The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-08

SuStuSSiss ohSt the MhOle tiue- lie Is
still out on this practical mission. We
learn that a very large number Of those
who hold the unendorsed bonds Of the
company = second mortgage - have
promptly agreed to the proposition Of
funding the interest due aud TO accrue
for three years to come, receiving Ger.
tilicates OF Indebtedness therefor bearing
eight per cent. The Indications are
that nearly all this class Of bondholders
will come in and do likewise. The road
we are told, is doing good business, with
fair prospects ahead 1t is all important
to commence aud complete at the earliest
moment the new line from Baltimore to
0wiugs' Mills, SO as to secure ap in.
dependent connection with our city
BattiniOre Saturday Night.
Orphans Court Proceedings .-Leyi
Burlington, Esq, Chief Judge; Hanson
l. Webb and Ira Il. Grouse, Esqrs..
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq. Register Of Wills.
Monday, August 18th -Renuncia-
ton of Louisa Grouse, widow OF John
II, Grouse, deceased, filed, and letters
Of administration on his estate granted
to Samuel Grouse.
The will of Samuel f. StuItz, decd.
admitted to probate, and letters tesla
men,ary granted to his exccutrix, Ellen
Stultz.
Joshua A. Albau.h aud Adam Shear
er, executors Of Iachariah Il. Albaugh.
return aPpraisement of personal prop
erty, and orders issued to sell same and
notify creditors.
Edwin IL. and George A. Grouse.
executors OF George Grouse, deceased,
settled first and fiaal account of deceased.
as late guardian to William n. Gross.
Tuesday, August 80 Samuel Grouse,
administrator OF John Ii. Grouse, re-
turned appraisement OF goods and chat
tells, and orders were passed to sell the
same ut private sale, aud to notify cred
itors
Ruth Grove, wife Of Samuel L. Grove.
;.n,;n TIA 11e.~a ~s,.I'... :,
said bnshsna Ler $3.50 49,. .,.-,, Wv" "e'
t,ta or ss;,j 5.'ea.ss5 eN ~0eOu"' " %
David easssII rn,.a;.. ;. c...,
= c.ssell se,,lsd H. ~ - ss ~ 'e'
count for said Ward.
David L. Stem, guardian to Leanna
v. Stem, settled 4sh aud fnal account
In w = ~. .,
af nav;a \ Rs $50, ,, .u'p,s't e.
and No his sscaod 81 snaI ms "s, mat
''a''Oa Aee"u"'
Colored PeoDle on he Vss,e,, M,.o
saad Railroad = The Wasb;na,o.
Ch,oaicls has received , eon'm,n;.a, ;o on
relative 10 the eiectment Of ,he Ran
ID. +. Sea.on NJ d. and wifi. colored
from a car al the Western M,ryland
railroad depot IL Baltimore Ths c;r
cumstauces of the case are stated ..
follows: DIR. Seatou having nnrcbassd
| a frst.class ticket for HIMSELF anJ W.
preceded 10 enter a car dssignated -
the aentlemen's ear. On ep1cring be
was informed that the ear annro,r;,tsa
for the use of colored persons was Gor.
ward. Mr.. Seaton iiudipr this car inf,
for FIRST class passengers returned to lis
| first position. The brakeman 6ud;no
| il impossible to keen ont the doctor Is
any other manner, locked the door
Mr.. Seaton then left the depot.n We
are informed, adds the Chronicle, that
/ he Intends 10 hrin,, forwar, a., clair, G.
| $4,000 damages.
Death Of a Venerable Aatroa. The
Baltimore Sun Of Thursday says: On
Monday last was announced the death
Of a lady extensively known, aud
wherever known beloved and respected,
Mrs. Mary Dorsey, tho widow of Ed
ward Dorsey, Esq, formerly of Carroll
county 10 this State. She died Mt her
residence in this city, in the 84th year
OF her age. This lady, who was dis.
tingnished for oil the qualities which
adorn her sex, left bity one direct des.
eendents-seven children, twenty-three
grand children, and twenty-one great
grand children. Mr.. Dan. Dorsey, one
Of the proprietors Of Barnum's Hotel,
is her eldest living son, Her funeral,
hfnh ,rae L., rtrolu .,ftan.4aI H., baw