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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
CTAuNToN LIGHTNING ROD WORKS,
MUNsoN's TUBULAR
COPPER LIGHTNING ROD,
WITH SPIRAL FLANGES.

COPPER LIGHTNING ROD,
WITH SPIRAL FLANGES.
This Celebrated Lightning Conductor, owing to the
material of which is made and the manner of its
constructions the most complete protection against
disaster by lightning ever invented. This is con-
clusively shown by practical test Of over twenty
four years. during which time 1t has been In con-
slant use, being erected upon many thousands of
private and public buildings in all sections of the
country and although there have fallen upon it, IL
numerous instances, most terrific discharges of
electricity yetin instance has failed conduct
them harmlessly to the earth, thus saving many
lives, and property of almost incalculable value.
ed5- 1t Has Never Been Overcharged !! 1t has
Never Failed
The experience of one hundred years has shown
that where all the necessary rules observed pro-
lection is perfect.
AT the present day no one will deny the necessity
and duty resting upon us to vaccinate our Children
and thus protect them from the fearful ravages of
small pox in fact. can there be found in any COM
munity an intelligent man who will not acknowledge
only means, but the very best means of protec-
ton to them and theirs against all dangers arising
from any source whatever few dollars judicious-
ly expended in lightning rods will securely protect
all the buildings that almost any possesses
If life property is sacrificed in consequence of
neglecting such protection, can we hold ourselves
blameless, will not the dead cry out of the ground
against us? VIII not the living censure us for op-
portunities neglected The feeling alone that man
has done all in his power to make his family and
property safe from the destructive effects of light
mig is worth far more than the cost Of all the
lightning rods necessary to such protection.
Persons wishing their property and lives protect
ed from this destructive clement will receive prompt
attention by calling at our Store, No. Augusta St.,
addressing us, Box 30, Staunton, Va
~ Old Lightning Conductors that have become
broken rusted replaced Rods of all kinds
paired.
MAY 4 SAGENDORPH,
No. Augusta Street.
may 13-n Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-10-21

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Belonging to the estate of the late Thomas K. Men
efee, in the county of Augusta, Va, and SOM
mers county, West Va.
BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, Va, rendered at the June term, $780,
in the cause Of T. K. MeneIees Admir- sc, VS.. T. f.
Menefees Widow and Devisees,we will offer for sale
at public auction in front of the Courthouse in the
city of Staunton, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th DAY of NOVEMBER, $780,
the following property:
Lot No. l. On Southeast side of Menefee streetad-
Joining the farm of Mrs. Menefee, fronting on that
street about rs feet with depth of about $50 feet,
with good FRAME HOUSE thereon, containing
rooms.
Lot No adjotns lot No. 1,fronting about rs feet
Menefee street and running back about $50 feet
Lot No fronting on Menefee street about lou feet
by about 100 deep, adto1ns lot No. 3.
Lot No. fronting on Menefee street about lOO feet
by $50 deep.
Lot No i on Beverly street, in the city of staun-
ton, adjoining the furniture ware room OF Mr. s. nj
Wilkes on the west and extending across the creek
including the east wall thereof, and joining the lot
belonging to the city, purchased Of Witt Holt
about As front by I2o deep fine location for bus
Lot No. 8 adjoins Stuart Block opposite the Ches.
Ohio Railway, on the southwest side Of Stuart
Block, fronting Mfddlebrook street 50 feet by
about 120 feet deep. This is splendid location for
q Warehouse
No, IL tract of 1872 acres of wood land In Som
county, West Va. This property is Immediate
ly the Chesapeake Ohio Railway, the
junction of Greenbrier and New Rivers is finely
timbered making 1t one OF the best tracts for lum
Der in that section of country
Plats of the above property with full particulars
can be at the Office of Hudson Patrick Staun-
ton Va. and W. J Hunter will show the property to
those wishing to examine 1t.
TERMs.-Cash in to pay the costs of sale and the
balance in three equal annual payments bearing in
terest from the day of sale, bonds with approved
personal security to be taken from the purchaser
and the title to be retained ultimate security for
the purchase money.
Sale at O'Clock.
JAS. BUMGARDNER, JR,
W. A. HUDSON,
w. J. HUNTER,
oct ids Commissioners
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-10-21

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
The most valuable building lots in the city, beau
tffuly situated neat residences be bought
the most reasonable by applying to the under
signed. g. NJ. HARRISON. &
aug 26-6n
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CE.OTHfNG.
MONT READ THIS

noNT READ THIsl
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-10-21
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

> y
Dr. H. S. Eichelberger offers for sale his handsome
residence and beautiful farm at Verona, on Valley
Railroad. The farm contains
ABOUT 100 OR 1870 ACRES,
and lies on the west side of the Valley pike. The
Doctor is Wiling If only small quantity OF land is
desired to sell with the residence Is or 20 acres,
which will embrace all the improvements, the
FINEST YOUNG BEARING ORCHARD
In that section with spring not excelled for the
GOODNESS of the water in the State, with line dairy
attached This is a rare chance to secure quiet,
lovely home within minutes ride OF the CITY OF
Stanton, by rail. Its location adapts IL Wen Ior
a summer resort; 1t is also good point for physl-
clan. He would invite any one who wishes quiet
lovely home free from noise of city, life to this
handsome property. For terms, apply 70
H. S. EICHELBERGER,
Verona, Augusta CO., va.
or to ELDER& NELSON,
Staunton, Va.
The Doctor will take pleasure in showing IL the
properly. aug ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-10-21

PAINT,
Under McLain Process.
a FOR METALLIC ROOFS DAMP WALLS, AND
FOR ALL PURPOSES WHERE FIRE
PROOF PAINT is DESIRED.
~ Leafs Of any kind efactua1ly stepped Work
guaranteed for ten gears.
GEO. W. MAY & CO., Proprietors.
SAGENDoRH's Patent self-capping and packed Me-
TALIC ROOFING; superior to tin, cheaper and better
than slate Fire Proof and Water Proof; soldered
joints or hooked joints to break from expansion or
contraction Double the amount of material to the
square in comparison to tfn-having three coats of
OLD IRON-SIDE PAINT.
STAUNTON COPPER LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR
WORKS.
The only reliable Lightning Conductor now before
the public.
Orders for any Of the above goods respectfully so.
l1cited, either by mail or in person.
MAY Il SAGENDORPH, Prop'rs,
No. Augusta St., Staunton, va.
aug 10
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John B. COFFELT,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
No. 10 N. Water Street.

Is now manufacturing boots, shoes &C.. of the best
H Mia.eriai and In the most workmanlike manner
nedt mos guaranteed Repairing of all kinds neatly
a, ~ done at the lowest cash prices All
49, s 10 q lai, Keeling assured that none can sur
II ~ me In workmanship, material or At All work
S"1n Akurees mar II
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CIOTHING.
UGUsTA CLOTHING HAIL.
az CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. -A

az CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. -ka
1000 Mems Suits from 81 to $500.
$40 Youths Suits from SO to $50 10.
$50 Boys Suits from 81 SO to $40 W.
$50 Children s Suits from 81 81 to So %.
300 YOUTH Boys and Chidrens Overcoats at prices to
suit all.
Mems Chinchilla Overcoats from 81 90 up.
Beaver Overcoats from IS 10 up.
Reversible Overceats from $40 10 up
Fancy Back Overcoats from SO 90 up.
&c Mems Chinchilla listers from SIS So
Fancy UlsterettS from is o. to $25 W.
OUR FARMERS OvERCOATSA SPECIALITY, made
Our prices and line of FURNISHING GOODS defy
competition. Examine our White Shirts, Color
ed Shirts, Overalls, Cardigan Jackets, Under
shirts and Drawers, Socks and Handker-
HEUMATISM CURED.
Drawers.
1t is an acknowledged fact that
BARTH & LOEB,
NECKwEAR AT MODERATE PRICES.
Hats for men, Hats for Youths, Hats for boys, Hats
for children-from the cheapest the best quality.
HEAVY BOOTS AND SHOES,
warranted waterproof.
OUR FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
warranted-try pair, If not as represented, we
refund money.
TRUNKS VAL1SES, UMBRELLAS, &C., of every de-
SCript1On.
GUM COATS plain and reversible all prices, also
GUM SHOES-cheap.
AS we connected with the two largest manufac-
turing houses in Philadelphia, we can promise our
friends and the public in general saving of twenty
five per cent on their purchases. Don't fail to give
look before buying elsewhere. The biggest stock
Of clothing in town can now be seen at
BARTH LOEB,
IS Augusta ST., opposite the Court House,
sY-we gave no connection with any other Cloth
Ing House in Staunton oct7-tf
MO. II EAST MAIN STREET, STANTON, VA.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
have removed to No. II E. Main ST. and have just re-
ceived large
STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
which they selling very low for cash. Constantly
on hand full line of
MEMS BOOTS BUTTON AND CONGRESS CATERS,
LADIES FINE SHOES
sY Of all the latest styles. SKI
They respectfully ask an examination of their |
stock by their friends and the public generally.
Doors, SHOES AND HATS.
DON'T FAIL TO EXAMINE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

eS-Tke Grant bo0n in PsassyIVasia. which.
a. its best, vas no, very formilabisaEar. seems
% be rapidly ea the deriias- Since tkss,Aie Gun
ven,isn uas held much di.sasisfAe.ion has been
expressed BY the Republicans q thai STATE snI on
Saturday night las; large meeting Of prosaissst
nsa vas hsld At West Chester 70 Prosss, ssaia.t
the methods used in tia; eonvsutisa 70 secure a
pledged dsiesA;ioa for Gea. GRAFT Leaiins Re-
pablieans sitsndsd this meeting Ani saa,ie ssrOag
sPssehss in f-Eor Of Mr.. Blaine. and resoiu;s Z
~H adopted for the sPPOia;zasa; of Committee
% eoafsr With the Republicans Of S;hsr counties
an The state sPoa the ProPsissy sa1 n~.essiiy Of
ealing State eoaveation 20 take such s-sisn a.
will insEre lair ani h0ss5; Eoie @ the Peazsyi-
vania Delegates 10 the chieayS eonveaiien. Oae
Of the delegates e,sessl =: Harrisbz-s atten Tel
thi' meeting and announced bis rarT,ose, to issbsy
The iss;rset0ns q the eoaTsatioE sa ea.. his vote
Ger Mr.. Blaine
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cSrsP~.s.--s baltimore cs--ty U.io.-


To rHE HosoRssLE @. ". H., ArrHoa 90 THE Law
ESTABLISHING THE HorsE ~ CsREE -TIoS:
W=.frisss aad fssgPToaekaJis Sir--l write 10
you seeking for information. keep a copy q
this letter and IL you do not dsisn TO ansEer il
will publish IL in a newspaper.
am an cid soldier. and while you were i'm
pr.so=rt in = fort on a charge 81 treason 10 your
e0aAtry, 1 sAs upholjing the Gag % that country
ssi IS9kiag into sts ufhs Il onleierz;e cannon
] ala asu poor. - srs t-aay cher old Union sol
disu. We have No visible meas .: support ex-
eept our bone AMI lEsele. We Lzys d travel
about ani seek work wherever No eaa and it
We cannot wear sooi clothes because ~ cannot
buy thern- As ne travel along the roads through
the country ne fought for, Ne are liable q he
arrested - vagran;s. for ue have money ia oar
pockets and raggei clothes on our backs. A
Magistrate lately arrested one Of our number and
seat him O. the Hoase q Correction. We cannot
e, our ED eonrAie cat because the only Judge
uhO would release him cannot nov issue writ %
lssss. es-E-s.
Nov What want 10 know il this: How are We
u soldiers TO avoid beiag arrested on . charge of
vagraneyP In Engiand. before they abolished
their vasrant laus. = nan eould easily avoid be-
ipg arrested a. = Saxrant- pauper uas not al
luss % % beyond the limits % his parish. which
aksuS saas ss-9 q q our election Districts
in . eeszfy kul sEi.s : Tstasinei in his parish
be could aot be arrested - : ,srrsnt. Nov us
poor Assriean eifisens are naeh ~ssss % than
the Engiish PAupers usei % 10. Your sss
prsserib~s no boands within whieh ws may
move abous without beiag mols.tel. :; makes
a. poor nan uho uAiks absut . criminal and
liab1s % - punishsi By imprisonment. We can
net asvs assss :, ALL A Desnoeratie nesspaper
las, sock sPplssdss :ssistrate whe seat a man
% the iiouSs q CoFrsesioa. asi aid tia, all those
sorts % Psope vhs .tasi Atou; the eornsrs % the
streets skosil be arrested. This i nov Dcmo-
ss4;ie doctrine IN MaFylasJ II us nay judge frosa
ala aetss q DenseFatie legislators AMI Judges.
God hs.p 80 peer old soldiers uho have no money
sai are sh4h1sly Srzss<@i There can be No res,
Ter ~ IN tbs uOr.i. kspS Ss Say End rsst 10
The nsxt GssrssnrEss.
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Tar CRY ExrESsieS QrEsTioS.-The qu,,,i n
ofihe extension % the limit. Of Baltimore city,
which for long time has been asi;aiin. .p.as oG
our people. seems already have been se,,,eI for
this session Of the Legislature at least The An
nspoiis eOrresponisn; o; the Baltimore i-.ri,,r-
cay. ''eity extension i. hopsIes.iy Lost; AL add.
The Committee on City Extension ha- ~; me.
% deliberate upon the bill to change the Con.;,g-
tion, 50 as % vest the legislature wiih roue- 20
extes4 the limits % the city 81 Baltimore. IL
some strange and sharp bargaining u those or.-
posed 20 the projee; With the leading manager
this project. which j. not dssimilar O. that which
passed the legislature six years 40. u hspees.lv
lost, and the only reason Why the chairman IA.
no, called the committee together bs3,re nov is l.
put % the evil day for the rejection % the bill g.
ss distant tine a. possible The manner n
which this project killed While in iis infancy
aaa before hearing vas yirsn it- merits illu.-
tratss one Of the phases Of legisla;ion 40; s.ion
ressrte4 20. and Baltimore uii be required -ai,
.; Least tsO years longer before the preliminary
steps can be taken for city exisnsioz.''
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Correspondence Baliimore County CaioH.
THE COMING PRIMARIES.
SEVENTH DIsrEIcT. BALrc. couSTY.


February 9th, 1850.
Messrs. Editors Political topics are being
talked up pretty freely in this district. on account
o: the near approach Of Republican primaries and
conventions. ! heartily acquiesec In and agree
with the ideas aud suggestions Of Fair Play" ~
expressed in last weeks USIoN. As you have
been informed confidential letters have been sent
out to prominent Republicans in the interest Of
-. l would also inform you that postal cards
have been pretty freely scattered around the
Upper End by a former would DO leader Of another
faction. in the interest Of -. Now gentlemen,
hands OF. twas only during last falls campaign
that we heard 50 much Of Germans corruption
ring-how primaries and conventions warc manip-
rlssed, &c. Now wha; shall We style these pro-
ceeding Of yUurs-"Reform :" Thank you, gentle
men, we'll not take any, if you please. We mos,
earnestly beg 20 be excused. Let men DO sent
from :he different districts whose integrity none
can ehallenge-unpledgsd TO any one. Let these
delegates in the county convention elect as repre-.
sentatives TO the State convention men Of ability
and answering devotion TO the best interests Of
the Republican party. Then may expect to
see Maryland represented in the National eonvca-
ton by men whose very names aud character will
command the confidence and esteem Of every Re
publican. ] agree with you. Mossrs. Editors: IL
Is not for Maryland 60 say whose name shall be
placed at the head Of the National ticket. I sup.
pose we all have our preferences in this matter
Let those states whose votes shall cleo; make the
selection. then unitediy should fall in line and
do eur best 60 redeem My Maryland" e.
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- EVERY Daa In Baltimore eszniy l. sA-d g
Be POIitieiAa- sa4 fSs-sixihs q thea ssAaliss
applicants for o9ee- IL 10 s4i1 On sosl as;ho-iiy
q Baltirasre esznsy DsnSerafic paper tia; Il
Gos- Haniiton were 70 give -. al Sssess ~ his
disPc@sl 10 applicants frsE Baxizsre eosnty.
half q then uOaii rssarn hs@s iisaPySiE.si--
The ab0re Il frOn The 81 Niehasi's cs-.s. sas
ais "a true. strictly 'Peakiss. We Of eoarss
have large na@Ssr q sslf-saeriseiag pssP.s uhs
uOud inooevsnisnce th~aseiEss IN order % hsii
. snail oGee. but that The Prsssrsioa sf s@es-
seekers is larger hsrs sA.s in .sy seh.r eszniy in
che State is mistake Tbe ssAielaenf fkAf EVs-
sisiAs e eur eiiissas are -ssAssng sFpiez-ss fsr
-oGss- Il The 20 The eoussy shish Ne ezssss
saIlou - mass unnefi~sl
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The unle-isnei. Assisnees of christof Keller,
Henry LaiiraeF anI J. V. Hoshour. ofEer ., -
- private sale. the following valuable -
u. real estate. Wis:
No. 7. TRACT 0F LAMB. situated ~
BeHiley spriags. BAls.aore county. Nd. eontain-
Ing los ACkES. more OF less, partly Improved.
halAHcc % uoot. There Is new TwO-STORY
DWELLING HOUSE ami other oct Buildings
- the Tract There is also plenty % god water
on the place.
No.2. \ TRACT OF LAND. on the Balsimor.
pike. aboai miles north q PArkton. e0utainin :
IS ACRES. more or less. about 50 acre. under
cultivation. balance in woOi- This l. good had.
aaiDinins faEras u WA. Enssr and others.
2. HELB.
HENRY KOLTRR,
Assignee. q c. Keller.
y. z. SEITZ.
JIG. B0RTNER,
Assignees ell. v. Hoshour.
ALEXANDER J. FREY,
Assisnss of Heary Latinsr.
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ee- Mr. Ja=s ". ciayssa. a ~sli-knsun
Maryiasa RsF-Akean. died AZ bic re.ise-ss {.
BAisi.e-s city. e s.ad.y last. srsI q year.
Mr.. ci.ytsa lad hsil . s1zAs- q PubIie ossss-
He was Ser suu.ber q years issrnai ei.rk e The
Hsuss e Representatives a. uEssisrss.. anl
Gas dsP-iy eoISsstsr q the rsss e Rslsi-srs IN
Ser IL l.ss Col wiIkins- H@ i.asss = -ffs-sAs
sisssr q ues- AisEHslsr Es.ss. e Eztts.-saI
s@s szz, AGED ~ pears
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Thomas J. Hunter, Attorney at Law.
ToWsontown. Nd.

John Il. NONEMAKER rs. SAMUEI. X.
- BOYER EFT Al. in The Circuit Court far
Hdif'Hs"rs ~oHHiy--iH Equity.
ORDERED By the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this 18th day of February. lSs0. that the
sale made and reported 10y Thoina. j. Hunter.
Trustee. for the 'ale of the property mentioned in
the proceedings in the above entitled cause &c
ratified and confirmed. unless cause 20 tho con.
iEary thereof be shown. on or before the Sfh day
@ Mir.h. lss0. provided copy Of this order he
inserted in some newspaper printed in Baltimore
county. once in each OF three successive weeks be.
fore the sth day Of March. ISs0. The repor,
states the amount Of sales 10 be $35O.0O.
WILLIAM ". ISAAC, Clerk.
True COpy-Tss
WILLIAM VI. ISAAC, Clerk.
Feb lit
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&c The bs4y q Mi.. belly H.nrAn.A Pitts
tars school girl. uas ereAa;ed. in aeeOrianss
ui;h her uisa. in DF. lie Moyne's furnace. a.
s.Aiaston. IA. On Saturday last The iaeine-
rasiss Ss-apiei ;us hears The bsdy weighed
80 Pssn4s .E4 he ashes-uhish wers seat 70
Pitisbars in : tin to.-bs; 81 pounds. The
fassr 4 the yosns sirisxFrs.--t himself as bsiHs
zzsh pleased -ith the resua anl sai "a on
IsIy shssil be similarly lisPossi o. Ths EA--
aga = the ersaaiSFy has nsu oVsr oae h1nirel
sppli-sass- frou living Psrsons for its use.
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2. r. Roerr1an. A,torn,r a, Law. Tar.on-
=. r. Boernan. Attorney AZ Law. ToWsohiown.
TRUSTEES SALE
i
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IL LONG
GREEN VALLEY. BALTIMORE
COUNTY. ND.


pY sist.s d a iccrce or order of the Circuit
- o. a't 8. Baltimore county. the undersigned,
Tru-;~~. viii oGer a; FCBLIC ATCTION. On
tie premises. 90
H..iay. IL any Fl Mtrc6. 4. II. 1850,
At o'clock +. 81.
ALL TIE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE. VIZ
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND UPON WHICH
WILLIAM n. WATKINS. Esq. now ~
RESIDE. CONTAINING 1872 80
e A'RE> ~ LAND. MOREoR LESS.
beng The .atae iasi conveyed by stephen ".
fa''' AMI others . William II. Watkins. Decsa-
he: s;h. Is.
ALL THAI HOUSE AND PARCEL OF LAND.
irJATE on TIE JOPPA ROAD.
c.-'a.. ACRE ND 4 HALF. more % ie...
b. ;le --;'.c AMI al tie Land described in
Be- F;-s-" e "a William II. Watkins o. Daniel
sex. ia Liter :. II. \. ". 50. folio 80. &C.
r" ls-.Fibcl property Is situated i'm
al d Long Green Valley. on
alley Branch Q. TIE Baltimore
g. -la..a-4 .--tl Ike Il lad. on the line q the
'ot- aal Ea.;iiuore NarFow-Gag-e Railroad, the
a.;9a Il q which j. now assured.
Ire location j. considered one " the zines; in
10 state ;Ae LAID i veil ~a;erei and the soil
re-. a-at'e aui il good state of cultivation.
Iae i-f-,ve--sais c9n,is; ola
LA.;GE i%b CO:iMoDiOUS DWELLING
HOUSE. BARNS AND OTHER
oITBIiLDiSG.
t." property j. ..e-r aui aijyin. the sne es-
tat. '. bF. ii-iu Ba!isin. EiNard +. jenkins,
E,.i.. AMI otacr.. CEareaes q most denOmina-
ioLs are sauvc- ~. Atog; Z nile from the
CaiLoE, Caar... g. L,rc ';resn Valley. The
PROPERTY j. 4. mot iesiratlc :3r farming or
baiii.a- pun r.s.. Has a view o: the whole val
ley. Tie beta d. Baltimore Railroad will place
the p-apefts .thin ab-ui 20 iaiEate. of the sity
Ili' Is a Tase alpoTtsai;y ;aT purchasers.
Tai. property will po,i;'ely lie soil on day q
sale :, the hi-ht-i bidder.
TERMS OF SALE rtescf. u. ~ ;ho decree
90 order q C9art uEe-ti.si c: the purchase
money . be raii "a Cash O.. day % sale one
third IN q an ba.AEce IL months thereafter.
the cFel!; payments 70 g. secarsi by ao;e. Of
the paFeha,e-. approved hy Trustee bearing ia
'c-ss; from lay u sale. - a ieposi, o: $500
Sli be required on d-y sale.
4. l.. BOARMAS. Trustee.
JOHN :. BIDDI>oN. Asctioneer.
Erb. s.-is.
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DCBLIC SALE
i
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND PERSON.
Al PROPERTY.
will Offer at Public sale. On
Ti"r.iay. F,j,prry iyi, I,'o.
al 10 O'Clock 4. ",

THAT DESIRABLE FARM SITUATED IN
Baltimore county, one nile west g tie - Re
mile stone IN the Y"ri ;srufiLe. -
j. and two mile. from spark station. IS
y. Z. X. L.. mile from B1.lcy'. y. T.. clurca.
adjoining the FrenI. Meeting House. auI the
farm of samuel ". Price. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-fIvE ACRES
Of the bet quality & lsHi. aba; 10 Acre. q
Wooi Iani, the balance Under cultivation. with
water IN every heli. fine spuns near the door.
water running through the barnysri Improve
u4ents consist % a TilEEE.SIoEY EE!CE
DWELLING. thirty tNo b! thirty -iEy feet. g. .
tanning seven rOyin. AMI large hall. 10: kitcaea
attached: Barn sixty i've by forty feet. Corn
crib. Wagon House. Carriage iiou.c. Dairy. Hon
II use and Ice House. Al.o. inc LIMESTONE
QUARRY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14
Emory & Emory. Solicitors. - -. Paul ST.
baltimore, and Towsoniown.

CARAH AMOS TT AL. ~. wINGFIELD
- AMOS EFT Al. ~ ~. Circuit Court for Rat.
timore eoHnty-in Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. thi. 18th day % February, 1850. that the
private sale made and reported by II. Hopper
Emory. Trustee. for the sale Of certain interest
in the land ami premises mentioned and rcferre |
to in this cause be ratified and confirmed. unles.
cause 20 the contrary thereof bs shown. on or be-
fore the S'h day II Mack. iSse. provided copy
of this order bs inserted in me new paper print
Ell in Baltimore county. in each ~ three sue.
ces,iye weeks before the 9Th day &c March. l>S0.
The report states the amour: OF sale. TO be $.e5.
WILLIAM ". ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clsrz.
Feb. LIT.