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White SWELLING.


Mr.. NJ S. Hamlin. one Of the hest known
insurance men III North Carolina. writes
from Winston, ny follows: Ever since |
was seven years of age | have had what
the doctors call hip disease, and which
call white swelling My hip was drawn
ont Of place There was IL swelling at the
knee joint, where there is II profuse run
ming which has been there for years. OF
course this has greatly depleted my sys-
TEN, together with surgical operation on
the leg bone. tried every known blood
purifier tn build mp my system, but mono
did lie good until ] took s S. s. ire it
every spring It always builds me up,
giving me appetite and digestion, and cnn.
bles me Ia stand the long. trying, encr-
waiting, hot summer days. To mesthero is
no such medicine for purifying the blood
and building up the wasted system as
: s. s. On using ID soon became strong
of body aud easy of mind. My color
changed from pale, worn look to
healthy, robust complexion
Mr. q n. Frizzcl, of FarmcrSville,
Texas. writes: About August LIST. 1868,
an eruption appeared on my arms and
legs. which panied me much and seemed
to affe"t my physical condition generally.
On the advice of II physician at this place,
finally commenced using Swift's Specific.
am glad to say that after using three
large bottles the sores have all healed"
Treatise nnS Hl"ud and Skin Diseases
mailed tree, Tue SWIFT SrEClFic Co,
Drawer 5. Atlanta Ga
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The Union Sabbath School held its anniversary
meeting on the evening OF the I'd instant, at the
residence of Mr.. d. +. shure, Shure's landing
The exercises began with singing. led by Miss
Katie Forwood, organist. Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald,
ofHarm0ny Presbyterian Church, followed with
prayer. An excellent address of welcome was
delivered by the Superintendent, Rev. Geo L.
Scott. Then followed recitations by the chill
dren The recitations of the little ones we're very
creditable to their instructor, Miss Ella Strife
hon. The singing and music by Miss Maud Shure
and Master Quin Shure and Willie Carson, a cor
net performer, OF Port Deposit, was worthy of
all praise. The reading of a selection by Willie
Thompson is also worthy OF notice. Indeed,
every ono present did their best to make the lit
tie ones happy. After the distribution of the
presents the audience was dismissed by Rev.
e. W. Wroth, of Darlington. A handsome
umbrella receiver was presented to the Super
tntendent. Rev. Geo. l.. Scott. and similar pres
ent was given to the Assistant Superintendent,
Mr.. Christopher Wilson, by Miss Lille Thomp-
son.
Among those present were Mrs. Hume, Mrs.
Ilettie NJ. Bayless and sister, Mrs. DIR. For
wood and daughters, the Misses Emlen, the
Misses Wilson, Miss Grace Thomas, friend and
brother, Miss Belle Price, Graham Allen, Miss II
r.. Hopkins, WIN. II. Futrell, Principal of
Friends Academy, Geo. w. Scott, Miss Maggie
Scott ard others. The enerprisng young mer-
cnant of Berkeley must be popular with the fair
sex, as bis presents were numerous.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Shure and their daughter Mrs.
Caldwell, belong the credit and success of the en-
tortainment.
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TO WHoMIrMAY CONCERN

On the adjournment of the last meeting of the
temporary Historical Society, organized in Har-
ford county in 1875, DIR. George r. Hays, Secre-
tary Of the Society. took home with him bound
MS. volume OF the proceedings of the Revolu-
tionary Committee of Hartford county in 1774-5
and6." This was done with the consent of the
owner, Capt. A. l.. jarrett. On personal inquiry
recently made by me of Mrs. Hays, the Doctors
widow, 1t was found that there is no such
volume among the Doctor papers or efects-nor
ever has been since his decease. She says that
he most probably lent 1t las she knows he did lend
many books and papersJ to some one who has
neglected to return IL.
Capt. Jarrett has authorized me to request in
this public way that whoever has the MSS, will
be so good as Immediately TO return them to
him In Bo Air. While, in a financial point OF
view, the book is Of value. yet as the original
record Of the dongs of our patriotic ancestors at
that trying period 1t possesses value which IS
impossible to estimate.
1t recollection serves me, the volume is about
the size OF a common school atlas and very neat
ly no bound in morocco. There can be no doubt
that 1t is somewhere in the county, and certain
ly no one who has 1t can be so lacking In public
spirit-tos say nothing of honOr--as to retain it
Tor moment after reading this state of facts
Lest the borrower may think it behooves him
to return the book TO Mrs. Hays, will state that
she authorized me to say that she wishes IL de-
livered directly to Capt Jarrett and that she will
do what she can to have IL so delivered should
she ever hear of its whereabouts.
Any one who has seen or heard of this Ms.
volume since Dr. Hays death will please inform
us in whose possession IL was.
G. W. ARCHER.
Bel Air, January Sd, 1888.
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PYLEsvILfE IMPROVING.

Pylesvile Is situated about 40 miles from
Baltimore, on the Maryland Central Railroad
1t is one of the finest locations on the road for
almost any kind of business. From present pros
poets the railroad company has the game idea,
as they are now making many important i'm
provementS among which is a switch about 100
feet long, connecting with the main track at both
ends. 1t is nearly completed.
NJ. G. Pyle Son and Others also intend max
ing improvements at this point. Mr.. Is. +. Darbie,
OF Baltimore, has also erected a commodious
building here for botting milk. Mr.. Darbe has
been engaged for the past eighteen months in
delivering milk IN Baltimore city in sealed
jars and mas met with considerable success. In
stead OF sending the milk in tin cans to Balti-
more he will now bottle 1t here put IL on the
train and deliver II fresh and pure to his custom
mers in the city. His trade has increased so
largely that his large herd of Jerseys on his farm
cannot supply the demand and he is now buying
from neigh borhood farmers The milk Is SUBJ
mtted to a rigid test and all milk not coming up
to the Jersey standard Is rejected. The process
of bottling is as clean as new pin. The milk is
shipped in cases, each containing twelve quart
bottles. Each bottle Is sealed and labeled.
Miss Helen Wheeler IS on visit to friends In
New York.
Mr. Q. N. Myer is building new ice house and
has filled 1t with ice six inches thick from his
pond.
The holidays passed Off quietly and without &C
cident except that one young lady got her foot
mashed.
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MT. Vernon Christian Literary Band

The Christian Literery Band. which has been
in successful operation during the last two win
tiers. Is again organized and we hope that much
spiritual Improvement may result from the self
denying labors of its members. The first regular
meeting was held On Thursday evening, the 5th
inst Inc President, A. II. Scarborough, called
the house to order and after engaging in devo-
tional exercises made a few appropriate remarks
emphasizing the Importance of Christians as
sembling together. The roll of members was
then called to which the most Of those pres
ent responded by repeating portions Of scripture.
Interesting selections were then read by Gar
rett McAbee, WIN. Ellis, Samuel Ellison, Hugh
McFadden and WIN. Morrison. James McCurdy
read an essay, subject, alleys of the Bible The
subject for discussion, The Life of Daniel" was
opened by JAS McCurdy, who gave a brief out
line of his career, showing the excellence of his
character by representing him as a youth OF firm
temperance principles, who developed into a
of his great wisdom, humbly ascrbed the glory 10
God, and afterwards, when falsely accused by his
enemies OF violating the kings commands and
sentenced to death, still persevered in his devo-
tons TO God. lie also made some practical re-
marks comparing the character OF this distin-
guished man with Christians Of to-day. Mr. A.
ii . Scarborough also took an active part in the
discussion. dwelling upon certain points hat had
been presented, exporting all who would live up
right lives to follow Daniels example, as with
out firm Christian principles no one establish
a true character. The society expects TO He6t
every Thursday evening during the winter and
early spring. All who arc interested in their
spiritual welfare are cordially invited TO attend
the meetings and participate IN the exercises
j ). MCCURDY, Cor. Sec'y
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Maximum temperature on the 18th. 80 degrees.
Minimum temperature on the 2jd Ill "
Mean temperature of the month 1875
Naln ana melted snow....,,.......... $40 inches.
Iotal snow fall.....- ..'............,..B
Range OF barome tel. ............... LIB
The temperature Of the past month has been
but one-ihird of degree above the mean, while
many have had the impression that the month
even, while moderately low. Tho air has been
more than usually calm for December; we have
had no very violent winds.
The first day OF themonth was one of the three
coolest days
The rainfall is about twice the mean for De-
cember.
Probably few remember more violent snow
storm than that of Saturday, the 17th when Is
inches fell between and II p. NJ. Owing to the
soft condition OF the roads the sleighing was
brief and under difficulties. Considerable leo,
about six inches thick, has been already stored.
IL ought TO BIO interesting to farmers to note
the rainfall, as not few crops depend very
much on the supply of moisture during the
tpring. summer and fall months. The rainfall of
the past year by months has been as follows:
January, 2.72 inches;, February 4.46 inches :;
March 3.6l inches; April 2.51 inches; May 2.5l I;
inches; September 4.28 nches October l3T {:
November ZOE inches; December $40 inches :;
total 40 80 inches.
The mean for Ii years. not including 1886,
winch gave the remarkable rainfall of 60 81
inches, is 1853 inches, or almost the exact rain
fall OF the past year. 1t will be noticed that the
three summer months were extremely wet
months. G. G. c.
oakland School, Fallstoa.
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK.

Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Delta and
intermediate stations at a25 A. NJ, and 400 p. NJ,
and for Bel Air and intermediate stations at 80
and $50 p. NJ. They will leave Delta for Balti-
more and intermediate stations at 800 A. NJ. and
3.l5 P. NJ. and Bel Air for Baltimore at 900 A.
NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Additional trains will leave Baltimore daily ex-
cept Sunday, 10.l5 A. NJ. 30 and $50 p. NJ. for
+. Loeb Raven, and Loeb Raven at IL .05 A. M. 3.l5
and 20 p. NJ. for Baltimore.
W.GILMOR,
s. SPENCER,
" Receivers.
G. W. MASLIN, Superintendent
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HIGHLAND STATION.

Mr. II. Scott Amos has sold his farm of 100
acres at Highland Station. NJ. g. Railroad, to
Isaac Robinson, and has bought farm near
Glen Cove, Northern Central Railroad, to which
he will remove March LIST.
+. N. Ramsay & Bro, at this place, are doing a
large business and are making things lively
Mr.. \. N. Ramsay on the 9th instant received
his commission as postmaster at Street, postof-
fee, Highland station.
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One of the most useful articles that we krow
OF is that famous household remedy for the baby
DIR Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t costs only 25 cents a
bottle.
Imposed by dyspepsia. 1t darkens iife's path.
way and makes existence almost unbearable: but
Laxador will not only alleviate the fortunes OF
dyspepsia, but will cure the disease. Price &c.
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Brand New, Beautiful and Perfect Fitting
0vercoats. Cape Coats. Top Coats. Storm Coats,
will be sold regardless of cost during the Great
Harvest Sale beginning this week at Oehm s
Acme Hall, the largest Baltimore Clothing
House, Baltimore Street, one door from Charles
Street. sale like this, so greatly in the inter
est OF the buyers. has never before occurred in
This State or anywhere else 10 the world.
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l AIRY N GIFTS,

in all Of which its curative powers were
speedily apparent"
After an extensive practice of nearly
one-third of Il century, Ayers Cherry
PectorGl is my cure for recent Colds and
Coughs. prescribe it, and believe it to
be the very best eXpcctorant now offered
to the people" = DIR. John c. Lewis,
Druggist, West Bridgewater, Pa.
Edwin Coburn, Gorham, Me-, writes
Having been troubled with a throat
difficulty since early in life, was fire..
quen'ly subject TO Cough or Hoarse-
ness For twenty years past have used
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents a line for the first insertion, and
cents a line for each subseque ntinsertion-seve
words to line No advertisement inserted un-
less prepaid.
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$3.50 81

There is of the surplus fund invested in county
certificates, Sl4 ,lE}.43 the balance, IS sol % in
bank, Directors and Secretary's hands.
In pursuance of the requirements of the by
laws of the Company, the undersigned. its ExecI-
tive Committee, have examined the accounts of
the Secretary and Treasurer and find the state
ment above given to be correct.
1t will be seen that the affairs of the Company
are in healthy and prosperous condition.
JNO. CARROLL WALSH,
&C. KINSEY,
THOS. GORSUCH,
las JOHN STIRLING
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and | have, since often prescribed that
remedy with gratifying results. l know
nothing that so speedily allays bron-
chial irritation and stops coughing"
Sold by all Druggists. Price a; six bottles. As.
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Ayers Cher nv PectoraI,

ry Pectoral, and it has never failed to
afford immediate relief. do not allow
myself to he without this medicine in
the house."
Prepared by Dr. c. Ay + s Co., Lowell, Mass.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND A
VALUABLE FARM.

The subscriber, about to remove from the farm
where he now resides, will offer at Public Auc-
ton,
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY a4th. Isss,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
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GREAT RELIEF,

1t has cleared and strengthened nv
voice, so that I am now Able to speak
with much more ease and comfort than
before"
Rev. Charles Dame, of Andover, Mass,
says To those needing medicine for
the throat or lungs, would recommend
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. i have strong
confidence in this medicine. 1t is all it
is represented to be-"
DIR. j. Francis Browne, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa writes Twenty years ago, being
then in active practice as a physician, I
obtained the formula of Ayers Cher
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DISBURSEMENT,

DISBURSEMENTS.
The Disbursements for the same period we're
$129l?.5G, rs follows:
10 directors lpr ATTENDANCE ...,..S 2rT 50
10 directors Tor COmmissi pns .......... 4rl "a
10 secretary tor Salary. ...........,.... 100 o.
To Postage, Printing and stationery. 2.i II
10 interest refunded .................... II 81
To Furniture, Office Rent and Incident
als........ ...........,......,........ $40 30
To Loss and Damage Account. ......... 10,GOS 80
$12,gl2 ST
balance January lst, lSes............ 22,sG7 Is
S35,TS0 81
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''Ha TiSha I"

Sneczing and Coughing are Natures
efforts to reject unwelcome intruders.
They indicate irritation OF the mucous
membrane, generally from causes which,
if not soon removed, may lead to In.
Illumination, Bronchitis, or Consump.
ton. As means of relief and cure,
nothing has been found equal to Ayers
Cherry Pectoral - the best anodyne and
eXpectorant ever discovered.
DIR. John W. Brown, of oceana, w,
Va, crrtiiies: 81 have lately given
Ayers Cherry Pectoral to a Consump.
live patient, with marked Improvement
/ have also administered it in several
eases Of Bronchitis and
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aw-For sale.-Four thoroughbred Jerse

As4g-For Sale.-Four thoroughbred Jerse
Red Sows, eligible TO registry. Due to farrow
in March aud April. Farmers prices. McCor.
mick Bros, Poplar Grove" Stock Farm, Bel
Air 13an3t
~" Wanted.-A lG to 0-Horse Power Boiler
and Process Kettle, in good condition, or would
buy entire canning out fit on reasonable terms,
Enquire at The Egs office, 13jan2t
s9y~ For Sale.-A Dwelling House and four
Acres of fine Woodland Apply at this Office.
l3jan4t
l4y@For Rent.-A iirstclass Farm, $50 acres,
on Pike, suitable for dairy or trucking. En-
quirc at HgS office. l3jan
s4y"S. X. Gilbert, Auctioneer for the Sale of
Personal Property and Real Estate in any part
of Hartford and Baltimore counties Terms
moderate. Postoice address Norrisvile, tiar-
ford Co., Md, 6an
az For Sale-l Good Parlor Coal Stove,
No. 81; | Cook Stove, No. S. for wood or coal,
also hives Of Italian Bees. s. L. Stewart,
Benson. Gjan3t
| .S"The large stock and low prices of fine
/ Works, Delta, Pa, has been attracting attcn-
/ ton OF many purchasers. Call soon and make
your selections. See advertisement GIANT
sy-It is claimed by visitors to Bulett's Steam
Carriage Works at Delta, Pa, that he has the
largest stock and finest selection of Cutter
Sleighs eve: seen in these regions. GIANT
7 ~" For sae.--4 Cows, two of them fresh,
with calves by their sides. Apply to 5. A. 8.
Kyle, near Fountain Green. 6jan3t
! sag- Wan ted.-A good industrious Boy, who
has had two or three years experience in Black
smithing. Enquire at The Agis office. Gjan2t
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BALTIMORE MARK ETs.

Corrected Weekly by VIM. II. Michael & Sons.
GraiR and Produce Commission Merchants,
81 McElderry s Wharf, Baltimore.
Consgnmeuts received over the MARYLAND Con
tral Railroad,
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PERSONAL PROPERTY,

PERSONAL PROPERTY,
- Consisting in part of l splendid dark
NwA. brown Mare, l good SUrrel Horse. 4
A1-[ lCows one to be fresh by day of sale !;
-AAc1Asol Sow and ShOats, dozen good Chick
ems, | two-horse Spring Wagon, | Family Car
riage. for one or two horses; no-top Buggy,
Corn Shelter, Oliver Chilled Plows, Harrows,
CulJivators and other small Farming Utensils,
Wheat, Oats, White and Yellow Torn, Hay,
Straw and Fodder, Potatoes. Sailed Pork, Lard,
Sausage Meat ~ Acres of Wheat in the ground
together Elh all his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
embracing all such articles as are usually found
in every household, Preserves, Jellies, Canned
Fruits and many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under Cash on lay of sale /:
on sums over that amount a credit of six months
will be given on notes, bearing interest from
day of sale. with security approved by the auc-
tioneer. and payable at the Hartford National
Bank of Bel Air. JAS. Il. HALL.
j. ). Richardson, AuctiOneer. Gjan~
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Nothing Stops

Coughing and allays irritation OF the
Throat and Bronchial Tubes so effect
ually as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Hence
many clergymen, public speakers, and
singers keep it by them, and declare
they could not get along without it. 81
should be unable to perform my clerical
duties without the use Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral," writes Rev. A. C. Kirk, OF
Hillsville, Pa.
Rev. c.. N. Nichols, North Tisbury,
Mass, writes: Several months since,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral was recon-
mended to me for q severe throat
trouble. I have used few bottles of
1t and experienced very
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E1y-For Rent.-A tirstcass Farm, $50 acres,
on Pike, suitable for dairy or trucking. En-
quirc at dEgiS office. l3ian
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TERMS OLE SALE.
DUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned intending to relinqulsh farm
ing, will sell at Public sale, at his residence. near
Upper Cross Roads,
ON AY,JANUARYI 18th, 1857,
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az For Sale.-l Good Parlor Coal Stove,
No. %; Cook Stove, No. S, for wood or coal,
also hives of Italian Bees. s. L. Stewart,
Benson Gian3t
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c. Ehmanns Marble Works lib and l2O N High ST. Baltimore Md
FIFTY YEARS AT THE FRONT.
For nearly 50 years the recognized authority
the world over on all agricultural matters,
always abreast of the times, and always spending
layishly for the best talent and experience, the
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST

begins 1888 with new contributors, new artists
and new type. and the editorial staff. which has
made this Periodical a power in both hemis-
pheres, reinforced with blood and brains, there
by combining the experience and erudition of
years with the vgOr and freshness OF youth. The
American. \ gTicuitviSt keeps pace with the grow
ing interest In agriculture largely brought about
through its teachings, and continues, to-day,
after absorbing twehty-four agricultural papers
TO furnish the current agricultural literature
where the English and German Languages are
spoken. Every number contains nearly 100 origi,
Inherent writer's. Price Sl.jOa year; single num-
bers, Is cents
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There were issued during the year 2S2 Policies.
The Risks on which, including endorsements on
open Policies amount to........$ 5T,195 90
And Premium Notes to..!............ 39,62l %
There are now in force 3.l32 Policies.
The Risks which amount to. ...... 1865, ggs IS
And Premium Notes to-. ............ 3Ss ~ 50
Decrease of Risks during the year,. 1923 90
Increase Of Premium Notes. nm. S126 30
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az" Wanted.-A lG TO 30 Horse Power Boiler
and Process Kettle, in good condition, or would
buy entire canning ouifi on reasonable terms.
Enquire at The Aigis office. 13jan2t
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.9y For Sale.-A Dwelling House and four
Acres of fine Woodland. Apply at this office.
13ianlt
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| Four head of good Mules well-brokcn to Sin
gle and Double Harness good Driving or Work
Horse, l Brood Mare, quiet and gentle; 2 good
COWS, both giving milk; good siN-horse Wagon,
Wagon, Express Wagon, with Pole, one-horse
No-top Spring Wagon l Jump-seat Family Car
riage, Family Sleigh Cutter and Bells, nearly
new, lot OF Flows, Harrows, Cutivators, | set
Single Harness, | set double Carriage Harness,
l set of Heavy WAGON Harness, set of Lead
Gears, &c.
Also Mt the same time and place the FARM Will
be offered tor sale. The property is situated near
ANondGle on the road leading from AvOndale to
wesleyan Chapel, miles from Aberdeen, where
there are stations OF the II. and O. and p, W. aud
Is. Railroads. II consists of
100 Acres Of Land, More or Less,
A,I..S = with large BRICK DWELLING
FSslSEsS HOUSE, with brick Kitchen attach
- . iFTF1draed, stone Milk and Meat House {;
baEanSS@ExfSSplendid water near the door; Barn
ana Cattle Stabng, TWO TENANT HOUSES,
CANNING FACTORY, BLACKSMITH SHOP
and all necessary uutbuildngs. Wei fenced,
fields well watered, convenient TO railroads,
stores, schools and churches. Good healthy
neiRhborhoOd. Land under a high state of cul-
uVation. Good situation for man TO go into the
terms.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the Personal Property.-An sums of SIS
ana under Cash on sums over that amount eight
months credit, on notes, bearing interest from
day OF sale, with approved security, and payable
al the First National Bank of Havre de Grace
No goods 10 be removed until settled for.
For the Real Estate.--Terms easy and can be
GEoRGE BALDWIN.
Level p. o., Hartford Co., Md
j. s. Richardson, Auctioneer. 6jan