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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

MAH'n 3lSr lSsO.
Mar. E.iif",s IL have read with much in.
tcrcsi and concern the intelligent and suggestive
letter uf your correspondent from the 10th district
hardly suppus0 there a. friend uf economy in
the administration uf public affairs in the county
who will not heartily endorse it. IL gives dis.
pa-sipnatc statement Of the condition 10 which tho
Board of School Commits have brought
themsclVcs by exceeding the amount levied for
.'l 4n rurroscs. u they can do this from year To
year. ami tho Board uf County Commissioner. sus
tain them iH their yearly icyics. the time will soon
come when schools - III cust us 500. 300 year
With ~ better c.uits than whom they cost hall the
money. bus only protection rests With the COun.
1 Commissioners. T. use the significant Ian.
gusc "f Your .p"nicn;. i"r it will bear rcpc
titiuH III the school Board acted IN disregard Of
tie slmuui;iuu received year ago. the County
Commissioner, should AGO disregard their appeal
FIR munS: tiian the past justified ,hcu TO cx.
poet. } W"uia take the HbrIt! tv'"a,A. how
ever. that the In" new Cammis sioncrs recently
appointed .h"i,li not DC held rcsponsibic Tor tho
acts %. the ",. Board. II wnlll Dc very unjust 10
cru-ufu them tor what h.i occurred prior {" their
appointment. | we'll remember the strenuous cf-
iorts made nearly twelve months since TO prevent
the County tuinmi.sioncrs from reducing the
school levy. The limited fnancial condition Of
the School Board was exhibited. the certainty uf
closing the school. was pressed and the necessity
fr binding more houses urged. but the County
tommi, .inuc'. were intractablc and the lcvy was
reduced The reduction. a. j. well known. did not
stop the buldin; ul school house. close u single
seh"ul nor make the School Commissioners any
more saving than II the levy had been increased
IN r,acc"i decreased. The tax payers will rejoice
i. thoy dui the County Commissioners ~ firm for
III" rc!uc;iun u expenditure when they make the
neat levy ~ they were when they made the last.
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cs- When Republican becomes so good, 30
pure and undsGlsd IS to msr, the praises Of the
Democratic newspapers which have heretofore
denounced him on aesOun, Of his political princi-
pals, isn't IL safe to say there's something "crook
cd" about him. Why this great effort on the part
Of Democratic newspapers in baltimore county to
advance the cause Of a political opponent unless
IL be to reward him Tor some "grea, service rem
dsred TO them politically Was there ever before
such thing known in the history Of Baltimore
county Poli,ies' "one good turn deserve, snO;h-
er." and the "labOrsr is worthy Of his hire" no
matter IL the 'labor" was di'rePutable. We sup
pose.
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SAMUEL. u. WILSON, Auc,ionser.
DUBLIC SALE
cows, UTENSILS. AZ. NEAR TOwsON-
TOWN.

The undersignel. having relinquished farming.
will sell at public sale. At his res -,
rfB idence. IN Towsontowu. rB
49, formerly owned and occupied byRr&m
the Isis lienj. y. PAyne.l on
Tuesday. tLs 6ih day Of April. 1850,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING Personal PROPER
TY. VIZ:
Nine head Of superior Cows. some fresh and with
Calf.
IMPLEMENTS. &C:
Six Furrow Plows. J Cultiyators, I Double aud
2 Single Shovel Flows. I IIiage aud large A
narFows. I new Pan. Corn Shelter. I Reaper
and Mower combined, I Spring Toolh Horse
Rake. Grain aud 0uano Drill, Section Roller.
Double aud Single Trees, sc.
The above implements are all new. having been
used but one year.
eg-TERMS or SALE CASH.-SS
BENJAMIN NANHORN.
s. q. WILSON, Auet. March 27.-ts.
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Colonrb GRANT cLuH.-Thc coloroi Rejub.i-
can, Of Carroll. baltimore county have formed
club under the title of Grant Club No. /. of Car.
roll. AZ large AMI enthusiastic meeting held ~
the soth ul,o the following resolutions were
adopted:
lTt. That We heartily approve ami endorse the
resolutions adopted by the baltimore county lie.
publieans who n0, a. Temperance Temple. ia the
city Of baltimore. on the llth Of March. 1850
that Ne are irrrvocaby opposed 10 sending Mr..
John i. Ensar or any other ally Of the Democratic
ring 10 the National Convention. bat that We will
ehssrfnlly support ~ \ delegate 20 that conven.
tion any true Republican who holds the good Of
the party superior 70 selfish interests aud who has
sufficient mode'iy 20 allow that others than him
self may be worthy % party trust and hoaors.
"a. That We clearly see the purpose Of tho Dem.
ocraie party 10 undo all the results and revive all
the issues Of the war and recognizing the wisdom
Of the nartyrsd Lincolns saying. "thai il /. not
good time 20 swop horses while crossing the
river. We declare our decided preference for Gen.
Grant as our Presidential candidate. because
having once saved the Union. HE character aud
services give a surer guarantee than these Of any
other man that he will successfully defend IL
against the renewed assaults now being made
Sd. That while We thus declare our decided pref
sFencs for Gsh. Grant aad our full belief that an
overwhelming majority Of Maryland Republican.
are Of like mind, We are opposed 20 binding our
delegation 20 the National Convention BY rigid in
struciicns and hope that the State Convention
will not 90 bcyond an expression Of preference but
leave our delegation full power 10 subordinate
that preference. IL need be- to the wishes Of those
states whose people unlike ours. are free 10 vote
the Republican ticket and able TO secure n fair
count Of their ballots.
9Th. That our delegates to the county eonven-
tion are hereby Instructed 10 select man to rep
resent in the State Convention Who has the bee,
interest Of the party at heart 10 free frsm the con
troll Of any man aud able 10 think for himself and
who will support ~ delegates TO tho National
Convention such Republicans only a. against
whom no charge or suspicion Of wrong doing a.
Republicans or ~ men can 10 brought or enter
tanned.
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Sales of Property.
John T. Ensor and William s. Keech, Al
tornsys, Towsontown. Nd.
U,RIETEES' SALE
a VALUABLE FARM ~ THE 5TH ELEC.
TlON DISTRICT oF BALTIMORE
COUNTY.

Hy virtue Of u decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. passed in a cause in ,ail Coart
.szzcA wherein Jacob u. Lourk IL com ~
3sal plainant, aud Mary l.. Mer. xsee
G1l ryman and other. ace
defendants. the undersigned. the Trustees named
In said decree, viii offer at public SAFE. on
Monday. he i2M day of .iprh. /. d. Issc.
At the hour Of II 4. NJ.
on the premises, situated in the ,,h district of
Baltimore county, On the BLACK Rock loa,l. about
one mile northery from Trcnion =. ~. adjoining
the property Of Msssrs. EPhrain Martin. William
Tracey, GTccnbury BORING and others. all that
valuable farm Of which George Mcrrynan. late Of
Baltimore county deceased. died seized au.I pos.
scssel. containing
FIFTY SEVEN (J7J ACRES NJ LAND. MORE
ar LESS.
aud more particularly ds,cTibeI ~ a Mortgage
from said George MerTyman anil niir TO GrorEs
Z. Zouek. dated tho 30 day Of December. \. -.
lsG0. and recorded in the Mortgage Records of
baltimore county. in Libcr q. H. e.. No. H. folio
2i?, &c.. see said Mortgage for full description
of said property by mSirs anl bounds. courses
aud distances J, improved by iwn story
FRAME HOUSE.
about by - feet. summer kitci Ell. Frame Barn.
about 20 by 30 feet. also IN excellent Apple orch.
Hrl ia cool bearing order peaches. cherries and
other fruit. Pump Of excellent water ~ the
door. Abpu; q Acres Of land in good clltiva
tion. balance principally in chr.tnui anil oak
timber. Churches. Mills. school. Psstoiice con.
Venient. The property h in n healthy. pleasant
and desirable ncighborhooi and i. worth the at
tcntion Of any one .sekins goOi home.
TERMS OF SALE Cash, in 4 months
and balance in II months from day Of sale. lie
ierred payment. e. hear interest from day of sale
aHd a. he .r~nrcl hy note. So" '',-.hrscr. with
security sat.'ia tory O. the ffu,t... 20! ca,h
a; purchaser. npii"n.
Ky terms 81 decree the rustic. 80 autupriAr.l
Co. require der".ii Of Sluu."u 81 a, nf ale. aud
in default "f the paynon, there .. 6, "ict ,Aii
property again ut public sale -,th"ut further
notice. said deposit of Siuo.Vn will be required.
For further particulars. inquire 81 Mrs. Merry
nan On the l'smi'es Or 81 John :. Stri'kl.n. near
Hampstead. Carroll county. Maryland.
JOHN r. ENSDR
JOHN :. STEiCkLIN.
Trustee.
GEO. ". JORDAN. Auctinnecr. March eo.-t..
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned. Assignees Of chris;of Koltsr
and Henry l.atimer. offer at private sale II
"a the following valuable real estate in ~
~ Baltimore county, Nd. Wis: -
No. !. A TRACT OF LAND, situated about
milss wost Of Parkton. known as the Susanna
Jones" tract, containing l02 ACRES, more or
less. There are no buildings on the place, but
the land has been heavily lined about IS acres
are in wood. There 10 plenty Of water on various
parts Of the place.
No. 2. A TRACT OF LAND. near No. I. con.
tanning - ACRES. more or less. improved BY =
SMALL DWELLING; about 20 acres Of this
tract 10 in wood.
No. ,. A TRACT OF LAND. situated about )
miles southeast Of Partition. known as the "slads"
farm, containing 1864 ACRES. more or less, about
IS aeres are covered with hne timber. The land
10 in very high state Of cultivation. having been
lined several times. Improved BY q TWO.
STORY DWELLING, large Bank Barn and all
other necessary outbuildings. hns orchards Of
fruit Of all kinds In bearing, plenty Of fresh
spring water, and large stream passes through
the place.
No. I. A TRACT OF LAND, containing iIOi
ACRES. known ~ the the Isaac Harding tract.
situated about 4 miles west Of Parkton. This
farm 10 susceptible Of hne and paying improve
Eents.
p. HELB.
HENRY KOLTER,
Auignecs OF ChFistof Koiter
ALEXANDER J. FREY.
Assignee u Henry IAtimsr
Aug.oTO.-tE
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This /. the ;afm ovnoi ~ tic late Robert Stir
M linz. Contains II.
.an A"El.S. MORE OK LESS
~ !. Improved BY g large AMI coin - =
mIii"us
BEICk MANSION HnJ-E.
with Frame "A! stone Back Bai iiu:8. a:tacAoi
Tenant House. Barn o. by 80 .,ci. Ggaus-.c..
Tern House. Sc. in fact. every building ..itah!c
for large anil well regulated fern. The cost e
the buildings alone would be SiU.pru. AMI arc
among the fines, in the upper eul Of baltimore
county.
The farm is laii Of in fields u - :, - acres.
Two Orchards Of choice fruit Land i. kind and
easy 10 improve. slightly rolling. well wa,erel
and ,imbcrei; convenient 20 Churches and
Schools. and in a desirable ncishborhooi.
The above property will be sold IN
TH''day. 'he Gih f,y ~ ipri. 4. II. i.so
At O'Clock T.. NJ.
on the premises. By virtue Of decree passed. rs
the Circuit Corrt for Baltimore county. on the
lOih day Of March. \. u. l,sO. by the uE lsr,jsn-
c. Trustees nainoi in the decree AMI will bc seil
A. whole or IN parcels AMI tTacts & suit puT-
ehaseFs, according 90 g Plat % be exhibited On
the day % sale. AMI Which will establish the
ineics AMI bound. uf the property when sold.
The bids ~ili be held until III, close Of sale. aud
then will be subject 10 acceptance by the Tru.-
tees.
THE TERMS Of SALE AEE-One.,LirI
Cash one third in xix. and one,ihiri in twelve
months the credit payments 70 bear intcre., and
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser or
pureha,srs, indorscl 10 the satisfaction 81 the
Trustees.
For further particulars. inquire o: the Trustees.
at - =. Paul street. Baltimore.
y. B.-Sale may he ratidel at once by the A.
zen; Of the purchaser.
\. STIRLING. ia.
JAMES II. GABLE.
I
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src- We have received from the publishers.
Me''r' II. ". Derby & Co.. Columbus. Ohio, a
neatly bound volume Of 279 pages. containing a
history Of the life and public services Of Hon. John
States This record has been -TitIcn by DR.. s.
\. Bronson. gentleman Of tho highest inisllsc.
tusl ability and lifelong friend Of the eminent
Secretary. Ii very entertaining and instrue-
tive little volume and will be sent to any address
on receipt Of the price. sI.oO.
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A Celebrated Duclxing shore and
Farm at Private sale.

TINHR FARM known a. BR0ADBELTS. situa-
l. ted on Rack River. about miles from Bal
timars. nos owned by John 7. Ensor, 10 -
e offered At private sale. II contains -
IL abouI $50 ACRES Of sxcslien; land.
lately been heavily lined aAi has hns BkICE
improvements upon u.
This place Is noted one 81 the best DUCK
ING SHORES in the county aud will be sold .
bargain. Apply at this ohee or 10
e. II. PAIRO,
Golden Ring Hotel Phila. Road.
Who will show the property. or address Rosedaie
p. o., Baltimore county, sd. (NOV. 3e.-tE
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CAnWaLL =. o.. March 2gih. ISSO.
EnIf"HS ~ iNiuN---GeniisRsn You publ shed
lat week nur school building. No. 10. LIST district
one & the houses built or enlarged in 1879. II
Wa huili in lNis and reported by the Secretary
that wear. Mr. >tie:el. Of tue trustees. know,
this To- 10 80. ! write hoping you will make n
correction. Yours. &c.. :.
The table We published was taken from the re-
pr; Of Mr. pruiT for the year ending Sept. 3O,h.
l>.?. We hal nothing whatever to do with
arrangin. it-Ens r~toN.l
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es-It has bson spread broadeas, over tho
county that the County Commissioner are in
arrears to the School Board in the sum Of $500
when the fact 10 the actual amount due the schools
to-day 10 not over $4,000. which. 10 the Board re-
quired Il, would be paid at once The year does
not expire until May ist and whatever amour, 10
due the schools At that ,ae tnot due now will be
maid them
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zc-,;sn. Francis 4. Walker. Superintendent Of
the Census. says tina, the snurherators for taking
the census will not be appointed till all the super
''sor' are confirmed. lie will then require the
supervisors TO nominate men Of intelligence for
such places and send the list thus selected to bis
office for approval. accompanied with the recon-
incubation Of several citizens Of their dis,ric, to
the ee,, that the nominees are Incn Of in,el gcnee
honest aud Of good standing in the community in
which iiev liz.
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5S-NsW jersey justice is provsrbial for lie
severity, no matter whether the criminals be Of
high or low degree. City Comptroller Lsggs,i, Of
Elizabeth, that State, has just been sentenced to
seven years confinement in the psnitsntiary and
s2,26S fns for eon'piring to dsfraud the city in
the sale and purchase Of bonds. Assistant City
Treasurer Leeds. Who was convicted on the sane
ehsrge. was sentenced to four years imprisonment
a. mn T..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

Er-Csp,. n. u. cresEer, Census Supervisor
for the First District Of Maryland. which Is CON.
posed Of Baltimore city and county, has received
his commission and has qualified before Judge
Morris, Of the u. S. Court. lie will proceed a,
once 10 lay out his enumsrating districts and ap-
point his assistants. who will number about $50.
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IRtSTEE'S SALE
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IL THE
SEVENTH DISTRICT. BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.
Ey irigc u decree u the Circuit Court fer
Baltimore county. sitting in equity and passed in
g cause in said Court. between Mar -
e.. sATei shane. etc. compliments and -
John Aiinony and Others defendants, the
unjcr.i .ncI. the trustee named in said decree,
will offer at public sale on
7iar,dny. S'h day Of Aprii. issO.
at II o'clock 4. NJ,
GA the premises. at Shanc's Post Office, in the eth
dittTic; oi Baltimore county. on the Old York
Road. about miles from White Hall, on the
Northern Central Railroad. and adjoining the
property Of L. VI. birmingham. Vim. kirkwosd,
John Wright. Joshua Bell, Morris McGinnis and
other.
THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
60! which Arthur Shane died seized. containing
10. ACRES or LAND, MORE OR LESS,
AMI which wa, conveyed to him by Henry Stablsr
AMI wife BY deed dated the 2sth Of September
$50. and recorded among the Land Records o
baltimore county. in Libsr II. ". r.. No. 20, folio
SO. etc. which deed zee pr. description Of said
property by msics and bounds, courses and dis
tance..I
Improved by three.story
LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
about - by about Ii or l. feet Log Barn, with
Corn House and Grsnary attached, lien House,
etc. and also by an excellent Apple and Peach
Orchard in good bearing order. A pump Of ex-
csilcn; Water is a; the door and Spring Of good
Water with Spring House close to the dwelling
house.
Al of this land is under cultivation except
sbou; t~o or three acre. on which is = growth Of
thriving Chestnut Timber. Churches. Schools and
Mill convenient. A store was once kept At this
place. for which Il is an excellent stand.
Terms Of Ssls as prescribed by the decree are :
~ cash in months and balance in IL months
from day Of .ale. deferred payments TO bear inter
e. from day uf 'ale aud TO be secured by notes
o purchaser With satisfactory security, or all cash
a; purchasers option. Under the terms Of the
decree the trustee IS authorized 90 require a de-
post q Sln0 on the day Of sale. and in default Of
rs payment to offer said property again forthwith
a. public sale; said deposi; Of SloO will be re-
qGiFci.
WILLIAM :. KEEcH. Trustee.
Luther ". BIRMINGHAM. Auetioneer.
March i3.-ts.
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80 Hon. Joha sherman, Secretary of tho Trea-
snry. made a stirring speech at Mansfield, Ohio,
ON "wednesday night, u an immense audience
lie signdsd his intention to accept the Republi-
can nomination Tor tie Presidency should II be
tnnalrIrd him.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned. Assignees Of Christof kolter.
Henry Latimer and J. '. lloshonr. offer at -,
rsH, private sale. the following valuable -
H. real estate. viz:
No. I. A TRACT OF LAND. situated near
Bentiey Springs. Baltimore county. Nd. contain
ing los ACRES. more or less. partly improved.
balance in wood. There is a new TwO.ST0EY
DWELLING HOUSE and other out building.
ca the tract. There is also plenty Of good water
on the place.
No.:. A TRACT OF LAND. on the baltimore
pike. about miles north of Parkton. containing
225 ACRES, more or less. about so acre. under
cultivation. balance in wood. This IL good land.
adjoining farms Of VIM. EnsOr aud others.
2. HELB.
HENRY K0LTER,
Assignecs of e. kol;er.
y. z. SEITZ.
J.G. BORTNER,
Assiguees Of J. V. Hoshour.
ALEXANDER J. PREY.
Assignee Of Henry Latimer.
Aug.aTO.-E
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fso- The New York Democracy il In terrible
mudilc Both the Tammsny and anti. Tammany
rng' viii hold convention. a, Syracuse on the Goth
Of April t. send delegates to the Democratic Ma
tioual Convention
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Valuable Farms and other Prom.
erty Tor Sale.

o. FARMS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, for
40Csale cheap. aud on easy terms from six -
10 eighteen miles from Baltimors city con. -
tanning from S. TO 500 ACRES.
ALSO. number Of beautiful eOantry rssidsn.
ees. cottages, &e.. AZ great bargains.
Apply to II. L. BOWEN,
No. smedley Rov,
Fsb.S.--u Towsonto~n. Ma.
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ca,,,.,.oSd-ar, 8aiilmo1s Coaaty Union.

TuwsoN TowN. March 3Oih. 1850.
Editor. iHi"s II, il currently rumorci tina,
NJ. John I. Ensor. who created some cScitcinest
IN Court on Monday by demanding that colored
iaiesmen he 'ummonel in a case e. DO tried that
day. ha since apolosised to Judge Yellpit for his
action. l. this fact SNAr.
We have heard the report FROM an authentic
source anil belisye il 10 lie TIM. -Ets
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stss- Mr.. Upshsr Johnston, we'll known young
merchant Of Baltimore and member Of the firm
Of GoitsbOrOugh Johnston. committed suicide
at the residence Of his mother, east Monument
street, on Sunday morning last. by shooting him
self with pistol. Mr. Johnston belonged to
prominent family. No cause 10 assigned for the
set.
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eS-The special committee appointed by the
Legislature to vial, and Investigate the State Nor
NAL school have given that institution and is
Priaeipal complete coat of whitswash.
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By virtue Of the power aud authority contained
In Mortgage from William J. Wilson re
and Mary T.. Wilson his wife 49,
r. 10 Robert II. MAYS.
dated the 9th day of February. A. u. ISIS. aud
recorded among the Mortgage Record. Of Balti-
more county ia Liber J. b.. No. 70. folio 325. &c.
the undersigned. Mortgage, will offer at public
sale. at the Court House door in Towsontown. ON
Moadug. n. 26h day Of april. 1850.
a, 10 o'clock a. ~,
ALI THAT LOT Or GROUND
situated a, Pincy iIll. in baltimore county con-
taining
ACRES. I ROOD AND Is PERCHES
OF LAND,
and particularly described in said Mortgage as
by reference thereto will fully appear.
This house aud lot is now occupied BY viii
liam J. Wilson. IL Is improved with n comfort
able HOUSE and has on IL a good young orchard.
TERMS or SALE-CASH.
payment Of SsO.Oo will be required on the
day OF sale and the balance on the ratification
thereof by the Court.
ROBERT II. MAYS.
Mortgages.
WILLIAM FOSTER. Auetioneer.
April 3.-ts.
John T. Conroy and David a. Mcintosh
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A BARGAlN..--F0R SALE, CHEAP,
n TWO MARBLE PuLPITS. but little used
Apply at CHAS. y. EHMAN'S
Marble WORKS, High ST.. near Gay.
Feb. It'll Baltimore, Nd.
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V,RUSTEES' SALE
Il oF
REAL ESTATE IL End DISTRICT.

iiy virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. sitting in Equity. passed IL
:.r in the case Il Henry fTyioglc W. -
~ Mary A. fryiogle and others. the IN
dsTsisncd. Trustees. will offer Tor SALE At public
auction. at the Court House door, in Towson-
town. Baltimore county. on
Trssday. H. 95fL day II april, 1859,
at II o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE or PARCEL OF
LAND Of which the late John fryfogls died seis.
Ell aud possessed. containing 20 ACRES. ?
FOODS and 20 PERCIlES, more or less. situated
about one mile south Of Randallstown, In the
Second District Of baltimore county. on the New
Cut Windsor Road aud the Old Joppa or Court
Road. adjoining the lands Of Cornelius II. Ship
Icy, ReEin II. worthington aud the late George
Rogers. Being part Of the land which By Deed
dated January 10th, ls53. aud recorded among
the Land Records of baltimore county In Libsr
u. NJ r., No. I, folio 22I. &C., vas conveyed By
Noah WOrthington Of Thomas, Rssin n. wor-
Ellington and vile 20 John Fryfogle. II IL i'm
proved by comfortable LOG HOUSE and ne
eessary outbuildings.
TERMS or SALE, as prescribed by the de-
cree. are ons.half Of the purchase money Cash,
and the balance In six months, the credit pay
ment to bear interest from day of sals and 10 DO
secured 10 the satisfaction Of the Trustees or all
CAIh At the option Of the purchashar.
JOHN r. CONREY.
DAVID q. MCINTOSH.
SAMUEL O. WILSON, AuctiOneer.
ApFil 3-ta