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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
Communicated.
JUSTICE TO WHOM JUSTICE IS DUE.

BALTIMORE, December ?lsi, Issl.
The writer, from proper regard for what il due
% himself and more particularly in Justice TO that
most honorable class Of Christians denOminated
ministers Of the Gospel desires, through this me.
dun. 20 make reference TO little tract written 80
long as a year ago. In said writing there il a
passage OF two susceptible of an srroaeoH. inter
probation, and which probably has been - inter
preied by Others; hence. though apparently late.
the writer thus publicly expresses sorrow. and
sincerely diseiaims the entertainment Of the re.
hottest thought while writing IL that the words a.
eoHssefioa with the remarks on cossisisHcy pages
I and 81 could be considered applicable TO that
much esteemed class of the highest type Of CAri..
tiaa geaiiemss-a class FROM childhood that he has
regarded ~ most worthy Of all Conscience. trust
and honor.
The propristy Of thi. apoiog,iicai writing va.
made clear 10 the writer by his seeing in = daily
paper two or three months ago the caption Of an
article mot read, though believed irrelevant the
words, "Hoping against hope" Al the time be.
ing engaged examining papers for particular oh.
ject that paper was mislaid, and without the
slightest knowledge then or nov tina, the writer
thereof had ever or thought Of any scribblins
Of the present writer. the remembrance of the use
Of those words being made by him in the Jj,ciioa
able connection n recently regarded and named
above, flashed with such force before his mind that
daily since he has thought !; duty 90 take pen
In hand. and nov trusts that he does 90 without
uaAaf"hg even thc appearance OF u suppoAittun
that any Of said class Of teachers Of righteousness
while In the enjoyment u their fair fame for hon.
est effort 20 improve the moral condition Of the
world, require from any source. and especially
from such needy ones this, either advice or ad-
ditional Recommendation TO public confidence. -
And the object Of this writing being osiy freely 20
acknowledge and correct grossly apparent error,
which however improper or otherwise IL may APP
pear 10 others, for the stated IL incumbent
with the writer. Al the same time he willingly
admits that the tract itself Of triAing IL any
importance. and may now have been entirely for
gotten BY lie few readers, coming as Il did far
short Of the object for which II was imperfectly
written.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
MARnTA0Ya


MATTnAI-0'BRIEN.- 81. Johns Chapel,
on Dec. 18th, by Rev. c. NJ. Giain, Joseph y.
Matthai, Of Baltimore co., 10 Nora r. OBricn,
Of Baltimore city.
wILLIS-II0SKINS.-O the 22d instant, BY
Rev. William II. Chapman, George II. Willis
to Mary L. d., daughter Of Ellen and the late
Joseph II. Iioskins.
wILS0N-LITTLE.--At the NJ. 4. Patronage,
Hereford. on Dec. 22l, by Rev. Watson Case,
lsaac Wilson 10 Lydia A. Little, all Of this co.
RIGNEY-ALDAN.-0n Dec. goth, by Rev. r.
'Buhrman, John NJ. Rigncy and Miss Emma
Alban, both Of Baltimore county.
DECENTRALIZATION tho Hampstead
VI. y. parsonage, on Dec 18th, by the Rev. d.
Benton winstead, John Rohrbaugh, Of Balti-
timore county, TO Miss sallie b. Abbott, Of Fow-
blesburg.
BR0wN-IIAGAR.-0n Dec. 2jth, at same place
and by the same, Geo. II. Brown, Of Baltimore
county, TO Miss Susie T.. IIagar, Of Carroll co.
ER-CALTRIDER.-On Dec. 27th, at
the residence Of the brides parents, near Green
mount, by Rev. ID. Benton winstead, George
W. Gardener. Of Hampstead, to Miss II. Dena
Caltrider, Of Carroll county.
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RIprcULING THE PRESIDENTS MES
SAGE.

The city papers report tina, John l.. Thomas has
posted up in different parts Of the Custom House
the Presidents description Of some Of the quaih-
cations which employees the Government should
posses. Il is headed 1.-THE Golden Text-Cisil
Service" and il as follows:
There are very many characteristics which 60
TO make model civil service; prominent among
them are; Probity, industry. good sense. good
habits, good temper. patience. order, courtesy.
tact, sell. reliance. manly Difference 10 superior
officers, and manly CONFEDERATION for inferiors.'
A. ii Is well known the present incumbent i.
sadly deficient in some Of these eHeellen, qualities.
Posting them up is only cheap Kind Of stale vi,
similar to his silly vaPorings at free public ban.
qaets Fill as many Offices a. possible before the
primarie. and shut down on them afterwards ha.
been John L.. Golden rule
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c0NN.-on Dee. 25th. Sophia r.. wife Of Silas
W. Conn. and eldest daught Of the late wm
l.. aud Sophia y. OWings.
GATCH.-on Dec. 25th, Anna Maria, aged 81
years, rciet Of the late Nicholas Catch, Of this
county.
FITZSIMM0NS.-Suddo On the 27th instant,
J. y. FitIsimmons, in the 18th year Of his age.
TRlPLETT.-On the 10th inst, at woodberry,
John Z. T.. aged years months aud I days,
youngest child Of l.. ID. and Mary 4. Triplett
WERGER.-In baltimore, on the Goth inst,
Henry Merger, the eldest beloved son Of Peter
and Mary Merger. May be rest 10 peace.
soLLERS.-In Baltimore. on Dec. 2sth. Mary
/ --HynsoE Sellers, daughter Of the late n. X. and
Louisa Hynson.
oOYNE.-M wetherciVille. Baltimore county, on
Dee. 2Sth, Mrs. Mary coyne, aged So years.
PADIAN.--0n 29th Dec at his late residence in
baltimore county. Richard Padian. in the 10th
year u his age.
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Sales Of Property.
John T. Morris aud Charles Z. Feudail,
Receivers.
DECEIvERs' PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN rowsoSrowS
MARYLAND.

BY virtue d decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, sitting In Equity, pass -
So, cd In n cause pending In said Court -
E4 wherein Joseph u. Mitchell, Of al,
Trustees, are compliments and William Lorman
Roberts ct al, are defendants, the undersigned,
Receivers, will offer for sale by public auction, on
the premises, on
Wednesday, hs ith day Of JanHary, Iss2,
at the hour Of II o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY,
situated In Towsontown, Baltimore county, known
as the estate Of Mary A shealey, eomPrisinga
LARGE TWO STORY BRICK ST0kEHOUSE,
situated the most eligible business site In Tow.
sOntown, and Public Scales adjoining. Also,
A SMALL HOUSE.
situated At the junction Of the York Road Turn
pike and the Dulany's Valley Turnpike. Also,
A c0MM0DI0us AND BEAUTIFUL BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE,
situated at the junction Of said turnPikes, sur
convenience for al elegant residence, and
FOUR OTHER DWELLING HOUSES,
desirably located, with ample yards and gardens
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS.
located on commodiOus avenues all Of which are
IN the heart OF this place, the county seat Of Bal
timoTe county.
Thi. property 1. beautifully located, the build
ing lots being in the mos, desirable portions ofthe
town. There are about
TEN UNEMPLOYED LOTS.
which will be sold as laid down on the plat or in
smaller sections as may be more desirable.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third Cash, one.third
IN six months and one. third In twelve months,
with interest and approved security.
so-for further information inquire at the Of
Zee of JOHN 7. MORRIS, IS North Charles
Street. Baltimore. or CHARLES 4. FENDALL,
Smelicy Row. Towsontown.
Plats Of the property may be seen ut the Office
Of Huxley Morris. o. North Charlie. ST, hal
tiinore. fendail Mitchell. Smeiley Row. Tow
.oniown, Charles u. Mclean. County Surveyor.
Masonic Temple and Baltimore County rHi.n.' 20
JOHN r. NORRIS,
g. North Charles Street. baltimore
CHARLES T.. FENDALL,
Office smediey Row. Towsontown.
Receivers.
WILSON KISTEAU, Aueiioneers.
Dee. Its.
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"Scrnfch Him {"

A 'hOr, time since juror appeared before one
OF the Judge. Of ,hi. county, who Is celebrated for
disPaiehing Sasines. aud using no unnseeessary
words 10 giving his orders, ssd asked % be sx-
cused.
The Court-Swear him 10, Mr.. Clerk.
The court-what Is your exeuses
The juror have got the iteh-I am iiching
nov.
The cOurt-Mr. Clerk, scratch him.
Whcrcupon the clerk scratched his name from
the list.
When the juror returned 90 his store be saisshc
never spoke traer In his life than when he said be
vas itching. "for, said he 81 was itching; but Il
was TO get back TO my business. legal Nsws.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
How 10 Chsck Cut worms.

Farmers suffer much loss and inconvenienee
every year FROM the destruction Of their corn
crops but cut worms. An experiment tried sue
esssfally this year BY Mr.. Charles A. MeGsw. Of
Abingdon district, Hartford county, 10 therefore
well worth = trial. Mr.. MeGaw says:
"Last season plowed 10 acres Of timothy sod
Eve years old, and planted Il In corn. Fearing
loss BY cut worms I applied 10 the ground 90
bushels Of gas house lime 10 the AZ the same
tiras piowed . heid Of wheat stubble Of tbs sane
size, planting II also In corn, and supposing the
cut worms would not modest Il, I did not apply
the lime. The result was that on the sod ground
not . single hill was missing, while on the wheat
stubble AZ least onehird Of the corn vas destroy
ed b thess pests. ! shall try gas house lime
again, and u have found remedy for the cut
worm, I shall deem myself fortunate. The lime
cost q cents . bushel.s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

eB-0ne Of the features Of President Arthur's
policy 10 10 encourage young men to take an nc.
tive part In politics, and he is making many sp.
pointmsnts with that end In view. He 10 select
Ing old men for his cabine, advisers, men Of long
experience and ripe wisdom, but almost invaria-
bly, does he choose young mon for minor oiEces.-
When Congressman goes to him to consult abou,
the appointment Of postmaster or similar Official
10 the smaller towns. the President says: 81 want
you 10 suggest the name Of some young, active
progressive Republican. ! want to encourage the
young men," And In this he shows wisdom.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
The Fruit OF Charity .

The LyHehbgrg VA Me-. of recent date says
Seseral days since. Mis-. Susie Allen. % this city
q daughter Of Mr.. Thoua, u. Allen. a former
known tobAeeohist. now deceased, reserved a
letter conveying the announcement, that an sc.
quAintanee Of her childhood. Dr. Wallace. had
recently died. bequeaihing her the handsome sum
Of $4,000. II seems that the deceased gentleman
an ex Confederate soldier. who q; one time darng
the var confined in the hospital at this place.
was taken therefrom by the late Mr. Allen. who
gave him the hospitalities u his house. aud whose
wife kindly nurse1 him through hi. entire sickness
and the bequest thus made is the reward and re-.
menbranee ofpufe disinterestei beneyolenee aud
charity"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
A Terrible Addiction

The John'iown Pa Tsibsas says within a
brief space q time recently, eight children u a
family named Boyle, residing near cresson, wefe
carried % With diphtheria. The father q these
children is employed a repairman N the Pena-
'ylvania rAilroal. anil being very pooF his neigh
bors concluded O. take steps toward relieving bis
wants. subferipiion paper vas startei. and
already some sso0 have been raised for the lonely
couple whose household treasures all lie buried in
the graveyard not far from their home. An acre
Of ground has also been purchased and decided TO
them. and house j. nov in process " erection
on the ground. IL being buiii at the expense q
several gentlemen uho have interested themsslvs.
In the welfare Il the couple
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Receiver Appointed.

The Southern Psnnsylvahia Mutual Relief A..
ISOLATION, Of IIOnOvsr, was dissolved BY dscres
Of the Dauphin County Court, a: Harrisburg. on
Tuesday Of last week, December 18th, and John
II. Weiss, Of Harrisburg. appointed Receiver, q
close up It's affairs. He disappointed J. n. cress
clerk In the employ Of the Association, As bis
deputy, aud that gentleman IL now In charge oil
the once attending TO the duties incumbent upon
the part Of the Receiver. During It's brief sxis.
tence Of year and half Il IL asserted that this
Association had issued policies TO the enormou.
aggregate Of $50, 0O0, 900. -HaHorsr Spectator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

~ The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
declares that during the last fiscal year more than
SIX hundred million dollars were collected by his
bureau and paid into the treasury without loss to
The government Of q dollar BY defaieation. This
fact seems 10 indicate that the government is not
quite 90 foriornly mismanaged as some people
would have Us believe. Ills an exhibit Of adj
ministrativs ability which reflects credit upon the
bureau and upon the Republican party, which
supplied the efieefs.
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es-rhe phil.a,Irhi. ye,tl A.,,ien. call.

es-The PhilAdeIphia North A%erieaa calls at
isn,On to the anomalous position occupied BY JEFF.
ferson Davis. Who recently arrived in Nsw York
from Europe. Statistical return. Of al arrivals. are
prepared and published under the head Of ''immi.
grants. Foreigners no, intending to reside in this
country" and American eitiIens returning from
abroad" Mr.. Davis is one Of the few people in
this world Who eannO, properly be entered under
any one Of these heads. lie is a man standing
alone among the ARRIVALS" this wear
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
Ingredients OF Lager Beer.
The Baltimore Amsriean Of recent date had the
following editorial paragraph;


following editorial paragraph;
"The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
been making some investig cations into the manu.
faeture Of beer which rather shake the public faith
In this pure product Of malt and hops-the health
lest beverage In the world II was known before
that glucose and dextfins were used also In this
manufacture, but the extent 10 which materials
other than malt and hops are employed has not
been geaeraliy understeod. A demand for fuller
details Of the manufacture shows that some brew.
srs use sugar. corn-meai and rice In considerable
quantities. In one brewery 3,o0o bushels Of corn
meal were used 10 n 900 bushels Of malt. This
beer must contain large percentage Of fussi oil.
In another ease 500 pounds Of eoraline were used
20 every % bushels Of malt. Coraiius 10 an aqua
tic plant, like Iceland or Carageen NOES. In an
other brewery the formula was two pounds Of eern-
meal and half pound Of glucose 10 every bushsl
Of malt. Another used 600 pounds Of glucose 10
1G5 bushels Of malt. This sort Of beer u ~ much
fssmsnted eorn-s,areh as anything else"
An infsreses is that these Ingredients, being 20
largely used In lager beer, make u really un-
healthy, tending 10 produce kidney diseases. now
known 10 be 90 prevalent and fatal.
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Jas. @. Morton, Matchmaker.

No. 20 West Fayeffe Street, Baffissere,
Having had several years experience In the Watch
and Jewelry Business with Mcssrs. Geo. w. Webb
a Co., and Messrs. Garfield Bro. Co., respect
fully begs leave 10 inform the public that he Il nov
prepared TO MI all orders, embracing Chroname-
tiers, Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes and Jevslrv.
All orders BY postal FOR repairing viii be promptly
attended 10.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

eB-Gaissaa. the assassin, issued Christmas
address 10 which all the daily papers gave pub.
LEFTY. No wonder the scoundrsl 10 90 pulled up
with his importance. Ifanything he 10 growing
more insulting and disgusting than ever and the
sooner that little tight-roPe performance takes
place the better all will DO pleased. The public
Is getting very tired Of the Washington circus.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

5eS-i is remarked upon as q singular eOinei-
denee, In view Of their long PrO,raetei hostility to
each other. tina, Messr'. conkiing and Blaine. who
seven months ago held twO Of the proudsst posi-
,iOn' in the land are both a, pre.en, gu, Of pub
lie life. No year in the history Of our country has
surpassed in dramatic events and situations the
year isSl; none In time Of peace has equaied Il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

70 Hon. Murray vandivsr. who. few years
ago. would have sold the State Normal School
building II ii only brought six pence. was gallant
ly entertained on Monday last =, a Christmas re-
eep,on, by the fOrgiving Professor Of tina, inst,u
tion. filthy enemy hunger. feed him; ifhe thirst,
give him drink, Ae., &c.
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Legal Notices.
Schumacher q whitelock, Attorneys at Law,
~ Lexington street, Baltimore.

SARAH KEPHART VS.. REBRcCA n. DIX
- ON ET Al, ~ the CireHf Court for Baiti-
mere eoHniy-ia Equity.
ORDERED this third day Of December, A. ID.
1881, that the sale Of morigaged property made
and reported In the above entitled case by Samuel
ID. Schmucker, Attorney for Sarah Kephart, Mort
gagee, be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause 10
the contrary be shown, on or before the 20 day Of
January ReSi. provided . copy Of this order be in
serted In some newspaper published In Baltimore
county, In each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the "a day Of January next. The report
states the amount Of sales TO be $3.50.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
Dec. IO.-tt.
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GB-Ths death In Florida Of Dr.. J. WOLF Bsr-
Con, highly esteemed young physician and .
msmbsr-siset 10 the Legislature frsz this county,
renders special election necessary 10 OH the
vacancy. There will no doub. be number Of
Democratic candidates. The selection win Be
made By the Exscuiive Committee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

ss-The Governor has appointed DIR. T.. u.
Bartlett, school examiner af Garrst, county, a
member Of the State Board Of Education. in place
Of =. II. Wilmer. Ecu, resigned. George II. Car
man, Esq, and the late DR.. Kepler have been the
only members Baltimore county has ever had in
the State Board.
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POPULATION.


The present aPpOr,iOnmsnt 10 one Representa-
tive for every $4,000 inhabitants. should the
ratio be continued our State would be entitled to
seven members Of Congress, and 10 the aPportiOn.
ment were increased to 100000 We would not lose
our present number Of Representatives,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

re- The New York Tribaas is already CON-
mencing to throw dirt ., President Arthur. Per-
hsP' Ii Is getting ready to support the Democratic
nominee for the Presidency in issi. The Tribune
il very unsartin
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

eo-The steamer Yves. Point, while lying a, her
wharf at West Point, Va, on Monday, exploded
her boiler, killing twelve men and badly wound
Ing number Of others. The steamer was new
and was owned BY the Baltimore. Chesapeake aud
Richmond Steamboat Company.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

SB-Ths Maryland Legislature meets next week
saa it l. said that Governor Hamilton has stir
ring message ready for the member. all over
which Feirsnehmcnt and reform Il written.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

es-Ths Baltimore A@sriean has issued very
useful and handsome calendar for 1882 which IL
supplies gratuitously to ell lie subscribers. We
return thanks for q copy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31

Skoes SLoss.-If you want ars,. class hand
made shoes 90 10 PhipPs BFOs, next door 70 the
postoihee, Tousontown. A great variety Of All
kinds Of shoes constantly ON hand. Rspairisg
drompfg dose.
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SARAH J. RAMSEY.
RARE CHANCE

hAWE GHANGE
"a
SECURE 4 GOOD HOME IN THE -
- WESTERN PART OF MARY
~ LAND. WITHIN ABOUT THREE
MILES OF DEER PARK AND FIVE MILES
0P OAKLAND, THE fL0URIsHING AND
ATTRACTIVE COUNTY TOWN OF
GARRETT COUNTY, on THE
LINE OF THE BALTIC. AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
For sale. on the most favorable terms. FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND In the 0lades Of Garrett
county, Nd. The land Is highly productive, equal,
In point Of quality, TO any in the State, partly
heavily timbered and surrounded by farms
Each tract has n stream Of water running through
II, besides hne springs Of excellent water. These
lands are in the most healthy part Of Maryland.
They will be cold on the most favorable terms, or
exchanged for Baltimore city or county property.
Apply 20 or address,
LONGNEcKER BROS,
Office "BALTIxoRE County UxioS," Towson
July 9.-tE) 2. o., Towsontown, Nd.
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WANTED.

GOOD MORTGAGES AT 9 PER CENT. OF
FARMS In baltimore county. State location
distance from Pike and Railroad, description ans
sise Of FARM and BUILDINGS, amount Of as
sessment and insurance. Also. what was Oh,
latest cash sale Of land In the ighb0rhood Div,
references as 10 value Of farm.
Address, JOHN 7. GRAHAM,
Real Estate Broker, IS Saratoga ST., Baltimore.
Feb. 26.-tf
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CO.PARTNERsIIIP.

We, the undersigned. have this day formed .
eo-partnership, under the namo and style Of
WILSON RISTEAU, for the purpose Of con-
Quoting the business Of GENERAL Auctioneers. Our
Office address Is Smedley Row, Towsontown. by
strict attention 10 business aud fair dealing, We
hope to merit = share Of public patronage.
SAMUEL q. WILSON,
August IS, 1881. wM. NJ. RIsTEAU.
Aue 90-ff
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~ GEORGE l.. sTOcKSpALE. Auc,ioneer.
'I'RUsTEES' SALE
VERY VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AND
BUILDING LOTS.
SIT ATE ~ TOW SONTOwN, BELONGING
To THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
BENJAMIN y. PAYNE.


To TIE ESTATE OF THE LATE
BENJAMIN y. PAYNE.
liy virtue u decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. passed on January lith. IL
- Isl. IN a cause In which Emma r.
r. MADDOX and g. y. MADDOX are CON-
plnnaui' ini William &. Payne aud others are re-
.poHdcn;s. the ssi0r.ignsi. the Trustees named
Ia saii decree, will Oder at public sale, at the
Court House door. ToWsontown. on
Tassiay. 'hs lOih fsy Of Jaauary 4. u. 1859,
at ~ o'clock NJ.
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF TWENTY FIVE ACRES OF
LAND. MORE OR LESS.
situate % the eastern eide of Towsontoun, aud
lying between the Hilien aud Joppa Roads, bein z
part oi the landed estate u the late Benjamin y.
Payne. II b. admirably adapted for building lots
aud an eNtcnsion Of the present avenues of the
town will interseet it aivantag eou,ly.
The baltimore ami Delta Narrow. Gauge Rail
road. which - completed 20 within two miles Of
ToWsDniosn. passes through a portion Of the
property.
The only improv emeRi thereon il a small
TENANT HOUSE.
The land for gardening. trucking OF nursery
purpose. would be valuable. a. IL l. cleared aud
10 good state Of cultivation. Til. property will
BE- offered Cor sale in one tract.
sss- sale peremptory
TERMS oF SALE ARE-0ne.third Cash on
the ratification u sale. third in SIX months
AMI one third in twelve months from the day Of
sale. the credit payments 60 bear interest from the
day & sale aud 20 be secured 70 the Satisfaction
Of the fFas'ses. or all cash a, the option d the
purchaser.
4 cash deposit q sac will be required from
the purchaser the day Of sale.
rs- Persons desiring 60 purchase are invited
90 examine the property and obtain any
further information in relation thereto from the
Trustees.
NICHOLAS cHAS. BURKE
:. PARKER BOSLEY.
C. BONN SLTNGLUFf ifShee''
BENJAMIN T.. BUTLER.
GEO. l.. ST0CkSDALE, Aue,ionser.
Dee. Its.