The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-29

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Powder, Esq, Chief Judge; Levi Buff.
fington aud Hanson +. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges, Joseph NJ. rarke.
ESQ, Register Of Wills.
Monday, April 10Th, ls69.-Lydia
aud Edwin J. Crumriae, administrators
OF wilIism Crumriue deceased, settled
their first and final account Of the cs-
tate ofdcccascd Ufiah Heltebridlc nd
minis,raior of Jacob Hcltebridlc, settled
Sd and final account Of estate of said
deceased, Petition Of William II. Ca.
pies filed, and Courts order passed
thereon for summons to issue for the
administrators Of Abrahas, Lamottc dc.
ceased to appear and settle an admins.
tration account.
Tuesday, April 20th.-I4etters of adj
ministratiou on the estate of Barbara
Bixler deceased (widow Of John Rixler)
were granted to Peter Bixler. Letters
testamcutary were granted on the estate
Of Anu Morthlaud, deceased, to Il. r..
Crout, Esq, the Executor BY her will
appointed, said Executor also returned
list Of Debts due deceased, and settled
his LIST aud Gnal administration account
The sale of the Real Estate OF Margaret
Abbott, deceased, reported by her Elk.
ecutor, John J. Abbott, WAS finally rat.
lied.
Commttei--The negro boy, George
Dixon, who stole Dr.. Mills horse, men
ton Of which was made last week, was
on Thursday last committed to Jail in
this place. The DIR. on Wednesday
proceeded to Rockville, having been
authorized by Sheriff Gist to make n
demand GU the Sheriff Of Montgomery
county for tho release of Dixon, aud
returned on Thursday The boy states
that he left here about 2 o'clock on
Sunday morning, aud was captured at
s u IN. Of the same day at Unity, dis.
lance OF about 40 niles, which, cousid.
eriug the horse is old, is very good time.
He will be tried at the next term of
Court, which begins on the 10th Of May.
Border Damages-The Hanover Pa. J
Citizen says, the following are the dam
ages as represented by the Commission.
ers appointed by an act of Assembly,
April 9th, 1865 York County
Damages by Uuiou troops to real pro-
perty, 81 $50 80; to personal, 81, 9O9 u.
Damages By rebels to real, 81, S32 As /;
to personal, sl12,G30 81, Total amount
claimed, 1927 ,66S So; allowed, 1924,
TBS so.
Adams eounty-Damagos by Union
troops to real property, s44,72s 90; to
personal, s35,9S2 Al. Damages BY re.
bells to real, sll767O.S7; to personal
1882 500 Total amount claimed
s552 1888 81 allowed s5O7 1878
The Crops, 6c.--The wheat crop
around this city is in an excellent con-
dnu'n, aud from every portion of the
county we hear that tho prospects for
an abundant harvest were never better,
Our farmers are busy planting corn.
and VIC noticed several fields in Gran.
berry Valley that were finished. The
oats are coming up, and in many places
the fields are quite green. The poach.
cherry and apples trees are now in
blossom, and do not look as if the late
cold weather had injured them much. 2
Large .SaEa Of Real Estate The
Frederick Unioa says. on Thursday the
very extensive roal estate of Benjamin
Todd, Esq, deceased, lying in Freder,
lex, Carroll aud Howard counties, Md.
was sold at public sale, at Mt. Airy, a,
/ very fair prices, BY John Hamilton
ESQ., auctioneer, for James w. Pearre
Esq, the trustee, for nearly $4,000.
| We have been requested to remind
the friends Of Sabbath Schools 10 the
different Districts, that they are ex,
pected to meet on next Saturday, a,
the places specified ia the circular is.
sued BY the Executive Committee, aud
organize Sunday School associations
under the Constitution recommended
by said Committee.
Our friends who have to renew OF
take out license arc notified that the
time expires on Saturday next Those
desirnus Of avoiding the crowd and con.
sequent delay are advised to procure
their licenses before the last named day.
| A meeting Of the Grand Division Of
Maryland Sons of Temperance will be
held 10 Carroll Hall, this city, to-day, at
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