The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-17

Orphans Court P-oceediags.-Jacob
Powder, Esq, Chief Judge; Levi Buff.
fngton and Hanson r. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges, Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, register Of Wills
Monday, June 7, lS69.--H IIimellar
Executor Of Jacob Smith, returned list
of sales Of personal property. \. IL.
OrendorH, Administrator Of john Oren-
dorll, returned list Of sales, list of debts
aad inventory Of money William IL.
Grouse, Administrator Of James Grouse,
returned additional list Of sales, and
settled LIST administration account. The
last will and testament of Abraham
Hentz, deceased, was exhibited aud adj.
mitted to probate. William Caple, Jr.,
Executorof William Caple, Sr, appeared
with his securities and gave a new ties.
tamentary bond. Letters of Admins
tration de bonis non, with the will an-
uexed, of Peter Kroft, deceased, were
granted to Edwin j. Crumrine.
Tuesday, June s r.. NJ. Polk, Elk.
ecutor Of Frederics Kaltrider, returned
list of sales of goods aud chattels, list
OF debts and inventory Of money
Uriah b. Sullivan, Executor of Micha i
Sullivan, settled LIST aud final account.
Isaac w. Shriuer, Guardian to Francis
j. Englar, settled his 9TH account
Margaret A. Dorsey, Administrative of
David a. Dorsey, returned list Of debts
due deceased
The Frc8erick oBd PcnnsyIrdn,a
Line Raitrodd.-Thc Frederick E.ram-
iher of the 9th instant says:
The contracts for the building of this road
have been awarded us fellows: Ten sections
to Mr.. NJ. MeCabe, Of Frederick city seven
sections to Messrs. b. b. Gordon ( Son, of
Lancaster county, Pa, and nine sections to
Mr.. Samuel Smith, of Carroll county-26
sections in all, each section embracing a
fraction over mile. The road from the
State line TO Littlestown will be built by the
Littlestowu and Hanover Railroad Com.
pany. The contractors will enter upon
their work about the middle of next month,
and are obligated to complete the road by
May hext. As we said last week, the ex.
penditure involved for the purchase of the
right OF way is comparatively small. There.
quarters OF the way have already been Sc
cured at very tritling cost, the owners of
the land, to their credit BIO it said, having
met the company IN most generous spirit.
The right Of way to be secured yet lies be.
tween Frederick city and Woodsboro', and,
II accounts be correct, some of the owners
are demanding very exirayagant damages,
although we doubt very much il there is
one OF them who will not be benefited by
the building of the road.
Home Ecmgcii=utioa. -The Rev.
VIM. d Strobel, d. D., Of Baltimore,
the Financial Agent of the Maryland
Tract Society, proposes to visit several
points in Carroll county, and address
the people, with view to awaken a
deeper interest in the cause Of home
evanglization by means of the distribu.
ton of Tracts and the employment of
Colporteurs TO visit the destitute parts
of the county. DIR. Strobel will be ac-
eompanled by several prominent Clergy
men, who together with himself will
address the people at the following points:
At Manchester, in the Lutheran
Church, Monday evening, 2lst June, s
O'Clock; Westminster, Lutheran Church,
Tuesday, 22d June, s o'clock, p. NJ. ;
Taucytown, Wednesday, 23d June, S
o'clock, 7. NJ; Union Bridge, NJ. T..
Church, Thursday, oath june, s O'Clock,
p. NJ; New Windsor, NJ. i. Church.
Friday, June 25th, 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
Christians of all denominations are
respectfully requested to attend the
meetings III their respective neighbor.
hoods.
1t is rumored that if an injunction be
issued to the enemies of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company to defeat
the objects of the ordinance recently
passed by the City Council, there will
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