davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-17

TO- pcr = .nd S &c per h and Il
IrI Ct per tt-
/ to &c rer u I'd 8 to 8: per "a vi
and S 70 40 aud !s to -
pet Ct YET e.
Nc per II and ~ SOC I've. ID and ~
per It. pet ct.
as,ct Il and lUi5oc per + and Is
per ct, per ct
q Ter h and H - Per Ct.
ptT Ct.
Sc per n and sslsoeper y and Is
rtrC pei Ct
50 per Ct. 70 per e.
7oe PCT 70 sd and aos per - I'd and
Us Iez Ct Is PCT CT
nc pCf " I'd and s@e uer ~ 80 and
- rer ct H per &.
W. tEffQ I'd Ant {0c rcr u I'd 6ad
14ptrtt A pr ct
8. Yer ~ I'd and Sc Pc ~ I'd and
Is TeF Ct. = per ct,
lie Fer n % aud lic per - I'd 2ad
Is per It. Apcr e.
Itec per "a I'D aud 1ee rc1 eq I'D md
Is PCT TT j per ct-
lie p<F % ID and ~. Ter 20 I'd and
Is pef Ct IS rer Ct
x fn ks p~r ri [t5f1 Is mr. #
, 1870-02-17

ono thousand member have been usosseHea
10 The Conferences OF 9eorElA and st4 sesJ ''o'
Bishop Jarea ordained thirty -scsen ooloEea dea-
COT aEd Ionrteeu co4nfed alre1s wnlo ~ 5oa'9
Caru'lLA ~ pfnuReburG, the Cain uu!vefsl'
" hA1 been estAnllaaed asd A.
tended chiefly ~ colerta ,,,a st"uen1.
consists OF stx acrea OF land aod larRe ou!lateR.
occupied oefote tho war a 4 female seminary BY
The EpiAcops1lanL
to IL. aud gives the following asAtlbuca tot the
, 1870-02-17

UILS-Lafd eii vat Ia batter demand. a.d The mst.
tst ~ erI q. the d cline noted yesteeasy. Ln.eed
eeu:y. cltbon -. ooi.t u se oth=r detalstiaEs
b. lara cIt 81 Etal q: no. !. u atA,:k No 5ioa
al IL nerrd- 7la.: ltnAc<d hesed tL0 wasIe
~ ", t;t.k!e; tsns sut.ns es; 'psrS Il. s2's: ro
kY- S.les d 10 n go dIer d ,qskcyr
"; q b u lse: ~ 1s Ghata u ~; esz esestsa
, 1870-02-17

% pw cent. Aad =
@1ts and ~
Wat4apef N7Nn
foot aet1rAnz
rotaieknoM
-" ee1t.
, 1870-02-17

MeasfA Init Preston Eaan request ua 10
~ sheJ h1e Ee.lkg government boaos 1t NeH
1t1k 1e'es, aud bt!lEG At Y un3et SeF York
1ate"; ee.lN z 20 II New Yutk TA.es, aud huJlnG
luaLA Of 9o.ernuen:s at per ca1l.
, 1870-02-17

The Produce Markets.

EEw ion1. Feb. Ia Thu dry 6oode .sket IL fairly
ac,rc heavy: InedIru. r&i-e Of cu:oas IN e,tod
den md. Mh!krt very psfone AMI psitrs firm Hs1rt-
bug A. ~ Advanced aud 6Tu at 1a- In rt11tt tho
n.As kes u Ie6llAE, with ftsu demand.
, 1870-02-17

CHICAGO q AOHTHNExfKAA HAfIEO4D.
r.. tlte hest ef1ef II QlArk Ald LAEs I'D
eoCtCIL BLCSgs Ato oAAAA LlSA
DEeut-Aatth y rlA x11tet-
, 1870-02-17

FzTIsncR6n Feb: i6-csaac p<,ralrnm dali. ais
Of 70 hftt. rrer eul .3als n 13e for
ba .1a .sstAs bu.sr Dirt AZ a,a.h.. lialIae; ~
irss. lat hat 1f February. .c ror" nIfttax Jua:r
MeIeh, y skztyhc: ateh to September. y nc: March
~ ItctMtxr, 81 Nc AaAcd.
, 1870-02-17
COMMERCIAL,

TkpNEspAY EVENING, Fco. l6t
The following table shows the receipts and ship
utnts OF produce at this point during the past
tRtury.fnur hour1.
, 1870-02-17

= s: ~ bl1s do 1t $ S; no or.s do a's1so
Cc.outd S3.!tg E1trss-1:J ns n.t nApetst
Is g.: ITO esls 90 1t = =, 100 otA do Il u aaf
sp,1p3 SupesnLef-5s otlA not osnsd ~ SAsS' Nv
bs,a 90 \: . 70; 70 osis CO AZ q a. 1oA. 2t0
h1a
WheA. VA Eodeza'ely active, but lc lower. Ihe
l1vefpool le.crrans Rers Al1xaGf dtstont&2lSa-
nt,, beng ut char eed," aud the secout report
,nr Id % on white. New York VA carly quoted
u "nrm, held higher" tus q7!es. showing mat
tre e4por: oeuaLd splEen Of 3eitefdaJ, WAS ocs
yery good 70 dAy. a good tn4nJ h'&defs tnaasu'
,tey saw In the quosse.ous the ~ uptont Of
tplp and basttreo 10 pTocuce II o1 cat1og tseI
property foe s43o freely. - much ~, o0sfsd On
The Uoeu Beard tbs, TIC market declfoed IRON
e9Lc 10 s1He On 'Cascge,t openet attas Ia.
acc nau.a, bel19 lc below the closiag pstce JET
terasY. declred 10 size; improved to stAo hJ
noon. ve,ke1ed again under tue RECEIPT Of ID.
ycr,e txlttrsm from New York, and caed nfnsz
ts1h4slAc, cash, With nuJtss II So for 2H:a-
Casn wnext wa1 net Activs; oas March optoa1
vc1e tsken fr.e!y - tie decline, thsre oetnx nu-
sueto3s buyers Wuu ptoSetsed tull coo0 eaos 10
the future, tenesfrg The numerous rouota Of
ex1s pslye damage 70 tho winter WheA planted In
Aenieap, Oalo. and lnd.sna nJ tho Atssnase
Tec< arg and thsxing Of the pressnt month. Tnls
CIT Of dAE sze Is uI1Aly 1tArted every Jear, bat
II nts rcsu OF basis tha yeAe than ortioII.
However, ibe RreAl causo Of q d!na.nouon IN this
yea11 crop Il rather to be looked for IN Tbs dlsec-
Bon Of 4 decrease n the breadth 10 IN; II tho
fsruete thilk ttey can nlaen more mane1 By
corn and pork tncJ viii undoubtedly TT
TO do 10, Sales today we're reported as folio <s:
40 bu No. spr1pg ~ SIC; 5000 bu No. spring
at Sc; too nu DO at SIZE; Is. 400 o7 do At slkc
1900 ou do II s1ac: $3.50 hu Do 6iSc; 500 b.
Sq spr.rg n tic: SD ou do II 1s4<c: 500 ou dt
1aKc: $40 bQ do 734c: go ba CO At 7sc; t11 y
rejected 1t CSC; so be do at 6sac:A SO bo do !
6.hc; ,,sl0 bo do II ST.. To:a', oao,s1o n7- o.
t,ola 10 No, 9 tpz.uR ranged oa the Open Boart
| a. ssas7zc seller Asrro, and On Change a
I ceo saLr
, 1870-02-17

BJhe proroted bill contains the follow1nx pro-
vision Win reference to gooda IN bonded Wafe.
houie8: -
And H. it fxr4Arr r-aa~ Th1t ali Soods wAfet. and
nfrehapaIse which nav be In the public stotes Or
bonded ~asrhoE.e. on The dsy and ye.f tnis - ana M
rntry tbc5ce{ fGr consumption tim sans wete
IEpostea tetrtc.v ely after thst day
, 1870-02-17

North ard SOUTH Carolina Cnufereues- Ha
tr.uRp, says the New IoeE TsMes, vefJ fAsof-
able repcEts regarding the Methodlst Oan.ca 70
tee South, AID 11.s tne1e IL gro ring eoto.as.'
OF feeilEg With their Softnetn MesaseI
ut,on The StuIh CaIolln1 con1e,enens Ho'c1 70.
cIuocs also 1n III jur,scict.oo tne statn q!
fnl.n s!rv sumnary gives the leading Bttusrcsu a
the conftrepce for past Eear WITH the incrts4s
80. -. ,,,rreAIhr twelve uQhkhAs
, 1870-02-17

IL i s: 1sset:s I; Fl 'fs9 ss
,tat iea.t &c II >. the nrptr .a,e ws.f concerned
eeptss lie. I'd mr. esos 1ish p:ost .se Il ~ se
r.tes = have tten erErr-t here 1t any time *!hfn
Is r. ss.y Easa e tss tSs nv; s &
~ 81 R,as: gsisS, f:nteS ffS@
irs. nct Eutnefct. but falr to good I'd esA
s,o.. = s,s sa::s ahs;s *.
;.s4iae a she 4 ey 1os = 1n Se- Ysrt-sae a'.
=! ESse be,ns enctta xe * tewes. aena,.s ..
4"tet.ty Licn tttnc the :<pt werc tsz32rc cz IL
d..t able .hiprtne .ssdtH Their -, als' e,oa &C.
f1sr =; rs s1 T. s
IN i.ir = eht iec ~ snd uea I. ia ncsh.
etsss iii s3s GIG tfo 30 10 tl n infe-
r1tf MIX I'd lots. IIeItIus sesahoy stte.k.
ff! tea te tr@ for .ss I
f1aFst1 ( .tie. ls~ !a.-s ihey wess II H. ID red.
& 4 = s: =
"a f!s i S !; s f. sss's
.sscsy- lo:-H heae-a!eraEcs ae4 to- he,nrhs
4s7A IfrT we're fr<t " G+Hss otley. @ hi farm
S:ne+,I Issa 4 t~ass ~ : hon they re:e 'oli TO Ae
rh,1.e ~ the Se* i~;s @shst " vtlct va hA4
Tke!r ~ e3asr xItths Eas lse7 L. Thesc Ee.Ato IN
the rey II rid between 10 aua 20 head c'E.}ttrE
H. fF.y q vosth thin t:sds and eSiauon 20 II 1he
IL ~ CIosr9o rHrks
Ceosse FL iGet Tenn - e. 4,
p1xse H. ss.1;s- Gs:a. III I:a*s sssiI
Fss G;st,.-ta ar ttrets. IN falf aeth- aFef'
Nae;I H. = 70 IL Tea:a:n ,:s:;; Ind rosd
sew, for city a.AakAsef. aresasias ee7 - .uaxy,
s:sst 3i c,sc- Ccss6s ss;sie il deeen. at;h
1uttnsx@I Lax, I'D thtn co1s lad sf+esi.... 3VaS40
, 1870-02-17

GNt EN iRU11 S-> 81 % bs!a infcrt3E apttts At
sastta3 q: = ntl. :.t - - u S14; - nf.:
t.,S4 II; br& Wild cTAnhet1e1 II 45g1; % b1s
ttu.tr Nt,,ipa us4cf fss II q Nia5 !0
kAhE-esits II ~ PKG yellow II e: rkRs
n BIKE II tIhc; ~ rkGs yss":s ht Ae
HUf'S-S Ates u n.f-s pine :" "lseo7an At lac q y
iftY-1 lis u4fkvs without the sIahtest Sel biz
,rr t.ueLt. he deta 4ud eenlnupe small and r1te-@
ruoe eak md itstGl.f lls iolio sias ~sIe ~ n
iaso; Ts.E,c. rit.ted sa&Ay %: timo,hy+ 'co:e on
wasHn I'll eat4 o.: p!.it1s loote. on *sson- edleS
HinES-hereivcd- Ito ~ q: sh17poa. HAN ns
3hr fe,l.s wa Axxiu rather weak, bit thcet were
tms II Aiut PIE rases a2d re make "a
ID tW Guut4.loui- shcrp res:. Es'e wAnted y W.
GErt..n sLips wsfs t,l.h Il IS s5Sc re hfde.
~ f,iEow1: C.ty sreen btehsss ~: kteea tslte
ru.ed yEc; green. frozen. :+49c: ef"en call, y:
ereet, Liz ip,Sc: dry tat lse:te. drf fastd E9lte
srnhhy roortu cut erhc. wise dhmaSe1, tWothtsds
zz.is. MI tra lu rtr crut pH,
, 1870-02-17
WINDOW PULLEYS,
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Denafture Of Train5I
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

en1eAao ss soszaxss5IHuns I've u,!I nAMn2,P u
e0t6fi1 tbS2oz1a5rts z-staa " w -
r.sss 6: s {! rs: sss's's;s: s:,: s:::s .S:s
s'A1'a afasasssss.'-;1rcR3 -5;xi1rcR3 ls1 IN's7
:::s z z Is: :: IL Il :Ss5 ''s;s
~. ~ 1ssF;if:: q 7:as Fs::ss;:f: s%ss :s
Issaeasa sesa@M;9, ,sa:4 5J,,s;o. sa's1
p,-o4usIass s.s*si &C.. .as K.5as
sS:.is E:It tEs;. Gs!'.3. % zI'a;a !Ss5 ..%:s
S*s?saa :si.s F:::sss;:-:::>. S:s
ssszs:aa g4.t<ass:-----..s.:1ss .fs:is:. .sn:.s
H.ss:s. Il =sats*;s ass
:. - S.s.l s; ) !. rt: .:.,H
S.s::1.s: S.s: R:::i::5:;;aas.%:s Ssss=s;as::- :s:
~e'e"s:s5 81 + g5sl$F; S::f;.; IL
uk1os DaFuT-sos:. u La. s;-cas.
~ s;ss!t s.tF:::::::: :S;5 ;s::
5s 6sss.a s.saiss,: Rs.,siis.'s;:;l IL ass III
2s::St:;Ri 81: III s:i;:iss !:
!: . o. t.. & .a,;a: a.: ) 5z::s'
fI:: Essl.;: szss: s.@ia:; e=et':.. ~
14K1 sHoza AFn ~ HloY1ess sou1Hzaa
p1'o7o4fs:s ice. { 5:s z':ss = sss4a s:.s'
IT,; =; ;s;i;= i::s;5 ;s:$
s1as iass s 4sss;: : ss:3s ss;s: i5s. @'s
s:,, -; as:.:ss
n,s45e4s i e: :!;.5i14.es. n4t1Ha4s o-
j Il: { s.sa* I'd .s.s,..
S:!::7: ~ II; a;:::: IL:
4i;tsfS -: Is
Kalamazoo css1as,ea1. cse@saa as5 "a Iaui:yM11
p.y = ssss5 .sgsE
.i.s5 'zss'F? ?ssS Esif9-E iiStf;s55 :a
CHICAGO. arz11sG7uS Z er1SIY RA.1KoAn
N. - a,l,. e :..y: t..a
1:S;:Est 1:;;5:s E5Sssiail! & al!s.ss: Is:s4 ~'a
E::zi5s tssst,:; 49, ss5a :.s..E
Esss;' EE.:ss's. Il taa:asis ,.sa
raoda:,on. .pn ~: - :Ik.
s1Rs. Rsss1 ssndsI. t1s:pt S.fa.s- :Ess ass
a7sB1Roa. 19Ha1f 19sHaf.TEtH' EAT7z a oH1oAes
~: he ss:::;;5s;z;a:: Il ss5:s = s 'sss
us1oAao. ALTON II 19uH ;9I3G AAa;soS: = s.s :.
ri fs?ssss; f5s?2sssss:s;;:1::::.:::. .Ss5 :.:s
!Fisas ssPa .;sa.e
s:a:s: III = e sE1la 4.
rf7rg6E2 HAH
, 1870-02-17

Dr. Kus4nl1.

ts; S<ush Chleaso, enzra tsr no rhaEEt! ~
Wcr,t rraes Of ee1aIua <c7Sres-. BY usw rneth>d.
10 u.aoste, ot the unireri:J et rh.l4seiphi;
i:nronie mi tx1uA bis-atrs u both ;c1rs scna
st,mnTr 1heoiy ii reEvuuA AID Sexual DtseAAes-
1nrsuIf al, Id fien sud tentd ntlal.
, 1870-02-17
REAL ES1A1E.

Ws1nntee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles Of the Court House
rled fcr record Oh Wednesday. FcnFuarY 16:
Th'rsy.n'th It. 4ss 4 " Of Laurel a. :, SIX e,o
raiIs,.it,a s's 81 Is Il oi Iaaie Il, si1
Atiiea tic II i. se,t 80 Il oi Laurel it. sa1
vefsaa =; Al, n oi wsnpaaseh sv i isi1 '
ia 10 ii; Fep. TO- 1850
NJ. 9:xl0a ii; Fen. .1a.,..............-... $50
+. as1las II: July 0. 1861 s73
ef. a11GlH 1t; Feb 4....,.............. 5000
assit Feo ........................ 1000
sn"fkd si Il; -. ~ IS Il Of Inl;y:taiid .tsi,
co:s, *; 4, III Of Futon Il and. Wv
S,ded ); .! 7x1l7s Il; Fen. la............ 1000
s. cor d Il ~ It of Wood 1t. I, s51lsok
Il, with buildings; 5ap. u s.,oo 2'so
vi, = isP; isee Il ioo Il 81 sinssrn0n sill.
%.ss,i Il 1Ss5 ss5n y. i. COZ Of caitiss 81
nj. sl11oo It, MN liable front nou-e;; :. ~,
wsss fs0 ns,ii:oa i, ii; ii Of Tofoop II. ii;
weet as San.ion III Il. rs ii 81 Aberdeen ii. n
Uaoa 15 FIX Fl p.ee 10 Sin ii Of Fuiton * ''
~, as1t11l1* IT. with house: oc. 4, ,o,,
w.st a.iri.on 81. ~ n q centse AZ.
~ sos1n soi .oi; or cir iiX,1a. '~'
Green Boy road: 81 y OF Dve'teJ AZ. "
nann, Road Il coIaeis Il, E I, ;i1ssift;
| Feb. A.......-................. s.4G3
sorrn OF ci1Y LIMITS.
Arcfer road, aW OF Egan ~. saH acres;
Aisher ro:.,: Nv ot Easn II, sia acre.; :. ~
anssr'T n e ~ ,:.,r.i e a NJ Ss'1
, 1870-02-17

The mcthodt,t Church Soufh-Kee
ports from tnc Late Conferences
Rev Baaor Jane, 9. r. !, e1 Yees sI9s noI
H. soa;r, whe.s be has been a'sendisg The
, 1870-02-17

s,Arr.,fnent, N III p1tya.e mAEefs-nx1e q. fEroaIA
M T. 6ANGKR. Il L1aa1ie r. Psizs t*csurs aa4
Book g - A.Esiea - esas sS.s fn. fsns Ss1s.,cs
saerss.islI, f!ra,cd Aba. NkAfI.E P!Lls-- tu.s
ears for victims ei seH.abot4-&HH ~ raAA h1eeso
s.ae .ni I'll dress p u. BIZ r. GhleAx3.
, 1870-02-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HARRIET.

wEpHExpSr FvESfS0. Feb u.
The tcowIbF table the dAiiy seeslts ane sE!o
ut.t. ct HFcs durrx TIE uett Mo 70 this .yraoF.
rrp1rted ~ the Scr1sAsy u the Uplon STOCK Hates
, 1870-02-17

3!ass e. ssnnt' s','a 10 ii sss, y, Is .s3.u
rTa,htS. S.,. 70 e11i:s Or Eetsafr i ri rl.d
Hs'o ~, "1'eh. Hs-t-e: wrn sar "a u, 9st ~ i
te.et ~ ~, ~ 9Ie'sta IN cnnas- Of tie 1e.r nf
Esse s'A lt.'. tfof.s tdoro : 4os1.n3 X, "a.
tt,gus pt'tstttdts xtc all co-Hn u.l;, 1rr,ac.Er
soi, e. sn!h "a ro &C sac basle1a OF tie world,
tswt - ttEci 'orHsnsr tie
TIE one H rH41.s 10 rtiAaon 10 The msnnre-
atII q He Ear IT q fe7tpue during tho secmd
qnsffcs NE e'eas.sar hsre rec al, ueea made
pubic, ~, con pared WITH the Corresponding
Fs1too CT at Itat, SLOW II foilos
l6tR-sa. 1st3-9.
Oef to OeL t.
-, A1ar% De- ST. D.t. 81
kteu In ns and ta1es .gs9, s3a,Ae3 $64l4l,75;
n!sIeusi 14s ftu1ce4.... 1tL4,a3i S,t2s Ill
1oA ................ .-t9V AIAt3a x19.7s9r4li
1etp-sa l3S3A9.
1ctlto OF. 70
E1pssfA~ bse- 81 ptc 81
G!fn teES e ~, ao5 S,nsi9s&1
war, fA'5, pecEots tc... - 5.,9k5 s1.i1JSss
Oh 0elt. <5.4sa3u akrtA41l3
ToM., ,a1s,,s4 t7sslI7s5
1E
, 1870-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,


Will cure thu ltca.
WHKATONtS OlneMkST Will ea:e 81. Ahero.
NAiATuS's U1STMkST su.es U.e S51rr.
htA1ua's UlNTNhaT ss:es AL us.e..es q ~
Shin ptlee 70 tCEtt. hF u.al 6D ctuia All nfsxaHfx
seu Il. Nhhka 4 PUrlkH. Kosson Ptppta.
, 1870-02-17

Ttls EaIsadta Hair oys IA tbs w7stdt II
ac:J trut aad resfeef Dye; hx1lsa sriahIa, aAt41f
nrous; dssppantosu 7dlesst'cs hats; Ers1tAsz
hs!r al Ii besst1fS,. ns:k 81 bowl soia u =
D.Ix61I:z I'D Petfuz&r and psupestJ ap7lad Il N
Wiz EketasY. II p3odEt-. HsH Yak
, 1870-02-17

S-lpEns u quarter, t25Y 31i,9Ia 451.4a3
Sales ss toe atock Board to-day, were:
&l.sG0 l1tt.d Safes 9pS OF 1865 fntNJ.. ..1ltH.
Tne futn lInH ndAra AMI t,,a. lara xuAdn.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20
Benches and MelOdeOn for Sale.

EIGHTEEN WOODEN BENCHES,
~ with backs, in good order Also one
Mason and Hamlin Rosewood Parlor ME-
LODEON, and Wood STOVE. Will be
sold at low price. Enquire at his office.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20

vey parcel of land to the trustees of
Deer Creek Monthly Meeting of Friends,
for the use of their members at Broad
Creek Meeting.
Whereas, John Levin, late OF Hartford
County, deceased, did convey by deed on
the 18th day ofAugust, 1859, (Which deed,
is recorded in Liber w. G., No II, folio
121, one of the Land Records Cf the Circuit
Court for Hartford county,, to John H.
Stokes and Thomas II. Huff, in trust, a
small piece of land adjoining the lot on
which Broad Greek Meeting House is built,
for the purpose of a burying grounl, and
the said Thomas r. Huff being now de-
ceased, and the several parties then con-
cerned having no use for the said lot as a
burying place-the said John IL. Stokes
surviving Trustee, with tie consent Of Il {
several parties, now ask authority of the
Legislature of Maryland to sell and convey
said piece of land, as above stated.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, that j ohm II. Stokes
surviving Trustee, be, and he is hereby au.
thorized to sell and convey to the Trustees
of the Deer Creek Monthly Meeting OF
Friends, for the use of their members al
Broad Creek Meeting, all that parcel OF
land held by him rs surviving Trustee.
SEC. .. And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
Approved April 4th, 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
Governor.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20
Public Local Laws
For Hartford County.
PUE I He BY A UT no i / Il Y. !
Passed by the General Assembly of Mary
land at the January Session, 1870
CHAPTER 1863
For Hartford County.
CHAPTER 1869.
AN ACT

To authorize the County Commissioners OF
Hartford county, to sell part Of the Poor
House Farm and to erect suitable build
incs for theu of the paupers of said coun-
ty, and to levy q sum Of money for that
purpose
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of Maryland, That the County Com
missioners of Hartford county, be, and they
are hereby authorized and empowered in
their discretion, to sell, either at private or
public sale, either in the whole or in lots OF
parcels, as they in their judgemnt may deem
best for the interest of the county, and upon
such terms as they may deem most expedient,
all that part of the land or farm situated in
Hartford county, called or known as the
Aims House or Poor House Farm of Hartford
County, which lies on the northern side of
the public road leading from Waters Mill,
TO the Hartford Turnpike, and the said Coun-
~ Commissioners are empowered, upon the
payment of the purchase money to convey
by deed to the purchaser or purchasers OF
said land, the entire interest OF Hartford
county in and to the same; provided that
nothing in this act contained shall be con-
slrued to compel the said County Commits.
sioners to sell the land they are herein au-
thorized and empowered to sell, but they are
10 sell only in their discretion.
SEC 2. And be it enacted, That the said
County Commissioners are also authorized
and empowered TO expend in judicious
manner the proceeds of the sales Of he land
which they are herein authorized and en-
powered to sell, in the erection of suitable
buildings on or near the present site of the
Aims House of Hartford county, for the use
and accommodation of the paupers of said
county, and in their discretion to levy at
their next annual levy, twenty-five hundred
dollars on the assessable property of Hartford
county, to be expended by said Commission.
ers, in addition to the proceeds of the sales OF
the land they are herein authorized and en-
powered to sell, in the erection of said Aims
House buildings.
SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That. the said
County Commissioners are hereby authorized
to enter into any contracts ard enforce the
same that may be necessary to carry out the
purposes of this act
SEC And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect and be in force from the date
of its passage.
Approved 4th April, 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
GOterHOP.
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To change the time of paying the States
donation to the Hartford County and OAR
lington Academies, from annual to semi
annual payments.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That Section three
of an Act to repeal an Act entitled "An Act
to add now Section to Article twelve" of
the Code of Local Laws of Hartford County,
entitled SCHOOLS" relating to tho Har-
ford County Academy and the Cokes,
burg or Abingdon Academy, and re-enae-
ting the same with amendments, relating
to the State donation to the Hartford Coun-
ty Academy, passed January Session,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, Chapter
one hundred and eighty-threc, be and the
same is hereby repealed, amended and re-
enacted to read as follows.
SEC. 3. And he it enacted, That the said
five hundred dollars herein restored to the
Hartford County Academy and which was
heretofore paid annually, shall be paid to
the said Academy in semi-annual pay
ments of two hundred and fifty dollars
each out Of the Academy fund of Hartford
County; and the said sums of two hun
bred and fifty dollars and one hundred and
fifty dollars, mentioned in the second Sec
ton Of this Act as belonging to the OAR
lington Academy, and making in the az
gregate four hundred dollars, and which
was also paid annually, shall be paid to
said Darlington Academy in semi-annual
payments oftwo hundred dollars each, out
of the said Academic fund, and the Treasu-
rer is hereby authorized and directed to
pay upon the warrants of the Comptroller
semi-annually to said Academies respect
lively the sums of money herein directed to
be paid to them, commencing on the first
day of April eighteen hundred and seven
ty.
Sec 2. And be it enacted That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
Approved March 2, 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
Governor.
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CHAPTER rs.
AN ACT

To change the time of paying the States
donation to the Hartford County and OAR
lington Academies, from annual to semi
annual payments.
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CHAPTER All.
AN ACT


To add the following sub-sections to Article
10 of the Code of Public Local Laws, title
Hartford county, subtitle Sheriff, to come
in after section 1885,
SEB. l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of Maryland, That the following sub
sections be added to Article 12 of the Code
of Public Local Laws, title Hartford county,
sub title Sheriff, to come in after section 1856.
SUc-SEc 1. 1t shall be the duty of the
Sheriff of Hartford county, and he is hereby
authorized and empowered to employ COM
potent physician to attend the inmates of the
Jail in said county, whenever, in his judg-
ment, said inmates, by reason of sickness, OF
otherwise, may require said attention.
SUB-SEc. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the
County Commissioners of said county, to levy
annually upon the assessable property Of
said county sum of money not exceeding
one hundred dollars to carry into effect the
provisions of the above sub-sections
SEC 2. And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage
Approved 4th April, 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
Governor.