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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27
Items of Interest.

Edith Gillian, colored, died in Philadelphia
last week, aged 1l5 years. She was born in Sus-
sex county, Va, in l1G5, and in 1856 was manu-
mtted by her owner, Mrs. Maria Gillian. In
1888 she went to reside in Philadelphia and up
to the age of LOG was an active woman, enioyinp
good health. She had twenty-onc children Of
whom four survive her, the eldest being eighty
three, and the youngest ility-cight years of age
Eleven of her grandchildren and seven of her
great grandchildren are now living.
A carpenter, who was always prognosticat-
ing evil to himself was one day upon the roof
of q tiye-story building upon which rain had
fallen. The roof being slippery he lost his foot
ing, and, as he was descending toward the caves
he exclaimed: Gust as l told you" Catching
however, in an iron spout, he kicked Off his
shoes and regained a place of safety, when he
thus delivered himself: ~ know'd ii there's a
pair of shoes gone!'
DIR. W. Il, Montgomery, of Delta, is the pos
SCISSOR of n cat, Who contrary to the usual habits
and tastes of his race, is great vegetarian, and
will at any time abandon the choicest dish or
morscl of meat for potato, turnip, or dish of
sauer kraut. His choice dish, however, is plate
OF boiled cabbage which he devours with rel
ish. His extraordinary appetite for vegetables is
attributed TO the fact that he is great and very
successful mouser, devourng a portion of his
game, thus satisfying his appetite for flesh or
meat, and creating what is extraordinary in his
race, u rayenous appetite for vegetables York
Weekly
A strange murder has just come to light in
Newfoundland. Twenty-Five years ago d man
named Bearnes was murdered by one Collins, as
is now alleged by witness who claims TO have
been present at the time
"A young man of Bethlehem, Pa, borrowed
dollar from his sweetheart and perfdiouslv
bought tickets to show with it and tool,
another girl. The young woman whose dollar
bought the tickets laid in wait for the pair after
the show and gave the young man such horse.
whipping that he will probably never want to
borrow another dollar from her rs long as he
lives.
"A young man at Omaha did not wish to
marry the girl to whom he was engaged, but she
would not release him until he gave her his gro.
Gerry business as recompensc. She now runs
the store, while he works elsewhere on small
wages, and the bargain pleases both
Michael Ryan, of Fonda, Montgomery coun
ty, n Y, is 99years old. He walked mile tc
vote at the late town election. lie deposited
Democratic vote, and called all who were around
the polls to gather about and sec him "cast tho
last ballot he would ever vote" Although en-
joying good health, he says he will die before
another year.
According to an old song young ladies arr
made up of
Dresses and bonnets, ribbons and sonnets;
Boarding-schoo graces tounces and laccs;
And sweet pretty faces.
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TO the Farmer Boys of Hartford Co.. Md,

! Retaining lively interest in the palfara q,
my native county, propose to offer the follow
ing prizes to the boys:
To the boy who shall raise the most Indian
Corn on one-eighth of an acre of land, in the
year 1850, one hundred dollars in gold. To the
| boy who shall raise the next largest quantity,
fifty dollars in gold and TO the boy who shall
raise the next largest quantity, twenty dollars
III gold and to the next fifteen, and to the
next ten. The awards will be made subject TO
| the following conditions
LIST Every contestant must have resided in
| Hartford county ut least two years, and be I'M
der eighteen years of age on June LIST, 1880.
I'd. All entries must be made and commune
Gated to the President of the Hartford County
Agricultural Society on or before May ], 1880
I'd. The land shall be measured by some per-
son appointed for that purpose by the president
of said Society, during the summer of 1880 The
corn may grow to the edge of the line, but in
no case beyond it.
4th The land may be of any shape but not
less than two rods wide.
9TH The contestant must do all the work in
raising the corn except that he may have some
one to drive the oxen or horses in blowing or
cultiyating.
9th. Contestant may use as much, and any
Kind of manure, as he peases and may hoe the
corn as many times as and when he chooses
It'll. The corn is to be measured under the
direction of the President of said Society.
Sth. At the end of the season, each contest
ant shall make and sign a full report, giving
shape, description and location of land; when
plowed; when and now MANFRED when planted
when and how many times hood when stalks
were topped, il at all when harvested and how
much is raised, and as nearly as can be estima-
ted the value of manure and number of days
labor spent upon the crop excluding the husk-
ing, when he may have all the help he wants
from the boys and girls in the neghborhood.
9th. All awards to be made by the President
of said Society at the end of the season, and his
decision shall be final
.5ay7 Each contestant will send by mail his
name, age and postoflice address, and his fathers
name, to j. W. BOND,
30 IL % Baltimore Street, Baltimore
Aud to GARRETT AMOS, President of Agrcul-
tural society, Fallston Hartford Co.
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s4y"lst Premium Stock and Poultry For Sale
AT reasonable prices. Pure bred Berkshire
Swine, not akin; stock from the most noted
breeders. pure-brcd game Chickens Now
is the time to change your stock Address Thos
A. Hays, Churchyillc, Md. lang
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icy The Highest Cash Price paid for Veal
Calves, delivered at Edgcwood on Mondays and
Thursdays. Thomas j. Tydings. mh14-1y
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Irish Relief Fund.

The undersigned having been requested by
David j. Foley, Esq. of Baltimore, Chairman
of the Executive Committee of the Irish Relief
Fund, to take proper steps TO collect and trans
init any contributions which mby be made by the
generous and charitable people of our county,
would respectfully state that they will thankful
ly receive in person any such contribution, and
to assist in the act of mercy and humanity to a
suffering people, they have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen:
George W. Brown and Martin Tobin, for Alb
ingdon District; Patrick Callaghan and George
Walker, for Halls X Roads District James
NJ. Cain and Caleb j. Moore, for Bel Air District
District; E. NJ. Allen and Charles Myer for
Dublin District; A. Vosbury and John Redding-
ton for Havre de Grace, to make collections, and
who will be kind enough to return the respec-
tive amounts received by them to either OF
the undersigned.
JOHN CARROLL WALSH,
p HOWARD.
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s8y' Oils Oils Oils "A fresh supply of Lard,
Meats Foot, Machine, Sperm, Harness and Cas-
tor Oils on hand at prices to suit the times. L.
wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug Store. scp13
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sas~ Wantcd-A good reliable White Girl, T.
assist in house work and wait ON the table
Enquire at The AgiS Office. fcb13
~ For Salc.-A Horse years old, perfect
sound and broken TO all harness large size
W. d. Bartlcson, Pleasantvilc Hartford CO.
Md. fcb13-3t
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.4y@l In order to make room for new stock,
will sell large amount of Prints and all kinds
of Wooden Goods less than cost. Come and ex-
anime. G. d. Whitelock, Darlington.
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I'd" Gents Black Hats at Anderson's only 81
cents. feb6
s-49 Twenty good Sheep tor sale by c. II.
West, p. O.. Pleasantville. febG-4t
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Our Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, ID. T., FEB. 9Th, 1850.
The committee on civil service reform of the
House, yesterday adopted and will soon report one
of the most important bills of the session. The
idea of the bill is to give any one, having think
ing he has q claim against the government, a
chance To have its merits tested judically. He
may go with it to the Court OF Claims, and he or
the government may appeal to the Supreme Court
OF the United States. No amount claimed, how
ever, shall be paid unless, after the action of the
Court, Congress shall approve that action. This
bill, if made II law, will protect the government
give satisfaction to the claimants and settle one
of the vcXcd questions of the day. As presented
by Mr.. OConnor, of South Carolina, the bill may
need amendment in some particular, but the prin-
cipc is right and the bill will probably in due
time be passed. 1t is Of interest to hundreds of
by the statute of limitations can be presented I'M
der provisions of this bill.
The Democratic Committee did well yesterday
in selecting Cincinnati as its place of meeting. It
did not quite come up to the requirements of the
occasion in the matter of time, as an earlier day
inJune would have been, think to the advantage
of the party. But that is minor error. To select
a place was the important matter. The City
chosen IS free from the objections to be urged
against Now York, Washington, st. Louis or
Chicago. As TO candidates it has absolutely no
Significance. 1t was not chosen for the benefit of
Tilden, Seymour, Thurman, Hendricks, Hancock,
Palmer, or any of the others whose claims arc
urged.
There will be reported to the House this week
bill approprang $500 900 for the relief of people
in Ireland who are suffering for the want of food.
1t is probable that the orignators of the measure
meant well in introducing it, and the Committee
in agreeing toll. suppose the House will pass
it, but the Senate will probably take the sensible
view that the whole matter had better be left to
that unexhaustable private charity which has al
ready done so much in the way of subscriptions.
Census supervisor nominations will be disposed
of in few days, it is hoped, by the Senate, and
wish to put on record belief, that the whole af-
fair has been discrcdiabe to both the administra-
ton and to tho Senate. The President made a
mistake in not appointing them impartally and
the Senate in making any fuss over decent NOM
nations. HILTON.
/ have used DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and found
il the best cough remedy ever tried.-W. p
Clarke, go Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Novem-
bCr ~ 1875
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~ For Sale or Exchange.--A pair of good
Mules for good young Horse or Mare. James
R, Whitaker Hickory P. o., Hartford county,
Nd. feb2T
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IMPORTANT GUESTia4

Re-, er, lllse va ea,ss4; ;. vii: =, ~" -
rb,e 10 laiss the pa:raa:? i!.yt You Gl ir;ta-
tou III the thro2!: a scLse OF oppression on
the lungs, with sho n.ntn? DO You have u
ft coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
nov and then i'll the region OF The lrtart, snoul-
dtr,au bacE! IL sd, oar AhNirc i. take at
one = dp.e Ublutts EXpcctOrut; youwil soon
pc Hole % raise the phlegm. Ia an hour repeat
the Egpaciurant. p ,ce hOl iron 10 the feet TAX
two OF rats Pills. Yon viii soon fan inIo n
pleasant sleep aud wax up in the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
ing, and the bowels moving in II natural manner
10 prevent return Ot ihese symptoms use the
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The Egis and Intelligencer.
BEL AIR, Nd, FEBRUARY 81, 1880
Condensed News.


The Nihlists of Russia threaten conhaga
tion like the burning of Rome.
Constantine Brumidi, the artist who has
been engaged ever since 1913 in the decorations
Of the Capitol at Washington, died on the 10Th
lie was nearly 70 years old.
In the poorest quarter of Rome, three weeks
ago, crowd of furnishing workmen stopped a
cart load of bread and in Il twinkling carried
all Off There is restitution there.
Here at last is slight variation from the
usual pistol accidents. Mrs Adams of Deer
Island. Me, snapped the weapon at her little
daughter, supposing it was empty, and killed
the child
Small pox has broken out among the horses
in Montreal, Canada 1t is not fatal, but is ca
silly communicated to man, but never with any
more disastrous effect than is experienced from
ordinary vaccination.
"A. d. Garvn attempted to kill his sister,
Mrs. Kessick, near Princeton, ILL.,, but the bull
let entered her daughters body, killing the lat
ter. Garvin then put bullet through his own
head and died next day.
A tramp went to the house of Mrs. Maxwell,
widow, living near Wrightsville on Monday
and got his dinner Mrs. Maxwell was alone,
and because she refused to give him money he
brutally assaied her.
-Dphthera is raging in Central Russia 1t
has carried of since last November over forty
thousand persons in the two provinces of Char
kotf and Poltava alone, and in the neighborhood
of Walk whole villages have almost died out
Some time during Friday night Harriet
n,n"n, S L. ~ faS aoo r'T
'.b to.r 81 VA nan 49, ~ ,odn h.,
sho hnd mU'n" c ud hnr ,
was missing.
D.. III, ,,., a. . e A..
Shhn, iI EH Nv Nv iSt, .At Iu"nHstr u lno
tti e. aar" oitdne,, i"ht
tor inv ~ i aia
inhu nd ppl tn pnn inn
n,ant aa ~ "n no, Gme of 500 S'"'
o'''ien' anu " pa, " A"c VI S-''
The Democrats carried the city OF Frederick,
=, on s n Mopnr NV Sc G brotb
cr David II Woherly The Rennhlcon n mom nt
Tbn Dan,nnrHtc ois lontod init az ,ha ~
iar,,nn "'' "''' ''' Ct '''j'''S u VI" ''
-lhomas Eagen, workman employed IN the
Erie car shops at Jersey CITY, n. D., on Monday
lay down on bench to rest. While he was
asleep the machinery was started and steam
anger ran clear through one OF his legs, Just be-
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-" For Sale.-A first-class Yoke of Oxen
thoroughbred Dcvons, years old. j. A. Spicer
Fallston, Md. fcbG-4t
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s59S Lost, between priesthood Bridge and Bel
Air, Gold Chain, with Ivory Cross attached =
A suitable reward will be paid for its return to
Hanson " Bros Store, Churchvlle or TO The
4EgiS Office, Bel Air. feb 27-1t
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TO the Tax Payers of the Sd Dist.

TNHB TAX PAYERS of the Third District are
l. hereby notified that taxes due for 1879 must
be paid at once, as the subscriber is DESTROYS of
settling his accounts with the county and State
before another levy is made
All taxes not paid by the FIRST OF APRIL,
1880 will be collected by law.
CHARLES WHITAKER,
febD Collector.
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REPORT
OF THE
G. r A N D J u r Y


CONDITION OF THE ALMSHOUSE Il JAIL.
FEBRUARY TERN, 1880.
TO Hon. JdDteS d. Waters, associate JVige
Of The Circuit Court for HdlJ0rd county:
THE Grand Jury for the February Term of the
l. Circuit Court for Hartford county having fin
shed all the business brought before Them make
the following report
We have examined forty-eght AS witnesses
and have found fourteen true bills: visited the
Jail and found it in as good condition as the con-
struction will admit of. There are three prison
ers confined therein.
We also visited the Almshouse and found it in
satisfactory condition The farm buildings and
all in connection herewith indicates that the
management is excellent.
The inmates were ten 40 white males eight 49,
white females, six G colored males, seven % col
ored females. Total, thirty-one t3l)
We think there should be good desk provided
for the Grand Jury room in which the papers
could be safely locked up and properly protected
during its sessions.
With thanks to your Honorable States Attor-
ney and the officers of the Court for the kindness
shown us, we ask to be discharged.
feb20 j. HILLES. Foreman.
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Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.

- Memphis, Feb, II, is,l
DIR. TUT; Sir-I have been suffering tor nearly two
years with 4 severe cough. When l commenced Ia.
king your ENpeCtorant was reduced to one bundled
and sixteen pounds IN weight L had tried almost
everything mad terrible night sweats. Ihavn takcn
pounds IN Ne y. liec1mmend 1T TO alt EIy friends
WI ~ OIL NV Ek Il VI
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DARN WANTED.-The subscriber wishes to
IL rent Farm, either on shares or for money
rent. Has stock sufficient for good farm. Good
references can be given. Enquire at The -EgiS
office, at The Changers HOTEL Bel Air, or address
JOHN BURNETT,
JAM Bel Air, Md.
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At 10 o'clock, A. NJ :, the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY of said deceased, 10 wit

At III O'Clock, a. NJ the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY of said deceased, 10 wit
EW, Five Work and Driving Horses, 2 Colts
~osln IL Mich Cows, ~ Sheep, Ewes ~u-yae4s,
W with LambsJ Hogs, Z large 1f3s
y ~ Road Wagons, Express TM
Wagon, | combined Champion Reaper s-,z.AA>A
and Mower, Champion Mower Grain Drill
steel-tooth Horse Rake, Wheat Fan, Corn Sh w
er, lCuttlng Box, Wagon Carriage and Pillow Hai-
ness OK Cart, Roller Flows, Harrows and Cul-
tiyators, and HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE generally.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and under
Cash on day of sale. On sums over that amount
a credit of six months will be given, purchasers
giving notes, bearing interest from day of sale,
with security approx ed by the Executrx.
SARAH f. HAMILTON
feb20 EXecutriY
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.zfy Situation Wanted, by an unmarried man
who understands Gardening trimming of Trees
Grapes Vines, Shrubbery, lawn ornamcntator
and the care of Stock of all kinds. Inquire fol
NJ. N, 4Egis Office. fcb27
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An open letter, il Speaks for Itself.

VtSt IOWHththH, W.
MIR. EDITOR: Having read in your paper re-
ports of the remarkable cures of catarrh, | am
induced to tell what know about catarrh, and
fancy the "snutf and inhaling-tube' makers
(mere dollar grabbers) would be glad if they could
embaZon "A similar cure in the papers, For 26
years | suffered with catarh. The nasal passage
became completely closed. "Snuif," dust"
"ashes, "inhaling-tubes," and sticks" wouldn't
work, though at intervals | would sniff pthe So
called catarrh snuff, until | became valuable
tester for such medicines. Igradualy grew worse,
and no one can know how much suffered or what
miserable being was. My head ached over my
eyes so that was confined to my bed for many
successive days, suffering the most intense pain,
which at one time lasted continuously for lGS
and hearing impaired, body shrunken and weak
cred, nervous system shattered, and constitution
broken, and 1 was hawking and splitting seven
cghths of the time. prayed for death to relieve
me of my suffering. favorable notice in your
paper of DR.. Sage'S Catarrh Remedy induced me
TO purchase package, and use 1t with DIR. Pierce S
Nasal Douchc which applies the remedy by hy-
drostatic pressure, the only way compatible with
common-sense. Well, MIR. Editor it did rot cure
me in three-fourths of second, nor in one hour
or month, but in less than eight minutes was re-
licved, and in three months entirely cured, and
have remained so for over sixteen months. While
using the Catarrh Remedy, used Dir. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery opurify my blood and
strengthen my stomach | also kept my liver ac-
tive and bowels regular by the of his Pleasant
Purgatve Pellets. If my experience will induce
other sufferers to seek the same means of relief
this letter will have answered its purpose.
Yours trnly, $. ID. RENTICK.
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'''''''' ~ j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, NJ u.
a NEWSPAPER PUB WRITES.

once, NeninE News, Augusta, ia
DIR. TUT: Dear S.r-My Little son, was attacked
with pneumonl.: last whter,, 'ch IL him with
violent cough, that las.cI til aim month since,
for the cure of winch asa Indu.t ii tGyuur valuable
Expecturait had sried most every thing recon-
mended, but none did any IUd til used your tx
pcctOrant, one bottle OF which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks. am yours truly,
JOHN " WEIG!.E,
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n" For Salc.-A Store and Dwelling in the
centre of Bel Air, and one of the best business
locations in the town. Enquire at The 1Egis
Office. feb27
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To Farmers and Dairymcn.
Cooperative Mail and PASSENGER

Arc now running Three Daily Lines of STAGES
BETWEEN BEL AIR g. EDGEWOOD.
Coaches arrive and depart as follows:
Leave Bel Air (Clayman's HotcD daily, except
Sunday, ut $50 A. NJ, $40 A. NJ, and =. NJ.
Leave Edgewood Station daily, except Sunday,
at 500 A. NJ 800 p. NJ, and 6.l0 +. NJ.
Also running Il Stage Line between Bel Air
and Pylesville, upon the following schedule:
Leave Bel Air daily texcopt. Sunday at 1929 4. NJ
Arrive at Pylesville, e at 100 7. NJ.
Leave Pyosvillc, " at 1;N p. NJ.
Arrive at Bel Air, at 4W p. NJ.
The PylcSvllc Stage Line makes close connec-
ton with Four-Horse Stage Line at Bel Air
at 1890 A. NJ. and p. NJ, which enables passengers
without any delays the same day.
Freight and Express delivered Mt all points on
line at most reasonable price. All goods should
BIC marked in care of Coach Line.
Single ticket Bel Air to Baltimore, S12j. Round
trip, 500 good for three days on all trains with
good until used, S2.25. Good TO be used from
either Baltimore or Bel Air
Also running Il four-horse Stage between Bel
Air and Baltimore on the following schedule:
Leave Bel Air Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, AT $50 a. NJ.
Leave Baltimore, Old Town Hotel, High street,
near Gay, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
Rates of fare 3 cents per mile. Round Trips
good for 10 days from date of purchase, ~ cents
per mile. See circular for prices.
For any information relative to Hartford Road
Stage apply to Joseph NJ. krouso, Driver or VIM.
Anderson, Conductor of this line. For any infor-
nation about Bel Air Stage Lines, write or apply
to THOMAS j. SULLIVAN, Supt..
Bel Air, Md.
Respectfully. A. Il. BOONE,
fcbT General Manager
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Corrected Weekly by VIM. II. Michael s. Sons,
GldjN d3d Produce Commission Merchants,
l25 McEldcrrys Wharf, Baltimore.
WEDNESDAY, February p, 1879.
BUsINEss NOTICES.

Eight cents line for the first insertion, and i
cents line for each subsequent inscrtion-scvcl
words to a line. No advertisement inserted un.
less prepaid.
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ByJ. s. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.

by j. s. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
TN PURSUANCE of decree of the Circuit
l. Court for Hartford county, as Court of Equity.
the subscriber, as trustee, will offer at Public
Sale at Perrymansville, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2sih, 1850.
At II o'clock, a. NJ, all that
PARCEL OF LAND,
in Hartford county, Maryland, situated on the
Northwest side of the road from Sposutia Church
to Bush River Neck, containing
1884 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
being part of tract called JAMES PARK, and
the same and all the land described in deed from
William A: Mckinney to Thomas NJ. Quinn, and
Edward Johnston, dated on the 9Th day of March,
1874, and recorded among the Land Records of the
j., No. 30, folio 447, and the same on which Edward
Johnston lived at the time of his death.
"a This land III of good quality and in good
1Saaf order, is within half mile of the Depot
G#aal at Perrymanville has on II DWELLING
-GAlHOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS, excellent
water, &C., and is a desirable property.
Persons desiring to purchase will be shown the
property by Mrs. Johnston, on the premises.
TERMS OF SALE
Terms prescribed by the decree are-that one
third of the purchase money shall be paid in cash
on the day of sale, or the ratification thereof
one-third in six, and the balance in twelve months
secured by notes of the purchaser, bearing inter-
est from day of sale, with surety approved by the
trustee HENRY ID. FARNANDIS,
fcbG Trustee.