The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-29

without further SummOnsi anu ttap a''hNn
merits will be issued in case OF their non-at-
tendance.
The few criminal cases TO be tried a. the
same snecial Court are assigned forthe Third |
Monday Of April.
WESTERN Nh. RAILROAD. Prom recent
communication OF Robert irwin Esq, Tres |
ident ofthis road, addressed the Merchants,
business men. and property holders Of Bal
timore, published in the City papers, insok-
inc aid 10 complete the road to iagerstown,
we learn4Tbat the distance from Union
Bridge. its present terminus in this County
TO lIagerstowm is 49, miles--2bt 10 the
Washington county line on the South Noun
tain, and lsI thence to Hagerstown. The
estimated cost Of the road, made by Mr.
Git, competent engineer, when IRON was
s 100 per ton, was 81 go, dS5 The cost Of
the road from the Washington county hne g
Hagors own by that estimate Is sous, fzff 10
meet which there are bonds endorsed by
Washington county S3O0,00D, subscription
10 Stock, by same County Sl5V 900, private
subscription by citizens Of said County, say,
| s1O0. Ot,o.-makipg s5J0.oO0 The estima.
ted cost from Union Bridge TO the Washing
ton county line Is S74i, lotto meet which
! tho road has bonds endorsed by Baltimore
| city 1900, 900, City subscription 70 Stock
| 500, 900, private subscriptions TO Stock IN
| Carroll and Frederick counties. say 6a,mO--
! making $3.50 The deficiency Is thns
about $4,000, which if properly responded
/ to, he says, win 10 q short tme enable the
| Company 10 put the work under contract at
| both ends ai The same time. and insure Is
| completion in time for the fall trade of 1867
| IS this road iagurstown Is only ~ miles
| from Baltimore; whilst by the Cumberland
! Valley Road, and Harrisburg. il il lG2 miles
| TO Baltimore, ls2 20 Philadelphia. When
| the road u completed h j. believed that II
| will attract al tho trade Of " Arlington coun.
~ 10 Baltimore, and also much from Fmuk-
| lin county, Pa a Wiiliamspou ON the
Canal. a few miles beyoad HagorAowB, Il
will connect With, and control profitable
coal trade.
/ CHrncn NortcE. Tho Maryland Annual
I Conference 81 tic Methodist Protestant
Church, which met NJ the Siafr Church. Bel
timoFn, ndIouuei aiier seven days arsgion,
on the 9lsi inst. b. meos agnin On tbe assr-
ord "wednesday Of March 1850, nt West
baltimore Station The starr Church'
was principally lniii, sad donated 20 ihc
Conference, by Nr. wesley Starr ot Baiti
more nnd finished Us the denomination,
, Daring thc proceedings tie Literary institute,
a boarding aud pny School ior Young la-
dies, lately established NJ tuinniown, Car.
roll county. Md, wns uoilcrd $50 = AmieuuE
maaacE aud cordially recommended 90 public
surrnr'.
The nos collegr proposed a. bc establish
I'd ~ Westminster, Nd, n" husidings for
which arr nos being erected b. Mr. +. T..
Buell. IL this plscr, WA also referred 70 a
Committee and reported lavumblg upnn.-
The report waa adopted, AMI ritnIuiiou
pastrd recommending the Institution o. thr
Rev K. $. NorrI. va, returned ta PIPE
Greek Circuit. 9Th Bcr j. Z Ward. 81
Sppcruumoutry and as,irau' Rev T. g.
mora, Mis""ui itcF' w. r. Rscao 90, Nip,h
eireei' NAssinRi"u' siAHnn. nov ~
st.a..a 81, 49, r., M .s5 a.. n r.
Jordan. slala L.bmran. 4, Annana's. u.a
granted sgpcruamrsuy ,,'atoh vithoa'
clam.
g. ~, NJ.