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Smyrna times., 1868-10-28
WHOLE NO. 715

The following is correct copy of an cpl
taph in the Old Sweedwes' Churchyard, Will
mlngtOn
TO THE THE MEMORY OF THOMAS COX.
Adieu, vain world I've had enough of thee,
And now I'm careless what thou sayest of me;
Thy smiles court not. thy frowns do fear
My past and rest quiet here.
The faults you inime take to Shun.
Aud look at hoIno-enOugI is 10 be done
The following was copied literally from an
old tombstone in Scotland:
Here lies the body OF Alexander Macpherson
Who very extraordinary person;
He yards high in his stocking feet.
And kept his occoutrements clean and neat.
lie slew
At the battle Of Waterloo.
Plumb through
The gulet 1t went in at his throat
And came al the back of his coat.
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SIGNS OF GUILT.-In recent case of assault
the defendant plead guilty. 8 think must
be guilty." said he, because the plaintiff and
me were the only ones in the room, and the
first thing | knew | was standing up and he
was doubled over the stove. You'd better
call il guilty" 4"
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THE WIFE OF EDMUND BURKE.-Al letters
and all anecdotes, all conjectures and all facts,
agree in showing that the young lady who in
the twentythird year of her age exchanged
the name Of Miss Nugent for that Of Mrs.
Edmund Burke, made one of the best of wives
with which u man OF genius was ever blessed.
She was not indeed what is called regular
beauty But she was ever sweet and gentle in
her disposition, and inexpressbly winning and
graceful in her manners. Quiet, thoughtful,
retiring, firm and decided i'll her principles,
calm and cOnSiderate In all her actions, she
knew the world, but was not corrupted by it !;
and though good-natured to everybody, her
happiness was centered in her husband. The
beautiful character which Burke drew of her
on the thirteenth anniversary OF their marriage
reads like an ideal; but stern men OF the word,
like MIR. Hardy and Sir Phillip Francis spoke
of her as all that was beautiful and amiable
among women; and so shrewd a critic OF her
own sex as Miss Burney, and SO good and Sc
we're woman as Hannah More, have cordially
given similar testimony. A wife who could
make such men and women enthusiastically
praise her virtue and amlableneSs must have
been virtuouS and amiable indeed She gldes
with Quaker calmness, and an almost saintllke
beauty, through the agitating scenes OF Burke 5
daily life, ever soothing his natural lrrltablEty
| by her natural gentlenesS standing by his side
in moments of despOndence, cheering him in
poverty, nursing him in sickness, consoling
him in sorrow. Proud to live in the shadow
of him whom she so devotedly loved, she con-
fined herself almost exclusively to the home
which for him she was SO anxious to make
happy; and so unpretending indeed was she,
that few of Burke friends, except those who
habitually visited at his house, had the slight.
est acquaintance with his wife, or even seemed
to be aware of her existence. In that great
lottery where domestic happiness is staked
Burke was thoroughly success sful. Whatever
his subsequent troubles, it is much to remem-
ber that at his freside there was peace.
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A rich man who was injured by being run
over, exclaimed with warmth: " 1t isn't the
accident that mind that isn't the thing-but
the idea OF being run over by an old swlll cart
that's what makes me mad.
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A lady in Belfast, Ireland, after questioning
the children of charity school about what the
wife OF king or emperor was called, asked
"What is the wife Of duke called2' "A
drake |" exclaimed several voices.
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Misfortune and Misconduct were born twins.
Our faults are oft the parent of our woes, atd
he who most declaims at the worlds frOwp
has generally done his best to earn it.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-28

There is a wide difference between the con-
fdenoe which becomes man and the Implicitly
which disgraces fool.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-28

Two thin shoes make one cold-two cods
one attack of bronchits-two attacks of bron-
chitst one mahogany cofin.
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A Lazy with Greecian bend looks to .
country youth like a crooked-neck squash
struck by lightning.
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Why is fly the tallest ofinsectS 2 Because
he stands over six feet without shoes or stock
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How to get at the real complexion of soms
ladies-take little soap and water.
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PLANCHETTE.

A few evenings since a young gentleman
made purchase of one of these curious tell-tale
machines, and repaired to the residence OF a
young lady to whom he was paying his address
es, with the hope that planchctte would re-
veal to him what he had failed for want of
courage, to obtain from his fair dulclnea. AT
ter arriving at the house with the little joker
concealed, and spending few moments in the
parlor in ordinary conmonplaces with the
young lady who had So drawn upon his warm
affections, he managed to introduce planchette,
and stated that he had one with him, and if the
young lady had DO objections, they would while
away short time in testing the powers OF the
invisible. Accordingly, they arranged them
selves at the table, and after spending some
length Of time in serious effort, they succeeded
in receiving answers that satisfied their minds
that planchette was but too well acquainted
with the affairs of the world, and what lies in
the future. Embroidered with success, the
lady prOpounded, mentally, sundry questions,
and prompt answers were returned
The sequel to this interview We give to our
readers, as related to US by female friend to
whom it had been cOnfded, giving the ques-
tlons and responses in the order in which they
occurred. AS a matter Of course, the mani
pulator being young lady, her first Inquiry
was: Shall | ever get married p Yes,
promptly came from planchette, When
Two years. 10 whom > &.
This was entirely satisfactory, as it included
both the parties present, was the consumma
ton both devouty wished, except as to time,
which appeared to be unreasonably delayed
"Shall we be happy?" Perfectly" Now
followed question to which the young lady
desired faithful solution, as it appeared to
| her the consummatiOn of earthly bliss. "Shal
we have children? ?" eyes" "Girls anC
boysY' Certainly" {" How many?" The
answer to this the young lady was anxious tC
note carefully, as much depended upon th'
result. Planchette was deliberative, evincinl
no haste, desirous Of making no mistake in th,
figures, but wrote with considerable distinct
ness, IS { vent" when the young lady SHOW
ed the instrument from her with such fore
that it fell upon the floor and it was divided
in halves by the fall. Whether planchette in
tended seventeen" or g" seventy" was not de
terminei, and we presume time alone can dis
cover the entire anSwer.-NetU 4tbuny Ledger
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Testimonials.

Testimonials.
Hon. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Cnei Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pa, writes
y Ind Hollands Ger man B1,,ers' a. a good
Snlc useful IN diseases A oGIhe digestive organs
I'd I'd. Of stss. benefit IN cases @ Of debility aud
WV nervous action IN the system,
Yours truly. GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
'1uSe O' the supreme Court Of PENNSYLVANIA.
s,n,elder eonslder hoOhands German BIIters a VALUABLE
A., III case oi attacks OF Indigestion or Dyspep.
yoa'- can certify this from my experience Of II.
'' WIN respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon GEORGE SHARsWooD,
1A''ee Of the Supreme Court Of Penn, writes:
.Ih. Philadelphia, June lst 1868.
German s,.iS1 au.nS bV exp erience that Hollands
ay'pspe :ynpons T good Si,oS,, tonic relieving
GEORGE SHARSWOoD.
FROM REV. E. d. FENDALL.
| have %t Editor Christian Chronicle, Philada.
iooaanS. ueriVeu decided benefit IRON the use of
o os'man BIIIers, and feel II my privilege
Nsho ss lhem as a most valuable ionic, TO all
Nus..s. s;uneflng from general debility, from
Yo".Ns IRON arrangement Of The liver:
the Druggist says that ne has sold large
nan, Sn OF the BiIers, and has never sold medi-
.a.n,a gave more universal satisfaction. He takes
1 a." IN "a recommending il to his customers.
EsVu.,e.IV " HOOD and's Geru an Remedies are
EicKSnMu' see that the signature OF {. M
Al u,bs.s " on the wr klpper Of each bottle.
i Prnss are counter leit.
4Cstmsn "a "a once. and Mandatory at tn e
Haiph,s e0ielne Store, No 63l ARCH street, PhIa-
CHAS. M. EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly c. M. JACKSON d. Co.
&aaoa,a1. PRICES.
herman Biiters. per bottle. 81 oC
1aopaanl,. n half dOzen, 0t
Sernan Tonic. put up in quart bottles
Sr n npe' bottle, or half dozen for 81 so.
Mhy, IN ao1 forget to mine we'll The article you
"0'osr to get the genuine.
npun FoR SALE BY ALL
oSGlSfs AND S'rOREKEEPERS.
sw..i. EVERYWHERE.
"s. ises-ly. - - = - a.
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~ r. ana nave no appetite.
~ als class persons The Bliers, or the onic, is
specially recommended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
~ "aae strong by the Of either of these reme-
sub. i Lthey will cure every case Of MARASMUS,
.sOusahds Of certificates have accumulated in the
~. ioh Oi but lew. Those, II will he observed,
OF mute, and OF such standing that they must
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Notice 10 Creditors.

THE undersigned having settled. ii the
Orphans Cont, an account Of the Personal
Estate Of Thomas s. Brown, late Of Carroll
cpuaiy, deceased, and ascertained tho hal.
aaee 10 their hands for distribution accord.
ing ~ law among the ercdisofs Of said dc
ceased, hereby give notice to said creditors
TO flo their claims against said deceased,
legally authenticated, with the Register OF
Wills Of Carroll county, on or before the
lsrn DAY OF MARCH NEXT,
preparatory 20 distribution OF the assets
Of said personal estate. 20 heniade amongst
said creditors, under the direction OF lie
Orphans court of Carroll county. on Tho
ed day Of March, 1868. Aficr which said
last date the undersigned, Joshua Smith, ~
Agent OF the Administrators Of said de.
ceased, viii be prepared 10 rhy 20 each Of
said creditors their respective dividends, nc
cord,ng TO said Disiribiliion. nj the Office Of
crout { Ieifsnider, EAq~., In Westminster,
Nd. when and whern they viii please cali
in person, or by ATTORNEY, to receive the
same.
The said creditors are particularly en-
joined not y rely on the docket entry Of
tho passage oS their claims, but to seuil il
the original papers y tho Register, other
wise they may be excluded from said dis
trihution.
BELINDA BROWN.
Administrators.
JOSHUA SMITH,
feba0-it Agent.
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Road. Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that application
In WIN be made BY Petition, to t6e Coan.
.. COMMISSIONER of Carroll county, al
their fsss meeting after thirty days from the
date thereon, for The location and opening
. public road in said county, coinrneaa.
cling on the County road leading from
Weist's Mill formerly Mans's,) to Con-
rad Shuecy, at the land Of Josiah Adels,
perger, then running on the bed Of the
old road past Anthony Wivcls, then 40 rs to
pass ut or near the house OF Washington
Motter, then on the bed fthe old road 10,
and through the lands OF Henry Rifle and
Getshum Hut, thence TO Samuel Mcssinger's
lime kiln, thence to the Stone road near the
hand board at the littlestown Turnpike.
GERSHOM HUFF,
mari95t ma and % nihers.
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LBGAL NofIcEa -
NOTICE: /. laIa


YEsHE County Commissioners win meet II
i their ofIicspt Westminste "a 10 h,lug,
sou instant, foy the purpose Of 'appointirs,
Supervisors Of public roads in the severn
districts, al persons applying for roads
viii describe the sane, giving Alief hn est
Mate OF the amount required % keep then
III order. 10 facilitate the business ito
CoIDmissioners have agreed 10 receive and
dispose Of the applications ia tlc fsNaviag
order, namely a..a
On Monday, 1aarcl soH,
Taneytown District No. !.
Uniontown District No e
Middlcburg Dissriei No, ~.
Myers District No. \,
On Tuesday. March 9id.
Manchester District No. g.
Westminster District No. Z.
Frauklin pistrietke. o.
On Weagesiag, Apra ist,
Woolery District 10. A.
Freedom District No. g.,
Hampstead District No. s..
New Windsor District No. ~.
BY order Of Boarsl.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
mar5-td Clerk.
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Constablo's sale.

49, Et --e-e-@ III
fbYsvirthe ~ tw<, writs ~ iieri sacias. issaed
By William j. AIistea. Que ~ the Jastlers u tic
Peace Of the Slais III MARYLAND, IN aud Tor Car.
roll county pas ~ snst ~ Joshua w. HER
Ing, Surviving partner 81 Wiillam s. Nsthlaa
apd Joshua w. Herring, partners. pracfteine
medicine undre she Hame, hFas aaa style ~
Aathiss a Herring. and one ~ thesuit IL Joshua
VI. Herring. agaiRsl tbs goials aad ehasfsIs,
lasds and teheiarntf n John ~. Swarlxbaugh,
aad to nae directed. ! hafe seized and taken IN
execution ~ the esfase. right, tide, Interest.
property, oiaira ard demand al law and n
rqnfty, 81 thesaid John II. swaitsbapah, In
and 10 tho fsstfowfha
PARCELS o. LAND, VIZ
part Of Tract " I.a0d called Dorchester, ="
part Of Tract % Land called Rochester gc.
sarycysd." part ~ = Tract % Laad called
''Gili's Prospect and p&rt of a Tract ii Land
called "BAnks' Polly ard which wsre con.
yeyed y lhe sasd John H. ssarisb,agh and
Mary Biz aife, by Joshua II. uersaeh, 81 Deed
dated April ~. 1881. and recorded hm1nK de
Land Isecrtds of Garrett conuiy, ~ Libsf q.
T.. W., No, -. FOLIO Gs-said pgoperly being
sstHatra on the dsrsurli Road about tirss nils
from Msstnias,er.
And her.hy giFe notice, thai On he ~ day
" SPRIL, isga, At e'eldck r. NJ, at he
Court Bobsr In the CITY ~ Westmintfar. Car.
roll eoaniy, Nd. sill sffes foF sails de said
Property, So suizsa and taken ls escualion, by
Pebble auction, 70 the hlghra bidder, for cash
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, !.
March i2lsos,.s. Constable.
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Estate OF Uriah Erb. deceased,

N0TlcE Is hereby given 10 the creditors OF
IN Drlah Erb, deed, that degradation of the
assets af the Personal Estate Of said deceased
in the hands OF The undersigned as Bis Admin
istrator. will be made under the direction OF
the Orphans Court Of Carroll cou nty. on Mon
day. tAe 2ad day IF Jfarei nset, anI0ngst said
creditors and that said creditors are reauircd
70 Me their claims against said deceased, prop.
cry authenticated, IN The Office Of The Register
Of Wills of Carroll county on or i,efere IL Ie,i
day n Marah wear, II tlloy wish fe participate
~ saia distribution. After the 2sd or March.
1865, the Undersigned, Jacob E,'b. will be pre,
pared 70 pay nnioeach " said Creditors their
respective dividends, according Ia said distri.
puii9f, At MS rcsidence near Wiest's Mil, Ny
cATHAklNE a. ERB.
JACOB ERB.
Y fsoz.-ft Adnliuistfstafs.
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IN HARyEY'S
s:oiScu Female Pills.

PHitH TtYE DOLLARS hoa,
are intended for special cascs requiring more
powerful medicne. Thay are lonr degrees
stronger than The ordinary kind and perfectly
harmless and reliable.
lyon cannot get them " your druggist I
viii send Them by return mail. postpaid aud
secure Irotn ghsery aiinn on receipt Of the money
J will aiso send 40 illustrated aud conndep.
tai circalaf 70 Ladies 90 application. Address
y. BRYAN, " H., $40 lIreadNay, y. Y.
! A. u. lipUen, Ageft, wcstminster, nd.
octi0.lr.
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RoAD NOTICE. i

NJ Office is hereby given that The undersigB-
IN ed iptend applying 10 the County Com
ipissionefs Of Carroll county, at their next seq
sion, thirty days heteafteF, % change The bed
Of the Parsyille aud Crarkiin road Tho change
% begin al brunch u the Patapsco River, aud
running on the line between Gnptavns Dorsey
and 70 iniersect the said PArssiIle aud Cracklin
Road on top the hill
GUsTAvUs DORSEY,
GEO. w. LAs0N,
feb20St and othors
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby given that application
IN will be made by petition 10 the Count
Commissioners Of Carroll county at their
first meeting afer thirty days from the dat.
hereof .or The opening and locatiou Of q
Road Ia said codhty. commencing near an
old lime kin on the Niccdemus road, then
running through the lands Of James Carr
add John Harris by Shuceyss MIL, then or
the line between tie lands "a J, l.. Shueey
and said John .Hnrns, on the line betweef
William Stoner and Jonathan 0weas, OF
the line between John Wagner and 0eorec
SiAler, and continuously on tie line betweei
said Wagner aud George wondcrs to tho
Washington road.
JEREMIAH L. SHUEEY,,
isarj.5t and as othcfs
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cALDw ELLIS
ii ERB BITT Il RS

Wiil cure ell diseases having their origin in
~ impnrity Of the blood, such as Rheumatism,
nseuralgia, Cancer, ScrQfula 4 Running Sores.
Rlarfh@a, Dyscntery,. Cholera siotbas, Ty.
pno,u,' inserli,icntan Bilious Fcyars. They
kindred complaints, as The ProprietoF can shew
BY hnndrees Of certificates In his possessieu.s
They cure Enlargement 81 the Glands and III.
sue, Swollen joints, Tumora and lndurations
Of aii kinds. They, 10 short, VIII cspei Iii
impurities from The system, andrcstore health.
Y Sold either In bulk Or bottle By
KEcH Is FREY.
MAErfkcrrrEkb, York, PenneyIyania
Ee MlKgssIL 4 SuifIrr, Agents IN csSro,I
County. Westminstsr, Nd. feba1.Iv
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CALDyELL's
HERB BITTERs.

This wonderful and almost iairaculous rem.
edy for dseases Of ths blood and other affec-
tons, 20 which the human system is subject.
has not only found an extensive home market
IN the borough and county Of York, where Il
y welkkppyn and appreciated, but large in
Eeices OF y have been espFessed 20 che defiant
states and Territories Of the country where "a
Is extensively used IN preference 20 any other
medicine IL ihc age y
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster.
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

TaE undersigned, proprietor OF this rs.
Enlistment, hae on hand, for Spring plant.
Ing, 10000 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and Standard penrs 900 Cherry
Trees. Also lot % rlams, ApFicots, and
Ounces. A good supply Of two and three
old Grape Vines OF an the leading varieties
Surrants. Oooseberries and Blaekberries.
STRAND BERRIES.
An extensive stock Of Strawberry pIanta,
selling at low rAtea--I have the Agricultural,
Russell, Wilson'S Albany Seeding, and
FILLMORE. These will be sold al 81 per hun.
dred. IS per thousand, or <35 per ten
thousand. | can supply any demand, up TO
one million plants, having eight acres OF
Strawberries now under cultivation, sm.
brnc,ag twenty Eve varieties, among them
tho Jaconda. Golden Seeded, Downing q
Prolific, Triompho de Gand, Stewart Seed.
ling, &c. have also Raspberrics. Ever.
greens-An extensive stock OF largo size,
suitable for Cemeteries.
DEcIDIoUs TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &C. Also, a lot ofperpetaal bloom.
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor,
Wesiminstor, Carroll Co., Nd.
iaoa.i
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\ y \ y n ! ! !

.fTs0 THE WORKING CLASS. - Farmers.
e Mechanic, Ladies', and everybody. | am
nowprepsred 10 furnish you With constant en-
ployment al your homes-the whole Of ysur
times Or n gour spare moments. Business new,
feasiiy eafEed by persons OF either sex, and The
: boys and giris nearly a. much ne men. Great
, ENDORSEMENTS offered those who willdeyote their
whole fisnc 10 the business and, thatevery per-
son who secs this notice may send their address
and test the business for themselves, make
are net well satisfied With the business, 1 will
send 81 TO pay for the trouble OF writing Full
particulars, directions, &c., sentfree. Sample
sent By mail for 10 cfss Address
y. C. ALLEN, Augussa, Maine.
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-CALDMELL..


Are purely vegetable preparations. They are
compounded from roots and herbs, many Of
which have been long known and used BY med
ical men, and others of recent di seosery. which
the proprietor himself has found out after MANY
years OF patient study and investigation. They
are entirely free from all mineral poisons, and
have none OF those pauseous drugs and decoc-
lions which are peculiar 70 some OF the popuiar
preparations of the dav
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IyARM ATPRfVATE SALE. Tho Subseri.
Der desiring 70 remove ~ Missouri, vi hes
b sell at Private Sale bis Farm, sisnateds 10
Fourth Election District, on The Nicodcmus
sight Of Bird Hill y. o., containing 80 ACRES
more or less, Of good Land, most OF Il well
Limed, aud all under gaod fencing. About Is
Acres arc inshriting TIMER. The a,w-a
Improvements are new Double
DWELLING, STABLE, Spring. ILL.,
Smoke, Chieken and Hog liaunes. 4 EH
Two excellent ORCHARDS, In good bearing
seng.'ionf Sssaf.s'slaF n,plng near lhs
Persons desiring 10 view tho ppremises will
plcase call upon me. residing thereon.
mars-at FERkYsG. BARNES. s
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Sale OF valuable
REAL ESTATE.

cHsHE subscriber will dispose Of thefollows
4 ing valuable Real Estate at Public
Sale, on the promises, if not previously sold
81 Private Sale, on
Saturday 2lst Of March, 1868.
IS follows Two Very Valuable BUILDING
isufS, 90 feet front each. with full depth to
an alley, situated on Liberty Street, West.
minister, adjoining re'idence Of Mr.. John
lynch. These lots are well fenced and in u
high state Of cultivation.
Tcrnis.- Ono half cash balance IN one
year, notes bearing Interest from day Of
sale, with appfysed scpprity.
Sale to eqlnN'i'Iee ut o clock z. NJ.
Also, will be sold on
Thursday the 2bth day Of March 1868.
if not preyiuusly dispoaea Al a Private Snln.
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PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable Real Estate.

TIE Subscriber viii ollcr pallie Sale, Il
not sooner disposed IL privately. on lha
premises. si,aatc,l I miles below Wsstnin
sser. on The Baltimore pike, aud aAjoining
lands Of John HaH and othrrs. os FaIbAF,
rnE 2tlh ~ MAncH. 1864, yal0al, q parcel
o. Land, consAiaing 100 ACRES. III Of
which Is well lined, Under good fcneing. aud
runidpg safer iheyory liol1. ~ Acres are IN
eSccllcnt Chestnut aud Oak Timber. There
y n l.sms Min upon the premises. Aiso n
gond okcHAR u IN fae bearing condition.
ibis property i worthy the attention Of
persons desiring an Investment
ABy one slesIstaes &c sis~ing tho prem
iscs, will be- sllosn the same hy the sahscri,
b'F living Two miles below, 90 the satae
fs'sd. Nile 90 eosamenca ~ e'riork y NJ.
IuFpas masls kaawa Dn lha day af sale,
hElEkIAH CAPLEs.
marl2.a T. A. 5oasrcn, ABci'r.
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40. p6s EOUTTY.

NO, POS. EQUITY.
IN he Circuit Couu for Carroll county.
- " fssisssa " " &c Msres' isss s. ira, RAJ
Lydia miller, the sale made and repor-
'. ted by Geo r. Albaagh,
Anon Miller, rrnaloc for the ssle OF
LunAtic. the Real Estate IL this
cause, decresd to DO sold, be ratified and con-
shown on or before the 97th day Of March,
1865, provided copy Of this order be publish
cd IN some newspaper printed III Carroll coun-
ty, Md, once in each Of three successive week.
before the 9th daY Of March, 1865 The re.
port states the amount Of sale to be 50, 69s. 30.
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
3 True copy Test:
mar5-Jt JNo. d. Bows, Clerk.
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iO8 Acres Of good Woodland,

lying q miles from Westminster, near the
Washington Road, aud adjoining lands OF
David a. Owens, Francis Beaver. Washing
ton Ovens and Jesse Philips. This land
has tine Chestnut, Oak and Hickory Timber.
iswell watered. and sii.s Lime XIII thereon
1910 Rails and 20, Posts on The ground.
which viii BE- sold with tho land
Icr1as ~ Sals.- One!tliird cash on ratlG
ca,iol " sale balance IN one and two years.
notes bearing interest from day IL sale, and
with approved security.
sale to commencc IL fo'cI0ck r. NJ.
titles 20 I'll the property ihIisputabie,
and clear Of incuinbranct "a DAY ~ snlc,
GEO. ~. COOK,