The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-07-28

| letter.
Orphans Court Proceeamgs.-Leyi
Burlington, Esq, Chief Judge; Hanson
I. Webb and Ira L. Grouse, Esqrs..
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register of Wills.
Monday, July is, 1S7o.-Augustus
d. Schaeiier, Esq, administrator of
Michael W. Sullivan, settled LIST and
inal account.
Abraham aud Joseph Wilson, cxecu.
tors Of Henry Wilson, returned inven.
tory Of personal property, aud got order
to notify creditors.
John Thomson, administrator Of VIM.
Holleuberry. returned list Of Debts.
William Ii. aud George Reifsnidcr
aud Jos. Davis, executors of George
ReIisnider, deceased, settled lst account.
Tuesday, July l9.-Lettcrs of ad.
ministratiou on the estate of Emanuel
Burns, deceased, granted TO Mary A.
Burns.
p. +. Shearer, administrator Of Daniel
Shearer, settled LIST aud final account.
DE- 5. Swope, administrator of Mary
A. Naill, deceased, settled 1st aud final
account.
Thomas Rulisel was appointed, and
gave bond as guardian to Sophia A.
| Naill.
/ Salaries Prom list of the Post
Offices in Maryland, together with the
salaries received, publisi ed in the Bal
tiuore american, of Monday last, we
tind the following Of this county: Bach.
mans Mill, $40; Bruceville, S22; Bird
Hill, Sill; Carrollton, $40; Dag Hill,
sl7; Double Pipe Creek, E45; Den.
nings, Sl2; Franklinville, SIS; Free.
dom, s24; Fiuksburg, SOS; Frizcilsburg.
$3.50; Hampstead. SCI /; Hoods Mill,
s76; Housewife, sl7; Louisville,
S22; Manchester, $500; McKinstry's
Mill, SIS; Mayberry, sl2; Middleburg,
SOL; Mount Airy, $3.50; New Wind.
sor, $3.50; Piney Greek, So; Porter's,
sl4; Stouersville, 81; Sykesyille, $50;
Sans Greek, s35; Taneytown, $3.50 (;
Uuion Bridge, sl40; Union Mills, $50 I;
uniontown, $3.50; Wakefield, s23 !;
Wardeldsburg, SCI; Westminster, 1890;
Winfield, s2s.
| Accidents.-A small boy iu the em.
ploy of Mr. Samuel Smith, near Taney-
town, whilst working about reaper, on
| Wednesday of last week, was SO uufor.
tunate as to have his thumb aud fore
finger caught in some Of the cog wheels
and torn off.
On Thursday last, as Mr.. 4. McAllis.
ter, Of Tancytown, was fixing the knife
Of a reaper. the horses became FESTIVE
and started, causing the knife to move,
emitting of the first joint of his thumb.
! Mr.. Hezekiah Yingliog, who resides
on the farm Of Dr. Swope, Taneytown,
lost valuable horse on Thursday even.
ing. He let the horses loose for tho
purpose of drinking, aud in playing,
one Of them ran against fence stake
which entered his side and penetrated
the heart, causing almost instant death.
The horse was valued at $500.
R6tchdrt.---We find in Harper's Mag.
aziue, for August, an article on American
Artists in Italy from which we take
the following concerning our Rinehart I:
RinehaTt, in the Via sistina, is q close
student and interchangeable worker, and his
studio is full ofthe fruits Of his thought and
toll. ''Latona,r .Hero,n s'Woinan Of
Samaria, "'rheris, 'Penserosa, y .sEndy.
mion.p AntigoIe,n prove the compass aud
power Of his art, as his execution OF the
designs Of Crawford for the bronze gates at
our Capitol proved the fidelity Of his hand
and eye He was at work on statue of
CIytie when ! visited him, aud was model
ing the arm from that Of woman before
him, who was one Of the six different living
models that be employed IN completing this
figure, which promised great excellence.
lie Is Southefner, who submits with good
grace 10 the resul,s Of tie war, and wishes
well 70 our flag with a characteristic homes.
~ which makes him apparently q favoriie
with bis brother artists
The contract for rails for the Western
MARYLAND Railroad has been awarded 10