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Daily evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville [Ky.]) 1883-1887, 1883-04-11

Agriculture is the financial barome-
ter OF the United States. LONDON Teie-
graph.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, as she was
walking on the beach one day, was
asked if she were not afraid of the terrific
storm then raging. She replied: "No;
prefer the voice of God to that of the
summer boarder."
Daily evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville [Ky.]) 1883-1887, 1883-04-11

1t is highly important that a horse
stable should be well ventilated, whether
it be- in basement or not. Horses
often acquire serious diseases of the
eyes and lungs from breathing foul air
in unycntilaled stables. 1t is neither
humane nor profitable to expose them
10 such dangers, " T. Examiner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29

MONEY To LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN on MORTGAGES, In
sums ranging from ONE To FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, for from two 10 eve years, at per
cent. Apply TO or address,
LEMUEL ID. 0fFUTT,
Attorney At Law, TOusonteun, Nd.
Oct. H.-tf.
WANTED-lS0 TO 200 Acres TOR Grain and
w Grazing Farm; healthy location. JNO. p.
CLARK, Lexington aud Calvert Sts., Baltimore.
ssP.l.sSy.
EN0R SALB-Conn.ry Store on railroad and pike.
- j. y. CLARK Lexington and Calvert Sta,
Baltimore. tssp.i,ssy.
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Jro-The Seis~fide American says too much 70.
liance 10 placed on the sense Of taste, sight, aud
smell In determining the character Of drink
Ing water. II Is fact which has been repeatedly
illustrated that water may be odorisss, tasteess,
aud eolorlsss, and yet be full Of danger TO those
who use Ii. The recent outbreak Of typhoid fever
In Nswburg. N. Y, is an example, having been
caused by water which was clear and without
taste or smell. Il IL also fact that even chem.
ieal analysis sometimes win fail TO show dan
gsrous contamination Of the water, and will al.
ways fall to detect the specific poison 10 the water
is infected with discharges Of an infectious nature
II Is therefore urged that the source Of the water
supply should be kept free from al possible means
Of contamination BY sewage. Il IL only In the
knowledge Of perfect cleanliness that safety is
guaranteed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29

In announcing himself ne an independent
candidate for Sheriff, Mr.. Thomas Bond aidressc.
himself to the voters Of Baltimore county In very
strong terms, rs follows;
"Ilaving announced my name as an Independent,
candidate for Sheriff Of Baltimore county, wish
TO state my for doing so. In the frs: place
/ am tired Of the way the primary meetings and
conventions are held. There IL not tho spirit Of
the people In either Of them, and n very few have
any voice In them. There were about three men
who run the whole thing this time, and could
name them " necessary, but will refrain from do.
Ing so Mt present. The plan has been In progress
for the last two months and developed Itself In
the primary meetings on last Friday aud Satur-
day. There was one or two hrc.brands thrown
into the convention that disturbed the Bosses,
and interiered with their full slate, but still they
were well satisfied. IL the voters Of Baltimore
county satisfied with this kind Of work. let the
work 20 on II not, let them come 90 tho front,
and u there 10 anyone the people want. let them
say go, and will step down aud out Of the way.
have nothing TO say about any Of the men who
have been nominated. Let the voters Of Baltimore
county decide that question at the bailot-box.
want u understood that have not consulted any
one about this matter. ain my own thinker and
speaker. aud if I should be Sheriff Of Baltimore
county, will be Sheriff Of the whole people Of the
county. No man, nor set Of men, snail make my
appointments, nor lead me from tho duties Of
Sheriff. l have not lived here nearly two years
and seen nothing. | know some viii say Bond
does not know what he 10 saying. Lot that be A.
u may. let the people Judge for themselves, and
" necessary, eau prove all say, and n great
deal more. Now. In conclusion, let inc say that
am poor man, aud was never before the people
for anything, and don't want anything unless I
can get u by my principles. am not urging this
matter; I only lay Il before tho people for their
confederation. have heard 80 much complaint
for the last eight or nine years about the way In
which the Democratic party has been run. aud no
one seems TO have backbone enough TO speak
Therefore, I AN prompted to say what have said,
and am willing TO stand up 10 Il.
Tu0vAs Hoxn"
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THE TICKET TO WIN.
Holton for Governors Smith for Comptrol-
ler-Mathews for Attorney General.


ler-Mathews for Attorney General.
The Republican State convention, which met in
baltimore on Thursday, was one Of the most bar
monious ever assembled in Maryland. There was
no jarring and the work was done In such man
ner as to reflect credit upon the members Of that
body and to insure the success Of the ticket In
November. Hon. J. Morrison Harris, Of Balti.
more county, who was elected Governor in 1875,
but who was counted out by the grossest Demo-
cratic frauds. presided, and was automatically
applauded as he took his scat upon the stage
Among the vice presidents was our esteemed fell
loweitiren, J. II. Kraft, Esq, Of the 9th district.
The only maine mentioned for Governor was
that Of Hon. Hart u. Holton. of Baltimore county,
who was nominated by reclamation amid much
enthusiasm. Dr. Washington A. smith, Of Dor
chester county, andthe Hon. X. Socket Matthews,
Of Baltimore city, were respectively nominated by
reclamation for tho Offices Of Comptroller and Al.
torney General.
The late hour Of holding the convention pre-.
vents our giving full report Cf the proceedings
this week. In our next issue We will print in full
the party platform and give sketches Of the can
diiates.
The ticket il on all hands regarded rs an ex-
ceptionaiy strong one. Let every Republican In
Baltimore county put his shoulder to tho wheel
from this hour and success will be ours in Novem.
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THE RINGS FIRST GUN.

The Democratic candidate for Governor open.
ing. lie, or the ring for him, could not have
chosen Il more congcnial locality to FIRE OF the
FIRST gun that IL aimed 10 destroy the little reform
that has been sullcnly wrung FROM the corrupt
wreckers Of the States prosperity. Baltimore
county Is the head centre Of the lower link In the
chain fastened to the State ring. Here arc to be
found It's most plant tools; here are its most
highly favored satellites, and above all and over
shadowing all, here Is the Democratic organ that
has ut.lieroded German himself in its attempts
to politically humiliatc and traduce Governor
Hamilton. Even the lIagerstown .Ner. could not
hold n candle TO the fierce flaming glare Of Its
anger whenever the Governor or any Of his pro-
posed reforms was spoken Of Baltimore county
was therefore fitting place and the Court House
the very building for tho shadow Of German" to
fire OF the first ring ammunition. The broad
Platitudes and unmeaning promises that Mr.. Nc.
Lane uttered were not the material from which to
expect any reform fruit. The whole canvass that
preceded his nomination was open and defiant
onslaught by the bosses on every sincere adyo-
cate Of reform throughout the State. The ring
was determined 10 win at all hazards, and Me-
Lanes anteceden,s and services TO German and
his coierie were sufficient guarantee that he was
the man for them, and they pu, him through just
as they did Heating two years ago.
The Democratic papers Of the State that pleaded
for better and purcr management Of State affairs
were almost unanimous in imploring the "man-
ayers" and "chief,ains" TO give them any one but,
MeLane as their Gubernatoriai STANDARD. bearer.
The history Of MeLane's public record was suf-
fcient TO change the minds Of any but class Of
political despcrsdocs who were determined to risk
their all on the casting Of their loaded die. Nc.
Lane 10 the lead tina, weights il.
Next week We will produce some Of the Demo-
cratic objections to McLanes being on their ticket
They will be an appropriate answer to his dcma.
gogic appeals on Thursday night. MeIane's
fret gun has been fired of in baltimore county,
which pretended TO DO for Roberts for Governor.
Let his second and third shots be fred OF In Kent
and Somerset counties, for he was tho champion
Of the bills that created the Offices Of Tax and
Insurance Commissioners to make snug places for
Jesse X. Hines and Levin woolford, Arthur =.
Germans right and left bowers. A the ring 10
running the campaign, ring counties should be
the first attended to.
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e0- The Lancaster, Pa, Ner Era publishes
the following in reference to an important inven-
tion: "Dr. Fahnestoek's theory that car wheels
revolving independently Of each other on the same
axle would be more economical than the ordinary
fxed wheels and axle has received practical
confirmation through experiments made on the
Lehigh Valley railroad. A series Of tests were
made on reversed curves. and resulted In showing
. saving Of from IS to - per cent. In power In
favor Of the loose wheel. The company Ia 80 we'll
satisaed with the results Of their experiments
that they propose to adopt the new form Of axle
Years ago DR.. William d. fahnestock Of this city
called the attention Of railroad men 10 the great
loss power and increased wear and tear on track
and wheels from friction caused by hxsd wheels
and axles. and spent considerable money In pat.
snting In this aud other countries device for in
dependent balanced wheels. Itdid not meet with
favor from railroad men but they seem now TO
be realizing the truth Of his theory IL they do not
adopt his particular device"
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Ia pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court oil
baltimore city, passed on tho 18th day Of July
1855. In tho Of Charlotte Louise Hill ct ais
70. Fannie q. Hill ct ais, and by virtue of the
Parliamentary power Of sale conferred on them, the
undersignei. surviving executors Of the will Of
William D. Hill, deceased, will sell by public auc
ton, AT PARTITION STATION, on the Northern
Central Railroad, on
Thur.day, lsh day Of October, 1855,
nj 2 o'clock +. NJ,
A DESIRABLE LOT OF UNIMPROvED FEE
SIMPLE LAND.
Lying on and near the Northern Central Railway,
containing
SIXTEEN ACRES. TWO ROODS AND EIGH.
TEEN SQUARE PERcHES,
MORE OR LESS.
Being and comprising Lots Nos. .. ., I. ), $,
p III. IL, IL aud Is, laid out on the Sales Plat
on file in the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
ia the matter Of the trust estate Of Charlotte
withers and others. and being and comprising all
the property conveyed 60 the said William D. Hill.
deceased. by two deeds from Michael T.. c. withers
aud wife TO him, and by deed from Talbot Den
mead. trustee. to him; which said three deeds are
respectively recorded among the Land Records Of
Baltimore county, In Liber l.. II. A., No. 6l folio
sO2. &C.; Lbcr J. II. L.. No. 81. folio Az, de-,
ssd i.iber J. II. L.. No. 81. folio 4ii, &e.
This land from its elevated location and prox-
unity TO Parkton 10 specially adapted TO q resi-.
railroad employees.
gD-Taxes adjusted 10 day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE ARE One third cash, bal.
anes In six and twelve months, or all cash at the
purchasers option. The credit payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale and TO be secured to
the atisfactiOn Of the undcrsigued.
B-A deposit Of 500 will be required at the
sale.
G. LOUISE HILL,
THOMAS HILL,
Surviving Executors Of v IN. d. hin, deceased.
ARTHUR W. MACHEN,
40 Lexington Street, s.,.,,o
GEORGE wIIITELOCK, soherofs'
i2Lexington Street. Baltimore.
MATTHEWS & KIRKLAND, Auctioneers.
SGT. 29.-ts.
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OUR COUNTY TICKET.

The Republican county convention which met
ut this place on Monday last, adjourned after hav.
ing nominated one Of the very bes, tickets that
has been presented for the SURFACES Of the people
Of the county for many years past. This Is wha,
the people, tired and di,gusted at the close cor.
Poration Management, Of the Democratic ring,
hoped for, and the Republican party has not dis
appointed them. Every candidate on the ticket
IL worthy Of the cordial support not only Of all
Republican voters In the county, but Of every
other voter who desires the overthrow Of tho cor
rupt bOssism that has It's foul mes, around the
Court House.
AZ In the State so has Il been for years In our
own county-a few corrupt place holders hare
domineered over their superiors In the Democratic
party and crushed them to the earth In their
greedy eagerness to gather In all the spoils. The
good and true men Of that party have been pushed
aside 10 make place for corrupt and mental syeo-
plants who are always ready 10 do the bidding Of
their bosses. I, Is In the power Of the indepen-
dent voters to stamp out those vicious practices
AM retire those corrupt officials. who make and
unmake states TO increase their own bank accounts
and enlarge the dimensions Of their growing
estates. II IL sekening TO see how the honest and
upright men In the Democratic party who have
aspred to the honorable positions Of serving their
fellow -eitirens have been ignominiousiy ignored
because they would not consent to become the
sabservient tools Of the ring. An unsullisd repu-
tation was dearer to them than the possession Of
apathy Office with corrupt promises attached to Il.
The county has always been true to herself
when she is convinced that the pruning. knife
should be applied. Every district knows the
necessity for its use at the coming election, and
they will use II with an unsparing hand. The
Republican party has put . tickle, In the field
which should command and will receive the hearty
support Of all citizens opposed 10 the corrupt
tyranny Of the bosses. Il 10 unexesptionabls In
every respect, and, unlike its competitor, In iis
selection Il had no friends to reward and no enc
mics 10 punish. II vas selected with the sole
purpose Of sa,isiying want created by the cor
rupt manner Of "axing" the Democratic ticket,
and the general belief Is that Il has fully accom-
pllshed the business IL had In hand.
II the people Of the county really desire bet
Ter state Of Affairs than has been heretofore pre-
vailing. they can have that desire realised By
voting the straight Republican ticket this fall.
HD-The Denoerwsie Advocate, Of westminsssr,
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Notice TO Hotel Keepers and all Others
Who Deal In Liquors.

For the Information Of all persons concerned,
the following Act Of the Legislature, passed March
Gath, 1885. l. pubiishei;
CHAPTER 1871.
Az ACT prohibiting tie safe Of sJiTifaoHs or fer
meHted iqHors IL hs several Counties Of tie
State oH tie day ef Election.
SECTION I. be Il enacted Ly fks GsHsrai As.em-
by II Maryland, That Il shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel, tavern, store. drinking
establishment, or any other place where liquors
are sold, or for any person persons directly or
indirectly. to sell barter, give, dispose Of any
spirituous fermented liquors, ale. beer, or in.
toxieating drinks Of any kind on the day of cleo.
ton hereafter TO be held in the several counties Of
the State.
SEc. ?. Aad BE- IL enacted, That any person
violating the provisions Of this Act shall be liable
10 indictment by the Grand Jury Of the county
where the offence IL committed, and shall, upon
conviction before any Judge Of any Of the Circuit
Courts Of this State. be fined q sum not less than
ffty dollars nor more than one hundred dollars
for each and every offence half the hne shall
be paid 20 the informer. the other half 90 the
County Commissioners. for the use of public roads
RICHARD @. TRACEY,
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
Sept. 29.-te.
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e1-The Pennsylvania Railroad is considering
the establishment Of "time standard" as tho
railroad men term Il, to be put into operation at
IN early day. The proposed standard would
simply add the hours amer midnight TO -, 90 that
II o'clock In the morning would be % o'clock,
end noon would be ~ o'clock. The dials Of clocks
would Be- made inn "a divisions Of time, and the
troublesome .. N. aud p. N. would be avoided,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-29

Sn-At the Democratic mass.meeting, held at
the Court House on Thursday evening. William
s.Keseh, Rsq., was made president. Hon. Rober,
N. MsLane, the candidate for Governor, and Mr..
Frank Turner, candidate for State Comptroller,
made speeches. as did also, Messrs. c. Bohn
slingluh, candidate for State Senator, Mr.. Milton
W. oasti, candidate for the Legislature, and Mr..
Nicholas Charles Burke, candidate for States Al.
tOrnsy. The ladies and children made up large
proportion Of the audience
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COUNTY TICKE EFT.

OF BALTIMORE CITY.
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New Advertisements.

IoHx 3. CUTTINGS.
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TENDED, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
D. virtue Of decree Of the cir.ui, cour, for
II. Iarker vs.. John y. Harker and others, the
unabridged. as Trustees, will offer at public sale
oNTllE PREMISES, on
Friday, October 5ih, lsS3,
at the hour Of p. NJ.
AL. THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Sitnte In Baltimore county. on Lexington stree,
EXTENDED into Baltimore county, Mt point distant
G00feet eastwardiy from where the south side oi
Lexington street Is interested by the line Of the
northeast aldo Of the Calveitoh turnpike road, said
plase Of beginning being at the northeast corner
Of ne ground heretofore demised by Charles Ship
ley and wife and Charles r. Carroll 20 Cary Ne.
cieland and James stocksdaie, BY deed dated the
3otl Of April. 1858. aud recorded In Liber n. NJ.
y. No. 5. folio i9l, etc., ono Of the Land Record.
Of baltimore county, and running thence easterly
botnding on the south side Of Lexington street
500 feet; thence south parallel 10 Smailwood
street as located the plan Of the city Of Bati-
mose i55 feet 10 the north side Of Vine street
thesce westerly bounding on the north side Of
Vine street with the use and benefit thereof In
eoumon 800 feet 20 the ground dcmised 20 Ne.
Cleiand aud Stoeksdale as aforesaid, and then
noaherly bounding thereon to the beginning. be.
Ing the same land described In \ deed from Maria
l.. Purvis and husband to Robert A. IIarker, WIN.
Harker and others. dated July I'd. 1879, and re.
eorded among the Land Records Aforesaid, In Libef
J. D., No. III, folio -, etc.
The ApeciAi attention Of capitalists 10 called "a
thls property. its near proximity 10 the city Of
Baltimore makes Il valuable for building lots or
for manufacturing purposes.
he Terms Of Sale, rs prescribed BY the decree,
are-Onethird cash, one.thiFd In sig months, and
the balance In twelve months from day Of SALE the
deferred payments TO bear interest from day Of
sale and 10 be secured by the notes Of the pur-
ahnsnF a nurnh anara nth aaanrffw a.
the Trustees, or all cash at the option.
@D-The decree authorizes the Trustees 10 70.
quiFe cash deposit Of $4,000 on day Of sale In
said property is sold In one tract II sold In
mon than one tract 10 require cash deposit Of
$4,000 on each tract cold, and In default Of pay
NEST % offer said property forthwith at pabiis
sale without further notice. The deposits author
issd BY the decree will be required.
VILLA VILLAIN " :. p KEScT Trustees.
sHLMBER0ER 4 RIsTEAU, Aaetionssrs.
Sept. 2g.-ts.
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/ by virtue Of an order or decree Of the Circui,
Court fog Baltimore county, passed In the case Of
GrOscuP vs.. Andcrs ct al, September 10th, 1858,
the undersigned. Trustees will offer for sale, q,
public auction, on THE PREMISES. on
Monday, October Sth, Iss3,
at . o'clock y. NJ,
ALL THOSE TEN LOTS OF GROUND, SIT.
CATED IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, AND
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
The first Of said Lots begins at the intersection
Of the southwest side Of Madison averue extended
with the southeast side Of an alley fifteen feet wide
laid out at the distance Of hundred and twenty
l20) feet sou,heastcEly from Druid Hill Terrace,
and runs thence southcastcrly on the southwest
side OF Madison avenue extended twenty one feet.
The other nine Lots are contiguous 20 the Grst
Lot aud arc situated southeas,ery therefrom. each
having front OF hfteen feet the southwest side
Of Madison avenue extended, and all OF said ten
Lots have a depth Of one hundred and twenty feet
10 q fifteen. foot alley.
The ground rent on the FIST herein described
Lot Is two hundred and forty (s2i0.O0) dollars,
and on each Of the other nine Lots Is one hundred
and eighty tSlSO.OO) dollars per Annum.
For fall description Of said Lots ride lease from
Vim. :. Rayner, &C.. to John ~. Anders. dated
November isih. 1859. and recorded in Liber W.
VI. l., No. 1876. folio eGi. &C.. in one Of the
Land Records Of Baltimore county.
Each Lot Is Improved by we'll and subs,anii-
ally bull,
TlIREEsToRY BRICK HOUSE.
the wesicrnmosi or FIRST herein mentioned being
bull, for store and particular attention Is called
to II as II Is considered that il will make one of the
best and most desirable stands for n Mineral
Water, Apotheeary or Confectionery Establish
mept: the others being dwelling houses. They are
not yet finished. but are under roof.
TERMS OF SALE.--One third cash, one third
in six aud one.thiri in twelve months or all cash
ut purchaser option. credit payments, Il any. TO
be secured by notes. with interest," Endorsed to the
satisfaction Of the Trustees.
80 he attention Of persons desiring Dwelling
Houses IN one Of the best located and desirable
neighborhoods, 10 called 10 this property. II Is
beautifully situated overlooking Druid iliii Park,
on the line Of the City Passenger Railroad.
Go-Ihe sale Is peremptory. Ground rent and
taxes paid 10 day Of sale.
JOHN I. YELL0TT.
GEORGE W. RAYNER, Trustees.
II. WEBSTER cRowL,
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first Precinci--cOLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinet VILLAGE.
FILLS ROAD.
Third cinct-T0wS0NT0wN.
Fourth Prccinct-JOllN q. HOOPER'S STAR
HOTEL. YORK ROAD.
Fifth Precinct--M. CO0PER'S STORE, FALLS
ROAD. CORNER FALLS ROAD AND LAKE
AVENUE.
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Ir SAMUEL q. WILSON, AuctiOneer.
PUBLIC SALE e.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

fENsoNAb PROPERTY.
Th, undersigned. having rented his farm. stu.
a,ed N Chestnut Ridge. one mile from Timobium
staii'n, n. G. X. r.. will sell at public sale, on
THesdf1y, OcfoJsT ga. tss3,
ut ~ o'clock NJ,
Tic following Stock. Implements. &c. viz.
49, GOOD FARM HORSE. "a
HE VERY FINE LARGE MULE,0EAn
49, COW. a superior butter WA
animal; LARGE HOGS. weighing about 200
lbs. each: four horse broad-tread Wagon, I two
hayse Farm Wagon, ! Spring Market Wagon, for
one 1r two horses: buggy Wagon, I Wheat
Drill, Farmers Favoritc." good rs new +: Reaper
and Mower, combined, In superior order; 9 good
Drays, two or three. horse Harrow, nearly new ;
light one.horsc Harrow. Shoveis, Forks. Rakrs.
Hoes, Mattocks, Log and Fifth Chains, Double
aud Single Trees, &c. Also, . sets Breechbands,
! &c. Lead Harness, Iiouscns for three horses,
new Wagon Saddle. | set Harness for Market Wa
gon' Brides. Collars. Lead Line. whip, iialtcrs,
&c. Also. Household Furniture, consisting Of
Be'ls and Bedding. Chairs, Tables, Parior Stove.
good rs new Kitchen Stove. Dairy Fixtures, EN-
brasing Churn and Stand, Crooks, Pans, Tubs.
&C.. Kitchen Safe. Dishes aud many other articles
TERMS OF SALE.-Ali sums Of IS and under.
cash; on sums over that amount n credit Of six
mosihs will be given, purchasers giving approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest from day of sale
No goods to be removed until terms Of sale are
complied with.
c1-Also, will be sold nj the same time, Black
Boar, taken up as an estray, for cash.
STEPHEN MUSGRovE.
SAMUEL q. WILSON, AuetiOneer.
Sent. 2g-ts.