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ORDERING THF TROoPs FoRWaRD
Marine. and batteries or Artillery ror Fort
McHenry-Gov. Cnrroirs Demand.
WASHINGTON. July 2l.-1
just received here.


Rst-soRE July 81
T. ~, Pre,ief y ~, t,,f~f Snl. Wii.l,n,tu.
i'm % uy duty 60 call you fors sufficient force
of wnrdti' .r,i' 9" protect the Unitei states cue
tom h"us' ari sui Treasury. sni other Government
tulldlnss pa tins city.
,sisued Jons |. raoru Jr. Collector
Acting So retary Mccormick nus telesraphed
to Mr.. Thomas askins ths charaotcr Of tho
trouble he fears. and also II he could obtain cit-
iS'ns 10 perform duty IN protecting the Govern
ment property. II authoriza j To DO 50.
telegram received at the War Department
this morning from Col French. commanding
United States troops at Martnsburs W. Va.
reports all quiet AT that place.
Tn" Secretary % Wcr. 30 h'= formal order TO
Gen. Han 'ock commanding the Military Div-
SION Of the Atlantic. fpr morn troops IN this
vicinity. directs him 10 send al out jl0 marines
from Norfolk and four strons batteries OF artii-
lory 10 fort VI Henry. Maryland. ami iNo bat
tories - equal str, nh TO the Washington
Arsenal
The following is tho corr~sponien.e which
has pH--' between 90" Governor ui NaDuni.
~" lr' NJ. s. rst.ry oi War. and others
WITH REGARD To- tho railroad RIOTS.
CAsDss stsuoS. July N
Ana.sin'leeo IF rioters. not 20 NJ, ii.r--4'hv Any
moro ant uNlu ktl rtai Depot here. -st r.r tU the
.Ht and hnN" irfrn ~ tl tIr rrrn'n who t'fl uftsi
20 .NN'-Ni-h 'nt htN u }. ln '.-iHt ~ii iir iHfte
~ w' umtni Co., ii-IFr~ the fuirr.. ant uini fhr
ffr ..ui-ftNUe~. the state ffs 4UUi
lHI N"n ft ~ ltr.Ii. u D' te lm ed STATE frflrN.h
TIE INrD % the State dom.
AiiI lauNNtt tvustA,d utlc t. meet 'r rfntr. ucy
ssn'il Joss 10 r,ssotf.
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TIE Killed ~ BILIIuORE
Victims OF the Miliiimen'. Fire Shot Through
the Brain.

BALTIMORE July 2l.-The following IL a
correct list Of the Killed and wounded las, night.
Killed-Thomas V. Byrne shot through the
head and instantly Killed while stand NJ on
posite the Sixth Regiment Armory. corner Of
Front and Fayetto sire Is at 7i5 i. Nj. lie was
8! years of age. unmarried AMI has been a
clerk for the past five years in Srasburger 4
Sons clothing house. at the corner OF Gay and
Front streets, and register Of voters in the
Fiith Ward. Patrick GIL. shot on Front street
near the Sixth Regiment Armory. ut s PM. lie
was timer by trade nni stranger IN the city,
LOUIS Slnovt h. shot through the head on
Fridrri'k street. ats 7. NJ, while watch ns tho
passage ol roupnni"s oi The Sixth Regiment.
II resided at NJ. Albemare street. and was Il
lAbOrer.
Cornelius Murphy. shot in the neck on Balu-
morn str't. Lived II short TIM. Resided Al
~ Eastern hNrnne; Was married. md by O;cu-
y iun alnrrr.
William Hnurtnl. shot through the brain. on
streets, at sos +. NJ: nrwshoy. Is yra's Old
led AT ~ Ilarr son street. Win widowed
h'if, on Baltimore street, n"nr Holiday re-
.'.l 1 ~ - o"nlh CrhtrI avenue; % years Oil;
n..l"f I'Uit H"orSr M"Dowli, stW IN the
lui s,r"ti WAS ~ }ruis Off. ami "A c.,rprut.r
,r,.r l T,iii az -nM ,hro1sa the heart on g
J.. r"sHrd 80 GIuny street AMI Was 10
rue following proclamation has beon issued.
u'ti 0"o, ori01.,' .louG i''' mnln ni''m.r'Hg'
an ,,hl 40, H'' lheiltr. ,,,l..',.i 70, ,i,tin
N.W +'Mrlh- N li"Nd'. HNu II.l.Ir tI,f n.ntl ,'
oNau"n' in uu'r 'lHi ul, li.i,Nfnl n'i -ttr. i.ty
''i H'' We l|A'e vi l"c n" Wi'NNf t nOIlf, ni t.u.
Na'""' HlshtU duhf lft tAHNnif. NHNtiuUr.
VIZ ll - lt,.ti n.r.Ii
. fW-i'rut bYall ui i'u4!ge.
HARHN triAun.
JAsts littHsAf
tohuussl'nrrs of Fnice.
BALTIMoRH. i1:l5 T.. M.-The utmost anxiety
hna n"'n HMhh ned in tho city hy reports Ola
mpudy Nuhlli between the strikers AMI ihr
eoi li"ts at Camden street depot IN whlrh four
sTl lNfis wrrr sand ~ haze been killed. The
10 u are thnt IN anticipation Of "A row
IN ihborlns pcople Of the clty began 10
th"rs were thrcr thousand persons there mn
h"4r ago. Tine MAJORITY had hHn drinking.
hNh rom dlis nE thr soldiers and police thcy
grow boHl enough pturpW orouAl0uli 0tOn, + nj
iH'm At ll'i lusi ~ It w.9 found n"'rs-
u, r,n'is, npgn ,,m. A d"',"n.
s"Jt. nAl VOID A.yv n.i-s,A r.l many
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Cutting on tho Stree, Rn,lroad..

Tho Brooklyn City Railroad Company
i"N1 '' 'll"d io rW down tnr wage, ol tn,ir
eu"id V''@ ""d dr'v"'- iNuuts -4,u c,nt, u,lAy.
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nc. ,,. sotp,.t. Hess N.NnSeloS. July 81.
ri ~ ~ .,,, -, i ,, -, 49,, o., -
m .,n % ~, me a. ,'s ,n'i ~. ne VIII '' 'o" to
lui call uron u.ishhonns stat. wi r,,nl, tc
."fy 'pmmunoat witii me herc. and VA advise you
more d, .n,'.H i" a short HMe 49,, "a v...
H "A' ',, .,''v ~" w..
S''A'y " war
~ Tr,.,,' i,,",. @ I, -, ,, o,, ,,
.ii t,. and 'a...h. A,ni,tI. A. .a. .,U t - i, 's
ssii 90 .lhh' rs : ai@. lna, g. NJ ce,',r' oen,in
cat With m, h,fc. ~il ail-e yua more dcnnsiy .n
" snort Nme' ~" ,,.,..... ........-.,,,.
soio"N' hoss. July si-ii A'AN
'v 't'-t ., ,.....,,. o., ,,.... .
Ma, sni o. auy' ''''' '"''
w..a,,,.. ,,.,",
r, U,r S~-,..i-i n W. Sfh>.' H.s
= ~Al.,,..'... ,s'. ,.'c, r'sN The 'ne.. o u,-
rg,i5 m 3, s'bs' -,'! r. ~ a11.'r u.- .,.--. A..,
" >'w ik. ne' tlc n'ai.n, 30 fhr Na,y Ns1l Tr~.
. \ number ~ other i'lrSrunis passed h.iW 'rn
bnl in"rr"n ,NNsh nst %. i'r 7lt % w.trh
WIS that G"n. Frrn was ordered 90 send all
troops h" ouid SPAR - Baltimore 20 a. under
G,N. OarroN nrd"rSi
:, ~ So Z" t,ry oi War hr"r conSp 'atan with
ul' lr'r u ht ua- dtfr td t'"n IRON j. r'nl-
MHhdinE ih' 1 u t"i states troops W Mart MS
Crnrs VI ,i,' y s'hI i~rt"n oi his iutfe L.
tu.liN f'HNN, VI =. iN -piir - M RIOT.
The trnoi- wrr" or ierri 20 that pln 90 in re-
spnns' ~ r'll.st Oh Gov Caro-. OF Maryland
L. hhN. them -"ni th.re.
- Tn"i SS'r''ary - Var MS afternoon ordered
,i'n. ihnr.l :. Hhuro'k. commanding the
M Mn YDrk H. urN ',. M on,. r.. n ',,''.r,
ani nsSum" personal command OF all tho troops
az fhii point.
was qniei ntthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road depot 10 ths CITY this mora us There
WIS "a crowd Oi oilers present who -t,.ulairl ns
tn ~, a,,t..., "a, ih,. Il ~ ~ In. ,,.. ,., - ~
ir 'n, mn r,or, ANA H.. " ,i,7l ,, t,''hs
49, "a - M -. a., ~ ~, ~ ''''I' 'I' ~ s''' - nl
NJ iNlH,'lN v. ~. mo, h' lAhb II "in-
plFliSsri somewhat uy u 'arciy OF engines
IL ,.,,,..
timorr and pNtouae d'rqi. TAr truns run
".' s"'"'"'' anu ~ "'S'u'O"h" II ahtlr-
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The Thermometer In New ,orA Yesterday.


n,7s - s'fN 81 5H55,""''p ~. .pa' 5li . -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-15
at II o'clock A. NJ,

for taxes due the County Commissioners OF Balti-
more county and in arrears for the years 1917
1873, 1874, 1875 and 1876,
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ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
SITUATE AND LYING IN FOURTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE CO.,

And comprising part of all that whole tract
of land which by deed was granted by HOllngs-
worth to James NJ. Brauner, beginning for the
same at an old marked tree standing close to the
side of spring branch said to stand at the end
of one of the lines of tract of land called Addi-
ton to Walls Pasture said tree being at the end
of said Sd line of said whole tract of land and run
ming thence bounding the outlines of said
whole tract with 45' allowance for variation north
GOT degrees east 20 perches to the centre of the
Garrison Forrest road; thence along the centre of
said road and the outlines of said whole tract of
land north l54 degrees west and nine-tenths
perches thence north degrees west perches ;
thence north degrees west 16 perches thence
leaving said road and the outlines of said tract of
land and running south 791 degrees west 1929
perches to marked pin oak tree standing by the
side of spring branch; thence south SO! degrees
east S74 perches; thence south 66 degrees east 36
perches to chestnut tree standing in the lst line
of said whole tract said tree being boundary
between GOestz and Cox; thence bounding on
said 1st line north |! degrees east 30 perches !;
thence still bounding the outlines of said whole
tract north j93 degrees east perches, and thence
north ~ degrees east perches to the place OF
beginning, containing 30 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, being the same land which by deed
dated Sth day of September, 1871, and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county in
Liber L. Ii. A., Y, folio IA, &c, conveyed
by William George Read and wife and Il. Wyatt
Blanchard, Trustees, to Rachael Adams.
Assessed to Rachael Adams for 1876.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-15
ALL THAT GROUND IN ELEVENTH DIS
TRICT, BALTIMORE COUNTY,

Beginning for the same at n stone at the end of
the south 62! degrees east l27 and four-tenths
perches line of Jos. Anlcrson's land sold to John
Graw thence by the land of Sam'l France south
I22 degrees, west 30 and two-tenths perches to
stone in the ground; thence south degree, west
II and three twelfths perches to stone; thence
south J degree, east 56 and two-tenths perch
es to stone; thence south q degrees, east
80 and sx-tenths perches to a poplar tree; thence
by Cuttings and Bakers land north 434 degrees
east 142 and three -tenths perches to lime stone
corner of Burnett's lot thence by said land of
David and VIM. Fielding north As degrees west AZ
perches to a stone; thence by the land of John
Graw south 81 degrees west so perches to a stone;
thence north 621 degrees west 3S perches to the
place of beginning, containing and laid out for
504 ACRES AND PERCIIES OF LAND, be-
ing same land which by deed dated October 18th,
1861, Liber G. H. c., 33, folio 2l7, &C., was
veyed by Daniel Lee to James McGraw.
Assessed to James McGraw for 1876.
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ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
SITUATE AND LYING IN 18TH DIS
TRICT BALTIMORE COUNTY,

And described as follows Beginning for the
same on the northeast side of lane 20 feet wide
running northwesterly from point on Belair
road 20 feet southwesterly from the beginning of
the whole lot of ground Of which this lot is part
at the distance of 25S feet nOftwesterly from the
intersection of the northeast side of said lane
and The northwest side Of Belair road which place
of beginning is intended to be in the centre of the
partition wall between the house erected on the
lot now being described and the one next adjOin-
ing thereto on the southeast and running thence
northwesicrly bounding on said lane 56 feet /;
thence northeasterly parallel with Beair road 81
feet to an alley 3 feet vide thence southeast on
said alley with the use and privilege thereof in
common with others Sc feet to intersect a line
drawn northeasterly parallel to Belair road and
through the centre of the aforementioned parti-
ton wall and thence reversing said line and
bounding thereon southwardly 6l feet to the be-
ginning, being the same land which by suitcase
dated the 9th day of December, 1872, and record
ed among the Land Records of Baltimore county
in Liber f. II. A., rs, folio 3l3 was leased by
Christopher Gipe to Cecilia Zuschlagc.
Assessed to Cecilia Zuschlage for 1876.
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ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
LYING AND BEING IN THE l1TH
DISTRICT, BALTIMORE
COUNTY

Being part of tract of land called Pork Forrest,
or by whatsoever name names the same may be
known. and contained within the following courses
and distances, viz Beginning for the same at a
stone standing on the hill south side of the lower
fork of the Hartford turnpike road and at the place
where the line of the said tract and the north line
of Young's Escape crosses; thence running and
bounding on the latter reversely south degrees
west SO perches to stone corner of Lewis kel-
lam's land; thence running and bounding south
S94 degrees west II perches to a stone or stake
thence north II! degrees west lO4 and nine tenths
perches to about the centre of said pike; thence
in and about the centre of the same two courses
north 434 degrees east II and eight-tenths per-
ches, north 56 degrees east perches; thence with
a straight line to the place of beginning. contain
ing and laid out for II ACRES OF LAND, more
or less, being same land which by deed dated 4th
day of June, 1885, Liber IL. NJ. F., b. folio BOG,
&C., was conveyed by Edward Fletcher to Peter
Doyle.
Assessed to Peter Doyle for 1876.
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POETRY.
THE REASON WHY.

l called the other day;
Sat half an hour; then languidly
She came-Miss Blank-al in her best array.
She asked me if l knew
Smith was engaged to Cousin Sue.
"Quite poor-no match. pity her-dOn't you p
1 thought of all the smiles
Miss b. had spent on Smith-the piles
Of JHtet-dour, and various other wies,
That failed so sadly, and
Replied did indeed She famed
Her false curls back, and said II understand
"Miss Y. has cards for Mrs. C.s
dL-mdsque tomorrow evening. These
Y.'s are shrug and whisper groceries" :"
L ventured to inquire
If she should goy her eyes flashed fire
| evidently had aroused her ire.
''We don't assocate"'
Her scorn | could appreciate
The Blanks had not received cards, up to date.
We spoke of friends-Of who
Had married lately. "Who knows? You
May be the next in need of rice and an old shoe y
The old smile played among
The wrinkles in her cheeks she hung
Her head and lisped, 81 will not marry young"
Alas too true "I'lI wait
Weddings are too common of late"
She said, and smiled, and showed her teeth's gold
plate.
Some grapes lay a table near;
And, as we ate, could but think how queer
That grapes should be so sour this time O. year.
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He was answered by laughing nod.
So when dinner was over, and the 9TH
ers had started for walk, we find Tom
and Nan following slowly the winding
river road, not caring where it led to,
and talking of--the weather, of
course. The others had paired off, each
couple rambling where their inclinationS
prompted, and only met on their return
to tea.
"Hungry as a hound, | am, said
Ned, as they took their seats at the table.
'I'm SO glad Pm living" said Dick.
''Beautiful scenery along that river road,
isn'tthere Nan p remarked Joe. "What
river road ?" innocectly inquired Nan.
This was greeted by roar, and poor
Tom and Nan buried their heads in their
plates. Out of consideration for their
feelings the subject was changed, an
each one was busy telling of the after
moons adventures. "Such a set of jab-
berers never heard - exclaimed Joh1az-
the staid and sober member of the
crowd. "Another county heard from -
cried Charlie in loud voice. 81 YER
lily believe" said Sue, "that's the first
time John has opened his mouth to-day"
"Youre mistaken there, for he has open
ep it enough in the last ten minutes to
impoverish the country for year" ex-
claimed Ned ''Dwellers in crystal
places should refrain from the propul-
sion of irregularly shaped particles of
granite formation" retorted John in
his quiet way.
On returning to the Parlor conversa-
ton was resumed until at Mr.. Cameron's
request, they all joined in singing
"Refuge," with the exception of Joe
and Charlie, who preferred big arm
chairs in the library, to Refuge in the
parlor.
"Joe, this has been the happiest day
of my life" 81 can't imagine why, it
has been very quiet. ~ wouldn'tcare
if it was as quiet as graveyard, if we
were together" We will draw the cur
tain here, and leave them alone until
the others call them and inform them it
is bed time. Two happy girls lay awake
far into the night thinking of their new
found happiness, and making bright
plans for the future.
They had to make an early start in
the morning, SO by eight O'Clock they
are standing on the porch to say good
bye to Sue and the merry time.
eff you have tears, prepare to shed
them now," said Ned "Stay your elo
quence, or we'll miss that train" cried
Charlie from the wagon. Good bye
Sue," said Joe, "thanks and blessings
ad mfmtum be upon your head" " 'If
you add much more we'll beleft," d" ejac-
ulated Tom. So they all piled in and
soon reached the station where they took
the train for home And as the dis
tance from "Rochelle" increased, asigh
went up from each of the party, that the
happy time was over, and they must all
separate.
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ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
SITUATE AND LYING IN FOURTH
DISTRICT BALTIMORE co.

Comprising tract of land called Gosnell's
Range and part of tract called StOcksdale Ad-
dition or Edwards Industry, beginning for the
same at II stone planted for the beginning of
Stocksdalc Addition and running thence with the
lines according to the deed until it comes to a
stone marked 8 thence running north 1917 de-
grees east l6 and four -tenths perches to stone
marked 10 planted 10 feet on the north side of
Horne Spring branch running thence down the
branch and at the distance of 10 feet then north
y degrees west 81 perches to a stone marked II :;
then south SCI degrees west 81 perches to a stone
marked II planted in the 18th line of the original
tract of land called Stocksdale Addition at the
distance of and seven -tenths perches on said
line; then running and bounding on said line
with u pegreeS allowance for variation south 81
degrees west and three tenths perches to stone
marked 13 planted for the beginning of Bache-
lor's Content, still bounding on said line south
BIZ degrees west 10 perches to intersect the Sd
line of Gosnelrs Range, then running and bound
ing on said line north 50! degrees west 113 and
seven-tenths perches to the end of said line, then
bounding on the given line of said land south 40
degrees west 81 pcrches to a stone now planted
for the beginning of said land, then still bound
ing on the outlines of said tract of land south %
degrees east $50 perches, north degrees east "a
perches to the beginning containing 7Sf ACRES
OF LAND, more or less
Assessed to Sias W. Stock sdale for 1876.
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Assessed to Frank Brockmycr for 1876, 1875
1874 and 1873.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
SITUATE IN THE 18TH DISTRICT,
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,

And described as follows: Beginning for the
same at the intersection of line drawn along tie
centre of the hedge running enthusiastically from
the line dividing the land owned by Robert Sin
clair, from the land owned by Samuel Register,
which place of beginning is north 524 degrees,
east 80 perches from the given line of long point
measured along the line dividing the land of Robt.
Sinclair from the land of Register, and running
thence along the centre of the st mentioned hedge
south 37A degrees east 80 perches to a cedar stake
on the west side of the garden pales thence east
wardly parallel with the north from said Sincairs
barn and cart shed, IL perches and IA feet to a
point opposite the centre of the farm lane, then
Running along the centre of said farm lane south
27t degrees east 93 and eighteen perches to
the north 62 degrees east 81 and four r-tenths
perches line Of the land heretofore described and
directed to be sold thence reversing the lines of
said parcel and bounding thereon the following
courses, viz: South 62 degrees west "a and one
tenth perches, south 60 degrees west 58perches to
the given line of long point then running and
bounding said line north l54 degrees west 122
and four tenths perches to the southwest corner
of the land sold by the said Sinclair to Samuel
Register, then running and bounding on said line
north 524 degrees east so perches to the begin
ming, containing 81 ACRES OF LAND, more or
less.
Assessed to Robert Sinclair, Jr., for 1874, 1875
and 1876.
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Assessed to Samuel Grafton for 1875 and 1876.
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND
BEING PART OF A TRACT CALLED
BUTLER'S FARM, SITUATE AND
LYING IN 4TH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE COUNTY,

And described as follows: Beginning for the
same at the end of the north Sc degrees, east l51
perches line of that part of said land which was
heretofore conveyed by John Gill, Sr. to John T.
WorthingtOn and thence running north 56 de-
grees. east "a! perches until it intersects line
drawn north AZ degrees, west from Il stone set up
in the ground marked with the letter A ; thence
reversing said line and bounding thereon south
Al degrees, east 10 perches to said stone marked
A therce south 43i degrees east 2S perches to a
stone marked 3; thence 404 degrees, west IA
perches to stone marked C, south % degrees,
west If perches to a stone marked d; thence south
4Ss degrees, west 81 perches, north 4S4 degrees,
west ~ perches north 50 degrees west 30 perches,
north 462 degrees, east 64 perches, and thence
with straight line to the place of beginning, con-
tanning 10 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, be-
ing the same land which by deed dated the Sth
day of May, 1852, and recorded among the land
records of Baltimore coun.y, in Liber ii. NJ. f.,
No. 2, folio 15l, was conveyed by James Brown
and wife to Henry Pelzcr.
Assessed to Henry Pclzer for 1876
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ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
LYING IN 18TH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE COINTY

Described as follows: Part of tract of land
called Fitches' Chance, beginning for the same at
the end of the north 2l degrees, east 75 perches,
line of the whole tract and running thence bound
ing on the outline of said tract north 593 degrees,
east 23 and one tenth perches until it intcrsects
the 9th line of the tract of land called Harbour,
then running and bounding on the lines of said
land reversely the following courses, viz: South
% degrees, east 26 and two-tenths perches, north
10 degrees east "A perches, south 16 degrees, east
3SI perches until it intersccts the south 760,
west 81 perches, line of the whole tract called
Fitches Chance then running and bounding on
Pitches Chance the following courses, viz
South 763 degrees, west %! perches, south 800
degrees west IA and three -tenths perches until it
intersects the Sd line of the tract called Addition
to Harbour, then running and bounding on said
line south II degrees west perches, and then
north So degrees, west 90 perches to the begin
ming containing II ACRES, 3 R00DS AND 9
PERCHES, more or less being same land which
by deed dated the I'd day of September, 1861,
Liber L. II. A., No. "a, folio 3, &C., was conveyed
by E. Beatty Graft and wife to Francis Brockmy-
er.
Assessed to Frank Brockmyer for 1876, 1875,
and 1871
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ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
LYING IN THE 18TH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

And described as follows: Beginning for the
same at a stone planted at the end of the I'd line
of the land of John Hall running and bounding on
said line reversely with degrees for variation
south 6l3 degrees east Is and seven-t -teaths per-
ches, south 331 degrees west 333 perches to the
northeast side of county road and also to inter
sect the given line of said land then bounding on
said line reverselynorth 6li degrees west per-
ches, still bounding the outlines of said land
with said variations two following courses reverse
ly north 554 degrees west II and four tenths per-
ches to a stone planted the northeast side of
said road north 324 degrees east 30 perches to the
beginning, containing ACRES, R0ODS OF
LAND, more or less, being same land which by
deed dated I'd of March, 1859, G. II. c., "a, folio
545, &C., was conveyed by John Hall and wife to
Joshua Dennis.
Assessed to Joshua Dennis for 1876.