted by the BINDS aud certificates Of
lntcb:cducs& OF tho Cnmpnny, endorsed by
the State, nlso, the Bonds Of the Company,
with the interest md coupons upon them.
which nrc nor secured hy mortgage or ether
lien, will DC substituted by the bonds and
Certificates OF Ind bttducss Of the Company,
endorsed ny The State, at Il retiurliOn Of three
dollars to onc-mS provided In HE act Of
1865, or In second mnrtgnge Honds mud Gers
tiflcatcH of Indebtedness Of the Company, at
pnr, at the option Of tho hntlrr. Also, the
Bonds Of the Company issnfd una y The ACT
OF the Lrgi, ,lntur. Of 1861, VIII be exchanged
and substituted by olher Bonds authorized
under The Act Of 1866, when so desired. by
the holders.
Cnnpuns Inr payment md Bonds and Con.
ponS for exch .ngc and for funding, will be
forwarded or presented, TO ...
G v CARRINGTON.
Anril 2t Secretary and Auditor.
~ Papers publishing ny agreement. two
iust rtionS
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Tho, State of South Carolina--
.-% In Equity -Nswbefry.9 'kLi
John "A. Darksdalo aud others vs.'Willlam
F. Nance. Admir- and others.
The Creditors Of the Estate of Col. james
D. Nance, deceased, arc hereby, required to
render on oath, and establish tllclr respec>
two dcmantls before the underslgned, ,on or
before the 9th of july noXt,
= .%9% I.,3 STLAS JOHNSTONE,
April ID 10 3mo .., Special Referee.
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NOTICE..

Guardians, Trustees, Committees, Receiv-
crs, also Administrators and Executors,
must make their animal return 10 this oilice,
on or before lhc first duy Of June next.
Rules will be issued against all dcthulters.
.' JOHN r. PETERSON,
....' Probate Judge,
April IA l5 Let Ecwberry County.
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Law Partnership.
In the Matter Of a. @. Garlington

In the Matter Of a. G. Darlington,
rankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
George S. Bryan, Judge Of the United States
Court, the Judgment Creditors Of A. c. Gar-
lington, Bankrupt, IRE required to establish,
their respective liens on oath, before G. G.
Jaeger, Esq Registrar, at Newberry Court
House, on or before tn" 7th day Of Mny, A.
d., 1869. WM. +. NANCE,
April 7 IA st Assignee.
Unless liens arc established on oath cred.
itors arc barred from participation in pro.
ceedS Of sale Of the real estate.
EB Phoenix copy ono iLe, aud send
bill 70 "llrnld Office"
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District Court OF the United States.
For the District of South Curolinn. In Bank.
ruptcy. In the matter of G. II. Sondlcy-
Bankrupt
TO whom, it may concern: The undersigned
signce Of the cStntc OF G. II Sontllcy. of New
berry County, aud State ot South Carolina
within snid County, who has been adjudgch
bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court Of said District Dated ut New berry
c. H., the 18th day Of April, a. d 1850.
JOHN I. PETERSON, Assignee.
April II 10 3t.
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In the District Court Of Tho United
STATES-For the DiM,ict Of South Caro-.
iinn. In the mnttcr Vi a. q. CARING
Bankrupt.
BY order OF the Hon George s. Bryan.
Judge Of the United States Court, / will
sell, on Thursday the 29tt, day Of April,
instant, ut Nrwhcrry Court House, South
CarolIna, ut - o'clock, NJ, all the right,
title and interest Of \. q. Darlington, Bank
rupt, in aud to the House and Lot situate
III the town Of Newbcrry. on which he now
resides, containing eight acres. moe or
less.
Terms Of sale cash I; purchaser 10 pay
for stamps md pnpcrs. W. +. NAME,
April 7 II ". Assignee.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
EEwDERRY COUNTY.

BY John L. Peterson, Probate Judge,
Whorcas. Baruch Duncan having made
suit to mo to grnnt him Letters Of Adj
mlnlstration dc bonis non Of the estate and
effects Of Isnac Johnson, decd.
These arc therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singular. tho kindred and creditors of
tho said deceased, to DO and appour brfore
mo, In the Court Of Probate 10 bo hold Mt
Newborry Court House on tho 2lst day Of
April next. after publication hereof. at II
o'clock inthe forenoon, TO- show cause, Il
should hot be gfnntcd.{%$ ta Tl .
Given! under my hand this 7ih day Of
April, Ammo ADomini, 1860. S,$s
John T.s Peterson, p. J. N. d.
April ID 15 e.. 4s'&
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In tho District Court of the

IN the DlStrlct Court Of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, Jan
Term, 1869 In tho matter Of james Is
Hair of Ncwberry County Bankrupt Pcti
ton for full and final dischurgo III Banks
ruptcY.
Ordered, that hearing be Ind on tho 3o,h
day Of April. 1860, at Federal Court
House In Charleston 5. @ AMI that all cred.
itors. &c, Of said Bankrupt appear ut sn,d
time and place, d sIlcw cause. if any they
can. why tho prayer Of tho petitioner should
not be granted And that tho 2nd and 81
meetings Of creditors Of said Bankrupt will
bo nold at tho Office Of j. G Jaeger. Egg,
day Of April, 1860. at IL m.
BY. order of tho Court, tho 18th day OF
April, 1860. "a
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clcrk District Court United Stntes,
April Ii 10 3t. For South Carolina.
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