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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
From Powhatan. "a plstrict.

.SerisHs Arcids~i.--Mrs. Ilcnnicks, wife Of Mr..
Christopher Hennieks, living on the Dogwood
road, met with very serious accident on Satur
day. 22nd inst She started toward the FRO place
and just as she ncared Il either stumbled or was
paralyEed for the instant, and fell across an old
and.irOn. breaking three Of her ribs. She il ut.
tended by pr. Monmonier.
LeciHre.--A lecture will 10 delivered by Prof
Sheppard, superintendent Of the public school Of
Baltimore city, before the Powhatan Literary So
eiety, next Thursday night, February Sd. DIR.
Cockey, the renowned hutis, will be present also.
Uncomfortable TrarsiiRy.-The Powhatan rail.
road company has frozen up, rather the cars,
ms none have reached tho terminus Of tho line
since Christmas. Two or three cars were put on
runners. but the joltng terrible that Il was
impossible 10 ride In them. Your correspondent
took trip one of them, and Il was all he could
do TO keep himself together and his hat on his
head. The company now runs an omnibus with
no windows In Il, via Franklintown and wether-
cdsville 10 the bridge over Gwynn's falls, where
the passengers are Transferred 10 the cars. Mr.
VIM. Piel's coach has run very regularly and 10
doing good business.
Rcrirai.-A very successful protracted meeting
Is now In progress at the gelicai NJ +. church.
on the "white Grounds" under the auspices Of the
Rev. I. n. Morris, its able pastor. The church
was crowded on Sunday night, and Eve persons
presented themselves at the alter. M.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
From Perry Han. iith District.

Ley Br"keH.-Joseph Nccker. proprietor Of the
7-Miic House on the Bclair road. fell from his
porch one day last week, breaking his leg at the
ankle. lie was attended by DIR. A. Y. whiteford.
CoosfiHg AeciisHt.--A few days ago n daughter
Of Joseph winklcr, who lives on the Camp Chapel
road. had her hip badly injured while eoasting.
DIR. whitciord rendered the necessary attention.
PsysoHat.-Mr. James Ransom, former resi-
dent Of Perry Hall. who removed 10 Illinois some
time ago, has been visiting friends In Baltimore
home and has no desire 10 return 20 Maryland.
Foot Ca.-Georgc Lankam while cutting cross
ties in the Forge woods few days ago, cut his
instep very badly, caused by the glancing Of the
broad axe he was using. II Is likely he will be
confined 10 the house for some time.
Bad Trareiiay.-Thc heavy northwest rain
storm Of last week again covered tho roads with
coating of ice. rendering travelling anything but
easy and making plenty Of work for the black.
smiths. n.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
What a "stet" Means.

Doubtless hundreds Of persons who read tho
proceedings Of the different courts have often won
dcred what the word "stct," which 90 often ap-
pears. means. The following from tho Baltimore
1aericaH gives the necessary information: "As
there appears TO DO some Interpretation In re-
gard to the operation aud effect Of "stct' In
criminal court cases. IL may be stated. rs matter
Of information, that stet Is entered by the clerk
ON the order Of the States Attorney. with the
leave Of the court first asked. and which 10 always
granted unless objection Is made. Its effect is
simply To put tie ease In allegiance. The States
Attorney may at a:.y time strike out the entry and
require the party TO be tried. Until the trial a
ease is in the hands and power Of the States At
torncy and the judge has nothing to do with Il,
keeping himself indifferent 10 both parties. II Is
only necessary for the States Attorney, however.
when case has been set for hearing, to ask the
leave of tho court for . stet."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Rul for an Injunction.

Mcs.rs. fcndall 4 Mitchell, attorneys for Jos.
u. Mitchell aud L. u. Aimony, trustees of Mr..
NJ. A. Shcalcy, Of this place. on Monday filed u
bill In the Cirruit Court for an injunction to
strain William l.. Roberts. executor of the last
will aud testamcnt Of Edward Roberts, deceased.
and Annie ". Roberts from further proceedings
relative 60 collecting ground ren, due by said N.
A. Shealey TO the respondents. The bill alleges
that n mortgage for $4,000 was executed by NJ.
A Shealcy On ten acres Of land in Towsontown,
and tina, under the negotiations per cent. inter
est was charged, which, under the laws Of Mary.
land. l. usury, and that the respondents now In
tend to dis;rain for $3.50 ground rent alleged to
be due. when. in fact, the said VI. 4. Shcaley has
oycrpad the interest at the legal rate. per cent.
The injunction was granted and bond filed in ~,
600. with leave to the respondents 60 dissolve the
injunction upon Eve days notice.
The Circuit Court on Thursday passed m order
upon petition. directing tho trustees. Messrs.
Mitchell! and Alinony, tu Gle bond in the sum 81
$4,000 before they sell the farm conveyed 20 them
by Mrs. Mary A. shcalcy. which is situated on the
JOppa road, u miles east of Towsontown.
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Death OF a Respected Citizen.

Mr.. Philip Hiss. n native Of Baltimore county,
died at his residence in Baltimore. ON Saturday
night last. In the seth year Of his age lie was
highly respected citizen and widely known. Mr..
Hiss was born at the old Hiss homestead. on the
Hartford road. lie was n son Of Jacob Hiss. an
old Marylander, and his mother n sister Of
Hon. Philip Catch, Of Ohio. at one time associate
judge Of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
The deceased received his education at a country
school, AID when 10 years Of age went 20 Balti-
more with the determination OF becoming q self
made-man, In which he succeeded. lie learned
eabinet-making with Mr.. Lambert Thomas, and
10 few years formed . co.partnership with Mr..
Geo. Austen In the same business on West Faycttc
street, near Howard. where he continued until he
retired In 1860 Al the time Of the battle Of North
Point, In 1914, he did service for his country in
the ranks Of Capt. Stephens company Of the
9th Regiment. As soon as he reached tho age
OF manhood he became y member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church and subsequently, was one of
the founders Of the Madison. avenue NJ. Y. Church,
OF which he was member at the time of his death.
lie was an exemplary Christian in every respec,
and he was wont to pride himself on the fact that
he never used tobacco. touched into icating liquors
or entered thratcr In his life. Early In life he
married the daughter Of Jacob Rodgers, Of Baiti.
more. by whom he had seven children. Of whom
I've are living, two sons and three daughters.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Towsontown NJ. E.. Church.

AZ meeting Of the Trustee Of Towsontown NJ.
L: church, held few days ago, the question as 70
whether certain claims nov due by the church
ought TO be considered rs nm indebtein.ss, vas
discussed. The church, when built, cost S3s,o0a.
and when the building was ready 10 be put under
roof John i. Ensor, ID. II. Emory, o. p. Mersy-
man, II. l.. Bowen and Jas. Boyee each advanced
$1,000 TO relieve and satisfy claims 10 the amount
OF $4,000 then due. Mr.. Boyce, In his individual
capacity, completed the church. An equity pro-
eesding was instituted by him against the church
to obtain decree for the pay ment Of the money
no advanced, about $4,000, but through some
technical question he was defeated In obtaining
the equities Of the bill aled, and at meeting held
recently the Board Of Trustees refused 10 acknowl
edge the Indebtedness due 10 the other four ofs2-
900 each, stating that the claims. were barred BY
me lapse Of time. Tho four persons named above
w now ask the trustees 10 satisfy their claims by
giving them mortgage. Upon refusal 10 com
ply with this request they win file q petition In
the Circuit Court aking for q sale Of The church
property In order to satisfy the 81 00o now claimed
90 DO due.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Double Funcrai-sad Afsiic,ion.

TowsontOwn, usually a notably healthy place.
has recently been sorely afflicted. funeral in
the town has been by no means common occur
renee until few weeks past, but within that time
they have become distrcssingly frequent. A num-
Der Of our neghbors have had much.lovcd little
ones snatchcd from them by death. but not until
las, week did a double funeral occur, when n
young babe Of tho late George W. Hess and n
brother Of his wife, aged about years, were
buried from the same house ut the same hour.
And yet q still saddcr case Is that Of our
esteemed friend. Chas. T.. Fendali. Esq, q well.
known member Of the bar. Ills Oldest child, aged
about years, was taken with scarlet fever. lie
nursed IL carefully and when II began to improve
he was stricken with the same disease Then his
wife and remaining two children aged about )
months and years. rcspectively-w,rc attacked
and both the latter died this week. one Monday
and the other on Thursday. II IL very rare that
such m ailliction has been visited upon family
in Towsontown and Mr.. Fendaii and his estimabe
wife have the HEARTFELT sympathies Of the entire
community.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
rowson ouards-Electior OF ofacers.

Capt. ID. q. Mcintosh having resigned, the
Towson Guards held an election for officers on
Tuesday night. The company Is composed Of So
men, rs votes being necessary to choice. There
was no contest for the captaincy aud LIST lieuten-
ancy, LIST Lieut.. John Eidgeiy aud ID Lieut.. Chas.
u. Mclean being elected to those positions ro-
spertivcly. For the ID lieutenant. however, there
was sharp contest and many ballots were neccs-
sary to decide Il. Those placed In nomination
were orderly sergeant s. c. Tomay, corporal Thos.
j. Hunter, color. sergeant Geo. W. Seipp and pri-
waite chas. R'Chew. Finally NIL dropped out ex-
cept sergeant Tomay and color sergeant seipp.
The vote for these two stood Tomay IS and Seipp
20, and the balloting this way for any hour or
two. Sergeant Robert Pilson was then placed In
nomination and after several more ballots was de-
clared elected, receiving 80 votes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
The oovanstown School Hous..

AZ Q meeting Of the citizens Of Govanstown and
vicinity, held In the school house on Thursday
evening, January goth, 10 take into consideration
matters connected with The building Of q new
ct q former meeting that the Board 81 School
Commissioners had decided that among the hrst
houses b be built out Of the money provided By
tho tax levy Of 1881. new school house should be
erected In lieu OF No. ., located ut Govanstown.
Thefollowing resolution was then adopted.
Rsseieed, That fully relying upon the integrity
and fidelity Of the School tnmissioners We deem
u unnecessary 20 take further action AZ this time
by order Of the meeting.
W.. y. Nouns, Secretary.
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what Farmer Can Ben, rh,a /,

The West Chester pal Meas says: "a col res.
pondent informs Us that Mr.. Milton wiekersham,
Of Newiin township, has tho most thrifty little
farm In the neighborhood. Last year he raised
over 900 bushels Of corn, 200 bushels Of oats and
100 bushels Of wheat, each product having Ave
acres Of land allotted 20 u. Besides this from six
cows he made ,3ii pounds Of butter, fattened q.
52S pounds Of pork, raised 30 bushels Of white po-
tatoes, bushels uf sweet, oysF SEQ bushels % ap.
pies, and sold $40 worth 81 poultry and eggs. liz
bought only rs bushels Of corn and half y ton Of
bran. Ills farm contains 80 acres. IL there 1,
any farmer In Chester county who can furnish a.
good showing as this, let him hold up his hand -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
From tho 10th piatrict.

R"HaWay.-0n Monday last n pair of spirited
horses attached TO n sled loaded with wood and
driven by their owner, Gorsuch Lewis, living near
Wesley Chapel, ran away caused by the upse,ting
of the load while turning short curve in the road
They ran nbou, n mile before being captured, do.
ing but slight damage.
Dscsa.rd.-Mrs. Mary q. Anderson, widrw Of
the late Ira q. Anderson. died ut her residence,
near Monkton. on the 2sd inst. aged 81 years.
Mrs. Anderson was the mother of Mr.. benjamin
I. Anderson, of Baltimore. and also Of Mr.. Chas
W. Anderson, public school teacher Of this dis.
trict.
taken suddenly III on Friday Of last week. She
was In the yard at the time and IL was with dith-
Guilty she reached the house. Her friends will be
glad to learn that she is somewha, better ut this
writing. G..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Dry Copd' aRd Nofioas.-Mr. George A. Yer.
nelson, formerly with the late J. Osborn Dugan
has very attractive stock Of dry goods and no.
tons At his popular store, No. i63 north Gay
street, third door from Chestnut street. lie SELL
at Wholesale and retail and offers unusual induce
ments To purchasers, who should not fail 10 give
him call when in need Of anything in his line.
MF. Sernetsun Is well known to hundreds Of pco-
pie In baltimore county, he having been connected
for long time with the house of. Osborn Dugan.
Give him call and sec for yourselves.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Northern Central Railroad.

The following is = comparative statement Of the
gross earnings and operating expenses Of the
Northern Central railway for the month Of last
December compared with the sane MONTH In 1879
operating expenses, $21o. 0i.a6 In 1879. s27s,-
so9.ss; net earnings, S223, g0s.i2; In 1872 $751;
IsV.l0. For the twelve months ended December
81, 1850, the gross earnings were 5000, 3s7.7v
the operating expenses, $3,255, 26s.is; net earn.
ings, sl,I95,llS.si. Forthe year ended Dceem-
Der ~, 1879, the gross earnings were Silo7,9is,-
80; the operating expenses, 1850, eil.97; lsav-
the net earnInEa al 8, 2is, 0O6.s5.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

WILLIAM GRAsoN. Attorney. row.ontown.
ORDER NIsI.

h. tie mdner efthe s"ic BY HeHry - H,,icLi.s. The
TreasHrer gf Bai'ih,or. county. and ne Cuh.o-
toe of STATE "dd CoaHiy T,.rc. Jor .aid county.
for noH-J.ay~sHf of t"r,s II land asss,scd =,
y. - CLi iTON, 81 District for he ys"r 1872.
In NE cirrHii Court far B1ifiiaoro county.
ORDERED. by the Circuit Cuur, for baltimore
county. this isth day Of January, A. u. lSsi that
the sale made aud reported by Henry e. Hutch
ins. the Treasurer Of Baltimore county, and the
Collector of the State and County Taxcs for said
county. in the above entitled matter, Of that por-
ton oi the land assessed 90 :. s. Clayton. In the
~ district &c said county, and a ~ and survey
ell ualrr the direction Of said Treasurer and Col
lcctpr. b. ratified aud confirmed unless cause 10
the contrary Ice shown. before the !S.renh
day ef f'LoH"ry. =. u. ISL. provided copy of
this order be inserted in newspaper printed
AMI published in Towsontown. Baltimore county.
once in each Of three successive weeks before the
said 9Th day Of February. \. u. lSSl. The report
and exhibits show that the property sold for
taxes due for the year 1879. 10 James VI. Anlsr.
sun Tor Sil0.Oi cents. cash. GEO. IELL0TT.
True Copy-Attcst:
Jan. 22.-3i.l wM. ". ISAAC. CLERK.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

Pare CHadaiisraicd Liqaors.-Mr. John y.
Linaweayor, at his store No. IS north Paca ST..
one deor above Lexington street, has in stock the
bet brands Of pure liquors which he offers at very
attractive priess. lie Is kaown as perfectly 70.
liable man, and having had an experience OF
seventeen years rs gauger and inspector, pur-
chaicrs may rely upon getting n good article.
Dealers and others will end IL 10 their advantage
TO call and sec him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

Mr.. Joseph Phipps Of this place, has been APP
pointed keeper Of the new toli-gaie on the Sweet
Air aud DuIany's Valley pike, near Meredith's
ford. The company has crested neat and CON-
Portable house al that point, which he will occupy
with his family. Mr.. Phipps isa very industrious
young man. lie 10 n Plasterer aud shoemaker,
both Of which occupations he will follow, dovoting
his time particularly TO the latter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Very serious coastins Accident.

Of Robert Patterson. florist. residing near wavery
while coasting on Gorsuch avenue, Wednesday
evening. collidcd with another sled upon which
John 0'Drien and son Of Mr.. Geo. J. RoaehC
were seated. The sleds. coming in opposite dircc.
tions. eolided with terrific force. Miss Patterson
had one Of her legs broken in two places and both
the boys were painfully injured. They were ut.
tended By Drs. 7. II. Reich. and Hocn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Baltimore County's Family.

baltimore county, in addition to her very con.
siderable list Of out door pcnsioner. persons who
do not goto the ams'housc but who receive stipu-
lated amount each year out Of the county treasury
has family Of about $50 persons TO provide for
Mt Upland Home. near Texas. This Is n larger
number than the Home has ever before contained
the increase being chargcablc 10 tho rigorous
weather experienced this winter. There are
among this number. Of course. some SICK but there
are no contagious diseases among the inmatcs,
who are well provided for.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Accident.

Judge Jesse Daily, Of the Orphans Court, met
with q painful accident few days ago. at his
home In the 9th district. lie was engaged In
feeding n COW when the animal threw her head
around, the point Of one Of her horns striking tho
Judge al tho corner Of bis LETT eye. bruising Il
badly and causing him much pain. Had Il struck
him In the eye u would no doubt have cost him
the loss Of u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

II. wnLh, Pharmacist, Towsontown, Nd, 10
pleased 90 inform his patrons that hshas secured
stock Of "pulmona," the celebrated Medicine for
Coughs. Throat and Lung Trouble that has been
working such wonderful cures In other sections
II u worth q trial. Price SO cts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Steadily Advancing.

The Western Maryland Mutual Beneficial As
ISOLATION, all the officers Of which are we'll known
and reliable business men Of our county, is taking
firm hold on the people whose confidence Il en-.
joys. The business Of the Association IL prosper
Those who contemplate life insurance should In.
quire into the many advantages offered by this
Association.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Legal Notices.
WILLIAM GRAsoN, Attorney, TOwsontown.
ORDER NIsI.

"
Ia ihe Haiier II ie saic By Henry q. HuioLias tLe
Treasurer IF Baiiimore county, aud hs Coiiso-
tor Of State aud CosHiy Tarss Jov said county,
for RoH-J.aymeHf If f0yss Of land assessed 10
HOLLiNGSHEAD & HORNER, ga Die
trict, for The ycar ls79--in he Great Court for
Baitistore eoHniy.
ORDERED. by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 18th day OF January, A. d. 1881, that
the sale made and reported by Henry c. Hutch
ins, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county, and tho
Collector Of the State and County Taxes for said
County, In the above entitled natter OF that por-
ton Of the land assessed to IIollingshcad Horn
or, in the 9th distTc, Of said county, and laid OF
and surveyed under the direction Of said Treas
nrer and Collector, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary be shown, or before
the Ssrenh doy Of February. a. d. 1851, provi-
ded copy Of this order be inserted In some news
paper printed and published In Towsontown, Bal
timorc county, once in each Of three successive
weeks before tho said It'll day Of February, A. d.
1881. The report and exhibits show that the
property sold for taxes due for the year 1879,
to ID. Hopper Emory, for fity-two dollars, cash.
GEO. YELLOTT.
True Copy-Attest:
Jan. 22.-3t.l wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
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Row. Mr.. ouard.s Lecture.

Rev. Thomas Guard, Of Mount Vernon Church,
baltimore, will lecture In Towsontown NJ. 4.
church next Tuesday evening, Feb. LIST, commcnc.
ing nj "a o'clock. Subject-"Is the Bible an I'm
moral bookf 7" A reply 10 some the mistakes Of
Robert Ingersoli. Tho we'll ability Of the
lecturer should DO sufficient to insure very large
audience.
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WILLIAM GRAsoN, Attorney, Towson,own.
ORDER NISI.

nRDEk NtSh.
!" he matier Of he sal, By Henry c. Hafeiiss. tic
TredsErcr Cf Bdhimorc county, aHd The CoNec-
tor IF State and County Tare. for said county.
for non I,ayacHt Of tarcs of iand assesssd 10
JAMES q. CLAYTON, ID District, for the
gear iS79-E hc Circuit Court for baltimore
county.
ORDERED. by the Circuit Court for Daiii-
more county, this 18th day Of January, A. u.
1851, tina, the sale made and reported by Henry
&. Hutcbins, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county.
and the Collector Of the State and County Taxes
for said county, In the above entitled matter, Of
that portion Of the land assessed 10 James +.
Clayton, In the Sd district Of said county. and
laid OH and surveyed under the direction Of said
Treasurer and Collector, be ratified and confirm.
ell. unless cause to the contrary be shown. on or
before the !SsrsHh day of february 4. N. 1881,
provided copy Of this order be inserted In some
Newspaper printed and published in Towson;own.
baltimore county, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the said 9Th day Of February. A. u.
lSSl. The report and sxhibts show that tho
property sold for taxes due foT the year 1879.
TO james ". Anderson, for Sl29.3j cents. cash.
GEO. IELL0TT.
True Copy--Attest:
Jan. 2e.-at.l wM. NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
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Get he Best-for FIRST class hand made shoes
for men, women and children. goto Alfred Phipps,
In the rear Of Ady's Hotel, ToWsontown. Having
had long experience he feels confident Of being
able TO GENERALIZATION. Repairing promptly and
neatly done,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

Jss-Bishop Elder, of Cincinnati, has created
something Of a sensation by issuing nm order pro-
hibiting members Of the Catholic Church from in
dulgng In round dances.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

ee- Justice swaync. Of the u. $. Supreme
Court, has resigned and Hon. Stanley Matthews,
Of Ohio, will be nominated by the President 10
succeed him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

ea-The smallpox Is raging to an fearful ex-
tent In Philadelphia and there Is considerable
alarm on account Of its spread. There were u
deaths last week from the disease.
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Richard ]. GittinRs. Alto
hiCAhEu u 0ittinBss Au"fut!'
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
~ THE MATTER Of THE TRUST ESTATE
OF LORD AND ROBINSON.

Is InE CiGcrIr CoUnr ron BALTIMORE CoUSrY
~ EQrirY.
December Term, iSSO.
ORDERED this 23d day OF December, A. d.
iSSu BY the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
that Richard J. Giitings. Trustee, give notice hy
cau,ing copy 81 this order To be published Ia
baltimore County and in two newspapers publish
cd in baltimore city once week for four succcs-
-ivc weeks TO the creditors Of Charles ". Lord. e.
the creditors OF Lord and Robinson and to a.,
creditors Of Robinson. Lord and Company, Who
such the 29,h day of September. 4. d.
1850 To- hic their claims. duly authenticated. with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun
~. or Lcfore ne III day Of Aprh 4. u. 1851.
RICHARD GRASON. Chief Judge, &c.
True cory-Tcs,:
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
T.. 1, :,