The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-03-20


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PUBLIC SALEs.-The following is a record
of sales advertised in The Agis, or for which
handbills have been printed at this office:
On Tuesday, March 3lst.-By Thomas C. Hop
John W. Hopkins, deceased, consisting ofhorses,
COWS, farming utensils, &c. R. s. McNutt, auc.
tioneer.
On Tuesday, March 24th-By Henry D. Far
nandis, trustee, farm of 200 acres also acres
adjoining, with mill, water power, &C., situated
on Little Falls. J. S. Richardson, auctioneer.
On Monday, March 3Oth.-By VIM Young,
trustee, IL acres ofland, near the Upper Roads.
Improved by dwelling house, &c
On Saturday, March 2lst.-By J. 8. Dinsmore,
at Coulsontown, q lot of store goods, &c.
On Monday, March 23d.-By Mrs. c. Cover,
Deer Creek, stock, farming implements, &c.
On Saturday, March th.-By Henry j. Maca-
tee, stock, farming implements, household fur
niture, &c. George A. Cairnes, auctioneer
On Monday, April 6th.-By VIM B. Jarrett.
Sheriff, 20 acres of land near Broad Creek.
On Thursday, March 26th.-By DR.. +. NJ Haw.
kins, in Fallston, household furniture, horse
and carriage, Sc. S. R, Gilbert, auctioneor.
On Monday, March 3Oth.-By VIM Young, at
torney for owners, at Jas. s. Lytle's hotei Bel
Air, Black Hawk Colt, bar fixtures, household
furniture, &c.
On Tuesday, April 7th.-By Henry d. Farnan.
dis, trustee, 10 acres of land, situated on the
road from Stafford Mills to York improvements,
frame dwelling house, &c. j. s. Richardson,
auctioneer.
On Monday, March 23d-By A. Preston Gil.
bert, trustee, piece of land improved by two
story dwelling, situated at Aberdeen w. 8.
Bowman, auctioneer.
On Tuesday, March 4lh.-By Z. ii. Webster,
John II. Price and w. II. Dallsm, trustees. the
valuable real estate of the late John W. Hop.
kins, deceased, situated near Darlington, and
comprising 294 acres of land.
On Tuesday, March 24th.-By Mrs. Lucy
Ropke, at Rock Hall Hotel, % cows, 3 horses,
farming utensils, &C. B, F. Carroll, auetioneer.
On Saturday, April 11th.-By 8. A. Williams
and s.. Archer, trustees, the personal property
of H. A. Silver. George A. Cairnes, auctioneer.
On Tuesday, April l4th.-By Henry d. Far.
nandis, trustee, the Hartford House, in Bel Air,
j. s. Richardson, auctioneer,
Bbber, trustee, 25S acres of Deer Creek land, of
which Henry G. Stump died seized. j s. Rich
ardson, auctioneer.
HAvRE DE GRACE AFpAIRs-The ReouJlican
says:
Tho little steamer VIM. Mccall, recently
purchased to run as ferry boat between Port
Deposit and Lapidum, is now undergoing repairs
at our Marine Railway.
The steamer Juniata, Capt Richardson. of
the SusquehanHa Tow Boat Co., will resume
her regular trips for the season. between here,
Port Deposit and Baltimore, on the 14th inst.
-On last Friday night Mr.. John w. Carver in
a neat and very appropriate speech, presented to
the Venus Council, U. o. A. NJ, a handsome BIZ
BILE, which was received, on the part the Coun-
Gil, by Mr.. j. F. Woodrow, who In turn delivered
a most fitting and pleasant address This order is
growing very rapidly, 1t has been in existence
but six months and has eighty odd members.
Thomas M. Bacon, Esq, who was long and
tavorably known to the citizens of Havre dc
Grace and Hartford county, died very suddenly of
palptation of the heart on last Friday afternoon,
at the residence of his brother in Oxford, New
York. where he has been residing for several
years past
Mr., Bacon was, at the time of his death, in the
of years Justice Of this town, and also served
one term in the Maryland Legislature, he being
elected to that body by the old American (KnoW
Nothng) party in 1856