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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. In the matter of DAVID
L. S II A W, Bankrupt, by whom Pc
tition for. Adjudication Of Bankruptcy was filed
on the Goth day of April, a. D., 1858, in said
Court.-IN BANKRUPTCY.
EEyIIIS is to give notice, That on the 10th day ;of
b July, 1868, Warrant in bankruptcy wps
issued against the Estate of DAVI b
L. S II A W, of Edgeficll District, and State
of South Carolina, who has been adjudged "a
Bankrupt, ON his own Petition; that the payment
of any Debts and Delivery of any Property be-
longing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any Property by him are for
hidden by Law; that meeting of the Creditors
of tho said Bankrupt, to Prove their Debts. and
to choose one or moro Assignees of bis Estate,
will bo held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Nowbcrry c. H., S. c., before Henry
Summer. Register, on the 1st day Of Aug, 1865,
ut 12 o'clock, A. M.
j. P. NJ. EPPING,
u. S. Marshal as Messenger.
BY GEORGE LARSEN Dep. Messenger. Z
TIL, Dk
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J. P. NJ. EPPING,
u. S. Marshal as Messenger.
By GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger.
July Il 2t 80
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u. S. Marshal as Messenger.
BY GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger.
July 81 2t 80
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AN ACT


To amend aud rc-euact the one hundred
and sixty-sovcnih scclion Of the Mae.
ty.third Article Of the Code OF Pub.
lie General Laws, entitled Tcstamcn-
tary Law,
Section /. BE il enacted BY the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That the
one hundred aud sixty seventh section
of the ninety third Article Of the Code
Of Public General Laws, entitled Tesla
meuiary Law, be aud the same is here
BY altered so as to read as follows:
: Sec. 1GS The Orphans Court, ii they
shall think such sale advantageous to
tho ward, may order any guardian 10
sell leasehold estates Of his ward, and
shall order che proceeds t. be invested
in biuk stock or any other good securi-
~ 10 the name Of the ward, aud no sale,
transfer or disposal Of the said stock
shall be made without the order Of the
Court. The said Court may also, il
they shall think the same advantageous
to the ward, order any guardian to lease
any leasehoid estates Of the ward, for
the whole or any part of the unexpired
term, on such terms az may be deemed
advantageous, provided that such argu-
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rcHAPrER 8I6.l l.,....,.

An ACT
To repeal section 9. or an Act passed
March 2lst, 1867, chapter 320, en-
titled an Act 70 provide for the se.
lection, drawing and sunmohing 81
Jurors 10 the several counties, and
prescribing their qualification, aud
fc-enact the same with amendment :
Section /. Be il enacted BY the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That see.
ton two, Of an Act passed Nsrch twen.
sy.ffst, eighteen hundred and sixty.
seven, chapter three hundred and twen.
ty-nino, entitled an Act 10 provide fos
the selection, drawing and summoning
Of Jurors, In the several counties ana
prescribing their qualification, be snd
the same is hereby repealed, and re.
enacted TO rea ] ss follows:
See. 2. And be Il enacted, That IL
shall be the duty OF the Judges Of the
Circuit Courts for each Of the counties,
at any time after the regular term oi
said Courts, at which Jurors are requir.
cd to attend, has adjourned, but not
less than fifteen days before the com.
mcncemcnt Of The next succeeding term,
at which juries are required to attend,
In tho presence Of such practising mem.
bers Of the bar a said Court, As shall
ihiuk proper 70 attend, notice Of the
time and place having been frat given
to said Bar, through the Criers Of said
Courts, 10 proceed 70 select from the
lists last furnished b. the Clerks Of the
County Commissioners, provided for Ia
the frst section OF this Act, aud from
tho poll books Of the several eleetioa
districts Of said counties that shall be
returned aud iilcd IN tho Clerks Office
OF said Court, asier any general clecticn
that MAY be last held previous to snch
selection; panel 70 consist Of the
names Of Eve huadrcd persons 10 the
county Of Baltimore, OF two hundred
persons IN the several eounties Of Wash.
iagton, Montgomery, Allcgany, Carroll,
Frederick, Anne Arundel, Prince
Georges, Cecil, Hartford, Dorchester.
Werccsier, and Somerset, aud Of one
hundred aad SHY persons 10 the several
counties Of Howard, Charles, Calvert.
81 Mary's, kent, Queen Aunos, Caro-
line and Talbot, 10 be fairly and impartial
y selected Of the age sforeSaid, by the
said Judges, with special reference TO the
Intelligence. sobriety and Integrity al
such persons, aud without the least ref.
ereaee % their political opinion and Of
the names Of such persons when 30 &c
lcctcd Iist shall be made, aud a certili
cate thereto appended BY the said 1ud-
gcs, thnt.said list af uAines has been da.
" selected IL conformity with aud &C.
eoFding to the spirit and intent Of this
Act, aud which said lis,s aad certificates
shall be flcd with the Clerks Of the saId
Courts, aud BY them preserved asotLer
proceedings oil the said Court are kept.
Sec. 2. Aud bc IL enacted. This Act
shali take effect from the date OF i.s
passage.
Approved March 30, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor
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[cuArTEn ALL
As ACT
To provide for the changing Of the
name Of any person.
Section l. lie il enacted By the Gen.
cral Assembly Of Maryland, That if.any
person residing 10 this State shall deaire
,orchange his or her name, such person
may file 10 the Circuit Court Of the
county Of his Of. hor residence or 10 the
Circuit Court Of Baltimore city, If such
person resides 10 the city Of baltimore,
petition in which shall be stated the
change which such person desires shall
be made 10 bis or her name, aud roa.
sons therefor, and ihercupon the said
Court upon being satisfied 10 such man
ne'af II shabby its rules prescribe that the
prayer Of the said petition should be
granted, shall order aud decree that the
name Of such person be changed as is
prayed 10 said petition, aud upon tho
passage Of such decree the true and
legal name Of such person shall be that
determined by the said decree, and a
copy Of said detrac- under the seal of
said Court, shall be sufficient aud legal
evidence Of the facts therein stated.
The petition provided for ia this sec.
tion may be iiled on behalf Of any 10.
fant residing 10 this State by the father
Of such iniait, or in case OF his death
by the mothcr or guardian Of such ia.
FAINT. The costs Of the proceedings pro-
vided for in this section shall be regu.
lated by the said Courts, and shall be
paid by the petitioner.
See. 2. And be il enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of
its passage
Approved March 30, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor
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Approved March 30, 1853.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
tcnAPTgR 37s.1
An Act

a. An ACT
T54cpeal section fifty, Article Ave Of
the Code OF Pebble General Laws, d.
10 Appeals, subtitle Appeals from
Justices Of the Peace, and to rc.ea.
act the same with amssdmenin.
Section /. Do ID enaetcd BY the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That sec.
Iioa aliy, Article hSa, of tho Code Of
Public General Laws, title Appeals,
subtitle Appeals from Justices u the
Peace, bo repealed and rcenactcd 30 as
10 read o. follows.
APpeais from Jasticcs oftAs Rsac..
Bee. so. Any party aggsicyei thereby
may appeal from any judgment Of a
Justice OF the Peace to the Circuit
Court for tho county or the Baltimore
city Court Of Baltimore, at any time
within xty days from the rendition Of
such Judgment, aud the Court 10 which
such appeal is taken shall hear the case
de noyo, aud determine the same aecor.
ding 10 law, aud the equity aud right
Of the matter, and this section shall be
construed 10 include all actions OF debts
ior the collection Of hnes, peaalties and
iorleiiurcs imposed By any law or. this
State, aud which arc made recoverable
before a Justice Of tho Peace IN which
a right Of appeal may not be given by
the law imposing the same
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from is passage.
Approved March 80, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
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lCnAPTFR 404
An ACT y
To repeal section sixteen, Of Article
eleven, Of the Code Of Public Geper.
al Laws, eutitled Attorneys at Law,
and Attorneys ia fact, and to re.enact
the same With amendments.
Section |, BE il enacted by tho Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That sec
tion sixteen Of Article eleven, Of the
Code Of Public General Laws, be aud
the same is hereby repealed aud 70 on.
acted 10 read as follows:
Sec. 16. No Register of Wills or
Clerk of any Court, shall practice as at
tosrney at law in any of the Courts Of
thus State, whatsoever; nor shall any
deputy Register of Wills, or any deputy
Clerk OF any Court, practice as attorney
at law in any Court of this State, Of
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Wantad

.10l CORDS Of Rock and Spanish Oak
TOO BARK, TO be delivered at lSchLoss.
SIS lanery, 2miles east of Westminster, on
western. Nd. Railroad. 81 per cord more
WI be gwen than the established in West.
minister.
Wanted 500 Cords Black Oak Bark. ST
more per cord will be paid, IL delivered at
the Shed, than tbe established price In West.
minister. =. q. sScHI.OSSER.
ap23.2nS Il. Il. K0@NS, Agent.
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To regulate the decisions OF points and qucs.
tions reserved for Courts Ia banc as pro.
yided ly section ~, Of Article &, OF the
Constitntion.
Section l. BE Il enacted by the General
Assembly .cf Maryland, That when at the
trial OF any cause, any party 10 such cause
shall require any point or question decided
By the Court 10 be reserved for the consid.
Grafton Of the Court ia banc, and either Of
the Judges of the said Court shall be dis
qualified 70 sct IN such cause, then il shall
be lawful for tho party at whose instance
the point or question shall bc reserved to
elect 70 have such point or question decided
by the remaining Judges or Judge, who may
be qualified 10 st IN such cause, or 70 have
The cause removed 70 sonie other Court Of o
different Circuit for the decision OF the
Judges thereof Tor of such OF said Judges
who may be qualified 10 sit In. such cause il
hanc,) or take an appeal to the Court OF
Appeals and il such party or his counsel
shall fiil 10 make and file such election in
writing, within thirty days after the an.
nonncemeut of such disqualification, or
within thirty days after the trial of the cause,
in case such announcements shall have been
made before the triab then such point or
question shall be decided by the remaining
Judges or Judge, who may be qualified 10
sit in u n cause; provided that every point
or question reserved upon a motion for a
new trial shall be decided by the remaining
Judges OF Judge VINO may be qualified 10
sit m such cause.
Sec. 2. Points or questions reserved for
the Court in banc, shall be taken BY means
Of exceptions % be reduced to writing and
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l i AhVA 40 Nv ANN
| .ss ! 4 Ks Il s@a.. Governor. \,
isiit g 4oiis5v---- taatt4f sasa 81
[CHArTEH 800 aal tsla aarsg
An ACT w s'.is =
To repeal section seventeen OF Article
thirty OF the Code Of Public General
Laws, entitled Grimes and Punish
Jnents, under head Of Bribery, and
% rs-enaet the same with amend
ments. hsetass g.lsat sa ~
Section 1sBeit enacted by the GEN
eral Assembly Of sTarylan7, That sec.
tion IL, of Articis 80, Of che Code Of
Public General Laws, entitled Grimes
aud Punishments, under the head Of
Bribery, Le and the same lie hereby re-.
pealed, amended aud re-enactcd to
read as follows. M as'A aeta
Sec. II. If any person shalI bribe or
attempt TO bride any executive officer Of
the State Of Maryland, any Judge or
other Judicial officer of said State, any
member OF officer OF the General Assem-.
bly, OF Maryland, Or any member or Off
ecr Of any municipal corporation io,snia
State, or executive officer Of such cor.
poratios, IA order 70 influence any such
officer or peraon in the performance OF
any Of his official duties, and IL any
Governor or executive officer Of The
State cf Mafylapd, any Judge or other
Judicial officer of said State, any mem.
Der Of the General Assembly Of Mary.
laad, or officer thereof, or any mea. Der
or oiheer Of aay municipal corporation,
or mayor or other executive oilicer
thereof 10 said State shall demand Or
receive any bribs, fee, reward or tcsii.
monial for the performances Of his ofEi.
oial duties, or foF peglccting or failing
70 perform the same, every such person
80 briblng or attempting 70 bFibo any of
such otticers or persons, shall be dcemci
guilty Of bribery, aud on being convict.
cd thereof, shall DO hned nos less than
ono hnadFcd nor more than Ave thou.
sand dollars, or 10 the discretion Of tho
Coult sentenced 10 be imprisoned 10
the Peniteniiary Of this State, FOR not
less than two nor more than twelve
years, or both kncd and imprisoned !;
aad shall also be forever disrrsnehiscd
and disqualified from hoIdiag any Office
Of trust or profit 10 the State Of Mary.
land, aud any person 50 bribing or At
tempting 20 bride or 50 demanding OF
receiving bribc, Zee, reward or tcati.
fDoniai, shall b. competonl witnesses,
aad compelled 10 testify -against any
pcrsou OF persons who have committed
any Of the above ofsnses, Provided.
that all persous 80 compelled to testify
10 any such case or cases shall be cx.
empt from trial aud punishment for che
Cfieaso Of which snch person 50 testify.
Ing may have been guilty
See. 2. And be ii cnae.ed, That this
Act shall take effect from tho date OF iis
passage.
Approved March 30, 1853.
THOMAS SW ANN,
Governor.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Wnl. S. Shipley

nFFERs his professional seryic u 10 the
~ the citizens Of Westminster and vicinity.
0guoE--adjoining Farmers and Mechan-
!cs National Bank, lately occupied by DR..
j. l.. 'Warfald. Alter =. NJ. IL not pro-
fcssionally engaged he can be found ai the
residence of bis father, adjoining the Cath
olic Church. ap9-6mo
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Central Hall Store.
HARDWARE, OILS AND PAINTS.


our Stock Is now near complete Of
~ Hardware, Oils and Paints. Also
Shoyels. Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Picks, Gar.
den Forks. Spades, Tools Of all kinda for
Carpenters, Baildcrs, Blacksiniths, Far.
mers, and Aiasons. Trowls, Hammers.
Pointing and Broad Axes, Screw Plates of
all sizes. Our stock consists OF snch innu
raLle variety II Is aseless 10 describe further.
Bat all Of the above Is fresh and new and
Of the latest improved styles. Our Grocery
Department is also complete; Sugars one
dollar less per hundred than ono week ago.
Syrups ten per cent. less. Window Glass
very low. Leather OF MI kinds, Spanish
and Red Solo. French Cali, Morocco, Buif.
Patent Enamled, Skiriing, Shoe Findings
OF all kinds. All OF the above stock are
new aud bought for cash, and will be sold
low for cash, or 10 panctual payers on short
time. All we ask is TO give as call and
examine our stock and prices, and will
guarantee 10 satisfy all who may favor us
with call.
JOHN II. BOWERS.
- e-fS Ntatt
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HOMEOPATHY...

nR y. o. HOFFMEIER, having settled h
IL Westminster; respectfully Offers his Pro-
4essional services, as Homeopathic Physician.
TO the citizena 0f Westminster and vicinity,
be consulted in the German language.
fcbz7-ly
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Attorney at Law and sO-
licif0r im Chancery,
CIRCUIT & REIPSXIDER

.ATTORNEySaTLdH dND S0Lf-
LITORS IN CHANCERf,
WEsTMIysTEK, Mn.
VXTE have formed copartnership IN the
w practice Of law. in the Courts of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend TO oil business entrusted 10
our care. Particular attention paid 10 Col
leetions sud procuring DEGREES for the sale
'of Real Estate.
Also, Applications ilod for Back Pay and
5Iouuty due heirs Of deceased soldiers.
0fiice adjoining the rcsidcuee Of cnAs. T..
REIFsSibgR. nO30,tf
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DIR. DanI. \. COODan.

Lately with DE-. Thos. W. Wells, Hampstead, J
nFFRRS bis professional services 10 the res-
~ idents Of Westminster aud vicinity. o.
fee and residence Littiestown Read, few
doors above Union Street
dec26-6m
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ment for lease shall not have any ef
feet pniil reported q and approved b
the Court, aud the rents arising on such
lease shall be accounted for a. Other
property or income Of the ward
Sec 2. And be Il enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of IL
passage. ,R hnt a;aa4R si,.
Approved March 30, 1868. mtsg
ls e.s ss THOMAS SWAMI, s,s,s
h Governor.
4aiit IL Il ~ $50 Il tsad 3 Z.
rCuAprva a9s "a sil SisE III
AN ACT ''s''
To repeal section six, Of Chapter 1e9,
Of tho Laws OF Maryland, passed Jan,
uary session, eighteen hundrcd and
sixty seven, entitled an Act to pro.
vide BY law for taking aud perpctua-
ting the evidence Of the number Of
persons held 10 labor aifd service 10
the State Of Maryland, aud emaneipa-
Ted by the Consultations adopted ia
the year eighteen hundred aud sixty
fonr, aud BY whom such persons we're
40 held, passed March 22d, eighteen
hundred aud sixty.scyen, and substi,
taie 10 lieu thereof the following SEQ
uon; saslS ~ asig' p r
Section /. BE il enacted By tho Gen.
eral Assembly Of Marylahd, That Section
six Of Chapter ono hundred aud eighty.
zine ofthe Laws of Maryland, passed
January session eighteen hnndred aud
sixty-scveu, entitled an Act 20 provide
by law for taking aud pcrpetuating the
evidence Of the number Of persons held
20 labor aud service IN the State Of Ma
ryland, and emaneipated by the Consti.
tution adopted 10 the year. eighteen
hnndsed aud sixty.foar; and by whom
such pernoos were so held, be and the
same Is hereby repealed, and tho follow.
iag substituted ii lieu thereof
See. 9. And bo 10 enacted. That The
aforesaid commissioners shall perform
the duties Of their respective Offices
wiihiu Two years from the date OF the
passage Of this Act, and that 10 case Of
the death, resignation. refusal 70 act or
removal from othce Of any Of tho aFore.
said commissioner, The Governor shall
hll such vacancy or vacancies. and that
this Act ahall take effect from the date
Of iss passage
Approved March 30, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
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when approved BY the Governor shall ha
4,ea 7,a = .the ONCE Of The Comptroller Of the
See. 80. Ifshsfs be no collector of s,ssa
taxes qualified and Compensated n conform.
~ Win the foregoing provisions in any Of
tne counties or IN the city of Baltimore. bv
the l,st day Of May IN any year, the Cover.
nor shall appoint from any part az ihe SEAT.
collector or collectors for the said eaunts
or city, who shall give bond with snres;sss
70 be approved BY the Governor. and ~ 4,
all respects on footing with other State
collectors bonds, as provided IN the case a.
eollec1ors appointed BY the Mnvor and c;fv
Council OF Baltimore, and the County Com.
misaionefe and the said collectors ahalI have
all the powers Of other collectors. ,i-F - =
Sec. 70. The County Commissioners and
the Mayor and City Council OF Baltimore,
shall levy upon their respective counties
and The city OF Baltimore, within twenty
days after collectors shall have been appoint.
Cd, snch commission a. will in their iude.
ment insure q speedy collection ofsaid taxes.
not exceeding Eve per ecntam on the
amount % be placed IN the hands Of said
collectors Tor the counties for collection, ex.
espt 20 CaiYeFt county, where Il shall not
exceed six per eentum and not exceeding
two per csntum on the amount TO be placed
in the hands OF said collector, for the city Of
Baltimore, said commission 10 be levied
for the use Of such collectors respectively,
and 70 be collected as other charges are col.
Iccted. SIT
Sec. 3 And be il enacted. That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of is passage.
Approved March 80, 1868.
"a ~ THOMAS SWAMI.
0sxoS..-
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nv All
To amend the forty.third section Of The
twenty ninth Article of the Code of Pub.
llc General Laws, relating the compensa-
ton OF the crler Of the Court Of Appeals,
and Of the Sheirf appointed 10 attend said
Court, and the Act Of eighteen hundred
and aixty.two, chapter l07, amending the
same, BY repeating the same, and enacting
sabaiiute therrfor.
Section !. BE Il enacted hy tho General
Assembly Of Maryland, Thai the forty third
section Of the twenty ninth Article OF the
Code Of Public General Laws, relating 10
The compensation Of the Crier Of the Court
Of Appeals, and of the SlEuriH appointed 70
aiiead said CoErt. and the Act Of i862.
chapter iOi, amending The same, be and
they are hereby sevcTally repealed, and that
The following be and the same j. hereby en-.
acted 10 lea thereofs
Sec. %. The Crier appointed BY the Court
Of Appeals, shall receive Ave dollars day
for has attendance for cvcry day, Sundays
excepted, during the termaa of session of
sad Court Of Appeals, and whenever 10 the
judgment Of said Court the attendance or
services Of sheriff may be required in said
Court, ihs Judges thereof, may direct a
sheriff 70 attend OF perfogm such services,
for which attendance aud services, the said
sheriff shall be entitled 10 per diem II
three dollars and fifiy ecfsis, and the Judges
of said Court shall, al the end Of each ses.
sion q lhe aid Coars, give the said cricF
and sheriff certificate Of the namhnr of
days for which they are respectively entitled
20 sasd prr diem.
Sse. 2. And be i enacted, That iisis Act
shall Take effect from The daA of ila passage.
Approved February N, 1858.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
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RG GR. N OR M EMIT,
Attorney at Law,

HAvJNG iocated In the City of WcstmiR-
il VII ster, Office on Court Street one door from
Main Street, respectfully informs the citizens
~ Carroll, and adjsining counties, that be viii
Eiys prompt attention 10 all business entrusted
to him, both before the Courts VI this stste and
The Departments u The General Government at
Washington ID, G.
Practiceaia the coartaof bankruptcy.
REFERENCES. fn
!. Rev. j., T, Ward and John Smith, Esq,,
westminster.
Charles Abbott, Esq. and DR.. Thomas Eel.
near, Baltimore.
sssaacl Nos1nent, Esq. aud Rev. U.wsrd,
weshlpgton, DC. az
y. v. n. Hurley, Esq. Register In Bank
ruptcy, Frederick City, Md. noFltiy