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HINTS FOR THE SEASON.

PLAfSs FaEN, BALTin0HE COrSTI. NJ.
January 25d, Iss2.
Nov tha; last years campaign is and be.
fore the lAbOrs of another e0msaences. 10 10 good
time for each farmer 90 examine and sec uhers be
can make an improvement on the cost of pro1ne-
tion. This shea; field yielded 20 basbe;s per acre.
Why, IL the soil better or vas the crop pat in
under better conditions? And 90 On through the
entire crops of the farm. True. farm Bookkeeping
viii not make wheat grow. bot il ~ill take the
farmer out of the ru;s of uncertainty anJ liz kin
and bis work into the domain where mind rules
matter.
whilst Il is too disagreeable often o. uosk out
o: doors, Il IL the only time 90 paint up the farm
tools. and gallon of paint and some hnsesi oil
will not only make the implements more sighfly
but preserve them for some years ioager. The
same remarks apply % the Wagon, cart and piow
harness. Take then apart and ssak them too or
three hours in warm water. thea give them good
serubbng with the addition Of some CASTLE soap.
and after they we'll eleansed apply Meats foos
oil in which little lamp black has been aidei
and let this be well rubbed in.
Whatever sosi NAY - sssisi fSF kszssss:a
purposes should nos be eat. tAking care % thin
out those trees that have ceased their growth or
where they may stand too thick. I fad IL gos3
plan 20 use good eross-eaf sag, - it sssss mach
labor and makes . much neAtsr job. whilst cut
ting IRE weed select Jour bean poles. 30 you may
have an nbandAncs q lima beans lone of the best
veeetables) not only for year osn use bot also .
few bushels 70 sell, as they Aluays command god
prices.
To my mind most of the thrsshing shoaid be
done in the winter BY the farmers And their help.
] know this 10 contrary 10 general nsage. but 70
farm saecessfuliy you must have steady, reliable
labor. which you cannot have n everything 10
rushed throngh in the early fall ana thea all the
mea discharged with the sxcsption of one poor ed
fellow Who wsrks for mere pittanos In an aimIess
way. veil worked farm Is = Issfory whsre the
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e8-An institution TO which the death oi Gen.
Garfield has made a psreep,ibis difference /, the
Christian or campbeIli,e Church Of Washington.
From position Of relative Obseurity. IL vas sud-
denly lifted TO naiional fame, being the church
which the President-elest attended but nov il
hears more inquiries made for the church where
President Arthur worships. Still il eannO, COM
plain. Its pastor. with rare Promp,ne.s, utilized
the election Of Gen. Garfield at in asking sub
seriptiOn' for . new eiiaee. aud they poured 10
from all quarters to the extsnt Of $4,000. Al
though aiterward the Gov Of fund. was checked,
Of course, enough had been secured to build good
church. The moral Of making hay while the sun
shines is sufficiently obvious.
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VACCINATION AND SMALLPOX.

From P,aer'. Aas-rira. Hoafify.
Tho.e only sh, haEereai the details Il the spi-
denies Of ,'nAlpoH n. they s1isiss before the in
trsIaeiisa o.: ya-rinaiisn can have any lsa q the
Haisfs q the Pesiiesss frsa uAieh they have been
pFsservsi b. the discovery q sas-inAiisn. OftLs
per,oas sAo esa;raessl the disease. naturally. a
very iaTss prop 3siisa diel. ofihoss sko ess.peI
death. isany acre rendered totally bini: ani
even the more :ortaaate sere s-4rrci sni piiisI
s1ns g. great an extent that all easnsiiness q
feature was ifretfirgabiy lost. Those uho are
suGeisntiy sll q ioas back . e. dc-aiss nay re-
member thst IL fae.f yoaiA the sa.absr e perssns
t. BE- sesa sAikins absaf the streets pitied with
szaii-pgz v.s naaeh greater ihan AZ rfsfsns-
The Eagrsnt hzbifs " as4ny e.Asfss q socisfy
the eareiesslsss q! o;hefs zas The d sossl otss.i
iiga 81 sss, base lss; cgasiisrable pfoysrsion
q the poPsaiioa sa;iFsiy uspFoieesss ~ Tseei.a-
tea; ke1ee the sFfcai - the disease. Wsth fhoss
shs are properly protested there u g. fear .! IN
fe-iion ehiliren Gaiy vaecina'sG ~ infa.ey are
exempt, - are those uho have besn reEaccinatsi
after arriving a. matlFs age.
Tie asty q every one sh9 hsii. the restos,i-
be P,siiion A. bad 4 family T. eiear-ekiidrea
uho have ssi beea saceisafe4 shSsid a. snee be
projected. 4nd 44ziis $40 haFe rot been operated
aPes fof seven er eish; years sAsuB - rsEa-esnA-
tel Ethe TfeFi0us sfsF4;ioa still preserves i,s
prsiectiEe inassnee. NJ rssglt ill folsgw: bat
9
s4s-;iFe. aal IL Fefsss oFsr4;ei - escape tie
dissase whirh Hozii 9shsTasse have saast prohAkly
bssn epa;faetei- Tne reT-sr; q a. chief msfieal
eeleer g tle Lasssl Gens-ai F1ffaEoe. reessfly
"a 4e on tie sahe-; . r-vae-iaa.i1a states Il -
srsaris u tea ihsasarl Fers1a. are peTraaaentiy
sEFisyel 10 ths postal ssssice q i.sEi1t. al g
Stsl haze teen fc4.irei q En1efgD 7eFaeciaa-
tisr. - a4uisstaa - the F~rrice nniess fhey hni
besn su.aessfaiiy ta--ina;rl sithii. The t-ssisa.
seTen year..
Ey this resoFt re arr irfsffaei sh4s the -hsis
q tless f.srscns hai bssa ~: oniy Perfectly *
eUr; g1sins tie frsTaien-e . ih- late sfi8ezs-
bat thAs aarns ten ysAEs th.-s hsi hesa n .insl-
fatal eass u sIsilfox aE1aus thssn. 4ni oaiy tea
naafEiai eases. al q shi-h ssrs g = very ssixhi
ehsra-fsr. Nasa Ne fe4.-; - the fz-f tia; tAe
le;tsFcarFers base - 3 in;o al tie sassi iafesrl
districts % aesEsr letters .; hssses shers p1fie-.s
zsy - igins Hith the sa-st fsfrns g ths 1iseas-
an3 have q tsn4is ieffers csmins frs1 infected
keases. Se ranE9; bat - sfrsck sifh tAe sca-y q
the FrO1eeiirEs aloTtei by tie Pss;al 1sihsFiiis.
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WANTS THE HOUSE 70 GET to WORK

The question Of the State printing has been .
bone Of contention with the present Legislature
and as there Is very good "piekings' on ihi. bone
nearly all other business Of the Assembly has bees
made secondary to IL. In the House on Tuesday
an aitemP, wOs made to &c; the printing ques-
ton settled the contract for the work 10 be placed
at a maximum price Of s2j,0o0 In order TO ex-
ped,e the adjustment Of this matter, John s.
Gii,ing', Esq., Of Baltimore county, proposed an
amendment and In support Of his proposition
spoke very foreibly and TO the poin, a. follows:
"Therc Is no member Of this House Who does
not know through what complications the State
passed during the elections last fall there 10 no
Democrat who does not appreciate how near he
stood 10 the brink Of destruction. and II he sue
ee'siuily ran the gauntlet Of political warfare he
must full we'll feel TO what he owes his seat to-day
The pledges and promises made last fall are siiil
unredeemed. II is time, Mr.. Speaker. that this
cause Of reproaeh be removed as speedily rs pos
sibe. ! urge upon this House haste in this maj,
ter. Hours have extended into days, days into
weeks. and We have accomplished-what! Abso.
lutely nothing. No journal throughout the State
but teens with reproaehes for delay, and with
every right in their reproaches. I undcrstand
that the question can easily be solved In this man.
ner, and call upon every member Of this House.
be he Democrat or be be Republican, to support
the motion looking 10 n speedy settlement and the
removal Of the stumbling block in our way tow
ard aehicving those reforms and redeeining those
pledges for which We were sent here
Mr.. Gitiings Is on the righ, track and by stick
ing to il he will secure the hearty endorsement Of
his constituency. IL Isl reproaeh On the State
that upwards Of three weeks Of valuable time has
been fTi,,ered away and the Legislature has. prae-
tieally, accomplished nothing
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eo-The Presbyierians and Ms;hoiists in Gin.
einnaii are about to begin a crusade Ag.inst Nor
monism. their plan being to bring pressure to bear
on Congress By mean. Of petitions from the pso-
pie. Unfortunately the Cincinnati crusade Is d,i-
ded against itself, and will probably fail Of any
good result. The leader Of the forces,
Rev. br. Morris, president Of Lane Theological
Seminary, has reeentiy visited Utah aud, as the
result Of his observations, a; = meeting Las, week
expressed his dOub, Of the expedieney Of crushing
the Mouons by force or driving them out Of the
country BY Wholesale prosecution. Dr. Morris
hearers did no; indoTse hi. views, bu, advocate
the most radical measures. and have called pub
lie meeting at which the formal plan Of operations
will be adopted. The organization will include
many prominent women, who hope 20 enlist the
active sympathy and aid of their sex ,hrOus shoui
the country in the attack on a system which has
done 80 much to degrade and di.konor woman
hood.
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csros.posd,-es B@if..oSs cs--sy E.iss.
IN Favor or FREE PIXIES.
fESHr HaLI, Hrs DsssEIcT. ,

fEznt Han, IiSH Das-EiT.l
Jan. =. Iss..
We.sgs. Eiifsss I'll beg spaee IN yezr saiza-
be paper 10 ssy ss3sthing The sskjeef q tsIl-
gafes- In eonsersAfien wifA . n1mber ef Fsssls
men from diEsrsnt secfions e the eo1sfy I Es1
that there EXISTS strons senfienf IN fasor e tks
abolition of toll gates and the naking all tara
pixies free roads Z kne~ q . nsmheT Il instmn-
Cos shsre tks pressnf tel systez has anosnssl
really q epTressisn. and can cite the e ess
man I'm the 7fh district, vho tr1seiea hss ons and
a-haif miles Il read. uhe. IN ons year. vas esr1-
PEELED % pay The large ssn q seS fsr tsll TIE
secsnd gate On the JerasAism turnpike IL In tie
esnfrs of the JoppA Rad and al psrssns ssinx o
Tessonfoun are charged one esns fsT nersly
passing thrsagh a. Again en- the Vera Pike. il
yeur tous. there are gates whieh ozghs % bs re-
Dsrei- This systsn u tel gates di1 rery sssi
vhen The country sas thiniy psFuintsl ss1 tbs
people wsre not able ts Piks there own rpass. bzf
noe vs live IN . progressive age. n shirh the
essnty esght % ssn al The rss1s as1 ksrp tksa
In god essdision- Ths sins has eeuss wken tie
people sbouli arise In their @ixhi as1 assert ssr
rigbts- Il is useless fsr sns - tso - nssrs ID
this matter, and in oriss that the ambjses may hs
fairly prsssnts1 asi prsFsriy n<tsi spss. gszs1
ssEsest that Dessings ~ hold II every dssri-s e
ths eoanfy and th.f thrse delegates ~ scat frsm
each 10 Dest In eonsenfien ns Tswssnfswn C.
take tho neeessary steps - bring ths ssbjees %
The sttsntisn q he LsgislzfsrsL xS~ is tks tizs
fer eur delegates - sfriks In farer sf fsse rUaa
wx- J. Lansnsx-
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Nothing Done Ye. ,r ,he r,.e..la.ur.

The Baiiimsrs So -. Asl ~; -.ibss; jssi
ess.e. grosing unsAsy over the --@as:eriy IN
activity q the Fressn; I-si.ia;zse II i;s isss.
q Moriay la; e ssys
The Lsxissa;sss has 49, bssa ~ se.sis. nine-
tsen d.ys. ~ izeansiie-atie fFsri11 q its ie,al
tern q LIE q si1s;y days. Il has k~<a bzsy sta
matters = psrssl iatsrs; O. 10 s1embsFs, kzf if
has ~; passel any tin = fizrsstas-s @ tie Ygt-
Iie. !; - = Fefera Legislature IL if eosziffsi 4
% the PsssAse q lass e uhieh tie kst.el-fss
eEert sgaI - tie eiee-sa = isgisiatsrs uhs siil
sEboriiaaie private q Tshie iassrssts. asl he
FesSie Il Mar iani are F-fhAps Mt anF~ass.xhly
ke-szis< sEKisEs . s~s saasesk..s 4ese- Re.
si4es tes inasgarafiss = =ssssses iosking . the
diseosii.zAnre e ifs p-esri Frs-fiees ths Legs
9a;sre las Earigas 1afsers u associate aai rAFe
isss-es; q d. Tie state has b<ea ss6-ss.fiy
seAEi2iiEsi b. SHAT has aircaiy hsfFsseL TSs
es.viciien Il seasTAl that il j. sizs fhzf ss-h
EszoerE - recs<nir. tDs trsfh tat f-sssss s1ss
is Fsbiie trst shs1d kegin . ;rans4rs tAe bssi-
ress 81 ths usAish. regardless u party snl
perssaai tiss- Sesie-s - pledges uifi perhaps
tail nsse serigzf eonse4zenees Bss thsn ]; las &c
rrssiess ssssssss- Pssi- PAiieaes Is aiassss wsrn
sus~
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28
THE MARYLAND APPOINTMENTS.

The contest over the Government appointments
for this State settled on Thursday when Presi-
dent Arthur sent the following nominations to the
Senate:
For Collector Of The Porf-Col. Edwin II. Web.
stsr, Of Hartford county.
For Naral 0efesr-Dr. William n. Wilmer, Of
Charles county.
For CHifed States Mar.kai-John NJ. McClin-
toek, Of Baltimore city.
For Uaiied States District AnOrnsy-Arekibaid
Sterling, Jr., Of Baltimore city.
All these gentlemen are well known 10 the pes-
pie Of the State and the slate is generally regarded
as good one. Col. Webster, who has before held
the once Of Collector, succeeds Mr.. Jno. L. Thomas,
Jr.; Dr. Wilmer succeeds Mr.. William Cochran,
and Messrs. MeciintOck and Sterling are their
own successors.
The Office Of Surveyor Of the Port 10 yet TO be
filled and for this place Il is said Mr.. Urners can
dida,e, II. Clay NALL, Of Frederick has the inside
track.
correspondent states that when the news Of
Col. Webster's appointment reached Belair on
Thursday afternoon, that gcn,ieman's law Offices
were soon filed with representative men Of all
shades Of political opinion, who had come to ex-
tend their congratulations. To reply to inquiries
Col. Webster said:
81 have no Official notification Of my appoint.
inent but from these (handing the reporter n
number Of eongratulatory teiegrams from gentle.
men In Washington and Baitimorc,l presume
the report is true. am both surprised aud graft.
hed surprised, because have never made a per-
sonal application for the Office. have never seen
the President at NIL, and have not the pleasuse Of
his acquaintance; and I am gratiaed because I
should have been somewhat disappointed, after
having consented TO the use Of my name, II the
appointment had not been rendered me. called
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury, and said To
him that did not pretend TO have any claims upon
theparty, that was n genuine Republican, earnest
IN my lab"rs for the success Of the party In this
state, but still did not think had rendered the
party any service that entitled mo 10 this prefer
meat. shall accept the app continent with thanks
TO the President, and I hope 10 be able 20 remain
on good terms with all the Republicans in the state
those who arc in office ~ well as those who are
out. In the matter Of my deputies, I am not CON.
mittcd TO anyone. and have not made up my mind
as TO whom I shall appoint. I shall represent no
faction OF the party but my aim will be 90 make
the service thorough aud efficient, aud the admin.
istration OF president Arthur successful and aeee
table to the people Of the city and state
As is well known the USIox has q number Of
times expressed its preference for Hon. j. Morrison
Harris, Of our own county. for the cOllectorship,
but a. the ehSiss aia nc; fan upon him. are well
satisfied with the selection made BY the President.
rs Col. Webster Is gentleman who 10 deseryedIy
popular and for whom We have the highest esteem.
We feel safe In saying that he will use his best
tndeasors to build up the Republican party in
Maryland andin this praiseworthy work he should
have the hearty cooperation Of every good Re-
publican.
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eTcomptroiler Keating hes put on bis var
paint and demands an examination Of his Official
character. lie has addressed the Legislature and
the investigation, but no whitewashing. .-Aaaap
ole Gasene.
Yes, 10 an Investigation could be had without
the whisswashins which 1, sure to follow. l, would
be all right, bat does anybody believe that the
present "rsform" Legislature will do anything but
gloss over the cOmptrOller's Ofheiai acts Mr..
keaiing, personally, 10 As high toned, honorable
gentleman as there 10 in the State but the polti.
cal company he Is in is sueient TO ruin the repu-
tation Of the "oldest inhabitant." Mr.. Heating
may not be responsible for the matters laid at hi,
door-doubtiess 10 not-bus he gets the blame just
the same ~ though he were.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

- Eugene Hisgias was Secretary ofihe Sen
sts at the last session. lie vent on and vas &C.
eupisi one day In organizing the New Senate
but allow him two. He vas voted for it Sl5e.O0
10 be paid, u u can be, out Of the Treasury What
call you thisl Retrsnehment! A member gets
$500 day.-Hsgsrsfo~a Mail, Ges. Hazilio.'s
eygaa.
Yes, this Is the Kind Of "rstrenehment" ne al
ways look for from Democratic Legislaturs. To
be sure IL 10 not the kind promised before slse-
siOns, bat ID Is the identical Kind aiways praeisei
after the lawmakers get % Annapolis.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

ss-"Baltinore's natural desire 10 extend the
city limits s fated 20 meet again with disappoint-
ment. Bossism and political trading have ruined
the prospects Of city extension
The above Is the Baltimore A-srieas'. howl on
the city extension question. We had no idea the
eity'' delegation would throw up the sponge so
early 10 the fray. The bose, appear TO manage
the extension scheme as they do everything else
in fac, no legislation can 90 through unless IL
has their sanction. Under these circumstance
Ne do not exPee, much in the matter Of . ne~ reg
istration Law.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

FGnsr Dlsrmscs. Jannary Ia, Iskz-
Edifors II fae Cnies --PleAss infsrm ne if ~
law regsirisg The csssty cs1mis-ssssrs q p.b-
lisa tbs monthly sfnssm<.f e he Tr-as1rsr - sws
newspaPsrs isssea ns The csunfy seat kas bs<n rs-
pealsd. an1 u q has 81, vhaf reas.as f any ars
gissn ~ The co@@ississsrs fss sisi.sisg T.
Ennexnsun AvESrE
lThs ias has 81 bsss rspeaisl. - uhy Il /,
thsi The ssAis~sss is "a psAlshss ns reFuirsa ~
are ssaAss % r.y. Osr ssrrsPsassss riH ksss
% spply q ths cs-.ississsrs Ser s.Hghss.zs.s
% thIs sahlesa--EnN. unsn.l
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~ The "reform" Legislature Of Maryland
means TO accomplish reforms By doing ns,Ling.
The principal business Of that body appears 10 be
TO quarrel over the leaves and hshss-ths printing
contract, the Baltimore police bill, &c. Bot per-
hsPs it uill be better for the State ., large II
these and kindred Subjects continue to engros lie
attention until the end Of the ninety days. The
people are paying for this little fan nov going on
at Annapolis and as We all like to be amused We
should not complain because the port 10 costing
rs somsthing. Proceed with your circus, gentle
man.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

TSs Maryta-d cO~ss e APpsais ssesnsly rss-
dsrsi he is'lS-isg i-Psrssss Ss-isisa;
Iss- TAsf asassr can ssiss kis rirhf e az
smpfiss Scr slee wsrfk e prsysrfy-
"a Th1f ssiess tbs 8ebsss eiaizs rs exczTsien
uhss nssrs tka. s,s artieis l. lssiss - - ths
skeriE e. e~ns1nAas. hs znznss alser~aras sss the
eGrer fsr SEE n nsssy.
"a Ths; 4 10 80 ~ asfy e ths eEsss aakin<
tbelsSy ts 80 naids exemFtio1. mnarss ae@ssi-
Cd ~ ths Sstes4ans. sxrspt a1ly uhsn Tia pruP'r-
q . ~ so eszsstt - cns s.<is Fies e PgsPr-
q vhieA n iss n1frFs 10 i.sssisaAas Thss bs
mnsf hnss Il mpprnisef s.a ressrse s1oe Ser The
drfe.4.st nths nFprniaeze.f e ths 80 arfieis
is Isss thnn sies, th1s - rsssrss IL IRA s=EIs
kom9-
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S~Lssvs has been asked to introduce bill In
the Legislature to pay William Knsbe 4 Co. 81.
ois.oo for pianos and an organ furnished the State
Normal School. IfPianos and an organ are fur.
nishsd 10 the two thousand white and eolorsd
schools Of the State sinking fund would have d
be provided for the purpose. There may bs 9
project on hand TO have music school,
as sdjsnets 10 the regular public schools Of ths
State. Il would be better to provide spelling.
books FOR the i3s,ooO person, in the State. owe,
ten years Of age, who are unable TO read and writ.
than to pay for pianos and an organ furnished III.
State Normal School. Let those who receive III.
bensft Of the pay pupils Of these schools pay
for the Instruments furnished.
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eB-Ths weather Of the early part Of the past
vsek was the coolest szPsrissesd In some parts of
the North for ten years. In different parts Of
Massachusetts and Nsw Hsmpshirs the thsrmom-
sssr on Tsssdsy registered from 10 to - degrees
below ssro. Al Newport, Rhode Island, the pub
lie schools had 10 be closed account Of the In
tense cold. At White Hall. n. r., the mercury
was IS below; at sarsicga, %, and at sarsnss
Lake, -. Al Rixfsrd, Pa, Il was ~ beisw ;
Tiiusvilis. 10, and ct williamsport below. Great
suffering has been the result Of this ssddsn change
from medsrais 10 intensely eeid weather.
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es-whats the matter with the JomrssI man 2
When he writes about Police bills FOR the city be
speaks Of "oH municipal politics = and whsn he
goes for justifying President Williams be calls
himself "a young Senator" Going to the Ancient
City too often must be doing the business for him.
The "young Senator" should not wander from
sour municipal" city Of TOwsOn TO Baltimore town
politics as ''phunny pheiIOu" too, too utterly
aften
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VALUABLE LEASEIiOLD PROPERTY Is
18TH DISTRICT or BALTIMORE COUN-
1Y. on WASHINGTON ROAD, -.
= ABOUT or A MILE PROM CITY s,ss-fss
L. LIMITS. IMPROVED BY -
FOUR FRAME DWELLING HOUSES.
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Tor
Baltimore county, sitting a. a Court of Equity
passed In the ease % Emma v. Waltemeyer ani
others ~. Isaac Mecafiey AMI Others. witch de-
cree was, On appeal taken by respondent, fErmci
By the Court Of Appeals Of Iarylanl. the under
signed, the Trustee named in said decree, will Of
/ fer AZ Pablie sale on the prciaisss, on
Monday, SoL dog ef JsAHsry. 4. u. ISs2,
az the hour Of y. ~,
on the premises, on the Washington Turnpike
Road, about of a mile from the e.ty limits aud
about 200 yards from the bridge over GHynn's
Falls on said turnpike roai aud in the 18th Elc--
tion District of Baltimore county.
ALL THAT VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD PROP
ERTY, DESCRIBED As FOLLOWS.
TO WIT:
beginning for the same at a stone markell D..
No. ]. planted At the north side of the washing-
/ ton Turnpike Road, at the eastcrnmsst corner Of
lot e., No. !, a. laid d9Wn on the plat of the u
vision of the real estate Of Mary catsn heifs and
running thence binding on said turnpike road
north 90 degrees and 20 miauics east G2 feet
inches, then north 90 degrees 30 minutes west goo
feet 20 HOikhAn street; laid ou; 20 fee; vide, thea
binding on said street south 80 degrees 30 min
uies vest CO feet inches O. a stone markell d..
No. 2. . corner % lot c., No. :, thea bindins on
said lot south 90 degrees 30 inmates east coo fee,
90 the place Of beginning. ibsins the same land
conveyed in an iBden,ure of assignment from
Charles Y. waltemeyeT, Adninisirator. ETC., 70
said Isaac McCurley. datei Dccembcr 2Isi, 1870,
and recorded among the Land Records Of Balti.
more county, in Liber J. r.. No. loo. folio 5i2.
etc, and particularly described In n conveyance
from Francis q. y. waliemeyer to Rachel Waite
meyer, dated DeeeEber 9Th. ISL. and recorded
IN Lber y. u. A.. No. -. folio i5s. eis improv-
ed BY four 90 tEO-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES.
shieh rent for from - b a Or $40 per month
each, the whole %: being subject q an annual
ground Feni of Sl6 : io0, payable in equal half
yearly ins;aimsnts. Mr. waitemeyeF & a; pre-
ent living in sne of said hosses.
TERMS or SALE AS PRESCRIBED BY
TIE DECREE ARE:-On third Cash. one-;AirI
in six MONTH. AMI balance in ;we!ys month.
from day of saie. deferred payment q bear IT,
ters't from the day q sale, anl g. BE- sccurcl hy
notes q purchaser Eith security .aiisfaciory u
Trustee, % all cash Al pureba.eF's option.
Ess- deposit of 500 sill be reluirci 81 the
purchaser the day 81 sale.
WILLIAM :. KEECH. Trustee.
OLIVER =. NAcGILL, iac;iaucer.