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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-12

MANTLE asks if they shall not meetaGain,t to which
he replies 4" have asked the dreadful question
streams that flow iOrcyer-Of the stars among
whose field Of azure my raised spirit hath walked
in gl-ry. All were dumb. But while gazed pom
thy living face, l feel that there Is something in
the love that man;les through it, beauty that can
not wholly perish. We shall meet again Gle
MANTLE"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-12

Brass and Iron Screws all sizes,
Brass and Iron VIE Slew
Anger Bits, Gin
Spoke
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-26

unless the mines were rich, the country would prove yalueless How badly mistaken these prophets were is quite apparent now. Let the tons upon tons of corn, wheat, pota- toes, etc, that have for the past four years been raised under the shadow of the pines be sufficient proof that the country is not value less. At that time every pound Of provis- ions consumed in the country had to be brought from California, New Mexico and Sonora. now we raise almost everything need ed by us, in the provision line, and but for
 the Apache we would be in a position to fur
 nish California with beef cattle. Then pla-
 cer mining was all we dreamed of; now, our
 greatest reliance is upon our rich quartz
 mines, hundreds of which are to be found in
 this country. In attempting to work them
 we have made failures tso have the people of
 every mining country), but now, thanks to
 the energy and pluckof few. companies, we
 knoc our quartz mines will pay. We also
 know that "dry rancles" produce well; that
 our seasons are regulir that our climate IS
 mild and healthy; that besides the snows
 and rains that fall during the winter months
 we have, from July io September, a seasor
 in which showers descend almost every day
 causing the crops to grow fast and impartinl
 freshness and yigot to everything upoi which they fall. Our people have explored th' country Co the eastward, and from them ", learn that it is a most delightful onc covere' 3 with good timber and excellent grasses. For merly, at this season of the year. scores q men could have been seen leaving the coun , try this year, the reverse is the truth. Peo ! pie are arriving frotn every direction, an , none are going away with the intention ( l staying away Our farmers. as usual kay ! been blessed with good crops. Our quart miners are well satisfied of the richness the country. and aro sinking upon their lode ' while the placer miners are busily engage r getting water upon their claims and maxim other preparations for working them.
 former years men worked for from $50 S45 per month, now no man can be hirud T work for less than sG0 per month. The-e r. but one drawback 10 the prosperity of q ?. country, and that is the everlasting India q Were he subdued, the course of our Territ " would be upward and onward, and as Ga $ ernment TOW seems determined Co couqu Y the untamed say asr, may we not hops ta i' by the time another year is added to the a ie of our Territory, her citizens can purs CT their occupations without danger from [ D. Apaehes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-26
Indians Attack and Try to Capture a
 Party of Whites.

Mir. J. C. Dunn, one of the party recently jumped by Indians on the road from Prescott, to Skull Valley, gives the following account of the affair which took place on the sth inst: ' We arrived safe and sound in Skull Valley after closely contested Indian fight of near ly an hour The fight commenced on the west side of the divide. after leaving Mint Valley. Fortunately went to little spring about fifty yards from the road, during which time the teams stopped, and Frank Smith who wos in the advance, rode on about ons hundred yards from where the teams had stopped and saw two Indians cross the road se-s=al shs;ss were quickly exchanged. Fraal | rode back and gave the alarm. Every maI | seemed cool and determined. We dismount | cd en the opposite side from where we sup
 posed the indians to be, and drew our six
 shooters, as there was but one gun in th | crowd We started, on stow waik, watch
 ing closely every thicket and bunch of brusl
 We had not gone to exceed one hundre
 yards when the "ball opened" The Indian
 were in three squads, the nearest from twer
 ty to thirty steps, the next from hfty to eight
 and the other from two to three hundre' They were armed with long range guns
 the shots flew like hail. In the midst of tn
 we discovered that an attempt vas bein made to surround us. Quick as thought ti word was given, all aboard, and by livel application of the buckskin we succeeded getting by, before they gained their positio
 The bullets flew fast and thick, they all ha , guns; not an arrow was fired. No persc was hurt, one of my horses was shot ard h. , since died. All they got was one old doiIks and only after he was dead from dragging the neck, as he got sulky and would n
 travel and we cut him loose. The India numbered about fifty and nearly all were WI dressed We took them to be River Indian Our party numbered six men, George Wilsc
 Frank Smith, Mr. shupp, of Lynx Gree :, Mat Welch, Frenchman, whose name I U not know, and your humble servant Grc e credit is due Mir. Wilson"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-26

TERRIToRIAL LEcIsLATuKE.-This body which met at Tucson, November 10th, is6s, was to have adjourned on the 18th inst. 4 letter of the 10th inst, informs us that the bill creating the county of Maricopa, passed the House, but was defeated in the Council by vote of 3 to 2. Our Councilman, J. T AIsap, voted for this bill. So did Mr. Class of Pah-Ute. Tue Pima delegation voted against it, although, at first, they professeC themselves favorable to it. Strategy, my boys. The bill asking for the annexation o Wickenburg to Yuma county, had a quietu put upon it in the Council, only one membe voting for it. This is as it should be, ou county is left intact for the present
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-26
THE ruBbEc DKDr.

r becomes proper in this connection v make a brief reference Co our publie inatss edbess which has accumulated witb s-'A alarming rig dity Sad has assumed speh .p iosspl Proportions In lTS9, when ise 7s' efument commenced operations under ..o .t Federi Constitution. it was bifdeped VIE an indebtedness of S55, ,0O0,Oo0 c.cated al. ing the war of tho Reyolutions tbis sra0up'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-26

 !.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-13
EFti II NV III y
si0iden Female Pills.

are Intended for special cases requiring more
powerful medicine. They are lonr degrees
stronger ihan The ordinary Kind Hnd perfectly
harmless and reliable.
4 Joa cannot ret ihem Of year druggist !
viii send them BY return mail, postpaid and
secure from observation on rscsipi u the money.
! viii aleo send an illustrated aad Conhdep.
tai Circuiarto Ladies 90 application. Addtess
J. BRYAN, N. d., sis broadway, n. Y.
A. u. HuBEn, Agent, Westminster, Nd.
oetiOAfy.
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RoAD NoTIcE.


III OFFICES hereby given thai application
i willbe ninde hy petition 10 the County
Commissioners Of Carroll county nj their
hfst meeting after thirty days from the date
hereof for the opening md location Of
Road ia said County. beginning nj a lane be-
tween the lands Of donas HafHer asd,John
69od Oh the Gettysburg Road, about 4 Of .
mise from Taneytowg, aud running on said
lane, thence between the lands of Jol1
eortl, SAINT Gait md John Fair. thence
between thc lands Of Peter FORSYTH and
Nash. Reayersto aekane running thyourI,
he lands Of Henry Chit. sheaoo IS u "a lane
g the division line between Henry Ga!t and
~. Rhiuedollar, thence on the division fine
70 70 lane between Andrew Harher. Sterling
halt and Joseph Hawk, thence by. said lane
p The lands ef Samuel Bowers, thence On
ne division line between Samuel bowers
and Sterling Gait 70 thelands OF Jeba Rec.
Fer thence on the division line between
John keevcr and ------- S5Aralar. "a n road
now running TO the Pennsylgahia line.
thence on the most Punishable route 10 the
Pennsylvania lines and as in duty bound
your petitioners VIII ever pray. 80
STERLING GAIT
Jnnig'gt and "a others.
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ROAD NoTICE.

N0TICEis hereby given that application
IN viii be made BY Petition, 10 lie coun.
" Commissioners of Carroll county, al
their first meeting after thirty days from the
date hereof, for the opening Of Public
Road from the Washington 10 the Deer
Park Road, commencing at n point on the
Washington Road about two hundred yards
from where the warfcidsburg Koad inter.
sects it, aud running thence on or near the
division line between William Loglte and
Valentine Stnutx, TO ibe land Of Thomas
Jacobs, thence through said Jacobs hand 70
the bed ofthe Deer Park Road.
JEREMIAH l.. SHUEEY,
feb6-5t' and others.
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KRRnR9 Az Ynurn

4 gentleman whe 10 early He was sfosla
10 usat dsbasing vice % eumnnR 30 yoath,
whsrh Teanlted IN Seminal Weaknrss, favalan.
tAry EinissioBs and Nrrvoas psast4atiau add
raiHe near ending bic days 10 hopeless msscfy.
Amer asing namurpga remedies niihast success,
be 'btainsd fre@ isicpJ ssme simple rairs and
prescriptions dat easeted A.yssFSnsaRBt cure. -
On behalf Of ssarriag hamhhiff be viii setel
the sane ffee Of charge 10 az aAn uaY desire
IT, AddTrSs EiDUAR TkBMAfNE,
oeti0iy Station d. Bible iisnse. \. 4.
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TO CONsrMPTlNEs

The Rev. Enw ARDA WILSON sifi send
(frse Of ehsfgal % All who desire II. lhs PIE.
scripiinn with The difncsipus for making nssi
asing the simpis remedy by uhieh Ne vas ested
Of a lang hfTectlon and ihss dssxd disease Cos.
sumption. Ilis only eblrrs Il 10 btEolt ths ~
lictsd aud be hopes every snaeFcr Nill tTy THE
prescriptions, a. IL via cogt lhvm Heghlnx, aud
may prove bleSsing Please sAdrrss
kTv. EDwAHip A. WILSON,
No. ies South scoasa Sired, wiilismsbargi,
New YORK.. mayF5-iy
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Estate cf George IT, Dasiis, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Sub
IN scrlber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county letters 1'estainenta
ry on the Personal Estate Of George
II; Davis, late Of Carroll county, deceased.
All persons having cIairns against said rs.
tate are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
within six months from this date. otherwise
they maybe excluded from alI benefit Of
said Estate, Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
81 aVHLIAM DAVIS,
febl3-H Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-13
M OR C A N
GRIST AND SAW MILLS.

GlTUATED on Morgan Run, IN West
~ minister District, 4 miles southwest from
Westminster md mile southwest from The
Washington road, within quarter Of a mile
OF The road leading from Warfeldsburg to
the Washington road These Mills are ur.
der the control Of Mr, John Lloyd, a frst.
class Miller, and having lately been but n
thorough repair aud new machinery nroeer.
ed the public are informed that The Mills
are prepared to Saw Shingles, Laths. Pal.
ings, dc. There ia a regular
saw MILL
attached to the premises. Also. he f,RIsT
MILL is prepared TO do ~
MERCHANT WORK, CHOPPING. &c
equal to any in the county. -
JEREMIAH l.. SHUEEY.
fcb6. 3m* pronr;e,,ar
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TO LADIES.

ronr attention ls called 10 ihs seest saicasiaus
remedies ever knosn far the removal sl OBJ
ssrpetisns and arrangements incident h The
female sea.
DIR. HARYEY'g
cHROS0 TYgRN8L FEMALE PfLLs.
hsvr been used for upward. ~ fHiars rr.ss
with unvarying fweee4s. They are adapted for
AL ordinary easss aud never faii IN their action
II taken Ia iisae.
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NEW BoUNTTEs.
United States Bouniies.
Slaleof Maryland BOunties.


ST. Is confidently expected that both
4 n Congress and the State Legislature viii
q their presest sessions, enact laws proyi.
ding Bounty for those Soidies and Sailors
who have. never yet received any, Il Is i'm.
poriant that those interested should have
their rlaius in the hands Of some one who
viii look 10 their interests and see that their
Charms are put upon file carly and in due
fSrm tor prompt payment.
shall Be gaa 70 receive the papers of
any such who desire 70 avail themselves az
my experience and facilities in the collpofion
Of al just claims.
Al papers win be promptly acknowl.
edged, and while 10 nay hands viii be kent
70 2 hrc and bsrgIar proof vault, specially
bull for ihe preservation Of the increasing
number Of valuable papers IN NV posscpsion'
WM. b. HILL.
ATTORNEY AT Law,
n L, eir Fsyette and 81. Paul SIS.
Ja23'laFi BALTIMORE, MD.
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Estafe ~ zE1als bFossR, deceased.
N0TICE Is hereby given that the Sub
In scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters Of Admistra-
tionnon the Personal Estate OF Noah
krDwngjlate Of Carroll county, decd. All
persons having claims against said Estate are
hsreby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be .excludsd from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
Il ~ DANIEL STULL,
tebl3fts Adwinittrstor w, w. "A.
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rfNHesg washable nanarss can be- had at
regular market rates, freight sdded, ut
all accessible points.
PRICES ii BALTIMORE.
I3auqll's Raw Bone Phosphate SO per ton
Bangls'a Chicago Bpnc Fertilizer $40 per ton.
iiaagh's Chicago Blood Manure $50 per Ton.
/. have also on hand, manufactured express.
" fol- my owu trade, the celebrated
Masyiaad Poseaey Of Bone,
which bias everywhere given such undoubied
satisfaction. Price in Baltimore $40 per
ton; also the various grades Of MEXICAN
GUAK0 by the cargo or single 1t lowest
rates. Send for Samples and Circulars.
You win And these manures adapted 10
every soil and crop Iheyare used 10 every
part OF the country and have given entire
satisfaction.
BiS- See full particulars N Circulars.
GEORGE BuGDALE,
Manufacturers Agent,
Nos. % and 1O6 Smiths Wharf, BALTIC. Nd.
nen. For sale by GgHa & 0RNDoRFr and
THonAs y. SoLLRRs& Co., Westminster.
ian30-8m
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Notice 70 fle Creditors NJ John Sir
In the matter Of the ! No. 0s4 Equity, Circuit
Petition Of Joseph Da-
Wis, Truhtee Of Jno Six. Conrt for Carroll Co.
TIME creditors OF John Six, who were such
prior 30 the Ilth day Of May in the year
1867, are hereby notified to hle their claims
properly proven and authenticated with The
Clerk % the Circuit Court for Carroll county
In Equity, ON or before the 18th day Of Apsfl,
1868. j. J. BAUM0AR'TNER,
febi3-4t Auditor.
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INsOIlyENqgs NOTICE.

'o'i : !. B0l'"se %; RI E' p this
His Creditors sniLef rs7 thatJsxl.
~ BoidINGeR give nVtice 70 hiss eradjtors.
eadorsers and auFeties that The second Mon.
DAY Of May next Is fixed for the said :Io;l
y. Boliinger to appear ;n the circuit court
lpf Narroli covftv, 10 answer such interfo-
gAinrles as his creditors, cndorsers and sure.
ner may proposeer allege agninst him and
thar copy Of this order be published in
some newsi aPer printed in Carroll county
once week iof three Successive months
prior 70 the. said md Monday ef May next,
as such notice ~
Fest. JN0. b. BOYLE, eJsrl. : ],
jan2-3in n :
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A 49, 3 x | G 4
i;i sIs DWELLING HOUSE,

10 good repair, covered with Slate and beautis
fully located a large SWiTzER BARN, well
arranged and recently painted; a large Wagon
She'd with Corn Glib on eifiief sid 4 large
DAIiff built with Stone With never failing
Spring of excellent water near the Dwelling; 4
Wash House, Hog Pen. rnoke Honse, &C.
The buIldings are comparatively new The
location and fertility ~ this Farm are such a.
70 recommend IL to shsse who are doAif0ns Of
pufchasing / frat class faf1a The soil nasu-
rally well adapted 10 the growth % all klnds az
Grass and Gratis, has been much Improved by
heavy applications Of Line,
The Dwelling a 80 sliaAtod ~ W aford q
good view 81 the Railroad aud slso Of tie conn
y raad, which passesaetwceu The nailfQaslssr.a
Dstllibg-~and z alss cpnvenlsnt - chafei,ei,
schools Stores, Mills, Ae.
~ any person wishing % purchase will be
shown Che property BY the Hubteriher. rssidlag
near Uni0atpwn, Of 81 Nj. Henry stonsr, Who
resides gpnn The property. under an azfeerseut
with the late Henry HiAsl. Wbieh sxsltes ~
tbs - say ~ sas5Ssfl. itfa zuA the pfonstsr
will be sgid subject 70 The aid agreement.
Istas ~ Sais, Terms Of sale - prtscI bad
b. the Cearf uae tilrd 81 flis reh ase faaasv
y De paid 70 The saiA Exegator on Tia dav ~
sale, oF % the Eaii4eatioa thereof by tbs azid
Court Che residue II Two equal payments, the
one payable 10 orc year and The other PAYABLE
N two yeafs from ihs day ~ sales the credit
pAfmeuls ~ - secured hy the bonds o. siHRle
bllls u The purchaser Or purchasers, with seru-
riig 70 Be approved By ths knecut0r, bsa1iHg
inigrcst frosl The day ~ Sale.
The sale VIII cqnmence AZ ~ o. eloek VI
tasae'is LkVI cAiL0R. Exeeot0r.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
INFORMATION

Information EuAraaseed ~ produce a lsznfi.
ant grueih u hais upon = bald head Or beard.
less face, also teceips fsf the removal of PIN.
pier. biptches, EfaptIlna. ETC.. on The siln,
lesytAg thH sane spft, cleRs. and bransifal, ean
be obtained without charge ~ addressing
Tii0S. ,. CHAPMAN. cseuIsf.
maya3-ly ca broadway, SrN YoFk.
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NoRIdSG, az. Batsw-s,.. Baltimore. has
wi on hand the following GRAPE VINES ,
cat.wba, Isabella, Deiaware, Rcbccea. Con.
cord, Hartford prolilc, Grevsiing, 1ves Cfin.
ton aud all other kinds. Ianaa.a.
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Queensware,
Glassware, Stoncware.
Euthenware.
Ne'r supplies and greater Baygainsf
M y are now rcplenishing above Stock
w for Spring Trade and viii make
QUEENSWAIsE a. specially.
Some very bcniiifhi pattern Tuniblers for
80 cts. per dozen.
The New system works admirabIv, call
and try H. Il. X. GERNA&D.
JANIS .3mos
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DRuNfNG SIIEARS.--Tbs best ding in tie
IL way Of Rruning Shears is RICHARD
SUNS PAfENT. Call and see them, and arr
at M0tesnRLlAG's, an, Eaiaw-st. Rslti-
mores jtnSe-ft
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PUBLIC SALE.


FTsHE Stakeholder intending to omit farming,
Il will offer at Public Sale, at bis residence,
near Union Bridge, Md, on W
i.ass THURSDA AK MARCH 9Th, 1868,
the following valuable personal properly, via
fe FIRST.RArE MULES,
-ss=wxr, Mich COWS, Ifeifer, shoats,
~V$lA.N / excellent 3 inch-tread FARM
1871 WAGON, l two horse Wagon,
Carts AVID Harness, barge Stone Bed, 4 small
do, 2paif Hay Carriage, large Wood Sled,
l Buckeye Reapet Mower, Windmill Wheat
Drill, ihree,horse Harrow, Corn Drag, Corn
Coyerer, 2 two-hofse StFeschers, 9th chain,
2 log chains single. double and treble trees,
COW chains, halter chains, grain cradles, 2
grass scythes, forks, shosela, hoes mattoeks,
49,, sets breechbands, and a great variety Of
other farming implements, Also, q lot Of
household and Kitehsa Furniture,
consisting Of . excellent Cooking Stovp, I ten
plate stefe, Dcds aud bedding, tubs, bnekets.
boxes and barrels, with n ggeatnumbcr Ofothcr
articles mt menfioned.
& fsKnh.a-Ail sums Of IS and under cash; on
sums above that amount credit Of six months,
purchasers giving their notea with approved
security, bearing Interest from day of sale.
Nae WILLIAM STULTz. 81.
fvbl3-ts SAncEL Snrsx, Auctr.
~
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new ADVER TTSEMENTSt
EsIqte "a ll..rfua lN.aler. az I

Esfqte Of Martin Msafer, sieed
NoTiCIsis hereby given that the subscri.
< Svher hath obtained from the Orphans'
Conrtof Carroll Co. letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate Of Martin Minter.
late Of Carroll County. decenaed. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Esta.e. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
ADAM FRIDINGER,
febl3.4t# Executor.
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onAcE,s cRLEpnArEp sAIYE.

cures ia a short time
Cuts. BnrnA, scalds, Wounds. Bruises,
Sprains, Eryaipclaa, Salt Rhuunl. Ria3-
worm, Chnpped Hands. Boiss, Pro-
zen Limbs, Folons, chilblains,
6c.. &c.
u Il prompt IN aeti0n. removes pain as
once, aud reduces The most angry looking
dwellings aud inaaink,ions, a. II ~ magic.
thus aIforaing relief and complete cure.
SETH w, FOWLR / son, Boston.
Proprietors.
Sold ~ aIiDugsis,s, troeers, and::ai ali
county stores gcbe la.
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dissolution Of Copartnersh,n

NoTICEis herahy given THAI the Copsrt.
IN nership heretofore existing under he
name and title OF Snyder 4 MiItxe In The
Carriage Making Business at Manchester, Car
roll county, Md, ia this day dissolved by niu.
tual CONSENT All debts due the late firm viii
De paid y Mr.. Miller, who Is responsible for al
JOHN SNYDER,
GEORGE MILLER.
Manchester, Jan. 80. 1858, -ste
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FOR SALE.

DHp TOGRAPH INSTRUMENTS,
II good as new. s5reward to any person
sending hie pnrchaser!at my price.
t, o. w. HEfRicK,
febfs.3t Heticks p. o., York Co. Pa.
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County Commissioners, Notice.

VNHE County Commissioners for Carroll
u County will meet at their Office. Ia
Westminster, on the FIHsr MospAr OF
MARCH, 1868, for the transaction on
business.
By order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
febO'b Clerk
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40. 933--EQ UITY.
halle Circuit Court FIR carvOR county.
Macy Hiuchurt sad others, easssssp
w. y this sOth
SlsannA Rinehart and others day of J.uus-
~, lsVs, that the audit hled In this cause be
hnally ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10
The contrary thereof BE- shown ON or before the
2oth day 81 February next Provided q copy
81 this order be pnblishtd in some newspaper
pitated ~ Carroll county, MARYLAND, once
Ntek Tor two successive weeks prior 10 ths
last named day. JNo. d. BOYLE, elk.
Tspe eopy@-Tsst.
tess-h Use. b. BoYLs, elk.
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w ante d l


N0TIEia hereby given that the copariner-
IN ship heretofore existing under the name
and title Of SruwEIolRr 4 Mouneh, Ga the
Biacksmithing lInsinessin westmlnster, Carroll
county, Nd isStlis day Dissolved BIZ mataai
conssEt>S y = LEWIS SCHwEIGART,
Il o WILLIAM II. INQUIRER
Westmfn.ter. Nd. Feb. ID. laHa. ne
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notice.,

III VIE subacribcreto The ssDrsoch4rc Apso-
Il cara who are IN arrears to this Date can
pay the sane to Mf. Davis, at the Printing or
fee, Or to myself. After the lst Of January
next y BIO necessary, In the case Of those
who owe year or more, 10 send ont bills, not
lor suit, but for convenience Of collection
Those indebted TO the undersigned for Ad ,erti.
Stag and Job Work, who cannot make Il con-
venient to call on him, Will be waited on per-
sonally or b. an ageai.
noyzs-tf Jos. N. PARKE.
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE i hereby given that there will
~ he Petition presented before the
County commissioners within thirty days,
fer the panose OF ereetiDg Bridge across
Big IQs Creek, u Bostion's Mil
JACOB K0oNS.
h5ls'5t 3Hil9t and others.