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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company has paid $4,000. 900 In death claims,
endowments, dividends Of surplus and surrender
values To It's policy holders and their representa-
tives. IL has resisted the payment Of less than
one and one-twentieth per cent. Of the amount Of
death aud endowment claims brought against u,
aud then only in cases where the plain duty Of its
officers required such action for the protection Of
living and honorable members. hs policy {. as
sure protection 20 the eifs asd ehiidrsa Of ssr-
Der as eosid BE- aH equal amounf iHre.,sd ~ the
boHds cf the GATED States, and Il within the reach
Of the humblest man, whomight not live TO save
the amount 20 purchase the bonds. The radio Of
expense Of management 20 receipts Of this compa-
ny 10 81 per cent, being less than half that Of the
average Of all the companies in the United States,
and the lowest Of any. No new or spccious plans
Of policies are Issued; genuine, pure aad simple
life and sadoemsaf issHraaes only IL furnished,
on sound male lives, ut tho lowest possible cost
For information and polieie. apply to
Waller :. wILEiSsoS. General A gent,
Maryland Building. northeast corner rostoflicc
avenue aud Second street.
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Tho Penalty for ouiteau,s Crime.

The Lar RePorfsr, u weekly journal published
at Washington, has an editorial article on ''As.
sanlt with Intent 10 kill." In which the inadequa
eies. defects and iIeOmpletcness Of the Criminal
Code Of the District Of Columbia are pointed out,
but which reaches the conclusion that instead Of
the maximum penalty for Guiteau's oaensc being
eight or, In case Of two indictments sixteen years
u Is, according TO Law, twenty years imprison.
ment. The article quotes n repeating section ola
Law relating TO granddaughter and all capital
felonies and crimes except murder, treason and
piracy, passed In 1875, which the writer claims,
repeais the law Of 1865, fixing eight years rs the
maximum penalty for the hrst offense Of assault
with intent TO kill. The 1874 Law hxes imprison.
at not loss than seven nor more than twenty
years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Presiden. Maidstone ResIdenos.

The wsil-known resiisaee Of President MAsissa.
as Montpelier, Va, has been sold at public sale
IL Is Gns estate Of q thousand acres. with most
eommodious dwelling. one wing Of which date,
back rs far As 1900. Il long ago passed out Of the
hands Of the heirs Of the once distinguished owner
In this particular Il has shared the fate Of many
ancestral estates left BY Presidents and other
dis.inguished statesmen. They seldom remain In
pride does not appear sufficient 10 keep the estates
Of our eminent men intact. IL is not necessary q
direct attention 10 the instances Of the above fae,
Dozens Of them will readily saggsst themselves q
every reader. Even the home Of the Father Of
his Country was only saved 10 the Nation By 9
special effort. What contrast all this presents
% the practice In Earopsan eountriea.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

&B-Atths meeting Of the State d sari Of Health
on the sth inst, ID was agreed TO hold State San.
itary Convention, IN Baltimore, during the month
Of November. Il IL To be composed Of the Local
Boards Of Health Of the different counties, and Of
prominent physicians and others interested in
sanitary matters. "AmOng the matters 10 DO dis.
susssd will be the question Of vital statistics and
the necessity for additional legislation BY the
Legislature to have correct record Of the births
deaths and marriages In the State; the sstablish-
msnt Of abattoirs aud other matters Of general In.
tsrsst." In this connection We may be allowed to
enquire, what has become Of the Board Of Health
appointed for Baltimore county, Are the santa
- conditions 90 perfect In the county Is 10 require
no attsntioni Are there no nuisanees existing
uhish are prejudieiAl to the health and desrimen-
tal 10 the comfort Of our peoplei The interests
committed 10 the Board Of Health are 50 import
ant That the greatest diligence should be shown In
their supsrin.sndenee, since the preservation Of
The health Of community Is second to no duty
that can possibly be imposed upon any Citizen.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

es-For State where the ratio Of ilIitsrats
population Is very much greater than the average.
Texas viii soon have . school fund that will be
the wonder Of the world and the envy Of the rest
Of the Union. BY her constitution the proceeds
Of the sales Of her public lands must 20 for school
purposes exclusively. She has yet forty million
acres unsOid, which 'hOuId produce no. less than
sioo,ooo,O 900, a sum equal 10 the school funds 10
all the other States combined, and tho interest
upon which will give Texas as ins a school system
as Massachusetts,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

enrUtah Is believed to be the richest Territory
In the Union, as regards It's mineral wealth. It's
coal is insxhaustibie and Il contains as much gold
and silver Is docs Colorado. But Il has on Il the
cursed grip Of Mormonism. Why not squelsh the
life out Of the hideous monster or drive Il into the
Pacific Ocean! Utah should DO redeemed, the
name biOt,sd out, and a new one given to It. that
the nation may not DO constantly reminded Of the
dAmning crime that once bligh.ed its fair plains
and cursed its fruitful valleys and wealth yielding
mountaing
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

On Monday last the following telegram vas re-
ssivsd at the coiorsd camp Injecting ct Asbsry
Grove, on the Western Maryland railroad. In an
swer TO one sent 10 Mrs. Garfeid;
Eseeufiee Maasies, Waski.gfon, u. O.. Argus,
l5.-Rev. II. A. Carroll, w. o. Cooper and J. n.
Riddiek, Asbury Grove: In acknowledging the
receipt Of your Telegram Of the 18th Mrs. Gsrnsld
desires me 20 express 10 you her grateful thanks
for special remembrance Of the President in year
supplieation for Divine favor. and also 20 assure
you Of her high appreciation Of your cheering
words Of sympathy and hope.
J. sSAxLEY Bnowx.
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efs-The opinion is general among stock orer a.
tors that Vanderbilt AL Gould are w1rkin; To-.
gether to produce a panic. Both have sold stock .
at high figure, ani 1, would not be unpIci.an,
to them 10 see the prices brokon ipwn 81 that they
could buy these back a, cheap rates. This /. tho
explanation now given Of the railroad war. now
raging so sayagely, and which We are toll will
continue 10 rage aasii che market bs broken -
The probability inereasss tina, there will be stock
panic carly 10 September. when the now ove.-
flowing reservoir Of money in New York begin. to
be sensible Of the drain Of currency to the West to
move the crops.
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E'ARM At AUCTION
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Immediately after the .alc o! the wofihiE stun
Farm. I" take place at Cockry.,iilc. On
S,i"'si.tg. IsJas' aUiL.
ai o'clock l.. NJ, @.
g will be offered at the .ainc place the ss.sfs
e. Farm Spruce Hill. miles from
Cockcysvic. at the u Iailc stone On the York
turnpike. iso ACRES. more or les. ~el wooded
aud watcrel. fronting on both sides of the PIKE
aud adjoining the fne farms Of Captain Love,
Mc.srs. Gorsuch. Webster aud je..op Other
stations on the Northern Central Railway are con.
Venienily reached by good country road.
The land il naturally Kind. ami l. noN in good
condition u fertility. Buildings are old. There
are several elcgan, sites for dwe!linss AMI in the
hands Of an active man the farm could be made
very productive fruit or dairy farm. or the
outlying portions could be- sold oG e. advantage
The tenant. Mr.. Royston. or Mr.. RoNe black
smith. at the gate. will show the premises, aud
further particulars can be had Mt the Office Of
III" Ame"i~"S FnSmer. I2S Baltimore Street, Bal.
timorc.
Ec-TERMS At SALE.-.x
SAMUEL. SANDS.
WM. SEEMULLEE. AuStioneer.
II South Charles ST.. Baltimore
Aug. 6.-is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

The uniersingncd, Receivers, appointed by
decree Of the Circuit Court for baltimore n.
Es| county, sitting in Equity. passed In -
IL the cause OF Joseph u. Mitchell Ct al,
Trustees, rs. William Lorman Roberts ct al. will
sell by PRIVATE SALE, all or any part Of the
estate Of Mary A. Shealey, situated in TowsOn-
town, Baltimore county. aud comp rising one large
Tw0.ST0RY BRICK STORE HOUSE, situated
on the mos; eligible business site In Towsontown
Also, SMALL HOUSE, situated at tho junction
Of the York road turnpike and the Dulanys val
ley turnpike. and Public Scales adjoining. Also,
q commodious and beautiful BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated ut the junction of said turn
pixies, surrounded by luxurious shrubbery and
having all conveniences for an elegant town resi-.
dence.
They also offer for sale four other DWELLING
HOUSES. dcsirably located, with ample yards
anil gardens attached.
Also, handsome BUILDING LOTS for sale or
lease, as parties may desire, located on coinno.
dious avenues, all of which are in tho heart of
this place. the county seat Of Baltimore county.
30 Plate of the property may be seen ut the
Offices Of IIINKLEY 4 NORRIS. a. n. Charles
ST., Baltimore. FENDALL 4 MITCHELL, and
County Surveyors Office.
For further information inquire Of
JOHN +. MORRIS,
% North Charles ST.. Baltimore, or
CHARLES T.. fENDALL,
Smedlcy Row, TowsOntown,
Receivers.
Aug. 2O.-tf
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE LOCATED NEAR
COcKEYsvILLE, BALTIMORE COUNTY.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE LOCATED NEAR
C0ckEYSvILLE, BALTIM0RECOUNTY.
by virtue of power contained in a deed Of
trust from Samuel ". worihington. the IL.
20 undersigned. Trustees. will offer at -
at CoekeysViile Hotel, COekeysville, n. e. Rail
way Station, on
Saturday, The 2oh day ei August, 1851,
at o'clock +. ".
FARM No. I,
Being the splendid estate Of the said Samuel
W. WOTthington. situated within half mile Of said
Railway Station. and 10 miles from Baltimore
city by the York Turnpike Road. Binding on
the east on said Turnpike Road, ON the West on
the Western Run Turnpike Road. containing
26j ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
This farm l. we'll watercd aud we'll supplied with
lime stone, and in the highest state of guilty alton
The Improvements consist Of
LARGE DOUBLE STONE MANSION, STONE
BARN. FRAME STABLING. AND ALL
NECESSARY 0UTBUILDINGS
apperiaining TO a frs, class country establish
ment. besiics three other
DWELLING HOUSES
on the property.
This farm is one ofthe best improved and noted
for it, large production Of Hay aud best located
farm in the State: situated in one Of the best
neighborhoods. adjoining the property of John
wight, MeIain Harlesty, Webster, John Merry
"an "l uayhcids, Judge Cockey anu Others.
With the exception of an annuity Of 2j5 dol
lars, payable to Miss Martha worthington during
her life. which can remain on the property or be
capitalized at the option Of the purchaser the
property will be sold clear Of all up
20 day Of sale.
ALSO,
Immediately after the offering Of sail farm No. !,
the undersigned will offer
FARM No. .,
containing
los ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS,
within abou, hall. a. mile Of farm No. !. Most Of
this farm h heavily covered with Oak and Chest
nut Timber. This farm Il in fine condition
land Of excellent quality, and portion Of II
cleared.
Ample facilities afforded by the y. 4. Railway
for reaching Cockeysvillc from Baltimore rity.
there being u trains each way daily except sun
day aud = On SUNDAY.
TERMS ~ SALE will hereafter be made
known.
JOHN MERRYMAN.
Cockey sville Pc
u. X. BOAKMAN,
Towson 4. o.. Trustees.
WILLIAM SEEMULLER, Aur;ionecr.
u south Charles st. Baltimore.
July l6.--ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

E0- Every now aud then notice statement Il
that certain secre, organizations exist whose mcn-
beers are pledged TO kill the wodid be murderer,
Guiteau, In case he is released on bail We 10 no,
believe there are any such associations or tina,
there Il any one pledged to do fatal injury to tina,
scOundrel. The long time tina, has elapsed since
hi. dastarily decl was committed has allowed
mems passion. to cool, and everybody 1. Hillin g
that the Law may take hi. case in hand. The pub
lie believe this seounircl will &c, the full penali
of the Law. aud that il all they ask in the matter
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

e8-Ths contest In Frederick county between
the friends Of Hon. John Richie and Frederick J.
Nelson. Eco, for the Chief JudgeshP Of the sixth
Judicial circuit, ended In triumph Judge Richie,
who has thus secured enough delegates 10 Insure
bic nomination BY the convention which meets
next week at Rockville. Montgomery county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20


BOST0N.-Atw oodbcFry, August -. EVA. aged
years > months and 20 days. the younsc,t
daughter Of Francis and Amelia Boston.
wHlTELEY.-At "llernion." baltimore county.
August u. DIR. benjamin whitelcy. in the egih
year of his age.
BROOkE.-At Saratoga, ON the 9Th inst. Roberta
I. Brooke, daughter Of the late Mary Clare
Carroll, and Com. X. Il. Spence. L. :. y.
ALER.-in the I'd district, on the 18th instant,
Elizabeth, wife Of q. ". Aier.
EBACGlI.-At lakewood, York co.. On the 18th.
EliIabetb. aged 81 years. wife Of Hon. Adam
Ebaugh.
DEAL.-On the 18th instant, Harry Rsiehe. agel
years 10 months aud ~ days. son OF William
c. and Eliza J. Deal.
FLOWERS.-on the u instant, Annie T., aged
! months, only daughter of Milford L., and Kate
L. Flowers.
Our little Annie il nj rest,
From sorrow and from pain,
We never more with loving arms,
Will clasp her TO our breast.
nv uER ArSr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

jes-charles Roib, aged eighteen years, wa.
fatally stabbed In Dover street, Baltimore, on sun
day night last. lie was with some companion,
chasing eOlorsd boy aud as they passed party
Of eOlorsd men on the street one Of the number
rushed out and plunged knife into Kolb's back.
lie died from the effects Of the wound soon alter.
wards. The murderer has not been arrested.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

jEs-Can the Governor Of the State (say. the
Baltimore Tritaael institute proceeding. against
Comptroller Heating and his bonjsmcn for paying
money out Of the State treasury without au,horiiy
Of law We think he can. AMI il 50. it i. surely
his duty-a duty which he owe. to the public, and
which his oath Of Office requires.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
seventh District.

Nnad'g asd yar.'f'y. N.JissIbsr 5fl aad Ca, IsSI
Ar TIiE HOUSE OF ELI 5. SAMPSON,
Let Precinct
W''f"esfay. ThS's.fas asd Friday. .S,J.fsssL.r
sh. SRI ash gfL. ISSI.
At PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL, WISE.
EIEG. n Precinct.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

e1-Thsre were two hundred aud seven deaths
Baltimore last week, forty. nine more than dur.
Ing the corresponding week Of isso. The prinei-
pal causes Of death we're cholera iafantam, con-
sumption aud dlphtheria.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

fs-Ferm hands are wanted in the wcs, and
in fact almost everywhere. There il no longer m
excuse for idiene.s. No ablc.b bodied man. whether
a skilled workman or day laborcr. need be with
out employment unless he 50 desires, for there IL
work for all, and good wages to back it up. The
charitable associations should remark thi. fact
while dispcnsing their bounties.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

eo-The extensive husk warehouse Of Messrs.
Fred. walPsrt 4 Co., located on GrssnmOunt
avenue, Baltimore, took Gre about half past six
o'clock on Saturday morning last and was damaged
20 the extent Of 5000. Insurance SI3. 500.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

eB-Ths people viii think all the more Of Pres
idsnt Garfield because his 6rst use Of returning
strength was TO write TO his old mother That
letter will DO worth . good deal more than is
weight In gold TO the future autograph hunter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
eieep WALKING.

On Wednesday night last twelve ysAr-oid son
q Mr.. james Lance, living 10 Frisndship, adloln-
Wavsrly, York road, while walking In his sIesp.
feil from . second story window 70 the ground.
breaking IN arm aud otherwise injurlng klmsslf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
GRAND TOURNAMENT,
TO De HELD AT
MANTUA MILLS, on SS
THesday, AHgasf 23d ISL.


Chief Marshai-George II. Elder.
Assistants-Edward A. cockey, J. q. Gent.
Judges-col. Edward =. Philpot, Charles +.
cockey, WIN. Parks, Henry v. Merrytaan, Joshua
=. Benson.
Time keeper-C. Lewis Grifi,h.
lieraids-Masters Robbie Given and Theodore
ChilcOai.
Orators-Charge TO knights, $. Parker BosIey.
Esj.; caresaiisn Aaa:sss. Ilss. J. r. c. Ts.sSi;.
The following prizes will be awarded the sue
eessfui Knights who have never WOa a irst prize
q! inch rings):
LIST. A handsome set Single Harness; 81, sill.
yer Pitcher; 81, Gold Sleeve Buttons: 9Th, Fine
Buggy Whip.
Also, enc Saddle will be offered as a spe.
eiai preinium-open TO all knights. a inch
ringsD Riding 20 begin at n o'clock A. NJ, sharp.
After the tiit there will be q race Of 600 yards
open 10 all horses not kept racers; entrance
fee - pay or play-the committee 10 add sic ;
not Less than six horses 90 enter, TIRES TO start
Maryland Jockey club rules to govern. Entries
10 be made TO EDWARD cHILc0AT,
Mantua =. o.. Baltimore county
and 20 be closed At 10 o'clock A. NJ, August ga.
In the evening Coronation Ball will be held
In Mantua Hall. Tickets Sl.00. Good music
will be In attendance.
CHARLES W. SEMMES,
Chairman Committee.
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Fifih District.
SIKH, District.

H'sd"y. THs-iay, WsfHssiay. TLar..isy s1d Ri.
dag. S,pi,s.LsT 5fh. Gfi. ia. sfh aad 9fL, 1881.
AT JACkSON'S WHITE HOuSE.
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DECEIVER.s SALE.

III
The undersignei will sell ut public auction, Mt
N o'clock A. NJ,
Wsiaesiay, August 2tiA, 1851,
at Odd Fellows Store Room. Towsontown,
I GOOD SIZED M0SLER AND
i BAHMANN SAFE.
A lot Of ADVANCE ~
CHILLED" Flows and Irons. Nx<H-t
The fixtures of the store room. -
consisting Of BINS, SHELVING, CASES AND
COUNTERS.
TERMs.-A credit Of GO days will BE- given
with approved notes, for sums over $40; smaller
amounts, cash.
JOHN I: YELLorr, R..,;vs,.
wM. S. KEEcII, "sss
Aug. 2o.=u.
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Eighth District,

M.~'i"y. Tas.'iry aad Wsdae.iay. !SsJ.,,I.5ec siL
G'h a5d al. IsSI,
At THE C0CKEYSvILLE HOTEL,
COcKEYsVILLE:
TkHSsfng "Hi Friiay, Ssy.f,AsJer SRI aHd pa, IssI
At cIIAS. q. JOCKEYS HOTEL.
lo.MILE HOUSE. ON YORK TURNPIKE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

Ee-The Democratic ball In Baltimore county
will be fairly opened after the meeting Of the Ex-
seuiivs Committee In Baltimore to-day. Aner
this week the fun will begin In earnest.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

ss- Jacobs father Of old once had a "wrassle"
with the "angle' Of the County c.~n;,.ion-ers
m ! prevailed-by limitation. Some hope ye, re-
mains for candidates
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So-At Rochester, n. ", the other day Wander
bilt's wonderful mare, Maud s.. trOtied mile in
s:iOi, making the bcs, time on record aud beating
her own previous time by quarter Of second.
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Fourth District.

H"H'i"y. Tsesfay. Wsfse.'iay, TLar.isy aHd Fri
day. S.pieaaLer jiL. GiL. TiL. stk aud 9fL, 1851,
AT STORE OF ". l.. siIRivER, REISTRRS-
TOWN.
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Shoes Shoss.-lf you want FRS. class hand
made shoes 60 TO Phipps Bros, next door to Oh,
Postofhce. TowsontSwn. great variety OF all
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. RePairi@s
promptly doHs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

HOHday aHd Tuesday,. SspfcsJer 5h aad 6iL, 1851.
AT lIALLSTEAD'S OLD HAMMETT HOUSE.
REIsTERSTOwN ROAD:
Ws'ia..'fas asd Th1rsfsg. sept. ia aad sri, IssI,
AT TOwNER'S 7.MILE HOUSE, REGISTERS
TOWN ROAD:
Friday. S.y.fes'Jsr 9fL, lsSI.
AT FRANK KNIGHTS, CLIFTON.
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Ninth District.

H'i''g ''d IHFsfHy. NsIFsasL<T 5fA aa1 6fh, ISL,
AT JUSTICE J. c. l.. COLES OFFICE,
wAvERLY, Ist Precinct;
W'.fS'stag aHd ThHrsfay. Sept. .tL ssd sfL, 1851,
At DE. ID. :. WILLIAMS OFFICE,
w00DBERRY, ID Precinct:
Friday. SsJ.ieaJer 9sL, ISL
AT !. MAURICE WATKINS RESTAURANT.
T0wSONTOwN, ID Precinet.
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Legal Notices.
Charles w. Ridgely, Attorney at Law, 80 So.
Paul 81. Baltimore.

Charles w. Ridgely, Attorney at Law, 20 So.
Paul 81. Baltimore.
flNlIIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribers have obtained from the Orphans'
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Parliamentary
the estate Of
DAVID CARROLL,
late of said county deceased. Al persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers.
nor Jsfore The Ii day Of HareL, 1852,
they may otherWi,e by Law be excluded from all
benefit % said estate. Those indebted 70 said e.
tate are requested 90 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9th day OfA1gust 1881.
RTnELBERT !. smIPiLEY. Executors.
CHARLES ". RIDGELY,
Aug. l3.-its
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H""f"y. THes'fog. Hsdassfsy aad TkHrsdsy. Sop
tsasLer 5fh. 6iL. sth aad SRI, 1851.
AT JOSH. l.. wRIGHT'S HOTEL, lst Precinct
Friday. S.gfsssJ.r 9L. 1851.
AT RIDGELY'S FORCES. FORMERLY wM.
BLACkISToN'S.) PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE, ID Precinct.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

es-saturiay last vas the hottest day Of the
season In Baltimore city, the Thermometer regis
tsFing 9so in the shade.