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Permanent Grass Land.

Surprising sheep nusbandry to become general
IN the vicinity of Towsontown, the first and most
important step to take will be the establishment
of fine natural pastures which will answer to have
the sheep lie on through the winter, for it is all
nonsense to think of keeping them in barns as is
done in the North. But as the cold is very severe
and snow lies thick for several days at time, it
would be well to have some comfortable sheds
under which the flock could 60 during spells of
Indictment weather. Of course they should no
erected In the most con venieut and sheltered To-
cations and hay should be there ready for them
and racks for them to eat it from without waste,
and it should be understood that after a natural
pasture has thickened and become mass of lawn
IKE heritage by the grazing with sheep, hay can
De made which is admirably adapted for ewes
having early lambs or for any sheep, for if it is
moved while young it cures green and in short
IS what all hay ought TO be- viz dried grass
whereas much called hay is dead stems almost
rotten ripe and really straw with the seed gone.
Not only in Baltimore county and in the whole
State OF Maryland but on all the Atlantic side of
the continent every tract Of land adapted for
lying perpetually in grass ought to be devoted
entirely to pastures and moving the same as all
the low clay land near rivers and any other suit
able soil is in England. This is found to pay
much better than cultvating for grain, and it is
fact that all those farmers having the greatest
proportion OF GOOD grass land are the most pros
porous, and the "graziers" las grass farmers are
called( are usually spoken of as higher grade
of agriculturists
1t should be distinctly stated that it is absurd
to suppose any poor, exhausted upland will
answer the purpose of lying in grass, for though
billy ground may in time come round by coutin
usl grazing, yet it would take many years. The
kind OF grass which would prevail on well man
aged, permanent pastures can be seen by any one
who will search for patches in villages or just
outside on roadsdes where the turf has never
been removed and where cows horses and other
animals keep the grass very short and which geu-
orally looks very much greener than any farmers
fields
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DUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
CHAPTER q

CHAPTER AZ.
AN ACT to repeal sections one hundred and
five aud one hundred and six, of article three,
of the Code of Public Local Laws, title Bal
tmore county," subtitle "Fences," and Sec
tons one hundred and ninety five, one hum
dred and ninety-six and one hundred and
ninety seven, of article three, of the Code Of
Public Local Laws, title Baltimore county,"
subtitle "Trespass."
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted by the General As
senebly of MARYLAND, That sections one hundred
and five and one hundred and six of article
three Of the code of Public Local Laws, title
Baltimore county," subtitle "Fences," and
sections one hundred and ninety five, one hun
dred and ninety-sx, and one hundred and
Public Local Laws, title Baltimore county,
sub title Trespass," be and the same are here
by repealed.
SEcrioN 2. And be 1t further enacted, That
this act shall take effect from and after the
date of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is q
bly, of Maryland, passed January Session
1874.
Approved March Sd, 1874.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
DANIEL j. MCUAULEY,
EDWARD RIDER,
BENJAMIN F. JORDAN,
| County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
| July 1I.-3t.
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More than hundred million postal cards
have been issued by the Postoffce Department
yet in the face of this there were more thar
thirty millions more postage stamps sold last
year than there was the previous one
And there were thirty-two million postage
stamps issued to the Government Departments
ceeded twenty-five millions of dollars. These
facts show that the postal intercourse among
the people has been vastly increased, because
there have been more stamps used than ever
before, Notwithstanding the fact that very
considerable amount of business has heen done
by postal card, requiring no stamps.
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Property Sales.
JOHN P. POE AND FIELDER q. SLING
LJFF Trustees


TRUSTEES SALE
SPLENDID FARMING LANDS IN
WORTHINGTON VALLEY,
BALTIMORE CO.,
BEING THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
RICHARD j. WORTHlNGTOA.
VyHE undersigned, Trustees, by virtue OF
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Baltimore
county, will offer at public sale, on the prem
Ises, on
Tuesday, tie 14th dGy Of July, 1874,
at IL o'clock NJ,
ALLTHE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATE
RICHARD WORrHINGTON,
which has been divided into fourteen farms,
as follows:
Contains liza ACRES, l ROOD and 30 PERCH
Els OF THE BEST QUALITY LIME SrONE
LAND, cleared, with fine Improvements, con-
tanning the MANSION H0UoE, &c.
No.2,
Contains 81 ACRES, ROOD and 20 PERCH
ES 81 acres of which is cleared xsskx
IF" lime stone land Of the best quality, -
No. 3.
Contains 80 ACRES and 20 PERCHES, 81
acres Of winch is cleared lime stone land OF the
best quality, and the balance in fine timber.
No. 4,
Contains 81 ACRES and 30 PEACHES, 70 acres
of fine lime stone land, and the balance in fine
timber
No. 5,
Contains so ACRES 10 acres of upland, aad
the balance fine timber. Has Tenant House
on it.
Contains "a ACRES and RO0DS, all in tim
Der.
Contains 136 ACRES, ROODS and / PERCH
Els, 80 acres OF limestone land, the balance IN
Oak and Pine timber.
No. s,
Contains II ACRES and l ROOD, 80 acres of
upland, and the balance in Oak and Pine tim
Der.
Contains 80 ACRES and ROODS, all in Oak
and Pine timber
Contains "a ACRES and FOODS, all in Oak
and Pine with Tenement House.
No. IL,
Contains 62 ACRES ami RO0DS, 80 acres in
upland, and the balance IN Oak and Pine tim
Der.
No. IL,
Contains II ACRES and FOODS, ~ acres IN
upland, balance III OAK and Pine timber.
No. IL,
Contains 40 ACRES and ROODS So acres ID
upland, balance IN Oak and Pine timber.
No. IA,
Contains Is ACRES, 2 ROODS and 70 PERCH
Els, 56 acres upland, balance in Oak and Pine
TIMBER.
THIS land is we'll worthy the attention of
persons desiring TO invest IN farms. 1t lies IN
The Worthlngton Valley, in fruitful and beau
utul section OF Baltimore county, miles from
Baltimore city and = miles from the Western
| Maryla Railroad and the Village OF keis-
tel stown. IL has been divided into farms with
| special reference to water and accessibility to
public roads. Plats can be had by application
" the Trustees
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE :-0ne-Lhird
| cash and the balance IN TWO equal instruments
IN SIX and twelve months, or all cash, at the
| purchasers option. The deferred payments to
pear interest from the day OF sale and be Sc
| cured to the satisfaction of the Trustees.
JOHN z. POE, rr,o4,
FIELDER C. SLINGLUFF, Aio''eeS'
| 0. P. MACGILL, Auct. June 2O-ts.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
SMALL FARM IN THE 9Th DIS
TRICT, BALTIC. CO.


DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Baltimore county, sitting in Equity,
the undersigned as Trustees, will sell on
Monday, July 18Th, 1874,
at o'clock PM,
ALL THAT PROPERTY descrieb- -.
s" ed in a deed from John thinner 80
&:l man to Michael Miller, in Liber E. ~1T~
I'll. A. No. SO. Folio 239. one Of the Land Rec
ords of Baltimore county, and thus described
Beginning for the same at bounded White
Oak and running thence south twenty eight
degrees, west three and four-tenths perches to
a White Oak Tree; south forty lone degrees,
east thirty-three and three tenths perches to a
stone north sixty-fve degrees, east fifteen
and four tenths perches to a stone; north nine
teen degrees, west thirty and one-half perches
to a stone; still north eighteen and one-half
perehes to double White Oak Tree still north
twenty nine perches to Stone and Chestnut
Tree; thence south twenty six degrees. east
nineteen and eight tenths perches to place of
beginning, containing
EIGHT ACRES AND 12I SQUARE PERCH
Els OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The property is improved by
COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
is we'll located and will make a good home for
anv one desiring such place.
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the de-
cree are-One- half cash on day of sale and
balance in six months with interest note
with approved security to be taken for the de-
ferred payment.
JOHN l. YELLOTT.
JOHN T. ENS0R,
June 27.-ts. Trustees
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BALTIMORE RK Els
Corrected from Thursdays papers.

FLOUR.
Howard st.Super S4.25@$475; Extra 1925
9$6.O0; Family $6.25@$7.5O; Patapsco Fam
ly $3.50. Rye Flour $4.25@$4.75; Corn Meal
$3.75@S425.
GRAIN.
Southern White Wheat 81 $751; Red 81 80
choice Western Red $1.4O Pennsylvania Red
$l.3S; White Corn 90@92 cts; Yellow do.
$685. Oats Y cts. Rye $l.1O
PROVISIONS
Bacon Sides 103 cents; Shoulders II cents.
for cured meats; Hams l5@16 cts. Lard,
refined, 123 cts; Liverpool ground salt 81 20
@$1.SO; ine $2.25@$3.35 per sack; Turks
Island 5000 cts. per bushel.
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O. P. MACGILL, Auctioneer.
o. P. MACGILL, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
LEASEHOLD PROPER
TY, ADJOINING THE CITY
OF BALTIMORE, IN BAL
TIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
I'D for Baltimore county, the undersigned,
Administrator of Rachel Waltemyer, deceased,
will sell at public sale, on
Wednesday, July 18th, 1874,
at IL o'clock NJ,
at the Court House door, Towsontown,
ALL THAT VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ES-
TATE
of which said deceased, died possessed, viz:
No. l. A LOT OF ground on the North side
of the Washington Turnpike Road, adjoining
the city limits, fronting said road about So
,A feet and running back 500 feet, i'm 1Sss55sss,
Ell proved with ssS
49, FRAME CORN HOUSE, -
subject to ground rent of s. per annum.
No. 2. A LOT of ground Immediately ad-
joining the above, and fronting on said road
about 80 feet, and running back 800 feet, i'm
proved with well built
TWO-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK HOUSE,
WITH BACK BUILDING,
and one
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING,
the whole lot subject to ground rent of $25
per annum.
No. 3. A LOT OF ground about 100 yards
West of the above described property and 'front.'
ing ON said road 81 teet and running back 300
FOUR TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES,
the whole lot subject to a ground rent of $41.0s
per annum.
This property is particularly well adapted
for Lager Beer Breweries or Butcher establish
ments from its contiguity to the city and album
dant supply of water.
M9- TITLE INDISPUTABLE.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by order of
the Court-One- third cash on day Of sale, and
the balance in two equal payments of three
months and six months. Deferred payments
to bear interest from day of sale and secured
to the satisfaction of the Administrator.
CHARLES I. WALTEMYER,
Administrator.
o. P. MACGILL, Auctioneer.
June 27.-ts.
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VALUABLE FARM,
In the 9Th District, at Private Sale.

HNHE undersigned offers at private sale his
l. FARM, situated in the Sth Election Dis
trict, Baltimore county, on the county road
leading from the York turnpike to the Western
- Run turnpike, about three miles -,
- west of said York turnpike, adioin- ;%
tt ing the lands of Thomas Cockey, FL
John Ensor of A., and Sarah Price. This farm
contains about 13s ACRES, more or less, in
good state of cultivation, we'll watered and heav-
lily tmbered; good portion ofthe tim Der is thrift
ty Chestnut, ready foruse. The improvements
consist of substantial STONE DWELLING
and good FRAME BARN with Stabling at
tached, and other necessary outbuildings.
good spring of water at the door, and an excel
lent Dairy. Persons desiring to purchase
good farm would do we'll to call and view this
property. Terms made to suit the purchaser.
Persons wishing TO view the farm can call upon
Mr.. H. G. Cole, or address me at Ellengowan
P. o., Baltimore county.
A. COLE OF L.
Feb. 2l.-tf.
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NeaO Advertisements.
InSolVent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the credi-
IN tors of DAVID MACBEE, an applicant
ior the benefit of the "48th Article of the Code
of Public General Laws, relative to insolvency"
that the first Monday IN December, 1874, has
been fixed for his appearance to answer inter
rogatorles and for final hearing of bis case
before the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
Dated 8th day of July, 1874.
JOHN BACON,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CO.
Jnlv II Ri
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NOTICE,

DERSONs who may desire to attend the
l. Trustees Sale, JOHN P. POE & FEEL
DER G. SLINGLUFF, Trustees,) of the valua-
BILE estate of the late Richard J. Worthington,
on Tuesday, meet, 14th instant,
will find conveyances at the Reisterstown De-
pot of the Western Maryland Railroad, upon
the arrival of the morning train, to take them
to the property, and return to the Depot, with
out charge. 0. P. MACGILL,
July lit. Auctloneer.
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A CoUNTRYMAN swlNDLEp.

Va The City of Louisville, Kentucky, will
have Ia three years, the largest and most complete
Public Library on the contiaent. The collection
of books is already enormous, the galleries Of
painting and statuary are only third in extent
and value, and the museum is quite equal 10 any
in this country. This is the work o! dozen
men, beaded by Ex-Gov. Thos E. Branlette, who
have accomplished it all (including the magni6-
cent building which contains it) by series of
Gift Concerts. They give two each year, the
profits going to the Library. Out of the profits
of the third, given in August, 1873, the mana
gers added largely to their collection of books,
and printed Robinson Crusoe in raised letters, for
the blind OF the State, aud from the proceeds OF
thefeurth, which took place last March, they print
ed Pilgrims Progress, in like manner, and en-
arged their department Of mineralogy The
fifth and last concert takes place July 3ls, 1874,
and from that it is expected to complete the work,
and make it the largest thing in America They
distribute So, 500, 900 among licket-boders, the
highest gift being $3.50, 900. The managers are
receiving thousands of letters daily containing
money or asking for information, a force OF
twenty clerks being required to attend to them.
Gov Bramette has made these concerts great sue
cesses for which be is the most popular man in
Louisville
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EXHIBITION OF THE STER-
EOPANTASCOPE

AT THE TOWSONTOWN M. E. CHURCH,
July 18Th and 14th, at 8 p. NJ.
TNAITHFUL Mirror of N ature and Art. One
Il Hundred Large Photographs reaching
from floor to ceiling, are beautifully shown by
means of Powerful Drummond Light. The
views embrace Interesting Places and Objects
seen in Syria, Palestine, The Desert. Egypt,
Great Britain, Italy, France, &C., &c. Also OBJ
jects seen in Trip Across the Continent, The
Niagara in Summer and Winter, The Yosemite
Valley, and The Mammoth Trees ofCalfornia.
Admission 25 cents. Children under l5 years,
Is cents. (July lit.
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NeaU Advertisements.
WANTED.

A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, sound and
IA without fault. The advertiser q
Will pay $3.50 for horse answering LIN
the above description. Apply at.AA
once, to THIS OrrILC,
July l1.-3t
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A Valuable Farm, in the Eleventh
District, Baltimore County.

DY virtue of the power contain in deed
ID of mortgae from James W. johnson and
wife to John W. Onion, guardian, bearing date
October lst 1866, and duly recorded among
,.,. the Mortgage Land Records of ~
G"H Baltimore county, @a%
G&in Liber E. H. A., No. Is, folio 16l, -
the undersigned, as Mortgage, will sell ny
public auction,
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.UNGkESSI(DN

The friends of GEORGE II. CARMAN, in
Baltimore county, announce him as q candi-
date tor CONGRESS- in the SECOND CON-
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
June I3.-tc. VOX POPULI.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT & RACES.
"None but the Brave Deserve the
Fair"
akee

GRAND TOURNAMENT, TURN OUT, PIC,
MIC, TRIALS OF SPEED, DANCING SOL.
Rec, AT NEW MARKET, BALTIC. CO.,
Tuesday, July 21st, If clear, if not, the first
clear dan.
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On the I'd instant MARY JOSEPHINE, infant daughter
of Oscar 8. and the late Josephine Applebey aged
months and Is days.
On the 9Th INST, after painful Illness MARY LAWN
in the 10 tn year of her age
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MARRIED,
DIED

On the 30th of June, by the Rev. John W. M. Will
liams, d. d., JOHN T. ELsRoAD to Miss ELLA c. daugh.
ter of E. d. Hallock Esq, all of Baltimore.
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indeed. Business exceedingly quiet.
Fortunately good health prevails notwithstand-
ing the pestiferous effluvium exhaled from the
basin and Jones' Falls. Those who do remain
in town-not having money TO spend-seldom
appear on the streets. 1t is questionable to be
at home when everybody is off to the seaside or
springs. NEsToR
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JOHN l. YELLoTT, Attorney.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE

By 0. P. MACGILL, oneer.
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o. P. MACGILL, Auctioneer.
June 27,-ts.
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BY SAMUEL HI. COVER & SONS.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BALIl-
MORE COJTNiY

IN THE REAR OF SAINT InHN's EPIs
COPAL CHURCH, OPPOSITE TO
FIRST TOLL GATE ON YORK
TURNPIKE ROAD.
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TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, ONE ROOD
AND THIRTY-FOUR PERCHES

dsee
JOHN l. YELLOTT, Attorney. DULY H.
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u Y virtue of the power vested in the under
ID signed, Attorney for the Mortgage, z,.
in a mortgage from Martin Kraft to the Gi
East Street Perpetual Building Association Xss%
No. 2, of Baltimore city, and recorded in Liber
J. B., No. Sc, folio 1879, &C., will sell at public
auction, on the premises,
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STATE NEWS.

John I.angion oil Ca~'Ictau h,i .
leg broken playing bail, lat saturday.
The pencil nlil al Ca>Ilrron - am
Jog out 20, 000 STATE p,nrt!s = iil. aud
the production il 10 be doubted >oou
Berwick llou-r Hnrisnd. is again
opened for business, l3 Clark r. Rich
ardson.
r a Shatuck, Rutland. has been
arrested and committed to jail for black.
mailing.
Mr. Patriot Crane Of Casletou had
his leg broken by being thrown from a
carriage on Sunday.
The piitsiord Sunday School, are to
have au excursion to Burlington and by
boat to 1coudeioga, tomorrow
Tho sum oiSl5,000 was di,burscd
TO railroad employees Of the Central YER
mont at Rutland, Monday.
A Freedman whom Constable Il loss
of brandon was taking tie the lock up on
Saturday, broke away from him, ran and
escaped.
Hon, Geo. II Bigelow, the well
known journalist of Burlington, has ac.
ceptrd an editorial POSITION On the Bur
lingion Sentinel aud also been prevented
from taking ii hy an injunction.
John =. Phar, indicted at Rulland for
the murder of Mr.. Ann Fr,c,c in May.
vas nrraisutd on Tuesday aud pleaded
not guilty. lis trial commences to-day.
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"A Black Bear weighing S0l lbs.
was caught in the cast part Of this tow n,
west Of the road leading from Rip,on to
Lake Dunmorc last Thursday night, 10 II
trap set by VIM. Chapman The var.
mint made off with the trap and clog,
the combined weight of which was over
forty pounds. The next day Mr.. Chap.
man aud others followed in pursuit for
five miles or more, when Brun was over.
taken and killed, with a ball from gun
owned by Chapman that has killed five
bears including this one. Ia his efforts
to escape and get clear Of the trap Bruin
crossed Small Pond some fifty rods wide
twice, he was an old one as his teeth gave
evidence, and it is fortunate his destruc.
tive work is stopped, for he hes probably
killed over a hundred dollars worth OF
sheep the past summer
We would say to the ladies interest
ed in fancy work, that L. II Clay has
added to his usual stock OF worsteds and
worsted patterns. nosses in all shades,
chenille cord aud tassels, scarlet wors.
ted canvas, tnsel, X. II. canvas, wof.
fle canvas in buff, drab and white, pat
tern books, silver and white card beard,
sheets and pillow shams, chemise, nigh
dress Jokes, bibs and doyles stamped
on nice cotton and marseillcs for embroi
derry and braiding, embroidery beads in
steel, guilt and jet. In fact Clay's is
the place where ladies wil find almost
everything they want. and under his new
order of doing strictly cash business,
they will fiud all goods very cheap,-far
cheaper than can be sold under any other
svatnm
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STATE OF NERMoNT-Addi County
MARY q. GODDARD,
IL CHkStAEN
John NJ DYER ct al


JOHN NJ DYER ct al.
Mary c. Goddard, of Boston, in the State oi
Massachusetts having this day filed, in the Clek
Of the Court Of Chancery for said county her PEE
tition against John NJ. Dyer, of Salisbury. in said
county. William X. Traverse of the City aud
State Of New York, Alexander Newton and Ell.
ward e. Thompson, of Brandon in the County If
Rutland, and Elisha 2. Hitchcock of Salisbury
aforesaid setting forth that said John NJ. ON the
I'd day of November 1870, executed to one vii
liam W. Goddard Of Boston aforesai id a mortgase
deed of certain land lying in Salisbury aforesaid.
and being the same land purchased by said john
NJ. Of said William W. on the 3lst day Of Ocio-
Der, 1870. and described as the Lake Dunmore
Hotel property, including all the farm, woodland
and real estate connected herewith, with a con.
dition for the redemption Of the on the paw
nent of certain notes therein described.
subsequently said Dyer conveyed to said Tral-
orse an undivided half Of said mortgaged premis-
es, and subsequently said Dyer & Traverse con-
veyed to said Newton & Thompson portion Of
said premises, and subsequently said DYER (
Traverse leased portion of said premises to said
Hitchcock, aud subsequently, sald William W. ne
signed said mortgage and notes to the said Mary
e., but neither of said notes were delivered TO
aid Mary g. as the said william " claimed that
he had lost them.
And further setting forth that the said Mary
c. has never had the possession of any Of said
eeived any OF tho principal or interest. and that
said notes arc past due and wholly unpaid. And
praying that said defendants may be foreclosed
of their equity Of redemption in said premises
said deieL At Traverse residing without this
State So that aid petition cannot hc served upon
hisl,
II is ordered that said Traverse be required 10
appear the first day of the next stated term of
said court. to be holden Mt Middlebury, within
and for the County OF Addison. on the second
Tuesday of December 1874, then and there to
answer to said potion, and for tina, purpose said
petitioner shall cause TO be published the sub
stance of said petition and this ordor three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register, printed
Mt Middlebury aforesaid, the last of which pubi-
cations 20 DO at least twenty days previous 10 said
term Of said court
Dated at Midobury Aforesaid, this 22d day Of
September, A. ID. 1874.
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Clerk
STEWART ELDEEDoE, Solicitors. 2s;Sw