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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-29
Sheriff. Office, Ra, vile, L
Oclobe 18th, l8Sl.-6i.
CHERIFF'S SALE

John |. Adams s Co. State of Louisiana,
No iii. Vs. Perish OF RichIand,
Huber, Borman. 9Th District Court.
BY virtue Of Wi, Of seizure and sale.
issued from the Honl. 9Th Dis:ric, Cont in
AMI for the Parish OF Richland, State of Lou
siana, in the above entitled end numbered
suit, and to me directed, | have seized and
will offer for sale al the door of the court
house in the town of RayvlIe, on
Saturday, tie 5ih day Of November,
1881,
a. pubic auction, 10 The last and highest bid.
der the following described property to-wit :
The west half of north west quarter. north
west quarter Of south ives, quarter, SECTION ,
L. II n, K. Is F.. and that portion of the south
west qu,rter Of south west quarter, section ,.
north OF the right Of way OF the raj! road
also all the south half of south east quarter,
section 3, T. l. n, X. t East, north Of the
rail road containing IN all III acres more or
less
Terms OF sale--on iweise months credit
Purchaser to give Lonl with approved srcur'
ity, bearing per cent interest from date. and
mortgage retained on The land.
LEM SCOTT.
( Sherhs Cfhce. Rsyville. La, Sheriff.
October i,h, lo3l.-it.
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: All and examine those reversible ovc,-
MAyCdAN ard DAVIS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-29
MaxGHAy and DAVIS.

\ w van, gool, substantial suit Of
"a esIl and see he suits at
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SHERiFE'S SALE.

/. {. Montgomery, } Safe Of i.oas:ana'
10 t25. vs. Parish oil Rlch.and,
E. Nchiinmon 9TH ibisir q, CONT;
~ virue Of 1t wit of H. a. issued rom he
HonL 5,h Dist; Corr, IL ann for the Parish Of
RicL'amd, sand State, in the above entitled
and numbered sui-, and 20 me directed I nave
seized aud will otter for sale al the door 81
lie Cont House. N the town o: Rayyilie, o.
ie9tar@oy, the j'h day Of Nor.mjer,
1881,
N p@biic auction, 10 the las, and highest hd
der, the Glowing described properly to " 80
The norh yves; quarter II tie month cas-:
Guarie' and fractional p1!. Of north east quar-
ter of north east quarter Of sec. g, and the
south west quarter Of the south east quarter
a;.d fractional pan OF the south cas-, quarter
Of south eat quarter of sec. %. al in L II
y, Z East, Containing 81 acres o! land, more
or less.
Terms Of sale-casii, with the beuef, Of
a.pral>eineht.
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff Office, Rayvil'e, La. Sheriff.
October -. l-Si III
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oasine;' e quite brisk in Rayvile, consider
Inc shortnes. of the cotton coop.
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Southern. Standard Cotton sE;:
Hay Ksrs-~. 49, ;ioab.t !; ..bs'gt.d, nom

the III, hal arg ie>.,eI amount u cotton can
he lu; IN.
T4e Southern Standard Cotton and Hay
Press i. Guaranteed to XIV" satisfaction aLd 10
par, 49, r"uaC hci1 o, ro;on.
Oar Reyi>-,, Box Edition lo>!, descTip-
ZION g.; and instructions foi Put;ing II. and
operating on. press. wa! be sent 81 application.
THIS Dooi: conan, CeAcral Plans, Detail
Drawings. Rii OF la.nLeT and full description
Of every piece Of the press, from Winch any
mechanic can bIiid press, having CONS
| p!c.e ser al pres, .GpAc. Also e'e'y it>tt''c'
! Ton Eecessa-: - Pat up and operate tic press
! Oar Complete Press can Ice pa; up IN any
house not less i.an 20 feet high 10 peal: Of root
! all : feet wide; ~ !. IAN be put NJ ont g.;
| doors Ly uudins = '-l; -'ip"r'."c frame -
} shown on c"ncfai Is, w.ic! accompany
! every pres or pres .r"nS shipped ~ Us.
/ Do not delay Ia makins your order until the
press irons " complete press l. wanted. Or
/ der a; once. stating about what lime you Will
want shipment made. Thie val insure
pTOmpi delivery when wanted.
PRICES
Complete Pres, style 1851 delivered
70 b csrs Texarsa,a, Arkansas, $1,000
Iompri, 81, o. Pres, Irons: stye ISL.
delivered o. b. cars, -. Lpule. Mo, 800
We sell you a complete So. Of Press Irons
or Complete Press, with fail guarantee IL
give satisfaction. :ro7.'rd our instruction: II
putting bp and conditions are complied viii
k,.ya Send for Book. address
3. Y. CHRiSTIANCT, Agent,
Aug u, issl.-j:as Oak Ridge, La.
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D. L. Love was Shot 20 dea'h AZ Grccnvile,
Miss, few days since, 6y a Nj. LalieT. who
had followed Lin f-crl Huntsville, Ala, tor
the express purpose OF sitting Lin. for having
printed on wedding cards tot! and indecent
ISLANDERS OF young lady who Laner had jusi
married anl TO whom | owe claimed 20 be ems
gagged at he time Tie S.anderOus ia,'.Laee
was printed on the reverse s;de OF ca ds Love
had had printed Tor himself and the yonns
,ly. end wee, j, Is tiirsed, circulated by
him. Laucr was arrested and brought Ue'
fore the Mayor of G'eenvi'le for preliminary
examination, who, after seeing the ca-d and
hea.i9e the eridence, discharged him, with
the remark tia, he had done nothing more
than lac or any other honorable man woui,i
have done.
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4 lot XII, jackets a,
MANCHAN & DAVIS.
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-..;oeu, men in ireland have
ESQ i'';.. he last '~O weeks and
|s' y, ', ss'ss made. These arrests
re 81" .oaeuce Of The parties ADO
10 w. ,,;us no rent manifesto
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-29

"ea'e having some weather now. How
you Ike III
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-29

q want any eroekery Hslss' ware call
N.xGgAN h Davis.
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r.. - engineer employed on
'''., 's.,ioa. r'' killed last SAT-
(ssa' PN, The p-r';es were en-
r,,r.s OF dice, when dis
90" '''',s. IN the shooting Of John
...rais Es".
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-29

FOB WORK, of all kinds, hon carte de
81 vis.ie 10 a poster, neatly executed at this
office, upon short no,iee
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Vaughan Il DAVIS .

'''on Is being hauled in and shipped quite
fdy from this point.
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SOUTHERN STANDARD"
Cotton End Hay Press.

HHE SUPERIOR P,ISrs cr Orr Pass ARE q.
Ii PACKS Dowrva.ds. /, can be PIT np
close to me iri .oOn. Il j. Nor D.Tati"
Po,culpi, Q''icl0 Op"ra''d AMI Ca"rp. ,irrn
any Ciner cotton ami hay press. II more
convenient 10 put III and iaAr ca; the cotton,
bc-au>. ;hc rap 9. lae bpy j. ca:reIy open.
TIE doors giving free access All aTounG :l.t
pressed bate 20 J ie an Sew up.
Il anything gets cul OF orter, l. can b. re-
paired Ou TX gieu..,-s y az "cr~ii.an III
charge.
IL rres-e- ,ha; wo,k u?war !, ilIe top % the
box j, Ia IAer, j: i more announcement u pa
ia the cotton. Az, Tie n.x ! i.iad 1t l. IN
u0s-.bIe 20 gig. .. t:iur, c,.'..fi. Nith our
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-29

Two COLO ed boys q" Blue FiGse. below
Town. qua. -eied on SAD ray Ia ai'od. some
hing, when one of them, VINO spo'e'ienGed
lece,vin: a whipping. rem OF when his an'
,a2ors, drew on h. pc son psol which
:e fred b ngia. the iieo,i1s peg 10 halt
rhe wound. We learn, Wa - slight, an; 70
arrest was ma,Ie.-Lt.. F.,.'C,.'U H.ir'n.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-29

Tie following items are clipped iIom the
Monroe Bulletin Of las, Wednesday: The
dengue hangs On, and nearly every family ~"
ak sym hy for one or more suft'" rs
The liver is rising steadily. With back
water q, high as Columbia, it would seem
that navigation is about 10 open permanently
Will. 7. Dane, printer from koAomo,
Ind. lately e,r,''oyed in Lincoln parish aud
highly recommended 10 rs by ciizens OF ZEN
ma. obtained wtrh in the BULLETIN Office TWO
weeks AGO He ,ook boa.d Will 4 wofhy
woman ~ the c;ty, ana left without paying
her bit. We feel III; we owe i 70 i've pub
lie to wan. them a. Ear as m'y he against
such thieves and n'@r,;es.
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CUCCI;SSION SALE.

Sheriff Office. Rayvilie, La,
Oct Isl. i>Sl.-tt.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-29

June .i;ll, l>Si.-if.
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"o!' with some rain Wednesday and
='siay.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

''"e Is very quie, and loca! news scarce
IAN !e!l in perfect sheets all Thursday
'4s boots and shoes a.
MAYGHAN s. DAVIS.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
From Monkton. N. @. r. R.

f1osds ia the GsnpoNder.--0n Thursday, Feb.
10th, We had one OF the heaviest leo foods have
experienced for years. The Ice commenced TO
move about A. NJ, making grand sight, which
was witnessed by number Of people. With the
exception Of the washing Of some Of the roads we
have not heard Of any damage being done. Heavy
rains fell during Friday night and on Saturday
the Falls was again very high. giving the stream
n complete washing out Of all the 9Th that has
been collected for some time.
Pleasant Wedding Party II was our good for
tune to bs present at wedding party given on
Thursday, Feb. 10th, at the residence Of James
were Mr.. II. Lawson Kay, eldest son Of Mr.. Kay,
aud Miss cornelia F., daughter Of james Norris,
Esq. ] am not able % describe the costumes worn
on the occasion. as am but . psor judge Of such
things, but am told that they were "suberb."-
The time was most pleasantly spent and tho good
things Of life for the comfort of the inner man
freely discussed. Among those present I no.
ticed Mr.. John p. Cuddy and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Siicer Upton and two daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Magncss, Miss A. Rebecca Tipton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tyson, Miss Il. Belle lieise,
Messrs. Geo. and Frank wilhslm, Miss Sarah Cole,
Messrs. Charles and Albert Kay. Miss Mary Kay
and several others whose names I do not recall.
The groom Il . grandson Of the late Capt. Lawson
cuddy. one Of the old defenders Of the Of ISL:
AonkfoH N. n. CAsrek.-The Sunday School oi
tendance Of Mr.. Thomas Bond, seems TO be In q
very hourishing condition and worthy Of mention.
Some time ago the church paid In full her portion
for the yearly support Of the preachers, but m
appeal was made TO raise an additional sum eI
$is for missionary purposes, Of which sum the
children collected over $50, thereby securing the
full amount asked for. J. r. II.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
From Phropolis. N. Q. n. r.

The Meisiag Smonr and Flood The recent rains
and warm weather caused tho snow 10 disappear
rapidly, swelling the streams considerably, the
Gunpowder and other streams overlooking their
banks. IL s said the dam at the paper mills near
Phoenix was carried away.
Farmers Aefire.-TheFe is great activity among
the farmers aud others since the disappearance Of
the snow, making preparations for the coming
spring.
Rssor,risg.-Mr. George X. Rnsor, miller,
whose extreme illness was announced by me some
time ago, has 90 much improved ~ TO be ablo 10
sit up. Mr.. VIM. Anderson, ST.. who recently had
bis shoulder dislocated by being thrown from .
sleigh. 10 doing well.
Wsddisg..-Two matrimonial events have oe-
Cured since my last. Mr.. T.. Mc0ee Mays aud
Miss sailie Piersol, daughter Of Mr.. John Persol,
Of the 10th district, were married on the afternoon
Of the 9th inst, at the parsonage of Hartford Ave
nue. NJ. X. church, by Rev. J. J. q. Webster. The
bridal couple len Calvert station At $50 p. H. for
Ph@nix, near which place the groom resides. A
large number Of relatives and friends were on
hand TO congratulate the young couple on their
arrival at home. where bountful entertainment
had been provided.
Miss Molle Scott, daughter Of Mr. Edwin Scott,
Of Western Run Valley, and Mr.. Frank orcutt, Of
Boston, were married on the 10th inst, BY Rev.
II. W. Black, Of High street ~. r. church. The
ceremony took place at the residence Of Mr.. John
A. Needles, Baltimore. where . reception was held
from 90 10 =. NJ. The young couple left on the
II o'clock train for .he North. They will take up
their residence In Sacramento, California, where
the groom Il engaged In business.
Crasge MeefiRy.-tilencoe Grange, No. 160, held
y meeting on the 10th, which was addressed BY
Msssrs. WIN. u. Sands aud james Pentiand. After
the meeting bountifnl supply ofgood things were
partaken of and heartily enjoyed. At o'clock
the Grange Club convened. when Messrs. Sands,
Pentland and Thos. Gorsueh spoke. The question
of purchasing farm at $50 per aero and going In
debt 81 500, purchasing one al 500 an acre and
going in debt 5000, was discussed. A vote re-
suited 10 favor Of the farm at $50 per acre.
puItOroIfs
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
from aardsnville. iath pistrict.

Forfmnafe pasfar.--The winter In this region.
ai;h the exception ol a Few days last week, has
been unusually severe. The ground has been
covered with snow and the roads with Ice since
Pleasure seekers have revelsd in sieighing aud
skating and the Juveniles in eoas,ing but the
coveted pleasure Of the sober aud thou ghtful
have been warm rooms, . good library, . we'll
stored larder and healthy digestion. These. at
lcfst In part, have been fortunately enjoyed BY
the pastor Of Taylor Circuit. n. 4. Church South.
BY the kind generosity for which they have long
been distinguished, his people have not only
snugly domiciied pastor and family In the new,
warn parsonage, built during the year, bot they
have also favored him with . number Of house
warnings during the fall and winter.
First In order were the ladies and gentlemen
from Tayiors appointment. who suddenly came
and took possession of the house and stored the
larder with edibles too numerous 20 mention.
Nor was the Pastors second best companion This
horse) forgotten In the surprise. Ansr diseours-
ing sweet music the evenings enjoyment vas con-
elsded with religious devotions. after which they
leit bearing with them the Divine Masters bless
ing and the Pastors earnest prayer for their
present and future well being. A fsw days since
tho parsonage was again captured and the In
mates surprised BY pound party. comprised Of
the young people Of Andrew Chapel appointment.
Who, after rendering . number Of pieces Of sacred
music In good styis invited the Pastor and family
20 partake with them of the refreshments they had
provided, which were Of the greatest variety and
abundance. Various useful articles we're ieft for
the Pastor and family. The evening was decidedly
nm enjoyable one and all seemed 10 regard u as
such.
The membership at Perry Hall and North Point
have also contributed substantiais during the year.
Such kind tokens of regard conferred by people
upon their Pastor acts as q wonderful stimulus 20
him In his labQFs for their souls good, and also
brings TO the generous donors y rich harvest Of
Divine birssinss
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
What Kiilad the Pullet.

Ms.1s. Editors :-One night last week death
visited our hen house and took from Us one Of our
best puileis. Now. thought I--having . slight
knowledge Of apntomy-here 10 . subject for dis.
section. 50 !. with coat OF and sleeves rolled up
70 tho elbows, began operations. imagining that i
was then and there about 10 demonstratc theory
new and rare In the science. I succeeded In
dvesting the dead pullet of her feathers and skin
and had begun theorising on the immediate and
remote esass ef death, &c. Amer fsrther investi-
cation discovered that 70 was fatness Of the gix-
sard and craw that had caused death. Curiosity
aud the lore of knowledge urged me on. Amer
cutting OF al the fat from the gissard and eraw
weighed Il when, sirabie dicfs, found that u
weighed-by actual weight-fkree. quarters cf a
jossd. II the truthfnlness Of this u questioned,
please call and bs convinced. Nov, Messrs. Edi.
tore if there be another past In this county that
can equal ours In obesity, send her along. The
autopsy Demonstrated the fact that the pullst had
been ovsrfed, her throat being completely closed
by fat. X.
GovASsiowx, February iIth.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
Man contraotn Awarded.

The following contracts for carrying the mails
IN baltimore county uero awarded by the Post
ofiiee Department this week baltimore 10 Beiair,
20 J. A. Warren at S5i4 Baltimore TO Towson, 10
a. 1atlih at Sti6; Baltimore 10 Powhatan, 10 J..
II. Wilson At S2Gl baltimore 10 Catonsville, 20
same at $3.50; Baltimore TO North Branch. 10 IT..
:. Jean at Si24 baltimore 20 Kingsvills. To
FINLEY 4 Gatlin at $227 Granite 10 Woodstock,
TO z. W. Carpenter At $ios; Maryland Line TO
freelands, 10 James W. Cosgrove At $50; Towson
70 Ph@nix, TO J. II. Wilson at $3.50; Warren 10
Cockeysvilie. TO same at Sis; Greenwood 90 Bald
yin, % c. 4. frayser at si65; Magnolia 10 Monk
ton Mills, 10 James Riley at s59v; White Hall 10
Pyiesviile, 10 A. 0atiiG at s5s2; White Hall TO
Nev Park, Pa, 10 same at $2i7; Freeland 10
Grave Run Mills. 20 John II. Wilson at $is1 I;
Parkton 10 Hereford, TO c. G. Frayser at $l69 I;
Glencoe 10 Upperco. 10 W. J. Brown st $2is I;
ceekeyssills 70 Mantua Mills, to W. c. stOddard
at $40.
Some Of the above are no doubt improperly re-
ported as for instance, We know of no such routes
as from "Towson 10 Ph9nix," "Magnolia 10
Monkton Miils," &e. :
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
Samuel II. Tagart, Solicitor, Baltimore, 81
GALE OF VALUABLE
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

The subscriber, rs Attorney named In o Mort
gage. recorded In Liber Z. II. A., No, 70, n
- folio, 45.. &C., one of the Mortgage S<
E.3 Records Of baltimore county, will
oder at public sale, at Owings' Mills. on
Tuesday, the stk day Of Msrek, 1881,
at ~ o'clock A. NJ.
THE FOLLOWING VERY VALUABLE PROP.
ERTY DESCRIBED IN SAID MORTGAGE;
The handsome place known as "fise Oaks,
containing
IS ACRES OF LAND,
situate on the Reisterstown Turnpike Road n
the 18th mile stone. An aver no skirted BY treel
leads 10 the dwelling.
The Improvements consist ofa
FRAME DWELLING,
weather. boarded, having front of 10 feet, and
containing II rooms. summer kitchen aud pump
room and dairy. A barn 3oxi0 iect and carria
house, farm house and leo house. This propert,
IL In high state ofcuitiva alton with abundane,
of hne traits Of every variety.
A lot Of THREE ACRES OF LAND, at th,
junction Of the Turnpike and Western Maryiant
Railroad at 0wings' Mills, which 10 improved b.
. large STONE BUILDING, 3oxi5. always 90
eupied - Q STORE, with DWELLING ove
70, being three stories In height. There 70 {
FRAME BUILDING attached 10 the Store 10,
10 feet.
There arc COAL BINS under the Railroad fo
dumping coal. . large fairbank Scale, and yer,
large Ice house connected with this property.
Title believed 90 be indisputabie.
TERMS OF sALE-cASM.
8. n. TAaART,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Feb. t2.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
From Ph0nix, ". @. r. r.

OLifsary.-Mrs. Mary Turnbaugh, wife Of Mr.
VIM. Turnbaugh, Of Jarrcttsville, Hartford county,
formerly Of this county, died on Monday Of las,
week, Of pncumonia. IN the roth year of her age.
Tier remains were brought 90 Jessops church on
Thursday for interment. and the funeral was con-
ductci by Rev. Watson Case.
DaE'oye by the F,osd.--On Saturday last the Ice
on the Gunpowder broke up and the stream rose
very rapidly overiiowing iis banks. sweeping over
tho low lands, carrying away fences. wood, 1c.-
The dam at Mcssrs. WIN. II. Hoffman & Sons
Marble Vale paper mill was carried away. causing
q heavy loss and throwing number of hands out 81
employment. The Messrs. Hoffman have already
commenced re. building the dam and will complete
Il as speedily as possible.
Reror.risy.- Mrs. Sarah J. Morris, wife Of Hen.
~ u. Morris, was taken suddenly 10 on Thursday
night. 3d inst. and was unconscious until Sunday
evening. Her friends will be glad 10 know that
at this writing she l. nuch Improved. She is ut.
tended by DIR. Vim. :. Thompson.-
IL a Fir.-Mr. David +. Michael. Of Beinir,
formerly of this county. drove over in n sleigh
jus, before the late thaw 10 attend the wedding ol
his brother ia. law. Mr.. William NJ. Mays, near
Ph@nix. While here the snow suddenly disap.
pearcd FROM the roads, but nothing daunted lie
started home through the mud on runners.
Sersnade.-On Wednesday night n party Of
about forty sercnadcrs visited the residence Of Mrs
Mays 20 screnade her son. Mr.. VIM. N. Mays. who
lately married Miss Sallic Piersol, daughte. ol
:ir. John Piersol. They wore handsomely treated
and returned home delighted with the visit.
CLEAN.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
Dramatic entertainment.

A very successful dramatic entsrtainmsnt wa'
given BY the "fhaiia Meipomenean Dramatic
Clab." at "Ccdarmcrc," the residence Of Mr.. John
l.. Sears. near Owings Mills, on Wednesday even
ing. which vas highly enjoyed by . number ofin
vited guests. The Ciub presented the three acI
comedy of EVERY body's Friend" with the follow
ing cast Of characters: Felix Featheriey. Every.
body's Friend-Mr. WIN. Landstrect; Frank lee.
brook, In love with the Widow swandown--Mr
Frank Reese; Maj. Wellington do Boots. . brag
gard blustering militia man-Mr. Geo. ID. Scare
Trap, Q servant-Mr. John u. Harman Mrs
Featheriey, q neglected wife-Miss Jennie Land
street Mrs. Maj. de Boots, the better ''man" ol
the twe-Miss Kate llarman; Mrs. Swandowp, q
charming widow-Mis Sophie Lanisireet; Fanny
q maid-Miss Louise Sears
The Baltimore County union., 1881-02-19
Sale for Taxes.

Henry c. Hutehins, Esq.. Treasurer and COllec.
tor Of Taxes, sold at the Court House on wednes-
day for taxes due for the years 1873 and 1872 the
following pieces of property A lot and improve.
meats on lhe north side of Cottage avenue, near
the York road 9th district, assessed 20 Richard
o.brian. 10 the County Commissioners for $3.50
. lot SO BY 100 feet with improv vements, on Cor
such avenue 9th district assessed 10 PrAncisif Hart
10 the same for 1854; lot, 100 BY 200 feet, on
the south eide Of Wilson street and west Of the
York road, 9Th district. assessed 10 Thomas shep-
pard, 10 ID. ". Emory for s6i.5S; . lot In lIamp-
den, 9Th district 100 By 500 feet, assessed 90 VII
liam Thede (trustee). 20 Col. ID. q. MeIntosh for
500; lot, IS BY 90 feet, on Washington, near
Taylor street. assessed 10 John Clemens, TO chas.
d. Mclean for SIS; lot, - By 90 feet on Jefer-
son street, Homestead, assessed " james heirs,
70 the County Commissioners for s31 . lot IS BY
100 BET on the northeast corner Of Huntington
avenie and William street, assessed 10 W. II.
Swahz, 10 r. r. Boarman for sIi q tract com.
prisisg lots 3I 372 and 373, on the north side Of
Harnson street, Homestead. assessed TO =. Iiof-
man, 10 the County Commissioners for $S7.