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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-06-02
eENr1LEs FROM UTAH.

Adelegntion of Gentiles is here from
Utah asking the more general survey
and sale of the public lands in that
Territory of which Brigham Young
claims to be sovereign owner. Con-
gress commenced making appropria-.
tons for the survey Of the public.
lands in Utah in 1855, and since 1858.
the Territory has been made a sur
veying district instead of being an ap-
pendage to the Colorado District. The
Gentiles learn that thus far only the
aSaintss have. been able to purchase
land, and they have to be tenants at
fYiH.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-06-02

To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16
NosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1869.

wreck. We could not stop for the reason
that. the sea was very rough and the ship
badly plunging. Not human being was
seen. The masts, rigging and sails of the
unfortunate stranger were. dragging by
her side and as she rose and fell with the
great waves the water came pouring out
Of her by the holes made in her bulwarks.
She was heavily loaded, but with what
and l.er fearful struggles with the storm,
the fate of. her crew and passengers, were
all mysteries to u.s. We left her as we
saw her-a huge hulk looming up in the
distance and hiding from us the last rays
Of the setting sun. 1855 i-.eJe v E.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16
Great Loss OF Life In a Coal
s 1 alo1. Mine. 1890

AT the Avondale Coal Mine, near Ply
month, Pa, a week or ten days ago, one
of the shaEts took fire from the fire kept
at the lower en9 in the mine for the pur-
pose Of T4htilatj6n.' The flames soon. as
cended to the. top Of the shaft, andsfrom
that the covering over thealarge and prin-
cipal shaft and the machinery took fire,
and soon fell into the shaft, thus closing
all exit from the mine and preventing an
access, of air to the mine. Thereuw were
about two hundred men in the mine at
the time and all were suffocated. After
the fre3was partly put out two men lost
their lives in attempting to go to the res
cue DR. III searoti Of those in Che mine, and
q number of others were drawn up insen-
sible, 3Yhen the. mine was SO ventilated
that twas safe to approach the men, it
was found that they had bulls a barricade
tolclose Themselves from the shafts from
which the fire was descending, with the
view probably of cutting off the foul air
in hopes that there might be. pure air
enough IN that part Of the mine to sup
port lifeua The barricade was completed,
except about space enough for man to
crawl through, and all were on the further
side of the barricade, except one. II
seemed as if he was ready to pass through,
bat was o9ertaken with foul air and suf-
located before he could get through.
When the barricade was removed all were
found dead on the farther side. About
two hundred dead bodies were found and
removed. Pr .m.q i; ag.
The disaster has left many houseless,
homeless and weeping and mourning AS
sistance has commenced to reach the SUI
ferers, as VIII appear BY the following
PLYMOUTH, Pa, Sept. 12.-Subscrip-
lions for the rclief of the Ayondale suffer-
ers have begun to reach the Treasurer,
Henderson Gaylord, of Gaylord's First Ma
'tional Bank, Plymouth The total amount
thus far. received is $685..
LATEB.-A report is gaining credence
that the fire was set by an incordia1y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16
- IVIGTUT, LAT. OF = 70 MN.
South Greenland, July rs, 1869

81 A, ship. freighted with kryolite, sails
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ina few hours, and l
AVAIL myself of the unexpected oppOr-
funitv to send YOU q friendly greeting.
81 After leaving Newfoundland we made
orr frsk, land-faIl at Cape Desolation,
1vhereo 4he weather being dirty, and there
being on this coast neither lighthouse nor
nilo{s, we were forced to get an anchor
down and hold on three days before we
could steam into Julianshaab, the best OF
the Greenland colonies. There we arriv-,
oh on the 18th. A feWfitems OF our do
inos since that date may interest you.
nj ist, on the T1th We NJ all5 up 10 the old
Morse ruins Krakortak, the finest on the
oosst and in anoHeI fashi0A.a My old
friend 1thecReYa Mr. Anthon formerly iof
ITnnernayikl kindly actednasguideyl and
we crow ded into woman IS ssafsik in boat
-.that31sto an i80rl0k4-which was
thirby4six feetlong, andspropelled by SIX
stout native women 1.-The temperature
was 65 Q grand scenery dnd many the
and so we passed Almost delight
ful day, bothered only by mosquitoes
1Gh fcllf are more numerous. here and more
vicious, [ verify believe, than inany other
part of the woTldA ufa n9Yel 9fls 51s.3
How ha ruins are nobody knows
not less tlnmieightcenturies;
and as. / wa1al cred Trough the church
ward. and aboutthe massive walls of the
hon, es tIf the hardy Vikings and sons oil
Vikings, q who long ago peopled this
coast. the story of their wonderful deeds
written In the very stones. The
church ruin Cor cathedra11i stands much
as when Crash visited it sonic forty years
200 lone gable is y ct eighteen feet high;
fhe three door ways are perfect, and some
n the windows are in the same condition.
The walls are almost five feet thick, and
in places still very firm While Bradford
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16
POETRY.
Written for the TELEGRAPH.
A Revere. 3
BY KITTY E. SMITH.

| wandered by the river side, 81
While shadows rested there,
Sweet scented flowers, their fragrance
Perfu1ned the evening air.
conld not think offowers them
.s., Not even could 1 tell, a4
That dewy gems, of beauty rare, enc
ala In myriads round me fell. e.-
Igazed into the waters deep. b9G37 p .
nj oe Yet thoughtnot of it's flow, re 2unaE
3 led Nor dreamed tbatslimE Eigils kept. j
-, A silent watch below. sg1gI .ggaq /.
j A heavy hand was on my heart, 30 % /.
JAS My vision lost the change l9Noli !
" nOfsetting sun and rising moon,
All! mental vision strange. on III (
I9GJust as the vesper.died awaya 1oT 80
il az -Icaug ht the ling ring strain,
s1IlAnd fancied that Oblivion ume1 laa (
~ 10 Had come. the hour to claim. 1sal
"oQ I thought it was earth's dyingknell, IS.
2W - AS the lingering echo strayed, 'l4.' ~
Mingling with the sounds of evening,
+, Or with gentle zephyrs played. ~ =
Alone upon that grassy bed, III !: tors
Where dewy flowers wave, ..,,irg,
:, I dreamed the earth had passed away,
~ r Saw heaven and the grave. + =, ,,,....r
+ j = A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16
Taro1n Cfreenland's Icy MToun
ao @eo tains.
DR.. Hayes in the Aretics.

The following is aletter lately received
from the great Polar sea1-e4 P2Eorer' Dr.
Isaac. I. Hayes; .F.~... .-.a ratf e.s gs-ro7 =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16
NEW YoRK, Sept. l3.

Ign for the Ayondale sufferers exceed
three thousand dollars, Advices from
Scranton state that the excitement is sub
siding and the miners are at work except
in the Avondale mine, where no labor
will probably be done for year 4.si.i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16

Subscriptions in New YorL city
for Mrs General Rawlins anoE,oex-
.ceedS $31 000.d @ 1904 I19Y9 b2'naW
81 GaribaldiIis President of Floren-
tine committee for THE erection oofa
monument to SaYonarola. 9Diaf eo s3.
Asa lorse-race judge is Breekin-
ridges last public appearance. .oH
Mrs. Scott-Siddons is to play at
the New York Fifth Avenue Theatre.
& Mr.. iBigelow seems to be complete
ly recognizing the editorial staffof
the New York Times. ad 20 9at
Carlotta Patti returns to the Uni
ted States with G, 900, 900 francs, the
receipts of her concerts in Europe.
4 A pension Of 10000 francs a year
has been granted to the widow OF
the late Minis ST of War of France.
Since Mrs. Stows's Byron article,
Mr.. Henry G. Bowen has forbidden
the Atzantic Monthly in his family.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16
THE AVondale Sufferers.
1li PLYMOUTH, Pa, Sept. 10.

The late disaster at AYondale leaves
seventy three widows,and one hundred and
fifty four fatherless children. The num-
Der of the latter will be increased to two
hundred The cash receiptsby Treasurer
FL. Gaylord are $10,781.75. 10y s-2s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-16
FOSTERS AND i4ANDBHL$s

e." For Programmes and Bills requiring an unusual sa
amount OfcOmDosition, or for bordering ana other
extra work reasonable charges will be made.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
MARRIED.

ON the 18th inst. by the Rev. L. d. Huston,
D. d., Of st. Paul's NJ. y. Church, GEoaGE J..
LircuFIELD, Of Baltimore county, 10 Miss A. y
HiLpEnRASBr, Of Baltimore.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. J. =. Etchison,
BESJ. =. CArncARr toMiss sALLig A. LignrSER,
both of Baltimore county.
On the 9Th instant, nj the Church Of the
Atonemcnt, Philadelphia, by Rev. A. T. Pin.
dell. EDwIS A. GoRsrcH, Of Baltimore county,
To Miss CAtnARISE 8. AsapRIpGE, Of Phila.
I'm the sth inst, at North Point N. T. Church
south. by Rev. Louis II. Jones, THOMAS A. MEa.
RIrr TO Miss SALLiE y. Tom, both Of Baltimore
county.
On the 9th inst, at the Hookstown Parson-
age. by Rev. Charles McElfresh. GsonaE W.
S.ocEspALE 10 Miss &. v. Stoss, all Of Reisrers.
town, Baltimore county.
On November 2jth. al the residence of the
brides parents. by the Rev. J. ,. Hot. DR.. II.
Loris NNLoR TO Miss MAsoIE. youngest daugh-
ter OF Hon Samuel Brady. both Of baltimore
county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
DIED.


Near Rayyiilc. Baltimore county, on the 9Th
instant. after brief but severe illness, VII.
IAN W., only son Of BENJAMIN T. aud Nancy
w. cooper, aged u years. 10 mos. and 10 days.
God, IA Ills Allwisc prov idence. has seen Ct
I" remove frc;n our tnidst one who was fondly
loved. A. ala age when the first flowers Of
manhood were budding into bloom, death
marked him fuf his own. A mothers tender.
ness fathers love aud the kindness ot many
friends, sir"Vr. hu, IN vain. 60 win him from
the grave. His last words were 'si'lI soau be
h"me lpN" Jc.us = then, invokin the bless
ing 81 Cod "u those around him. gently a. an
infant {" iis sleep passed the spirit II our r-ia
tiv" aud iricnd e. Heaven
Then fare thee we'll dear willie.
On earth ~ II meet na more
ly the wii! u O"d vel meet thee
on Heavens ctrfual shore As =.
~ The 81 net. al sparks station. n e. r.
i oi 'F"up, SHtrHA'H - SECOND son of ~ I'd
fach &" sui Au.auna sparks. aged : years. 1
month and lays
Sweet htt ause!. if sadur,, We leave thee
beautiful shady ~s'i see thee asain
lad iali VIII raptuf. the seru ph. -.e.iv. tLss.
Adra '.,as.t bals. takcn ~ without I.iu .
Ia bairn"o' county. 81 the 10th inst L,taa
D rttf
ou thv l-th in,t. ia BALTIMORE county Mas
lut. yoinscst laus glitter ~ WA VI aud -atuh
ksan- agsi - wear,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

iiG Jons ~ PRlsrEcr. The present City Coun-
vli !. composed entirely al Democrats and main.
Is 81 those Who had served a previous term IS
tcuntllmcn. They were elected BY - majority
81 large ~ 10 affirm not only the approval by the
l'rnurraiic party ot what they bad previously
done, hu, also 10 express confiienCc in what they
would de- The main achievement OF the last
Cit, Council was the initiation 81 ~ stem Of rx.
tt,'ant expenditures and the increase Of city tax.
alton iu double thr amount that any previous adj
miui''t'tiun had dard 10 impose on the people
Thu rt,.tui Council seems likely TO carr, out
th' :, stem Of expenditures and taxation to still
mote 90 ,'lt aud oncr, " extent II hss upon its
bands 'lfrai, tie ex'favagaht style OF rXIendi
tut, established hN it, predecessors and the great
j.. o' the ca Hall The quarrel II Tie Rings
q as nv''s tuithing motc-as to the disribu.
nuu % i'r spusls arising from the latter suulcr
hNNiu. teen COMPOSED NAV feel ass AIRED that
tbs n," committee will not neglect The dns nnts.
H. 90 Zoe tith nest egg Other large Jobs are
as looming ~ 90 the iaiutc The improvement
~ 'Hr Ffl's pfcmisrs - yNf niiiltr, % milions
sri slower - heavy acts and ti,h pi,A
~. Ntar'rr plan y Z, be adopted Tor The
S"ttihg o"i 81 that pTuVemtnt Ne NAV O.,
'ait iHNt ihe estimate. all be lafgrlt exceeded
u.rf uar readers ~ the REPORT submitted e,
TO- Cones, ttstrTi.y upon this sablrel Aver
~ hi'' 'iFnt ,ou. millions, other million. ~ {
= '..'i t'tr'sa'' and The completion o. What
be- t''" "uue. .'A will b. ilr Imperative afsu
m'.' .. ,sr Increased eapsudiiau rhcn ih,t,
a. tf' url'r 1' rsi,foai eui,tpfis., yfr.siiirs
TIE .' 's e ..i.Mants 70, the cin uu...n.
ca. 4 ...a I,r o. .ttltOads ia Virginia Naui o.
a' tua h".i, aui all pfvtabl, get g. SIM
o. sr,n-st they ar 20 Nugiui. The Wet 90
Mar aud k,i'foad r,ittt4t,s Is tiaitn tolt..,.l
itvu f-fn aud j. taCktd ~ important tuietrsi.
81 800. >s'r Uihet railroad, la at .
tatfso .a, sal. afv also asking the e., /, sd
I .Uff af. d
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

sss-ParsOn BrownlOw says that Andy John.
son aud Emerson Ethridgc have administered
upon his political estate, and cast lots for his
Senatorial garments but that he Is not going
to die ye.. IL all reports Of the Parsons apOs.
'acy are true, ho has administered upon his
own estate, and his mantle Is not worth cast
ing lots for
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

SALE on REAL EsrATE.-Mr Samuel II. Cover,
auctionccr. cold on Wednesday last on the
premises, the brewery at barley Park, on The
southeast side Of the Hartford road. The prop.
and acres ? roods Of land, sold for 500, 100, 10
Henry Scigman, and the brewery, with acres
Of land, with al necessary vaults, stabling,
tavern. SC. for $40, ioo Ia the same purchaser.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

ASvrHkR vEEbi,r AGAINST rHg n q u u Co.
Ia the Circni, Cour, ~ Baltimore city, on
Tu.siay last IN the ca-- ~ Mary S,Tickhouse
aud children agains, the Northern Central Rail
S.y Company, bring an action 10 recover dam.
ages iaF the kiilisg OF her husband, Adam
Suirkhnis- by collision az traias the Jury
rrnd-rri y verdict for the plaintiff TOR 81 400
Lamas-s M~ssrs Cuttings 4 Machrn appeared
Tor the pl,intif, aud Mr.. Bernard Carter repre-
ssn,.d the railroad company.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

ii,AAAs CoErU, CASH r. n The Circuit Court Of
li,- raanis an Tu"-day last the rssr o. Martin
fiafi! ny his neEt irirnd, Mary Fiari'y, a" np
,l,raiinn fuf the writ 81 haL,ss csrDas came up
rhi. bring pfrrusa'ive writ The hearing o. the
I0sk precedence Over the call Of the docket
4 casss Appealed FROM justices Of the peace -
Sfsu.d by MrsIs Cuttings A MeIntosh a.. pc
fiionsr. ani Hon WIN. N. Merrick for frspon.
dent Petition granted, and IA. petitioner, Mar
lin Piari,y. remanl,i TO the custody 81 his
mother
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

AcKsowLEpsHExr.-The following will ex-
plain itself a. "whom il may concern =
Editors BditiMorc Coaaly Uaioa. The under
signed gratefully acknowledges the reception
II many tokens Of appreciation by the surprise
visitors, led by Mrs. Joseph withers aud other
ladies. aud Deacon withers aud others of Sa-
ter's Baptist church aud congregation. ON Tues
day night. lGth instant JoRS W. JoSEs,
Pastor Of Saters church.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
COMMON SENSE,


To THE WORKING cLAss.-ws sru new prepared
70 faSnlsh 81 classes 9th constant empieyment at
homs the whoe 81 The time % Cor the sr.Ee moments
Business SEE, light and profitable Persens % either
sex easily earn from toe 70 ts pr evening, aud pro-
pestiesai sun By dsvetins their whole time To the ba
sIness. bsys and girls ears nearly much men,
That all vho thia notice may send their aadrsss
and tees The business ake this unparalleled ensr
70 snsh - es net well satisfied ne viii send u 10 pay
sample, Which vii do 70 eommence wotk on, and copy
% The fespss Literary Companion Of the largest
ane hest famiiy nsvspapers pubshed-a sent free By
nall Reader u ycu usnt permanent, profitable work
address 4 G. ALLEN 4 CO., AuausrA, MAisr.
ScyrAR sPANoLgD BAHHER."-I stln waves,
- better than ever. Rich, nsrs. kacy. Ledger
siss. teesiumns. via. Humor, fan, HameuEs sx
every subserihsr Oniy 10 cts. fnr whele yearstee
plass he. specimens . cts. Address BANNER. Hins
dale. ". ".
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN HOMESTEAD.

| IN HOMESTEAD.
! rNNllE undersigned. Trustee, by virtn. of N
Il decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, sitting ia equity. will scll on
T"e>'ay. 2sM day ef D,ccn5er ner,
at the hour Of ! r. NJ.
On the premises. in the village 81 Homestead.
ALL THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
LOTS OF GROUND
in the village Of Homestead, viz: beginning
Al the northeast corner Of Independence aud
Madison streets and running northerly ON In
dependence street two hundred feet 90 JefI.i.
son street; then westerly binding thereon two
hundred and thirty five feet then at right an.
giles two hundred feet 10 Madison street, and
then at right angles two huadrcd aud thirty.
i've feet io the beginning. being Lots u three
hundred and twenty Ia three hundred aud
thirty, inclusive, aud three hundred flty nine
Ia three hundred and sixty hinc inclusive. on
the plat 81 Western Homestead; aud also Lots
three hundred aud fifty nine aad three hun
drcd aud sixty Of Eastern Homestead. thus
described Beginning nn Harrison street three
hundred. aud ninety eight feet soufif1 fruin
southeast corner 81 Harrison street AMI Cor.
such avenue. sud running snutheriy thirty.two
feet To- boundary line Of Homestead aud run
ming with SAID line ras,etly ninety feet 4" u
twenty it-,t alley then ncTthefly thirty twv
t"st /" Lot three hui dted snd sixty QUE aui
then az 'ighi sngl-s Westerly niLety fs.t 10 q.
beginning. va. L,ber n " g. ~ -. L.lt..L.
sni ..3. ~.
T"fns 1T sal- a.. rt-srftbsd by - derfre
One t,ifi "aeh 81. d- y % safe bslaure ~ ~
aud t~~lV- ii,.u b.. With tnt-r.si from dsv II
al" sud splf"Vei .-cufity "r ~ rnsh. - the
option ot the purchaser
II. DAWSON.
Dee 70 g Trustee
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

S,E f"srroNEp.--it will be seen. by a no.
ticc IN another column, that the sale of McCaf.
ircy's distillery. near pikesville. is furli...
postponed until Wednesday next. the ed in.
stnut.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

I.oss oV Az ANA few days since, Mrs.
John Redden. reading AZ Woodbury.. In this
county, fell down q stairway, esssing such
Injury 10 her arm ~ 10 necessiatr .is ampuiation
at the shonlder, an operation which was success.
fully performed By DS. Uhler aud Bowen.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

ADMITTED To PnAcrIcE. On Monday last on
motion OF Vim. :. Keech, esq, lion. VIM. Glre.
sou aud John 7. D. Dorsey. esq. were admitted
TO Pr"cli'r In the Circuit Court Of Baltimore
county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

Bm l."An"r STAW.-Abraham shertzer, 10.
siding near this town, hauled strcaty 6re hEn-
droi pounds Of ,trdr 10 Homestead. al one load,
few days ago. Who can beat that for load
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

~vaHgsEs 20 i~fsaus Erst44ur he
vrsff-r ra-t sf'h- r''v ~ sat- the -e. 49,.
49, - nest the eet.Aartnf .. fut then uut ~
O. -.-ue' 20 cay Ana hsgh strrsu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
For sale.

A FARM oF 81 ACRES. sbou, mile from
n rarktnn station, y. 4. H. r.. with good
DWELLING. stsbling Granary and all
Of Choice Fruit Trees. including Apples -
P.aches. Cherries. Plums, and Dwarf Pears.
sad an excsll.nt Garden. Thirty acres are un-
Der good cultivation, bslauce in woci. This
place would suit professional man. az ono
having business in the city. the railroad being
convenient For further particulars apply 10
HENRY ". COOKE,
y Law nuiidings. ~. Paul street
April io-u baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

RELiaiors NorIcr. Rev. :. = R".zcll. u. o.
ri the NJ. .. Church South. will preach at
fairSiew Church. on Jarrcttsvillc Turnpike.
on sunday the 18th. inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The public are cordially invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
FOR SALE.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN TOW.
SoNTOW\. AT PRIV ATE SALE.

HONslsTIN1 or 4 FRAME BUILDING
" tsx7g feet. tntsrlined with brick aud -
ie.igasd q. back building a iargr aud III
veil bailt STABLE aud the lot ise fset
squans. beautifully ofnamenI-i With Fruit and
shade 5ress. shrahbery. Flowers. GRAPES. ae.
The buildings are all new.
The lst - capable sf division iato three. and
offer . good Investment, a. this town - rapid
~ increasing IN population.
Amply a. r. r. B0ARMAN.
May tS.--tI TOwscntown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
Leqak NoRces.

rHis Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thprt lhe sub
Il scribcrs have received from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters al admins
tration IN the estate of
DANIEL u. BROOKS,
late ~ said county deceased. All persons nav
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warncd 10 exhibit the same, with the voucher.
thereof. Ia the subscribers,
on o. J.Corc Tie llh day Of august. 1870:
;hcy may otherwise by law be- excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted L..
said estate are requested Ia make immediate
payment. Given under cur hands this 9Th day
"f December, 1909.
SALLIE &. BROOKS.
JOHN 10. ENsOR,
Administrators. with the will annexed.
Dee. lit.
FINIilS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. scriber has received from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters of admins.
tration on the estate Of
REBEccA sHRlvER.
late VI said county, deceased. All persons Lav.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. To tho subsrribcr,
o. b.fOrc hc ma day Of Iugast, 1870
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
all benefit a; said estate. Those indebted 10
, I'D estate are requested Ia make immediate
pasmrut Given under nay hand this 5th dsy
- December. 1862.
WILLIAM l.. sHgIvER.
De-. lit. Administrator.
'lNHlS l. To GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
Il .sribrr- have shtai..-, from the Orphaas'
'"nsl - Iis.;,""re county. letters Of admins
q. . ,t,stI ia the estate Il
PETEk NOVEL;.
lrt' 90 .ui cnunty deceased. All persons Lss-
ins AIMS agains the said estate are hereby
Nafu.... - exhibit the same with N. vouchers
Thereof - the subsrrihers.
O@ sy bsjsrs ne 2.fA aeysf JHiy, lsso
they tuay otherwise by law be excluded from
80 hru.Gt Of said estate. Those indebted {"
a.t s-ttt. aye requested q, make imtneiiAt
.st'u-u, Given under our hand this 2uL
IT,, 80 November Is6g.
JOSEPH W. NOVEL;
HENRY MICHAEL
Nav. - a. Adnibistrhtof.
'I'ul- - 10 GIVE NuTIrE. That the sui
.,rl bs.r has received from the OrpLHns'
.afi 90 Balumaf. county, letters &c admins
isil.u 80 tue tate ~
ELIZABETH REISEK
"a. .s.l county I.r~r.,i Al refsDnshas
~ ii- Hgsiu-t tho - q state are hersby
tsrt @ '.. 'sh tIt the same vii the vouchers
...... 90. ft.l.t.sr- ter
i.trs y. "a fay ~ iagto' ls5e
ta .r.tfN4-.. by Jas. =. excluded from
.t-A. 20 cad e.tA'. TLese ldebtsd t.
estate ts. 70. ..-f.l p. faat~ mmsiisi.
% n.sen aui~r NY hand this sotL d!
LIME FEErSb
t'' A1u.iu. TRAITOR