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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-02-12

MARYLAND SUNDAY School UNIoN.-The an
nual meeting of the Maryland Sunday School
Union was held on Monday afternoon, at the
Bible House, Fayette street, Goldsborough S.
Griffith, esq, president, in the chair, and Hen
ry G. Kirk, esq. secretary pro tenn. Rev. Crit
fifth Owen, the missionary secretary, presented
his report of the work for the past year. 1t
stated that the work of the Sunday schools
throughout the State was more prosperous than
for any preceding year since the organization
of the union. The missionaries organized one
hundred and fifty seven schools, of which thr-
ty-seven were for colored people. Of the new
schools organized nineteen are in Howard, two
in Hartford, eleven in Kent, nine in Cecil sew
enteen in Queen Anne's, seventeen in Dorches
ter, fourteen i'll Washington, two in Talbot, two
in Frederick, two in st. Mary's, two in Calvert,
one in Prince Georges, one in Baltimore coun-
ty and one in Charles. In the city the mis-.
sionaries visited seven thousand families, and
gave cards of admission to Sunday schools to
one thousand children. In the newly organic
ed schools there are 1872 teachers and 10.624
scholars, and the books supplied to them cost
$3.50. The whole number of schools in the
State at date is 1872, with 14l 900 scholars, and
it is estimated that there are in the State forty
thousand children who have not yet been
brought into the schools. The report of John
c. Bridges, esq, treasurer, showed that at the
beginning of the year there was a balance in the
treasury of $29l8, and there was collected ST.
OS2.14. The disbursements amounted to &c.
S65, leaving in the treasury at date balance
of S246.32. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year.
President, Goldsborough S. Griffith one vice
president for each county and the city of Bal
timore John c. Bridges, treasurer; John L.
Reid, recording secretary Rev. Griffith Owen,
missionary secretary, and Revs. S. Giteau, John
Leyburn, T. Eddy, Daniel Bowers, A. M. Ran
dolph, James M. Wilson, A. P. Gilbert, E. j.
Wolf F. P. Heninghausen, s. D. Myers, and
Messrs. william Dugdale, Samuel Hunt, vii
liam J. Hiss, E. Otis Hinkley, T. J. Magruder,
John L. Thomas, ST., Henry G. Kirk, W. H.
Michael, Hiram Woods, jr., John G. Clark, Hen
ry P. Smith, W. H. Stran, DR.. j. Cary Thomas,
Alexander M. Carter, VIM. A. Wisong, George
W. Corner, William A. Rodenmayer, William
Miller, E. c. Small and Andrew Merker, board
of managers.-BaItimore Sun.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A VALUABLE FARM OF ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES, WITH GOOD I'M
PROVEMENTS, ON THE DEER
PARK ROAD, IN THE SECOND
ELECTION DIST, OF BAL
TIMORE COUNTY.

10y virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Baltimore County, sitting in equity, and
passed in a cause wherein Eliza sS9&e
#N beth Gosnell is complainant, and E$
Essl Herod Gosnell is defendant, the un- -
dersigned as Trustees, will offer at public sale,
at Heitchew's Hotel, in Reisterstown, Baltimore
county, on
Monday, 2lst day Of February, A. d. 1870,
at the hour of II o'clock A, NJ,
THAT VALUABLE FARM mentioned in
the proceedings in said cause, situated on the
Deer Park Road, in the Second Election Dis
trict, Baltimore county, adjoining the lands Of
Judge Baseman, ELISHA Bennett and others,
and known as the farm of Herod Gosnell, on
which Henry Yox, now resides, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
of land, more or less. Improved by good
stone dwelling. a large barn nearly new all
necessary out buildings, and fine orchard:
1t is in good state of cultivation, and the soil
is excellent. Churches, Schools, Stores and
Mills are convenient, and is in one OF the best
neighborhoods in the county. b~
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are-One- third Of the purchase money cash,
and the balance in six and twelve months
from the day of sale, the credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale, and to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction of the Trustees
RICHARD j. CUTTINGS,
JOHN T. ENS0R,
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Jan. 29-ts. Trustees
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Property Sales.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
PROPERTY
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtue of power in a mortgage from
ID Luke 7. Brien and Mary " Brien, his wife,
dated the 9Th day of October, A. D., IL
1EAa 1858, and duly record in Liber
-. H. A., No. 81, folio 50, one isssTW
~of the land Records of Bal laaAa Il
tfmore county, the undersigned, morTgag SO,
will offer for sale, at the Court House door, in
Towsontown, on
Tuesday, the first day Of March, A. d., 1870,
at IL o'clock, M,
one undivided one-half part of all that tract
of Land described as follows, that is to say:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
situated in Baltimore county, Maryland, be-
ing part of the Tracts called "Short Legged
Tom" "Bare Hills, ""Rutter's Addition, ," "Tim-
Der Ridge" and "The Labyrinth" or of some
one or more of said Tracts, which, by deed da-
ted the twenty third day of July, 1860, and re-
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber G. H. Co. No. 81, folio 372, and
was granted and conveyed by Luke T. Brien,
Trustee, to Greenbury H. Wilson, being the
lastly described parcel of Land in said deed
and containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES
OF LAND,
more or less.
This property is situated in the vicinity OF
Mount Washington, near the Pimlico road,
about FIVE miles from Baltimore, and he Green
Spring avenue will pass near by the property.
The Improvements consist Of the ordinary
buildings of farm.
The whole property is subject to a dover
right, and the undivided half interest of said
Luke T. and Mary V. Brien will be sold sub
iect to this right
Ms-The terms of sale are cash.
CHARLES WILSON, SR.,
Mortgage
SLINGLUFF & SLINGLUFF,
Attorneys for Morgagee.
As st. Paul St., Cor. of Fayette.
JAS. w. 0WINGS, Auctioneer.
Feb. 5.-ts.
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Mainland LEGISLATURE.

THURSDAY, Feb. g.
iSendte.-No business of importance relative to
our county transacted.
House. Mr.. Blake asked leave to report a bill
to extend the limits of Baltimore city two miles
into Baltimore county, and moved that it be re-
ferred to one member from each legislative dis
trict of Baltimore city. Mr.. Turner opposed the
reference and moved that the Baltimore county
delegation compose the committee, &c. After
some discussion the leave was referred to a COM
mttee of one from each county and the three city
delegates.
FRIDAY, Feb a.
Senate The bill to amend the actincoparating
the Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical AS
ISOLATION, was read second time and ordered to
be engrossed Adjourned until Tuesday.
HouSe.-The Speaker-appoin the following
special committee on the leave offered by Mr..
Blake to extend the limits of Baltimore city two
miles into Baltimore county Messrs. Morse,
Martin, Wilmer, Baldwin of Anne Arundel
county Duke, Mitchell, Turner, Hardcastle of
Talbot, Landlord, Woolford, Touchstone. Woot-
ton, Brown, Dennis, Ritter Baldwin of Hartford,
Gary, Kirk, Hobitzell, Wulty, Hilton, Hamilton,
Thomas, German and Goedy.
Mr.. Cameron presented petition from Matilda
Worthington, for a pension.
Mr. McLane obtained leave to report bill for
the relief of Margaret Fl. Armstrong, ofBaltlmore
county. By Mr.. Street, to amend the charter OF
the Long Green and Jarrettsville Turnpike
Company.
The bill 10 incorporate Towsontown, was read
a second time, and on motion of Mr.. Turner,
was made the order of the day for Friday.
The bill to authorize the mayor and city council
OF Baltimore to endorse the mortgage bonds of
the Western Maryland Railroad Company TO the
amount of 81, 400 000 &C., was read a second
time without amendment. Adjourned until
Tuesday.
TUESDAY, Feb. g.
ISendte.-No business ofimportance transacted.
House-Mr. Catch presented two petitions
from Isaiah Gayley and others, to prevent stock
from running at large in Baltimore county also,
from Francis hurry, and IA others, a similar
petition. By Choate from Lewis R. Cole, for
pension. By Mr.. Catch, from Lougnecker Co.,
for payment for printing the laws of 1867
WEDNESDAY, Feb. g.
SeRdte.-Mr. Clarke presented petition from
Judges Grason, Yellott and Bateman, for the
passage of a law relating to the records of Bati-
more county.
House Mr.. Catch presented petition from
Philip Burgau and $50 others, for the removal of
the county seat of Baltimore county from
Towsontown to the aims house property. By
Mr.. Choate, from f. II Bennett and fifty others,
a similar petition also from William I. Randall
and eighty others, similar petition also from
James l.. Ridgey and three hundred and sixty
Others, similar petition also from Chas j.
Baker and six hundred Others similar petition
also from Noah Walker and four hundred others,
a similar petition.
Mr. Choate obtained leave to report biz. to
amend the charter of the Baltimore and Liberty
Turnpike Company
Mr.. Shipey, from select committee, reported
a bill to prohibit stock running al large in and
around Gainesville, Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-02-12

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The following business was
transacted in our Court on the 5th, 18th and Sth
nstants
Theodore S. Bantz Co. VS.. Daniel Wonder
smith judgment extended in favor of plain
tiffs for $224.20 Adam R. Shipley vs. Joseph
shipley exceptions by creditors to the ratii'
cation of a sale made by said Adam R. Ship
ley, mortgage, under the power contained
in a mortgage from Joseph Shipley and wife
mortgagors, to him held sub curia. State VS.
Joshua Horner, jr., convicted of assault and
battery motion by defendant for new trial
motion overruled, and defendant fined 50 and
costs, total S31.41. The case of the State VS.
Albert Wagner, and the case of the State VS.
Mrs. Albert Wagner, both indicted for an as
sault and battery on Louisa Rapp, were con-
tinued until the next term of court on account
of the absence of a witness for the State. Re
becca Knight VS.. William 81. Knight bill fol
divorce decree passed divorcing the parties q
vinculo matrimonii.
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PUBLIC SALE

the Stock and Farming Implements on said
@ farm, CONSISTING OF 4TaHrTEa
M,D EXTRA GOOD HORSES, all SNNS4AKM
y ~ of which are young, well III
broke COLTS, two and three years old In
the Spring; 3 COWS, Z HEAD OF YOUNG
CATTLE, SHEEP, farm Wagon, for four
or six horses, two horse spring market Wag
on, one horse spring Wagon, l horse Cart l
wheat, guano and timothy seed Drill, combin-
ed; l rutabaga Drill 2 wagon Bodies, hay
Carriage, cutting Box, grain cradles,
moving scythe, Sleigh and Bells, two horse
Carriage, wheat Fan, sets Breechbands, 2
sets lead Harness, carriage Harness, Brides,
Halters, Collars, riding Saddle and Bride,
Flows, Harrows, Cultivators, double and sim
gle shovel Flows, Potato Hitler Post Digger,
lot leather Betting, double and single Trees,
log and other Chains, Spreadders, Shovels,
Forks, Rakes, &c with all the necessary i'm
plements pertaining to farm.
Also lot ofVinegar, Meat Tubs, Wash Tubs,
&c. Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Chairs, Tables, Stoves, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, &C., &c.
Terms of Sale ALI sums of $40 and under,
cash on all sums over that amount a credit of
three months will be given, the credit pay
ments to be secured by satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest from day of sale.
HENRY 2. MAST.
S. R. GILBERT, Auctioneer.
Feb. 5,-ts,
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For Sale.

A FARM OF "a ACRES, about mile from
N Parkton Station, N. G. r. R., with good
DWELLING, Stabling Granary and all 80.
other necessary out houses. An Orchard eH
of Choice Fruit Trees, including Apples, -
Peaches, Cherries, Plums, and Dwarf Pears,
and an excellent Garden. Thirty acres are un-
der good cultivation, balance in wood. This
place would suit professional man, or one
having business in the city, the railroad being
convenient. For further particulars apply to
HENRY w. COOKE,
o Law Buildings, st. Paul street,
April loft. Baltimore
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observation-disclosures snow made very
poor sleighing in this vicinity......Th bill for
the incorporation of Towsontown has been read
a second time in the Legislature. Suitable
exclamation when shoe pinches-"Shoo fly"
..... Now, when trade is slack, the enterprising
dealer will advertise all the more.....A lady
in our town who is strict observer ofetiquette,
being unable to attend church last Sunday,
sent her card ..... Embers from which the sparks
have hed-old Maids. Meeting at the Court
House on Tuesday evening next. Towson-
town needs public hall THE fifth "Bache-
lor Assembly" takes place at the Smedley,
Wednesday night next......The Union Office is
the place to get your job printing done-on
time......V ogle makes good brooms.....Josh
Billings says: off man haint got we'll
balanced head, like tew see him part his hair
-in the middle. The days are very percep-
tibly lengthening in time......Out of debt, out
of danger The Christian Association seems
to be flourishing under the management Of
Rev. Mr.. Kaufman
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-02-12

DICKINSON CUBA meeting of the graduates
and former students Of Dickinson College,
Carlisle Pa, residing in the State of Maryland,
was held on Monday last at noon, in the Eutaw
NJ f. kChurch Baltimore, preliminary to the
organization Of a Dickinson Club, SimilaI to
those organized aud in successful operation in
New York and Philadelphia The design of the
association is to promote social intercourse and
frate nal feeling among the sons of this ancient
institution of learning. Rev. Jno. S. Deale was
called to the chair, and Isaac McCurley, Esq,
chosen secretary. After remarks from various
gentlemen present. a committee to report a plan
for permanent organization at the next meeting
was appointed, consisting of the following gen.
tIemen Rev j S. Deale, Hon. ]. W. Marshall,
Rev. JAS A. McCauley, d. D., Rev. Jno. II.
Dnshiell, VIM. j. Hiss, John Carson, VIM. NJ.
Busey, Abraham Sharp, John Bacon, Of this
county, and Isaac McCurley. The meeting then
adjourned subject to the call of the committee.
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SHEEP AND TREsPAss MovEMENT.-At an adj
journed meeting of citizens of Baltimore coun
ty, held at Cockeysville, on Saturday, 5th in
slant, the following resolutions were adopted,
viz:
First. That the Legislature of Maryland,
now in session, be memorialized to enact law
for the better protection and encouragement of
sheep husbandry in Baltimore county, similar
to the law now in force for that purpose in the
adjoining counties of Hartford and Cecil.
Secondly. That said memorial shall pray,
at the same time, for the passage of an eff
ciemt law with regard to trespass, and to check
the vagrancy of stock animals of every kind (;
and further, that Sections 1875 and 1876, Art 3,
in the Code of Public Local Laws, relating to
trespass, made specially for Baltimore county,
may be repealed, the constitutionaiity of which
is much questioned.
committee was appointed to collect infor
nation relating to the objects expressed in the
above resolutions and to make drafts of laws
in pursuance thereof, to be presented to the
Legislature by the Senator and Delegates of this
county.
motion was made inviting the eo-Opera-
ton of citizens of other districts in this move
ment Gro. H. MERRYNAN, Sec'y.
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VIsIT TO THE Aims HoUsE.-A friend informs
us that delegation from the Maryland Legis-
lature, headed by Lewis Turner, jr., ESQ.,, one
of our delegates, visited the Aims House prop
erty on last Monday with reference to the pass
age of the bill in the Legislature for the sub
mission of the question of the removal of the
Court House to the people of the county by an
election. After viewing the premises pretty
thoroughly, they were cordially invited to par
take Of an excellent dinner at the table of the
manager, Mr.. George Ensor, to which all did
ample justice, accompanied with the very
agreeable beverage of sparkling champagne,
furnished by Mr.. E. G. Ulery, the popular pro-
prietor of Calverton hotel. All were well
pleased with their visit and entertainment.
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Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE
LIME KILN AND QUARRY PROP
ERTY IN TEXAS.

DY virture of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Baltimore county, the undersigned,
Trustees, will offer at public sale, at the Court
House door in Towsontown,
on Tuesday the first Of March merit, (1S7O)
at o'clock P. NJ,
The following Valuable Property, viz
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated in Baltimore county, which is de-
scribed in deed from Talbot Denmead and
wife and Francis Denmead and wife to said
Griscom, bearing date 9th February, 1869, be-
ginning for the same at the end of one hundred
perches on the first exterior line of the whole
tract of land formerly belonging to the late
Samuel Griscom, deceased, and running thence
bounding on said line north thirty three de-
grees, west thirteen and one half perches !;
thence with the south line of division number
seven of said tract south seventy-our and a
quarter degrees, west three hundred and forty
feet to the eastern limits of the Northern Cen
trail Railroad thence along the eastern limits
of said railway southerly two hundred and
sixty ght feet to the end of the first line of
division number of said tract; thence along
and with said first line north sixty-two and q
half degrees, east three hundred and seventy
eight feet to the beginning which land con-
sttutes division number six. and is designed
to describe it as laid off in the plat of the Quarry
Property OF the said Samuel Grlscom, deceased,
filed in the case ofAnn Griscom and others svs.
David P. Griscom, on the equity side of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county, and which
was together with other property conveyed by
Samuel E. Griscom trustee in the above emit
tied cause to Adam Denmead by deed in fee
bearing date on the eighth dsy of February,
1854, and recorded among the land records of
Baltimore county in Lber G. II. c., No. 40 Folio
4, &C., and which was in the partition of the
real estate of the said Adam Denmead, deceased,
allotted to the said Talbot Denmead as tenant
in common, and being all and the same land
which the said Talbot and Francis Denmead,
and their wives conveyed to Hannah A. Girls
com, by deed bearing date February 9th, A. d.
1869, and recorded in Liber E. II. A, No. 81,
folio 144, &c.
There are upon the Property two LINE
KILNS of the most approved order, and in ex
cellent condition, and QUARRY of the most
Valuable Stone for lime and other purposes.
Terms of Sale One half Cash, the residue
in six months, the credit payment to bear in
terest and to be secured by approved en-
dorser.
R. R. BOARMAN,
D. C. H. EMORY,
Trustees.
S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Gag- For further information apply to either
of the Trustees, at their offices, Smedley Row,
TowsontOwn. Feb. 5.-ts.
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Carroll County Farm

ON the Patapsco Falls, Is miles from Balti-
" more, containing 24O ACRES, about s.
s5e acres well Timbered, balance in .
good state of cultivation; gray rock .::M
- soil; fine Apple and Peach Orchard &:g
and other Fruit; well watered, Patapsco Falls
passing through the farm; fine soft water near
the dwelling farm is laid off into fields with
running water in each field : weather boarded
HOUSE, two-story, rooms below and above
Pantry, out Kitchen, and fine Cellars; two
large BARNS, Smiths Shop, Dairy, Carriage
House, Poultry House, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib
and Tenant House, for sale.
Apply to HENRY W. COOKE,
CLAW Buildings, st. Paul St.,
Aug. 21.-tf. Baltimore, Md.
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Va The extension of time for the considera-
ton by Congress of the new Census bill having
expired, the decennial census which is to be taken
this year will be collected by the United States
Marshals throughout the country under the law
of 1850. The work will be commenced on the
lst of June.
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EDWARD A. GORSUCH,
Jan. 29.-4t* Administrator
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A MAMMOTH Ox.-There has been on exhibit
ton for some time at the State Cattle Scales, at
Calverton, in this county, mammoth OK from
Ohio. His coat is smooth and slick, fine in horn
and bone, and wide in loin. He is six years old !;
weighs 3, 7Ot pounds height over six feet ten
feet four inches around the grth, and eleven feet
in length. He is pronounced by Baltimore
butchers the finest specimen of an OK ever seen
in this market
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-02-12

A SOURCE OF REvENUE.-There are six millions
of dogs in the United States. Inasmueh as these
CANNES are of no earthly use TO anybody but
their owner, and inasmuch as they are the occa-
sion of no little annoyance to the public general
y, it is but fair that said owners should pay for
the luxury At 81 head $l2, 900, 900 might be
realized TO the government from this source, or
more than one third of the entire amount receiv-
ed last year from the income tax. Then on with
the dog fax
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Market Farm.

A FARM OF ABOUT Is ACRES, in high
~ and healthy location, miles from Balti-
more, on one Of the best turnpike <Hn
:S roads leading from the city. Has
E AN excellent Dwelling and Barn, Il
and fine Orchard. This property is suitable
for Dairy or Market business. Price $1,000
For sale bv HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, st. Paul st,
Dac. 11.-tf Baltimore.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE
BALTIMoRE COUNTY,. Md.

IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md,
CONTAINING 1872 ACRES, situate halfa-
" mile from Sweet Air, ten miles -
iSHc from Towsontown, half mile IN
E from Merediths Ford and Jar Illli
rettsville turnpike. This farml..4.
is in good state of cultivation, is well fenced
and watered in every field has 80 acres in
heavy Timber, most of it chestnut; choice
Fruit of all kinds; improved by good LOG
DWELLING, with Frame attachment; good
switzer Barn 62x32 feet; good Granary, Wag-
on Shed, Smoke House, Dairy near the house,
and other outbuildings. Schools, churches,
stores, mills and lime quarries convenient.
E9 u HENRIETTA Holman,
Dec 25-tf Trustee
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YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
Winter Arrangement.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CoMNIs sIoNER's OFFICE,
TowsoNrowN, Dec 22d. 1859
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO Delin
IN quent Tax Collectors prior o MAY lrt.
1869, that unless the several claims placed in
your hands for collection. is payed within
niAety days after date of this Ot'ce
we shall be compelled to enforce the collection
by law.
FRANCIS G FOssETT.
D. ]. McCAULEY,
BENZ. G0RsUCH.
Dec. 25.-tMeh25. Commissioner.
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SALE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY LAND.-Mr Samuel
H. Cover. auctioneer, sold on Monday last, at
the Court House door, Towsontown, a tract of
land, about two miles east from the eastern
boundary of Baltimore, fronting on the North
Point road, aud extending back to Herring run,
containing 81 acres, 3 roods and four perches,
improved by a large two-story brick house, used
u 81 tavern, and necessary outbuidings; pur-
chased by Charles R. West for Sc, 900.