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Ei'-Somc weeks since, says the Philadelphia
Item. there wa. a wicked attempt on the part Of
certain Democratic editors led by ''the worst man
in Pennsylvania. to prejudice Mr.. Arthur in put
lie estimation. The most .candaIous assertions
about him were reckics.ly majc--but, the good
sense, the nanlincss. the chivairous feeling Of the
Nation has been aroused In behalf Of this thrice
gentle gentleman, and now nearly every one
makes haste to do him justice. This Is character
is,ie Of our people, who will not wrong done to
any one. That intrepid and influential Journal,
the Boston Trarsisr, says Mr.. Arthars record 10
that Of lifelong Republican Of clear and ad-
vanced views, who has rendered services to the
party and to the country Of 4 character which en-.
title him to the respect aud confidence Of BOTH
HE bearing through the canvass was admira HE.
Iii. letter Of acceptance was mastery, and was
conceded on NIL hands to be strong and states
manlike supplement to that Of Gen. Garfield. As
n clear, forcible and comprehensive presentation
Of Republican principles and policy Il was not
surpassed in the whole literature Of the campaign.
Since the dastardly act Of Guiteau the vice-Pres-
ident has borne himself calmly. prudsntly, pa
triotieaily; as dne example Of natural nobility
aud innate dignity Of character, under the most
embarrassing circumstances. As the annals Of the
country afford. Such = man needs no apoiogists
Mt this time.
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JEc-Gen. wickham. q leading Republican Of
Virginia, declines to go with the bulk Of his party
into the union with the Malone mon, aud unitss
his fortunes for the time with the Bourbons In the
supper, Of Daniels for Governor, in which Gen.
W. exercises the right Of an American citizen, al
though his taste Is Questionable. We fail. how
ever, to notice In any Democratic paper dsnunci-
alton Of the General for not standing out for .
straight Republican ticket. Il betrays lack Of
principle for Republicans to go into q coalition
with the Malone wing Of the Democracy, but Il is
all right for thom to unite with the Bourbons--in
Democratic esteem.
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ss-I, only took q lI,,l. ordinary new,

ee-It only took a little ordinary newspaper
enterprise 10 bring to light the fact that the State
convention Of Ohio Prohibiionists, which met late
~ at Levsland. was controlled by Democrats
agents, who arranged the ticket so IS to draw
votes from the Republicans In the close eOun,is.
sad thus help the Democrats to carry the Lesisla-
ture. Whore the fund 10 run the Prohibition cam
paign comes from no one asks in Ohio. No mem
Der Of the Prohibition party has been discovered
vbo claims 10 have contributed 10 Il. The Dem.
esssis 60. all the benefit from this little sasshow
and thsir candidate for Governor toots the blli.
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ERA R.publIeaa club ha. been organized a

eB-A hspubliean clab has been organized at
Hsmpdsn. Falls road, under the name Of the "Rs-
pabiisaa Active Association Of Ilaupdsn." Capt.
John u. sutsr IL presidents Aquiia jackson and
Aisx. Harrison, vice. prssidsnts; Geo. @. Gibson,
secretary John MePaal, treasurer; William II.
Saith and Thomas ksrshaw, ssrgsants alarms.
A resolution was adopted at late meeting that
In visw Of the fact Of the great ineOnveaisnss to
Which shs Republican voters Of IIamPden and
vicinity are saljsstsd In their attendance at the
pd.ary nssisgs ct GovanstOwn, and likewise
the sxpsass eonnsssAd with the same, the County
Executive couuiasss Il earnestly requested 10
permit the hSiaisg q prssisst primaries, as We
sincerely believe sseh sslios vii DO greatly for
shs bsnsat Of the party.
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MARRIAGES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hereford, on
Aug. 2lst, 1851, by Rev. Watson Case, Joshua
W. Armaeost to Miss SAliie J. Thompson, all Of
this county.
wENTw0RTH-wILsoN the residence Of
7. s. Gorsuch, Esq.,, near Glencoe, Sept. lsi,
1881, by Rev. Watson Case, John s. Wentworth,
Of baltimore, to Miss Mary Wilson, Of Baiii-
more county.
cOTT-cHILDS.--AtGl Glencoe, Baltimore
county, July 18th, by Rev. r. r. Mason. Geo.
C. caldecott, Of New York, to Lille W. childs,
Of Baltimore.
FLAUTT-RIDGELY.-0 the 9Th inst, By the
Rev. d. Benton winstead, WIN. II. Flaait, Of
Richmond, Va, to Miss Jennie Ridsely, Of
Hampstead, Nd.
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A TTORNEY'S SALE
AFINE TRUCK FARM -
OF 50 ACRES, NEAR THE CITY.

The undersigned, Oregon n. Benson, s--j.sisr-
ney for the owner, win sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
TAsssdsy, Ssps,.bsr l5th, 1881,
at I o'clock p. NJ,
THE Farm AND PREMISES NOW occU.
PIED BY s. II. c0TTINGHAM. IN THE
18TH ELECTION DISTRICT OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
fronting on the Sulphur Spring and Maidsn's
Choice Roads. aud within two hundred yards Of
the Sulphur Spring Station, on the D. &P. Rail-
road.
The land 10 In ans condition, and has small
orchards Of apples, pears. peaches. and small
fruits, and 10 under good fencing.
The improvements consist Of . new, large
FRAME DWELLING. LARGE BARN AND
STABLE,
and other eutbaildings 10 correspond. This farm
10 well located In good and Improving neigh
herhood, convenient TO railroad station, and 10
only three miles from the city limits, aad 10 one
Of the most desirable farms offered for sale near
the city.
Im1sdia,sly amer Ii. sale Of the sbov. farm,
the anssr,ig1sd win also eel all the 80.
IN ING CROPS,
q ETC., on said farm, and named $50
0o.in part ~ follows; , hns Hors- go
%, Cow. Hogs, one good ons-horse Wagon, one
four-seat Carriage, lumber Wagon. Cart,
new four.seeton iron Roller. Cart, Wagon, Car
Flows, Cultivators and other Farm Implements
usually found on . truck farm also 10 acres
growing Corn and Fodder, lot Of Hay, Wheat and
Dat Straw.
TERMS ;-for personal property, Cash; for
the farm, one-third Cash, balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest. A deposit Of
$500 viii bsrsquirsd Of the purchaser % the farm
on day ofsale.
OREGON r. BENSON, Attorney,
No. 81 West fayette &C., baltimore.
Sept lo.-ts.
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es- The Republican Stat. Central commi

~ The Republican State Central Committee
Of Maryland met In Baltimore on Wednesday.
Hon. Henry stoekbridse, chairman, presided,
With Mr.. J. Emory weatherby, secretary. The
attssdanee was large and the meeting was har.
monious as the Custom House faction was nu-
msriealy very weak. II was decided to hold the
State convention at Cambridge on the 9Th Of De-
tobsr. Some important changes were made In
the rules governing the party. These, together
with the resolutions Of sympathy for President
Garfield, will be Published 10 the USioS nsx,
week
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Miscellaneous.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEN
PROCLAMATION.


waEREAs By the Constitution Of Maryland. ar
ticle 10, section ., providing for amendments 10
the Constitution, Il is made the duty Of the Gov
ernOF 10 order the publication Of any bill pro.
posing amendments as therein directed.
Aud whereas the following act ~ the General
Assembly. passed at the January session. 1850,
chapter il1, proposes an amendment to the Con.
stitutiOn. 60 wit:
CHAPTER ali.
AN ACT TO amend section Eve Of article four Of
the Constitution u this State.
SECTION I. he 10 enacted by fhs General Asssns-
by IF MarytaHd, Thfee-ffths Of all the members
OF the two Houses eOneurring, that the following
section be and the same 10 hereby proposed as an
amendment 10 the constitution Of this state, and
" adopted by the legal and qualified voters thereof
as herein provided, Il shall supersede and stand
In the place and instead Of section Eve Of article
four Of said constitution.
SEcTIox 5. After the election forjudges as here
inbsbre provided there shall be held in this State
In every fifteenth year thereafter, on the Tuesday
AFTER the fret Monday in November Of such year.
an election for judges - herein provided; and In
case Of death, resignation, removal or disqualid-
cation by reason age otherwise. Of any Judge,
the Governor shall appoint person duly quail
fed TO hll said Office, who shall hold the same
until the next general election for members % the
General Assembly, when n successor shall 10,
elected, whose term Of Office shall be the SAINT AZ
hereinbefore provided; and upon the expiration
Of the term Of ffteen years for which any Judge
may be elected 10 Gil . vacancy, an election for
his successor shall take place At the next general
election for members Of the General Assembly 10
occur upon or after tho expiration Of the said
term; and the Governor shall appoint . person
duly qualified TO hold said Office from the expira-
tion Of such term Of fifteen years until the cleo
tion and qualification Of his successor.
SECTION 2. AHd be itJHrfher enacted By fks aH-
fhori,y cforesad, That the said foregoing section
hereby proposed a. an amendment TO the eonsti-
tuition shall be. at tho next general election 10 be
held In this State, submitted 10 the legal and
qualified voters thereof for their adoption or re-
lection, In pursuance Of the directions containei
In article fourteen Of the constitution Of this s.
and at the said general election the vote
proposed amendment - - =
by ballot.
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Chas. w. Ridgeiy, Attorney, - 81. Paul
Street, Ballimorc.

ID MURRAY AND SUSAN MURRAY, HIS
WIFE. 10 hs c;re~i Court for BaifiH,ore county,
ia Egaity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this sth day Of September, 1881. that the
sale made and reported by Charles W. Riigely,
the attorney named in the mortgage. for the sale
Of the property mentioned In the proceedings in
the above entitled cause, be ratified and coniirm-
oil, unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown
or before the I'd day Of OcfoJsr, 1851. provided
. copy Of this order be inserted In some newsra-
por printed in Baltimore county. once in each Of
three successive weeks before the ID day Of Oc,o.
Der. 1881. The report states the amonnt Of sales
10 DO $500. wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst:
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Sent. Lett.
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J1-h has been suggested, for the benefit Of
VI those having much business with the Clerk 5
otiiee, that notice should DO posted on the door
stating that on the days the School Board meets
che cIerk will always DO found in the School Com
missioner Office, In the Masonic Temple.
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e1-Ths colored population Of Virginia is 63?.
900 BY the last census. against sso,7to whites
A gssd many white men In Virginia are Repub-
ehisemsns Of the blacks that the Bourbons have
been able to control the State. The Malone lie.
sdjustsrs number perhaps 10000 white vo,ers.-
II the blacks vote with them the fu'ion tickle, will
defeat the Bourbons and DO triumphantly elected.
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pROPOSALs
Building Bridge Over Patapsco
Falls.

OvrIcE oY rnE SUPERINTENDENT 90 BRIDags)
ron BALTIMORE CouSuY,
TowsoSrowS, Aug. 20, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
County Commissioners Of Baltimore aud Carroll
counties, at the Commissioner Office, wcstmins-
ter, Carroll county,
aa'a ThHrsdoy. September i5ih. 1881,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
FOR AN OPEN WOODEN BRIDGE
over the Patapsco Falls. on the Deer Park road.
the dividing line between baltimore aud Carroll
counties.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Com.
missioner Office, Towsontown. aud ut the: CON-
missioner Office. Westminster.
The right 10 reserved to reject any and all bids,
and no bid will be entertained unless accompa ).
MED By the signatures Cf two responsible surcies
who will give the required bond in case Of the
award Of the contract. by order.
II. A. NAGLE,
Superintendent Of Bridge. for BALTIC. county.
Sept. sd.
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eo-Any number Of postal cards, with amusing
messages written upon them, arc received Ia
Washington daily, addressed to chas. J. Gui,eau
the assassin. One from Iowa had the following
lines;
eve wish We were thy Highieap strings;
Around thy neck we'd glide,
And in an eestacy Of bliss
We'd choke thee ill thee died"
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Ssa-In lst7 Mr.. Willard Fillmore vas = candi.
date for State Comptroller Of New York. Some
persons who desired To defeat his election raised
$4,000 for that purpose. and placed Il In the
hands Of Hon. Ezekiel MeIntosh, who was request
cd to place Il In bank In his own name. Before
Il could be drawn out MeIntosh died. Mr.. Fill.
more was elected. and years afterwards married
Mrs. Mcintosh, receiving rs part Of her dowry the
money raised 10 defeat his election.
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DEATHS.


------------
MITTLER.-At Catensville, Sept. 9Th, Georgis
Mittlsr. beloved wife Of Frank Mittlsr, ct the
age Of -.
MARSIlALL.-On the 9Th instant, John A. Mar
shall, aged 20 years and months, the oaly child
Of Elizabeth and the late Francis A. Marshall.
B0wERs0X.-Atw oodberry, on the 9Th instant,
Walter Emmert, aged year. I month and 81
days, son Of Jos. W. and Moilie Bowersox.
c00PER.-At sunnyside, this county, on Sept.
9th, Of diphtheria Irene, In the 18th year Of her
age. second daughter Of Captain \. X. and Mary
X. Cooper.
PATTERsON.--h .Iouisyille, Carroll asap,y,
Aug. Esd, Mary Matt. aged year. Asnssh sa4
II days. daughter Of s. Hanson and Martha Va
gle Patterson.
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~Ths Republican Executive Committee Of
Baltimsre county met on Thursday and fixed the
time for holding the primary meetings aud county
convention. The call will be found ut the head
Of our columns to-day. Resolutions of sympathy
with President Garfield were also passed. These
xiii be published In the USioS next week.
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Under and by virtue Of power contained in
n Mortgage from Christian Schmd aud wife -
TO Louise j. PillmaLn, dated August 25th, ~
lssi. duly recorded. the undersigned. Attorney,
will sell at PtBLfC 4 EcTION. on the premises,
Monday, The i9h day ofSsp,s@Ler, A. u. iSSl.
at I o'clock L. NJ.
A LOT OF GROUND. SITUATE on FRED.
ERICK AVENUE,
near the baltimore city limits, Is feet G inches
front by depth Of al feet-sub- leasehold. Sub.
ject to an annual rent Of $3.50. Improved by q
TIiREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
known a. No. 22t Frederick Avenue. Also. i'm
proved by . FRAME SOAP MANCFACTORY.
TERMS OF SALE "A Cash, Balance in six
aud twelve months, or all cash ut purchasers OPP.
ton. Deferred payments to bear Interest and TO
be secured TO the satisfaction Of the Attorney.
HEINRICH c. TIECk.
Attorney for Mortgage.
MATTHEWS & KIRKLAND, Auetioneers.
Aug. 2I.--ts.
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zD-Ths lunatie asylams Of the United slsiss
are more crowded now than ever before. The
number Of inmates has largely increased duFing
the las. few weeks, aud. in fact. an epidemic Of
inSanity has broken out. No wonder the politi-
clans arewiIdly asking, "wbihcr are nc drifting p
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eo-Ths philadelphia papers relate remark
able story about . wOuld.bs suicide, . business
man named earns. who went down into . cellar.
shot himself once In the side aud thrss times In
the temple, and walking up stairs remarked; 81
guess have attempted 10 commit suicide"
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ee-whieh Of the members Of the last Legisia:
ture was Il thu, wanted to divide among them the
amount appropriated by tho County Commission.
for legislation and turned into the treasury by
Mr. gtiefel,
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nS-Ausngemeats for the baltimore orioie
celebration are going steadily forward and h
promises to be IN svont surprising In grandeur
the sssqui- centennial.
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Republican Primary Meetings.
-

IN pursuance Of the call Of the Republican State
j Central Committee Of the State Of Maryland,
ordering Primary Meetings TO be held throag hout
the State for the purpose Of eec,ing delegates TO
State Convention to be held the 9Th Of October,
can voters Of Baltimore county are hereby reques-
ted TO assemble for the purpose Of electing FIVE
DELEGATES from each district to County Con-
vention TO convene at sHEALEY's HALL, Tow
sontown. on the 26fh day Of Sept, 1881, TO elect
TRIAL COMMITTEE. and to nominate Repub-
liean County Ticket, the primary meetings TO be
held on Saturday, the 2tfh Of Sept. 1851, at the
places and between the hours specified below:
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WILSON 4 RIsTEAU, Auetionesr..
PUBLIC SALE .,
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &C.


The undersigned, having disposed Of his farm,
a will sell at public sale, on said
AU <farm, situate on the road lead. kH3W
An ing from Sweet Air 10 SHADES
Tavern and near the Jarrettsvilie Pike, adjoining
the farm Of DR.. Richard Emory and Others, on
Thursday, S.tss-sL-S. l5lk. 1851.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ,
-Four head ofwork Horses G Of them Msres,) I
Colt, 3 ans Cows. ) ans Hsifsr,, s Hogs. Also,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C:
I broad.trsad Wagon, I one horse Wagon, Ex-
press Wagon, Cart aud Harness, Top Buggy,
set Of Wagon Harness for four horses, sets Of
Plow Harness, 2 sets Of Express Harness, Buggy
Harness. Also. Flows. harrows. cuitivators.
shovels, Forks. Quarry Tools, ? good Ladders,
ono -. the other 10 feet. new No. I Horse
Rake, 2 Grain Cradles, Cutting Boz. Also . lot
Of Lumber, 100 Chestnut Posts. Also, 90 tons Of
Hay, lot Of Straw, aud . variety OF other arti-
eles unnecessary TO name. Many Of the above
articles are nearly new. Also. . collection Of
- HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
~ &C, &C.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ail sums Of $40 and IN.
der, Cash all sums over $40, six months credit,
purchasers giving notes ~ith approved security.
bearing interest from day Of sale; notes 10 be
paid sI Chesapeake Rank, Baltimore.
WILLIAM BOWEN sP s.
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zo-Thsre 10 an old Puritan church In Massa.
shusst,s which has had but six ministers In 2sa
years. The average duration Of q pastorats has
been almost ~ years.
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New Advertisements.

WAMTED-..A WHITE FARM HAND
w SINGLE MAN Apply on the farm Of
JOSHUA REC ESTER. between the Hiilcn and
York roats, 9 miles from Baltimore.
Sept. l0.--2ts
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John T. Morris an Charles Z. Fendali.
Attorneys at Law.
ECEIvERS' SALE
THE VALUABLE ESTATE OF MARY A.
SliEALEY, IN TOws0NT0wN.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR LEASE.

The undsrsinEnsd, Receivers. appointed by .
decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore -
- county. sitting in Equity, passed In
~ the cause Of Joseph u. Mitchell OF al,
Trustees. vs.. William Lorman Roberts ct al, viii
sell by PRIVATE SALE. all or any part Of the
estate Of Mary A. Shealey, situated In Towson-
town, Baltimore county, and comprising one large
Tw0.ST0RY BRICK STORE HOUSE, situated
on the most eligible business site In Towsontown.
Also. SMALL HOUSE, situated at the junction
Of the York road turnpike and the Duianys val
ley turnpike, and Public Scales adjoining. Alec,
. eommodious and beautiful BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated nj the junction Of said turn
pixies, surrounded by luxurious shrubbcry and
having all eonvsnienees for an elegant town resi-.
denee.
They also offer for sale four other DWELLING
HOUSES. desirabiy located. with ample yards
and gardens attached.
Also, handsome BUILDING LOTS for sale or
lease, as parties may desire, located on commo-
dious avenues, all OF which are in the heart 0f
this place. the county scat Of Baltimore county.
tED Plats of the property may be seen at the
Offices Of HINkLEY A NORRIS. Is N. Charles
ST., Baltimore. fENDALL MITCHELL, aud
County Surveyors Office.
For further information inquire Of
JOHN +. MORRIS,
IS North Charles 81. Baltimore, or
CHARLES d. FENDALL,
Smedley Row, Towsontown,
Receivers.
Aug. 2O.--tf.
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New Advertisements.
John I. Yeiiott. Attorney, Towsontown.
DECEIvERS' SALE.

John i. feiiott, Attorney, Towsontown.
DECEIvERs' SALE.
by virtue Of IN order passed BY the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county In the cause Of Apple
vs.. Apple, the undersigned, Receivers, will sell At
public sale, on the farm ofJames UHrz
j. Mccain, lately occupied by
Conrad Apple, adjoining thesa
homo place Of Daniel Jenifer. on the Hartford
Road,
AT ) o'clock =. NJ,
TAHrsiay. September l5th, 1881,
TIE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY 4:
One frst.elass Corn Shelter, I good Cor
~ Crusher. I new heavy two
Nx<N-ehorse Wagon, l arst.class sig.
sxSs - horse Wagon, ? Stone Beds, I
Grindstone. lot Plows, Cultivators and liarrows,
! new Roller. hrst-rate Buckeye Horse Rake, I
Grain Cradle. Jack, Sleigh, two Feed Boxes,
lot of Grain Bags. Tools, Market Boxes. Sleigh.
Bells, Horse Collars aud Wagon Saddle, Cow
HAlters, Butter Chests, Churn, 10 acres Of grow
ing Corn. lot Of growing Cabbage, Tomatoes.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, con- cykS3
sisting Of Chairs. Tables,two good Cook
ing Stoves, Beds and Bedding. &C.: also, rzeMip;
n lot Of Vinegar and lot Of Potatoes
Also. about tons Of Hay.
TERMS or SALE:-$?0 and under, Cash I;
over that amount, sixty days credit, with two
good indOrsers on notes.
JOHN I. YELLOTT,
wM. N. RISTEAU,
Receivers.
WILSON 4 RTsTEAu, AuctiOueers.
SAINT
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ExECUTORS' SALE
TWO FARMS IN THE SEVENTH DISTRICT
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

The undersigned, Executors Of the estate Of the
- Pleasant Hunters Hotel, wiseburg, -,
- baltimore county. on -.
& Saturday. SsPien,Cer :i,h, 1851,
at o'clock p. NJ.
THE REAL ESTATE
Of which the late Melchoir Ar,nacost died seized
aud possessed, described rs follows:
FARM No. I,
CONTAINS LOO ACRES,
situated on the west side Of .he Gunpowder Falls
In the 9Th district. adjoining the homestead of the
late Mr.. ArmacOst. About one-half covered with
TIMBER aud the ba'ancc Il in . good state OF
cultivation. with good fencing aud we'll watered.
There are no improvements upon the property.
The property l. near the York Turnpike and
within two miles Of Parkton, Northern Central
Railroad.
Farm No. 2,
CONTAINS 50 ACRES,
adjoining the lands Of John =. Mays and Thoma.
Mays. About 80 acres Of this farm are in TIM.
Der. balance In line state Of cultivation. hav-
ing been heavily lined. There IL plenty Of ex-
cclent water this tract and the fencing IL good.
There are no improvements upon the property.
., Thi. property 10 also near the Railroad and
TERMS OF SALE :-0ne. third cash, one.
third In six months and the balance in twelve
months, credit payments 20 bear interest aud 10
be secured TO the satisfaction Of the Executors A
deposit Of $500 will be required upon each t.ac,
on day Of sale.
CONRAD TURNBAUGH.
Hereford Post Office. baltimore county,
PLEASANT HUNTER,
wiseburg Post Office, Baltimore county,
Sept. 3.-ts.) Executors.