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wEATHEEsTIEID, Com, March ?, ls53 DR.. -. ~
Greg Dear SiT-TIaE iDg seen your aevortizernert
Of " Constitution Water, recommended fer Iufarn-
nation Of the kidneys and Irritation Of TIE Bladder
having s11ersi FOR ths past thres years and tried Tie
skill q number q physicians with only temporary
relief, was induced 70 try your medicine. p-ocureI
one bottle Of your agents Al Hartford Neasrs. Lee,
sisson Co., and when bad used hall Of Il, 70 my
surprise, I found great change II ny health
have used two bottles Of i, an an where nnver
expected 20 be IN ny lifs vel AMI IN COCA spirts
cannot express ny gratitude Tor IT, feel that T. is
all and more than you recommended il % be. My
the blesslngo GOd ever attend yo1 yosr labors ~
love Yours truly,
LEONARD s. BIGLOv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 l. r X E ID b Y Is Y,
DEALkR
SEAN rs ~ LUMBER
Residence, Franklin ST.
OFFlCE-A. TURNER'S STORE,
ly562* LOWER TOWN.


:. III. LEAN ENNORTH,
SURVEYOR. =. Charles, Saginaw county. Mich will
attend promptly % Survey ing and Mapping, kan
lining aud Describing Lands. Examining Titles, Buy
ing AMI Selling Lands, Paying Taxes, Sc. 570yls
EOUND In the city of Lansing on the
L 18Th inst,
POCKET BOOK,
Containing some money and papers. The owner eau
have the same by calling on the undersigned. al tho
Lansing Academy, proving property and paying for
this adyertiscme lCIHER GOOCH
573wls
DARN FOR SALE. Situated Is
l. mics from the r r Depot az IAingsbnrgh, Shi-
assca county. containing 200 acres u land, 90 acres
improved. nmhar-bsck walnut. cherry, oak ash ,
elm. &c. For particulars enquire al the Republican
Once. iu Lansing, OF on the premises
5s-U r u. CARNAHAN
TOHN MOLD begs to inform
y theinhabtnts Of the city Of Lansing and vic nifty
that he has commenced business. ami D. prepared 10
make Boots and shoes 30 order IN the best aud latest
tyles. A. thinks from his long experience IN bust
ness, both IN work aud material, 10 give salts
faction TO all who win give him acll one door south
OF NJ Whitley store AMI opposite the Elgar House
y. B-Rdpairs done with neatncss ana dispatch
57-m6 JOHN ARNOLD
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JvLDF DEWITT

BosTos CoRSTRs, y. Y, Dec. y .isgl --Wu II
gregg q co-CeHif II freely give you liberty %
make use Of the following certificate o. the valae Or
Constitution Water, which can recommend IT. the
highest manner Ny wife attaoked With pain 10
the shoulder whole length q The back and n her
limbs, with palpiiatioa II The heart ard Irritation o.
bA< 1addeT. called physician Who attended her
about three months Wien hs lelt her worss than DE-
found her. then employed one q the best Dlysi-
eiAns could find, who ATTENDED her Tor about nino
months, aud while she Wa under his care she old
lot 71Ges s.iss ~ sliucb galn. Hs rnzly gave her
Up and said. her incurabl> Ter" SAL he
she hds NH combination q oozapiain0 iaf ellne
gusn for operateI agaian s0nae oteT y her din
eulties About this umo she c0umenced tbe use N
COusitltion Water aud 70 our utter astonishment.
almost the very lrst dose seemed u have the de-
sired effect, and she kept improving rapidly under
is Treatment and now s1perntsnds entirely her 10
nestle Affairs She has not taken any o. the Consi
luton Water FOR about four weeks and &c arc happy
to say that Il has produced permanent cure
VIZ n. YAS BESsCHOTES
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contribution wafer
ID III u r. &c y

lFrs-ie and drench the Kidneys and by constant uss
soon lead TO chronic degeneration and confirmed
disease
We present the Constitution Water O. the public
viii the conviction that II has no equal in relieving
The class OF diseases Tor which a. has been found %
eminenty successful FOR curing and We trust that We
shall be rewarded for Efforts in placing 30 vala-
able remedy In form TO meet the requirements Of
patient and physician
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\ new engine and boiler, from the manu-
factory Of James Flowers < Bros, Detroit,
has just been put up in connection with the
workshops The engine is Is horse power,
and il propelled by steam from q tubular
boiler by s feet in size This machinery
has been put up at a cost Of about 81, 600.
The engine is one OF the most perfect work
ING machines we ever saw, aud in appear
ance is perfect model of beauty.
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The cooking and washing is al perform
ed by the boys. the former under lhe super
vision of Mr. Edward Lee. who also has
charge ol the dining rooms, and the lat
ter under charge Of the Matr0n The cook -
ine il done by steam. and the water FOR
washing is heated by the same agency.
The steam for this purpose is generated by
the boiler attached 10 The workshops, and
conducted to the cool, and wash rooms by
at underground pipe.
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The boys are now mostly employed IN the
manufacture Of chair seats and backs.
These are the only articles manufactured
for sale. The clothing and boots and shoes
worn by the boys are all manufactured in
the Institution 10y some OF the inmates, and
the farm work is all done by the larger
boys, an oyerseer being employed in each
case to see that the work is properly done,
and that the boys conduct themselves in an
orderly manner
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So IOr sale By all Du0osas. rnes 81 CO. 20
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II III SIC Ms

Have long since given mp the use Of buchu. cubchs
ana juniper IN the tcatment Of these diseases, and
only use them in the want Of better remedy
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STATE Reform SCHOOL. We paid visit
to the Reform School last week, for the
| purpose Of Witnessing the operation Of 4
new steam engine, just put into one OF the
workshops, aud while there made q f-v
notes OF what - SAN AMI irall.c,., -.a4 o.,
many Of these things were ofmuch interest
TO us, we give them TO our readers, trust
ing that they may be Of interest TO them
also.
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EVERYTHING IN THE Linz

WITH THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IT 4 UNSFcRs
sART TO ENUHERATE THE DIFFERENT
KINDS OF
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GRAND JURORS REPORT.

snN Wednesday. 30th ult., the Grand
n Jury for the Nav term of Circuit Court
for Carroll County, visited the Aims House,
whore they were met by the Steward, Jacob
Myers Esq, who conducted them through
uif the buildings, and gave every iacliity ior
thorough examination, and it Is will, great
satisfaction they report that they found them
in better condition, as to cleanliness &c,,
than ever before The inmates, Of when
there are about forty, appeared % pc q
comfortable and happy as couid be reason.
ably expected. The ont door arrangements
and farm generally will compare fayoragly
with any IN the County, and wc think INC :
steward aid Stewardess, entitled to great
credit and confidence. -. ~,
The valuable Quarry upon the Farm con
tains an inexhaustible quantity q superior
stone suitable for building and other purpo-
SOS. and Is being managed by the energeue
hoard ~ Commissioners SO as to make u NOT
only a great convenience TO the community
but a source Of great revenue to the oohilty.
They also visited the Jail, where they were
Greatly surprised and grati6ed to lind, m
stead Of the excuse for prison that rarely
held n convict Chat desired to escaped over
forty eight hours, building SO securely and
nermanently constructed, that while the
comfort of The unfortunate inmates is greatly
increased. there Is no hope for escape. The
rre,ent Sheriff, j. d. Hoppe and his wife
are admirably suited aud fully competent to
iii the responsible positions they occupy,
and have our thanks, as have also the stew.
ard and Stewardess Of the Aims House, for
their kind reception and courtesy during onr
visits. H. IL NVihio,
june Foreman
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Has been IN successful practice for number
Of years, with the experiences Of the different
hospitals in Europe, also member Of the Anz
aiyfical Medical Institute Of New York, contin-
ucs 10 attend to all professional cases at hi Q :
flee No. g2S FiIbert Street Philadelphia. A
No patent Medicines are used or reconis
mcnded; the remedies administered are those
which will not break down the constitution but
rcnoyate the systcm from all injuries ithas sps-
tained from mineral medicines and leave the
system ina healthy and perfectly cured con
dition.
destroyer Of health aud happiness, underpfin-
ing the constitution and yearly carrying thou
sands 70 untimely graves; can most empi@ticai-
" be cured.
Melancholy, Alteration that state ofAlicna-
ton aud weakness Of the mind which renders
persons incapable Of enjoying the pleasures or
performing the dnties Of life.
nBErMAfIsu, II any form or condition, chron-
mic or acute warranted curabc.
ErILErsY, or falling sickness, all chronic or
stubborn cases OF
PEMAIE DISEASES,
radically removed Salt Rheum and every
description Of alterations Pilcs and scrofulo"s
diseases which have bafIlcd all previous medical
skill, can be cured by my treatment; and ] do
say all diseases, Ives Conservatory canbo cured
by wearing NY Medieated Jacket. which Is 3
protection 70 the lungs against all changes ~
weather in an climates. Having Investigated for
wears the GAUGE and character ioi inicrmiueBis
lfcvcr and aguel in all part of the United
sstatcs will cure permanently all cronic or acute
cases of agnc & nervous discascs in few days.
toHeer Carrd eithom he Knife or bSdRi"g
Rl0od.
Tape Worm that dread 70 the Human Family
for years. can be removed with two or three
doses ofmy newly discovered remedy. Marran-
ted IN al cases. Consolidation in the English
and German Languages free Of charge. VIII
make visits any distance II desired. MAY DC
addressed BIS letter (confdrntiaily) aud Mrdi-
cine sent with proper dircc 10 T. any part Of
the country.
0fFIcE-No, 92s Filbort st, Phila.
Juno 7-ly
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THE FERTILIZER
FOR
M ARYL AMI LANDS.
BAU CHS
Raw Bone Eshcsp:iase /!

c5ptaisi,ng So per c,nt If Phosphate Of
Lhp, and 400 per cent IF Ammonia
TT should Be borne III mind that the Phos.
plate Of Lime in this article, being oh.
tained exclusively from Raw Bones and .
truc Bird Guano. there is no part Of il mop.
eratiye, as in the ease Of SUPER Phosphate
made from Mineral tinauos; bnt being en-
tircly Soluble in the Soil, continues toimpart
lis tertilizins qualities to the crops for years.
The remarkable success which has atten-
debts usein Maryland and parts Of Virginia,
isa sufficient guaranty % induce those who
have mt tried L 70 do 20.
The Grain crop IN tlis State, where this
Fertilizer has been applied, is supposed to
'ia,Ye been increased from - 10 so per cent.
by IL use; willie for Tobacco aud Grass
iands rs success has been equally decided.
The Baltimore price is uniform with the
Manufacturer Factory PRICE.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
Sidnnfncturr' Agent,
No l05 Smiths Nhnri, Baltimore. Md.
For snle BY BOWERS 4 GEHR,
febs 8m Westminster.
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III OI s III. e.

MEAT HOUSE, SPRING HOUSE,
STABLE, &C., all Of which are in
good repair. -,
The above described Real Estate viii be
sold subject 10 the DoKer right cfihe widow
therein This property is situated ON the
county Road leading from Sandy Mount, to
Pntapsco stationof the Westcn Maryland
Railroad, adjoining the land Of James
Rhodes. John Eaitcr and others, and i the
same.of which Elijah Woelcry died, seized
and possessed.
Terms Of SHE are ono ibiri cash on the
day Of sale, Or upon the ratification thereof
and the residneto l'e paid 10 eqrfh payments
the ono to be paid ~ SIX months aud the
other IN twelve months from the day OF ale
the credit paymcnts 60 be secured by the
notes Of tho purchaser or purchasers. boar
Ing iatercs, from the day Of sole, with sect.
ritz 10 he approved by the Trustee.
AZARlAH 0URSLER, Trustee.
Cadlr & RgifsslnRa, Solicitors
nay24.ty u. a. Gorsuch. Auc't.
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Notice II Personal Discharge.

80 !.
b petition j, writing 2, q
~ Ions ) tiriEAS, Of Carroll county. 70
sfilo Circuit fftirt for Cfroi cQstlitys Tor the
5l,enaf,t II. NO 18th Article uf the epde ot
Public fenaYal Laws olftha State Of Navy.
hind. ebtitled iusalvents, Il schedule of his
nf6,lerty ana alist az the debtsdue him, witli;
Tie sia,ncs az bis debtors, and also list OF
The debis dlse from him with the names OF
his creditors. verified ~ affidavit, being nm
nexed toslis said petition Gpd being satis-'
ifeL that The said Johp EallivaD, bus at no.
time wijl6ntw0 years previous totsald appll-
catiba bean dischnfgcd utislcr any lusolyept
Law Of this Slates and III said petitioner
having tiken the oath prescribed hy law,
and having aIso executed 70 aTussee by
said Ceiirs appointed agoud and sufficient
Decd fnr lis .pfprerty and esiatc Of every
tlescripiion tfle fieccsGary wearing apparel
and bed,iing 0f limselfand family excepted, \
sand delivered he Soma % SAID Trustee z-niid
dc said Trustee having glso exceptela bond
toth0 state ii Maryllnd IS said court ngs
proved. Cor the faillf1i diytharge 0fhiatrlist
..A-It 4 therefore ordered mud directed that
the .SeeoMt sHoadag.9f Noee9lbsr, a,ts, he
hSed as dc day for the appearance Of enid
John Sullivan. in the cifcuit cout for car
roll c0niify.t 10 answer such iBterroratorics
or ALLEGATIONS as his credtnFs, endorsVrs, or
suret;es indg propose or allcgo a.ainet him.
aud thai tic and petitioner cause notice OF
sid day Ode given 10 his creditors by pub.
hcnlion III gomo hcwspapcr Primcdln carroll
county for three successive mouths prior 20
the sani second Monday OF November, 1866.
Given under Wy hand this Ord day Of
March, 1865.
WNE A. M'KfbL1p, clerk
Iialc coly, --~fest
msf 8n Wv & NrKgiIip, elk
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a CARD.

H1HE undersigned respectfully informs
the public that his name has been with.
drawn from the Gard published by the
Physicians of Westminster, establishing
their chargcs (nr visits, for the reason that
the charge of 50 cents per milc for each ad
ditional milo over Eve was not originally IN
accordance with his views. he thinking the
same too high, and that he does not intend
TO be bound thereby.
FRANCIS BUTLER, VI. b.
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Western Maryland Railroad
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CtEALED PROPOSALS. are horcby soli.
- cited until the TWENTIETH pAr ovJuSE,
yEyr,s Tor the Grrduniion, Masonry and
Bridge Supuarucinrc oi about foriy-twa
miles ~ the Western Maryland Railroad,
from IT, prsscrt terminus at Union Bridge
To- Hagcratouug iu Washington county, Nd.
BIDS are solicited for the cnilrciinc,' "
Tor sections Of fourteen miles, % for hve
miles ofthe work, at the option % eoBirac
tors the Company, howoyor, rcsorsing the
night to rtjcci all 90 any 81 the lads. bia'
dcrs arc also rcquedod 10 propose f1r the
Excavation ofahGat 1000 fecl ~ Tunnel nj
the summit Oh South Mountain. nad tor
the Arehlng Of the same. either with Brick
or Stone, IL deeiBcd necessary.
spr1Glcs aud specifications of thc iinc sill
be exhibited az ,ho oilice II de Company Ia
baltimore, week prior 90 thn lciiing
lg0BERf IRWIN, prosi3cnt
weeiprn MARYLAND i,aileoad Company.
Baltimore. Mo- ~. iAsG. may2i.Ss
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ESTRAY.

NAME 10 the residence ef The Subscriber,
W living one inilc Wet 81 Mnunt Pleasant
School House, miles from Ncstminster, tie
18th Of MAY, 40 l.stray iirindle COW ~Zszr-,
with horns, short cars, and Whit "a. ~
spot on the ranp. .Wz.61-
The owner viii Dc required iopraye property
pay Charge aud take her away.
JOHN G. wENTz.
June 1-st
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NO. s37. EQUITY.
No. 888. Equity.

In he Circuit Court far Garrett county.
t Ei. p s.sSst doI r Ddd ,s 81
rs. that the audit filed W
Noah Beecher, the above cause be final
Anna NJ. Beecher ly edand confirmed,
and others. unless cause to the con.
trary be shown on or before the 23rd day Of
.Iuue.inst --proriied, a copy Of this order he
inserted in some newspaper printedin Car
roll county, for two successive weeks prca'i.
Gus TO the last named day.
WIN. A. McKELLfP, Cfk.
True copy-Test:
june 7-2t VIM A. MckErIiP, elk.
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M AP z 9
MFR 0 GE HlzED
Super : Phosphate,
6 FOR
Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.

Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.
Composed offnely ground carbonizea Bones,
Combining over ssvcatg Pe, esm o. phosphate
az iimel dissolved in Sulphuric Acid, mixed
win, NJ, en,,ai weight Of Dried Bieod and other
heterogeneous animal matter, all reducedtoa
FIVE iFDER,
Toymiag Higlig Gonrralrafsa, Egeetirs all
Lasting Haanrs.
I Tho ercat advantage Of this Super Phospllatc
Of Lime over others consists ~ the Act that ALL
~ ~ bsi,,, "a fs coil fond for pistHts
Ii beca,ncs entirety converted into crops, while
the Super Phosphate made from mineral phos-
phatfc Guano and mineral phosphates, ihstead
on from bones, arr available oalg 10 The orfeaf
mai ihey have been rendered soluble By tiie
action 81 the sulphnrie acid, the remaining ner-
tions according "a Prof Voaicker and other
high authority. being In too iasoiHL!e condi-
ton 20 BE- Of any value 20 the crop.
This fertilizer has been successfully used
throughout tlie Southern and NORTHERN states
during the past fifteen yoara.
New purchasers are referred to oar pamphlets
containing teasinlonials from prominent Mary
land larmsrs wlloiave used this Phosphate on
Corn, Potatoes, Wheat. etc.
Mopcs' IDg,roecd apcr-iho7'hotr,
Introduced lrio.
Eecrx barrel warranted TO contain rom .Nif'
ten 10 Tgeafgfso per cea. IF Sofrbfs Bi-iAos-
lbafe NJ Lime.
This brand dilf,rs from The Nitrngenikrd des,
eribrd above. chiefly in the Rbsepee Of Dried
IIlood and other animal matter. and j. more ~
pecially adapted for wheat on laai. requiring
only the addition u foisbis rhosphaier.
Having iakcn tie General Agency at Baiti'
more fas The sale oi these celebrated fariilErrs,
hog 20 call The attention df my fSiehds and
customers a. the above Advertisement.
being fnly satisfied that the psmposiiiOn Of
these fertilizers e sifictiy w aerprdaees WITH
,he ternalas published 10 The pamplAlc,., and
arr entirely free from any gaulteFation. iakr
plsasuro hi recommending them e. ~ Mary
land Farmers Who wint reliable and permanent
inauufcF.
rfise. $50 per Ton --paeked w barrfls abgai
13a lhs. each, OF ueq baRt leo lbs. rach
fihrrai discoiint. allowed - dealers, and
pamphlets futnishrd IN any Quantity, freq Of
rxpoure. Orders promptly hli"ahy
n. VI. MACDONALD.
General AHrnt FIR
NAFEs' sUPRn.PuOHrHATB oF LIME co.
Cor. MrKidrfry's wharf and Pratt ~
HALTfHORE.
Drslcr In Perilllrefs, Floar. GFsia, f'csls' esr.
apl9.6n.
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Trustees Sale.

sDY virtue ofa decree Of tho Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting us a Court
81 Equity, 'the undersigned, as Trustee, will
sell al Public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY,, june 1G, 1866,
al 2 d clock r. M., valuable TRACT OF
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u EsTERBR0oK & co. Stool Pen
Ia. Manufacturers. Warehouse. so5 Arch
Street, PliIadelplia, az John Street, New
York.
These Celebrated pens arc Of Genuine
American Manufacture, and comprise every
leading style 81 the Market, and are eqnnl IN
finish, elasticity and hneDess Of point 10 the
best imported. They are, therefore. sure 10
ghinthe confidence OF the American public.
Samples and prices on applications
Lots Made to Order, OF any pattern Or
stamp required.
Hen- For Sale to the Trade at the Mann.
faeturer's Warehouse, as above and at
retail by ~ Stationcrs, booksellers and
News Dealers ia the United States.
r. ESTERBR0oK & co.
myl0~iy
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EgTTsEet ,-.~.s---
$780,. aiARYLAND -.ss
RAIL R 0 A D.
Change of TiIne.
srNMEn ANnANGEENTs-


On hiiA efi.f a0Si}AY, hay zipi, 1861,
thr Trains viii ran ar t1iluvtt
Easlicura leaso 'niou ilri'lFe al 40
4. ~. "a. ~ aud tor "
Leave Westminster NJ $40 A. ". nnd
ui5 4. ". nnd s.51 =. ~
WeFf,esri Lave Baltimore ai g.ii &.
~. $50 r. As aud ESQ \, ".
Arrive q, Westminster 81 ! - 4. ~
Cor =. " aud soa T.. 81.
Arrive - uuion Bridge 81 i225 T. NJ
80 4. ~ ard SO T. ".
ree -ffcighi luins daii. oaeh ssy, tcs'
ccpi S,pdsy.j
Ga Al Eyprcs Frejgh' e., have Cal
vert Station dHily, lcvcrpt Saturday nu,l
Sunduys. al $50 y. u beat all goods iaf
thatcar must be- delivered before o 900 T. NJ.
Fnr any information IN regard 70 ffriadis
or Cars, apply to The undersigned q West
minister,
T. II. IRWlN,
may 94tf SnpL
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Spring Fashions
FOR 1865,
Of MILLINERY GOODS.
IN re s. SHRINER

rs now rcccieins from New York and BAL
timore, her Spring Stock OF Straw and
Millinery Clouds, embracing Ill the novelties
Of Che season, her stock Is very large and
WILDE sold Mt the lowest cash prices.
Ladies call and examine her
Straw l}ornets,
Z Ladies' Hats,
Shaker Hoods,
Ribbons,
Flowers,
IS Fcn'hefs
EiHss 4 Sntins,
Grapes
Faces,
Malines,
Illusions,
0rnamonts,
Ruclies,
Frpmcs &c.
lii't and Grape Bomets alwuys On hand
and made 70 order.
MRS, SITRINER'S
Doinct and Fancy store, West of
npl.h the II. r.. Depot, Westminster.
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Es'aic II Presity Z,lq icocassi.
NOTICE Is hereby giSe,i 10 the creditors
v Of PREslIY Igr, late Of Carroll Coz.
deceased, to file their claisos aeainst said
decreased, properly authenticated, With the
Register 81 Wills for Carroll county, on or
before the Ith day Of June next, preparatory
to q dianhution Of the ass-ts of saii dectas-
cd estate in the hands Of the undersigned,
To l,c made olHODg them under the direction
Of the Orphans Court for Carroll eonuc.
on the / fih day of June next, after which
TO wit on the 18th day Of june next, the I'M
dorsigncd win pay 10 snid creditors thoir
respective dividends, according 10 said do
triliutinn, nj his residence near Lisbon"
Howard county, Md
WILLIAM 4. WEBB,
may a. Administrator.