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The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
A Bold Attempt 70 Rob.

About o'clock on Sunday night last . bold at
tempt vas made 10 rob the n. p. patronage In this
town. The kev. Il. 7. Smith and his family were
out visiting. leaving . servant In the house. The
family returned ahpat the hsar sisted and as Ne.
Smith approached the front gate be saw . man
cone out and walk OF hastily In the opposite d.
reetion. lie called 20 him bot this only had the
eject Of quiekening his pace. The servant. who
vas In The upper part % the house, heard Mr..
Smith call and coming down stairs sAu another
man running out The back door. she heard the
noise down stairs but supposing the family had
rstnrned paid no s,ts1tisa 10 u. An the doors In
the lover part of the house wsre open and thIngs
uere in some eonfnsion, bat nothing was missed,
the thieves having been frightsned OF before being
able 10 secure anything. II being dark NJ. Smith
eannot say whether the man he saw Was white or
black, and there s no clus that ueula lead 70 the
appsshension ef the scamps.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
Jersey Herd Catalogues.

The A@srieaH Farmer says: "0ur breeders Of
Jersey cattle in the vicinity Of Baltimore, which
Is becoming the centre no, only for the aeeumula-
tion but for the distribution Of the best strains Of
these fAvoriis butter producers. are being com
PEELED by the calls for information as 10 their
stock 90 issue catalogues of their herds. We have
before us two Of these publications. those Of the
''lIampton" herd of Mr.. John Ridgely. and ef the
'siensleigh" herd of Mr. Frederick Won KspG.
Tbs farmer Is very neat little solume. merely re-
eoriing the name Of each of the females In the
herd. With her herd book number and sire and
dam the pedigree of the bull at its head, King
Rex Si2s. alone being given at length. II in
eludes forty -one eows and hsifers.
"Mr. Won kspG's catalogue Il ~ dainty pro-
duetion ss hne paper and ink and careful press
work could produce. To each animal 10 given =
page containing some description of itself and its
aneestors and facing u on the next 10 lis pedigree
iu full. plate of Princess Gsntian. which lately
appeared in ou' pages u given"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

There has been quite . rush for licenses this
week and most % the time the county Clerks Of
Gee has been erowded. There are whisperings of
prospective trouble for some public house keepers
The regular oyster house license costs ssoeo whie
the ordinary license costs bot $3.50. In srdsrte
prceure the latter u 10 necessary 10 make cath that
the annsal rsntai o. value 10 net over sieo, and
also that certain nrmber of beds and stable roem
shall Be maintsinsd II is alleged that many whe
take out the SIS license do not fuhil its require
msnfs. and that the Grand Jury uiil Be called
upon 10 investigate such eases.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
81. John's Mlssion-Presenta,ion

This prosperous Mission, situated on the York
road. near the residence Of Mr.. J. Y. c. Talbot.
has secured for the coming year Rev. Mr.. Perry
Of Ashland, and Rev. c. T. House. Of Lutherviile,
Who will conduct the services alternately the
second and fourth Sundays ofeaeh month. at $50
T. ". On Sunday last the Sabbath school pre-
seated their eficient superintendent, Mr.. VIM. :.
Treaduell with = very Aandsome hymnsi. Mr.
Treaduell has been superintendent Of the school
for the three years and in very prosperous
eondition.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
Death from Lock.Jaw.

Marian IIoban. the thirteen-y year old daughter
Of Frederick Hcban. Of Union, BAltirnare county.
died on Tuesday evening from loek-jaw. On the
18th of this month. while playing in the yard. she
accidentally stepped on = rake. inhieting slight
wound. which seemed 60 be healing very nicely.
Tuesday morning l0ekjau set In. Ds. Martin
ani worthington were summoned. but could give
no relief. and she died at s.3o. She vas the
granddaughter Of the late DR.. Denny. who at one
time was the prominent ply sieian Of Howard CO.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
School Board Meeting.

The county School Board met on Thursday.
Petitions for school buildings we're referred TO
the proper committees. ~ follows Be;ueen
Coekeysyilie and Beaver Dam, In the sth district;
for school No. $. LIST district on North Point road,
18th district.
Teaehers' salaries for term ended April 18th.
amounting to S25.oisIs, and bills for buildings.
repairs. 4e.. amounting 90 $500, were ordered
10 be paid.
Complimentary resolutions were adopted recog-
Mining the qualifications teachers Of Messrs. T..
\. Ijams and q. Clinton Hanna.
The days for the annual examination Of teach.
ers we're 6xei for July and J.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

On Monday morning DR.. J. 7. Paynss barn. on
his farm Black Horse, barely escaped dsstrue-
tion By Gre. Dr.. Payns's little 500, who bad been
told 20 throw some corn-stalks over the fence.
some distance bslau the barn. yard. thoughtlessly
Get Gre 10 them. The stalks biAssd up at once and
the Gre ran along the ground, amobg the dry strn
and iiiisr into pile ef dry rails and strsw max
ing . large blanc. The flames began 10 spread
into the barn-yard And the barn and other out
buiIding vere endangered. Dr.. J. W. Barton.
Joshua Mecomas, George w. Chalk and other
neighbors sAu the blass and hastsning 10 the
pi.es aided DE-. Payne In exiinguishing the aames.
-Befair .Egis, 2Iss iHsf.
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Sale of rowsonsown Property.

George L. stoeksdAls, a1eiiosssr. sold % Tsss-
day, Cor Msssrs. slinglsa. BesIey. Burks and Bet
ler, trustees, IS acres of land hsisnging 10 the
estate ef the late BENZ. n. Payne. located on the
eastern limits % Tovsontoun, 10 Messrs. John I.
Yellott, Milton w. 0Gast snd d. n. Emery, lor
t5.sfe. The faitinpFs 4 Ds;i. rAiifssa passes
through The proPsrty. Ths psrshassrs eonism-
plate epsnins ~ he prePsrty By running ave
nuss througk 81.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

Argunsat vas heard 90 Wednesday 10 the Baiii.
mere eeunty Orphan Court upon q motion made
By Clara koeh. widow of Christian wohn, decsas-
ed, and others 10 remove Mr. Lewis Meyer from
the positioa of guardian for The inAnt ckldrsn Il
deessssd alleging the groands ef the application
improper conduct On the part q Meyer sa guar
dian, AID the mismnnagement of the estate of bis
Yards. Tbs sssrs ssfsssa q granf ths msfisn.-
Mr.. Beslamin Kurts appeared - eosnssi Cor the
guardian, and Msssrs. Hsighs and n. W. 0aai,
ropEesenisd The petitionsrs.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
Painful Accident.

George. aged between and years, son Of Mr..
William Greenfield, Of this place. met with very
painfaI accident on Monday. lie vas standing
watching the unloading Of some iron rail, for
the new steam road. when one Of them slipped and
struck him the legs just bslow the knees, bruis
red 20 his home and has since been unable walk.
The wonder is that both the boys legs wsrs nc;
broken. lie 10 attended By Drs. winTaeid and
Jarrett.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
Petition for Habeas Corpus.

c. BOhn sInglua. Esq, counsel for WIN. GiiI,
ubo killed John Baablitr atthe Oregon Ore Banks
some days since. has Petitioned Judge YeIott for
g writ Of habeas corpus for the release ofGiIi. Who
l. confined in jail here. The petition reeitss the
fact that the eoroner's jury. which Investigated
the NATTER stated In their verdict that the killing
10 their opinion vas In sslf.defence. The writ
vas issued ~ prayed, directed 20 Sheriff Tracey,
and commanding him TO produce Gin in court to.
day fSaturdayl nt 10 A. a.
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Legal Notices.
william s. Keech. Attorney, Tov.On,own.

JOSHUA N. MATTHEW'S, EXECUTOR or
q JOSHUA MARSH, vs. ANNA n. chill.
TON, IN the CiTeHd Court for BaiiimoTs eounty-
IN Egaiiy.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 18th day Of April, 1852. that the sale
made and reported BY Joshua M. Matthews, Ex-
ecutor Of Joshua Marsh, Assignee Of Mortgage
Of the leasehold property mentioned in the pro-
eeedings In the above entitled cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 20 the contrary there
Of be shown, or before thssfh dsy cf May, iss3,
provided q copy Of this order be inserted In some
newspaper printed in Baltimore county, once In
each of three successive weeks before the sth day
Of May, lss2. The report states the amount Of
sales to be Si,Oi6.OO.
wM. 81. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
April Ij.-it.
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Raitimora County Crops.

Mr. u. d. Maynard. of the ID district. makes
the following crop report to the Maryiamd Farmer ::
"The wheat crop 10 generally good about the
usual amount vas sown. A full crop of fruit an.
tieipatei. No canning or fruit drying done. sx-
espt for private use. Abou, usual quantity Of
eern will be planted. Grass 10 the main crop In
Baltimore county"
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Miscellaneous.
CHERIFF's LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice 10 Merchants, Traders and
Others.

"A Baltimore county, who are or shall be exer-
cising any business, or shall be doing any act or
thing. or shall be in the occupation Of any house
or place for any purpose for which license made
necessary by tho laws Of Maryland, are hereby
warned 10 obtain License renew the same,
On or Lcjors he fret Of May iss2,
under the penalty prescribed by said laws for the
infracton thereof
Those interested are notified Of the following re-
qnircments Of the License Laws:
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount TO be paid by traders for license.
he amount Of stock Mt the principal season Of sale
to be given under OATH is rs follows:
IL the applicants stock in trade does not ex-
cecil Al nnn I 10 an
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LICENSES To RETAILERS OF sPIRITCOI
OR PREVENTED LIQUORS OR
LAGER REER.

OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.
The license 60 be paid by the keepers Of oyster
and eating houses Il 5000 throughout the State
FEMALE VENDERs.
Females vending millinery and other small
ticles, whose stock l. not $500. pay license
of 6.60 only but if over tha, amount they are
required 90 pay the sane license n other persons
oath 90 be made TO the amount Of stock at the
principal season of the year.
LICENSES TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STALLI0NS AND JACKS.
The owner or keepers of every stallion or jack
shall. before being permitted to stand or station
such animal, pay TO the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Of the counties in this State the hi gh-
e., sum which he intends 20 ask receive for the
season Of and the receipt of the said
Clerk. with the seal u his Court attached thereto
for said sum- shall be the license for stationing
standing such stallion Jack for year from the
date thereof; provided, that in shall the
sum directed 20 the paid by this section for such
license be lees than ten dollars and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax is paid
shall be exempt from all other State tax.
RICHARD e. TRACEY.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
v. B.-By Instructions received from the Treas
ury Department at the Clerks office, all persons
applying for n license Of any kind, except mar
riage licenses. which are the same ns heretofore.
will hereafter have to pay the fee Of fiy cents for
stated above.
The fee Of ffty cents has heretofore been charged
to the State.
RICHARD c. TRACEY.
Meh. is.-td.l Sheriff of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
Tho Great WIN Case

The great Johns will case. which has been in
progress 80 long in Baltimore city, vas given to
the jury at o'clock on Thursday afternoon.--
Messrs. John I. Yellott and X. X. Boarman spoke
nearly two days each, and several Of the other
counsel also made lengthy speeches. The jury
cane into court at 10 o'clock Friday morning with
verdict for the eaveators, thus breaking the will
The particulars " the verdic, are not known At
the hour Of going to press.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

C..rbosafe Of Lins a MagHssia.--The very IA.
vorabie reports Of all who have used this mineral
fertilizer during the past two seasons. has created
en- active demand for IL this spring. This preper-
alton of lime IL ground - hne ~ flower and is
used both in the bill and as top dressing 20 grass,
oats, corn. potatoes, tobacco. &c. IL imparts
health TO the growing crops. supplies earbonie acid
and the lime which all grain is largely eomposed
Of. It's improvement 90 potatoes 10 very marked,
both In growth aad quality. Il has,ens the ma
turity of crops from 10 TO II days. BY its use
corn IL heavier aud has thinner skin and is richer
In gluten. Is eject on grass 10 wonderful; crops
of grass and clover have been increased any per
esnt. BY its application top dressing. IL 70 .
harbinger Of health as well as abundance. Il is
said 90 prevent rot and foot.Fo In Sheep fed upon
pasture that have been fertilized With this lime
Il will be well 10 send 60 the general agent. wm.
Writ Clarke, ,Batimoref for bis treatieson carbonate
Of lime With directions for use. He also deals In
other fertilizers and all kinds Of cements aud
plaster, - will be By his advertisement. lie
oGers m engenioas maehine for distributing pow
dered plaster. lime, London purple, &e., 10 plants
and vines for the destruction Of bugs and worms.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
XVANTED-SMALL FARM in the neigh
w borhood Of Baldwin or Long Green. -

yITANTED-SMA Farm in the neigh
w borhood Of Baldwin or Long Green. -
J. +. CLARK, MI
Cor Lexington and Calvert Streets.
FOR SALE,-
COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Railroad. near Sta.
tion, $500.
ALSO. so ACRES, fne location, beautiful shade,
no buildings.
ALSO. FARMS OF so TO 500 ACRES, in Bal.
timore county.
ALSO, CITY PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE
FOR COUNTRY STORE. will give part
cash II suitable.
ALSO, FARM on WEST RIVER, part In hne
oak and poplar-A BARGAIN.
J. r. CLARK,
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets.
WANTED
COUNTRY PLACE or 10 TO 90 ACRES, with
in one mile Of railroad, with Good Dwelling
not less than ten rooms-f0R CASH.
J. p. CLARK,
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets. Baltimore.
Api.22tAug.is.
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Mortgage rale OF valuaels Property.

Wilson a Ristsau, auctioneers. sold on Thsrs-
day, on the premises, for Thos. J. Hunter. Esq.,
attorney. under two mortgages from Jacob Hiss.
Jr, % william H. Cole, l67 acres of land situated
on or near the Hartford road, about miles from
Baltimore. Improved By large double dwelling.
switrsr barn Ae.; parehased BY the mortgage
(Mr. CoIel fss q, 800.
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Rurna<i 20 paafh.

A eolorsi woman named Louise Jackson. aged
65 years. Who lived In = small frame house al Cold
Spring. 90 the York road. vas burned 10 death on
Wednesday evening. she threw . lot of rubbish
Into the stove and the Gre communicated with her
elothing, which vas soon In flames and before -.
sistanes reached her she was burned % badly -
20 cause her death In . short time.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

NJ. Josiah Ainony, os the ioth district. latsly
sold 10 Mr. Charles A. voglsr. % Baltimore. bis
hns young trotting mare "Unknoun," sired BY
BuFiington, for $500. When three years old this
mare son the colt race at the Baitimors county
fair In s:o3 and sines then she has Improved very
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man,,uh On Rata %

Mrs. Leonard Grimes. living At Iiampden. Pals
road, on Tuesday took . quantity Of rat poison
known as "Roush on Rats" With suicidal intent.
DR.. Rankin vas called in aud BY prompt measures
was able 10 save her life, although she 10 much
prostrated.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

IsTsr=ssioa wasfei l--whsre can I get . Sew
ing Maehins that win not break the thread and
needle u u goes baeksards why, 70 and sxam-
Inc the "Reyai 81. John." Tsmakes no difference
which way yea turn the wheel, Il ssus the same.
Fer sale BY J. n. HExBEnsox, Towsontswn. OF.
Gee near the PostofRee.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
Re0istara Annointati

The Governor on Thursday appointed Joseph T..
steinecker. registration ocer Tor the lst district
Of Baltimore county. vice Leonard Poehiman, re-
jseted. and DIR. 7. Briseoe Hall for the 18th dis
trict, vice Thos. J. English. rejected. The ap-
made
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

On Wednesday night thief entered the stable
ef Mr. A. J. German. In this place, and stole The
halisrs from the heads of his horses. He must
have had an urgsnt demand Cor hAiisrs - nothing
else wns missed.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

Ws.fsds-97i Men and Women 70 eali and en-
anime the aRoyal So. John Sewing Maehine- Il
has merits that easssf u sugpasssd. J. n. HEx-
pEnxox, OGiee near the PostelAee, Tousontown.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
i scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county. letters testamentary
on the estate Of
ANDREW TARBERT,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof io
the subscribers,
on or B.for, hs l6h day Of NoreMLer, lss2;
they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from NIL
beneht Of said estate. Those indebted 90 said es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under hands this lgth day of April. 's2.
SALLiE TARBEET. ly-
ALEXANDER TARBERT. 'A''"'"''
April a2.-its
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29

The druggist Who hssiistss nov is Lost for the
winter. lie should sling together same sweet oil
and hqseFi.s .ad bring oct his cough ssFe q
snough profit.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-04-29
T0wsontown Meat
y" Market. CHE
S&wStill at the Old stand. 90

WE are selling TO our customers andths public
w who may favor us with call BEEF. VEAL,
LAMB AND MUTTON, Of the best quality At the
lowest market prices. ;czs- ORDERS PROMPT
LY FILLED, and meats delivered within . rea-
sonable distance free Of charge.
SAMUEL coLLINGs.
sToRE-Y0RK ROAD, near p. o., TOwsontown.
Dec.io,'sly.
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William 8. Keech. Attorney, Towsontown.
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY OR.

i PHANs' COURT. APRIL ITH, 1852.
ORDERED, That the sale of the real estate Of
John Mast. deceased. made by Jacob X. Mast, the
surviving Executor Of the last viii and Testament
Of the said deceased and this day reported 90 this
Court by the said Executor, be ratified aud con-
frrned. unless cause be shewn To the contrary, on
or before the .ir.f day Of May, iss2, provided. =
copy Of this order be inserted In some weekly
newspaper. printed and published In Baltimore
county. once in each Of three successive weeks.
before the first day Of May, Iss2. The report
states the amount of sales to be Ss,93j.3s.
JOSHUA =. c0cKEY,)
JOHN GoNTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY.
True Copy-Test: THos. PHlLP0T.
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
April ste
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Property transfers in baltimore County.

Property Transfers in Baltimore County.
Deeds. Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., rs-
eeivod for record In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court FOR Baltimore county:
bEEbs.
Susan Devenny 20 WIN. y. RTeeland, assignt.
W. J. o'Brien, at,y!to 0wsn Patterson. as'isn't.
Owen Patterson 20 NJ. +. Meyer, assign't.
John II. Millender a " 10 Vim. Bowen.
Margaret Reedy TO Michael Reedy.
A. ID. Clemens, Jr, 10 Virginia Larkin, afsign't.
Jacob X. Rust 20 Jacob X. Rust, Jr.. assignt.
q. =. Kohlhepp - Mary MaFtel. assign't.
g. l.. Gunther 90 Fredricka GuntheF.
VIM. France 20 Edward A. Robertson.
Edward A. Robertson 20 Rebecca A. Pearce.
Y. F.Gunnison, &c., com. TO =. W. A u. X. X. Co.
Thos. J. Hunter ct al, trustees, TO Chas y. Cole.
Baltimore Permit. Bldg. and Land Society TO q.
B. Penwiek.
Albert Ziegler TO Aibcr, vogt.
Thistle Manufacturing co.to Thistle Mills BALTIC.
City.
Leah Hosler 90 Sarah storms.
Jeremiah Yeilott 60 John T. Amerine.
Sarah Fields TO WIN. q. Jackson.
VIM. q. Jackson to Henry MohT.
George Sehlisslcr a W. 20 y. W. Unverx, agent.
ID. Hopper Emory 4 vi. 10 ID. q. MeIntosh.
Charles J. Hull 90 Jacob Spear.
N. Rufus Gill, attorney, 20 George Brehm.
A. ID. Clemens. Jr., to Barbara Eilerbrock.
Mary A. J. Clemens to Kate sehoman, assign't.
Solomon Straus TO Levi straus, assignt
II. II. Boarmaa, assignee,to VIM. Reinicks.
@. Henry Boyer 20 Michael Lay,2.
John X. KratE a vi. TO Ernestine King.
WIN. ii. Roberts, executor, 20 c. d. BarnitE.
Hiram Woods, trustee, TO Michael A Frederick.
VIM. 3. Ahern TO J. Swan frick.
Philip J. Peter 10 VIM. Ritter.
Baltimore Permit. Bldg. Loan Society TO Re-
becea Lampling.
Canton Company Of Baltimore to George s.
Brown, 4e., ?.
John 7. Graham to Frank Gosneii.
Frank Gosneli, preliminary trustee, TO Frank
Gosneli, &o., permit. trustees.
WIN. Henderson 4 W. TO Anna c. Fowler.
Henry Bull 10 Lewis II. Cfummeli.
n. II. Gin, committee, to George Boehm.
LEASE.
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: rs TO ORDINARIIS AND TAVERN
KEEPERS

The license to ordinaries and tavern keepers 10
sell spirituous and dfermentedi liquors or lager beer.
in quantities lees than pint, a, any time.
as follows. the applicant; 10 make oath before the
Clerk 60 the rate of rent annual value Of the
houSe at or in which the business to be authorized
by the license may be done. or intended 10 be
done:
II the rental or annual value /. not
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MgaHmssssi Mood Wo,ks.-These weii.knoun
works. Of which Messrs. A. storek Sons are pro.
pristars. supply lumber and building materials Of
al kinds, af best market rates The firm 10 wide-
~ known In Baltimore county as reliable In all
respects and for this reason command large trade.
See advertisoment
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8. Parker Bosiey. Attorney, Towson,own.

rI,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
J. seribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamentary
the estate Of
JOHN II. HOLMES.
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claim, against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 60
the subscriber.
or J,tors ~, Oh day If N.rs@bsr. iss2:
they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 70 said cs.
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given ander my hand this 9Th day ofAprii. iss?.
CHARLES II. HOLMES,
April ij.-It'l Executor.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Mr.. Hoiiins MeKim ha. Psfshassd from the Ca
tate of the late VIM. wilkens. = country seat In
the lst district, containing 60 acres, for $50 Oeo
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The applicant must either make oath, as here
tofore before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county where he il engaged in business, Of the
amount of goods kept On hand an the principal
season Of sale, the oath may be administered by
q Justice Of the Peace. when the person wanting
license applies through an agent.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March, April
aud May. without license. Vcndcrs Of cakes and
yendcrs of beer and cider. who are the makers of
such beer and cider. larger beer excepted not
Fenuired o. nav lrensc
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. r PRIVATE SALE.

''Rosedsie." the residence Of the late chas. FL
ID. Kirk. Is offered at private sale. Il contains
100 ACRES Of hne land, miles from the city on
Belair rad large MANSION and all necessary
outbuiidings. win be sold cheap and easy
terms. Apply to ALEX. MCCORMICK,
April iS.-tf) adjoining the property.
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HAMILTON.
COR SALE,


EOR RENT, -
A hr.t-eiass wheeiuright shop At siaas's 0ld
Tavern, Old York Road, BALTIC. co. Blacksmith
shop nss IN operation. Possession Immediately.
Apply on premises. 8. 7. MOORE,
AphI33.-2Lj 81. James, BALTIC. CO., Nd.
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ALSO. FARM on WEST RIVER. part In ane
oak and poplar-A BARGAIN.
J. r. CLARK
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Traias Leare Tssrseafesra
Az 600. 500 and 1900 A. ~, and I.2o, 3.i5 and
Ga9 p NJ
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ALSO. FARMS OF so TO 500 ACRES. in Bal.
timore county.