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r+s- Gen. Hancock has written two apologies
for the Democratic party-one his letter Of ae-
ceptanec, the other his "Rebci claims" letter.
Gen. lianeStk virtually says: 81 know there L.
danger from the party represent, but will 70
IL bail aud sec that Il behaves itself for four
years" The people remember Gen. Hancock was
engaged for four years once before In making the
Democratic party behave itself, while Il was
lighting for the principles for which Lee and
Jackson fought, and they tried on him the ex-
pertinent Of making him stop the speed Of four
bullets. Is he willing to try the experiment
again
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02

Ss-The Republican nominees for Congress In
Maryland are all men Of unexeeP,ionabIs charae-
ter and in mos, cases are far superior to their
Democratic opponents. The party Is getting in
excellent working trim, putting forward it, best
men, and the prospects for the future we're never
brighter than they are just now. AnRepublieans
ask and demand Is fair elections and they will be
entirely satisfied with the result.
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IE1-0n Tuesday the Democracy Of Baltimore
went through the annual farce Of holding prima-
ries for tho selection Of delegates to convention
to nominate candidates for the first branch Of the
City Council. The hgh, in some Of the wards was
very bitter and in One-the isih-there was
deadlock and no election. There were the usual
number Of fights aud one or moro shooting scrape,,
in one Of which the notorious Tom Herman. Of the
s,h ward. came very near putting out the ligh, Of
another fellow. Harmonious Democracy.
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New Advertisements.
HANGING CLASSES.

Professor J. Il. c0DET will resume his DANC.
ING CLASSES at the SMEDLEY HOUSE, Tow
sontown. commencing on Monday Afternoons, De-
toJer lSh. issO. Ladies, Misses and Masters
Glasses on Monday and Thursday Afternoons
from o'clock until o'clock. Gcntlemens class
same days. from $50 10 $50 o'clock =. NJ. For
terms. apply TO or address the Professor at the
Smedlcy House. (Oct 2.--3v
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Se-It is really "amoosin'' 10 hear Democratic
papers bowling about the Republicans eolOniainr
negroes from the South In Indiana. Abou,:onS
hflh Of the Democrats Of Kentucky will vote in
Indiana on the 18th inst, aad their bowling Is
only little by-Play to try and hide their own
contemplated rascalitics.
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Legal Notices.

TNiIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tina, the sub.
4 seribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters te,tamentarv
on the estate Of
DAVID JEAN.
late OF said county, deceased. All person. having
claims rgainst the said estate are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. 10
the subscribers,
=, 81" or before The sh day ef april, 1851,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this sth day Of September.
iseo' IcHAB0D JEAN,
MARTIN l.. JEAN,
Sept. ll.-4t.) Executor
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~ Col. Edwin II. webstsr's letter Of aecep.
sanee is model Of brsvi,y and patriotic good
Genes and eOmmend' itself to the special eonsids-
ration 81 the Intelligent independent voter. lie
places hinsslf upon the Republican platform and
at The cane time has the manly courage to rsserv.
ito hinsslf the Independents Of acting In accord.
Anse with his own convictions.
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FOR GRADING
J. d. CONSTRUCTING ROAD.

Sealed proposals will he received at the Office
Of the County Commissioners. Towsontown, until
II o'clock NJ.
T"e.iay. O-iobcr j,h. 1850.
for the GRADING AND CONSTRUCTION of a
road In the third district. Baltimore county. lead
ing from tho Caves road 90 the Green Spring
Valley road. and interesting the Valley road at
poin, near Sievcnson's Station on the Green
Spring Branch of the Northern Central Railroad.
according to specifications, which with plat of
said road can be seen ut the above mentioned of.
fee
This Board reserve the righ; TO reject any or
all proposals.
The lcnghth II said road is about two miles.
There will be about 5000 cubic yards Of gradua.
tion. SAMUEL BRADY.
Chairman Board Road Conmi ssioncr- for
sept. e5.-?;.) Third District
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es-Ths grandest political demonstration ever
held In Philadelphia took place there on Saturday
night last The Republican clubs Of the city pa.
raded the principal streets with upwards Of 30 600
men In line. and meeting was held In front Of
the Union League Club which was attended by a,
least 10000 moro. The greatest enthusiasm pre-.
vailed
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7:if- Glo,crsvillc. New York. is an extensive
manufacturing town and the people there having
become excited on the position Of the two parlic.
with reference to the question Of the tariff poster.
have been printed aniexiensivcly circulated. con-
tanning the following warning. which presents tn,
question to the voter squarcly. wi,hou, any preu.
dice
MANUFACTURERS and woRKINGMEN
Which is to Your INTEREST
"a Tariff for Revenue Only"
Democratic Platform. IsSn),
Tariff that will 50 Discriminate n to
Favor American Labor?
tRepnblican Platform. 1850.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-02

Pate H1isiHJ at Her.for,i. al Ui.friri-In the
early morning Of saturday. September 18th. n
heavy iog hung Ger the earth and seem II To
threaten gloomy day for the polc.r raising at
Hereford. In u few hours, however. the mists
cleared away and the sun shown out brightly
upon the crowd Of busy men. who. with wiling
hands. were assisting in the work of preparation.
Al ] O'Clock the New Freedom band under the
leadership Of Prof. huwssr, arrived on the scene.
and alter paTtaking Of dinner furnished by hos
pitable Republican citizens. they were then ready
{" awaken fresh enthusiasm in the hearts Of the
people assembled. When all was ready and
while the band played a stirring air. the pole. one
hundred feet long. was placed in position. In u
few minutes more the air rcverberated with the
notes Of the star SpRnslcd Banner" and the
national flag was uniuTcd to the breeze. while be.
meath IL nOated u strcancr bearing the names of
Garfield AMI Arthur. tho future President and
Vice. President Of the United States.
Oraiions we're next in order. Mr.. Charles Tel
vas hrst invited To- the stand. In n few words he
expressed his regret at being unable, on account
Of feeble health. 10 address the audience. Prof j.
J. Starr of Hereford. also addressed the meeting
When he spoke of the strength and spotless honor
81 this nation cheer upon cheer arose in response
from the hearts Of the true then who were gathered
around him.
And now Ger our little town proudly floats the
glorious old dag. We rejoice to-day. that we too
can join the general chorus, and unite with our
fathers our brothers and our husbands who have
81 nobly sustained IL, and say with pride IL is onr
dag" Republicans. be strong, be Eealous. be
united. and forever we shall stand. Nation with
honor, truth and justice cmblazonei on our cscut-
chcon. Many ALLEx.
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Twelfth niskriot.

First Precinct. MICHAEL ADAMS TAVERN,
NEAR CANTON.
Second Precinct-wALTER'S TAVERN, AT
FORMS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND BACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precine,-GoNTRUM's TAVERN, GAR.
DENvILLE.
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PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN THE
COUNTY.


EafhA.ia.tc Meeting IN the 5h Di.friet-The
Garfield and Arthur club Of Decklcysville, Sth dis
trict held meeting In the grove at the stand oc-
cuped by the band pic mic lin the afternoonl Mt y
u. NJ, on Saturday last, Dan'l Beckley presiding.
The Beckleysville band was present and discourscd
excellent music. II was conceded by all present
20 be the largest political meeting ever held In that
section Of the county, there being fully three
hundred persons present about one-third Of whom
were ladies.
The meeting was addressed by :. Parker hos
ley. Esq, who entertained the large and respect
able audience for nm hour and n quarter BY n
thorough review Of the record, impulses and pur-
poses OF the Democratic party FROM iS6O TO the
present time. showing that the southern wing Of
the Democratic party previous 20 500 had for
forty years controlled the government Of the coun-
try in the interest Of the South. while very largo
majority Of the commercial interests judicial busi-
and the revenue for dcfraying the expenses Of
the Government was furnished by the free States.
Because the free States had elected Lincoln Presi-
dent and power had departed from the South. the
Democratic party organized the rebellion 90 de-
stroy the Government. The Democratic party
was responsible for the war aud the lives aud
treasure IL cost and all it, direful consequences.
IL stubbornly resisted the suppression Of the re-
bcllion and has sulenly opposed every measure
that has been engrafted upon the constitution and
tho laws for the salvation of the Nation, the pro-
lection Of the National honor the guarantee Of the
rights Of American citizens, the freedom and
purity Of the ballot. the resumption Of specie pay
ments and the splendid financial achicvc nenis Of
the Republican party and the advancing prosperity
of the country resulting from Il.
lie stated that the Republican party had cstab-
lished the best banking system In the world :
creating 2,utS National banks, with q currency
now rs good as gold every where; that Il paid of
the greater part Of the National debt; had by its
rcfunding process reduced the annual interest on
| the National debt from 81 OOO N Isfl IN
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E@-O~ing to an unuassl pressure upon our ad-
vsrtising columns this week AsTeral eOmmuniea-
xions have been .unavoidably esOHsAi out while
ether nAiiars hare been pscsssarily our.sileJ.
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John n. CUTTINGS e. co.,
BANKERS.
BALTIMORE. Mn.

Jsr-Moncy received on deposit subject to sight
drafts.
Members of Baltimore Stock Exchange. Buy
or sell Stocks and Bonds in this ~ well rs New
York, Philadelphia and Boston Markets.
Checks on New York. Boston, Philadelphia and
Eastern and Western points collected free of charge
10 dcposito.s. balances RENTED on favorable
terms.
fo-wiil be glad TO furnish information in re.
gard to Railroad, State. Municipal and other Sc.
curitics. feb.Ii, SOY.
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Tonth District.
SHADES TAVERN.


First Precine,-wRIGmT's TAVERN, EnR.
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct-wILLIAM BLACKIsTON'S,
RIDGEL:'S FORCES. PIlILA. ROAD.
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Miscellaneous.
TORTGAGEE'S SALE

Law once OF r. w. Baldwin, 80 Lexington
Street, baltimore.
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DEATHS.

Deaths Fr,e--- Tributes. &C., 10 cts. q Lins
waT.RS.--In Baltimore, on the 18th inst,
Eddie. aged 10 months aud 20 days, son Of
Charles q. and Emma Waters.
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ACCEPTANCE OF COL. WEBSTER,

Col. Edwin II. Webster. Republican nominee for
Congress in the Second district. on Monday sent
to the committee his letter accepting the nomina-
ton. The full correspondence is as follows:
BALTIMORE. September %.
Hon. Edrin N. Webster:
Dear Sir-Thc Republican congressional con
vention, from the counties forming the Second
congressional district Of Maryland. met here to-
day, and has just concluded its deliberations
The undersigned have been appointed commit
tee TO give you official information Of the ausp-
cious result. We are mos, happy to DO able to
say that.you were selected the candidate for
Congress FROM the Second district. and that your
nomination was made with perfect unaniinity by
the convention. Hoping that nothing may pre-.
vent your acceptance. aud that the result Of the
ensuing canvass may be as pleasant rs its inccp.
tion. with great regard for you personally, We are
yours very truly,
DANIEL POWELL, Baltimore county.
A. EiLLiSGSLEA, Carroll county.
J. 7. McCuLLorGH. Cecil county.
A. NoSBURr, Hartford county.
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Ninth nisfricf.

First Precinct ACCOUNTABILITY.
Second Preeinet-c.o o. Jockeys TEN.MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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OsJ"ri CiHL. gh Di.irici.--Thc Garfield and
Arthur clnb Of Oxford. 9th district. held meeting
in their tent on Brady avenue. Tuesday evening
last. Melchor Armacosi il president of the club
which is in very aouFi.hing condition. A com.
miiiee was appointed To- confer with other club.
of the district with view to getting up at an
early day monster mass meeting. The meeting
was addressed by :. =. Boslcy. Esq. The club
holds two mcc,nss a weck-Tuesday and Friday
nights.
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T"'r'pS'orn t9h Di.iricil ClHL.-Thc Garfield
and Arthur club inc, ON Monday night las, with
the largest attendance since it, organization.
Regular weekly meetings will be held. every Mon
day night. nj o'clock. in Shcalcy's Hall, and
every man favorable 10 the election of Garfield.
Arthur and Webster il cordially invited TO be
brc.enf
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E1-Taks notice, that the las, opportunity for
registration will be on Monday aud Tuesday Of
next week. Ifyou don't have the matter attend
ell to then you can, vote a, the Presidential ecc.
tion.
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First Prrcinct-cOLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct-.lIAMPDEN VILLAGE,
FALLS ROAD.
Third Precinct
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Hall. on the y. {. X. r.. On
Srhriry. OrfpLer 3Oh. lsS0,
nj l o'clock =. NJ,
FORD. BALTIMORE COUNTY, AND
CONTAINING - ACRES. , ROODS AND
~ PERCIlES.
This tract il improved by SMALL HOUSE.
stable and necessary ou,buildings. There is also
MILL. SITE On this tract On which there was
formerly erected powder mill.
Also all those four uther tracts parts of tracts
Of land, lying contiguou. 20. or supposed 10 lie
contiguous To- each nihcr: the first containing
% ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The improvements an this tract consist Of small
TwO.STORY FRAME HOUSE AMI the usual
outbuil,lings; the second containing
IS ACRES AND l ROOD OF LAND. MORE
OR LESS:
the third containing
~ ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS;
the fourth containing
) ACRES AND ROOD OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
Also. the undivided moie,y in two other small
tracts. containing in the aggregate
% ACRES AND I ROOD. MORE OR LESS.
The above lands being all the lands mentioned in
a mortgage from Joseph T.. Rowe and wife 10
Elisha Green. and recorded among the Mortgage
Records Of Baltimore county in Liber T.. II. A.,
No. 81, folio $40, &C.
The property viii be offered for sale rs n whole.
and II not sold will be offered in parcels.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
decree. arc--0nc third cash. cnc.third in six
months and the balance in twelve months from
day of sale. the credit payments TO bear interest
from day Of sale and 10 be secured 10 the sasfac-
ton Of the undersigned. or all cash nj the pur-
chascr's option.
FORA cash dcposi, of $4,000 will be required
on the day Of sale.
E0-SALE PEREMPT0RY.
THOMAS J. HUNTER,
Oct. It's. Trustee
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E,STRAY BULL.

State Of Maryland. baltimore county. to wit
hereby certify that John Wolf brought
before me. the subscriber, Justice ofthe WIZ
Peace OF the said state and county, rs anspk@z
csiTay ire.Passing on hiJ premises. q cream col.
orel ALbERNEl BULL. with white marks
along his belly. and white On hi. legs. and abou,
three years old. Witness my hand and seal. 2ed
Sept. lssn. II. TlIOS. SMITH, j. r..
The owner Of said Bull is requested to come for
ward. prove property. pay charges and take him
away. JOHN WOLF.
Oct. 2.-3,.l Living nj Sweet Air.
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nisfricf-

Monday, Oci"Jer III, 1850,
AT JOHN KRACSER'S GAKDENvILLE
HOTEL. I'd Precinct:
Ta's'fay. Oe'ober 5ib. 1850.
AT MICHAEL ADAMS. ScIiORRvILLE,
CANTON, 81 Precinct.
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First Precinct-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI $.
SAMPSON.
Second PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, wfSEBURG.
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Law office OF Benjamin p. Moore. ~ 81.
Paul street. baltimore. Nd.
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MOHdag aHd Tas.day. Ociobsr 4th aud 5fk, 1880
AT y. l.. MERRlkENS STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN.
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seventh District.

Monday. October Ia, 1850,
At THE HOUSE OF ELI $. SAMPSON,
LIST Prccint;
Taesddy. October 5fk. lSsO,
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL, WISE.
BURG, ID Precinct.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OF REGENERATION.
FINAL sITTINGs AND CORRECTIONS.

FINAL STRINGS AND CORRECTIONS.
The undersigned, Officers of Registration for IN,
various Election Districts Of Bal,imore county.
appointed by the Governor Of Maryland, having
sat In accordance with the provisions Of the Regis
tration Law. passed at January Session. 1875,
will sit Tor the purpose Of finally correcting the
registration lists Of the several Election Distrcts
rs follows:
First District.
Monday OcioJer Ifh, 1850
AT II. W. KILPATRICk's cATONsvILLR
HOTEL;
Taesfay. OcioJsr, 5k IssO,
AT sTIEFELs, ON TlEfREDERlcK ROAD.
Nec0nd District.
Monday, "Hd Tuesday. October IA aMd 5,h, 1850,
At RANDALLSTOwN.
Third District.
Monday. October 4h. 1850.
HALSTEAD'S (0LD HAMMETT'Sl THREE.
MILE HOUSE, REfSTERSTOwN TURN
PIKE;
THssday, October 5fL, 1850,
AT wARRIcK'S SEvEN-MILE HOUSE,
REisTERST0wN TURNPIKE;
Fourth District.
AT THE STORE or WIN. l.. sIIRIvER.
REIsTERsTOwN.
Firth District.
Monday and Tsesday. October iM aud 5th. 1850.
AT JACKsoN's WHITE HOUSE.
sixth District.
MOHddg aHd Tas.day. Ocfobsr 4ik aud Sch, 1880
AT y. l.. MERRIkEN's STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN.
seventh District.
Monday. October ia. 1850.
At THE HOUSE OF ELI :. SAMPSON,
LIST Prccint;
T...day. October 5ih. lsso.
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL. WISE.
BURG, % Precinct.
Eighth District.
Monday. October Itk. 1850,
AT c0ckEysvILLE HOTEL. jockeys.
WILLIE.
Tn,.,iay. October 5,h, 1850,
AT ClIAS. o. Jockeys HOTEL. IO-MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
Ninth District.
Monday. OctoLsr IA. 1850,
AT WATKINS RESTAURANT. TOwSON-
TOWN, Sd Precinct.
Tuesday,. OctpJer 5ih, 1850,
AT JUSTICE COLES OFFICE, wAvERLY,
lst Precinct.
Tenth District.
Monday aud Tus.day. OetoJ,r ia and
5h. lSs0,
AT SHADES TAVERN.
Eleventh District.
Monday. OctoJer i,k. 1850.
AT J0HUA l.. WRIGlIT'S HOTEL,
LIST Precinct.
THs.day. OctnJsr ih. 1850,
AT RtDGELY'S FORCES. FORMERLY WIN.
BLACKISTON'S.l PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE, ID Precinct.
Twelfth District.
Monday, Oci"Jer iik, 1850,
AT JOHN KRAUSER'S GAKDENvILLE
HOTEL. I'd Precinct:
THcs'iay, Dstpber sri, 1850,
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Monday aud Tus'day. OcfoJ,r Ih and
5h. 1850,
AT SHADES TAVERN.
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Eighth, District.

Monday. October ltk, 1850,
AT COckEySvILLE HOTEL, JOCKEYS.
WILLIE.
T.es,iay. October 5ih, 1850,
At ClIAS. o. Jockeys HOTEL, IO-MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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Ninth District.

Ninth District.
Monday. OctoL.r Ifh. 1850,
AT WATKINS RESTAURANT, TowSON-
TOWN. Sd Precinct.
Tassday. Octobcr 5fh, 1850,
AT JUSTICE COLES OFFICE, wAvERLY,
LIST Precinct.
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TOurfla nisfrief.
Firth District.

Monday and THssday. October TIA aud jfh, 1885,
AT THE STORE OF WIN. l.. SIIRIvER.
REISTERSTOwN.
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Eleventh District.

Monday. OcioJer itk. 1850.
AT J0HUA l.. wRIGlIT'S HOTEL,
LIST Precinct.
THssday. OctoJsr ith. 1850,
AT RtDGELY'S FORCES. FORMERLY WIN.
BLAcKISTON'S.l PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE, ID Precinct.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

SHERIFF's ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to tho qualified voters Of
Baltimore county. that an Election will be held In
said county, on
The Fret T"s'day merit AFTER he first Monday of
NoreHJer lssO,
y being the 81 day Of said month. In the several
Precincts and Districts Of Baltimore county viz /;
First District.
First prscine,-FAIR VIEW INN, FREDER-
lex TURNPIKE.
Second Precinc,-NEwBURG HALL, CA.
louisville.
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Second District.
RANDALLSTOwN.
Third District.
First recinet-w00DBERRY.
Second Precinct-OLD HAMMET HOUSE.
REISTERST0wN TURNPIKE
Third preeinct-sEvENM MILE HOUSE, REFS.
TERSTOwN TURNPIKE.
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Sixfla DisfPief-

Monday aHd THesday. October ih aai STA, 1880
AT JAckSoN's WHITE HOUSE.
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TWO VALUABLE LOTS or GROUND AT
PTkEsvILLE IL BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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Thomas J. Hunter, Attorney at Law, Towson.
sontown Nd,
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IAs.e. wILsox, rnrp's w. colsrox. wv. y. wIlsos.
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rT,RCSTEE'S SALE
SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND NEAR HERE
FORD, BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of decrsc of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. passed in n cause in said -
90 Court wherein John Edward Bacon Is ssX
h. complainant and Joseph T.. Rowe and
sarah A. Rowe are defendants. the undersigned
Trustee. will offer for sale by public auction. the
premises. about one ani half miles from White
Hall. on the y. {. Il. H.. On
Saturday. OcipLer 3Oh. lsS0,
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Seventh Distriet

Sixth District.
MIDDI.HTOwN
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:. NrcWm0 DhStrtets
Monday, aHd Tuesday. OefoLer Ih aMd 5,h, 1850,
At RANDALLSTOwN
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Monday OcioJer ia, 1850,
AT Il. W. KILPATRICK'S cATONsvILLR
HOTEL;
Taessiay. Ocfobsr, 5fk IssO,
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