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The above statement is just. true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President.
q. w. MOTT, Secretsr-.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, I
City of New Orleans. }
Sworn to and subscribed before me the third day
S. MAGNER, Notary Public.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
third day of June, 1870, it resolved to declare
Scrip Dividend Of so fifty per cent on the net
earne participating prrmiums for the year ending
issued on and after the first Gay Of August next
Also, to pay on and after the second MONDAY in
July next the whole issues of Scrips for the years
1861 and 1862, and six per cent interest on all out
standing Scrip of the Company.
p Fourchy, P. Maspero,
ID. McCoard, NJ. PUG,
- L. f. Generes P. Witt.
N T. Ref Joseph Hoy,
D. A. Chatfraix. Charles Lantte.
j. j. Fernandez. je5 tt
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


~~-~-~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
nKUGs AND MEDICINEs.
We have always on hand full suppl Of freeh
pure
MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS. ETC..
which we offer at the lowest wholesale rates. Our
better selections than it is possible for most houses
as wa tSs
consequently is fully competent to Judge In regard
eas Vs haSe msae with
that we can offer our patrons such Advantages ana
such pure and unadnlterated articles that We only
request buyers TO give rs . call before purchasing
Besides the regular line Of DRUGS and MEDi
CIEES, have also in store the most assorted
MINERAL WATERS
that is found in this city Or in fact in this country
VICHY WATER,
FRIEDRICHGHALL BITTER.
HIGH ROCK. CONGRESS. Etc
Also In Stores
GETTYSBURG. CONGRESS-,
SELTZ. BLUE LICK,
EMPIRE, BLADON,
SOUR LAKE. ROOKBRIDGE ALUM
WHITE SULPHER WATER. Etc.
Having been appointed Sole Agents for GEORGE
varied stock OF
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
such a. Bucks Complete Operating Case. Disssos
ing and Pocket Cases. Eye Cases. Vesico-v Vagina
Cases Amputating and Minor Operating, Obstetri.
cal and Dental Cases. etc., all offered at New York
prices. and add constantly new supplies Of lately
introduced designs.
Also Agents for FOUGERA'S PREPARATIONS
AL the above we offer at the LOWEST RATES
~D0 s1~ ' FREDERfGKsON / HARTE.
l39 Canal sereet,
del4en Touro Buildings.
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ORIGIN.
W. G. Coyle,
Lloy d K. coleman,
Thomas A. Adams,
Alfred Shaw,
G. H. Braughn,
N. S. Hedrick,
Florence Pfster,
George Weightman,
@ Il. Buddecke,
William 5. Brown,
L. d. Van Horn,
ID. j. WATSON.
Anthony oambola,
Rosenberg, Scherk d
BerksOn,
Peter Ross, t
John +. Thomas,
j. 2. Higgins IL Co.,
Durant pa Ponta,
S, w. Moore,
Samuel G, Kreeger,
Thomas j. Beck,
Eugene Dupre,
q. Stoli,
Il. & W. Croner,
nj. lehman,
George Lawrence.
n. Mann,
Thomas Luuu.
A. W. Hunter,
Robert Morris,
Napier Bartlett,
| D. W. u. Peck,
A. b. Custer,
Edward Prophet,
Michael Hahn,
John Douglas,
| A. Marks,
| John A. Hegney.
| George Riehlmann.
| j. W. Valentine.
j. H. Norton,
| P. J. Poelman, N. D.,
g. Leroy,
H. A. Z. Wedemeyer,
Benjamin Frelick,
William H. Santom,
John Paisley,
E. H. Levy.
Britton & Moore,
John w. Madden,
| George Souie,
W. r. Bell,
J. Watts KearSe y,
Kearny & Bernos,
W. l., Jewell,
| j. Hassiuger,
Phi. D. Mayer,
@. Tower,
Sigmuud Katz.
per s. Barnett,
| George Dollacker,
X. M. Pasteur,
Joseph Miller. Jr,
j. William Davis,
| Arnold Weber.
Thomas Q. Suffer,
G.. L. Hall, s
| G. T.. Schmidt,
d. McKendric
frank Haag,
| n. G. Forstall,
John G. Haas,
GeoFge johnson.
| j. j. Lane,
/ Kdnsnd n. Ivsuz
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ORIGINAL SIGNED:

. SIGNED:
Seaman Hopkins, Jr.,
W. Ii. Foster,
Breaux Il Fenner,
Race, Foster " K. T. Mer-
rick,
Richard s. Venables,
o. F. Tbeisman,
John G. Fleming,
j. A. Braselman.
Theodore Berkson,
John A. Watkins,
james Buckley.
V. q. Dentzel,
Joseh P. Horror,
John M. q. Parker,
Emma u. Bartlett, per
Frank A. Bartlett,
II. Levy,
2. P. Walshe,
L. Lee Shute,
l.. f. Tower.
Lawrence d Hebrard,
Henry q. Andrews,
Jacob Salm,
II. Kohlmeyer,
Erich Brand,
II. Gimbel.
George W. Sadler,
j. 3. Collie,
John Forester
}. z. Purvis.
German Vincent,
nj. A. Peck,
William McDuf,
Paul j. robert,
3. K. Coffey,
4. a. DentZel,
j. A. Il. Lsgroue,
Samuel Jamison,
NJ. w. Hans, 4.
Oscar Allen,
L. Benjamin,
Henry Beusel,
William Stratmeyer,
James r. Hastings,
Davis Il Jackson,
Washington Marks,
Charles W. Clark,
Albert q. Phelps.
Edward o. Hancock,
Samuel Friedlander.
+. d. Ruletf,
Jacobowsky. Hart Il Co.,
N. q. Gullett & Co.,
nj. Kaufman L. Co.,
g. p. Ethel, 49,,
Il. H. Stanley, &
Joseph Magner,
John W. Norris,
G. Auer Il Co..
Philip Drumm,
John Clark.
Peter FRAY,
f. Schoueker,
Frederick Wing,
John Croft.
Wynne Rogers.
d. Blum, Sterpe d Co.,
Adam Gauch,
i. X. Bryant.
James Barpwell,
~. E. Murphy.
George Bull.
Joseph Joh1oops
j. II. HArvey,
andrew Herr, u.
John Knhlmans
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T,oUIsIANA STATE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE
farmer CarondeIet and Common Street
FIRE MAXINE IVER
RISKS TAKEN AC THE LOVES TARIFF
RATES.
T.. GANUCHEAU, President.
A BALDWIN, Vice President.
.. w. BAQUIE. Secretary.
T'rustoess
W M;otor w. b. Conger,
parc;er A, Elmer BadeH.
Sh.res i ieeas A. d. Grief.
X Rnnl;0rv +. Laborde,
. Harr;s s. Hermann,
IIsnena e. Bordeloso
r q Eardner d. P. Logan,
rh n Rois' T. Zoelly,
png Hnfft D'o''' Samuel Locke.
Ronnafon. A. Tertrou.
o. Hopkins, i p 3 REs,ss;,cba.d.~
A. O. Pierpont. DiSSH;0n1 a
a. Deiiu;' T. Gauuchoaas
AM;,i al nHs svI O. Il. MouAens
M ,l1.nd.e Tssrks. j. n. WaGnez.
AlsAsno'' Il. BidwsiL
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OFFICERS:
W, II, PECKHAM, President.
w. r. HOOKER. Vice. President.
L. MuADAM, Secretary and ActuAT.
g, A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent OF Agencle
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ARTICLE XXXV.
Shares.

The names and re. licences Of the parties to this
act also the number of shares held by them respec-
lively are declared to be as follows:
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CHARLEa Il, WYNNE d FARR,
DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS

A0Ch1Nefy 0n0 AGEEcuKCuFH1 1MPKCWSNsks
Ill GaAvIER STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
On hand at all times q complete stock of STEAM
ENGINES. both stationary and portable. SAW
MILLS, COTTON GINS and CONDENSERS,
RICE MACHINERY. SUGAR MILLS and
EvkPORATORS, DIAMOND GRIST MILLS and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of every de-
scription, which We are offering 1T manufacturers
prices, and respectfully solicit An examination 81
before rchasng elsewhere. myS9l
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The stockholders shall not be responsible for
losses or damage incurred by said corporation, be-
yond the amount OF capital stock held or owned by
Them respectively.
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TOXIN III. CUDNEK,
G.ate Minute Clerk, Fourth District COURT
ATTORNEY AT Law. NOTARY PUBLIC AND
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
ALL THE STATES.
Particular attention paid to the execution OF COM
missions to take dispositions.
ie1o " r New Orleans
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CORPORATIONS.
ARTICLE XXXIV.

period for liquidation. fix their compensation,
define their duties and the manner in which they
may be removed or their term of Office be renswed,
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Esfote Of Joseph G~dncl, deceased
NoTICE is hereby iyen to the o,o,;,.
~ of Joseph Gardner, late of Sar.o,s
COUNTY, deceased, to fle ther claims o%a;ns,
sald licensed, properly autbenta.oteJ " o.
the oiiice OF the Register otWilIs Sr a. ~
ron county. on or before NE LAT doy &c
N.oselnhsr, 1870, preparatoEyto a distr;hn "
non OF the assets of The estateNof sa;J do.
ceased s now in the hands Of the uldersisp e
M ,na aaan,'n's.ralrlS Of said deceaed, 70 be
reclion ofthe Orphans Court Of sal. o "u l
on 'he 9th day of December. ls7dS nGyy,
winch last named day she will be preA s ."aa
10 pay into each Of said creditors ,bs;Se
spetilvs dividends according to said di,t;
anton, et her residence, in HampsteS
District, in said county. p''e'N
EMILY GARDINER
Administrators of said deceased
NV W
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Estate Of ksfer f. Myers, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ bers hive obtained from the Orphans'
Court of Carroll county, letters Testa1aen.
tary on the Personal Estate Of
PETER Z. MYERS.
late of Carroll county, deceased. III
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
EMANUEL MYERS,
JEREMIAH MYERS.
Acting Executors.
CHAS. T. REIPSNIDER,
Attorney and Agent for Emanuel Myers.
j. WILLIAM EARHART.
Attorney aud Agent for Jeremiah Myers.
oct 27-If
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klscolisAIe,Ks.--Rcp. Nj. Ben
,sfof d Oxford Monastery, with
ofN,s ore'ircn Of the order OF
hn nc Evangelist, have sailed for
epntty, where il is their intention
pnd smonastery of their order.
como well supplied with money,
A. Beiy funds are estimated at from
.NB thouiaDd toseventy. five thousand
rs THY will have head mission
% ~ ! w York city aud anothc,
Boston, whence they will 90, ut the
Of theLparochinl clergy, to assist
m, OF t9hold missions such as those
ich baypendered the Paulists aud
aen4tifisis conspicuous iu the Ro
~ AtNsc Church. Besides the
e nre lay brothes aud
oe'nse fiers who take the same
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
NO. 1852 EQUITY.

No. ll52 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, in
Equity.
Mary Jane Klingle vs.. William Klingle.
EHE object Of this suit is 10 obtain n di.
vorce a risctIo mdb-im0Rii for the
complainant, Mary Jane Klingle from WI
liam Kinelc her husband. The bin states
that on the l4lh day of July, 1859, the com,
plainant, Mary Jane Klingle, whose maiden
name was Lambert. was married to the
defendant, said William klingle, and lived
together as man Ond wife until the 18th day
Of March, 1866, during which time the said
complainant had two children, Gustan
klingle and Ell A. Klingle, Of which said
William Klingle is the father, and during
the tine the complainant and defendant
lived together rs man and wife, the com
plainant used all means in her power to
make her said husband comfortable and
happy, but on the said 18th day of March,
1866 the said William klingle, without any
cause, voluntarily abandoned the complain.
ant, aud the complainant is informed that
he left the State OF Maryland aud is now n
nonresident Of the State OF Maryland, and
that said abandonment and separation has
continued unnterruptedly for four years
last past, and is deliberate and final and is
beyond any reasonable expectation of re-
conciliation; aud at the time of the separa.
ton Of the said William Kiagle FROM the
complainant they both resided IN Carroll
county, l.. the State Of Maryland, and ever
since the said day of the said separation the
snid complainant resided in Carroll county,
in the State Of Maryland. The bill prays
for n divorce riHcuio mdtrimoRii for the
complainant from the defendant. her said
husband, and for an order Of publication
giving notice To the defendant to appear in
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, sitting
as n Court of Equity, to answer the bill OF
complaint, and abide by and perform such
decree as may be passed therein.
1t is thereupon this 18th day Of October
1870, adjudged aud ordered by the Court
that by the complainant by cnusing n copy
of this order to be inserted in some news.
paper pgblished in Carroll county. Mary,
land, once elk for four lccessive weeks
before the 2lth day of November, 1870,
| give notice to the said William Kingle, the
said absent defendant. Of the object and
substance of this bill ofcomplaint, and warn
MIN to appear in this Court in person or by
solicitor, on or before the oath day of Feb
ruary next, to answer the premises and
show cause, if any he have, why a decreC
GU. ht not to pass as prayed.
JNU. b BOYLE,
oct Got Clerk
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IA. SLAUGHTER MILLn po, n,,
iNNocENTs Tho Jc,tb oc oH THE
a 'pI' IN Of abortion named Mary Geory
a a",, 'ne arrest Of the q doctor n n,an
G,r"; tu Evans, alias Lookup. La.
'"'"''hed " horor' for the se,,so, a"S
T %o"Sers Of the press of New Vail o;,,
the so o',,""f gives graphic picture Of
, ,"e scene Of This mans place Of onoro
~ ,t'ns ~ Chatham street under ,bc ,i,I,
=, 'ne Slaughter Mill. Litter If t"J ie
cunning were found covered and s,,".
'eu WIN human blood. and nm ,La L u'I
s"ed milk eau full of blood IA o''N
i po''er discovered over FIVE hundred nv
wIoI envelopes marked &c. q n.
,," ." n'u been returned with ,h,
'%o"ey from the parties renor,II, VI"
,"p 'en,nIe sex, 10 the New EnylnJ az
I"e, states: form edi:ines sent tbc"
';, "e sums ms, of money in every caso ~ wo"
anu "' =, s5V or s25, and the p,ckn"e. n
~ g"t 10 the unfortunate and gniIty neo Il
,ie were enclosed in cigar b1xss ,yb p,I o
vans alias Lookup, had been IN " ,L a
al OF buying for his Dire d purpo." ' Y
icll. ISs'oPes were returned by Adams b
e'' " Fargo, the New York md sh
'm ,""' tue American, and other express 70
among the letters were several from v
t U.s. cpVGtIns the destruction of Their co
' U';" oaoe'' and letters from Husband. w.
'''lnS the awful purpose, and CONN r a.
Tue doctor 10 prescribe the sn,",, Itfy
=, SPceulcst mems. Evans ali, Try, W
nEnp, is II native Of Edinbnr'h ie al
very laroe wonn,! ''e victim. wples, pc
t,liv g. "p"""' the ''docto# Adjoi
H. Guys as '"rse as The fat wonfis farm
nc mus um, apd IS Years old + A,
relatives, however, state th,, ! IL
only II yeurs od ~, more or
to be worth, ,a Evans :, leadingt
very large iorie' and adic
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WILLIAM MOORE,
Practical Watch Maker
and JeWeller.

EHE undersigned would respectfully beg
leave TO inform his friends and tho
public that he has taken the store adjoining
Mr.. L. X. Gernand's Store, for the pur.
pose OF conducting the
watch, Clock and JeygeIry
business, aud hopes by strict and faithfal
attention to business, to merit a liberal share
Of their patronage. Persons wanting fine
WATCHES for their own use or for .;rres
ents, will d. well to give me a.-essfi, as by
long experience IN the business, will be
BILE to select them an article which will
give entire satisfaction, and at low priees.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry viii be re-
paired in a prompt and Efficient mannef,
and warranted.
oct22lr WILLIAM MOORE.
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Farm Wanted.

I'VE purchaser for farm Of about
minsts cres, in the neighborhood Of West.
impr,vcA The place must be tolerably well
HAVING III some wood land desired. Parties
send al move property for sale will please
terms, &c \, date reply, stating price,
pihSRE c. DUGAN,
oct 27.R o. Iaui street:
baltimore. Md.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal PrOperty.

THE subscriber having rented his farm,
Il one mile above Freedom, on the Lib
erty road, will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, at o'clock, p. NJ, on
Thursday, the l7M Of NpyemJer, 1870,
the following Stock, &c, viz:
- Six Valuable Work Horses,
01 healthy Mules, several quick
No-A draft Horses Of superior speed and
style; lot of promising Colts, from 80
years to year old. Of the very best stock
and Offering good opportunity to those
who wish first'rate horses for farm work.
light draft and the saddle, to supply them.
selves to advantage, such lot of horses
being rarely offered at public sale Also
Cows, Calves, 8 Fat Cattle, thoroughbred
Alderney Bull, 8 years old Thoroughbred
Devon Bull, ! year old Hogs and Shoats;
also good Buggies, l Sulkey, Harness,
Farming Implements, &c, comprising n
sale well worthy of public Intention.
TERMs.-All sums OF $40 and under.
cash; all above $40. six months credit, with
note and approved security, and interest
from the day Of sale.
nov S'ts NICHOLAS II. GORE.
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Saddle Pes,,,I.

a n Hiding Saddle was founaso the woods
- -. near the Uniontown PHI, ah avyu 3
miles miles rom Westminster. The aoous 20 .
paying charges, p'ope"y and
nov o--st' DANIEL BENNRp
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, . DR. Drowned in dodging apotato 6wn
a Toledo jury
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NOTICE,

VvHtRE VIII Y a Villa e Cama Meeting
L halin the Methodist Epiaonl fSurch.
at Westninsiesi beginping SuHlT Ihe 10Th
instant. Able lhnd Experienced .N;n HI
from Baltimore aud fleEhere Nr,k Snecied.
1t will continue forone week7 Persons
from the country arr sd are hartily invi
ted to come and spy every dag. Service
nm al
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Watch Repairing.

NOTlCE.-B. SEEBALD, Swiss Watch Maker.
IN lately with T. A. WAGNER would beg
he can be fund at the Watch aud Jewelr, "a
tablishmeBt Of Mr.. William Moore.
Special attention will be paid to Repairing
OF Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in a promnt
and efficient manner, and all work warranted
B. SEEBALD,
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Dental Notice.

nR. GEO. s. F0uKE, Dentist, offers nj.
IL services at his rooms in Westminster.
every Monday, Tuesday and SATURDAY.. Also
oas Day in every month at the following
places, .'s
Middieburg, LIST Thursday, pouhls p;n.
Greek, LIST Friday Uuiuntown. 2nd Tharsasrr
Taneytowu, Ind Friday; Union bridge. IA
Thursday, New Windsor, ard Frls,s, En-
mittsbarg, 4th Thursday; Mechanicss,wa, 4th
r"uAy. oct 20
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PU BLIC SALE
OF
HOUSE AND LOT.

lI~UHN n AR ~ ~ uV9
HOOSE AND lOT
THVllE undersigned, rs Agent, will sell at
Il Public Sale, on the premises situated
near the forks of the Washington and beer
Park Road, about p miles from Westmin-
stpr, on
T'Auys3,y HE I'm nj Nnv,o,Le, 1874
49,,
The Lot contains Acres, 8 lioods aud 3G
perches, IS improved by a two story LOG
HOUSE, with kitchen at A >sN-O
lached; water convenient to SsisLS
the house, stable and other HtiI sBI 4A,
necessary buildings some
lruit; the lahd is well fenced.
ESQ Household and Kitchen Furniture.
As this property rs convenient to West
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NO HMBuG!
TRY 1T! al ITI FRY 1T

T 2. G0oDwINCELEIiNTED cur
y ING OlSTuEy r HORsS.-Oue tIisl
will secure 1t n thd comnep ltion that Is
needed. Get boz apply tand you will
T PnIi p III W..n'ut ,sitiveIfres Fistula,
W. Ssn, ~ tehcs. prains, IT,, Bruises,
n;gi ~ oWeliiSs OF aNinds. This
Oana snt heady widely NJ, and has
III SIS reh.against the
h hso nasa pectaok timonials
La. "eei r.,oahi iulhisne This 0int-
Gnts wb,cb ner.on. o Sprains,
Price a box, Si.00. Fnr Sal
GOWN 4 NELSON'S
Westmin "a
And Druggists AID Merchad t rn,nh
out Thy onnty- nfLaS
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Domestic Goods.
hyMN end Bleached Muslins at man.
- u,sciurers prices, also Ginehams. 1ScI.
"s 81 riehneis' Se-, q
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
ExEcurIvE DEPARTMENT,
ANNAPOLIS, November LIST, 1870.
Tn n NIX sysyIny

I Thanksgiving Proclamation.
M HEREAS, it is meet and proper that
NV an enlightened people should &C.
f,Agledge in humble devotion their thank.
Of M TO The Great Creator for the bestownl
II, & mnumerable goods they enjoy.
MnryIaa Bowie, Governor Of the State of
proser t0iave therefore thought lit and
The peopleSue this, my Proclamation, to
TLarsiay, Maryland, setting apart
preseIM,ceaty fourth day Of the
Asa D@th Of Norember,
And earnestly TnASKsGIyISG.
people of Marylanaise aud entreat the
the worship and Thahdeyote that dav to
God TO whom be pfsying, Of almighty
NzERM, Given under
49, great seal Of tIhand and the
0S1 land, at AnnapNeo f Mary
- day of November, this first
Ct our Lord one tho sand eligible year
and seventy. Npdred
BY the Governor,
n r. ,1,, ODEN BOWIk
Secretary of State.
nov l0.3t
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NOTICE.

THE Office of the Board of School Com.
Il missioners will hereafter be open on
SATURDAY of each week, for>the transac-
ton OF baslness with the Secretary, Treas
urer, and Examiner.
]. NJ. NEwSoN,
Westminster, feb loft Secretary.
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state OF cultivation, has been lined heavily,
from 1000 I'd 1000 bnshels having been ap-
piled each year. The Improvements con.
sist of n urge two story frame weather.
boarded House, beautifully A $40
situated on an en,inence, com. &HTfAE
mands a fine view Of the iiftMl4N,
country for miles; the house sss'isss-9stess.s-
is SKIS feet, has four rooms in the first
story, and five in the second; the mites well
finished and contains two rooms; cellar uu
der the house and kitchen; large Swiizer
Bank Barn, 90x45 feet two thresbin floors.
and Stablin, for sixteen horses aud ten head
of cattle; there is large shed in which the
horse power can be worked during wet
weather. near the barn; lar g wagon shed
with gTanary above, corn crib attached to
wagon shed, ccrn house, carriage house with
loft above large enough for six tons of hay;
running water in thebarH yard, which is sup
piled by never failing springs Of pure soft VIA.
ter; spring house with excellent spring in it.
large cider mill shed, which can be used As
a wagon shed; chicken house with basement
and two stories above, large and conve.
niently arranged hog house, basement
underneath, there is work shop above it,
and there is large stole room above the
workshop, smoke house, &c, ice house and
pond; water is conveyed to the house by
means Of Hydraulic Ram, from springs Of
never failing water.
There is large garden attached TO the
house. in which is n great variety of choice
small fruit, grapes, &c. Also n large or
chard Of the choicest varieties of apples
peaches and cherries. ! he fence is mustl,
post and rail, with some worm fence, all Of
which is in good repair. The farm is lait
off into convenient fields with running watel
in each.
From the proximity Of this property tC
the city Of Westminster, aud the Western
| Nd. Railroad, is offers especial inducements
| to persons who reside m the city and ar,
DESTROYS ofpurchasing country residence
About 30 Acres Of this property are in iin'
| young Timber, consisting OF oak, ehestuu
and hickory.
Also at the same time and place will b,
offered Lot containing 10 Acres Of Land
more OF less. Ii adjoins the home proper
| ty, is improved by n two story 10 weather
boarded House, with back b1ilding attach
ed; land highly improved; excellent well o
water in the yard; fencing good, and an ap
| pie orchard Of choice uit
Persons residing m Baltimore. desiring
information Of the above property are re
quesled to call on Trr mn Cross, Esq.
Cashier Of the Farmers and Commerciu
Bank.
The property wi. DE shown by John d
| Powder. who resides thereon
Terms Of .Sale.-0ne third part of III,
purchase money shall be paid by the pur
chaser or purchasers to the Trustees on tn
| day Of sale, or upon the ratification ihereo
by the Court, aud the residue to be paid il
two equal payments, the one to be paid j,
one year aud the other in two years from
the day of sale the credit payments to b.
secured by the purchaser or purchaser
notes with approved security bearing inter
est from the day Of sale.
WM. T. SMITH.
LEWIS GREEN.
Trustees.
Wm. S. Broi1n, AncfioReer.
SMITH 4 McKgLLir, Attorneys.
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