Complex chancery sale bill targets Frederick real estate
In Frederick County Court a bill seeks a decree for sale of the real estate of Joseph Penn, late of Frederick County, to pay debts. The complainant, a creditor, notes Joseph Penn died intestate with insufficient personal assets. executors/administrators face heirs at law and nonresident defendants from Ohio and Virginia, with publication sought for absent defendants. Also notices offer business and property opportunities in Frederick Town with details on sale and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Court of Chancery
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
Benjamin Pean
Elias ‘T. Penn
George Richards
Nancy
Richard Tucker
Eleanor
Rachael Lenham
Rebecca Thrisher
Joh Richards
Vary
Achsah Pigman
Janes Prathenel Sophia
John W. Hines
Nelson’ Innes Alexander Mines
Warrick Hines
Thorsey Hines
Peter Castat
Eliza
Abraham Jones
ams
Benjamin Penn
Elijah T. Penn
Rachel Lenham
Rebecca Thrasher
John Richards
Mary
James Prather
Sophia
Alexander Mines
Harriet Mines
Thersey Hines
Peter Cassat
Grafton Molen
Joseph Penn Molen
William Hitch
Achsah
Ely
Junie
JOAN SCIELEY
Clik
Trustees Sale Foreclosure of Frederick County Estate
A decree of Frederick County Court orders a trustees sale of the George Smith estate near Wondersborough. On June 1 at 1 PM the remainder of the 209 acre property with a stone and log dwelling, outbuildings, and about forty acres of timber is offered. Terms require half cash at sale and notes secured for the rest. title conveyed free of liens except one on Mary Magdalina Smith. Andrew Smith can supply details. May 14. fs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
John Hesson
Middletown
QU & ADVERTISING
Vossessior
Frederick county court
court of equity
George Smith
Frederick county
William Smith
Andrew Boston
Wondsborough
Liberty
Andrew Smith
leiis
Mary Magdalina Smith
o. BP
W. BALCH
Tailor announces move and new suit resources
Frederick issues thanks to patrons for support and reports his shop has moved three hours east of the old stand near Yalbot's Hotel to a fire free house. He promises fashionably neat work with punctual service and says he has arrangements with top New York and Philadelphia tailors for PASTH TONS reports. May 14. PAM HANDS WANTED. An advertiser seeks two first rate farm hands for Double Pipe Creek Farm in Frederick County Maryland. May 14.
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Yalbot
New York
Philadelphia
Frederick
PAM
Altress Junie
Kemp
Double Pipe Creek Farm
Frederck Co. Md
Resources of the Blind and Miscellany Reflections
A long, dense fragment chronicles John Metcalf Blin Jack’s life as a blind road surveyor and snowbound navigator, then shifts to satirical musings on talkative storytellers, private orators, and a religious periodical’s satire. It includes brief moral reflections on sickness and maternal love, plus an anecdote about hunting, a personal memoir of a paper’s life as a street-borne infant, and assorted notices from a Salem newspaper about abolitionist and colonization discussions and a Maryland committee’s constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Metcalf
Blin Jack
Manchester
Ben
ABE
Derbyshire
Buxton
Winslow
Congleton
great London
mor
dewey
Phil
Gaz
Hutchever
raf
stioukl
Poland
columu
Tam
fiemer's
smd
Salem Olserurr
Frederick County Colonization Society Charter Text
The document outlines the Frederick County solonization auxiliary to the Maryland State Colonization Society, detailing its purpose to fund emigration of free people of color to Africa, with notice provisions, membership dues, officer roles, governance, and annual meetings. It lists officers and managers and prescribes financial accountability, petitions for delegates, and ratified amendments by two thirds.
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Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore
James M. Sherman
Tyler
Balch
Janes Miymond
eng
Lientley Boeing
Vth
Frederick County
Maryland State Colonisation Society
Maryland State Colonization Society
Aamir Ind
board of managers
African Colonization Meeting Adopts Emigration Plan for Liberia
A Baltimore court house gathering of the African colonization circle, led by John Sidwn, with Dr William Deadly Wykr as secretary, endorsed via unanimous vote a strategy to move free people of color to Liberia Attica, backed by the Maryland State Colonization Society. The resolutions urged concentrating efforts across states to fund and organize emigration and establish a domicile for free Africans abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
friends of the African colonization
Orange asdviety
Jr. Ayres
Maryland State Colonization society
American Colonization Society
ite
Africa
Attica
ater
IF. Balch
Smallz
United States
Liberia
Sheaffer
National Republicans Baltimore Committee Retires
The Baltimore Central Committee for the National Republicans declares its completion of duties, thanks supporters, and urges continued vigilance. It notes opponents were defeated but not destroyed, calls for readiness to defend ground gained, and encourages continued local cooperation and effort in Maryland politics.
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Baltimore
Central Committee
Maryland
kina
witfer
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Frederick Town
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ARLES JOHNSON
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Market
Patrick Street
ABRAHAM HAFF
Market Street
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Philad
Cabbel
Stewisier
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Prim, lie
Boston Transprint
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Jepthaway
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Provi
dedtes addres
Van Brrents
grenies
duas
Gibbs
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Auricinth
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Mery faunal State Colonization Society
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BCs
TILE SOCIETY
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Moses Wormarndobn
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