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re- Col. X. N. Johnston. principal Of Pen
Lucy school, this county, was ono Of the pail
bearers at the funeral Of HE friend, 9Ov. Alexsn-
der II. Stephens. Of Georgia, which took place 81
Atlanta ON Thursaay.
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GB-ft appssrs 10 DO settled fact that Col
Diity is not 70 be disturbed In bis position Of Col
lscsor % Internal Revenue. The duties Of tina,
charged, and this fact IL abundantly proven BY
the prominent business men Of all shades Of poll
Ties who unsolicited vent to Washington In be-
half Of Col. Ditty. Let Us hope. for the good Of
ihe party. that this unsssmly warfare may tsrmI-
nate II once. No good, one way or the other,
eas. result By keeping II mp.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

eS-The Hartford county Democracy 10 In q
very "mixed" condition, and IL the Republicans
don't walk away with the Bourbons over there
next fall then there Is no dependence to be placed
In the signs Of the times.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

re-Ths bill introduced In the New York
Legislature for the preservation Of Niagara Fails
.. meeting with considerable opposition. Those
opposing the measure ailege that the preservation
Of the falls Is only called for by fsw sentimental
people Of large wealth and constant leisure.
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es-In addition to the great number Of manu-
featuring establishment, already in operation q.
Lock Haven. Pa, Is to be added factory 10 which
bologna sauIage will be constructed 10 half. mile
rolls. Il 1. claimed that this mill will make more
sau.ages out Of less real material than any con
eern In the country.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

Mw-CiviI Service Illumination Baltimore city
Owed Dsl,lnsrseoun s.s2sII; Baltimore eoun-
u owed Baltimore city s2.eae 81. Baltimore city
paid balance 81 1880. Of which Baliimors eoun-
b fsssived so,ooo.eo. Express the difference de-
! eimaI frnclisnsIIy and fractional dseimaily.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

;ro-lIenry sey bert. Philadelphia miIllonairs,
Lsmoyne furnace at Washington, Pa. this week.
In little over two hours the body was entirely
consumed. The ashes were taken back to Phila-
delphIa and buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, near
the graves Of his parents.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

e1-HOn. Ben IIill was so much thought Of the
day Of his funeral that the GsOrgians resolved to
build him $50, 900 monument; but the subscrip.
tons have stuck at $3.50.
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A Military Man Made Happy.

wAsurxeYox, ID. G --lsnsraI q. G. Kniean, In .
letter stating his wife was cured Of painful all
ment By 81. Jacobs oil, writes that afier witness
ing lie magical cure Of pain be would cheeFfnlly
pay sloa for bottle Of 81. Jacobs OIL n be eould
not get Il cheaper.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

arch Of all he surveyed" when he called the attss-
tiOn Of the Senate to misplaced comma.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

eB-The Monroe doctrine Of ''no sntangling
alliances 10 the promise Of the new Fire Marshall
Of Baltimore city, ba, will not each fireman have
10 wear whytc featherI
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sg-Ths Omaha R,Pn5iieaa says Nebraska has
tried high license. and has "found Il DO the bss,
thing yet offered" 10 regulate the liquor traffic.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

e8-Tsrrapin and champagne soms,imss 90
long way towards manufacturing Democratic can
didates for Governor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

Gg-Ths State Normal School must be on
wheeis-iu head may be seen anywhere between
Lafayette Square, Baltimore, and Key West,
Florida.
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on a RIsTEAU, Auc,ioneer..

by 'iTtuc Of an order Of the Orphans Court Tor
baltimore county, the undersigned, Executors Of
the estate Of John Poeock. deceased, will self at
public sale. on tho premises. In the 10th district
on the road leading from the Jarrc,tsvilc turnpike
90 Dances Mil. adjoining the properties Of John
Smith, Henry Green aud others, on
Wsdnssd1y. March 2sth, 1853, at 10 O'Clock A. w.,
The following Personal Property, via:
] Pair Fine Males, Bay liorse, years old I
Sherman Morgan Mare. yrs. old, good driving
animal; Bay Mare, Mich Cows, some fresh
and others will be fresh by day of sale I one.
year. old licifer, Yoke Of Oxen, Brood sows
one with Pigs; fine Shoais. ! fpur-horse broad
tread Wagon, Spring Market Wagon, I Carry
all. Wagon Bed, I Hay Carriage, l OK Cart,
Champion Reaper, nearly new; ! Champion Nov
or, in good order I Bickford 4 Huffman Grain
Drill 10 good order; Spring. Tooth Horse Rake,
! Thrcshing Machine, two.horso tread power
Grain Fans. Cutting Box. Corn Shelter. Plows.
Harrow, Drags. Single and Double Shsvel. l
Roller Forks. Rakes, Ma,tosks. Hoes Sh,vcls.
Picks. Stone Hammer. S.yihes. Grain Coolies.
Double and Single Trees. Biacksmith's Tools, .
cross Cut save, set BreeahbandS. ; sets Lead
arness. Wagon saddle. Collars. Brides. Iisiters,
Lines, set Light Harness, &c. Also. lot Hay,
Corn by the barrel. Dat by the bu.hsi. lot Pota
toes. Bacon. Lard, barrel Vinegar Cider barrels.
Meat Casks. 80 Aso. Dairy FxtuTes such n,
Pots. Pans. Chnsns. Butter Box. Scales. &c. Also.
lot e l.uubcr
TERMS OF SALE.-All sum, of sij aud un-
deT. cash on sums over that amount n credit of
10 be secured by tho note. e the purchaser. with
security o. BE- app-"tcl by the Executor, bearing
intefc'; from day 81 sale.
JESSE p0cocE. Executors.
March iu.--ts.
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lie had just returned from his summer vaea-
tion, and describing the beauties Of mountain
scenery 70 q lady friend. he asked; "IIave you
ever seen the Cats hin -nounlainsf" aud she an
swereds "No bet have seen the Duis.eough-
fvfnn -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

REPORT
AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY
pom THE
Month OfFebruary, 1883.

In accordance with the requirements Of An Act
passed January Session, 1875, the Treasurer aud
Collector Of Taxes for Baltimore county hereby
makes report 10 the County Commissioners Of the
amounts received and disburscd for the month Of
February, lss3, NJ follows:
Cash reeefred from all sources duriIO Ihe
month Of Febraaru, 1888.
Cash on hand February Ist, lsS3.......s3 ,G3T.33
Received Of l.. N. Bacon, deputy clerk,
in the case Of State W. Rose......... 500
J. 7. Dueker, magistrates ines......... 200
u. A.'Naglc. sale Of old lumber......... li.25
II. Linginfelter, attorney, redemption Of
Miss Stanley property sold for taxes
for the years 1877 aud iS7s............. I03.9O
ThOs. u. Mitchell, magistrates lnes... 1890
I. II. Matthews, treasurer. dividend OF
Western Run stock ........................ 1000
On account Of levy isS2. e,iO9.72
1851 ..................... l,25i.O7
lSsO.................. 23T.42
1879 .................... l3i.S5
iSsS.................... 5j.7l
,GII.25
DISBURSEMENTS
Disbursements for month Of Feb, lss3..s2s Oi7.05
Balance. ,s6T 20
WILLIAM PARKS,
Mch. lO.-it. Treasurer and Collector.
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E8-If rs cents Il charged for 2s-ssn. work,
gusss dseimaily how much Of The diasrsnes The
Comptroller sees.
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Sales Of Property.

R. Quincy Hall. Trustee, rs Lexington Street.
Baltimore, Md.
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Sc MA, G W

STOCk.-Five Valuable and bic. Bodied Work
Horses. u them Brood Mares; . three year.old
Colts; Driving and Riding Mare, I Valuable
Cows, vii! be ifcsh 10 short time; I Yearling
lleiisr, three year I'D Bull. par, Hereford; IS
ufaied Co;sWnld Eues aud Lambs. Cotswold
Buck. 10 Fine >hoa;,.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. 4c..-2 four horse
broad tread Wagons, one heavy and the other
light iNo.horse bfoad-tread Wagon, nearly
new new Iiorse Cart. / jersey Wagon, Ton
Buggy. ia good order, With Pole aud shafts:
Lime and Wood Bed. stone Bed. Hay Carriage, |
Combined Champion Reaper and Mower, in good
order ! Acme Mower. ! Spring. Tooth Horse
Rake, Cutting Box. Wheat Fan, I Threshing
Machine aud Power Davis Pelton Patent, in good
order Davis Highland Chilled PloWs Davis
Drsss. single AID Double Shovel Plous, ! Hinge
Harrow. Shovels, FORKS, Rakes. Matiock., Hoes,
log and Firth Chains. Co.'S Chains, Single and
Double Trees. Spfealers, Quarry Tools set Black
smith Tools, lliekock Cider Mil, hand power:
Gfindstonc. Biekiori A Huffman Wheat Drill.
in perfect order Roller. . Corn Shelters, &c.
HARNESS.-l set Breechbsnas. ; sets Lead
Harness. Piow Gears, &c; buggy Harness, Car
rage Harness for two horses. Riding Saddles Bri-
dee, Wagon Saddle Housens, Collars, HalteTs. lie.
FURNITURE, de- Old. Fashioned Corner
Clocks, in excoieut order: Beds, Bedding. Bureaus
IAize wsEdrobes, Tables, Chaifs, Book Case,
Wash.Stanas. Parior aud Kitchen Stoves, Carpets,
oile!oih, Kitchen Furniture, Dairy Fixtures. con-
sitiing Of Churns. Stoneware. Croekeryware, Re.
frigera,or, 10 good order: ! Panty safe, Scales,
Sieelyafds. Meat Tubs. Ac.
Also. lot Of Hay. Corn by the barrel, about l.
200 lbs Prime Bacon, lot OF Lard. several Casks
Of Vinegar. lot & Early Rose Potatoes. suitable
for seed lot of Peerless Potatoes. lot Of Poultry
tame aud Plymouth Rock.
TERMS OF SALR.-Sums Of $50 and under,
eash on sums over ,ha; aAoau, credit Of nine
2 months will be given. purchasers giving notes
With approved security. bearing interest from day
Of sale. No goods 90 be removed until terms are
compiled with. :. LEWIS GRIFFITH.
March IS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10
GEORGE ". sTOCRsDALE, AuetiOneer.
EXTENSEvE PUBLIC SALE
IL -oF-
HORSES. CATTLE. SHEEP. HOGS. FARM
IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, &c.

The undersigned. having sold hi. farm, vii; sell
a; public salr. On the premises. on the Western
Run Turnpike. near Davisville, and abou, miles
from Cockeysyillc. on
Monday. Nar.i ~. iSs3. af9 o'ciock 4. w. sLarp.
THE FOLLOWING STOCK, Farm IMPLE.
MENTS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ar.. VIZ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

ions =. Cuttings. w H. sasLaf,
John n. CUTTINGS d GO.
BANKERS.
BALTIMORE. 81.

re- Money received on deFosi; subject to sight
drafts.
Members Of baltimore Stock Exchange. buy
or sell Stock, and Bonds in this IS well as New
York. ?hilaiclphi1 and Boston Markets.
Checks on New York. Boston. Philadelphia and
Eastern and Western points collected free Of charge
10 dcposito.s. Balances tcmittcl on favorable
terms.
N-wiil be glad 90 furnish information "a re-
gard to Railroad state, Muui,ipal and other &C.
euritics. March l0.'s3y.
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The March term Of the Circuit Cour, for ual,i.
nora county began at Towsontown on Monday
lase The juries for the term are constituted a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

rErir JuRT.
August Auor.
Elihu Smith,
Samuel c. IIeird.
X. Bruce Hook,
John Oursler,
Geo. II. Elder,
Joshua Parsons.
Charles J. Beckley,
Alanson y. shiplsy.
Chas. w. Cullison,
Reuben IIouseman,
Jesse II. Daily.
John W. Hicks,
A. W. Ensor,
John II. Jones,
Martin Geist,
John COMMIT,
Saml. Y. Butler,
Chas. W. Lee,
CarviIl Perdue.
EdW. A. Gorsuch.
J. Henry Raspo,
Jos. Klein,
VIM. y. Bnrgan.
GauWw. ~ n.n.Nt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-10

CRANE JrhY.
Richard Y. Maynard,
foreman
Herman l.. Piel,
Ernest Springer,
John Bowen, ST.,
Frederick Lus,nauer,
Lewis strayer,
u Howard GoTsueh,
ChRs. Ziegler,
Israel 7. Herbert,
Joseph II. Norril,
Evan N. Price,
Christian Hoffman,
Geo. W. feelemycr,
joseph d. Mitchell.
Geo. Folks,
Nicholas T. lIutchins,
Geo. Bennett,
Anthony Lindsay,
Adam LenhoG,
Thomas james.
John r. Mumma,
Patrick O'Brien.
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EDWARD II. BIssELL -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-20
vE';rINIa fIEWs

The oldest man In Bedford Is IL. Black
sell Goodman he is about % years of age
and was il the war oflsl2 He a healthy
and quite active.
A little son OF Mr.. ". .. Embrey, Of Fred
ericksburg, while handling toy pistol last
Saturday, was severely wounded in the
hand by the bali
Pneumonia is quite prevalent in parts Of
Spotsyvania county. Since the first of
january there have been twenty-five cases
near Fretierick's Hall
Two foreign impOsters claiming To be
arabs and 10 have fought in Arabs army.
made their appearance in Fredericksburg
The other day, but were soon hustled out
Thomas Williamson, of Warrenton, has
patented newspaper file by which the pa
pers can be filed so as consecutive pages
will follow each other. He will in few
days have factory for their manufacture
in operation.
The farm Of Mr.. Thomas II. Harris, in
Spotsyivania county, containg about 400
acres, has been sold to Mr.. Charles II. Phil
lips, Of Pennsylvania, for $4,000, and Mr.
George Z. Chancellor has sold his farm
near Fredericksburg, to Mr. Wood, Of New
Jersey, for $780,
At the sale on Saturday, near Auburn,
Fauquer county, Of the personal estate of
the late Miss Charity Ball. a pitcher com
memorative Of tho surrender of CORVALLIS,
nearly century old, brought $1,000. One
side exhibited has relief of the surrender,
the other side portrait Of Lafayette.
The faculty of the University of Virginia
have selected Rev. Otis A. Glazebrook, of
the P. E. Church, to be chaplain of the uni
versity for the two years following October
l, 1888. Some time ago Mr. Gazebrook was
severely injured in railroad accident in
Georgia which disabled him for a consider
| able period.
The grand jury Of the IIenrico County
Court indicted yesterday Barbara Miller
for the murder of her husband, Daniel Mil
Ter. Mary Wilkins, her mother, who was
arrested upon suspicion of being an accom-
| plice in the murder was ordered to be dis.
charged. Barbara will be tried on the Sec
ond Monday in next month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-20
NEWS OF TEE DAY

Parnell has finally concluded to visit
America.
One thousand marks were received at
Washington yesterday from Berlin for the
relief OF the flood sufferers.
The total counsel fees paid to lawyers en-
ployed on behalf Of the government in the
star route trials arc Sis, S54.4l.
A bill was introduced il the DelawareLeg-
islature yesterday looking to the taking of a
popular vote on the local option question in
1854.
A letter from President Arthur Is printed
in London to show his sympathy with the
objects of the Universal Arbitration and
Peace Society.
Last Friday night barn containing live
stock and grain belonging to H. c. McNally
twelve miles from Helena, Mon, was burn
ed. 4 vigilance committee charged the
crime on two men named Coomcs and Smith
and hung them on Sunday night.
There was heavy storm in Chicago Sun
day night and yesterday, and reports state
that the cold wave extends over the entire
Northwest. Considerable damage TO prop
erty has been occasionod 1t Milwaukee
Wuukeegan and parts Of the east shore OF
Lake Michigan. There was heavy snow
storm at Detroit Sunday night, and at St
Louis and Omaha tho thermometer fell be.
low frczing point. A severe snow storm
was reported from Toronto yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-20
ro-DAY's TELEasapaIc NEWS,

The bark Sarpn, irom Philadelphia for
Bremen, has been abandoned at seq.
A heavy snow storm is prevailing in the
vicinity of Richford, Vermont
Dispatches from various points in New
York State say that heavy snow storm is
prevailing.
The Emperor William of Prussia has ac-
cepted the resignation of Admiral Won
Stosch, chief of the ministry ofmarine.
The British Cabinet stands divided on
the question Of the construction of a tunnel
under the British channel.
Germany and Spain are preparing to
adopt hostile tariff laws because OF the fail
ure Of peace negotiations.
Prof. Gabriel Campbell OF Bowdoin Col
ege, has decided to accept the chair of in
tellectual and moral philosophy at Dart
mouth College.
The grand jury of Belfast have found a
true bill against Nugeut and twelve other
members Of the Armagh assassination socie-
ty who were arrested in October last.
The French Government has negotiated
with the Bank of France sexcnnial obi
CATION Of l2O, 100000 francs in preference to
issuing treasury bonds.
MI. " Donhcll, member u Tie British Par
llamen, at a meeting in Glasgow last night,
urged the Irish in England and America to
organize for the attainment of Irish de-
mands.
The Governor of Moscow has received a
letter warning him that the Kremlin, where
the Car Is TO be crowned, will be blown
up during the coronation ceremony ii the
Gear refuses to grant constitution.
4 dispatch from Gc;ha says that Herr
Won Wangenhem, Councillor of State and
Minister of Worship and of Schools, has
been shot dead by disappointed applicant
Tor Office. The murderer has committed
suicide.
The remains Of the late John Howard
Payne, which are expected to arrive in New
York Thursday, will be met in that city BY
two gentlemen from Washington, represent
ing Mr.. w. w. Corcoran. who will convey
them to the latter place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-20

BE sHoRT.-Long visits, long stories, long
essays, long exhortations and long prayers
seldom profit those who have to do with
them. Life is short. Time is short. Mo-
ments are precious. Learn to condense,
abrldge and intensity. We can bear things
that are dull, if they are only short. We
can endure many an ache and ill if it is over
soon. while even pleasure grows insipd and
pain intolerable ifthey are protracted beyond
proper limits. Lop of branches: stick to the
main fact in your case. Ifyou pray, ask for
what you think you will receive, and get
through; ifyou speak tel! your message and
hold your peace boil down two sentences
into one, and three words into two. AL
ways, when practicable. avoid lensthiness-
learn to be short
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-20

THE RAILROAD COMPANIES AND CoU-
PoNs.-The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
the Baltimore and Ohio, the Valley, the
Washington and Ohio and the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad Companies
yesterday offered to pay their taxes to Au
ditor Allen in coupons Their indebted.
ness amount to about 100000 in money,
The companies did not offer the money
with tho coupons, and Auditor Allen has
directed the several treasurers in the coun-
ties through which the railroads run to pro-
caed against tho companies as the situation
demands-or, in other words, has directed
the treasurers to proceed with the collection
of the taxes If the railroad companies
should then refuse to pay their debts to the
Commonwealth, the matter will get INTO
the courts. The first case will come M at
staunton, and from there will 90 to the
Court of Appeals, unless the railroad
companies in the meanwhile decide to give
mp the ship and come forward and hand
in the necessary greenbacks in compliance
with the Riddleherger bill. -Richmond Who
of today.
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4 $4,000 Romance ,

true romance in real life recently took place
in Louisville, KY. The circumstances were these
Miss Alrenc Handerespt, the beautiful and accom-
plishcd daughter OF our well known and esteemed
druggist, had weiknown young gentleman,
also Of Louisville, paying her attentions and both
being possessed of speculative spirit and unknown
to the other, purchased 81 ticket in the Com
monwealth Distribution Company. 1t so han.
pened that each took half ticket with the same
number and when tho drawing terminated they
had drawn $1,000 each, their number having
drawn The $4,000 prize. When the young gen
tleman called to tell his good fortune his surprise
was great to find his sweetheart was also entitled
t" congratulations. Of course. a wedding soon
followed, for 1t was srlEevident thoy We're Intend
ea Tor each other and the young gentleman Is now
the owner Of a prosperous business and at his re.
quest we refrain from giving his name also. Now
let all young gentlemen and ladies 90 and do like.
wise Next drawing, Saturday, March 3lst.
s9oo prizes, 2.4oO Capital prize $4,000
to Z. NJ. Boardmau, Louisville KY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-20
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 90.
JUSTICE MATHEWS, of the L. s. Supreme

JUSTICE MATHEWS, Of the L. S. Supreme
Court, says the coupon killer does
impair the obligation Of the contract Nir-
ginia made with her creditors, and is vio-
la,ion Of the constitution of the United
States, but that as no means is provided by
the constitution for enforcing its provisions
against States which do repudiate their COW
enants, the constitution, in that respect at
least, is null and void, and is not the su-
preme law Of the land-or words to that eff
feet. Now al that a few demagogues in
every Southern State will have to do in or
der to gain possession Of their respective
States is to follow the example set them by
some Of their class in Virginia and advocate
the reputation Of the debts due by their
States. They will receive the solid negro
vote, and with that they will only require
for success the votes Of q few white men to
carry any OF the States Of the South. When
all the Southern States shall have repudia-
ted their debts, and are sustained therein
By the [. S. Supreme Court, the infection
will spread to the North, and the principles
of REIMBURSEMENT will be applied to the ma
tonal "a well as to State debts, and the
United States will wallow in the mirc Of re-
pudiaton.
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COMMUNICATED.
4 Few More Alexandria ships,

AioAe SaseAa'tllid
Ship Columbia, built at what is now Az.
news yard, owned by VIM Fowle.
Ship Alexandria, built a! the same ward
and owned by the same gentleman.
Brig Edward, built at the same yard. and
owned hy the Daingerfelds.
Ship John Marshall, built by Easily at
Georgetown, owned by the same gentle
men.
Brig Belvidere, Captain George Fletcher,
built by r. W. Hunter owned by the same
gentleman.
Brig Lcai, owned by &. H. Lambert, the
last one of the sca-going vessels owned
here.
Schooner Sarah Lorena. Capt. Charles
Dearborn, Nate Walter Nichols, both muir
dered by Babe, the pirate.
Schooner Mary Emilinc, Captain Thomas
Rice. who died with yellow fever in the
West Indies
Schooner Rose in bloom, owned BY the late
Mordecai Miller, condemned fifty Years ago:
portion of which can yet be seen at a
very low tide in the Cove, between the two
ship yards.