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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-02-28
POSTPONED SALE.

YTNHE sale of Personal Property of JACKSON
Il WILSON, on the old York road, between
Sweet Air and Cockeysville, which was to have
taken place on Wednesday last, 25th inst. has
been POSTPONED on account Of the weather,
until Monday, March I'd, at IL o'clock M.
lt#) JACKSON WILSON.
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FOR SALE,

A TWO-HORsE NARROw-TREAD WAC
AON, nearly new, with GOOD BED. Will
be sold on reasonable terms if early applica-
ton be made to G. II. HENDERSON,
On farm recently owned by Amos Matthews,
near Towsontown Feb. 28.-3t
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DIED

On The 18th inst, BENJAMIN R., infani
son of Benjamin and Mary NJ Rrice II
At his late residence, in Baltimore county,
on the eve Of the 10th inst, URfAS BAILEY,
in the 74th year of his age. 9 81
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FOR SALEOR RENT

A SMALL FARM, containing Fifty Acres,
IN situated at oklandviile, on the w estern
Maryland Railroad and Falls turnpike. For
particulars inquire of
JESSE MARDEN
No. So South Charles Street,
Feb. 28.-6t Baltimore, Nd.
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INeSuuy, oU uUy q lHDTcH, IoIF,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The following Personal Property, viz:
q TWO YOUNG MARES, fsSmzzM
40 <sutable for general use ~V&zM
.AA FINE MICH COWS, NT
part Alderney, will be fresh by day OF sale 1
thorough bred Alderney Bull, Chester Hog,
very fine.
IMPLEMENTS, &C. Geser Thresher and
Separator, nearly new l narrow-tread Wagon,
Dirt Scoop, Chopping Mill, Plows, &c. Also,
lot of Fodder, some Furniture, consisting of
Stoves, &c.
TERMS.-A credit of six months will be
given on all sums over SO, the purchaser Civ
ing his note, properly secured, bearing interest
from day of SALE
JAMES ATLEE.
Feb. 21.-2t%
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SAMUEL G. WILSON, Aucr1oNEER.
EXTENSIVE SALE
VALUABLE HORSES, COWS. HAIR
NESS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, sc.
MUEL G. WILSON, AUcr1oNEER.


TINE undersigned, being about to remove
l. from the State, will sell at public sale, on
the farm of e. G. Penrose, I 5 miles from Balti-
more, between the two prongs of the Hartford
turnpike, on the road leading from Reese's to
Guyton's Mill, one mile northwest of Wrghts
Hotel, adjoining the farm of j. X. Mast, on
Wednesday, l1th of March, 1874,
at 9 o'clock A. M,
ALL THEIR STOCK, FARMING NIPPLE.
MENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&C, &C, CONSISTING IN
6 VALUABLE WORK Az0
HORSES, AS
one of which is very fine half Percheron
Stallion, Frank Norman rising seven years
ia, s"rlr 49, ~ere2tsea ha5ads-lIighy -and
weighs l 400 pounds. This is one of the finest
draft horses in this section of country.
. HALF PERCHERON GELDINGS,
Il one and the other years old ;
= MARES, 2 of them fine Brood Mares, both
Cin foal by Frank Norman COLTS, l, 2
and years old;
10 COWS, some fresh, all but 2zsa-uyr,
L Cwill be fresh in the Spring SSWEa1
three-year-old HEIFER, l BULL,-A
l combined Buckeye Reaper and Mower, l
eISnt-HoTSe SuSSell separator, IN SOOu OrQer ;
four horse broad tread Wagon, Log Wagon,
l Horse Cart, excellent Spring Market Wag
GSaa5z on, for one or two horses 2
MKTM Buggies, Sulky Rake, Roll
&R<zzzz(aEGer, l Grain Drill, Hay Car
riage, Wagon Body, Corn Shelter, Cutting Box,
Fan, three-horse Drag, l three-horse Root
Plow, 2 horse Flows, Harrows, Shovel
Plows, Cultivators, Horse Hay Fork, Grain
Cradle, Scythes, Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Mat
tocks, Log and Fifth Chains, Single, Double
and Triple Trees, sets heavy Breech bands,
sets Lead Harness. double set Stage Harness,
Saddles, Brides, Collars, Lines, &c.
HO USEHOED d KITCHEN FURNITURE
consisting of Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables Wash
stands, large Kitchen Dresser, Lounge, Desks,
| No. Niagara Cook Stove, l Template Stove,
| Coal Stove, lot of Fruit Jars, Apple Butter,
Dairy Fixtures, such as Churns, Stone Crooks,
&c. Also, lot of Meat Stands, Cider Barrels,
Tubs, Vinegar, lot of Bacon, 125 lbs. Lard, or
doz Chickens, large lot of Old Iron, and
many other articles. Also, 25 Acres of Wheat
in the ground, so bushels of superior Seed Oats,
20 bushels of Turnips
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of SIS and I'M
der cash on all sums over that amount
credit of seven months will be given, purchas-
ers giving notes with approved security, bear
ing interest from day of sale.
SOLOMON YODER, JR,
MOSES YODER.
s. G. WILSON, Auctioneer,
Feb. 2S.-2t.
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BY .. z. MACGILL, AuCTIoNEER.
EXTENSIVE SALE
HORSES, MULES, COWS, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, SC,
NEAR PIKEsVILLE, BALTIMORE
COUNTY, MD.


THE undersigned will sell al public sale, al
"Dumbarton," the residence of the late
Noah Walker, deceased, about one-half mile
east of Pikesvlle, Baltimore county, Nd, on
Monday, I'd day Of March, 1874,
commencing promptly at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE STOCK
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.
We name in part:
b ~ DRIViNG HORSES, In
1 VERY VALUABLE BAY MARE, .AN
i can trot in harness and rack under saddle
in three minutes, and in foal by Jim Gamble.
One two-year old Colt.
M TwENTY-oNE VERY
WM SUPERIOR
on MICH cows most ofwhich 49,
JOare fresh or will be by the day S
of sale. Among the number are 0G
some very superior mixers, giving from four
to six gallons per day.
y THOROUGHBRED DURHAM BULLS
q AND THOROUGHBRED
ALDERNEY BULL.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Sc,
six seat Family Carriage, wazua
dagger Wagons. Spring =@8NfyM
Wagons, 8 four and sx-horse asesssSiell .ie(lxs
Broad Tread Wagons, Hay Carriages, 4 one
and two horse Carts, Reapers and Mowers,
World and Buckeye;) Hay Tedder, Horse
Rakes, Glover Seed Saver, Glover SEED Huller,
Cutting Boxes, extensive assortment of one,
two and three-horse Flows, Harrows, Shovel
Flows, Cultvators, Double and Single Trees,
&C., in fact every implement appertaining to a
a large and well stocked farm. large assort-
ment Of Wagon, Carriage and Cart Harness,
and sundries too numerous to mention, Also,
lot of well-cured Bacon.
TERMS OF SALE FOR THE ABOVE.-All
sums Of $lO0 aud under cash on all sums over
$le0, credit of four months will be given,
notes to bea, interest from the day OF sale, with
approved security; or five per cent. off for
cash.
Ar THE SAME TINE AND PLACE WILL
,r.A be sold a SMALL FARM, contain .A8p
GH"M ing about ACRES, improved with $50
- TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
The land is in good condition and we'll fenced
situated at the forks of two roads leading from
the Reisterstown Turnpike Road to Randalls-
town, about mile west of Pikesville, and one
half mile west of Western Maryland Railroad !;
would be fine location for country store.
The above is now occupied by Andrew Shaffer,
GS-TERMS CASH.
P. H. WALKER.
o. ?: MACGILL, Auctionser
Feb. 2S,-lt,
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PUBLIC SALE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
TNHE undersigned, intending to relinquish
Il his present business, will offer at public
sale, on the premises, on
Fifth day (Thursday,) the 1911 of third MONTY,
(MarcS,)
at o'clock ?. NJ,

HIS MILL, CALLED THORNTON"
.sssS.ss situated Immediately on NHN
SEssSga the York Turnpike at its n NIL
Y"intersection with the West aEtTyFAk6}a I&
ern Run, l44 miles from Balti- - Esa1Ikz$
more and one mile from the N. c. Railway at
Cockeysvlle. There are Pairs OF Al feet
Burrs, with all the necessary machinery for
the manufacture of 1870 bbls. Flour per day.
The whole being driven by two of N. F. Burn
hams Turbine Wheels 80 and AZ inches---
under head of IA feet This Mil is one of the
best located in Baltimore county, from its
proximity to the Railroad and Turnpike, and
being in the midst of fertile grain produc-
ing country, from which the chief supply is
obtained, although it has the facility of obtain
ing it from Pennsylvania or the West upon as
favorable terms as mills at Baltimore. Whilst
the principle market for the flour is Baltimore,
it has retail trade of from $4,000 to $4,000
per year, which always pays good profit :
part of this trade is from the Ashland Iron
Works, and the numerous Marble and Lime
Quarries near.
ALSO,
A FARM OF lO3 ACRES,
Near the White House, on the Yohoe road and
near the Falls road, % miles from Baltimore.
This is amongst the best land in the neghbor-
hood location very desirable; all slopes gent
ly to the south. About Sixty Five Acres clear
ed, the balance in Timber. No buildings.
We. The terms of payment, which will be
made very easy, made known ON the day of
sale
Immed lately after the sale of the Real Estate
the following Personal Property will be offered ,
viz:
q FIVE MULES, 7 HORSES, g
1EyO <one of which is that well LIN
49,. known Stallion, Badger. 40
dark brown, II hands high Colt, q years
old | large Mill Wagon, two-horse Mill Wag-
on, with springs, with two sets oil Wheels, one
narrow and one broad tires two-horse and
one horse Spring Wagon, with narrow tires;
large Wagon, with Iron Axles and of sufficient
strength TO bear ten tons ); l other Wagon with
broad tires; Harness for six horses, Single
Trees, Chains, &c. Also, lot of HOGS.
GzG~ Terms made known on day of sale,
THOs. H. MATTHEWS,
n sSGRAIN WILL BE BOUGHT as hereto
eS fore, until day of sale.
THOs. H. MATTHEW'S.
Feb. 2s,--3t.
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n s5sGRAIN WILL BE BOUGHT as hereto
Try fore, until day Of sale.
THOs. H. MATTHEWS.
Feb. 2s,--3t. 't
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