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STIRRING ADDRESS.

The National Republican Committee issued III,
following address from the headquarters In New
York city:
"The Republican National Committee present,
TO the country resume of the sweeping victory
won by our party on Tuesday, November 2, which
has been so chcerfuliy accepted by all thoughtful
and patriotic men. and by the great business and
commercial interests Of the nation.
Clarified and Arthur have received 2l3 cleo.
torai votes and will be inauguratci President and
vicc.Prcsident, March ith. 1851. The actual re-.
close that u cannot be asccrtaine until the Official
count Is made, but We have reason TO believe that
at least one and perhaps two Of those States have
given their electoral vote to our candidates.
"rhe popular majority for Garfield and Arthur
will not fall shor, Of 100000 in the Northern
States. The majority Of Gen. Hancock In the
Northern States will hardly reach 500. II the
Republicans Of the South had been permitted "a
vote rs they wished 10. and have their vote.
counted rs they were cast, at least six Of these
States would have recorded majorities ranging
from I've 10 forty thousand for our ticket.
"Thc majOritics, therefore, claimed by our nd.
vcrsares in most or the Southern States We regard
unworthy Of consideration. We have carried the
Legislature ofcvcry Northern State EXCEPT Nevada
where siraigh,.out Democrat will be elected "a
succeed Mr.. Sharon. After the 9Th ofMarch text
the United States Senate will stand 81 Republi.
cans. 20 Democrats and . Independents.
Two Southern States given TO the Democrat.
in the above estimate are yet 10 elect Senators
and II Is not unlikely that we shall secure one oil
them. In the lower house Of Congress we have
not less than fifteen majority. No officer Of the
present Congress can reduce or impcril this ma.
jcrity except by a revolutionary act.
Clarified aud Arthur have been elected by un.
parallcled popular majoritcs In that portion Of the
country where the right Of every citizen IL reeog.
niIcd to vote rs he pleased aud have his ballot
honestly counted. This result in the intelligent
and free North Is n chas,c and loud answer 10 the
indecent manner in which our advcrsarics have
wagcd the whole Of their campaign.
"Rcpublicans may be assured that no after
thought Of two or three mortified and desperate
leaders Of the minority wrthing under their party
censurc, will be allowed TO tribe with this mighty
verdict, or prevent the organization Of the govern
mcnt on the appointed day by tho rcsolu,e nen
chosen to administer. IL.
as. W. Dorsey, Secretary"
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ec-sOme Of tue Democratic papers arc pour
Ing "hot shot into Barnum for the manner in
which he conducted the campaign. lie richly do
serves all they can give him, for a more Infamous
course was never pursued by any political leader
In this country. There was nothing so mean
that he he'itaied to resort to IL he thought Il
would In anywise operate to the advantage Of his
party. II he had possessed judgment and dis.
elimination equal to his reckiessness and baseness
he might have accomplished something. But
these no lacked and in many cases his base designs
wore frustrated BY his own stupidity.
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s2ss-Dr. Sidney d. Grant, William Owens M d
Michael Ward, convicted in the L. $. Court at
Baltimore for having presented false and fraud
ulcnt pension claim. were sentenced on Monday by
Judge Morris. Grant gets three years in the pen
iteniary and 81 600 fine and costs, and the other
two one year in the peuitcn,iary at hard labor and
81 900 fine each.
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Eo~NoS that the election Is over. and the
Democracy badly beaten. We shalt sec whether
those who forged the Chinc.c letter and those who
spent so much time anil money 10 have it eircu-
iatcd throughout the whole Union, will have the
honesty and manhood to admit its true character.
We assume that no intelligent man Of any party,
anywhere, believed /, was genuine. If there had
been no evidence of it, bogus character bu, wha,
It bore upon Its face. few persons of any disrrimi-
nation could have been deceived By il. Blu, the
evidences, aside from this, that It was forgery,
fraud, bungling and silly falschood. were
overwhelming. Some prominent Democrats who
aided In It's dissemination admitted this fact in
conversation, but claimed tina. It's practical
effect would be rs good as IL i; were genuine.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-13

Jss-suPpose the registration officers Of Balti-
more county should take It into their heads to
leave half the names in each district OF the poll
books, would there be any redress! Arc these
officers supreme and accountable to no one for
their actionsl Let US have ga change"
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z--Mr. Montgomery Blair talks har.hly.-
lie Is out in lengthy letter in which he speak,
of the solid South" as the "rottcn South" Mr.
Blair ough, to be more respectful. II he Is moi
sotnebOdy may pull of ono Of hi. legs and knock
his brains out with Il.
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- lHb NANiuN IOMfANl. -
by authority Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
| Baltimore county, sitting in equity, the under
signed, Trustees, will oier for SALE at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
T"esday, IKE 1h day 81 December, 1850,
at o'clock =. ~,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND
situate in baltimore county, and described rs fol.
lows, that is TO say:
beginning for the same ut n stone planted Mt
the beginning Of tho whole ground conveyed by
Isaac /. Cook 20 Edward aud William Kimberly
by an indenturc bcavng date the LIST day Of DO.
ccmber, 1864, and recorded among the Land Rec
ords of Baltimore county in Libcr J. II. L.. M.
~, folio 2Os, &C., being on the shore of Colgate
creek, and running thence and BINDING on
THE WATERS OF COLGATE'S CREEK the
fifteen following courses and distances rs run by
survey made in 1877, viz: South seventeen and
three-tourths degrees west 1881 feet. south fifty
one and onc-quarter degrees west 33s! feet. south
twenty -one and s-qnarter degrees cast 500 feet,
south three and three fouTths degrees west ~ feet
south sevcnty-onc and a.haf degrees west u feet,
north sixiy-two and a-half degrees west 1915 feet.
north sevcn'y-seven and a-half degrees west 30
feet south seventy eight aud ahalf degrees west
los feet. north fifiy-scven and half degrees west
36S feet, north seveniy-one degrees west 90 feet.
south cighty-threc and a-haif degrees west 1863
feet north hfty eight and a-haif degrees west los
feet. north scvcn'y.thrce degrees west $50 feet,
notth ioHy.cIght ucgrccs west sii tect, north
seventy eight degrees west 75 feet, to the parcel
Of ground which. by indcnturc bearing date the
second day Of November, 1866, and recorded
among the Land Records Of baltimore county, in
Libcr J. H. L., No. 81, folio us, &C.. was con-
vcycd by Edward and William II. Kimberly TO
the Baltimore City Fcrtiiizing Manufacturing
Company thence binding on said land two courses
and distances. Wis North Eve and a.haIf degrees
west 4Ol feet To a stone, and south sighty and a.
half degrees west 3OS feet thence north twenty
nine and a.half degrees west 200! feet to an oak
tree Mt the end Of the south twelve degrees east
ninety .two-p erchcs line Of tho land conveyed by
Partridge To Michael Dorman thence running on
said line rcvcrseiy. In the year 1877, north
nine degrees and four minutes west I.i65i feet TO
| n stone set up on the south side Of Fifth avenue
extended thence still north nine degrees and four
minutes west 35i feet 10 the middle Of Fifth
avenue extended: thence along the middle Of
Firth avenue extended south eighty -eight degrees
and twenty minutes east 500! feet: thence
continuing the same course along the middle Of
fihh avenue extended 962 feet. more or less to
tho land. which by indcnturc dated ugust $50,
and recorded among :ac Lard Records Of BALTIC. co.,
In liber J. II. L., No. so. folio so. &C., was con
vcycd by Edward and William II. Kimberly TO
Richard Brooks; thence binding on said land three
courses and distances reverscly as run In 1877 viz
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HEREFORD, November 18th, $780,
Me.srs. Editors I'll trust We will now hence
forth hear no more Of solid" sections but only Of
one solid Uaion, with an arm willing and strong
enough TO reach around every man who claims the
protection Of our dag. be he white or black, rich
or poor, learned or ignorant; or be he native Of
Maine or Florida or Of any foreign cline. We are
Nation. This Is IA great Republic. Capital and
Labor are welded friends and whom the eternal
laws Of Right have Joined. let no man dare put
asundcr. Now let the South take her foot of Of
the laborer's neck else the strong arm Of the Ma
ton must see 70 H. And Il would be we'll also 10
remember that this Is not q mere triumph Of a
party. The conscience Of the North has been out.
ragged and the Republican party Is not the power
but the agent Of the power that hath done this
thing. We have elected man for President the
greatest intellect that ever was 90 honorcd and
the peer Of Washington and Lincoln in purity Of
character and nobility Of manhood. Truly, all
citizens may rejoice together. J. J. SrAnR.
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&s;- Montgomery county, Pa, is Democratic
stronghold and the home Of Ten. Hancock. The
Democrats there expected to carry the county by
at least 1900, but were very much "stirred up
when the vo:cs were counted TO find that Gen.
Garfield had n majority Of IOt
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BALTIMORE. Sept. 3. lSsO.
M. 4. u. Meiteo. l22 ~. Fayefte street. Bai,i-
more. Nd. Dear air: have been suffering for
over two years from Pulmonary Consumption and
have tried NIL kinds Of medicine mt an expense If
over two thousand dollars without any decided 70.
lief. had terrible cough. lost all my appetite.
and could not sleep ut night. Last June was
recommended 10 try your "PULNoSA :" since that
time have been using IL my cough has stopped.
sleep well and have u goodappeti,c. Heartily
recommend !, to any one suffering with lung dis
ease. Wishing you all success. am ever yours,
de-, W. A. WILSON,
n. W. cor. Huntington and Charles street
avenues, or ga and go ". Pratt street.
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ce--hc Garfield and Arthur club at Sunny.
brook, 10th district will not dsband but win hold
application meeting In few days and then or.
ganise permanently as Republican club. Tha.
is the right thing 90 do and looks iks business.
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5ssi- Those 10th district Democrats, who had
already picked out their places in the Baltimore
custom house and pOstoiIice, feel badly. Come
over on the strong side, boys, and there may be a
chance for you In few years.
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ES'-Mr. Germans ring will now have some
business with tho Democrats of Hartford. They
let the county slip through their fingers and they
arc to be punished for It. But the good people
over there can stand Il if German can.
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New Advertisements.
Law once OF II. w. Baldwin, 80 Lexington
Street, baltimore

TINnE BOOK DEPOSITORY OF THE BALTI.
l. MORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE
". y. CHURCH IN BALTIMORE CITY rs.
WILLIAM A. HOOK AND WIFE, 80 tie Cir.
cult Court for Baifimore oouaiy-ia EgHitv.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this ifth day Of November, ISSO, that the
sale made and reported by Rignal ". Baldwin,
Attorney and Trustee for the sale Of the mortgag.
cd premises described in the above entitled pro-
ceedings be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown on or before this
eighth day Of DseeMbeT, 1850, provided n copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
In baltimore county, once In each Of three sue.
ccssiye weeks before the eighth day of December.
1850. The report states tho amount Of sales TO
be 81 200.
W. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Tost:
W. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
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DEATHS.



BOfLSTON.-On the afternoon Of November :,
at burnside" Baltimore county, WIN. Cloud
Boyiston. Of South Carolina, son law of $.
N. Shoemaker, Esq.
SPARkS.-In Patapsco Neck. on the 9TH instant
Edward H.. In the 2Sth year Of his age, beloved
husband Of Clara Sparks.
CAFETERIA the residence Of his daughter,
Iiampden, 9Th inst. benjamin $. Carter, in the
10Th year OF his age.
CR0SBY.-Near Catonsyilie on November &. so
Louisa, wife Of the late John Crosby.
HARRIS.--At his fathers residence Nov. I, 1850,
Albert Harris, in the 25th year Of his age. third
son Of Ephraim Harris Of Baltimore county.
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Es-The Journal reads tho riot act to Hartford
county because she saw ct to turn tho tables on
the ring and give majority for her most worthy
and honorable son, Col. Webster. Glorious old
Hartford!
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.eucIn Cecil county the vote on local option
was $3.50 votes for, and $50 against, majority
for local option Of 1874. In Carroll county the
vote stood 1896 against local option, and ass for
majority against 81.
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sso-The Atlanta tGa.) Consultation (Democratic)
don't like "Mule' Barnum. II ssys Of him: "a,
the last moment Mr.. Barnum deserted the Demo.
cratic party to act as wet-nurse for Philip"
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no-Oon. OarfIeld exblbI,ed

SsS-Gen. Garfield exhibited great eoolnes.
whilst receiving the election returns ut Mentor,
Ohio, on Tuesday night Of last week, and When
assured Of his election he said to number Of
friends who surrounded him:
Gentlemen, this result means three things
First that the American people believe In the
nationality OF the government; second, that thoy
believe In good, honest, healthy financial policy ;
third, they are determined not 20 narrow and dis
grace the sphere Of American politics by endors-
Ing campaign Of personal abuse"
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es-The Washington ID. CO. Post, the leading
Democratic paper Of that city and one which said
about as many hard things against Gen. Garfield
during the campaign rs any Of the mud singers,
has the honesty since the election, to say Of the
man II has heretofore traduced:
"Gen. Garfield IL an intellectual man OF cxcep
tional culture, strong In argument and brilliant In
conversation; he IL also 4 gentleman In his in
stinets and habits. Such n man with the large
and varied experience he has had In public affairs
ought 10 give the people wise, bsnsicent, honest
and able administration"
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xc-we hope tho walking will be good after the
9Th Of March next. A great many Democratic
appoin,ees now In the House Of Representative,
will want to foot Il" home after that date.
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PROM III. PASTOR oF HARFoRD AYR, n. v. CHURCH.
BALTIMORE. January ), 1850.
w. 4. n. Msnee-Dear sir: have used the
PrLHoSA in my family for severe bronchial trou-
bic with decidedly beneficial results.
Respectfully, J. J. q. wIRsrgn
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The undersigned and numerous others cheer.
fully recommend the above:
Rev: A. i. Gibson. VI. d.. Rev. d. II. Carroll.
Rev. Vim. 5. Edwards. b. d.. Rev. J. !. q. Web
stcr. Rev. job 4. Price, Rev. VIM. ". Osborn,
Rev. J. II. VI. Lennon. Rev. :. A. Wilson, Rev.
u. W. Black. Rev. A. :. Hank. Rev. l.. d. Her.
ring, Rev. i. ". Crowley. Rev. d. Henderson,
all Of Baltimore, Nd.
Rev. a. Foster and Rev. GEORGE V. Leecl,. Of
Washington, d. c.
Rev. James Gamble, uagerstown, Nd.
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S7rA private letter from friend In one Of the
Northern States says, swell, SEQ Talbot. gOes to
Congress again to represent Texas"
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Pulmona.-A grand remedy for Coughs.
Throat and Lung diseases. Sold by druggists
and the proprietor. A. Il. MErrss,
IL? W. Fayettc street, Baltimore, Md.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS, SALE

A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE
IA ora
SPLENDID FARM OF i52 ACRES, IN THE
It'll ELECTION DISTRICT, BALTI.
MORE COUNTY.
The undersigned. Administrators Of the estate
Of benjamin y. Anderson, deceased, will sell at
public sale. on
Thursday, Norember 2sfL, 1850,
At 2 o'clock +. NJ,
A splendid FARM Of i52 ACRES OF SzSr
- LAND, the estate Of the late s
E4 benjamin T. Anderson, situated II
miles from Gorsuch's Mills, and miles from
Parkton. N. c. r. r., In eth district. About IS
acres Of WOODLAND. The entire farm is In a
good state Of cultivation. The improve ments are
FRAME DWELLING. A LARGE SwITZEI
BARN,
and all necessary out buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ons. third Cash: one.
third In @ months and the remaining one third in
!? months from day Of sale, purchasers giving
notes with approved security bearing interest
from day Of sale, all cash at option OF purchas.
or. $500 cash will be required upon the day Of
sale. JULIA r. JORDAN
BENZ. Z. JORDAN,
Administrators.
JOHN V. sLADE, Aue,ioneer.
Oct. 3O.-ts.
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Haneoek's majOri,y.....i5.I6i

WADE HAMPTON cmALLESoED-A Way WaHi.
10 Take Secretary Sherman's "Linie Ba.ias.." Oh
hi' HaHd'.-A late issue Of the Eureka (Nevada)
Leader contained the following challenge:
To Hon. Wade HamptoH, CoiaaJia, 8. O..
Sir-I have noticed your cowardly insult 10 my
friend, John Sherman. Secretary Of the Treasury.
Knowing. rs you must certainly know, that Mr..
Sherman's position rs United States ofhcer, rs
also his oath Of Office, places restriction upon his
replying TO you as you desire, take the response
bility upon myself 10 answer instead. As 10 my
social standing rs gentlemen, will refer you 20
the following gentlemen Of prominence. Ex.Gov-
ernor Low and Ex-Governor Irwin, Of Caiifomia
John Y. Cannon, Of Utah, and Ogden lilies, Of
Nevada. win meet you, sir, anywhere west Of
the Rocky Mountains, at any time you may APP
point. As the choice Of weapons falls 20 me, I
name double. barrelled shot guns, loaded with
suckshot. Terms-Distancc, forty PAGES, FIRE and
advance. II you have not the means 70 paw your
fare TO point wost Of tho Rocky Mountains, I
will meet you at Omaha. Awaiting your reply,
remain yours, &c.
JoHs c. PALMER.
Address Eureka, Nevada.
D. g-Xou ean orsar we,r .oN. a..
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ge-Iowa 10 tho banner State. II gives only
about 5000 majority for Garfield,
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NTORTGAGEE'S SALE
AVl or
VALUABLE LEAsEH0LD PROPERTY
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN HIGHLAND
TOWN, BALTIMORE COUNTY

TOWN, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by virtue Of n power Of attorney contained in
Mortgage, dated the 2lth day Of septem- IeNe
"a Der, 1875, and recorded among the 2s&s
EsL Mortgage Records Of baltimore
county in Libcr J. b., No. G3 folio SO, &C., from
George Leonhard Ref TO William Hammer, the
undersigned, will sell At public auction, on tho
premises, on
Wsdnesday, hhe isi day Of LecessIcr, 1850,
at Z o'clock y. m,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND LYING IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
and thus described: Beginning for tho same on
east side Of Third street at tho distance Of lis
feet inches northward from the north side Of
Cough street thence extending eastward along
the ground Of Jacob Gengnagcl 1850 feet TO tho
west side Of 20 feet wide alley: thence north on
said alley 20 feet thence west 81 feet % Third
street. and thence south the east side Of Third
street ~ feet 10 the place Of beginning being the
ground which by lease recorded among said
Records IN LibcT J. D., No. IS, folio 23i, BE- was
leased by james Mandcrson ct al, to said 6eorgc
Leonhard Reif subject to tho yearly rent Of SIS,
with the privilege of cxtinguishing said rent rs
in said lease expressed.
The lot l. improved by fine
TlikEE.sTORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH
ONE.ST0RY BACK BUILDING, A
FRAME SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND
FRAME STABLE.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-half Cash, and the
balance in six months from day Of sale with
interest or all cash at the option or the pur.
chaser. deposit Of $50 required at the sale.
AND WILL FURTHER SELL AT THE SAME
TIME AND PLACE AFORESAID,
the following personal property in said Mort
gage mentioned, 10 wit: q
ONE SAUSAGE CUTTING MA. LIN
CHINE. ONE BAY HORSE. AND A NS
BUTCHER WAGON. TERMS CASH.
WILLIAM HAMMER,
Mortgage.
Nov. i3.-ts.
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Colt e. Rhodes, Attorneys. 4: st. Paul Street,
Baltimore, Nj.
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
Save Money.b InsuringyourProp.
crty in the
Agricultural Fire Insurance COMFY
OF WATERFOWL, N.

""H"HFV fAs 1900 y SsDoS sI0A.UV.
FNlIE attention Of farmers is directed to the great
l. advantages in tho way Of Fire Insurance. Of
fcrcd by the above Company.
Its assets amount to over 81 ZOO, 900, 50 that
failure Is absolutely impossible.
II idsuEcs nothing bat Dwellings and Farm
Property, rejecting all risky property, such as
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
II not only pays for all losses by Gre, but for
d"m"ye' do"e by Lightning, whether FIRE ensues or
not.
II also pays for Lire Stock killed by lightning
anywhere on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company TO the farming community.
The terms on which property Is insured are as
favorable rs those Of any other Company in this
country.
large number Of prominent and eii-known
persons have already attestcd their confidence in
this Company by insuring their property therein,
and whose names will be furnished on application
To Us.
For further particulars, rates. &C., cal, on or
address, II. l.. BOWEN, Agent.
Towson;own, Baltimore county, Md.
Jan. 2t,-iy
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Address Eureka, Nevada.
r. S.-You can order your coffin east of the
Missouri, as timber Is scarce here. J.c.P.
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Louis p. Honnighausen, Attorney n, Law.
baltimore Nd
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V,RllSTEE'S SALE

Horny Stockbridge, Jacob I. Cohen,
Sebastian Brown, Trustees.
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New Advertisements.
TO TRESPASsERs.

All persons arc forwarned not to trcspass on
the Sheppard Asylum property, with either dog
or gun. The law win he enforced aginst all Of
Tenders. by order Of the Trustees,
Nov. l3.-2ts) L. HERMAN, Manager.
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by authority Of u decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Baltimore county, sitting in equity. the under
signed, Trustees, will offer for sale, at public auc.
ton, on the premises, on
TIesday, IKE 5h day Of December, 1850,
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FREDERICK ROAD PROPERTY, TWO cOUN
TRY SEATS AND TWO GROUND RENTS.