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Michigan Pine Lumber.

OF the Lower Peninsula, embracing
some 5000, 900 acres, about one-half
may DC called a pine region. The most
extensive and valuable lumber region is
that lying upon the waters debouchlng
into Saginaw Bay, and extending to the
upper Muskegon, and thence west to
Lake Michigan, covering the waters of
the Pcrc Marquette and ManiStec, The
Thunder Bay region also embraces
largo area of pine timber, aud the An
Sable River Of Lake Huron penetratcs
the large central pine country ON the
head waters Of that stream, and on the
Mauistce aud the Cheboygan.
1t is probably that there are from six
to eight million acres upon which pue
timber grows. This extent Of territory,
splendid and vast as it is, does not com.
prise all of the timbered domain of the
State. Far away to the northwest there
are also immense forests which must
now increase in value at rapid pace.
In the Upper Peninsula, embracing
/ uuhuA iushuu1bNu dNltsf AhIlN hAb IlO-
baby 5000 900 coo 20 10000, 600 900
feet of pine timber, of which 1000 O00,,
900 have been already cut. The pine
timber in both the Lower and Upper
Peninsulas is held to n great extent by
lumbermen aud capitalists who are able
to hold the timber until it shall be re
quired for numbering purposes. The
amount of Government lands yet re-
manning uusold may be estimated NJ
about one million acres in the Lower
and ubout one-third more than thai
amount in the Upper Peninsula, Vast
purchases have been made from GOV
eminent of lands technically called piu'
lands, and the home entries have beef
very large in this State within the pas
four or five years.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VVHE House and Lot lately occupied .!
n Rev. John A. Munroc, situated 90
Main Street, Westminster, between the NJ
L. Church and Odd Fellows Hall, fronting
southwark, will be offered ut Public sac
on the premises, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February
at . o'clock, r. n.
The Lot is % feet front, running back lsv
feet to an alley, has en- it a good two stol,
BRICK HOUSE, -
built about twelve years ago, good ssv
Stable aud Carriage House, with es
loft above, &c, together with
fine selection of the choicest kind Of run
growing upon the Lot and in 'ht''pS
condition.
Terms Of Sale. --0ne. third cash, balance
in six and twelve months, with notes saI
security, bearing interest from the uay "
sale.
Possession given Immediately. -
Forinformation call upon the uuderslgneO'
WIN. A. McKELLlP,
ian 2o.-ts Agent.
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Nye has said a good thing, aud here
it is Said Nye, of Nevada, to Sumner,
of Massachusetts, II am tired Of this
reconstruction, upon which VIC have
spent four years, and he illustrates Mr..
Summers position by the story Of the
Gown in the circus, who pounded the
woodchuck till it was dead, aud then
kept on pounding it. Said bystauder,
ado you want to punch thing after it
is dead p EYES," said the clown 81
want to teach this particular woodchuck
that there is punishment after death. :"
Congress has been striking at these
dead woodchucks for four years. Isn't
it about time to stop
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-01-20

DowN-TRoDDgN NIRoINIA.-The
metropolitan Record characterizcs the
conduct Of Congress towards Virginia
as "uuutterable villainy y
"While they play with her MS cats
play with mice, she is suffering from all
the ills which condition ike hers
must produce. Candy is her lord and
master, and the robbers he has placed
in o.-ce are plunderiug wherever they
can find a chance In the whole abom.
Unable scheme OF reconstruction, moth
ing more strocious, and internal than
the treatment of Virginia can be found
Every promise made to her has been
broken, aud alter complying with every
demand, and being assured that she
had at last done all that would be asked
of her she is now given to understand
that until she does more the bayonets
of Candy shall not be removed from
her throat"
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GREEK rs GREEK--A stiff quarrel
has sprung up between Rev. DIR. Thomas
f. Bond, late editor of the Baltimore
Episcopal Methodist, and Rev. DR.. John
Poisal, publisher and proprietor Of that
Journal We don't like quarreling,
though editors, ike attorneys, indulge
in il little sometimes. But, for an
interesting setto, commend us to the
clergy. These warriors of the "church
militant" deal each other such stunning
blows with their rhetorical battle-axes,
that it is really refreshing to look on
while they belabor each other. The
cause of the quarrel is not thoroughly
understood, nor is it material to under
stand ii. Suffice it to say, that DR..
Bond fred the first gun upon the Stump
ter Of DR.. Poisal, who returned the lire,
with interest, from his double-shotted
ordnance, upon the earth,works of Dr.
Bond, lately thrown up, in the favor OF
the Baltimore Christina Adrocdte.-
Both contestants command fne batteries,
and the red-hot shot will doubtless fly
thick and fast between them. A con
test between ordinary men, possesse;
but little novelty; but, as between thosC
who are wont to "war good warfare
the case is different. "When GreeL
meets Greek, then comes the tug Of war
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A severe rain storm, accompanied by
terrific thunder and lightning, wind and
hail, passed over St. Louis, on Sunday
evening. At the Varieties Theatre a
panic occurred, and several women were
bruised. There was also great excite
ment at the Olympic Theatre, were re-
ligious services were being held, and a
number Of persons were hart and seve.
raj women iai1ted. Alter the storm
the mercury fell to as low point as at
any time during the winter.
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Circulars IN NEwsPAPERs.-Cop-
les Of newspapers inclOsing printed cir
culars have been passing through the
postofhce for some time past. Several
publishers have requested the POstofiicc
Department to decide what rate of post
age should be paid on them, and the
decision has been rendered that both
the paper aud circular are chargeable,
under the law, with letter postage.
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THE STEAM RAILROAD TO TowsoS

The STEAM RAILROAD TO TowsoN.
TowN,-It affords us pleasure to state
that two,thirds Of the money necessary
to build the contemplated steam railway
from Towsontowu to connect with the
Northern Central Railway, at the june
ton Of that road and the Western Ma
ryland at the Relay House, has been
subscribed One OF our energetic citi-
zens was about day and half in
accomplishing this laudablc object
Nearly all the grading has been hereto
fore done; and all that is necessary to
prepare the bed Of the road for the ties
and rails, is about three or four hundred
yards of cutting and the filling OF the
entertainments which have washed since
the work was abandoned by the old
Towsontown Railway Company some
years since. There does not seem to be
any doubt but that by the first of July
next, trains will be running from this
village to Baltimore city. The prompt.
ness with which the Northern Central
has come forward, has infused fresh
vigor into this project, which should
never have been allowed to flag when it
was commenced. Capt. Irwin who has
proposed to do the work, on Friday last
again visited the route and made n
closer examination than upon his first
visit. There is not property holder
of the town but who should come
promptly forward aud lend his assist.
ance to this worthy object. This rail.
way will do more to build up our town
than anything which could happen it
Let US keep the ball in motion whilst il
is rolling Toesontora Journal.
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ASSIGN EES' SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,

10y virtue of an order of the District Court
I'D of the United States, District of Mary
land, in Bankruptcy. No, 300, in the mat
ter of Epbraim Hiteabew, Bankrupt, the
undersigned, as Assignees, will sell at
Public Sale, on the premises, situated IN
Carroll county, Md, one. half mile east OF
the depot at Middleburg, on the Western
Maryland Railroad, and on the public road
leading from Middleburg to Uniontown, all
the Real and Personal Property of said
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under
IN signed, that application will be maui
10 the County Commissioners for oalron
Co., at their next meeting after thirty oays
from the date hereof, for the location Oh. o. =
new county road common cling at Smi,9
mill, running throagh the lands Of MI.
Kagle past Brillhari's mill, on the norm
side OF the race, through the lands OF rev,
Smith, Mr.. Fowble and David Burns' W
the Hanover Pike.
MICHAEL BRlLLHAkI,
jan 20--5t and others
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Boston Post for 1870
Daily, Semi, Weekly, and WuEg

Daily, Semi Weekly, and Wetkg
WE endeavor to render the Bosroz POr,
w Daily, Semi-weckly, and Weekly, ~
useful and interesting as any newspaper print
ed; well supplied with news and eorrespo,
denee from all quarters Of the world, and
especially, with a faithful record Of EVENT. .
the United States.
Politics, Commerce, Manufactures, Btsft
ture, Agfieuilure-all information neeesiaf!
to full understanding Of current erehh %
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tons, per aDnum, daily, $40; Scmi-weekly, ~
Weekly, So. Clubs of Eve OF more, to on'
address, will be furnished as follows;
Boston Post daily at 50 per year per copy
Boston Press and Post lsemi-weekly,l - Ps'
year per copy. Boston Statesman and Weekg
Post weekly Sl.50 per year per copy. 81,
For clubs Of ten or more, one copy wii "
given TO the organizer Of the club.
No variation from above terms IN any eNs'
Subscriptions can begin at any time. spec
men copies sent when requested!
To ADVERTISERS. The extent and ehArae,s'
Of the circulation OF the various editions o. w
Boston Post render them invaluable a. aars'
Using mediums.
BEALs, GREENE & CO., Publishers,
Bosros Posi- BuLDiSsf
Cor. Of Devonshire and Water streets
ian 2O-I Boston, Mas.
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YuRs russ.! FuHs ~
A, COST att. Yinalirg's & SONG.

Hereditary badness issuppused to be incBrS-
BILE. All that can be done whore il begins 70
show itself is to put Oh the evil day BY the Judi
cious use of some stimulating Or cooi'ng pre-
paration that shall create new action In lhe,
glands or folicies, usually called roots, and
thus tighten the hair that would otherwise Pc
come loose and fall OIL Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia has acquired an enviable reputation
for this purpose, generally but not invariably,
proving successful,
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not Mrs Stowe see that she Is attacking
Mrs. Leigh more than Lord Byron,
aud that she is not defending Lady By
ron at allg Surely Mrs Leigh ought
to be held innocent until she is proved
guilty aad Of proof, Mrs. Stowe has
not a particle to give the world
We are not sorry that Henry Ward
Beeeher, and his sister, have thoroughly
exposed themselves to their blind wor
shippers in America and England, and
ruined with their own hands regulations
which they had fortified with such con-
summate art against external assaults.
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Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Faeia, i,,r.
ID out Of the Circuit Court for Cam
county, State Of Maryland, at The MI 4
Peter u. MikeSell, use of Theo. l.. t5lS
ey 4 Co.; one at the suit Of Then /
Fritehey 4 Co., issued by Abner Ne,l
Justice Of the Peace of the State Of N,r.
land, in and for Carroll county, against \,
goods, chRttels, lands and tenement, 4
Georgc Everhart, and to me directed.
have seized and taken in execution All d.
right, title, claim, interest and estate, slhy
aud in equity of the said George Eysrb,n
of in and to all that part OF tract Of l,pi
called Rochester Resurveyed, situated
Carroll county, Maryland, on the road lad,
ing from Westminster to A, Winters mill,
containing
5 Acres, | Rood and q PrcIa
more or less, being the same piece or par
Gel of land heretofore conveyed by John L.
Longwell and others to the said George
Eyerhart, by deed dated August Is, los,
and recorded in L:ber W. A. Mex, ~
SO, Folio 400, ono Of the Land Records 0.
Carroll county.
hereby give notice that on SirrRDn
the 18th day of February, 1870, at L
o. clock, A. NJ, Mt the Court House door
in the city Of Westminster, Carroll county
Maryland, | will offer the above proper,
so seized aud taken in execution. at pubh
Sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
JOHN TRACEY,
ian cots Shenf.
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ParktOn and Name hester
Railroad.

VUyHE Stockholders Of tn Partition and
Il Manchester Railroad Company, are
hereby notified that there win be held 81
Election ut Manchester, Carroll county
Nd, on the 2sth of February next, for ihs
purpose OF Eleciing new Board Of Direc,
tors Of said Company as required BY h'
Charter
LEWIS C. MYERLY,
Jan cote Secretary
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NOTICE.

FEvIIE subscriber, having sold bis CioInios
Il Store and Piece Goods, is desirlo '.s,, Il,
closing his business up, and respee.bs
requests all who are indebted 70 nl' n.,,a
Book Account in the Store to call anu sal ii
the same. After the 10th Of February nj
accounts unsettled will be made ou. an
placed in an 0iiicer's hands for e9 iipSN
A. r. DURBls'
Westminster, jan. 18th, 1870.
jan 2D-8t
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Also I'll of the Personal Property of said
Bankrupt consisting in part of
ONE Grey MA RE,

baAhi u ~ eoHslotihH W paib VI
ONE GREY MARE.
CARRIAGEs, WAGONS, Tools, &c, &c.
One Trottiug Buggy, Spring Wagon,
Jngger Wagon, double. seat Carriage, !
two horse Spring Wagon, Cart, Broad
tread Wagon, Road Buggy, 560 feet Ash
Plank, about 1900 feet Oak do, 100 feet
Maple, do, $50 feet Hickory, do, Poplar,
do, Pine. do, set Of Blacksmth's Tools,
| Turning Lathe, set Buggy Axles, Bee
Hive Patent Right, Sleigh Runners, Bug.
gy Beds, lot Of Oil Cloth, Shop Stove and
Pipe, Table, Case of Drawers, Hub Bands,
Mud Rings, set Of Fixtures for Buggy Top,
set of Bow Iron, set Of Mounting for Spread,
Hub Rings, TOP Props, Top Lining, lot OF
Fringe. Wagon Hubs. Buggy Spokes, Spring
Wagon Bed, Cross cut Saw, Axles, I'M
dressed Spokes, Clamp, Template Stove
and Pipe, lot Of Felloes, Bows for Wagon,
set Of Wagonmakers Tools, old Iron, Bug
nv Hubs, Horse Shoes, lot Of Trinmer's
Tools, Hinges, pair Bellows, half dozen
Chairs, Kitchen Table and Bench, Wool
Wheel, Spinning Wheel and Reel, Front
Gears, Collars, Brides, Buggy Harness,
Halters, Traces and Breast Chains, double,
single and treble Trees, Check Lines, Fly
Nets, Grind Stone, Post Digger, Wheel
barrow, single and double shovel Flows,
Adge, Krant Knife, Saddler's Horse, Cow
Chains, Paint Mill, Oil Can, Sewing Ma
chine, and large variety of other articles.
Terms of sale ns prescribed by said order
are as follows :--0ne third OF the purchase
money for the real estate to be paid on the
LIST day Of April, 1870, and the balance in
two equal annual payments, with interest
from the day Of sale, the purchaser or pur
chasers to give their note with security Il
be approved by the Assignees.
Terms Of personal property,-All SUM
of FIVE dollars and upwards a credit Of si'
months will be given, purchasers giyipl
their notes with security to be approved b.
the Assignees.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
HANSON I. WEBB,
! jan 2o--ts Assignccs.
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The strike Of the machinisis, black
smiths, boiler-makcrs, and carpenters
employed on tho Erie Railway still
continues, without any immediate pros,
pect of the differences between the men
and the company being settled.
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Ia the Ala. House, on the 18th
several members expressed indignation
at the introduction Of resolution au-
thorizing clerk to put in lcgiblc and
sensible shape bills for engrossing. 1t
was adopted. The Governor, it was
stated, had to approve bills that were
disgraceful to the State on account Of
the bad spelling and worse grammar.
Another beautiful specimen, this, of a
reconstructed Legislature.
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A terrible storm passed over portions
of Ohio and Kentucky on Monday. At
Cincinnati considerable damage was
inflicted on property. At Cove City
Station, Kentucky, on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, a number of
buildings we're blown down, seven or
eight persons were instantly killed and
about eighteen wounded. The rivers
at Cincinnati and Louisville are rising
rapidly, and heavy floods are expected.
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In New York aBald .headc :" As
ISOLATION has been organized. The
qualification for membership is an entire
absence of capillary adornment on the
stop of the head.p
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a GAR

TO MY FORMER FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
Il TAKE pleasure in announcing to the
buying public, that have returned and
re.opened my Store at the old stand in West
minister, where may be found a clean new
stock Of goods, consisting Of
DRY GOODS
of every description, Queensware, Glass.
ware, and the largest and best selected
stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES rSfp
ever offered in this market, at prices SEt
that will defy competition. These Ca
Goods have just been purchased and can be
sold at the lowest market price for the cash.
Give me call.
jan 20 TH0S. j. HOOD.
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Itenls Of News.

axle n his Eve TO loosen the iron
atbimbleu from lis outer edge, when,
10 his asto,,ishnent. it blew Up, shooting
Jagged splin,ers into his body. Death |
epsoed Ii happened thus The brc-
ken aisle had been lying out in The rain
for some time, and was pretty thorough. |
" saturated with water There is free
ouenfly 4 considerable cavity between |
the thiuble ard the end Of the axle
The water had rus,ed the bolt screw |
y, rho head of the thimble so as 10 rem.
der il perlectly tight, and tho swelling
or The wood had produced similar cf.
feet nj the other end. When the moist
ure in the cha,gber had turned to steam
and nrterward to Gas in the intense
heat an explosion was.the natural re-
suit
One day last week as the steamer Al.
las nlvipg between New York and South
Amboy had reached the dock at the
L,ter sta,iop. two lady Messengers in
,hoir e,rcrne.s 10 re, oG were standing
upder the oprop which connects the
bo,, with the dock and which the mon
were in tho act ofletting down, A deck
weng u wv 1' t " nj n;1l - @oo;nn so
a aa"u "i ~ ,rh;oh ,ha Lac. ,vore nioena
e a,o1naa - e,sward and nn.hcd ,bcn, boct
ward lint had not time to get away
himself when tho anrop. weighing two
TONS occidentlv feli and striking him
.o"s T." aI LaaS 49, ii. " moot TSs na
C C, 'ao "s'a n.y., ,"a. 49,, r,,, rna. ar
Oi'u""'' ms" ""' '"S"' ''N ''S "
IN I;,., % s0roo l,rdsoa,od o;rh
"' ''soS u se,o" naJ ~, ' ,ha IL H.
80 r. p, ,Ia panal 49,, Iic,hna,
To"'a " WV - ~ I'', o''''
=, 1uss''u''V" IT, -. a.. -
w, ,e - Sn1 .am"sJ, 49,
t ;,'an ~. ,ha nr".orr ",G or,hroo Lun
- aUa s;v,,, H. Ln Gsh;Nr ana
- hoa,s nh ;nn fraud ,n,aiornno
In. po'a Lnn5;o "a So.tr 80 i; U
s"Uo5 ~ V soma go a ,lr , "a, 49,
no., So0, ;n"nrrod H. p o,hors r.
"''9 80 -, - ~ n,.L.
S sn, H." hoa,s hn, ro"","roa a,,ain
'' a rom,rLahlo ossan roce oyer r : conr.o
"a nna - Es 49,. ,o.,,, ~, ,vi ~
OF l9,Voo miles mas just terminated by
the arrival Of cG'h vessels AZ Liverpool
ihe sh'ps DAVID GrocHe't, capt, 1onn
A. burgess, ana the swallow, captain
Mclaughlin, sailed from San francisco
IN company at noon september stu, aud
the David crockett arrived ut L'ForpooI
peeemper7l beating the swallow, winch
arrived next day' thirty hours IN pas
sage oil III days
Professor Ihachers weather bulletin
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

YVNHE Films, nineteen miles from Balii'
Il more aud three miles west OF heis'ers
town on the Westminster Turnpike, aud
one quarter Of mile from Finksburg sta
ton, ON the Western Maryland Railroad,
containing Two Hundred Acres Of Land in
good cultivation | will Rent the above
property, with or without stock, farming
implements, &c. Immediate possession
given. Inquire Of Hen ny s, Fitch, Esq,
al the Min, opposite the Farm, or of the
subscriber, at 10 Franklin Street, Baltimore.
inn 20-3t j. NJ. MERCER.
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A Dickens party" was recently given
in Boston, at which each OF the par
ticipants was dressed to represent one
Of Dickens characters.
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NO. 1917 EQUITY.

NJ. lOli EQUlll.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Deborah Dorsey Us, Levin Dorsey.
ORDERED this 18th day of january,
~ 1870, that the report OF sales Of Deb
orah Dorsey aud Henry Dorsey, Trustees,
in the above entitled cause be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause, to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th day
of February next; provided copy of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, once in each of
three successive weeks before the said 18th
day Of February next.
The report states the amount Of sales to
be Sl333.0i.
JN0. y. BOYLE, Clerk
True copy,-Iest;
jan POST JEo. b, Boyle, Clerk.
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Niaety-six pounds of wild honey were
recently taken frcm tree in New
Hampshire, the comb being six feet
long
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Sheriff's Sale

Rf virtue Of a writ Of FIai F,,;,.,
I'D ont Of the Circuit Corr, ~ ssa,s''s
county, ai The suit Of Daniel AT ea'rjl
the goods and chattels, lands snJ II, an,a
of Lewis y Gore, Daniel Frs,;ss." nenss
Armacoa,, nnd 10 me dirett,d nj ii aaa VI,
and taken in execution The SoIl.".e 'tRA
erty, W. all the right, title, iDls,ssf Of,
estate at Law and in squily Of ,he'ss9s "
ID. Gore, Of IN and TO AL On, n., ,' w ltsr
Of land called "iiooker's NraS a.. y y Ind
cd, y with the lreildings and i,,,n MAJ SHI'ig
thereon, situate in F'inkstu,e. 800. .v.Sa@sss
Md, containing "a,
ONE HUNDRED Am F,t,a,
SQUARE PERcHES OF LAM
more OF less, nud which Was c,..
the sand Lewis y. Gore by a er ,tu.e ~ d
h. Schroeder and wife, by deed ds,. g uen9 2
%, 1906, and recorded amons ' n. ' Ic
Records Of said Carroll roBnl, 'e i lAai
w. A. Mex, No. ~, Folio sg3 l.. i1Ss
MI the right, tile, Interest and e.a,. Az
and IN equity Of the said Daniel No.. ,,al ~
! in and to nil that part Of a Ia, .A ~
called "Hooker's Meadow Enhrssay y az
the buildings and improvement a.
situate IN finkslura, Carroll count, I'M M
I continuing Nv
ELEVEN ACRES AND ONE QUART
ACRE OF LAND,
more OF less, mud which was sonr,,,,
the said Daniel Frazier by certain y, v
5. Ward aud wife, by deed dated Mara
1854, and recorded among the Land !
cords of said Carroll county, in I,iI,,
b., No. 10, Folio 92, &c.
| ! hereby give notice that on FRIDi,
the llth day OF FEBRUARY, ls;o =,
o'clock, p. NJ, at the Court Hons a \
in Westminster, Carroll county, Ma ~
offer the above property, 50 seized i,
taken in execution, at Public Sale /,
highest bidder for cash.
THOMAS B. GIST.
jan 90 Late Sherg
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Excursions to Egypt, to Suez Canal,
and Palestine 10 forty days are adyer.
tised in England for 100 guineas.
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1t is said that when very wicked
man dies IN Buffalo, his soul goes
to Chicago.
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Business Locals.

Notices Under tbs head TEN CENTS
per idas Jor each Insertion,