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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-08
.OSNERS'.

Our Store is now Dressed out in its Fall
Garb. Sixty Departments are filed with
the products of the Worlds Best Markets.
We've bought heavy this season-heavier
than ever lefOre-and we expect to do a
heavy business. 1t will be to your advan-
tage to come to the city, if you can, and
see us. The SIGHT will pay you for
your time and trouble. and the GAIN, If
you Buy from US, will MORE than pay
you Tor the expense. But remember, if
you CAN'T come, you can do business
with us through the mail. We are the
ONLY merchants in the country who
make the LIBERAL offer to send goods
FREE OF ALL TRANSPORTATION
CHARG ES. IL the order amounts to s.
and over, we will send it to any point
within 200 miles OF the store FREE II it
amounts to $1,000 we will send 1t TO any
part of the United States FREE. Send us
n trial order, and sec how well we FILL
1t. We guarantee to give you exactly
what you write for, and to give it to you
from 10 to 20 per cent. CHEAPER than
you can get it elsewhere. Address us
POSNER BROS, Baltic, Md.
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DARLINGTON ROAD LEAGUE.

The annual meeting of the DARLINGTON
ROAD LEAGUE will he held in the Town Hall,
Darlington, ON Wednesday evening, November
and TO discuss matters of vital interest to the
community.
1t wiz be exceedingly gratifying to the man.
OF empty benches on this OCCASION and il will 20
Tar m encouraging them to increased efforts aud
zeal In the future. a proper local pride will
prompt ell good citizens to respond heartily to
this call.
DC. WHARTON SMITH. President.
CHRIS. WILSON, Secretary. SNOW
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ALI honor to the gallant young Demo-
Gratis of Hartford county for the part they
took in winning the great victory last Tues
day. They worked like beavers all over the
county. The result of their labors is especi-
ally seen by the vote at Churchville, at Fall
ston, in Abingdon district and at Havre de
Grace.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. and Mrs. II. J. McCurdy
OF Prospect, returned on Tuesday of last week
from a visit TO their son, Mr. Robert A. Nc
Curdy, in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 7. Patterson, OF Emmorton,
are visiting their friends and relatives in Ian.
caster and Chester counties, Pa.
Miss Clara 7. Lukens and Mrs. Jesse c. Luz
kens and son are guests of MIS-. Lukens' pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Riley, of ChurchvilIe.
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The Result in Baltimore City

Baltimore city gives Davidson, Democrat,
for Mayor, 5000 plurality. The first and
second legislative districts have been carried
by the regular Democrats. The Republicans
carried the third district.
Baughman's plurality in the city is 4,O91.
The Democrats will have control of both
branches of the City Council
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT MAGNoLIA.-A
largely attended Democratic meeting was held
at Mr.. Warren Browns store, Magnolia, last
Monday night. Mr.. James Norris presided
Effective speeches were made by George W.
Graham, of Cecil county, Hon. Herman Stump,
Walter w. Preston aud Geo. W. Richardson
About $50 persons were present and the speeches
were received with great enthusiasm. The
Emmorton Band supplied good music.
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~ - AhNN'N
NOTICE.
THE LAST CALL.

All persons who are still indebted 10 th @ under
signed by oren book account or otherwise are
hereby again requested to make payment forth
with WITHOUT any further delay.
3. a. WILLIAMS, Esq. is fully authorized by
me TO receive and collect all moneys due me and
to act in my name in settlement.
Bel dir. oct. 1871, 1880. lsoet
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FROM PERRYMAN.-Last Friday night a thief
broke into the store of Michael, Keen ~ Co.,
but did not carry much away.
The entertainment of the Golden Chain, at
Perryman has been postponed to December 6 tn.
The committee have succeeded in getting the
help of Mr.. Fred. W, Lantz, who, it will be re-
membered conducted series of fine entertain
ments at that place several years ago.
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THAT OTHER VALUABLE FARM
obtaining
25O Acres OF Land. More or Less

containing
26O Acres OF Land, More or Less,
composed OF 4 part OF tract called blooms
Bloom. whcrcOn Charlton W. BillingSlca resided
at the line OF his DEATH situate in said county near
Creswe poNiufce. on the west side Of the public
road leading from Fountain Green to Hartford
Furnace. and about 2 miles from MCtiaw station
on tht Is. y %. X. X. This farm is Il very desirable
one the land is Of excellent quality. is in fair
S'ale nl cultivation and in Il good neighbOrhUOd.-
About lO acres are under cultivation and the bal
ancr Is well tmhered
The improvements consist of a large Two Story
and a-hall STONE DWELLING HOUS Sc, with full
length porcheS on both sides, Il good Barn Carriage
House alld Gralnary combined. Spring House and
other outbn.ldlngS. The spring is very fine and
within one hundred feet of the dwelling
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
that One-thlrd OF the purchase money shall he paid
IN cash on the day Of sale. on the ratification
thereof IN the discretion of the trustee One-thrd
thereof III SIX months and the residue in twelve
months from the day of sale the credit nav.
InentS t" bear interest from the day of sale
and to be secured by the notes or bonds Of the
purchaser, with security 10 he approved by the
trustee.
STEVENSON A. WILLIAMS.
Trustee.
j. j. Alexander, AuctiDneer unyS
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The Republicans were from the first de-
termined to capture the new State of Mon
tana. By throwing out the returns of Silver
Bow county, they have figured up majority
for the entire Republican State ticket, except
Toole for Governor.
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NEW JURORS DRAwN.-Judge Waters this
week drew from the jury box the names OF Hud-
son Bateman, Sd district; Richard g. Smith,
9TH district; Oliver 2. Jordan, 9th district and
James H. Riley, 4th district, in place of John
Concannon and z. Bowen Upton, who now re-
side out of the county, and Matt W. Reynolds
and Beale R. Howard, excused.
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All sums of SIS and Under cash; on sums over
that amount credit of nine months will be
given. on notes, bearing interest from day OF
safe, with security approved by the auctioneer,
and payable ut the Hartford National Bank OF
Bel Air.
" S.J. GRIER.
d. .. hlcnurdson, Auctlnneer. SNOW
NOTICE.
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Gen. Malone was arrested in Peters
burg, Tuesday night, for shooting Herbert
Harrison with rifle. The New York Times
thinks 1t was Benjamin Harrison who was
really wounded by Malone.
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BISHOP WINGrIELD, OF Northern California,
preached last Sunday morning in st. Mary's
Church, Emmorton and at night in Emmanuel
Church. Bel Air. Twenty-Five years ago Bishop
Wingfeld was rector OF Christ Church. Rock
Spring, and organized the first Episcopal con-
gregation in Bel Air. At the close of his SER
mon, Sunday night, he alluded feelingly to his
former connection with the people of this
neighborhood. Bishop Wingheld, who was the
guest of Mr.. F. W. Baker, left on Wednesday
for Norfolk, Va, to visit his brothers. lie
will return to California in about three weeks
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HALL-CRoMPToN.-Th marriage Of Miss
Ann franklin Champion, daughter of Rev. s.
W. Champion, OF Baltimore, to Mr.. Sydney Hall,
Of Hartford county, was solemnized at Emmanu-
ell 2. E. Church, Wednesday, October 18th, at 10
o'clock NJ. The bride, wearing dress of eifol
brown broadcloth, with hat of the same color,
entered the church leaning upon the arm of her
brother, Mr. W. IL. Champion. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. F. Brand, of st.
Mary's Church, Emmorton, Mr.. Phillips NJ.
Hall acting as best man. As the bridal psrty
entered the church Lohengrn's wedding march
was beautifully rendered by Mr. Harold Ran
dolph, organist. The ushers were Dr. Herbert
harlan, Messrs. j. P. Gorter, WIuslow Will
liams, Byrne Lay, q. &. Hendrckson, Walter
W. Mitchell, Oswald Shreve and Dr. F. Raines.
The church was exqusitely decorated with
flowers, bank Of bon sileue roses on the altar,
presented by one OF the ushers being specially
worthy Of mention. At the conclusion of the
ceremony the organist, Mr.. Rando phi, PLAYED
Mendelssohn's well.known March. The wed.
ding was a particularly pretty one, and the
many handsome presents received by the bride
testified to the warm affection and esteem in
which she is held by large circle of friends.
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More or Less. more particularly described I'm nm
agreement between the snid Henry Rcckord and
Mary Il Clayton dated October 2lst. 1850. This
Ia piece y improved hy a rWO-STOKY
T54af FRAME DIV ELLING, with StabIing and
S#f=I Outhulldlnps. In addition to the stabling
.A-2-4and outGuiidngs just referred to, there
Is Il stable anu one or two other buildings on
ms lot which Will be reserved on day of sale
small parcels, lies southwest OF the Falls and in
baltimore county.
4. All thar Lot OF Ground. situate in Hartford
county, whsrron the said Henry resided AT the
Lydia A. RcCkord, containing
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrRNITuRE.

such as Feather Beds, Bedsteads Bureaus
Marble-Top stand, Looking Glasses Washstand.
Silk Plush Chair, Lounges. Cane-Seat ard Dining
koom Chairs, Walnut Dining Table Walnut
feet Extension Table, Estey o gan. new with
all the latest improvements, | new Sewing Ma
chine. with all the latest improvements, eight
day Clock, Pictures, Lamps Carpets, Rugs, 40
yards straw Mating, Hal Rack, stoves l large
Stove, Virginia No. 10; Cupboard. Tables Table
Ware. Tinware, Milk Pans, Churn and gallon
Jars, Crooks, Flour and Meal Chests, Carpen-
ters Tools and Chest.
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u Acres, More or Less,

IA improved by large md substantial
s54g1 ThREE-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
szf#l HOuS Stabltng and other GU, huii'IinGs
-AA+rhe house has water Throughout smnnIiad
from the reservoir on the Elijah Clayton fam
hereinbeiore referred to, and the right to man
this lot. N WV"
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BEL AIR NoTEs.-Mr. John II. Fisher went
10 Baltimore, last Friday, to attend the funeral
OF his mother, Mrs. Susan p Fisher, aged 20
years. who died suddenly while sitting near the
remains of friend, upon whose daughter she
had called to offer consolation. Death was
caused by heart disease.
Miss Carrie Webster entertained number of
her friends very charmiugy al her home,
"lngleside, on Hallow Zen. Many of the
medieval customs were revived on the occasion,
the young people trying their fate with swing
ing apples, meal balls, aud other tortune-tei-
ling devices
The family of Mr.. Philip 6. Hunter have all
entirely recovered from their recent illness.
Mrs. Edward Ferry has gone to Philadelplis
to visit her friends there. Sue will remain I'M
I'll after the holidays.
The Bulett Carriage Factory, which has been
closed for a week pact, while an account OF
stock was being taken, will resume operations
next Monday morning, preparatory to next
spring aud summers trade. The board of di.
rectorS have examined the accounts of the man.
ager, MI. VIM. S. Bullet, and express their
Gratihcatiun at the manner in which the bust
ness has been conducted and with the results.
This inGtitutiOn il now an established fact
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lying south of said Turnpike Road east of said
Falls adj ining the lands of Samuel smith Al
pert DuldHiel. Isaiah Guyton. and others. These
lands are improved by double one and one haIf
story FRAME DWELLING aud StabIIng
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Two Horses. Colt: head of Cattle. l2 Hogs,
flock OF the Famous Bronze Turkeys bred csps,
clally TO breed from lot of Chickens, pair Set
ter Pups, four months old, well matched | two
horse Coquillard Wagon, Hay Carriage, good as
new, Carriage Robes, two-seat Carriage, one
horse Wagon. Road Cart set Heavy Single
Harness, ! set light Single Track Harness, 3 sets
dies No. 20 o liver Chilled and other pIows,
Harrow. Sulky Cultivator. . Iron Aye Cultiva-
Tors Smile and Double Trees, Forks Hoes
Rakes. Mattocks. Shovrls, half-busheI Measure
Meat Barrels, 10 bushels of Wheat. 100 bushels
of Oats. 20 barrels Ot Corn, Is bushels Potatoes
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1890.
Harper's Young People !!
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The Eleventh Volume OF Harper's Yovng fsopls,
which begins with the Number for November g.
1879. presents an attractive programme. 1t will
offer to its readers at least four serials OF the
namely. The Red Mustang by William o.
stoddard; Phil and the Baby" by Lucy G.
Lille; Prince Tommy" by John Russell Cory
ster; two short serials by Hjalmar Hjorth
3oyesen, Two series Of Fairy Tales will
attract the attention of lovers of the wonder
world, namely, the quaint tales told by Howard
Pyle. and so admirably illustrated by him, and
another series in different vein by Frank M,
Bicknel There will be short stories by W. ID.
Howels, Thomas Nelson Page. Mary E. Wilkins,
Nora Perry. Harriet Prescott Spofferd, David
ker; Hezekiah Butterworth, Sophie SWEET, Rich
ard Malcolm Johnston, etc.
subscription 10 Hd,pers Youug People secures
a,so nIan. s anere - usetui knowedge,
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TRUSTEES SALE
Steam FIGURING Mill.
FULL ROLLER PROCESS. =
WAREHOUSES AND FARM. |
Inpursuance of decree of the circuit Court
tor Hartford caunty, as Court of Equity, the
subscriber as trustee. Will sell at Public Auction
al the Court House door, in Bel Air
on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER aoth. 1889.
At o'clock, NJ, all that valuable
KILLING Property, Warehouse & Farm
datey dissolved BY the death Of Henry anS ReekoTd
particularly described as follows:
l. All that Valuable
STEAM FIGURING MILL,
W En EcE F,os sF1n oFSger VIII OFFICE
DWELLlNg, situate at Is / Air aeksAEeA
harfnrd county, Md, adjoining the I'll 80
station of the Mary land Central Rail- 6sHsA1s&a4
WY; Where inc aforesaid iirm have unti recently
conducted aud the surviving members thereof
now conduct, the milling, fcrti ger and exchange
business. THIS property is particularly describ-
ed In lease and confirmation of lease from Mrs
MARY &. Dailain 10 said firm, dated September
.th' IN the year 1856, ana recorded amongst the
LAM records Of said county. in Liber A. L. j..
NO. o., folio Us ana is subject 10 an annual
ground rent OF SBO,payable on the 18th day of May.
rms mn mas capacity of 100 barrels of flour per
dny' am has also Roller Process for corn meal
ana chop. All tn" machinery is first class and
OF the la eSt improved patterns, having been put
III IN 1887 and 1883 by the j. T. Nuye Manufacture
ing Company OF Buffalo New YORK All tine
buildings connected with tns property are new.
STEAM FIGURING MILL,
Warehouse Property and CJaI Yard,

situate at Fallston. Hartford county, Md. ALA
cent TO the Maryland Central Railroad, described
Ia two deeds from James A. Spicer and wife to
the members Of SAID firm one dated January llth,
1873, ana recorded rs aforesaid in LIber A. L.. j.,
No, Al, folio 2S3 the other dated November sth
1875 and recorded as aforesaid in Libcr A. l.. j
No. 81 toiio 3i excepting thercfrom 81 \ square
ptrches reeonveyed to said Splcer 10y deed OF said
last men Toned dates recorded as aforesaid In
Librr y. l.. j.. No. ~. f Ii 81.
= Ihs property is improved by Il large !. Story and
Basement FRAME wARE-
HOUSE, with Elevator, railroad
slllns, Fairnank Ton Wagon :. !.sSz2 1sS&
scales. Coal Bins, Lumber Yard .sa .sA L&<l
2STORH DWELLING HOUSE, stzz-sz55sz{zzZ5-
AND STA BLING. This is All excellent situation
Tor business OF any sort.
Z. 4 Il ihnf
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Four Story FIGURING Mill,
LARGE FERTILIZER FACTORY, WARE
HOUSES, WHEELw RIGHT AND BLACK
SMITH SHOP, CORN HOUSE AND
WAGON SHEDS

and viii be sold subject to tho right of purchas-
rrS OF any of the other property described in this
advertisement, To maintain thereon if desired
the water pipes leading from the reservoir on
the EhJth Clayton farm to their respective
farms. should there be several purchasers de-
sIrlhg 10 maintain such pipes. each is to cOntri-
butte towards the maintenance thereof but ia
not to he obliged to do so unless he uses the
water from said pipes. These pieces will oe of
Tered as Just described, and also together with
said lot now occupied by said Walter f. Reckord
as a residence.
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Trustees Sale.

,, by virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court for
as trustee, will offer at Public Sale on
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The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
tina one-thlrd or the purchase money shall be
pad IN cash ON the day of SALE IN the ra ificn-
Ton thereof. IN the discretion of the trustee :
one-ihird thereof in six months and the resid ne
In twelve months from the day of sale. the credit
payments to bear interest from the day of sale
and TO be secured by the notes or bonds of the
purchaser, with security to be approved by the
trustee.
STEVENSON A. WILLIAMS,
Trustee.
d. O. HichaTdson, Auc'ioneer SNOW
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ALL THAT CERTAIN FARM
Sllutlt IN hartford county on the public road lead
IllS rom Schuck Corner to CreSwel about one
mile from the latter place, containing
1874 Acres OF Land, More rLess,
composed OF part OF Il tract of land called Chris
t4pher Camp, or by whatsoever name or names
and all the land described in a deed from Charles
McMackin and wife to Charlton W. Bngslea
uatcu thG &,th OF October, 1866, and recorded
amongst the Land Records of said county in liber
W. H. d., No. u. folio co. This is the same farm
on Witch Jas. Mckee has, until recently, resided
Apout n acres are cleared. and in good farming
1fuer' tHe other one hundred acres are heavily tim
bcred with fine oak and chestnut
Inc improvements are a large two-stOry Dwell
buildings.
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IL Acres, More or Less

D.. AL those several Pieces of Land, In Har-
FORD county, supposed to contain about
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described in deed from Nicholas c. C,rlile md
wire 10 said hthry, dated December 3lst, 1881,
lord county in L'ber A. L. j., No. A. folio 20G -
rms lana Is improved by a two-stUry FRAME
DIV ELLING, with StabIinV " -
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Thomas w. Lewis Bill for Divorce.
vs.. In the Circuit Court
In Equity.
THE object of this suit Ia 20 procure a decree
l. of divorce, UtaculO mat inonii, by Tn om, 8 ".
Lewis from his wife, "a hnrIne A. Lewis.
Tns Bill states that the complainant and de-
feudant were married March I'd. 1854, and lived
together until the year 1875. That though the
conduct of the complainant towards the defen-
dant has always been kind, affvcttonate and
above reproach, the said Cstharine A. Lewis, the
defendant, without any just cause or reason
aban Toned and deserted the complainant and
declared her Intention to live with hun no lon
ger and that such abandonment has continued
unlnterruptedly for more than three years, and
IS deliberate and final and beyond any roasona-
BILE expectation OF reconciliation.
That the parties have two grown children, and
that the defendant Is a non resident. The Bill
then prays for divorce, Utncuio DldtrinloRi and
for general relief.
II is thereupon this seventh day of November.
1889, ordered. by the Circuit Court for Hartford
County, In Equity, that the plaintiff, by causing
paper published In said Hartford County, once in
each OF four sue 'essive weeks. fifteen days be-
fore the first day OF January 1890. give notice to
SAID absent defendant of the object and sub
stance of this Bill.warning her to appear In this
Court In person or by solicitor, on or before the
FIRST day OF January next, to show cause, II any
she has, why decree ought not to pass AS
prayed.
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, test,
Snov A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
Il scribsrs have obtained from the Register of
Wits OF Hartford county, Nd Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of
WILLIAM ADY,
late Of Harfold county, deceased, All persona
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notihed TO exhiAit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof. e
on or before ne II !ioy OF Novsm6er, 1890,
~ they may otherwise bj law be excIuded from
all UIncn' Z" Sa'd es.ate. All persons indebted
payment. q
Given under nue hakna ..,,. nils e., dow
of Novemblr =, 1880
ANDRA NJ. ADY,
Sney Executors.
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Tuesdays Elections.
A DEMOCRATIC CYCLONE
MARYLAND SAFELY ANCHORED IN THE
DEMOCRATIC HARB0R.

A BITTER FIGHT IN BALTIMORE.
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NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY SAFE.
Fusion Everywhere Defeated.
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described in a deed from Richard j. GittinRs
trustee, to said Henry. dated January II, 1850
and recorded amongst the Land Records OF ID al.
tm0Ie County IN Ltber q. II. c.. No. -, folio
ii6 ~ i"'''
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SO Acres, More or Less.

=. All that other Piece of Land, situate in
IiarfoId county, containing "
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and IS lmprOVCH Nya Two and Onc-FIuIf Story and
a1a---, Basement STONE DWELLING
sSHTaErsN aud SMALL BARN. About ~
tts4sFsi q acres ar" Gear and the balance in
Sf<gsElf5 Timber. ana II is more particular
sfkssS 5fSESsA ~ dcSct bed in a deed from Elijah
S-@AN4@ AaAA-1S Claytun and wife to the members
OF said firm. dated April 2ith. 1854. and recorded
among the Land Records of baltimore county, in
lhber w. NJ. ! No. l4l folio 81, This farm VIII
be divided so that The part containing the re-
seryuir aud now supplying water u the property
OF the late Henry Reckord, ut Reckord. may be
sold separately. For further information apply to
either John n. Reckord, Bel Air, Md. Walter 2.
Air Md.
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DUBI.IC SALE.
TERMS OF SALE.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Ut. C. HOPKINS and WALTER W. PRESTON,
Solicitors.