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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-06
COURT RECORD.

/ FOR MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1877.
and ited States Circuit Court.
bow ca Hon. w. b. Woods, circuit
he el,a9 hd Hon. E. c. Billings, district
Estate
and Jaege Woods:
|ewith d. sanders, ESQ, was admitted
II HERE q 4" lore all th7 c'urts Oh the
IN, Se D: That all appeals and writs of
|r poR set down for trial commencing
Iotice i tho fifteenth instant, at IL A..
e and 0 heard in the order of their as
how ga until fully disposed of.
in s,cnT Weaver We. William II. Aymar.-
| aSInn Or $l4, AS for plaintiff,
should I'm g. Farnham vs.. Norich g. Flo
the fun srdict of $747 81 for plaintiffs.
flowing jurors are ordered to re-
n HERI day to day; all others are dis
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bcaI Intelligence.

MONDAY MORNING. - Between
i I'D four O'Clock yesterday morning a
discovered in the stable of II.
D Clio, between Locust and Magno.
cts, which building was entirely de-
insured in the Firemen's office for
rfhe next heuse, occupied by char
t7ler and owned by G. R=ckOvick,
Statned to the ground; insured in the
beans Mutual office for $1,000. The
house of Mrs. Gibhardt was also
T,k d; owned by Michael Kilbride, who
old. The two story house owned by
kOk, ore side occapied by herself
Ia other by Mrs. ArmbrusteT, was en-
I'd ined. Mrs. Cooks furniture was
D In the Merchants office for $1IO0.
house, occupied by William Nc.
:. b, was burned. Mr.. Mclaughlin
= Insurance on his furniture, and
NJ s complete.
as one O'Clock double frame house.
at the corner Of POydrss and Gal
~ sete, one half occupied by Wido@
BID the other side vacant, was de-
II BY fire, The flames were first dis
a in the unOccupied side, which leads
~ blief thar the fire was the work Of
. hdisry. No insurance.
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OF MILES MANsRR, DECEASED

SALE FOR A PARTITION
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seeond District Court Tor tire Parish Of orieans-
No. SO $50.
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TEN LOTS OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS.
OPPOSITE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT
CORNER OF CALLIOPE AND MAGNOLIA
STREETS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Mash q Hodgson.

VALUABLE fast DISTRICT PBoPERTr.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

TAX Co1LEcToRs AND THEIR BoNps.-In the Cir
emit Court for Baltimore county on Saturday last,
the petition Of several Of the Tax Collectors for
writs Of mandamus to compel the County Con-
missiopers to release their bonds vas argued and
dismissed. The act of 1875, chapter 170, In rela-
ton to collection of taxes In Baltimore county
provides substantially, among other things, that
the ex-Tax Collectors shall, on the first Tuesday
In January, 1877, pay over all taxes remaining 10
their hands, and also return TO the County Treas
urer their accounts Of all uneollected taxes whore
upon their bonds shall be released by the County
Commissioners and on failure TO make the pay
ments and turn over the bills Of uncollected taxes
in question, their bonds to be put IN suit The Pc
titOps set forth that the petitioners had made said
payments and returns Of accounts, &C., required
by law, but the Commissioners had failed and re-
fused TO release their bonds, &c. hence the object
of this remedy. The Commissioners in their an
swer denied tho allegations In the petitions Of
payment, &C., and turning over of accounts of M
collected taxes Tho Court decided that the deni-
oil in the answers Of the allegations set out in the
petitions raised questions of fact prop@ay to TO
tried before jury in suit. The Court also deci-
ded that under the act in question there could be
recovery on tho bonds only ID case Of failure to
make the payments referred to and turn over ao-
counts Of unsolicited taxes to the Treasurer, and
the burden of proof rested on the Commissioners
to establish such failure. Other points decided
were that the law applied to receivers as well as
Collectors, and both of these limited in point
Of time in collecting taxes to the first Tuesday in
January, 1877, and had no authority to make col
lections thereafter. Finally, the Court stated that
unless the bonds were put in suit within reason
able time, writs of mandamus woald be granted
compelling the Commissioners to release the bonds.
Those Of the Collectors who have complied with
the law regard the rulings as favorable to them,
and are now resting easy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27
NOTICE.

BOARD OF CONTROL AND REVIEW FOR BALTIC. Co.,
November 18th, 1875.
PERSONS who may consider themselves az
grieved by any valuation of property made by the
Assessors for any Assessment District within the
Jurisdiction of this Board, hereby notified that
TO ensure full consideration of such complaints and
appeals in time to complete the returns which this
Board is required to make under the General AS
sessment Act, such complaints and appeals ought
to be made to this Board at the earliest possible
day after the return to this Board of the assess
ment of the property concerning which such per-
sons may consider themselves sggrieved. In all
cases in which o complaint or appeal is not made
within thirty days after the return to this Board
of the valuation complained of, this Board viii
proceed, although no complaints appeals be mada
to review under the powers given to it by the AS
sessment Act, the valuations so returned to II and
will consider such review as final disposition
upon its part of all valuations in reference to which
no complaint or appeal has been made within the
time designated as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that the 4th, Sth and 18th
districts have been returned by the Assessors to
this Board Parties interested viii take notice
that the time for appeals from any of the above
assessments will expire in thirty days from date.
By order,
p. B. LAURENsoN, Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

The undersigned has now on hand about 1000
feet Of choice White Oak Pump Stock which has
been in spring water sufficient length OF tune 70
FREQ it from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock is guaranteed not to give an unpleasant
taste to the water. His arrangements for prepaT-
ing Pump Stock in the above manner ere most
ample and complete, and he will always be pre-
pared to put up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short
notice.
Always On hand ell kinds Of Pump Fixtures OF
the very best quality, including Leathered Buck
cts for Old Pumps, which can be furnished on de-
mand. Common Wooden Pumps made on the
premises where they are to beplaced, when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. After the first year they
will DO kept in order by him FOB TEN YEARS tor
the moderate sum Of 81 per year.
~ II tie ExeelsioT Pump should not gee sat
ss}nctoe IL ,iU be ys0seced and the money REFUNDED
Refers by permission to r. r BoaTman, ESQ.,
Towsontovn. Orders by mail, or in person. at
tended 10 promptly.
WI, 0LDPIELD, Pump Maker,
Je. S-Iys Fountain Green, Hartford Co., Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27
The pcople of Pondleton, KY, have unite,

The people of Pondleton, KY, have united in
refusal to pay their taxes until an investigation
Of the suspected Treasurer's accounts is made.
The Independent says that for many years
Commodore Vandorbilt's benefactions averaged
81 600 day. This is news, but very indefinite
Baltimore dealers say that entire oyster beds
are destroyed by drum iah-vOraeious creatures
strong enough to break the shells with their teeth
"A snow bound train on the Old Colony and
Newport Railroad had minstrel troupe on board,
and they kindly entertained the other passengers
with concert.
The leaves Of coffee are now used to make
beverage not much different from tea. The new
drink finds favor in London, and has been intro
duced in Boston.
The Rev. Henry Egler is in Jail in Falmouth,
KY, for q serious offence. Herefuees to make any
disclosures, and says, remembering Beecher, Goth
or hearts would ache"
"A man in New Orleans advertises that he will
give tuition in law, religion, and journalism, "tt-
ting anybody to become an able lawyer, clergy
man, or editor in one year."
"A Chicago artist has painted picture OF
hell, representing sinners In lake OF burning
birthstone. He desires to sell 1t to some evangel-
list to be displayed in revival meetings.
"A wonderful temperance revival In Pfttsburg
and that neighborhood has made 10000 converts,
and the excitement is growing. Ten churcheAare
crowded nightly by enthusiastic meetings.
N. T., has gone over in bbdy to the Protestant
Episcopal church. Tbemapiaers are Germops, end
the movement gnow out s quarrel with their
priest.
Tho postal officials believe that the Govern
rnent is ewindled in the aggregate to large
amount by the washing and second use OF stamps.
To check the practice new three-cent stamp, so
made rs to show any attempt to efaee the cancel
ing mark, is soon to be issued.
Tho following, says the Boston CompeeresG@
Bulletin, is about as terse en- announcement OF a
business change" Us any wo have received, this
year at least: BIRMiEGHAA, Conn.,
Stop the Btlleti,.. We've busted.
Jan 10, 1877. AMERICAN SHOVEL COMPANY.
Emil s. Gobhardt Of Vallejo, Cal, was a
dIunkard many years ago Then he reformed
suddenly, and the lack of etimulant, in system
accustomed to liquor in excess, caused his death.
His dying words to bis SOD we're: "1t's foolish
thing for man to be led astray BY theee temper
ance folks. Don't you mind 'em--let your fathaR
fate be q warming"
The Travelling Mems Christian association
reoantly held convention IN Chicago, Illinois
member said that gamblers in the cars frequent
ly inspired confidence by pretending to belong to
the organization and be thought that credentials
of some kind should be issued so that Christian
might know that his opponent in casual game Of
| euohre wasn't o rascal
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Cirouit Court for Baltimore County.
DECEMBER TERM, 1875.

THURSDAY, Jan. Is.
Michael Notice. perjury, demurrer to iadict-
ment fled and indictment quashed. D. M. Os
borne & CO. va. A. Il. Krout, Jr.; judgment TO.
plaintiff by confession for $2l5.7l. A. Donovan
We. Maurice Sheehan, or Shane; Judgment by con
fession for S240. In the matter Of the sale foc
taxes of the land assessed to Alexander Duncan,
situate in the first district sold for taxes By John
W. McCauley tax collector, exceptions to ratihca-
ton Of sale wore argued, and the sale set aside.
FRIDAY, Jan. 10.
Robert O'Connell, for assaulting with intent IT,
kill Ohas Carroll, colored, guilty OF common as
ssult, and traverser sentenced to confinement IL
the county Jail for two months (having already
been in jail about two months.)
Theodore Baseman and Perry Gosnoll, assault
ing John Frederick. Gosnell acquitted Basemar
convicted and fped S. and costs.
MONDAY, Jan. %.
Tho German bank of Baltimore VS.. e. A. Poohl-
man: the Judgment rendered heretofore for $l93.-
70 and $500 cost of protest was stricken out and
Judgment entered by confession for plaintiff Tor
S608. 49, with interest from date and costs and
1924, cost of protest. William Crook, admins
traitor of Robert Fowler, deceased, VS.. Thomas M.
James motion to strike out judgment; ovorfuled'
TUESDAY, Jan. 23
John Rosenqarteu, assault with intent to kill
Daniel Gegner; guilty Of common assault and
fined $40 and costs James and Matthew Heron,
assaults not guilty. Walker Mills, same; plea OF
guilty of common assault and fined 81 and costs.
George Baiy, assault stetted. VIM. Kelley, Bit
ing off the lip of Frank Ward and assault; plea
of guilty and sentenced to confinement in thee
ty Jail for six monthsj same assault; stetted.
William Andrews, forgery, adjudged not guilty
and discharged VIM. Poteet, larceny; adjudged
not guilty; remanded to answer charge of for
gerry Duff Green, selling liquor on Sunday plea
of guilty and fined $50 and costs. j. @. Durbor-
row & Co. vs.. Adam q. Krout Jr. case docketed
by consent and judgment by confession for plain
tiff for $294.22, with interest and costs.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN "a.
VIM. Marshall bastardy; plea to Jurisdiction
argued and sustained and cause dismissed. Dan
iel Bosom vs. John II. Zouck; judgment for
plaintiff for S23731, damages found in award Of
the arbitrators, Messrs. B. Frank Benson, Jacob
HoshalI and Jacob Shamberger, with interestfrom
date and costs, and $15.66, costs OF arbitration.
Adolphus Cook VS.. The County Commissioners of
Baltimore county, "agreed each party to pay his
and its own costs. Mann & Bro. VS.. 0. P. Mao
gill; administrator of VIM. D. Blackstone, de-
ceased Judgment for plaintiff to bind assets for
$500, with interest from date and costs David
Leo ys. Same; judgment extended for plaintiff to
bind assets for $7015, with interest from date and
costs. Candy, Gilpin & Co. vs. Same; judgment
extended for plaintiff to bind assets for Sl11.66,
with interest from date and costs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

THE HIGHLAND PARK SUFFERERS.-ln the Court
Of Common Pleas yesterday trial was commenced
of the case Of Messrs. Robert d. Morrison, Saml
Snovien j. Friedcnwald and George Appold, re-
ceivers of the Chesapeake building association VS.
John NJ Peacock, to recover the balance due,
about $3.50, on his subscription to the stock Of said
association. This is thefrst Of verseventy cases
instituted by the receivers of the Chesapeake Lex
ington and Franklin companies against stockhold-
ers in arrears belonging to those companies
These companies were swamped by the purchase,
| Gazette, 25tA issE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

SURGICAL OPERATION day last week Prot.
John N. Monmonier, Jr, Of Baltimore, performed
a delicate surgical operation upon the person OF
gentleman from Baltimore county. Theoperatiop
consisted in the removal Of more than two-thIrds
of the tongue for malignant disease. The method
was Reynolds, by which an incision is madointhe
floor of the mouth behind the lower jaw and above
the windpipe, and the tongue drawn through, and
the diseased portion was removed to its base. The
operation was so managed that neither the power
Of swallowing is affected is speech eventually
lpst
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS !
UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.
TOWSONTOWN.

Just opened complete stock of new goods OF oil
kinds embracing everything usually found IN
frst-class Country Store.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,
DRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
BOOTS AND SHOES, A SPECIALITY,
HARDWARE, CR0CKBRYTARE,
OUEENSWARE, TIN & BARTHENWARE,
as~FEED OF ALL KIND&~1&
COUNTRY PRODUCE bought and sold and
taken in exchange for store goods.
Va. Goods deliyered within reasonable dis
lance, free of charge.
Give US q call before purchasing.
]. W. LEE & SON,
Under Odd Follows Hall, ToysontoWn.
Dec 2.-1y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

Property SALBs.-S. G. Wilson, aucioneer,
sold on Monday, on the premises, for VIM. M.
Isaac, Trustee, an undivided fourth interest in
1924 acres Of land and tavern stand, situated at
Harrisonvile, I'd district, eleven miles from Bal
timore purchased by Mrs. Mary ]. Phillips for
5000.
On the same day the same aUotioneer sold for
Mary J. Phillips, Trustee, on the premises, 80
acres of land situated on the Deer Park road, near
it's intersection with the Liberty turnpike at Har
risonville, improved by frame dwelling and other
outbuildngs purchased by Vim. NJ Isaac for
$4,000.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

SUNDAY SCHOOL ExHlBlTroN-TheS Sunday school
Of Towsontown Methodist Episcopal church will
hold an exhibition in the lecture room of the church.
on Friday evening, February I'd, at " o'clock.
The exercises will consist of choice musical selec
tons, dialogues and Rotations, and everything
will be done to make the entertainment attractive
and pleasant AS the proceeds are entirely for the
benefit Of the school, it is hoped that the commit
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

"A get of false teeth was found on the floor 3f
the Board of Trade room in Chicago but the OWL
er would not expose himself by claiming his prop
erty, and il was therefore sold by auction for tho
the benefit Of q charity. 1t is suspected, however,
that he bid it in through confidential friend.
His pride cost him $50
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

SHERIpps SALE.-Sheriff Barton sold at the
Court House door Oh Wednesday, under judg-
meat Of Peter Kreis, Executor Of George W..
citation No 0, three lots Of ground and two two
story and attic brick dwellings,, all situated in
Canton purchased by Peter Kreis for 81 ,205.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

BALTIMORE CIRCUIT NJ. P. CHuRcH-APpoiat-
Seats for Sabbath, Jan. 2Sth.-Rev. ]. W. Gray
will preach at EPSON, at II a. m, and p. m, and
at Pine Grove, at p. m. Rev. s. r. Murray will
preach at Ridge Chapel at 1O4 a. m, and at Pho
nix at 81 D. m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27

KILLED by FALLING INTO LINE KILN.-0n
Wednesday night Of last week man named Hen
ry McCourt fell into an old lime kiln on tho farm
Of Mr.. Thos. R. Jenifer, in Lime Kiln Bottom, and
killed himself Justice Herbert Of Towsoutown
held an inquest and verdict of accidental death
was rendered. McCourt had been employed on
the water works near by for eeveral woeka. He
was about thirty-two years Of age and leaves q
wife and one child in Canada. It was thought he
was under the influence Of liquor whom he met his
death
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27
Miscellaneous.
JOSHUA PARSONS, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE

OF
REAL ESTATE AND Personal PROPER
TY, AT ARLINGTON, FORMERLY HOOKS
TOWN, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
TIME undersigned, Administrator de bonis aOa
/ of the goods and chattels Of Rev. Henry
Smith, late of Baltimore county, deceased, will
sell by PUBLIC a UC1YON, at the late resi-
denec Of said deceased, on
Monday, January 29th, 1877,
at o'clock P. NJ,
A LOT OF GROUND IN THE VILLAGE OF
ARLINGTON, CONTAINING Ae
E?!Fa ONE ACRE, MORE OR LESS, -
El improved by two-story -
FRAME DWELLING,
said ground being subject to an annual ground
rent Of one cent.
TERMS OF SALE as to tho lcasehold proper
ty--0ne-h half Cash, balance in six and twelve
months; deferred payments TO bear interest from
day Of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction
OF the Administrator.
GE~AND AT THE SAME TIME AND
PLACE, the undersigned, will offer for sale the
following HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE consisting Of Bed and Bedstead, Chairs,
Tables, Stoves, &C.. &c.
TERMS as to the last mentioned property
Cash.
THOMAS MYERS,
Administrator d. b. D., Of Henry Smith, decd.
Jan. l3.--ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27
WILLIAM AND BENJAMIN BOWEN AND
OTHERS TO THE BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHIA AND NEW YORK RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,

Beginning at point 10 feet, Il inches north
$40 50' east from station s. plus 05 in the centre
line of the Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
Railroad, as now located, and running thence per-
alleI with the same south 400 15 west for tho dis
lance of 32l feet, thence by q curve to tho right
with O radius OF ,433 feet, for 100 feet thence
south $40 west for 233 feet, thence by curve to
the left with radius of 1865 feet, for l0l feet
thence south $50 81 west for 227 feet, thence by
curve to the left with radius Of 955 feet for 373
feet thence south ago west for 465 feet thence By
O curve to the right with radius Of 500 feet, for
1856 feet, thence by said curve still TO tho right,
compounded with radius Of ZIG feet, for 10 feet
to point 10 feet, II inches north 10 3O' cast
from station 81 plus 20 in said centre line, en-
braeing total distance of 2,2l5 feet, and con-
tanning an area Of
ONE ACRE, THREE FOODS, AND SIX
PERCHEs OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
And beginning at point 10 feet, Ii inches,
north lao east from station 81 plus 73 IN tho CEN
ire line of the Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York Railroad, as nov located, and running
thence parallel with the same by . curve to tho
left compounded with o radius Of 710 feeA for SA
feet thence south $50 vest for 13O feet thence BY
curve to the right with radius Of 7lo feet for
100 feet to point 10 feet, Ii inches north 20 30
east from station 101 plus Is in said contre line as
now located, embracing d tOtal distance OF do1
feet, and containing an area Of
TWO ROODS AND -FOUR PRRCHES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS.
WILLIAM c. YEATIN TO THE SAME,
Beginning at a point on the northwest corner
OF said Yeatin's land known as "0verea," SO feet
| south $50 west from the centre Of the Northern
Central Railway, and running thence south 81
west for 1O6 feet thence north 400 CASTOR 123 feet
thence south $50 west for 81 feet to beginning,
containing
| ONE THIRTY SECOND OF AN ACRE OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS.
STEPHEN BARTON,
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
Jan. Cts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27
SHERAFF'S SALE
PROPERTY ON THE HILLEN ROAD,
NINTH DISTRICT.

DY virtue Of writ Of fesi faeias Issued out Of
ID the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. at
suit of Henry MoShane and John McShape, trad
ing US Henry McShane b Co., against the goods
and chattels lands and tepements OF George A.
Brown aud John B. Brown, trading rs Brown b
Son to ne directed, ! have seized and taken IN
execution all the right, title, interest, property
and estate at law and in equity of said George A.
Brown and John B. Brown, OF, in, to and out OF
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF
~. GROUND, r.
s situate, lying and being in Baltimore rs
'sitS~ county, and described as follows: L.
Beginning for the same at STAKE planted IN the
ninth line Of the land conveyed by jacob Taylor
TO Isaao TAYLOR by deed recorded in Liber W. e.,
No. 80, folio 81, &C., of the Baltimore county Land
Records at the distance Of six and one-hah per
ohes from stone heretofore planted at the end OF
said ninth line thence running with ana pound
ing on said ninth line reversely, north forty three
degrees, west twenty-five and one-nah porcnoe 20
q stake; thence south forty-two and one-haH de-
crees west thirty perches 10 stake planted in the
Centre of an avenue twenty feet wide 1aid out and
opened by William F. Pentz, running back from
the HlIen road south sixty-three degrees, east at
least as far as the easternmost course OF the land
hereby conveyed, for the use and benent OF the
tracts of land bounding thereon;) thence running
with and bounding on the centre OF said avenue
south sixty-three degrees, east tWenty-eeVen anu
one-half perches, until it intersoets line drawn
south thirty-nine and one-half degrees, west from
the place Of beginning; thence reversing said line
and bounding thereon north thirty and one
half degrees, east twenty and seven-tenths per-
chos to the place of beginning, containing
FOUR ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
being the same land which is described In deed
from A. W. Wilson, ct al, to Maria Lipscomb, re-
corded in Liber e. II. A. No Sc, folio $40, &C., Of
the Baltimore county Land Records.
And hereby give notice that on
Tuesday, the 3Oth day Of January, 1877,
NJ 1 O'clock A. M.