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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-04-16

ASSAULT UPON LAwYRR.-A man named
Patrick McDermody, living near wilma, in this
county, was confined in Jail al Towsontown, tor
| assault. lie employed Mr.. George W. Richard.
son, an attorney of the Bel Air bar, to procure
his release giving him bill of sale upon some
cattle, rs security for The payment Of the fee
Mr. Richardson was successful and MrDermody
was released. The fee WA moi paid and accord.
ingly ON Thursday of last week Mr.. Richardson
and Constable John H. Price went To McDcr.
mody'S place, Ia take possession Of the cattle,
by virtue of the bill Of sale The cattle were in
the custody of Frederick 9prikmnn, having been
ter went Ia Jail Spcikman refused to surrender
them and became 80 violent in hia dcmonstra-
tions that Mcsars. Richardson and Price retreat.
cd, and Speikmnn held the fort On Friday
Deputy Sheriff Carman accompanied MIR. Rchrd-
son and his brother, Oliver Richardson, To the
place, aud under writ of rrplevin took The cat
tie. They were stubbomly resisted by Spcikman
and his WIFI, the latter shooting at Mr. Oliver
Richardson with Il gun, Int without striking
him.
Last Saturday as Mr.. George W. Richardson
was on his way to Towsontown, he met McDcr-
mody and Spcikman in the road As soon ms
they saw Mr.. Richardson approaching they halt
ed. Spekman seized the bride of Mr.. Richard.
sons horse, while McDermody advanced to.
wards him with heavy whip, both men threat
ening, he says, TO take his life. One Of the men
caught hold of Mr. Richardson and cndeavored
to drag him from his buggy. Before they sue.
ceedcd in their efforts, several persons, attracted
by the scufiling, rode up and the men dcsisted
Mr.. Richardson had them both arrested, on Sun
day, and after spending night in the Bel Air
Jail, on Monday they were released on bail for
their appearance before Justice Fulton, next
Monday
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ON or BEFORE VI
Rv order of the Board,
GARRETT AMOS,
JAMES LEE, Committee
aplG j. VI. STREETT,
COMMISSIONS RECEIVED.

4 COMMISSIONS have been received at the oil
\ lice Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, for the following officers
Manager 81 -Hdtyldm M,l,,SfijR Schoni for
GirlS.-John Carroll Walsh.
Hm0gT ~ the HGyid0d insane H"Spihd--
Henry d. Farnandis.
lSSigtdHt inspector q G,6i,, IL Eoitimorc Cjty.
--.iamcF J, ". Taylor
UC:MGs' Gf Hay o"d Shdm at Ftmt4a Sai,s.--
William B. Jarrett.
CH.c,& n Htgia,M;o" John y. Cnnninoh ham,
Jarrett r. Baldwin, Thomas Butler, samuel NJ
Nhteiord, John 3. Morgan
.hstjnN ot he Ecncr--Wm f.. Woodhousr, \,
: Adams, John DaugheTty, Robert d. Orr,
Henry L. Walters, A. W Scarborough John q.
Stcans, - Rutlcdpc Gilbert VIM. h. WRIGHT
james Alexander, Thomas Il Dcvor John u
Anderson, Eli Turner Henry Richardson, j.
An" Spircr, Amos Gilbert, John IIego, Richard
7 Martin lanes \ tnltnn, Thomas u SNOW
,irn, George Harris, VIM : trOnin, Wm. j
Price, John IT, bradford, John Price" William
Il. Greenland, Richard lonin, Robert j. Walker,
Everett g. Hughes.
Sracim Dmhj"y F',Er far Hu.t",R ro",.iy-
Frank VI. Farr, Samuel l.. Russell.
h&pfctrr 4t Hoy, S,u" d"d f"iH ~ HtryY dc
Er0f.-.lushua Bryant.
The above commissions must lie taken ont
within 80 DAYS from their receipt al this office,
Otherwise they will lap~r.
a. l.. JARRETT,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Hartford county.
Bel Air, April 18th, 1850. apl6
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Meeting of Physicians at Columbia. Pa.

| The notes which We print below, regarding the
recent meeting of physicians AT Columbia, which
was specially interesting To the profession of Har-
ford and Cecil counties, We're kindly furnished us
| 10y Dr. W. Stump Forwood. who was In attendance
upon the meeting, and who participated in it. pro-
| ceeings:
| For the object Of encouraging closer unity and
warmer feelings of fraternity as VOL as for the
| mutual resultant instruction, the Lancaster City
| and County pa Medical Society held o union
| meeting al Columbia on April Z, 1850; 10 which
| the members Of the Hartford and Cecil county
| Medical Societies, in connection with those Of
| several counties in Pennsylvania, We're invited.
| Dr. s. II. Silver, of Chenille, Or. II. II. smith,
| 0f Havre de Grace, and DIR. W Stump Forwood,
| Of Darlington were present as representatives
from Hartford; and DR.. r. 4. Cromwell, DR. A. A.
| Hanna, aud DIR. George stump, represented Czech
| county. Many others from each Of these counties
were invited but did not make a personal re-
sponse
BESIDES Lancaster county, which had n large
delegation Of course, there were representatives
present from York, Cumberland, Danphin, Ieban-
on, Chester, Delaware, and even from the far-oG
Westmoreland county, in Pennsylvania.
Over one hundred physicians were present
In Difference to their visitors the society placed
the entire programme OF the day in their hands,
| all Of the papers read, twelve in nlmber-ali in-
teresiing, and some very able aud valuable, were
papers brought forth discussions, which were
general.
The following is the "order of exercises" AS
per published programme, which order was fully
carried out, all of the papers being read, as pre-
viollsly announced:
|. Address OF Welcome, by DIR. ID. /. BrlIner
9. 1.-THE Construction and Advantages OF New
Mechanical Appliance for the Treatment Of Dis
ease of the Spine" DIR. II. l.. Cooyer, Harrisburg,
Pa.
5. Notes on Vital Conservation" DIR. A. A.
Hanna, Port Deposit, Md.
4. "Traumatic Perforation of the Intestine"
DR.. f. W. Meisenhelder, York, Pa.
3. THE Establishment OF State Board of
Health as a Department of State Government" "
DIR. J. W. Houston, Collamer, Chester county, Pa.
0. Rest and Its Relation to Disease" Dr. s.
B. Keiffer, Carlisle, Pa.
Z. Treatment of the Sick-stomach of Preg-
nancy" DR.. w. Stump Forwood Darlington,
Md.
& "Duodinitis." DR.. Jacob Hay, York Pa.
8. "a Day at Eheel; or. The Cottage Treatment
Of the Insane" DR.. j. u. Gerhard, Harrisburg,
Pa.
y. Report of Two Cases of Litholaplaxy,
II. Embolsm." DIR. J. w. Kerr, York, Pa
IL. "A Report of Post 4Hortem Examination of
a Patient Dying of Cancer of the Omentum. -
Dr. w. w. Dale, Carlisle, Pa.
The meeting convened at ii o'clock, DR. Miller
the vice-Presdent, occupying the chair, the
President, DIR. Thompson, being confined to his
house by illness.
Or. Alex, Craig, of Columbia, the leading spirit
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Poverty and Distress.

That poverty which produces the greatest dis
tress is not of the purse but of the blood De
prived OF It's richness, it becomes scant and watcry
condition termed dnen,ia in medical writings
sores, general and nervous debility loss OF flesh
and appetite, weak lungs, throat diseases and con
sumption, are among the common results There
fore, If you are sufferer from thin, poor blood,
do not hesitate, but employ Golden Medical Dis
coVery, which enriches the blood and radically
cures these affections by striking at the root of
the evil and removing the cause.
For all bronchial. throat, and lung affections
severe lingering coughs, weak lungs, consumption
In its early stages, asthma and kindred affections,
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the SOW
creign remedy and has outrivaled all its COMPETE
tors 1t is harmless in any condition OF the sys-
TEN, yet powerful to cure Druggists sell it.
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SKELETON FoUSD.--Last Wednesday the
workmen on the Baltimore and Delta Railroad
unearthed, near Preston's Mill, the skeleton of
a man who had evidently been buried many
years ago. The bones were found six feet below
the surface. No coffin or box surrounded them,
but number Of nails were found and the infer
ence is that box had once contained the re-
mains of this early inhabitant of Hartford.
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Last Friday night the brick building of Robert
J.. Wysong, al Dutlcld'S depot, Baltimore and
ONO Railroad was burned. On Saturday even
Ing the high wind famed the smouldrring fire
into flame. While a number of citizens were
engaged in cXtingueshing the fire brick was
blown off the ruins and struck DIR. VIM f. Alex
ander on the head, inlictng injuries from which
he died in three hours. \ col0red man was also
hit by y brick and seriously injured.
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A CARD.

"A injure me in my business that had failed tn
comply with an arrangement to sell out my Stage
Lne ana stock this is to say that tho failure was
ing me FOR the purchase money for said Stock.
Sc. make this statement to contradict the re-
apa PETER CaSEy
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An investigation was held this week, at
West Point, in the case of the colored cadet
Whitaker, who was found tied hand and feet
with one of his ears mutilated. Some persons
believe that the injuries were inflicted by him
self, in order to create sympathy, as he was be.
hind in his classes. He adhered with great
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Mr.. and NIrs Samnr NJ Shoemaker, with,
one of their dan"hcrf Of Baltimore comfy,
sailed for knl"pc, last 1huredaN They were
accompanied NJ far n New York lIV their son !
Is. l., Shoemaker, aged II wears TN his return
HON" Ii" was attacked with brain fever and died
last Monday evening The painful new wac
telcGlaphrL ia Queenstown and viii hr received
by the afflicted parents aud sister "n their arri
val
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PosToFFIcE NAMES CHANGEp.-The postoilicc
department has been engaged in changing the
names of posioflicrs. In Hartford county .crusa.
lem Mills has been changed Ia Jerusalem and
Pcrrymansvillc 10 Prrryman. DnIancy's Valley,
Baltimore county, has been changed Ia Dulmry
and Monkton Mills 10 M0nkton.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.-Mr. A. Lewis HYDE has
assumed charge Of the store at Boothhy Hill
formerly kept by his father, Mr.. y. n. Hyde
The latter will devote his attention to other hus
ness. MIR. Hydeis cnterprising and popular, nnt
will keep pace with The times in every depart
ment of his store.
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ANoTHEE RAILROAD RrMoR.-Ihc latest rail
road gossip in The air is that The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have been making strenuous
efforts To gain control, by lease, of the entire
line, at present forming the only railroad con
nrction between the North and South, Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail
road. This proposition has been made several
time, both by the Pennsylvania Company and
the baltimore X Ohio, bur the p, ". n b. has
held oil, probably thinking that it woud pay bet
tcrto run upon its own hook or now that there
il prospective new line 10 lac built to lease Ia
it Is a last resource. Meanwhile the Pcnnsyl
vania Company arr afraid that such will be- the
case, which win cnlirrly leave its passenger
traffic North and Sonth, At the mercy of the Il
II q &c. N,,gd,k (DI E,,lny
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about eight O'Clock, spark from n pile of burn
ing brush in an adjoining garden fell on the roof
of the Presbyterian Church, Bel Air. The roof
was dry and caught fire. 1t was Immediately
discovered, and extinguished before much dam
are was done
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAW
RELATING so HARTFORD Ca,Sr,
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION, 1854
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY
CHAPTER %.

An Act 10 authorize and empower the Clerk ia
The County Commissioners of Hartford Comfy
Ia administer an Oath or Affirmation 10 ony
person presenting claim to the Commissions.
crs of said county against said county,
SECTION ]. BE Il enactea by The Genelai dSseJ,
My Of -HarY'dnd That the Clerk to the Comfy
commissioners OF Hartford county is hereby All
thorzcd and empowered to administer an oath
or affirmation to any person or persons present
ing claim TO said Commissioners against said
county, for which services said Clerk shall be
entitled to make the same charge that is allow
ed to Justices of the Peace of said county.
SEcTIoN2. ind be il enacted That this net
shall take effect from the date of its passage
We hereby certify, That the aforegoinp is a
correct copy of an Act of the General Assembly
Of Maryland passed January Session, 1880
Approved March 9th, 1890
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
,. EUGENE HIGGINS,
NM" Secretary of the Senate.
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Personal. L. yanBibber, Esq, OF
the Bel Air bar, is III at his home, near Bel Air,
with severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mr. j. r, Morrison, of this county, who is
travelling in the West, was In Fargo, Dakota,
last week
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LICENSE TO OWNERS OR KEEPERS OF
STATIONS OR JACKS.
The owner on keeper Of every Stallion or ,Iacl;
shall, before being permitted To stand or station
snch ANIMAL pay TO the Clerk of the Circuit Court
ot some of the counties in this State the highest
sum which he intends to ask OF receive for the
season Of one mare: and the receipt of said Clerk
with the seal of his Court attached thereto for said
sum, shall be the license for stationing such Stall
non or JACK Tor one year from the date thereof
provided that IN no case shall the sum directed To-
he paid for such license he less than ten dollars
and that every Stallion or Jack upon which tho
SAID lay Is paid shall be exempt from all other
state taxes.
WAKEMAN +. MORGAN,
alG sheriff of Hartford County
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Religious Notices,

DIR. Crane will preach at Avondale, Sunday
night next, at O'Clock.
East Hartford Southern Methodist Church,
Preaching next Sunday. at Aberdeen, 10H A. NJ
Perrymansvile ~ p. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. j.
w. Steele.
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REsIGNATIoN AND ELEcTIoN.-On Sctur ,
at meeting of the Governors Guard au ~
Company, at their armory, in Bel Air ,aptain
Otho $. Lee rendered his resignation, which was
accepted with reluctance. The company then
unanimously elected Mr.. William G. Scott Cap.
tain, but he declined. Another erection will be
held on Saturday, April oath.
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DEATH OF \ Hartford COUNTY LADy.-Mrs
Sallie f. Heating, wife OF Hon. Thomas j. Keat-
ing, Comptroller of the State Treasury, died at
Centreville, Md, on Monday afternoon, from
congestiye chill. Mrs. Heating was the daughter
OF the late Harry Webster, Esq, of this county,
and sister of Col. Edwin H., William and
George Webster Mrs. Keating was most
estimablela lady, and always cherished the warmest
affection for her native county. The news of her
death has been heard here with deep regret.
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oil ED,

ASIITON-April 10Th, 1880, HARRY C., in.
FAINT son of r. Dallas and Elizabeth Ashton, aged
six weeks. lntcrmcnt on Monday ut Christ
Church, Rock Spring, Hartford county
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The organ rolled its notes from the growing
ton accompanied by deep sepuichral coughs to
coughs scarcely audible, because they had not yet
heard of the wonderful efficacy of Dr. Bulls
Cough SyrIip
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MARI RED.

ES-M0RRISoN.-On April lst 1880,
by Rev. Mr.. Smith, at the Presbyterian Parsonage
Slate Ridge, THOMAS II. HUGHES To Miss
JULIA MORRISON, daughter of Daniel Morri,
son, both of Hartford county
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NENnEKS OLE MILLINERY

Females vending Millinery and other small arti-
clcS, whose stock is not over $500, Ia pay Il license
of So: but If over that amount, they are required
To pay the same license as other pClSOnS-oath To-.
be made as To the amount of stock at the principal
SlYISnn of lhn
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Brooks Celebrated Embroca,ion

The best remedy in the world, for man or beast
For sale at all stores and by the manufacturers
Brooks \ Jones, Constitution, York Co.. Pa.
mhl2-2m
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SEVERE AcCIDENT.-About two weeks ago
colored man, named Charles Matthews, in the
employ of Col. John Carroll Walsh, near Jerllsa-
lem Mills, was ut work in the orchard, and at
dinner time mounted II mule, bareback, TO ride
to the stable. The animal bolte,f, in mule fash
ion, and in running among the trees n small
branch, struck the mans right eye, cutting
through the lid and ball of the eye DIR. Wake
Munnikhuysen, who is attending him, thinks
there is no probability Of his sight being re-
stored.
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LICENSE To ORDINARlES AND TAVERN
KEEPERS.

The Licenses TO Ordinarics and Tavern Keepers
tosel spiriuous or termentcd liquors or lager beer
be us follows: Provided, that the applicant shall
first file with the clerk of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county petition signed by at least twelve
freeholders residing within three miles of the pro
posed place of business of such applicant, praying
that such License may be granted; and shall also
file with said Clerk a bond with security approved
by said Clerk, in the penal sum of one Thousand
dollars, for the payment OF all fines and penalties
ccnse may become liable for any violation of any
of the License Laws of this State relating to the
sale of spirituous or fcrmcntcd liquor or lagc"
beer
The said applicant isalso required to file with the
Clerk written affidavit stating the situation of
the house or place OF business and premises at or
in which the sale to be authorized by said License.
may he or is proposed 70 be done, and the rate Of
rent or annual value thereof, including all the
buildings and grounds occupied or used in conncc-
ton herewith also, that each of the petitioners
required by Section second of this Act arc free
ed place OF business of said applicants and the
said Clerk may, in his discretion, require such
other and further proof by the written affdavts
of other parties, TO be filed in his Office, as to the
compliance in good faith. of said applicant with
the requirements of this act, as he may deem prop
e..
The applicant shall also make oath before the
said Clerk that he has, dond fde, land without in
tending to cvadc the requirements of this article
provided and expects To maintain six good beds.
with sufficient covering therefor and three rooms
more than sufficient for private of said ordina-
ny keeper, with stable and provender for five
horses ut least, Immediately on the premises occu-
pea Dy Sttld applicant
If the rental or annual value is not
over Sluu.., - 81
100 and not over $200................ SO 10
" 200 and not over 300............... lO4 10
800 and not over 40O................ 124 10
LICENSETO RETAILERS OF SPIRITUOUSOR
FERMENTED LIQUORS OR LAGER BEER.
The amount of license to be paid by retailers of
spirituous or fcrmented liquors or lager beer is as
follows:
If the value of their stock in trade be
3
from DO TO Sl,WO. Observation-Disclosures. - 81
1000 to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hi IN,
1000 to 1900. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tN5 a
No license shall be granted to sell spiritous or.
fcrmentcd liquors or lager beer in quantities nor
ess than pint forthe sum of flftyOne dollars and
ten cents unless the person applying therefor shall
also obtain license to sell goods chattels wares
and merchandise, paying therefor the sum herein
before described according to the amount of his
stock in trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES
The License to he paid by the keepers OF OYSTER
and Eating Houses is Sl0i.l0.
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STATE OF MARYLAND, INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT, COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Annapolis, Md, February 9th, 1880.
In compliance with Act of 1878, Chapter log, l
hereby certify that the above is true extract
from the statement of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Hartford county, Maryland to De-
cember 3lst. 1879, now on file in this department
JESSE X. HINES,
aplB-W Insurance Commissioner,
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FIREs.-On Sunday morning last the roof of n
tenant house, belonging to Mr. f. Stanley Rog-
ers, situated near the Rocks of Deer Creek,
caught fire from spark ont ofthe chimney, but
the flames were eNtinguished, with slight loss.
Last Saturday the woods on Mr. W. l.. Fen
dal's farm, near the Almshouse, caught on fire.
Mr.. John j. Dean, assisted by the railroad hands,
succeeded in checking it, but not before about
ten acres were burned over. large quantity
of fencing and some trees destroyed The orr
gin of the fire is not known.
One day last week Il fire broke ont in the
woods Of the Hartford Furnace property, de-
stroying large amount of valuable timber and
fencing. II spread also to the adjoining farms
of Thomas Hanson and the late Capt Vim. p.
Taylor, upon both of which q considerable
amount of damage was done.
A fire broke out in the barn yard of Mr. Jos.
Lamb, near the Upper Cross Roads, few DAYS
ago, and was cXtinguished with difficulty.
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DE. j. EDWIN MICHAEL, formerly of this
county, son of j. J. Michael, Esq, of Mirhacls
vile, was last week made Professor of Anatomy
of the University OF Maryland, in the place of
Prof F. r. Miles, who has been transferred 10
the chair of Physiology. Prof Michael gladn
atcd at Princeton in 1871, and in medicine in
1879, at the University of Mary land After pnr-
suing his studies in Europe, on his return home
he was appointed nemonsirator OF Anatomy
which position h" has filled with great credit to
himself ana the University mp 10 the present
time We have doubt he will he equally
successful III hi nor" exalted position ana lnrr.
or field
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Insolyent's Notice


NOTICE ishcreby given that James r. LILLY, of
Circuit Court for said county for the benefit of
the lnsolvent Laws of Maryland, and that the
second Monday In September, 1880, has been as
signed for him TO appear and answer such inter
rogatorics as his creditors, endorserS or sreiies
may propose or allege against him
A. LINGAN JARRETT,
Clerk Circuit Court for Hartford Comfy.
apiG-in
NOTICE T0 CREDITORS.
Hannah NJ. Pollock In the Circuit Court
rs, for
Levi NJ. rollock Hartford County.
and VIII" and others. In Chanccry.
DY ORDER of the Circuit Court for Hartford
ID county IA q Court of thancery, notice is
hereby given 10 the creditors of Samuel Pollock,
lalc Of Chester county, PENNSYLVANIA, deceased,
To nle their claims, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, with the Clerk of this Court. in
this cause on or before the 10th day Of July, lSSO
otherwise they may he excluded from any share
OHIO s. LEE.
aplG-4t Trustee
Examiners Notice
THE undersigned Examiners appointed by the
l. County Commissioners of Hartford county To
relocate public road in the LIST district, from the
Gunpowdcr road to the Magnolia road, passing
through the lands of General Calwalader TO Gum
powder Chapel, hereby give notice that they will
meet on the ground, ON
MONDAY. MAY 18th. 1850.
At 10 O'Clock, a. NJ,
for the purpose above designated.
JOHN f. MCCOMAS,
JnHIS S' $. Yof- Sii'''''
apld Examiners.
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The applicant must either make oath, as hereto
fore, hctOr" the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of the
county where he IL engaged in business, of the
amount Of GOODS kept on hand At their principal
season ul sale or the oath may he administered
by Il .lustic" of the Peace when the person want.
ing license applies through an agent.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March, April
and May without license.
Vendors of Cakes aud vendors of Bccrand Cider,
whoarc makers of such hccrand cider, Lager Beer
cNccptcdl are not required To pay license.