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~~ THE SHIP UNION.
The good ship Union’s voyage is o’er, c '
At anchor safe she swings,
And loud and clear with cheer on cheer
Her joyous welcome rings:
Hurrah! Hurrah! it shakes the wave,
It thunders on the shore, —
One flag, one land, one heart, one hand,
One Nation evermore! • ,
! SATURDAY, SEPT. 30,1806.
L. M. HAVERSTICK,)
H. C. LONGNECKER, V Editors. : ■ ,
J. B. LONGNECKER, J .. .
. FOR CONGRESS,
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
JOHN L. THOMAS.
NOTICE
"Mi
To the Union Men of the County,
YOU are hereby requested to hold yourusu- j
al PRIMARY MEETINGS, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH, ;
between the hours of 3 and 5 o’clock P. M.,
for all the districts except the 3d and 12th, and
for the two above mentioned Districts, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH.:.
between the same hours,
for the purpose of electing FIVE DELEGATES
from each Election District to represent you in
the County nominating Convention, to be held ,
AT TIIE COURT HOUSE, j B&J
IN TO WSONTO WN, ON; .
Wednesday, October 4th.
The following county officers are tobechosen
at the coming election: —One man for Judge of
the Circuit Court; three men for County Com
missioners ; one man for Sherifi and one man
for Treasurer. By order of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
August 12.—td.
Registration of Voters.
The Registry Boards have completed their
regular work. Comparatively few of the hum'
ber who made application have been disfran
chised. We this week publish the List for the
sth, Btb, 10th and 13th Districts, and will pub
lish the remainder of the County next Week.—
Registers who have not yet sent in their Lists for
publication, are requested to do so as early as
possible.
While these names are being published, we
must beg the indulgence of our Readers for any
lack of news and general reading they may no
tice in the Union.
CANDIDATES. ,
We announce below the names of the several
candidates whose names will be presented to the
Union nominating Convention of this county,
on the 4th October ensuing. We are pleased to
• say that they are worthy citizens, and the nom
-1 ination of either of them will be acceptable tp
the loyal people of Baltimore county.
SHERIFF.
WILLIAM FOSTER, 7th District. 7
NELSON CULLINGS, 6bt District.
JOHN K. HARVEY, 2d District.
THOS. F. FORSYTII, 11th District.
RICHARD C. TRACY, stli District.
AQUILLA CHILCOATE, Bth District.
WM. P. JEAN, 2d,District.
CHAS. PEREGO Y, 3d D istrict. ?.
S. W. TIPTON, Bth District.
H. W. MORRISON, 10th District.
TREASURER.
CARISTIAN GORE, 6th District.
Capt. HENRY WILHELM, 6th District. ;
THOMAS COOPER, 7th District.
JOSHUA H. PARKER, 10th District.
Union Congressional Convention.
NOMINATION OF J. I THOMAS. Esq.
f
On Tuesday last, the Convention for the nom
ination of a member of Congress for the Second
Cong. Dist., met ia Broadway Hall, Balto.—
A permanent organization was effected iu the af
ternoon by electing John H. Longnecker Esq.
President; H. D. Gough and Wm. Bull, Vice
Presidents; J. N. Foster and C. H. Pitt, Secre
taries *
Hon. A. W. Bradford and Jno. L. Thomas Esq.
were named as candidates, when Mr. Gough of
Harf. Co., withdrew Gov. Bradford’s name, say
ing that he was not in the field and had done
nothing to bring his name, before the primary
meetings. Jno. L. Thomas Esq., being the only
man before the Convention was declared unani
mously nominated. A committee was appoint
ed to inform Mr. Thomas of the fact, who shortly
returned to the Hall with the candidate. He was
greeted with much applause by the members of
the Convention and in response to their cries of
“Speech,” addressed them on the topics of the
day and signified his acceptance of the nomina
tion. Col. Webster was also called upon, who ,
made a few remarks, mutually complimenting
the convention and the candidate.
In accordance with the action of the conven
tion we to day place the name of Mr. Thomas at
the head of the paper as Candidate for Congress
in the Second District, and bespeak for him that
support which his loyalty and ability deserve.
Resolutions Adopted by the Convention.
Resolved, By the delegates representing the un
conditional Union men of the Second Congres
sional District in convention assembled : That
we congratulate the people of the country upon
the conclusion of the war, the overthrow of re
bellion, the maintenance of the integrity of the
Government, the extinction of slavery through
out the entire republic, aud that we hail the tri
umph of the principles contended for by the sup
porters of the Government in the recent conflict
as a harbinger of that advancement in individu
al and national prosperity that shall render our
country not only the asylum of the oppressed
and the persecuted, but the most prosperous of
- all the Governments of the world.
Resolved, That the thanks of this convention
and the everlasting gratitude aud honor of Amer
can citizens are due to the brave officers aud men
of our army and navy for the success that has
crowned the National cause and maintained the
Union of the States from forcible disruption by
its adversaries, and that we recognize the patri
otism of past ages reproduced in those brave
and patriotic men, who, in the hour of our coun
try’s trial responded to ber call, and presented
their breasts as the shields of her protection
against the fiery waves of treason and traitors ;
that we welcome them in triumph to their homes
to enjoy the protection of that Government,
whose pillars were supported by the strength of
their mighty arms, aud cemented by the blood
of their fallen comrades.
Resolved, That the warm sympathies of this
convention are expressed and tendered to those
whose firesides have been made sad for fallen
ones, who perished or have been maimed in the
war for the Union; that we express our sincere
, and earnest regret and sorrow for the death of
the nation’s dearly loved and lamented late Pres
ident, Abraham Lincoln, twice chosen by the
voice of bis countrymen to the magistracy of
the nation.
Resolved, That in Andrew Johnson we realize
the man for the times, the man of the people,
and in his past career we have assurances of that
devotion to the Government and to the Union
that eminently stamp him as a statesman and a
patriot, and in his course as a legislator, we en
dorse the efforts that have been made to perpetu
ate the Government and restore law and order
throughout our borders; that we express our
fullest confidence in his administration and onr
approbation of bis policy pursued towards the
people of the States recently in rebeliion, and
that this Convention pledge to him its earnest
support in all wise measures looking to the inter
ests of the Government and governed.
Resolved, That it is due to the people who sus
tained the Government in its crisis, as well as to
the nation itself, that the public dßbt be redeem
ed and that all liabilities incurred on the part of
those engaged in the rebellion be repudiated;
And that we are now, as we always have been,
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keenly alive to the duty of preserving the Union;
that this edotention4m jfflates all of the doc
trines of tn§ State B>(?us school of secession,
and affirm that thfc. Gdyamment delegates pow
ers to thfe States add Ihe States to the Governments
‘ I f
Latter-day Democracy goes a-beggiog. Sbr
four years it consistently opposed the war for
the Union or yielded It that unwilling support
Which issimettraes worte than open hostility;—
For four years it stigmatized the efforts pf the
Government as “sectional,” “revolutioiiairy,”
“ unconstitutional.” For four years it -sternly
arrayed itself against emancipation. For four
years it labored to throw obstacles in the way of
of the war. For four
years it strove to excite the people to
riot and open hostility to the government. For
four years It Struggled-'to prevent 1 soldiers from
voting and opposed a!l measures looking to the
relief of their families. For four yeare it bore
aloft such men as Vallandighkm and Ben Wood,
with all their weight of .disloyalty. For four
years it applauded the valor pf the South and
insisted that she could “ never be conquered.”
For four years it told us that “ freed niggers
would starve.” In the late political campaign
it politely called the Union Candidate for Pres,
and vice Pres.a rail splitting buffoon and a boor
ish Tailor .” And to cap the climax, in solemn
convention, after due deliberation, it .declared the
war “a failure,”: and demanded that itshould
unconditionally cease. i i!; ‘ i
But strange things have come to pass during
these four years, and'tod-ay it would seem the
unfortunate Democracy ha 3 not where to lay its
head. The rebels are conquered ;t the Union is
'restored; the war has not been “a failure;”
freed men are going to work. There is not a
splinter of the old platform left. And so the
once great and respectable Democratic party is
greatly straitened throughout the country. Eve
ry convention seems to b$ running the machine
“on its own book.” In Wisconsin, Ohio and
elsewhere they cling to the unforgotten past, un
willing to,admit that the war has accomplished
a grefit and glorious pjirpose.
In New York however the leaders were more
prudent. “He tbd) stands on a slippery place
makes nice of no vile hold to stay him up.”—
Neither did they. While the war continued they
were earnest peace men;. now that it is over they
are for its vigorous prosecution. With slavery
inexistence they were its strongest defenders,
now that it is dead they are anxious to aid in
its burial.. “The boorish tailor” is resolved in
to “ our able, distinguished and patriotic Chief
Magistrate.” “Lincoln’s hirelings” are suddenly
the very best of good fellows and are nominated
for all the offices that have no money in them,
care being taken to reserve-the good, fat places
for well-tried' party wire-pullers. They resolve
themselves into a refreshing state of -joyousness
(hat the war is over, the Union restored and the
black man free. They esteem it very complimen
tary to us Uition men for the way in Which we
conducted the struggle .to a happy issue. It is
a matter of astonishment that they didn’t nomi
nate Wendell Philips or Fred Douglass for Sec.
of s,a,c : ...
<poial JVffro.
following Property, advertised in this
paper, will be sold as stated below :
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Valuable Farm of 97 acres, with good country
Mill; and out-buildings, on Western Run. Jno.
Scott. ;
By Cardan & Bosley Real Estate Agents,
Balto., 100 Acres of Land in Harford County,
one-third in timber, balance arable Land.
The “Bacon Hall Farm,” 476 acres, on the
Yoi-k Turnpike, 3 miles from Monkton station,
NT C. R. W., with stone dwelling and Barn,
on Tuesday Oct. 3d at the Court House Towson
town. Jno. Philpot, Jno. T. Ensor, Trustees.
Valuable House and Lot in the centre of Tow
sontowii, on .the R. Road and Turnpike, suitable
fqr public business. B. N. Pay ne, Agt.
A number of valuable properties in Adams Co.
Pa. for sale by John C- Zouck," Agt.
AT PUBLIC SALE.
A valuable 1 tract of Iff acres oh the Falls Road,
14 miles from Balto.; With good improvements
and a spring of water shear the house.: Wheel
er'S Keech Attys. Wm. Gent, Jr., Trustee.
V Monday, Oct. 2d, the “Ivy Mill” Farm on the
Hillen Roa<i:3,miles from .Baltimore, in lots of
from 5 to 14 acres.
At Phoenix Factory, Thursday, Oct. sth, a
lot of elegant Furnture, Horse, Cow, buggy, &c.
M. Slothower.
Friday, Oct. oth, all the Stock, utensils, fur
niture of the above Farm. S. S. Stevens. —
S. H. Govef, Auct. 1
Monday, October 9th, atithe Court inTowson
town, a Farm of 146 J acres in Green Spring Val
ley, known as “Risteau’s Qarrisoo;” with first
class improvements. C. W. Ridgely, Trutees.
Monday, Oct. 9th, on the N. C. R. W. near
Lutherville, Three Horses, 2 Cows,; 16 Hogs,
with the ufoal Farming utensils, Furniture &c.
Ruth O. Lynch.
OhTfresday, October 10th, Valuable Property
in Towsontown, 15 acres, 3 Roods and 13 Perch
es, fine Dwelling &c. H;L. Bowen, Trustee.
Wednesday, Oct. lltb, on the premfses, 1$
Mi. from Reisterstown. Five Lots of land, much
'of it iu good timber. S. H. Stocksdale, Trustee.
Monday, Oct. 16th on the Old York Road, 20
miles from Baltimore, an excellent Farm of 71
acres, with good improvements, also, a quan
tity of stock, farming utensils &c. Joseph Par
sons.
Farm or Country Seat of 26 acres on the Old
Frederick Road, 4 miles from the city, with
Frame Dwelling, barn and stable, on Monday
Odt 23d. Benjamin Contee. ei> ' '' ' ■ i
Ten acres of Woodland at the crossing of the
Bel-air and Joppa Roads, 00. Sat., Odt, 28tb.—
Reuben Tovel, Admin. •
Farm of 130 jpcr.es, A mi., from Reisterstpwn,
18 from Balto-) 30 acres in good timber, well
watered and fenced, good buildings Ac., on
Sat. moning, Oct. 28th. H. Kemp.
Real Estate Sales. —Mr. E. Livezey, Real Es
tate Broker, has sold 400 acres of land on the
Liberty Rohd near Harrisonville, 15 miles from
Balto. belonging to Mr. Jno. B. Armstrong, to
11. M. White Tor $45,000. This includes stock,
utensils, crops Ac. There are vast quantities of
Chrome on the property which enhances its val
ue.'
Mr. Livezey has also sold the fine country seat
known as “Tusculura,” near the Liberty Road,
containing about 17 acres with an elegant man
sion built in the Italian style, forslß,ooo. Pur
chased by J. B. Armstrong, Esq.
Messrs. F. W. Bennett A Co., auctioneers, sold
on the 23d'inst., at the Exchange Sales-room Bal
timore city the following tracts,of land in Balti
more conn tj: —Tract No. 1, woodland, on the
Philadelphia Road, six miles from the city, oppo
site the Blue Ball Tavern. Lot No. 1, of 25 acres,
at $55 per acre. Purchased by T. Crossmore.—
Lots 2, 3 and 4, each of 25 acres, At S4O per acre.
Purchaser W. D. Shurtz. Lots 5, 6 and 7, con
taining 89 acres, at S2O per acre. Same purchas
er. Tract No. 2. also woodland) situated near
the turnpike, seven or eight miles from the city,
containing 92 acres, at $lO per acre. Same pur
chaser. Tract No. 3, containing 29A acres, sit
uated between the Philadelphia and Belair roads,
at S2B per acre. Purchased by Robert Lehr.—
Tract No. 4 containing 40 acres;' located near the
Philadelphia Railroad Station at Stemmer’s Run.
Purchased at $26 an acre by E. B. Taylor.
Mr. S. H. Gover, auctioneer, sold at the same
place a farm containing 31J acres of cultivated
land situated on the Philadelphia road, four mi.
from the city, near Moore’s-Ron, improved by a
large dwelling, with barns, stables, Ac. Pur
chased for $2,000 by Mr. Tfaos. Gonroy.
Messrs. Carman A Bosley, real estate agents,
have sold the farm and country residence of Mrs.
Ruth C. Lynch, on the N. C. R. W. between Ri
der’s Station and Lutherville, containing 108
acres, to Mr. B. 0. Richardson, for $15,000..
Death of a Well-known Citizen,— Mr. Ed
ward Patterson, one of the oldest citizens of
Baltimore, died at his country residence in Bal
timore county, on Sunday 24th inst., in the sev
enty-seventh year of hisage, At the time of bis
death, Mr. Fattcrson was one of the chief owners
of the Ashland Iron Furnace ; and associated
with his brother Mr. Joseph Patterson, largely
interested jn the Patterson Iron Works on Gun
powder Falls. He. haa been closely identified
with the iron trade of this city for many years,
leave's large wealth, and an honored memory for
probity.— Sun. 7 • ... ..
Mons Improvements. —John H. Longnecker,
Esq., has had an excellent board walk laid the
entire length of his property on Penn. Avenue.
We hope his neighbors will ‘go and do likewise.’
Bear in Mind that Monday next, is thelast day
on which U. S. lot. Rev. ’Paxes can be paid to
Jas. L. Ridgely, Collector at the Court House,
Towsontown.
Sweet Air TuaNWKE.—The new Turnpike from
Meaeditb’g Bridge to Sweet Air is progfßslng as
rapidly as circumstances will permit. It is com
pleted and in use as far up as Mr. Wm. Pearce’s
a distance of about three miles. This part of the
road has been approved by a Board or Examin
ers and a toll-gate has been put up at the bridge.
The new Turnpike when completed, will prove
of great advantage to the fine section of coun
try through which it passes, and will bring the
village of Sweet Air within about one hour’s,
drive of Towsontown.
Religious Meetings.—To-morrow (Sunday)
quarterly meeting will be held at Hunt’s Chapel.
Preaching to-night and to-morrow morning by
Dr. Slicer of Baltimore.
To-morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock, Rev. Geo.
Morrison will preach at Chestnut Grove Church.
Sale at Manor Parsonage.—On Wednesday
next, at lOVclock, S. G. Wilson, anct., Will sell
two cows, six shants, a lot of corn, oats, farming
and housekeeping articles, for the Rev. Wm. A.
White, at Manor Parsonage. ~ .
THE MARKETS.
• Baltimore, Sept. 29.
FLOUR—Howard Street Super $8.75.@58.00
“ Retailing Extra $9.76
u Family $11.00@511.50
City Mills Super $8.60@58.76
Baltimore Family $14.60
Ohio Super .$8.35@58.62
“ Extra .....$9.50@50.00
“ Family [e-mail]
CORN MEAL per barrel $4.75@50.00
GRAlN—White Wheat 200@260cts.
Red Wheat 190@230 cts.
MJ White Corn ....88@96 cts.
Yellow Corn 87@89 cts.
Oats, (weight,) 49@51 cts.
Rye 75 @BS cts.
PROVISIONS—Bacon Shoulders..l9i@l9i cts.
“ Sides 20f@20 cts.
Hams, cured ~33@35 cts.
SALT —Ordinary brands, fine, $8.35@50.00
Ground Alum $2.40@50.00
Turks Island, per bushel, 65@5000
WHISK EY—(Ohio) $2.31 @so.oo
MARRIED,
On the 13th inst., in Baltimore city, by Rer.
W. S. Edwards, Wm. R. Bklbson, of Howard
co., to Miss Martha A, Fkazier of this county.
DIED,
At his residence in Baltimore county, on the
18th instant, James Goodwin, in the 53d year
of his age.
At bis residence in Baltimore county, on the
24th of September, Edward Patterson, in the
77th year of his age.
On the 26th instant, of consumption, which
she bore with Christian fortitude and resigna
tion, Susan A. Zencker, in the 21st year of her
age.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 50 or 100
Cords green or seasoned FIREWOOD,
(half-seasonea preferred,) at the PHIENIX
FACTORY, N. C. R. R. Sept. 30.—3 t.
” forT sheriff.
JT'SJfMESSRS. EDITORS Please announce
•W the name of
S. W. TIPTON, Esq.,
as a candidate for SHERIFF, subject only to
the Union Convention, and oblige many voters.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
JS©**Mr. Tipton’s name bad been previously
announced but was withdrawn on account of
some misunderstanding.
Sep. 30-^lt
NOTICE.
To the Citizens of Baltimore Comity.
L'v ing that lam in favor of Negro Suffrage.
I peremptorily deny the charge and challenge
any man or set of men to substantiate any such
charge against me. I have always‘been op
posed to Negro Suffrage. The charge is false
and without foundation.
NELSON CULLINGS.
Sept. 30.—1 t.
For Treasurer of Baltimore County.
Messrs. Editors :—Without intendingto dis
parage the claims of any of the gentlemen
whose names have already been mentioned in
connection with the office of TEASURER of
Baltimore County, I would in addition, Sug
gest the name of
JOSHUA H. PARKER, Esq.,
of this district. In announcing the name of
Mr. Parker to the Convention which is to as
semble on the 4th Proximo, I would add that
in the event of his nomination by said Con
vention, bis election would be sure. Which
election would be a deserved compliment to the
gallant and loyal little TENTH DISTRICT.
Sep. 30.—1 t.
FOR SHERIFF.
addition to the number of excellent
'‘‘'v men who have been suggested as candi
dates for the office of Sheriff, we would add
THOMAS F. FORSYTH, Esq.,
of the 11th, District. Mr. Forsyth is well
kfiown in his own neighborhood and through
out the county, as a man of undoubted loyalty,
strict integrity of character and good business
capacity.
His nomination for this office by the County
Union Convention, would give general satis
faction to the loyal people and would be en
dorsed by a heavy vote at the coming election.
• • /.i . ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Sep. 30.—1 t.
FOR SALE OR KENT,
That beautiful farm, in high .tat.
of cultivation, known as “HA
ZELOWOD,’’ belonging to
Williamson, and situated on the Reis- Hill
terstown Road or Pennsylvania Ave-,
nue, adjoining the Second Toll-gate, Two and
1 a-half miles from Druid Hill Park. It is ad
mirably adapted for a
DAIRY FARM ,
having a large Spring of water cold as ice, nev
er known to fail and the Western Run passing"'
through the farm. Abundance of fruit Ac.
The buildings are suitable for a large farm.
Possession given in December next.
■ I Further description unneccessary as those
s desiring to purchase or rent can view the
. premises and consult with the subscribers.
ALEX. YEARLEY & SON,
No. 15 St. Paul St.
[ Sep. 30.—tf.
; ~ PUBLIC^ALE
THE undersigned will sell at Public Sale, at
Phmnix Factory, on
, • > Thursday, October bth, 1865,
r AT 12 O’CLOCK, M.,
His entire stock of Household and Kitchen fur
niture, consisting of 4 complete SETTS of
chamber Furniture, with Beds, Mattrasses, Bu
reaus, washstands, wardrobes and chairs, a
general assortment of Toilet furniture,
STOVES, CHAIRS, TABLES, CARPETS,
BEDS, BEDDING, BUREAUS Ac., Ac.
ALSO.
ONE GOOD HORSE ,
i suitable for saddle or harness, one cow, heifer,
bu ggy> sleigh, single and double harness Ac.
Terms \Cash.
M. SLOTHOWER.
S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Sep. 30.—1 t,
Public Sale
OF
TEN ACRES OF WOODLAND .
THE undersigned, by virtue of an order
of the Orphans’ Court for Baltimore jSfi
'• County, will sell at Public sale atKingn
ton in said county, Ut the crossing of the
Joppa and Bel-Air Roads, on
Saturday, October 28 th, 1865,
At One O’clock, F. M.,
Ail that part of a tract of Land of which Bam
; uel Tovell, late of Baltimore county died seized,
the same being a part of the said Tract which
Josiah Hoshaur, Albert A. Miller and Henry
Seitz purchased of Charles R. Chew and wife,
and which the said Samuel purchased of the
former parties. The said land is
Well Timbered ivith Chestnut , Oak,
Poplar and Hickory.
. It lies about a half mile from the Bel-Air Road
and 12 miles from the city of Baltimore. A
plat of the same will be exhibited on the day
of sale, or it may be seen before the day of sale
i by any one calling on the undersigned At his
residence.
TERMS of sale'are Cash," and the
deed to be excuted to the purchaser or purchas
ers on the ratification of tne sale by the Court.
REUBEN TOVELL,
j Administrator of Samuel Tovell, deceased.
S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Sep. 30.—ts.
; STRAY HOGS.
rPAKEN up estray on the premises of the
X subscriber, on the York L _
pike, about 19 miles from Baltimore,'milPKA
1 Black spotted hog and 1 White
hog. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and takq .them
away. DICKINSON GORSUCH.
Sep. 30.—3 t
QUALIFIED VOTERS
.A OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
r l IHE REGISTERS of the following Districto
X of Baltimore county, having completed
the Registration of Voters in their aeveral Dis
tricts, according to law, hertby announce the
names of those entered in the list of qualified
Voters as designated below, and do “notify all
person* interested to appear before them at the
places, and during the hours of Registration
on the tVESDA Y and WEDNESDA F next
sreceding5 receding the Tuesday following the first Mon
ay in November next, (which will be the 31st
of October and the Ist of November,) to show
any omissions or other errors in saidT lists, at
which time the list of qualified voters shall be
corrected and finally closed.”
A Fifth Election Dintriet. * .
L - r _ A.
Armacost Caleb Arraacost George W
Armacostjohn ,i. Armacost Jabes !
Alban Joseph . Abban William
Armacost Stophel F Armacost Elijah
Algire Joshua Armacost John W
Armacost John F Abbot Thomas J
Ash Charles Arthur Jeremiah
Algire George Alban John W
Armacost Rezin H Alban George S
Armacost Jacob M Armacost Augustus
Armacost John H
7. B. • H ;
Bush Benjamin B Barber William
Bull Ambrose 8 Belt Darby
Bond John M Bowen Charles r
Beckley Daniel ■■ Baker George
Boring Richard C ? *. Bold its Charles F
Brown Elishs> Blucker John M
Bull Ambrose O Baker Jeremiah H
Bull, Joshua L Boring Bryant W
Bossom Daniel Boring Greenberry
Beckley John B Bossom George
Belt William H ' Boblits Samuel F
Bossom Charles Buchen David
Bosley Thomas
c.
Crocket Hugh G Cooper Abraham 8
Curtis Thomas Cole Abijah H
Curtis William Colp John L
Crowther Eli Cullison Aaron
Cooper William Cables Jacob L
Cramer Henry Cole Noah H ; i
Cole John T II Cullison George
Cole Abijah Cole Samuel 8
Cole Ernestus Cole William P
Cole Alfred Cullison Moses
Cole Benjamin Crowther Eli D
Cox Oliver W
D.
Diven John W Dixon John C
DehoiT John Divin John T
Dehoff Josiah W
XL
Ensor William Ensor George W
Ensor Nicholas W Ebaugh Elisha
Ensor Nicholas
F.
Fowble Harrison Fowble John W
Fowble Peter F Fare Henry M
Fowble Joshua Folk Jacob
Fowble Richard of P
a
Garret John Gill Richard H
Grim Jacob Gittinger Daniel
Grifenstine George Gill Didymus
Griffy John
H.
Harris Charles Hare John N
Hale Thomas Hare Daniel W
Hollenshade Thomas Hale Abijah A
Hall Joseph Hager Jolin
Hare Jacob Hare Jehu
Hale George Hoffman Daniel
Hare David Hoover Peter
Hager John Hare George H
Hale John Hare Michael
Harris Richard Hare George
Hare John P Hare John F
Hare Philip F
&
Kemp John
Xi.
Lloyd Samuel Lawson John W
Leaf Joseph Lawson William T
vl ,
Mays Abraham Morfoot Lewis
Merry man George Mires Elisha
McComas Jackson Merryman Elisha
Morford Thomas '.Morrison John 8
Morfoot Isaac Miller Robert W
Millender John H Morfoot John
Martin Jnbez Mires Clarfield
Miller Robert Martin Joshua M
N.
Nailer John F Nace Ferdinand
Nailer Levi Nace Henry
Nace John
F.
Patterson John Price Nelson
Price John H Price Caleb
Price John L Patterson Samuel
Patterson Charles Painter David
Price Daniel Price Samuel
Price Benjamin F
XL
Rinaman David Royston Robert
Resh Jacob Royston John W
Royston Edward C
s.
Sparks William C Shamberger Jacob
Snaub John H Shamberger Daniel B
Sater John Sr Sater John Jr
Smeltzer Martin Shock Joseph
Strevick Ephraim B Smith William
Smith George Stiller John H
Scott Thomas H Seaks Frederick
Shults John W Turnbaugh John
T.
, Tracy Richard C Thompson Thomas
Tracy Jonathan Traey Joshua
Turnbaugh Tawny George H
Turnbaugh Jacob Toney William
Tracy William
w.
Wilhelm John Jr Wheeler John M
Wheeler Joshua Wheeler Josiah
Wisner Kinsey Wisner George W
Wolfgang Soloman Wilhelm John F
Wilhelm Abraham Wilhelm David
Wilhelm Jacob M Wilhelm David W
Wheeler William H Worden William H
Wheeler Josiah Wisner Andrew J
Wheeler Elisha Wilhelm Daniel
Wheeler Augustus M Wilhelm John L
Wheeler Bryant Wisner Matthias
Wheeler William Wisner John H
Wilhelm George W - Wisner Jacob
Wisner Abraham Capt Wells John W
Wisner Noah Wilhelm Benjamin F
Wilhelm Thomas
z.
Zouck Richard
Total ....216.
BENJAMIN B. BUSH,)
JNO. F. WILHELM, \ Registers.
THOMAS HALE, )
Eighth Election District.
A
Atkinson John Ambrose James
Anderson James M Anderson George L
Allbright Clinton W Allbright George
Ambrose Christopher
B
Brady Nathan Beinstine Frederick
Bradley James Burton John Sr
. Burns William H Burnham Elijah F
Brooks Daniel B Benson Thomas J
Bosley Thomas C Bull Loadrnan E
Bosley Joseph Bull Nicholas 8
Brooks Charles Brown Elisha
Bosley William H Burton John Jr
Bosley Walter T Barrett William
Brooks Abraham Bond John
Brady Robert Bosley John
Bosley John E Bosley John H
Butler John Bull John W
Brady Michael Bane Ulick
Bosley Thomas CJr Bosley John of Wm
Bosley William HJr Belt John W
Burk Daniel Brooks John E
Burk John E Burnside James
Burton William H Bamber James H
Burton James L Brady Michael
Barrett John .Byrne John
Butler Joseph Bosley Greenberry
Bond Thomas Brewer Augustus
Brown Abrahsm Brady James
Bond Eli Burk Patrick
Burnham Edward Byron Martin
Berry Marshall D
O.
Clark James C Childs William E
Cockey Joshua F Cox Uriah
Chrisman Emanuel Coltrider Daniel S
Chilcoate Elijah Cassiday Michael. j
Cole George H Chileoat George
Cross Caleb Chileoat George of G
Cockey Peter F Clark John
Clark Henry ... Carr Feelder C
Cox Joseph Cover Thomas
Carr William D Cookey John G
Carr James H Cromer John
Collim Henry C Corcoran Christopher
Carter Charles Commans John
Chilcoate Aquilla Casper John M
Cox William H Oorkran Francis S
Cole Abraham of LewisCoekeyjGeorge B
Conoley Thomas Cross William
Cahoon William C Cockey Thomas B
Cole 8 Howard Childs George
Cole. Lewis R Cookey Thomas Dof T
1 ‘ 4 ' " '
Coo key Joshua FJr Cahoon John
Crother John Jr Chilcoat John ofiJohn
Collins Samuel Cox William F [*&
Cross Valentine W Connor JOB 9Jh J I
Cooker William H Cunnyigham John _1 J
sahrau .jsafeaL,
Chilcoat George of J ohnCouner James
Childs Thomas C r Childs John R
Conner Bernard
•1 i. : r> -i 4 ; L :;-i *
■du }'■ ** 4\ : VLv ' :'*
Doer Charles / Durham George W
Duer Ralph L Dorr Henry
Dorsey Owen 8 Daley Seth
Deisel John Dorson Vincent
Duncan William Dearing William B
Dorkan Johon Davis A B
Dorsey John Doherty Thomas
Duncan John DP . . Debaugh Charl~
' Doifck William fr' A-'pustus
Daugherdy Cormick Dorsev William H
B
Ensor Abraham <3 Ensor DarbyS ,
Ensor George O Ensor George of Darby
Ensor Edwrd C j Eackbert William
Ensor Aquilla * * EnsUr James B
Ensor John E .J. Ensor Luke P ,;T
Ensor William C Ensor John of A
Ensor George 8 Ensor William 0 i
Ensor George K Evans John
EndersonJobn - EnsorJosephas ;t ’ r
Emory DC H ’ Ensor Shadrach
Emory D H Ensor William Cp
Ensor John T of DarbyEnsor George of Wm
Ensor Mordeeai
V
Feast Samuel Farley Michail ui
Fitzgerald Pateric lu Flood Bernard > 1
Freeland James Fishpaw Wm H > <
Flinn John Frasure Geo i>- ..
Fowble Joseph M Frederick Georgd
Freeland Daniel : Frederick Christian
France William Fitzgerald Christopher ~
Fitzgerald Patrick Fitzsimmons John N
Frederick William Fortune Thomas
•i Cr
Green Wm G Goodwin Owin
Green John W Gent Wm-Jr ~j
Griscom Edwin CV v Greaser Frederick
Griffith John 8 Griscom Frederick
Gent William C Griffith John J ,
Griscom Powell George John
Gambrill B B German David ,
Gorsuch Wm Gorsuch Noah
Griffith John Gorsuch Dickinson
Griffith Edwin Gent. Alfred R
Goodwin Thomas Gent,Alfred J
Griffith Thos F Sep Gerver John M
Griffith Abraham Galloway Aquilla
Gill Josiah Gent Henry C
Greaser Jacob " Galloway Thomas
Greaser Sylvester Gosnell Henry
Gent John R Good John W
Gent Wm of Thos Gill Joshua
H
Howard John Hanson Walter
Harper John Heiser James
Hoffman Wm DJr Hoffman Casper ' ,
Hines John S Henry John B
Hoffman Cineinnattus Harris Ephraim
Harris Henry Hanley James
Hooker Amos B Hoffman Parker 1
Howard Benjamin ’ Hanley Patrick
Harris Wm. Hicks Joshua*! ~
Howard Joshua Henry Charles
Hunt-Geo 0 U C Howard James
Hutton Wm G Hook Cumberland |,
Harper Thomas Hutton Robert J,,.
Howard Jarred Hdll ! Thomas‘L
Hoffman Ghristian Hedrick Robert Sr
Heilig Wm M
Z<
Ingham Thomas >D
MAI KOtH
Jessop Abraham Jockel.Jacob
Jessop Chas L Jackson Benjamin
Johnson Philys Justus John
Jessop George Jones David
Johnson William Jessop Charles If.
Jessop William Johnson Joshua.
Johnson Abraham G
X
Kirk William Kelly Wm T
Kaving John Krapp John
Keys Charles Karper Geo
Kerney Wm Klindinst Andrew
Kerney Thomas Kelly Eli
Kerney Thomas of WmKelly John G
Kelley Joseph Kelly Thomas
Keys Lloyd S , , Kelly Peter
Keys Wm •* * fterny Patrick
Keys Geo Keating John
Keating Thomas Keneday Philys
Kelroy Thomas
L
Lynch Jethro Lee Alexander IT
Leaf John Lee Wm N
Long Henry Love Thomas, >
Lloyd William Lindamore Henry
Lee Thomas J Lee Alfred G
. iTMiri’ Iff JUT •;
Morfoot Robert McNally Arthur -
Matthews John D Matthews Oliver
Miller Geo H Matthews Geo
Macauley Robert B Matthews Josiah P
Miller James H McCombs A P
Matthews Thos H Matthews Benjamin P
Mills Henry Maloni Thos W
Merryman Geo J Monahan Owen
Matthews Mordicai H McLaughlin Luke
Martin William Master Joseph R
Matthews Aquilla Matthews Richard B.
Matthews Irea Matthews Christ W
Matthews Irea of T Minnick peter
Marten John Sen Miller Hr his J
Matthews Elias Marks Daniel
McCauley John Mark Wm
Merryman John ,W Mark Hamilton J
Musgrove Stephen Mays Jeremiah
Musgrove WmS McCan John
Miles Joshua McDonnell Thorilas
Manior Peter Matthews John
Musgrove Ira Murphy Thomas
Marthland Samuel Matthews Wm W
N
Neely Robert Neppenburger Conrad
Nalor John
o
Ohara Martin O'Connor Hpgh
Oneal Owen Ottrrier Henry
Osborn Joseph T
p
Parks Edwin D Price Samuel B
Price John 0 Parks John
Poteet Zephaniah Parks Peter Jr
Parkß John T Parks John
Parsons Geo W Petticord William H
Price Esra Price Israel Sr
Price Josiah Priee Samuel Jr i
Price Samuel M Price Robert F
Price Skelton i Park* Peter Sr
Price Thos J Parsons William
Price Beal Parks John P P
Price Jas M Petticord Kinsey
Petticord Wm B Price Elijah
Pearce Jas L • Price Elias R
Price Nehemiah Price John
Price Isaac M Price Thomas C-.
Proctor John C Pearce James L Jr
Proctor Robert 8 Pearce Thomas T G
Petticord Joshua Poe John _
Price Robert L . Price Levi
Price Oliver M ; Parka Parks
Price Stephen R Parks Williafn >
Pearce Thomas C Price Joseph R Jr ,
Price Evan M Price William M
Price William M Ports Thomas J
Price Daniel M - 4 j;
Q
Quims James
R
Rider Edward Roe John K
Reuler Ferdinand Rilsy John
Rinehart Absalom Royston William T
Rider Harrison Ross Joseph
Russell Roebuck Rider John G
Rinehart John W Rider Lewis J
Riley Abraham Royston Johp S
Rinehart Jesse * ' ' Reynolds Thomas
Rinehart Jesse Jr
s
Seipp George Scott William H II
Smith Robert 8 Starr Jeremiah
Shaffher Samuel J Sbifdan Columbus
Swem Amon x Stetenson Edwdrd S
Shelly George E . - Shipley Vincent T
Shipley Otho BhaW Witftam
Swem George R Shipley John F
Sanas Samuel Smith Jacob
Stiller Jackson J Srollem Jacob
Shook John B Bcott Edwin .
Scott John Shaneybrook Athony
Sprole William Scott Thomas M
Stinehagen Richard Swain Stephen
Smyser Emanuel D Sadtler John P
Scott Abraham C Scally Thomas
Staina Caleb D Sadtler George F
Shealer Jacob G ' i Sadtler Benjamin
s , •/, ! iIT ; I < > 11 t
Taylor John H Tramble Charles T
Tipton Shadrach Tracy John
Thomas Henry Tracy Sterrett
Tracy Benjamin Tracy William
Tracy Ephraim V. Thomas John
Turnbaugh Willlim Thompson William S
Turnbaugh John Trimble Henry C
Tawney Thomau D . -i Thomas William H
, Tipton Jefferson Taylor George
X.
Uhler William H Uhler George W
Uhler Johnsey Underwood Jacob ,
w
Willis John Wheeler Artemaa
Wheeler William D Wesley Henry
Wainwright James A WesMy George
Wainwright Samuel J 3 Wooden William
,*44 ’ ' ,ar->S v U
Weaver Daniel WUliams Daniel
Wainwright James Wbitofefti John
Welsh John Wecst-JoSn P
Withers Joseph f / Wllpon William '
Wheeler Evan D Worden Jam -
T s
Zink John Zink Matthias
Total.
fjvu AItI) M RIDER Oi> '. j
aOBT. S. SMITH, j
Tenth Election District.
A.
Anderson Ira G Amarine John T
Anderson Benjamin T Amarine Henry' '
Akehurst Charles Amos John' O'-* * *■
AkehurstJobn Anderson Charles W ■
Anderson Columbus Anderson Samuel M
Anderson William H M Albergt Jrfin
.Ab^feiscuj y - Uj J Jjl ™
B.
Bond John 1 Barrett John Jr*
Bosley S Parker Belt Ebenezer
Barrett Edward Belt John G
Bode Conrad Berry William
BuUook James E Burke Heqry r * T 1
S aeon John E Berger Jacob
osley George A Beard William ‘
Bosley Samuel > . Badders Walter B V.
c.
Cdddy El ibu Carr WHlfam A c *
Curtis John S Carr Jesse A
Curtis Eli Cole Moses P
Carlin William Cuddy John P >
Carlin William Jr Curtis Levi ‘ "
Chen worth John T Curtis William T
Carlin Josiah *• : 1: Chilton William P
Colwell William H 4 1
D.
Duncan S 8 Defendaffer Henry
Durham Parker Defendaffer Amos G
E.
Evans William ... Elliott Thomas A
Evans Charles
F.
Ford Francis M Freeland William T
Frazier John Fell William J 0 '
Fugit Martin V Forwood William
Fitztmmons Patrick Fisher Rich&td
Fitzimmons Philip Fishpaw Aquilla -
Freeland William Fitzwater George
o.
Galloway Aquilla Gardner James 7 /'
Guthrie Alexandria Gardner Joshua G
Galloway William Green Henry
Griffiith ThomasT Jr. Goods John
Gartner John A
H.
Hobart William Homan John L
' * Hunter Pleasant Herbert Richard W.
Hutchins Richard M. Hutchins William
Ilagerty John R. Howard Samuel 11 f
Hanley Owen Hamilton James A
Hollinburger Joseph Hutchins, William H
Harman George Hutchins John 8
Hutchins Richard Henderson James
Homan Henry
J.
Jorce John Johnson durance
Johnson Merriken B Johnson David
Justis Israel ~ Johnson Jacol*
Johnson Benjamin T Jessop Edward
Johnson Joshua
K ' ' 'IL :0 ;,-o
Ivellpy William H King Isaee < n g
Kpne William H H Kay James JU u
Kerr Archie Kaufman John T
L.
Lytle Thomas Lytle Nicholas P
Lentz Georg#; Leight Willian H. L.
Lafferty Patrick Legg John T .
Laffgrty Henry
n.
Matthews Thomas J Jr Miller Samuel
Madary William F McNicholas John
McCaslin John Morrison Henry
Morris Henry D. Moores James S
Matthews George H Marsh Joshua
Madaria John Murphy Cornelias
Myer George Murphy John ■
McComas James B Miles John B
Murray Lewis Murray Michael H
Morris Owen C Matthews Thomas J Sr
Miles Nelson R Miles Thomas
McComas John M Matthews Dennis M
McComas John M Jr. Marsh Beal
Miles James McMann Frisby H
Miller Peter Merryman Levi
w.
Norris James Norris Thomas/ Jill
Norris George Norris Nicholas J
Norris Thomas Naw John
o.
Ogle George W
P.
Parker Joshna H Price Thomas
Pearce John Bacon Price Caleb
Pearce Micajah Price David B
Parker James A Parker John
Pearce Edward G Price Dr. Abraham H
Patterson John G Price Daniel
Parker Nicholas H Price Jacob ;, , t
Parker John Pearce John C -.- ;
Philpot Thomas Price Robert 0 V
Pearce William Price Charles -v
Price Warrick Pocock John
Price William H Price Joshua R
Price John B Price William
Philpot John Proctor George
Price Joshua Pearce William Jr
Priee George W Pease Louis
Parsons Lewis Perdue William T
R. • !)iL
Royston Robert Richardson James A
Royston Robert J Royston Bosley
Rowe James F Richardson Joshua K
Richardson John F Royston John H B
Royston Joshua M Richardson Thomas
Randall Thomas D Royston Wesley A
$.
Stonebraker Wash Stabler Elisha
Smith Rezi.n Thomas Sparks Josiah
Smith Joseph Scbessler Nicholas
Smith John Sutton Ahraham-lf
Stan'diford Nicholas J Sparks James R
Scboelkolpf John T Stonebraker Joseph H
Schoelkolpf Henry V Scboelkopf Paul P
Schmidt John Smith Thomas
Schneider Lawrence , Sparks Francis M
Stritehoff John Seidel John
Seipp Conrad Shurmer George Adam
Sullivan John Shearer Van Buren
Scarborough Ezekiah Sharply John
Smith Frank Sheppard Grenbury P
Sparks S G Slade William H
Stritehoff Frank B Stansburry Dixon
Slothower Morris P
.aJ t. •w*
Tyrrel Edward N i 0 - Tracy James S '•
Tyson Richard Tipton Ira G
Tyson George S Through William H
Tipton Slicer Traps John
Troyer Hanson A Traps John A [
V.
Vance William C Vance James W
w.
Williams Jerhu Wilson James N
Wilson Asel G Wheeler James
Wright John J Whistler Lee M
Weakley Edward A Wilson John M
Wilson Gittings
Y.
Young Abraham York George S
Total 25d. **
WILLIAM C. VANCE, 1
y / W. BTONEBRAKEB, -V Registers.
*. .. JOSHUA 11. PARKER, j : . rp >
> Thirteenth Election District.
A
Arnold Rodrick < Alderedge Bodrich H
Arnold Henry F
B
Burris Helery Biden Joseph
Beneza Frederick Burns William
Burden William Belt Amos
Budday Louis Baldwin Nelson r
Baxter James Bradley Nathaniel E
Beasley George Br&ndean A4 am
Bear John Brandean Christian
C ULVV
COursey Edward B ClemmdnS Jesse 1 --
Cappeau Jabez Oubbins Thomas
Councilman John Colwell 8 B
Carter George Cassell DanioP
Coursev Wesley B Carney Owen
Councilman Charles Carroll Nicholas
D
Derroff Frederick Dorsey William
Drake Pleasant H Derring Henry ■ '
Detzel Frederick
E '^ oH
English Thomas J Evans Louis
Earp William P Elkelman Casper
Elder Michael H Eyer Jacob
Ewing William ’A
F
Fowler Robert Fowbic igj t
K-.mT > Uh H A *
■■ - . -Ut- - .e- '"MW*
Gellemau ’ 8 W
GibbOD. I'^^^
E Jinkins James H
Jones Edrain
K
Kerby Louis V Kilmaa John O. -
Kerhy Zachariah Keath WiUiaiA.
.107— f/WA
- Lewis Wilson
Lewis John JV t -Link-Johai
levering BdWard P'- LeliheHer John N
Levering Jesse L Linthicum J Solon S
Lewis yc g
'> .■' LM T tffl ZM. \ J 'd'A
McFed<l#n .William T ,. Moasboer Paul
McGinnhlsJoMi - ' <fohn
•j! Me&een JosisJh ~, ;i ■ Nfinnis EiHh ;<)
, Minpia Timothy ’ Monte Christian 11
.'toena .T-ftcloL
:i ?*ql William; V/ /. .Pamphilptpn, Jppus
****&>
RandW rifchaM • r Reis Heiiry
RahpuimiHenry Rick John*s I.iW
S
Shelright George F J Smardon William
Shelright-Wwr H A Smardon Elias
Skinner Badhwwn C Smith William H
- T :
,Tillman 'Turner Richard T
Tillman William J Trueat Earnest K
Tillman David II
w
Wade William'H Wever Thomas
Wagoner Philip Watts Biehßlmin T
wSwlfiSy Jo '' = T
rs Ab<abam { 3 Wh>ttemdrd]!Ldyman
George W Whittemore Edward
Worth Samuel WaltevnyCr IkWncSSG F
■ 'A; HB.
F. G. F. WALTEMEYER, l
EDW. WHITTEMORE, \ Registers.
_ J
Sept. 30.—1 t. , , f , y , 1t a
mortgage sale T“
OF A
FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT,
i.
Tout Miles from Baltimore City.
T)Y .virtae aad in.pursuance of a power con-
XF tained in a Mortgage from
jfttf lifl-m P. and Julia
SSSSt? Whfifd^his Wife, and James nuK
"JXTWhite and Margaret White hisi££i!lß
wife, to me, hearing date, the ,28th day of, July,
1862 and recorded among the Land Records of
1 Baltimore County, in Lifer G. H. C.-'Not B fol.
542 Ac., and in conformity with the provfcons
of Article 64 of the Codie of PhWift General
Laws-pftbe Maryland, !, Benjamin
Contee, wilFset up and offer at public auction,
on the premises, on
Monday, October T%d, 1865,
at 4 o'eloek P. M., All that parcel orland, sit
uate in Baltimore County, in the State of Mary
land, being part of a Tract called : n ....
Beginning for on Northeast side
of a'Road twb perches Wide/ lafid out through
the lands, conyqyed .b|y Atkinson apd Auld to
Warfield ift Trust c., H. M. F. No. 3, folio
47 Ac.yand running from the Old -Frederick
Road towards Fnumliii Town, known as .
Yew Rosunf
and which place of beginning is North 491 de
grees, East 2 perches from a stone heretofore
planted at the end of the South 47 degrees.
West 37 perches line of the whole ground) so
conveyed by Atkinson and Auld to. Warfield in
Trust Ac., and running Jthcnce, reversing the
lines of said grdhbd/rtie tWoMfollowing courses,
namely North/494 degrees,. East 35 and two
“ tenths perches to a stones North 40£ degrees,
West 72 perches to a stone ; then south 50 de
grees, West 39 and six-tenth perches to 4 itone
now planted on the Northeast side of saidltwo
perch Road ; then running aqd bounding on
said Road the tW6 following courses, namely;
south 43£ degrees, cast 39 perches to a,Cedar
Tree marked with Twelve notches ; the*-south
43} degrees, east. 34 perches to 4he beginning :
containing * -'' ‘
17 ACRES OF LAND MORE OR LESS :
And also, All that traet of land mtuate on or
near the Old Frederick Road in Baltimore Co.
and described as follows, namely : Beginning
for .theaame At>h stone planted ip the given
lineof
“loraiug Choice,”
and running thence with said given line South
40£ degrees, east.3B perschez toja stake ; thence
soum 8£ degrees, east 10 and iour-tenths perch
es to the oid'ftefeiieK R!>44U thehce withjsaid
Road, south 82j degrees, west 29 and three
tenths perches to the easternmost side of At
kinson’s new Road; tfeeace running with and
binding on said last mentioned Road, North
43£ degrees, west 35 and four-tenths perches,
’ to ; the beginning of the land conveyed by--At
kinson and said James White ;
thence North 49fr sßigsA-s, east bounding on
said-land ;fidj and |wq-tenths .perches to the
plafce ot beginning j contaifiing 9 acres and 1®
square perches orland, more or less ; being the
same two paroels of land which-are particular
ly described in a Deed from said James White
and wife to said William P. White, bearing
date ths J9tfa day-otMatch 1562 and recorded
among.the Lend Records aforesaid in Liber G.
. H. C. No. 34 fol. 141 Ac.
The Improvements consist of a comfsrfcble
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and
and STABLE.
TERMS QFSALE One-third of the pur
chase money cash on day of sale, one-thira in
six months and one-third in months
from day of sale ; the Credit payments to fear
interest and to be secured by the bonds ornotes
of the purchase,swithia.s|refcy or sureties to be
approved by the undersigned, or %11 cash at
the option of the purchaser.
. .BENJAMIN CONTEE.
S. H; GOVER, Auctioneer. J ‘
Step. * •
-n > , u ROAD NOTICE, jjj
t To all Whom it May Conoem * J
Notice is hereby given that application will
“ he made to the county commissioners of Balto.
leonatyi wt thermeeting of said commissioners to
be held thq first Tuesday of
October, for laying out ana opening a Pub
lic Road in the 6th election District of said coun
ty to cominence at a county road leading from
tne 014 York Road to the York Turnpike and
running through the lands of Lemuel-Morris,
. Gtee. Taylor, dec’d., Jas. Taylor, deefd., Jfcslph.
Walker, Fisher A O’Corner, Walter C. W|il|er,
and Edward Matthews dec’d., and intersecting
a county road leading from the Freeland Spaa,
past Joseph Walker’s Mill, to the York-. Turn
pike. FISHER A O’CONNER,
LEMUEL MORRIS/
< .. A. L. KNIGHT, .
E. 11. MORRIS, and others.
Sep. 30.—5 t.
I’’ N THeTmATTER OF THE ESTATE pF
ELISHA LOVEAEL LUNATIC, Tn the
Circuit Contri far Baltimore eotmfy—in Equity*
ORDERED, This 26th day ,of September, JB
- that the sale made and reported by Josiah
Wheeler, Committee in this cause, .he ratified,
aud confirmed, unless cause to. the contrary
thereof bo shown, on or before the list day of
Oetotyr next, provided a copy of this order be
published in spme newspaper printed iu Balti
more county, once a week for,.three successive
week* before tbe.said.2ist ( 4ayof Qctober > ;ldfs.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$3,731.13.
" 1 - wan ‘friwiiiiHi M'Bgreiia.
Ttue svmn. d/ e mu,
sdpt. .e jv
1 . VALUABLE!*'ARM Tf
nr
county, at Public
7TIHE subscriber will ..sell at Public aysyon.
I on the premises, on Saturday, Oc
tffjfatober 28th, bis Farm, lying nearre!ss|||
SpPDover, 5 .miles from
~ *T~*town and 18 from Baltimore,il*|l|B
containing about 130 acres.. Thirty acres are
in good Ti mber, the balance in. good cultivation.
The Buildings, Fencing Ac., , are in first-ate
orden The location is healthy, and there is
running water in every field. H. KEMP. ,
14 mile House, Reistcrstowu Road.
E. BERRYMAN, Auctioneer.
Sep. 30.—ts.
Real Estate* Agoncy.
atfC ' HENRY W. ROGERS A CO.,
Real Estate Brokers and Agents for the pur
chase and sale of Farms, Lands and Houses
! in Maryland. Money Loaned oh Mortgage.
Ground Rents bought and Mid. f a.
! corner of Eayette-and C’hurles Stf.,
tPii V —Jit r