The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-17

In the Senate, on motion Of NJ. Digea. the
regular order was suspended, and HOUSE bill 10
authorize the Mayor aud City Countil DC Bal
timore to endorse 81 ,4lo,oo u ~ latftgnge
bonds o. the Western Mary Hand Railroad was
taken up on IL third reading and passed with
4 petition was prosealed By NJ. sEerfiek,
signed by e3 citixehA and taxpayers living In
that portion Of Carroll county bordering on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud Frederick
turnpike, asking for the annexation ofthat
part'of Garrett cbunty 10 Howard county, I'M
Spting,. the dividing line between Carroll aud
Howard counties, and running north on the
Buffalo road, the dividing line between Freder-
ick and Carroll cou7ties, TO the Huntsville
road thence running east with the Harris
VILE 10 the Woobine road or Sans Greek
road thence with straight line to the north
OF the Sykesvile and Westminster road, where
it opens into the Washington road thence
running 10 a straight line 10 the Liberty road
at Joshua FriEle's blacksmith shop thence
running east with the Liberty road 10 the north
branch of the Patapsco Falls thence down
said Falls, the dividing line between Baltimore
and Carroll counties, to the Intersection with
the west branch of the Falls thenee running
west with the west branch of said Patapsco
Falls to the dividing line between Carroll and
Howard counties TO Parr's Springs, the place
OF beginning An the lands embraced within
to Howard county,
Petitions were presented BY Mr. shower
from Edward Campbell and ninety other citi-
gems Of Carroll county, that all names now
upon the pension list may be continued from
d. W. Houck and ninety others, for an extern
sion of the pension law TO Incorporate the
town of Manchester, in Carroll county; also,
TO incorporate Carroll County Building Assoc
citation No. l, in Carroll county.
BY Mr.. Spntes, rom the Committee on Cor
porations-Senate bill to amend the charter Of
the baltimore and Liberty Turnpike Company
in Carroll county read the first time.
In the Senate, the bill to incorporate the
Liberty Branch Railroad Company, with an
amendment striking out section u Of the bill
aud inserting new section; the report was
adopted; the bill read second time and order
cd engrossed for third reading.
A memorial has been presented in the House
of Delegates from citizens of Baltimore and
elsewhere, asking tha, section of sub chapter
4, to the School Law be repealed so as to allow
public school houses to be used for Sunday
School purposes.
The bill to amend the charter of the com.
pany to build pike road from Libertytown,
in Frederick county, through Johnsonvilc TO
Pipe Creek, has been passed.
Orphans Court Procee,lj,ags --Jacob
Powder, ESD Chief Judge; Levi But.
fngton and Hanson T, Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges Joseph Nj Parke,
Esq, Register of Wills
Monday, February I, lST0.-Nnrgl
ret Franklorter, cxeeutrix Of Jacob A
Franklorter, deceased, returned uvcu-
tories Of goods aud chatlels, aud Of
money; aud obtained order to notify
creditors.
Elizabeth West, natural guardian to
Columbus aud Mary c. Cover, settled
her 9th and fual accounts for wards /;
aud her husband, John West, new
guardian to said wards, settled his first
account for each.
Final order of ratification of sale Of
real estate Of John Rinedollar, deceased
passed.
John Thomson was appointed and
bonded as guard IN to John aud Wm.
Thomson, children Of james Thomson.
Levi ID. and VIM. Ii. Maus, executors
Of Sarah Maus, returned list of sales.
Tuesday, cd. Sd. Henry Renan
executor of Seraphine Yingling, dc
ceased, settled his first administration
account.
VIII of John Miller, deceased, ex
hibited aud three Of the four witnesses
examined on oath
Mad dogs-A letter from Rosters
town, Baltimore county, says, there is
great excitement in this place and al
the country around just now over Il mad
dog, that was killed here few day,
ago. A Mr. Griffin, living at 0wings
Mills, about five miles below this town
was bitten by him, together with hi;
sou, aud negro man in the employ o.
Mr.. q | learn that Mr.. Grin ha,
gone to Pennsylvania for treatment
The dog also bit some five or six other
dogs in town, several of which hay,
been shot.
/ Large Barn-A friend at Bruce
vile writes us that Messrl Charles aut
john Myers have recsutly erected OF
their farm at Mount Union, Middlebur,
! d strict, one OF the most commodiou
} barns in the State. From the obserya
tory fine view of the surroundini
country may be ob,ained. Union Bridg
and Taneytown, about eight miles dis
ta1t eau be easily seen. These gentle
I men are very enlerprising and are con
stantly making improvements.
! The Cumberland Cieilen saws tina
r the proposed consolidation of coal con
Y panies in that region will enable the,
to complete the Western Aiarylan
a Railroad to Cumberland, thus furnish
t ing new outlet to the coal trade; tn,
$ the amount required 10 accomplish tn
s object would not be heavy item TO II
Y combined capital of these eonpanie
: and they would not hesitate inthe matte
q Errata.-In our local legislative pr,
eecdiags last week, it was stated Wn
Reese aud WIN. Metzger had petitiout
n for pension. 1t should have res
-e -from VIM. Reese, aud WIN. Melzg,
l. and others to place on the State pensit
A list, without discrimination aud ire
a pective of pecuniary circumstances, a
pf who served in the war of 1872" ar
r We eheerfully make the correction,
1 Admaied,-0n motion of Il.
)" Crout, Esq, Col w. W. Dallas, late
\ Philadelphia, was adniitted TO the b
u of tho Cireuit Conrt IF CARROLL aonnt