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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
DIBI.ll SALE
A LARGE AMOUNT OF VALUABLE PROP.
EHTY NEAR COckEYsvILi.E. BALTI.
MORE COUNTY. MD.

let. MERCHANT MILL. on the York Turn
pix; a, it, intersection With the w
SE~ Western EuB. - miles from 4 ',,,LR
szSS Baltimore. AMI ono mile iruin fYiYrffa VE
I-thc y. =. Il. H.. at C'.ckcys. .-<sA-s
willie. Thet. are pair. Of feet burr,. with tho
Necessary machinery for the manufacture of l2U
barrels 1T h'Ir per day; the whole being driven
bE tw" 81 y. =. Burnhan, turbin. wheels. ~ aud
- INCHES. under u head Of l feet. This mill 10
part stone. part frame iO0 by - feet. with four
iopr,: /, one 0T the hes, located in the county,
fr"m its proximity to the rRilroad and turnpike,
and being in the midst of fertile. grain pro,iuc
ing ncighb"rhooi. frum which tho chic: supply 10
obtained. though IL ha, the facility Of getting IL
from Penny lvania aud the .cs; upon favor
abb. teriss ~ mills at Baltimore
The principal market for the ioGr is Baltimore,
but there is large opening tor good retail
trade FROM nuinerou. Marble aud Lime Vuarries.
Cotton Factories and Iron Work. near.
There are four DWELLINGS. COOPER SHOP
AMI STABLES. with 20 ACRES attached.
~. A MERCHANT and CUSTOM MILL.
about twu miles above. on the same strcam, and
on the Western Kun Turnpike. about =! miles
fr"in c"ck"ysrillc. Thi' is . substantial Stone
building. 50 by 80 feet. four floors. four pairs of
burrs. with II fee, head ha. ground about I0o..
"0n bushels in year. nearly all obtained from the
surrounding country. There !. SAW MILL
attached, also. three DWELLINGS. COOPER.
SHOP. AnI ainu; 30 ACRES.
81. A FARM adjoining this mill. containing
$50 ACRES 81 prime lanl. in good state Of cul.
uration. Improvements. large STONE IL
e. DWELLING. in per:ec, order. con 49,
IL tanning ! I rooms and cellar: ais,.
three tenant houses. barn, wagon house,. Ae., all
in good repair.
18th. \ FARM adjoining the above. containing
81 ACRES. one of the hAni.onest site. in the
county. This farm il alt under cultivation. h..
NJ waste land the quality of the beet. I'm
provemcni.-a barn with stabling. 1c.. but no
dwelling. il having been burned. The lite IL =
beautiful one. commanding = view of the wor.
Ellington Valley. Ashland Iron Works. Texas. &C..
and the intervening country 10 Towsontown.
within seven mile. of Baltimore.
The property il in one 81 the hes, and
healthy neighborhoods in the State. Churches
ar meeting houses. are numerous. representing
Methoiis,s. Bap,i.ts. Epise"pa!ian.. Friends.
Catholics Lu,herans. Prc,byterians AMI Memo
mites.
TERMS Cash. the remainder in G. IL and
i months. with interest. A part of the pur-
chase money remain on mortgage IL 20 desired.
ss-SALE To BE HELD AT THE FARM
HOUSE on TAiei-d"y (Ta,si"yl. hc i.h IF
.SscpaI a,,Hfh tF,bra,ryl. at =. ".
TllOS. u. MATTHEWS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

S~fenn'yl'ania has been very thoroughly
ean'A''ed by the Philadelphia IFs.. TO find wha,
arc the prevailing preferences Of iis sturdy Repub
hcan' for Presidential candidates. II would seem
as though Pennsyivania still adhered to her old
iovori'e' the gallant, s,al~art Republican. James
u. blaine, Of Maine. The Pa. ssys:
1--WE present this morning an interests r ,.,p.
may Of opinions on the Presi IentiaI question IL
reaehss almost ali counties Of the State, and
thouge imperfect as 10 some, has value as indiea-
ave Of The drit Of public opinion. Il shows con
siderable variance Of preference, but make. clear
that among tie thoughtful and influential leader,
%, nspaol,ean thought the expression against the
hird.term movement IL conspicuously general.
ard that Of other Candidates senator blaine lie,
nearest the popular hcars. The National banks.
whien have been generally eanvassed, are much
divided, showing that no one at the candidates
ns,ned Gao ee considered specially theirs. Espce.
Aly = THIS 90 In this city whore politics Dc not so
much engross men Of business as Il the In az
country. But strong movement in favor Of sher.
man 10 not found as sniicips,eJ BY many"
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es-yew railroad. A., h.in, hn,,, .,,, 49,,

GcNew railroads are being built with notable
rap'day-On paper. Whether all the projected
schemes arc to be carried to completion remains
to be tested. All that is needed 10 the money to
pay Tor the work. There is plenty of enthusiasm,
plenty 10 advocate new routes aud tell how prof.
table the roads are sure TO be, but the doubt comes
IN when We come to add mp the solid subscriptions.
flushing speech lays no rails Advice to others to
subscribe Is cheap. Old companies listen we'll,
''ooE encouragement. but they do not often follow
advice in the matter Of building new roads until
they see something solid back Of the advice or in
the future Of the road. Hence communities that
are counting upon the early building ofio,al lines
Tor their especial convenience, without promise Of
Pecun'ary returns. may make up their minds tina,
'hey have got to shell out pretty good share Of
tue cost themselves. This will apply to our own
proposed narrow gauge road. Il take. money TO
build railroads, and IL the roads are 10 DO bull,
somebody's money will have TO DO forthcoming.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

-" The Executive Committee OF the Iepu6li.
can State central Committee the, in baltimore
Thur,Iay night. when i; wa. received tina, the
State Convention to send delegate. t, the Nation
al Convention. which meet. in Chicago June ~.
be held at Frederick on the 9Th of May The
Executive Committee. of the several ruun;ic. will
hN the tine for holiin; the primary meeting. and
county conventions
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

ETA gorgeous denomination il to occur at
Chicago next summer. ON the occasion Of the
Triennial conclave Of the knight. Tc,nplar Of the
United States. which begins on the 10th Of Angus,
and continues four day. It is expected tia, 90.
900 Sir knights will be in line on that occasion.
that 100000 Masons will be prc.cn, in the ci,y.
and that the pagcan,ry. a. a whole. vii. .urpn. D..
anything OF the kind ever witnessed in America.
or perhaps in the world.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

szs-Mr' Charles VI. Caushy. the popular young
editor of the Baltimore Er,ry Sa'ar'iay. wa. mar.
RED in Richmond. Va. ON Tuesday morning lat
I" Mis- Alice iIi:.in'. the accomplished dau glitter
Of city Councilman John ". Higgins. Of tina, city.
The ceremony ~a' performed by Bishop Kcanc.
assisted by Res. y. Walker Caughy. deacon Of the
d.occ.c q liatimorc. and brother nf the crnnin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

;ss- A eolOred servant in family at 0bcrlin,
Ohio, was severely rsprimanded by her mistress.
Did she leave the family and seek employment
elsewhere! Not bit Of IL. She simply put .
large quantity Of arsenic In = dish Of oatmeal
which had been prepared for supper and came
very near sending seven persons to the happy
hunting grounds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

ss"- The Republicans in Maine seem to have
settled the little difficulty in tina, State without
6iood-'hei. They have possession Of the State
capital, both branches Of the Legislature have
been regularly organized, and Republican GOV.
eFnor has been elected. The Democratic and
'reenback fusionis;s. crowded gu, of the State
house. have been holding little Legislature Of
their own on the sidewalks. to the grca, amu.,.
ment. no doubt. of Iookcrs.on.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

-Ec~Thc formal call for the Republican National
Convention has been issued Chicar, the rl,ce.
ana June ID the time. Republican. and all who
viii cooperate with them in supporting the nolni.
nee' Of the party are invited To- choose two ,lcic.
gates from each Congressional District. four a,
large from each state, two from each Territory.
and two from the D.,ric; Of Columbia. TO repre-.
sent them in the Convention"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

Jo-Thc Legislature on Tuesday elected Hon.
Arthur 7. German L. :. Senator for six year.
from March. 1881. To succeed Hon. Win. Pinkney
"hy'c. There was very little interest manifested
In the election. the question having previously
been settled by the caucus. In the Senate the
vote stood a. 7. Gornan. -. james 4. GARY.
tRepablicanl ): :. Teackle Wallis, | ; absent. /;
not voting. tMr. Gorman). In the House the
vote stood Gorman. e. ; Gary, ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24
DEATHS.

DEATHS frer--- Tributes, &C.. 10 cts. % Liae
M.--On January Ii. Matthias Lin
thieum. in the .4th year Oi his age. Of baltimore
county.
LlNT0N.-At finksburs. On January Is, Fannie.
youngest daughter of John ID. aud the late Kate
q. Linton.
GABLER.-At waverly, on January ~. Charles
Frederick Gabler, in the Ssth year Of hi. age
STANsBt Rl.--on January Is. Thomas Leonard.
aged l. months. youngest child VI l.. Frank and
Emily ". Siansbury.
1lARTLEl.-On January l., William 7. Oswald,
aged 10 month, AMI ~ days. youngest son u
Charles II. and barbara &. A. Hartley.
c0ALE.-Fell asleep. on 18th Of January. iSsO.
with the assurance of n blessed awakening.
Samuel W. coalc. aged 5j years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

;zss-dov. iianilton's inaugural address is u
production Of which he has reason to be proud
There Is no unnecessary verbiagc abou, 1t. but II
Is short, pointed and full Of good sense |, is an
address which u man can read withou, wishing
before he Gnishe. 10 that he had never been born
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

~ SAMJ Ell q. WILSON. Auctioneer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
IL
VALUABLE MARKET GARDEN PROPERTY
Situated az THE EAST SIDE OFT
BELAIk ROAD. ABOUT MILES
FROM BALTIMORE

The undersigned. EN-cutrix. under the power
AMI authority in the will of William David Par.
lett. deceased. will sell \, Public Sale on the
premises ofthe sail William David Parlett. 80,
situated on the east side IL the Belair sSs
r. Road. ab"gt mile. from the city of
baltimore. and aijoihia: she property of John
Fitch aud others. On
Ws'f".s'f"y. :sh dry ef Jnnaary, 1850,
at: o'clnek y. ~.
The farm Of the late William David Parlett, To-
Gated As above described. containing
SINTY.F!vE ACRES.
with = fair proportion of wood. the balance being
nearly al! under good state % guilty alton.
The property has been u.ei ne u market gar.
den and its proximity to the city render, il very
valuable.
The improvements consist Of u comfortable
Loo HOUSE. with Barn and all necessary out
buildings. There is u tne orchard Of choice fruit
ON the property. the fencing !. good and there il
pump of excellent water near the dwelling.
The property 10 only about . quarter OF a mile
from the bclair road. with a fne road leading 20
the same.
Possession given in March or sooner IL pos
siblc.
TERMS OF SALE.-one third Cash ON the
day OF sale. one-thiri in six month"; and the bal
anee in twelve months from day Of sale. the crcl,
payments % be secured to the satisfaction II the
undsrsi;nei or all Cash At the option OF the pur-
chaser. depos; u Sioo will be required on
day Of sale.
AcIIsAH SOPHIA PARLETT.
Exeeutrix.
- w. "lLsoN, Auctionesr Jan. 5.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

nss- The Moline R.rie,r. published in the thirty.
ing and busy city Of Moline Inoi.. comes TO US
this week in an entire new dress of very handsome
type and printed on tinted paper 1t give, a
complete history of the city and all its vas, bust.
ness interests for the year 1879, the whole cons,
'u'ing No. Of unusual merit. rejecting grca,
credit upon its en'erprising Publisher. Mr. Il. u.
Moore Capt. l.. VI. Haverstick. formerly one Of
the editors AMI propretors Of the USioS i. con-
ncc'ei with the Rsrier. lie is a live man and
knows what Is required to make a good newspaper.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

.E'-Thai blatant black guard. Denis Kcarncy.
has been shooting hi. mouth 81 again in New YORK.
lie i now the champion of the Grccnbacker. and
Preli''' that If everything don, go RICH, To sui,
himself and his follower. ":anrbadys throat vii
be cut" We would .uggc., Deni. rs the proper
person 10 commence on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

ra-Thc City Council of baltimore has elected
Messr'. W. $. elephant. Geo. II. Berry. pr. c. W.
Chancellor. d. =. ulman, John u. IIolthaus j ohm
II. Medinger and Michael cOacklcy directors on
the part Of the city in the BALTIC. 4 Ohio railroad
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

5So- Tho subject Of taxing mortgages is again
being agtaied in the Legislature A law Of thi,
kind would DO well enough II the tax I'D no, come
out Of the poke, Of the borrower. With the in
tcrcst. the bonus and the tax taken out Of the
principal the borrower would have little left.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

E0"Ex Governor Ponder, Of Delaware, 10
styled THE Baron Of Broadkiln," BroadkiIn be-
Ing the name Of the creek on which he resides.
His new house Is tho most stylish house In the
hundred by all odds and L. the one that would be
chosen by y baron In reality. The ex.C;overuor
goes In and out quietly attending TO his own busi.
ness aud still accommodating money by the purchase
and shipment Of produce of the country and tho
rents Of his numerous farms Ile 10 the chief grain
buyer Of his section and he has numerous vessels
that carry away 20 market his purchases.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

f0-Thc Democrats in the House committee on
military affairs have decided upon a bill which
wipes out the disgrace Of Gen. Fitr-John Portcr's
eOurt-mariiai. restores him to the army and give.
him $4,000 back pay. The Republicans in Con.
gress will strongly oppose th. bill.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

izo-It is the Washington R,p"Jiica" which re-
marks: "Therc never were three other Americans
so grossly abused as Washington. Lincoln and
Grant. and there never were three Americans who
could better afford it,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned. Asaignccs Of Chri.tof Kol,cr.
Henry l.atimer AMI j. Y. lioshour. offer at -.
~ private sale, the following valuable scSts
L. real estate. viz:
NJ. I. 4 TRACT OF LAND. .i,u.,,I Ss,,
Bentley springs. Baltimore county. Nd. contain
ing los ACRES. more "r less. partly improved.
balance IN wood. There is a new Two STORY
DWELLING HOUSE ami other out. buildings
ga the tract. There |, also plenty Of GOOD water
On the place.
No. =. 4 TRACT OF LAND. on the Baltinor.
PIKE. about miles north of Park,on. containing
20 ACRES. more or lees. about 50 acres under
cultivation. balance in wood. This IL good land.
adjoining farms of Vim. En.or and others.
+. liELB,
HENRY KOLTER,
Assignecs Of e. Hotter.
y. T.. SEITZ.
J. q. BORTNER,
Assi:necs Of J. Y. Hoshour
ALEXANDER J. FREY,
Assignee Of Henry Laiiiner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

IS-A gentleman named Richard q. Alcxan-
der. of Delaware city, Delaware, was bitten by u
mad dog about six weeks ago and died horrible
death from hylrOphobia on Friday Of last week,
after an illness of abou, two lays
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MARRIAGES.

kOLBE-IiOwARD.-On Jan. LIST, at Warren. by
Rev. u. =. Benson. John ". Kobe to Mamie
Howard.
SMITll-BEI EIil.-On Jan. 18th. at the ". +.
Patronage. Towsuntown. BY Rev. u. y. Benson,
Charles smith 90 Mary e. Beuehl.
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Es~Gen. Bradley T. johnson. writing in tho
Philadelphia Tiae' on Early's expedition against
Washington city in 1864. gives tho credit Of hi.
being ,hwar,Sd in his purpose to John ". Garrei,.
President Of the BALTIC. 4 Ohio railroad,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-24

1S-Owing to the recent heavy advance in the
price Of printing paper Western newspapers are
putting up their prices. This advance has bean
general all over the country.
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sD- young married lady named Crew, living
on farm near Aver, Massachusetts, was brutally
outraged and afterwards murdered BY tramp on
the 18th inst. during the absence Of her husband
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SALE
l. OF
SMALL TRACT OF LAND IL THE SIXTH
DISTRICT. BALTIMORE COUNTY.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, passed in . cause pend IL
70 ing in said Court wherein John X. 49,
r. Nonemaker 10 complainant aud sam
ue n. Boyer and others are respondents. the I'm.
dersignei. Trustee, will offer for sale AZ the Court
House door in Towsontown, on
Wsdne'f"y. The iih day IF February 4. u. IssO,
at IL o'clock ~.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
]: ACRES and los perches Of land. more or less.
which Is particularly described in a mortgage
from James II. Masimsr aud wife TO John H.
Nonemaker. and recorded among the Mortgage
Records Of Baltimore county in Liber q. II. C..
No. ~. folio $40. &c.
This property lies In the sixth district Of Bal.
timore county, about ~ miles southwest from
New Freedom on the Northern Central Railway
and about p miles north Of Middietown, and l.
the property on which Samuel X. Boyer
nov resides. and adjoins the lands Of Jacob Boyer
James II. Masimer, William Ruhl and others.
The Improvements consist Of one story and attic
STONE HOUSE, 2ox2t; stable. small spring
house and other eutbuildinss. The land 10 all
under cultivation.
THE TERMS or SALE a, prescribed By the
decree sre one-hslf Cash, aad the balance in six
months from day Of sale, che credit payment 20
bear interest and &C. be secured % the satsfa,ion
Of the undersigned.
TH0s. J. HUNTER. Trustee.
JAS. W. OwINGS, AuetiOneer. (Jan. Its.
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sza-Mr. W. c. Hamilton, Of Baltimore city. has
obtained leave to introduce in the Legislature q
bill reducing the pay Of jurors from s2.50 to 81
per day in baltimore city
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New Advertisements.
SALE

PUBLIC SALE
VERY DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.
will offer nj public sale, ON Th.r.iay, F.LrH-
ary ;th, 1850. nj 10 o'clock A. NJ, -.
~ the following described property, sit. -
II uated seven miles FROM baltimore,
and one mile east from second toll gate On liar
ford turnpike and ono mile west Of liclair turn
pike, my farm Of
sIXTY.SEvEN ACRES.
all in high state Of cultivation except eight acres
Of splendid OAK TIMBER; good DWELLING
HOUSE OF rooms, part stone and frame; two
large stone Barns. excellent Dairy aud Tenant
House. Corn Cribs, Smoke House. Carpenter
shop. Hay Barn, Wagon Shed, and other out
4 GRIsT MILL.
with an abundant supply Of water; two lots OF
WOODLAND Of l2i and 10 ACRES each. with
excellent Chestnut Timber suitable for Telegraph
Poles and building purpose.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY 4:
TWO MILC1I cows. FIvEs
HF HEAD OF HOGS. MyA
Hm6m -four. horse broad. tread "MA
Wagon, two.horse Farm Wagon. I Carriage,
Open Buggy, Hay Carriage, set Double Wagon
Harness. sets Single Carriage Harness, ns.haif
interest in Woods Mower. one. half interest In
sulky Hay Rake. Wheat Fan, Cutting Box.
Flows. Harrows, Cultivators. Hay Forks, Hoes.
Shovels. wheeibarrow, Grow Bar., Log Chains. =
full set Of Carpenters Tools. &c. Clover aud
Timothy Hay. Dat Straw. Wheat Straw, Fodder
and lIu.ks. 30 bushels Wheat. % bushels Oats. 20
bushels Corn, y bbs. Pure Cider Vinegar. 500
lbs. Pork. 30 bushels Turnips, Onions. in fact all
kinds Of Vegetables. Household and Kitchen
Furniture Cook Stove. almost now Heating
Stoves. Tables. Chairs, Sidcboard. Sofa. bureaus.
Bclsteads, Carpets, Mating, Dairy Fixtures, &c
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\ Celebrated Duclxinx shore and
Farm at Private Sale,

VNlE FARM known a. BROADBELT's, stun.
L tel On Back River. aLou, = miles from Bal.
,,m.re: nov owned by John T. En.or. is -.
EH abOui go ACRES Of excellent land. ~
lately been heavily lined AMI has fine Bis7cE
Improvements upon il.
Ihis place Is noted one o: the hes, DUCK.
IN" SHORES in the country and will be sold n
bargain. Apply a; this Office or To
e. II. PAIRO,
Golden Ring Hotel. Phila. Road.
who will show the property. or address Ro.e,lalc
J.. -. baltimore county. Nd. NOV. a9.-,f.
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ness failures in the United States, the amount Of
liabilities reaching s9s,lis.es2.
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eS-The limit Of timo for applying for pensions
IL July lst, lsso, and no, January LIST, 1sSO, as
has been quite generally published.
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JsS-The Baltimore City Council has 70 elected
John A. Robb, EGG, City Register, for tho sixth
t;rm. lIe was first elected in 1870.
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lie On time; for prevention j. better than
cure. All Coughs and Colds aud such affection. Of
the throat aud lungs rs lead to nption are
cured by Dr. Bulls Cough syrup. Price 80 cents
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rIN1HOMAS WILSON SANTA.
i RUM. a SITE WANTED.

The Trustees Of "The Thomas Wilson Santa
rum, IN carrying out the trust confded 10 them
OF establishing santarium for the sick children
oi the poor. arc prepared to receive written pro.
P"'as Tor site possessing the following require.
ment'' with nm accurate description of the prop
eny, On or before the F'r.f Dag Of f'sbrHary $50
with the refusal Of il for ninety days thereafter:
LIST. L"""iion.-Thc location must be On n steam
railroad within two hours OF the city. and the
building site not over five minutc.' walk from a
station.
ID L""d.-The quantity Of Land required will
he hot less than loo acres. facing the south and
southwest with no stagnant water. marshc. or
mill ponds in the vicinity. and portion Of il must
be in natural forest.
81 kf'r"fi"s.-Thc elevation must not be less
than nuv fec; above tidcwater.
iih. H"isr.--A stream Of water Of not less than
Co."oo gallons per day. in the dries, season Of the
year. must be within available distance.
Address the President. No. - North Charles 81
FRANCIS T. KING. President.
WM. 4. FISHER.
j. CAREY THOMAS, ". D..
GEO. ". CORNER,
JOHN CURLETT.
WILLIAM II. GRAHAM
WILSON PROCTOR.
BiLH1nHg.
Dec. q. 1879. Dee. i3tJan.3l.
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TINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
l. scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters OF Adminis,rA-
ton on the estate Of
LEVI A. SLADE,
late Of said county deceased. All Persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscribers,
o. or before tis 2o1 day Of Jsiy, Isso;
they may otherwise by iaw be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said 60.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.--
Given ander our hands this goth day of January,
issO. ELIZABETH A. sLADE,
ALFRED n. SLADE,
Jaa. ?.-ts.) Administrators.