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Grand Jurors Report.

On Tuesday, 10Th inst, the Grand Jury
for the November term of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, visited the Aims House,
where they were met by the Steward, Mr..
Kinsey Taylor, who conducted them through
all the buildings and gave every facility for
complete and thorough examination. 1t
is with great satisfaction they report that
they found them in better and more perfect
condition as to cleanliness, &C., than ever
heretofore. The inmates of the AlmS
House number from Is to 25. They ap-
peared to be as well satisfied and as com
Portable and happy as can be reasonably ex:
pectea. The outdoor arrangements and
the farming operations generally, will COM
pare favorahly with any in the county. 1t
is with great pleasure we state that the Stew
ard and his wife are emilReAsly qualified to
discharge the duties pertaining to the posi-.
ton they occupy and that they are entitled
to great credit and confidence. ffrr
The Grand Jury visited the Jail also. The
prison house was found in good condition !;
and the Jurors were gratified to perceive
that since the escape of several prisoners
last summer, improvements have been made
III the hanging and fastenings of the doors
to the cells, which will lprevrnt like escapes
in future From the. appearance Of the
prison and of she unfortunate inmates, 1t is
manifest they are well attended to, and, in
deed, as comfortable as their necessary res
traift and confinement will admit of. The
present Sheriff, Thomas b. Gist, Esq, and
his wife are admirably suited and IN every
way fully competent to discharge the respoR,
sihIe aatiesof the position they oecuPy.--
They have our sincere thanks, as have ALSO
the Steward and the Siewardess of the Aims
House, for their kind reception and courte.
sy during our visit. ....+....ll,
RICHARD MANNING, :,
IL Foreman =
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a&<,n.,oh, dated New York,

A dispatch dated New York, No
vember 23rd, says: J Judge barnard, IN
a chars6 10 tie grand jnry ~ the Coart
rof Oyer and Tsrnliner, to-day, called
attention to the Alleged frauds at cleo
lions, 10 the, alleged corruption OF the
judiciary hese, aud fothe action OF
certain newspapers in New York in per-
petrating, daily aud hourly, .ibels- lu
to. DAYS Tribnae and Times. in New
jersey, papers, and elsewhere, he said ,
are. c6aygss pfa most asrocisns~ cipracf
ter against -corruptiotss ~ interfering
with the duties Of electors: and charg
ing him BARNARD with being in Il
combinati u in Wall street. He had
never bought or sold or owned a share
iof stock in his life. He had no
separate from his wife, y single, DOLLAR S
worth of property aud was TO day de-
peudent on his salary as judge1and the
charity of his wife. He, therefore,
crasedItks jury 70 S t 9 iaei iraS DIE
matter, and ,ay whether es'tasbrhatton
OF. thieves, scoundreIs and .r ase'tlls, who
have fcsted Wal lstrectl and Broad
street TOR years. and rcnow.qaarrellng
among themselves, shall be permitted
10 turn round and endeaser TO hide their
own tarcks by abuse and 9'iiifcatrUn OF
the Judge. ,AiaqaqeYG
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'ia IBE. ERsT GREENBAcK.--Mr.E Ellis
on Wine street. Philadelphia, has ,in his
posscssionsthe first greenback issued by
the government. 1t is No. l. A series,
signed. in. Uhase's own hand, aud is in
a good state Of prcseryation. II was
received therather day in payment ,tor
goods by "a morchant in this city, who
presented it to Mr.. j. Dir. Ellis has
since refused $50 for it, saMa aarios
ity collector would pay a big price for
the first greenback, but there are those
who would give much more to see the
last one. The first greenbaek" is
handsomely lframedzaquu ! pvilule..
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MARRIED..

srHsf : xh - Ae,h Ma q "a HsE .t--r4s
Oh nth instant, at the Cathedral, by the
Most Key. Archbishop, ]. 7. ID. Orehdori
and Maria Forrest, daughter,of, Capt. Julius
s, BobreF, formerly Of Of W y Navy, all, of
Raltlmofe<s.s1a ,vsfis, .ssE- az s..>s,. ID
at the Lutheran Parsonage, in Westmin-
ster, on Thursday, 18th instant, by the Rev.
p. 4! Sttobef, David t. Hand and Annie
NJ. Yingling, all of this county.
At the Lutheran Parsonage, in Westmin-
ster, on Sunday, I'D instant, David 4 Ny
ers and Susan 4. Conpersmith, all of this
county,
On Friday evening. November 9th, by
,Rey Danid Wilson, NJ. D., Mr.. William
Johnst.a and Mrs. Louisa Bennett, all OF
this county.
On Tuesday, November 10th, by thesame,
Mr.. Francis T Hahn and Miss Mary E..
Trone, all ofthis county " J
=, On tuesday, November 18th, in. Union
town, by the same, Mr., e Frederick S. Clary,
of Frederick county, and Miss. Ella Meri-
.deth, of, this county. Frederick county
papers please copy. 3 ;,ts ssrs.n b .s.a
80 On the 18th instant. at the German Re
form Parsonage. in Westminster, by Rev.
I w. Creamer,7 George W, Matthews, Esq,
of this city, and Mrs. Maria Smith, of this
county. 4 Att4a1u
On the 18th instant, ut Littlestowa, Pa,
by Rev. S. Henry, Mr.. Jacob A. Broagh,
OF Adams county. and Miss Lizzie Thomas,
of Taneytown, this county.
On the 18th instant, at the Reformed
Parsonage, in Littlestown, Pa, by Rev.
John NJ. Clemens, Mr.. Samuel H. Forney,
of Hanover, and Miss Mary c., daughter OF
,SamneisP. Young, ofiLittlestown.
: aOn,the 18th instant, at the same place, by
the same, Mr. John II. Duttera, of Littles-
town, and Miss Mary A. Maus,, Of Silver
Run, of this county. "a 80 .hlo = 5s"Isl
On the 18th instant, at Exeter Street NJ:
E. Church, Baltimore, by Rev. Richard
Hinkle, assisted by. the, Rey,s J. A: Price,
Fred. G. Rutter, of New York, to Ella NJ,
fourth daughter Of James F. Purvis, Esq,
of this county, g'' rsr}
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
of Personal Property,

By virtue of an order of the Qrnhans'
Court for Carroll, county, the undersigned,
Administrator of William L. Thompson,
deceased, will sell at Public Sale, at the
Store House Of the late firm of Thompson
L Bayless. near the Depot, in the city Of
Westminster, on
Saturday, the 5th day Of December, 1863,
at 2. oseloek. p. NJ, the following personal
property, TO wit; Collar, Fly Net,
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, ! small Table,
9 Chairs, ! Bureau, ] Mantle Clock, II Table,
5 Window Blinds, 2 Lamps Carriage
Whip. ! Redstead, l. Sausage. Cutter, 2
Spring Balances, ? Cleavers Knives, i
Meat Saws, | Meat Rack, set Harness,
and many articles not mentioned.
I TERMS doF SALE -2All sams untler fire
dollars, cash on all gums above 1--WE dol.
lars credit of six months will be given,
the purchaser giving his or their notes with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. 4,
dss CHhS. 7. REIFSNIDER. =,
Administrator of Wm.T. Thompson, decd.
+. nov 26-ts 5al'sI- = =.
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Hon. JAMES 7. EARLE, State Senator
Queen Anne's County, Maryland.

Z A GREAT SUBTERANEAN HIGHWAY
The metropolitan Railway of London
will have when completed, it is said,
neither beginning nor end. 1t will be
entirely underground, q continuous bur
row, q succession of covered ways, with
troughs of various lengths, at irregular
Intervals, open to the sky for light, but
more especially for ventilation. There
are $50 trains each way daily, running
at intervals of about two minutes and a.
half during the busiest portion ofi'the
day. The traffic on this road has.
trebled in four years. In the half year
ending j une 80, 1868, the number Of
passengers carried was; il ,4SS, 35S.-i
The receipts are about, So, 900 per mile.
The first portion Of this line was opened
in 1868, and it is rapidly approachins
final completion. u Although tho, road is
altogether below the. surface Of the,
streets, every effort has been made, ).
where practicable aud NOT TO expensive,
to make the road open rather than Gov
cred, In one locality the Company.
purchased five costly mansions in course
of,erection.s They were underninped,-
and now rest upon the roof Of the COW
cred way under them. Numerous other
large buildings hare been similarly un-
-derpipned. Many difficulties are expe-l
rienced and much expense iacnrred in
ayoidspgsewcrsahd gas and water mains,
Where the suqerstructnres gare .ppuss
ually heavy extra strong roofs must be-
Isl ovfdea for tiiep covered ways: In q
length Of lless thgns three miles of rail:
way. MORE than 500, a00Acdbis yards Of
earth have been removed The rails,
are Or Bessemer steel, of little 'over
eighty.fiYe pounds ito tthe yard The
rangeiis. more than sig, iuehesobpeads >
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FOR SALE.

A FARM of about 80 ACRES, 6 acres
"A in Wood, chiefly white oak. There is
~ acres of superior meadow land, through
which branch of Pipe Creek runs: the
balance is laid off into 8 fields, we'll watered.
The most OF this property has been lately
lined and is very productive There is al,
abundance of Fruit Trees of all kinds and
OF the best varieties also vines and shrub
berry in great Variety The Dwelling is large.
conveniently arranged. finished in the best
modern style and contains 13 rooms, pantry,
closets, clothes presses, &C.; also large
hall and porch full length of house, 10 feet
wide; there is double porch, basement
and bake oven to the kitchen, with cellar
under the dwelling and porch. Besides the
Barn., which is conveniently arranged and
roomy, there is a two story wash house,
dairy, smoke house, large poultry house,
hay barrack and corn house all lately built.
There is a spring of excellent water near the
Kitchen, which flows through the dairy. This
property is miles from Westminster, Carroll
county, onthe Westminster and I4ittlestown
turnpike, 7mifes from the latter place; con-
venient to churches, schools, mills, stores
and postoffice
gAnyoue wishing to retiresta pleasant and
comfortable home in the country would do
well to examine the property. The sub
scriber, who resides on the property, has
business of importance too far from it to
remain there and'will sell it for less than
the buildings are worth, or would cost at
the. present time, or would exchange it for
property in the city of Westminster For
particulars apply to 8d af. a :
go s.4o ISAAC WINCHESTER,
nov 26 Union Mills p. o., Md. :
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.9AIflahJuahed Cable, in North Caro-
Inns, wagesedft gsll6ns of tar against
quart ofa brandy orhst he copid drink
theuquart Of brandy and then wall. t.
his home, d mile distaut. before be
cemiSs ihsensiblc Heidrahk thebran
dy, walked half the distance, then sank
down, saying, 4" Boys, I've lost the bet,
and Instantly expired
Theship Heilespont, from Melbourne
was wrecked near San Francisco or
Saturday last Seven offhe crew were
saved aid eleven are missing.
An artcsian well at Montgomery, Ala.
has hee6F sunk 1900 feet only to FIND
and: brihs1 MP a sb;ike from that depth
1.-Two hundred persons from Penn u
vafiia are TO settle in Caroline connty,
Md, duflng the present ycar.fld
The Central Lanatic sylam, in Co.
lumbus, Ohio, was burned ON Wednes
d2ynighrga aid sevsra! p4.ssicn's persisted
lone peg factorysin iBurlingion, VT
uses fonr cords VI wood daily in the
manufacture of shoe pegs.
Es4Generali George b. Mcclellan
hassbeen elected President of the Uni-
Versity of Galiisrnia.o.si ~ = ','
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- SOMETHING SIxaULAR. -A-Alady near
Snow Hill, this .falha year, placed q
sweet potato in the mouth Of a glass
Jar, filed with water, which sprouted
and formed beautiful vine which last
ed ali si i ter. In the Spring she bed
ded The same anne potato, which had been thus,
preserved pr I in perfectly sound states
and from the sprouts drawn from II has
raised II lbs. OF. this excellent escdlent.
It would thus seem sure way Of pre-
serving sweet potato slips from fotting,
a thiag-sery dii6cnlt to aHoid.-iV
eestsr 6heekaa I1Easi Nc ~ d. Z.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
on the premises, lying on the Deer
Park Road, II miles South of Finksburg,
On Tuesday. The 10th day Of December 1868,
I the following described property: 'u
good Horses, two of them brood -
mares, one of them with foal; ID
Colt rising 8 years old; 2 good ia
Mich Cows, both fresh / Brood Sow,
Shoats, 1new three-horse Broad.tread Wag-
on, two.horse Narrow.tread Wagon, l
Rockaway and Harness, Stone Bed,
Hay Carriage. Wheel Rake with pole and
yoke for two horses; Reaper and Mower,
Hubbard's Patent, in good order; l Roller,
Wheat Fan, Circular Saw, Horse Power,
new Furrow Plow, Single & Double Shovel
Flows, l Cultivator, / Harrow, Log Chains,
Single and Double Trees, But Chains, Wag-
on and Plow Harness, Collars, Brides,
Halters, Wagon Saddle, Lead Line and Wag-
on Whip, 2 Check Lines, Sand Screen,
Rakes, Forks, Hoes, Mattock, Post Digger !;
also Hay by the Ton, Corn by the Barrel,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention, la a.-ti.r,sf.t
Terms of Sale.-All sums of So and ,un-
der, cash above that amount credit of 8
months will be given, the purchaser or
purchasers giving notes with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from the day of sale.
No property to be removed until terms are
complied with. l. ..t.'..t
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Also on the same day | will sell my Farm,
(if not sold before said day of sale,) con.
tanning HO4 Acres of Land, more or
less, The buildings are nearly new, and
the land well improved; a large variety Of
thriving fruit trees. - -. =.
Any person wishing to purchase good
little Farm and pleasant home, viii do
we'll TO attend said sale. : n $500 81
Terms. cash, the balance in
twelve months,-or all cash if desired.
When the whole purchase money is fully
paid, a,good deed will be given.
~. -f.yv WIN. III. GARDNER.
nov 26,-ts p. A. GoRsUcH, Auct,r.
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Io:4 Poisoned Hosiery .F7.Aa English
physician states that the eoloripg mat
tier ia maBy of the, socks now rspid ~
London contains Al poisonous element
which produces Irritating, sores ON the
feet. OH his representations q large
! firm 10, the city Oh London had counter
manded ian order they had given for an
enormous quantity of those blightrcOl-
ored socks. mr. e4rzs Hi
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nmIn Yasoo, Miss, the Democrats have
established a school for the instruction
,of' colorelI ckildrcn whose fathers voted
the Democratic ticket. gma ~ ii.N
no9 General Butler Is said TO be very all
At his residepce iii Lowell, Mass, apd
fears are eptertainedthat he may not Re-
cover.
Glover, four feet high, l. said to be
common thing near Rome, IRA,
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,msA aNEwb CohhEGEs--Gh anbersburg,
! Pennsylvania, is, 90. enjoy:~a. first class
female college, organized nnderthe care
sofi a, local. spresbytery- The handsome
property .of Colonel A. X. McClure'has
iusu been bought for -thata purpose at
the sumf Off S45 900. Ode lady has al
ready given $780, 900 towards the 'en-
,downment, and other cnatribu1ionsoare
recorded. .saasasjs4ea yed' nnqo
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,ispsNons mama thes1.but; to praise, :
inscribed iupon every 1bettle
Oof stBarretf's Vegetable Hair Ressora-
tise;" for among all les would be com.
speerss itstands alone ;uuapproached AID
unapproachablc.- Watchman and Re
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called ''Stepney, Causeway," beginning for
the same at stone heretofore planted. M
the end of so perches in the End line Of !.
deed of conveyance, on the 4th day of Nav
1898, gwen from Samuel Moale, Trustee. In
Charles lConoway, running thence bounding
reversely on said line as run with 2 degrees
and 80 minutes allowance to correct the va
ration, moth II degrees and 30 minutes.
west so perches to the beginning of deed
of conveyance on the 24th day Of April.
1893, 10 James Conner, from Samuel Moale.
Trustee, thence running south SO degrees
west, % perches to a stone; thence south
As degrees and 30 minutes west, lG perchex.
south % degrees and Is minutes west. lS
perches. south 81 degrees and As MINUTES
west, percbes south 70 degrees and 80 min
utes west 70 perches to the north edge ofthe
Lime Kiln Road thence running with and
bounding on the north edge of said road q
distance Of perch from the centre theIsof,
the FIVE following courses and distances, to-
wit = south. B.. degrees and Is minutes east,
Is perehes; south % degrees and Is minutes
east, 80 perches, south 35 degrees east, l4per.
4ches; south 40 degrees& Is minutes east, l6
perehes; south So degrees and 30 minutes
east, J. perches to a stone heretofore plant.
ed as boundary between the lands Of
James w. Tyson, Jacob Ritter; and'that part
of said land on the 18th day Of April, 1851.
conveyed by George w. Manroe to VIM. Fl.
Harden; thence bounding on said convey.
ance the following courses and distances,
to wit: north 80 degrees east, 2O1 perches;
north degrees and Is minutes east, 2ll
pepches :; north "a degrees and 30 minutes
east, 500 perches, south IS degrees and As
minutes east, IA PercEes; and thence still
bounding on the above referred to, convey
ance and with q straight line to the first
mentioned place of beginning.
Also all that Tract of Land, containing
~ I-2 Acres and Is Square Perehes,
part Of "Windsor Forrest" corrected, be.
ginning at a stone planted at the end Of l3
perches on the LIST line of said land and run.
ing thence with and bounding on the outline
thereof, north 10 perehes to stone, north
81 degrees west IS perches to stone, South
74s degrees west ~ perches to stone,
south 50 degrees west 81 to perches stone,
south 274 degrees west l6 10 perches, then
reversing and bounding ON Joseph McKin-
stry's I'd line reversed, north 82f degrees
east 22l perches to the beginning.
The title to the above lands is believed to-
be indisputable.
TERMs.-Oneth third cash at the sale, bal,
ance with interest in 8 and months.
For further information apply to VIM,
Geo. Read, 37Lexington Street, Baltimore.
H SOPHIA c. READ.
J. HENRY HOPPE, Anctioneer.
nov 26 -2t
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! Notice. to the, Creditors of Charles H.
boz si.iss7int5s Luttgerdipg. saf5is Al
No. 1881 BdaityjAIn the Circuit Court for
% Carroll connty. syf2 issi
i'm the matter of the Petition of Isaac e. Pear.
son, Trustee Of ehgries Luttgerding.
NJ OTICE is liersby givepEto the Creditors Of
prior to the third day OF ,Septenibcrs II the
year eighteen hundred and sixty seyoh, Ito file
their claims properly authenticated with The
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
in Equity, on or before the 10Th day of Jsnpa-
ry, 1862. 1a..iiaez.a i's'ii'sT ae ias2L
II i, J.BApMGARTNER,
nov. 26,-4traiA .g@Sirlss Auditor.
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s The Tammany Democrats have nom
mated A. Oakley Hall for Mayor and
Rich. O'Gorman for Corporation Coun-
sci of New York city.
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NOTICE.

TVNHE Sale. Notes of Jonas r. Nonemaker,
due the 18th Of December, 1868, are placed
: at the First National Bank. Westminster, ior
collection. Parties knowing themselves in
debted are requested to make immediate pay
mentt
81 rs.d s~sd NONEMAKER Il GEATTY.
ps nov 26.-4ty salDg .atsTtTsss tlso -
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DIED.

Onthe 18th instant, az chestertown, Janet
|. Carmichael, daughter Of the Rev. N. IL. Q:
! and Mary Goodwin, aged IA mouths and
I8sdavs!s = a. u % i - rs s.sse ssssff Trt
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Estute of. Alien r. Lcpis. ,lec'd

Estafe 81, Alien T. Lc,cis, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri,
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll Co. letters Of administrator
on the Personal Estate of *
,Ioil .y ALLEN L. LEWIS, s1al
late of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned toaexhibit the same with
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested 70
make immediate payment.
ELIZA C. LEWIS,
! nov 26-4t* Snsc 7ea Adnil1stratrix.
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Examiners Notice.

pY virtue ola commission issued to IN
1l by The County Commissioners for Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
road to be opened and located commencing
at the INCIDENTS road near Bsirtholow'
lime kiln and running thence ON the lines
between Mrs. Saffel and p. q. Barnes, and
then ON the line between Hanson Davis,
Nicholas Ogg and Mrs. Elizabeth CIotis un-
til it intersects the land of Mrs. Belinda
Jacobs. and thence BY the most direct way
to the Deer Park road. a. 8a
This is therefore to notify all persona
whom il may coacefn, that acknowledgment
will meet on the premises. on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of DECEMBER, next, at 10
o'clock, A:M toexecute lhel trus, reposed
in us By said Commissioners.
LUTHER WEIGH,
N. GDRSECH,
= d. BUSHs
novzo.ot Examiners.
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A cargo of coolies has arrived i9 Gal
weston, Texas,
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate and
Personal Property, {
Near FIanklinsiIle, Carrolicoupty, Nc

10y virtue Of Deeeee Of the Circuit
II Court for Carroll county, SITTING as a
Court Of Equity, passed in cause No, le17,
wherein Deborah Dorsey is csmpsain.uss
and Levin Dorsey defendant, the under
signed, as Trustees, will offer at public sale,
on the premises of Levin Dorsey, situated
about 2s.ipiles southwest of Fiankhnviife,
In Franklin District, on, ~ : ,-e-5-7 4
Thursday, tic 17M day Of December,
1868, at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, the following
ValuabieE Ttaet of Land ssitrrated on the
Buffalo Road, ri Frederick county, adjoin,
Ing lands of Daniel Nusbaum, Philip Nus
baum and others, containing
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IL 7 @ Il /.

YWyHE Lecture that was to have been delivered
by Rev. David Wilson, NJ. D., before the
Browning Literary Society, on the 18th inst,
has been postponed until THURSDAY, the 2sth
instant, when it will be delivered in the Chapel
Recon- of the Western Maryland College.
subject,-THE Posr :. ROGET 7s% o, SgnSs Al.
LIZZIE L. ENGLAR,
nov. 26,-lt. Corresponding Sec'y.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Il IN C.1RROLL EOGNTY. MD

DY virtue of mortgage from Stephen
ID X. Gore and wife. to VI. w. Graham.
dated March II, 1865, and recorded among
the Land Mortgage Records of Carroll coun.
ty. in Liber G. Il. W., No. 2, Fclia 81.
&c, the undersigned Assignee thereof Will
sell at tbs Court HOaAse door, on "
Tswstry, the 17thday Of DecemJ,.,
1868, At II o clock, A. NJ, by public auc,
ton, all those
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! issue commences a new
e observation-disclosures
liz to its readers, today, in
'futn, aud IN every way i'm
, general appea'r.aOce. We ..
, eur patrons will tsppreci-
to keep pace with che
times. This is an age
!; IL is manifest in eta.
us. Our industrious.
rniers and mechanics are
road to prosperity Our
x .~<svn and enksrprsainp
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Is Acres. more or less

and being part of the Home Farm Of said
Levin Dorsey. About 5 acres are heavily
Timbered; the whole under good fencing
and well watsred ea 6f
Terms OF SALE One half cash en- the
day of sale rupon the ratification thereof
by the Court, and the balance in six months
from the day of sale with interest from the
day of sale, the purchaser or purchasers
giving notes with security to be approved of