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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-04

SPEoULA1goNs in reference to who
will constitute the Cabinet of thelnext
administration are at AMEND. lThat
question will be definitely settled to-
day. Aishort time will serve to, DEM
onstrate whether Gen. Grant willhave
policy of his own, or.be mere nose
of wax in the hands ofIthea Tadicaf
managers. atli 10 obanf Be7j sad noi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-04

The Cheapest Flour; Quality Considsred,
in this Market. - -..l-fs sasl
And want it distinctly understood that all
the Flour sell is made at the Ravenna Summit
Mill, and from Portage County Wheat, which is I
the best raised in the State the present seasons;
and that is the reason why all who want Flour
will buy it in preference to poorer Flour at
higher prices. This Flour is warranted to be
made from pure Winter Wheat: 5i.I - z2
/ 1y VIM. E. BRADLEY
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-04

The number aof Marriages during
the year ending July 1sts 1853, in this
State, was 2s.23l. nabaaoa die
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Satisfaction guaranteed.

SatlSIactlOn guaranteeu. 10
Terms reasonable. Send Inventory of proper
ty by mail stating about the time sale is desired
and willget bills printed and forward in time
bfor distribution. .>T<5E IHleEt L.jI~
C. BEN. FRANKLIN.
Pq Aurora, O., Jan.7, 1863, TT
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NOTICE TO INVALIDssssis'
@. LIB. Snyder, M. d..
(cERMANPHYsIclAMTD + f,f,4 n; ;4i-''' q

We N"IENMlFzFt tIDIVbAW, y nj
O. ~ 81 ~ RAvENNA, OHIO beg ,I ,.. sz.;isi. @ ga
49, p ysis-s.l-af -.Hih'5& .4 niftl AMOR
Taking advantage of recent discoveries made e,
by eminent Microscopists to determine the &C.
tual condition of the blood, and excretions in
health and disease, claims to arrive at correct,
conclusions in arialyzing AGATE and Gzssosifo dq
Diseases, by the microscope and chemical agents
I Diseases thus unveiled of the mystery former
ly surrounding them, become amenabIe to treat
ment, and not subject to the dangerous experi-
ments of those who guess at TIE disease,' and
use the stomach as erucible to be filled with
poisonous chemical agents to confirm or contro- =
vert their opinions of the seat and nature of
diseases. -iiTE III II
Office in Dodge's Block. .7sas.I o. 4ofssas1.sl
Residence. Gillette House seps; ,Gs, il! -
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Disease yields to Treatment,
Judicious Me ans Emplyed
Saves Untold suffering..

IF you would be Strong, Healthy and vigor-
Gus, atsei WrigAt's Tonic Cofzial aud Bloed- Pu-
ritter. 1t is a superlative Tonic and inEigorat-
ting Cordial, and is an infaIlfble remedy for
renovatiBg the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and vigor. 1t
purifies the Blood, neutralizes any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole organization. 1t cures Scrofula Salt
Rheum%etter Boils, Blotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulence, Kidney At
fections, Nervous Debility and all diseases aris-
ng from disorganzed condition of the Blood,
Stomach and Liver 4 h-s 13a'
Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and stimu-
lating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect finally they are positively injurious
Take Wright's Tonic Cordial, it will assist ma
ture in converting the food you eat into rich
blood, producing health and strength
Sold byyPoE& Bro, Agents. Ravenna, Ohio.
Ravennaa aSept 9, 1865. I'm. I'll = I
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p p The Best Machine Made.
The American Button n Hole
,B Overseaming and Sewing
"a Machine. 80

Does greater range of work than any machine
ever introduced to the public. In sewing takes
the same stitch MS the Howe Machine does Over
scanning as BY hand and works beautiful.
strong and durable button holes and eye-lets of
any sise in any fabric 1t is in fact the greatest
novelty of the day. Come and this wonder
and examine the work for yourselves at my res
idence, first house southwest of Citizens Hal,
Ravenna. = t
Jan. IA, mt. - d. B. B.LAWRENCE, Agt. -
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dih BlRTHns A4aNF9lsEDl1EAEHs.7rFr NFlE From the an.
npal report of the Secretary Of State,
twe.select the following statistical re-
port of births,and deaths in the State
/ of Ohie 81 There, were ofiwhite 1922
males, and 16,907 female Legitimate
Ilbirthssd2s4 male and l67 female lille
.gitimate births.s Qfblsek, there were
325s male and 2SS female, Legitimate
births |; 23,male,ian is female illegitir
mate .birthsdt Total 81, ,0S9. bs, "a
nj THE number of white deaths were
$3.50 males, and 7,1Y5 females with
707 of sex not giYen, sQf black, there
! were 2S8 males, and 2l4 females, with
"A of sex not given. Total, III, ,l58sT7
sOuti,ef annety7fouri counties in the
State, eight sent in no report, at all,
which makes both of the tables much
less than they would have been ifithey.
had made reports, Those con counties
that did make reports were very in
complete, and they will never be oth7
terwiselpntilo the law is amended in
some way TO- perfect the workings Of
the, gathering ofthese statistics These
statistics are valuable, and highly, in
teresting, and werwould like to see the
law, made, more, complete and binding,
upon those WHOSE dptyaitt should opYllSdb be to
record them;dst tsGlIas1d eli OF nv
bd bns -jgR0I ,J5l7cTsssT'f1 T0T 5TfT5aJg eIt
In Hot HAsTE.-The Legislature of
Kansas on Saturday last ratified the
amendment to the, Federal GonsStittpld7
ton, allowing ,negroesto vote, If, i, our, our,
lmemery is NOT AT faqlt, fthe people Of o9if,
that State at the Yeryme election by.
which, its present Legislature was
elected, rejected the same same proposition
in the shape of an amendment TO its
constitution, Tho same action is ex-
,pected of the Legislatures of four, or
five. other States, which in ,ratifying
the, proposed amendment will show
an utter disregard os, and contempt
forthe expressed viii of The people.
of their States. The Radical party,
profess to have have. great respect for
the win of the people, and yet they
are carrying through this measure BY
fraud and in defiance Of the popular ITs
verdict .,,.,,....... =. ..,..,a -, - = ).
~ sya-,I 81;
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THE place to buy your Watches, Clocks am
Jewelry,1iS at NJ. MowEN's, No. ., Etna Block
where you will always find good assortmen
and lower prices, than any other House in the
county.
Repairing done short notice. All work
warranted. Sep3, 1865, If
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STATIsTIcs.-The report of the SSec7
retary of State, for the year ending
July 1st, shows that the number of Of
violent and unnatural deaths in this
State was 262;, homicides (mostly, in
fants) IS; casualties 457. =; -. >.
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y,SstD. NORTON. his Atty So. hu .+.tf
= Rayenna, Feb. 4, 1858, 2S-iw. tnl. -sf ,a.i =
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ko Ignis1 worthys0f remafk that the
bucwspapers in thispeonntfy which apL
hprovedzof the fevdhiffonii0 spaiii,aiid
the overthrow of the Queen also pre-
tend9to lendorse,the revolution I'M gu-
ba, bahd both longtfe ground that the
ievolationists1 ARE a"E EiberaIs.' .'u7 The
CubaHs lreFolted against dthe Spanish
government before Isabella was de-
throned-theso continue the frevoit
against the ssLiBeraT's government,
which ysdcceeded that Of the Queen,
and our intelligent loyal gentlemen
yapprovel of both npaftiesFl&d This is
about up toithe average of loyal oonr
,sistency and patriotism, and theestab4
rlished tIbyalH Hcharactero fof honesty ih
lfaVoring freedom everywhere but at
holneJ IF the revolutionary govern!
meht ofISpain nis what the abolition
papers represent it to be-a govern
ment'based upon highHmoral ideas of
freedoni-a-how oean they honestly cap
proNe9o 9oflfthe aChbami frevolt against
suchaIgoHernment ?nNone but loyal
mind qiinpfegliated Rwithp high moral
ideas, can solve nthis hconhndfun.A
Cris6s.t ,b9tsIaasto ed "!syoL yu
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-16


The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Gazette, OF December
18th. says;
The case Of Georgia now attracts atten.
ton, as il IS presumed there will 10 no fur
ther obstacles in tue way Of Virginia's
admission. Bullock, the carpet bag Gov.
srnor OF Georgia, is here, lobbying against
the interests OF the State. over which he
wishes 10 obtain supreme control. BY re-
Installing the negroes Ia the Legislature, aud
applying the les, oath to the Democratic
members, this can be accomplished. Bul.
lock and his associates will then be able 10
carry into execution certain schemes for
plunderiug the State Treasury. and this car.
pet-bag Governor will secare his election to
the United States Senate. In pursuance OF
this object. he Is dining and whining the car
pet. bag Congressman; distributing his ssailes
and his Havanas lavishly, and manipulating
such correspondents Of Radical papers as
are open to his peculiar mode OF conviction.
On Friday j, Nelson Tiff, Esq. Dem.
ocratic Congressman elect from Georgia.
appeared before the Judiciary Committee Of
the Senate, By permission, to present n
statement on behalf Of the citizens Of that
Commonwealth Bullock was notified Of
what was TO take place, and did not fail to
be present. have no doubt he afterwards
thought he had better have stayed away
Mr.. Tiff completely annihiasd him. He
exposed Bullocks corrupt career from FIRST
to last, and charged him with being thief.
coward, n liar and traitor. The com.
mittee was astounded. Bullock cringcd like
whipped cur, aud the conference closed
by the committee promising to consider
what had been said
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Is THE UNION A CuasE.-Herc is
the way the New York Post sgoes for
those who urge the necessity of a higher
tariff for protsction:
II there is auy such necessity for
protecting industry as some people
imagine, il would seem that such pro.
lection Is far more urgently needed be.
tween The States of this Union than
between our country and others separa.
ted from il BY wide ocean. f
itcosts about quarter more. for
instance, to produce iron id Pannsylva,
MIA than in Missouri Ought not the
poor Pennsylvanisps to be protected
against the Missoarians2 Cotton goods
can be produced more cheaply 10 Mas.
sachusetts than in Michigan ought not
the Michigan manufacturers to be pro
tected against their rivals in the EastY
Again, if protection is necessary
to establish siuiant manufactures, do
net the Southern States need to be pro
tected against the Northerng Do not
the Western States need protection
against the EASTERN
{ Il is no wonder some Of the protec
ZIONIST chiefs were willing to let the
SoSth 20" 10 1861. % their theory.
to destroy the Union would have been
70 benefit all the fragments of it,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-16

ALAsEi. General Thomas has been to
Alaska, and what does he find that we have
for our seven millions and more Of sterling
coin Ice and snow, Of course, and few
abandoned coal mines, the care Of few
hundreds or thousands of degraded Aleut
and koloshe Indians, most of whom seem
10 have no control over their ''passion for
strong drink, and several millions Of seals.
which, TO be worth anything must be pro.
tected by garrison Of from two to three
hundred men, with revenue steamer at
cost that will probably far exceed all the
revenue that viii be derived from them As
TO ever settling The country, General Thorn.
as, looking at it with the business eye Of a
soldier, thinks that TO be entirely out of the
question, for the present, at least The well
stocked gardens and tropical yerdurc of
witch we have heard so much. dwindle into
n few radishes, potatoes and lettuce, with
barley, oats and whea, that will not ripen.
Perhaps some one would like to take the
elephant oifour hands-wc mightbe induced
to sell.-N L. Tri5uae.
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Il was supposed the Presidents nom-
inaticos for new Circuit judges would be
promptly confirmed BY the Senate, but
there is 4 bolt upoa three Of the nom.
inees and some threatenipgs as to two
others. Objections are made that Mr..
MeKeonou, ofPennsylyania, dominated
for the third circuit, has not had suffi.
ciept experience in judicial practice,
that Mr. Yeaman. Of Kentucky, nom
mated for the sixth circuit, is not sound
on political questions and is not much
Q. lawyer, and to Judge Pearrc, Of
Maryland, nominated for tie fourth
circuit, that he was once charged with
the ofense Of mixing. use of q cancelled
three-cent postage stamp.
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No. 1908, Great Court for Carroll county.
Peer Bixler and others vs.. Mary Koontz
and others.
4 RDElED this 18th day of December.
" 1869, that the sale made and reported
by Peter Bixler, Trustee, for the sale of the
Real Estate in this cause dsereed to be sold
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of January next; provided
copy of this order be inserted for three sue.
cessive weeks before the 9Th day ofJanuary
next IN some newspaper published in Car.
ron county. The report states the amount
of sale TO be S2G9j.00.
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
dee lost Jxo. b. BOYLE. Clerk.
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DIED.

Near Sykcsville, on the 18th instant
Elizabeth A. Gorsuoh, beloved wife IF VIM.
P. Gorsueh, in the 5lst year of her age.
May she rest in peace.
In this City on Monday morning last, the
18th instant, Catharine Wampler, in the
Goth year of her age.
On Saturday morning the llIh instant,
near this City, Mrs. Lucrecia Arbaugh, IN
the ijih year of her ngc.
On Thursday morning, 9th instant, An.
gustus L. Dorsey, in the Glst year of bis
age.
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WESTERN MARYLAND II. R.-An
ordinance is now before the City Coun.
Gil Of Baltimore, authorizing and re.
quiring the Register Of the city to
endorse or guarantee the bonds Of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company,
for the sum Of 81, 100000. This or.
dinanee has to be submitted to the Leg
stature for their action, aud If au act
is passed BY them, authorizing such en-
dorsement, then it goes before the PEG
pie Of the city of Baltimore for their
approval or disapproval. We hope this
question will soon get before the pco.
pie, when, we have no doubt, this aid
viii be quickly giv.n US.
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RNNKRIIpT NnrlrE

District Court Of The United States for The
District Of NaTyldhd-h Bdnkrupicy
No. 80. In The maftci- Of EpI.rdla
Hitesher, Bdnk1wpi
DIsTRIcr OF MARYLAND, IS:
THIS is to give notice, that IN die nth
4 day of December. A. l.. 1860, a wnr.
rant Of Bankruptcy was issued ont Of the
District Court of the United States for the
District of Maryland against the estate of
Ephraim Hiteshew, OF Middleburg, Carroll
county, Maryland, in said District who has
been duly declared and adjulgcd Bank
rupt ON the petition of himself; that the
payment Of any debts, aud the delivery of
any property belonging to said Bankrnpt.
TO him, or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law.
and that meeting Of the creditors OF said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose
one or more nssignees OF his estate, will he
held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to DO hold.
en- at Mlddlcburg. Carroll county, Nd, be-
fore d. F. NJ. Hurley, Register in Bank
ruptcy for said district, on the Both day of
December, A. d. 1869, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
EDWARD Y, GoLDSBOROUGH,
U. S. Marshal of said District.
declG.2t
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m.RRIEn.

On Tuesday, the TN instant, by Rev. W
C. Cremer, Basil Englar and Juhana An
gel, all ofthis county.
On Thursday The 9th instant, by Rev
". C. Cremer, Ezra u, Feescr and Caro-
line C. Humpcrt, all Of this county.
On Thursday. The 10Th instant, by Rev,
w. c. Cremer. Alfred Stevenson and Heller
A. Schwcigart, all Of this county.
On Sunday, the 18th instant, by Rev.
W. c. Cremer, Geo A. Miller and Ldcl
Koon,z, sll of this county.
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TRUSTEES SALE
of R @ a / E 8 { a t Q I.


VENIIE undersigned by virtne Of the decree
i of the Circuit Cont for Carroll county.
in Equity, passsd in the case Of Daniel
l.epo against Caiharine Leppo and others,
viii offer the Real Estate IN said caused
decreed to be sold, at Public Sale, 10 the
highest bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, me Sh day Of January,
1874, at o'clock, r. ", of said day, clear
Of the dover right of Catharinc Leppo,
widow. The said Real Estate is situate IN
Myers District, Carroll county, Maryland,
on the public road leading from the Silver
Run Church TO the public road leading rom
the Union Mills to Hanover, and contains
! ACRES AND 65 PERCHES OF LAND
moro or less, all in n good state of cultiva'
ton aud enclosed with excellent fences.
The improvemel Is consist of two'story
frame weathcrboarded HOUSE, a.
with porch, Frame and log 80
Barn, Corn House and Hog sta as;
bic, all in good condition, well Of ILL
excellent ard never failing water, good Ap.
pie Orchard and other fruit trees; also n
Frame Shop adjoining the Dwelling suitable
for Shoemaking or any other mechanical
business
The Terms Of Sale rs prescribed by the
decree are as follows One third part Of
the purchase money to be paid to the Trus.
tee on the day Of sale or upon the ratiica,
ton thereof By the Court Aforesaid, aud the
residue in two equal payments, the one to
be paid in one year and the other in two
years from the day Of sale, with interest,
and In no sacurpl hv tho nnrrhn sprs nntes
with security, to,bo approved of by the IN.
dersingncd.
DANIEL lEPP0, Trustee.
J. j. BACNGNUTNER, Solicitor.
dec 10 It's
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for West.
minister Circuit, NJ. L. Church, will be held
in Westminster, on Saturday and Sunday.
the ist and Ind Of January, Preaching at
i04, A. NJ. on Saturday, and Conference
will meet at 2, p. NJ. A full attendance is
requested. decl6
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-16

ALABAMA LEGIsLArURE.---fn the
House on Friday last, NJ. Brown, dem-
ocrat, of Chambers, was voted out Of
his seat and was refused the privilege
Of spreading his protest On the journal.
McKinstry. rep, Of Mobile, was 70
ted seat in the place Of Mages, dem.
who was recently elected on the ground
Of ineligibility for having been road
commissioner before the war. The
name Of McKisstry was in the list Of
persons whose disabilities were removed
last week By Congress.
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Our Commerce.

Before the late unhappy civil war
our commercial marine exceeded that
of any other country, England not ex
cepsed. The United States had grea.
ter amount of tonnage than any other
nation, and it WAS our pride aud boast
that we were the greatest maratime
power Of the world. The commerce Of
the country was chiefly in the hands Of
New England. aud its profits helped to
swell her plothoric Golfers. But the
war cnme--a New England war, in its
origin at least and our handsome clip
pers were swept from the seas, Orr
rich argosies were the prey Of the Ala
bamas and the Floridas set aaoat by
that unnatural strife, aud all the boats
which were not captured were speedily
disposed of to foreigners, and put to sea
under the flags of foreign power. a
high destructive tariff, another New
England measure, was urged through
Congress to meet the war debt, and the
duty on much of the material required
for boat building SO enhanced the price
Of that species of property, as to make
it improbable, if not ruiDous, to engage
in it to any extent. The consequences
are, that our ship yards arc idle, aud
cur gallant tars have sought employ
meBt abroad, aud our commerce is not
restored. New England policy, for ouce,
has over reached itself But, it is seek
ing TO regain, in another way, what it
has lost through the tariff and tie
war Congress is to be urged to grant
subsidies to ocean steamers, and plausi-
bic but unsound arguments are not
wanting to commend such a policy to
tina, body. The Treasury of tho United
States is expected to pay back to New
England, the sum Of wealth which New
England cupidity has lost But this
expedient will not avail TO restore a
ruined commerce, even though plastic
Congress should grant their requests
The tariff must be greatly modified, and
our scnrrenav hrot,aht "a. n .vna,.;s,. s,.,l
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$40 REWARD.

ST0LEN from the buggy Of the undersigned,
- at the residence OF Mr.. Airhart Winters,
one mile east Of Westminster, on Tuesday, the
18th inst, BUFFALO ROBE. The Robe is
new, aud has piece set in Il four or i've inches
square, Of darker color has a red lining
with dark spots on 1t. The above reward will
be given for the return Of the Robe or the ap-
prehension Of the thief.
DR.. +. BUTLER,
II Westminster, Nd.
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Estate Of John Rme,loaar, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamen.
tary on the Personal Estate of
JOHN RlNEDoLLAR,
iatet of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warmed to exhibit the same with.
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit OF said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
DAVID II. RINEDoLLAR,
dee l6-4t Execn,or
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A splendid assortment Of Toys for
the Holidays just received and for sale
low at Mrs. A, Il. Armstrong;, Main
street, near Depot, at p B Mikesell's
old stand. dec Off
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Sheriff'S Sale.

DI virtue Of writ OF heri facms, issrcd
I'D out OF the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, at the suit OF John j. Abbott, Exc.
cutor of the last will aud testament OF
Margaret Abbott, deceased against the
goods aud ehaltels, lands and ten ments Of
Peter ). Sizes, aud to me directed, ! have
seized and taken in execution all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate. at law and
in equity of the said Peter S. Sizes, in and to
the following property, viz:
All the right, vale, interest, claim and
demand at law aud in equity OF Peter S.
Sizes, in and to all that part OF "a tract OF
land called Iron Intention situate in
Manchester District, on the county road
leading from Westminster to Manchester,
in Carroll county, Maryland, on which the
said Peter 5. Sizes now resides. containing
FIFTEEN ACRES AND ONE EIGHTH
OF AN ACRE OF LAND,
morcorless, with the improvements thereon,
consisting of a eomiaatabln .a.,l
HOUSE AND BARN. E,f,iA
and other necessary outbuildings. yliM
ms property was conveyed BY Holm i
Abbott and Lucinda Abbott, his wife, IN
Margaret Abbott, by deed dated the l;ib
day OF March. 1865, and recorded among
The land records Of Carroll county. in l;ber
W; A. Mex, no. 30, folio 23G &c.
hereby give notice that on MONDAY.
the 10th day Of JANUARY. 1870, at One
o'clock, L, NJ, at the Court House door.
IN the City Of Westminster. will offer The
above property. so seized and taken in ex !.
eeutlon, at Public Sale, to the highest bid
der, for cash.
:, THOMAS b. GfST,
dee l6,-ts Lac shelby