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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-19
Sfcillr linit.

gRttc NlcGoolt. Der btinnit qicplithcr. bat tt-
uen solon in @t ecuts Ustiauit uuo mad Californian
I'D btgebtn.
= Tit 3nolar,r In Der tlmargtub vcn VrtscoH In
arilona baden 8fgn Gle gDtB'n bic 6emoltII8ttttn
often bcBoHnen
Wob;i rt Nj um ttvd $4,000 Bauott ipuuttu fdl oi,
gG)bworneH n!ti ,mistn uno urscn ooTgttrEu cni'
ldNtu.
- ptrun Y ebum elm ttlarrtcr etnt,ucrtbanoItr
In gn, -. NcarlliraBs, W So'on. rATitt wtliiwoa
dut ocm GtlnCp' 'Wutttc DGtlbn pl0Bib tohi ~ Hootn
Gin Gtrltlbtu tDdr bic tpbtsutldd)c.
VI. 10 Sorrcun. ott burouaacrbis e.I;npcd.
rtnbonoltr Nnp.Hotia, ann poratttru Nbtnb aut btr
lDdlbrBtor.p0bc ndd ldr9trtm Nrdnitin nit Toot nb
- NmbrohuB ibomplpn bat uuu btt @CtRnsbur0
BON Sbrl0ut tlre 9onielNor ium Bdut elmer Sptid u.
'eiinbdtu bon Ycca bel lcro bis ium GoIIs BON
Eultr etbntn.
- om 0btdao'tr areisetrttt bat 5rau WOtIs sDIl-
ltdms oon VDdllngtor 9Bititus 0oH Stpbm n 5oU.
0d1, ttn Wtudl nm NdnturB Cue5 9ctibts tticHEiui.
leo tGiptrrdlt. ons 10 guHiitn pou Sauid g Hbcots
0etuntr res DouaInA hen 9ahdBuuie. non s,dmrs
.. Snuttr uno Nnotten ben gsriaui tnsS @rurbtidcB
Bbuis BeIahung uon sli .00i bic Beulnner 1869 otr
Nerhorbercr gtlirbtn. artDrbret.
Geireidr dub bat nui gtItugcH btm Rtalnrir.cu.
pttnienotnitn luz St Eouts ni,atthtt. baB bic Matt
NItrlnD bcs Is. NnrrbtmeutA trit udd Oct .iua unG
osr aonerrBdbstoronrnn ron lEns uno vjtctga amt
It'd pcrunott iutrocit miro. Sle Rrgtr IN Gt GpuiJ
'uetoCn oabcr fur ote oUrteru Staorvablsu III Gpyl
nod Ridt In bic gpdblcrlheu tngetragrH
Die ocmcfratlhc Gonusntuu BON Rbooe. 1sIauO
trndrric logcuots fdt 9umdu Vierte. GouptrHtur;
abarlts VI. 6uiler. .9ouvsrrclr; gpm \. Rtntr.
1llul1lNIttluE Stp w. Rub StirIuls Anlpnlt Vuts
llPp Rpocr. @tncrali6dbmtiltcr.
- gt otr DtitpOd ,iaitgtpabttn ,Stitr ors 0oldb.
rigen Subidnns ott uintrialiicn ga GGrttoro Conn.
bel u.lhtt pprau @rtelep tW.'Y. b Rtu. e. SoutB
eroptlpul. Mtp. WrB. Olympia Wrupr non Vriogs.
port uno auberc Nentu bglicn uurotn 3sianuugcu im
9tiragt BON 5000 lr ben Naitoudl' 'llhtueialtftn.
Qoniinacut'}oRo ptltiltrt
Der @lAaltsiubur bfr Ylonointn. Or. etnbsg.
ion, 'au't' Bonnerin1 u Cincinnati ett Ditr afrani
lbcn SoIUtu aus orn ibducr'ihcn Circus bel tirtm
obsrihsotraat tar S62OJ. 81 purosr Iu etRtm so.
hsHprtlle pon $4,000 tmportut.
On NlrHbtrg III bCt brtGuutt HntilIdt Nbtabam
gtdett Der In Cincinnati msbttrs Ustwauots bat. NIT
Joet abpeganatn.
3u pSu ueu.erndnuttn Staoitdthen Ribmono's III
Yiggnien gsbnTcn bic osutitn NoopiubHrger ptintd)
Spoitet. VI. Y. erauB ano 6hr. ,3tulmer
- tut Walm In NotO.0Grolina bsbduprt1l Sabre
alt iu tin. et NH oeies hobe Nltsr outd cine rciut
teaeabiliIde dat unb ods nusidtestde 1rinier uon
lsdilrt erluna habsn. Aadp eincm Ausisbtn Iu UT.
tpsilsn. mag er Hpt larse tbei. Sr lpettbn yrdu.
en- unb od Die les,e ton Dor 80 oabtsn fatb 70 fdust
CT an. t ttRlau iu nbttu. nuo lprit oapeu, F nit.
pet sme beltert colla ,uJulsget,
Eie Yull bettunr n Utah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-19
9iud,lcic tclrarnpbiIdIcr g}rrid,tr.

Der riSrie Susqucbnnua- 6Gbu" Brock
murine uurlsiirru gu 8ohritcr, W.-W, opnt
Rldtr Sobnlon ~ @unteu Der -Susous.
hounu BubH", Otrcn Oue,lorium bic unat,
it6rte Goutrnlc uber irine 9abn juaeiprpdtn
luoroen entIdiCoen.
- 0is NorItebcr oGs NpononIer va J lin,
ttrfABunGsUcrrins Babtn btbioiirn, ben Der,
etnSlcirrGr anIupctitu, OuB er geAcn ollc idu1
miaer S0n6S Subitrbcn,u jUnnJig Fdge
uahOcm CT ScOcu nodlnlaIs al Die geIabtun0
gemubut, unr @iritt llOpbGr pcrOc.
SOnucriiag Wtorgn psridtudte cine Az
Bottom an JnOiouuir iuobnbaftc Game ctne
lrIc Gauoanum. Dornn lit mnbrihsinli6
ierbeu miro, Der @runO ~ biser ianelcn
5bat mar unerm,eocrte gieb,.
-- Sm 6nue Der &emtren Az Ontario,
GttawG, btrlt Suntir0ton cine Reoe ,u Gun,
item zines 3uIluertraGs nit ben Yer. Staten
uuo btbauptcte, oits ndre Der tnioe gpte,
bic 8eO6Iitrun0 Oom Nusnauoern ub;ubel,
len uuo bic 8lAtbe ots Hanors ~ btbcu. 8t.,
Ielbcn Josen OtribeiDiGte SarieH mdbrsnO
Sir 6rarcis Sinis ibncn aui oas SeingIie
eut0tetntrai, irbcm er ertldrtF, onb Die Aus,
NdlIicBuuB Der brittIihcn 6obritancu ourd
bic bobeu Steueru, bic in ben Ycr. Gtanten
9eltcr, Den 0nuabicrn cine lcrmdlnenOe GaIt
(OOn $4,000, O0O) auiblirbeu tuhrOc
Der Sennt POM Stoute Waiiabuletts bat
Die Oom SGrle nnaenommere Spirituoien,
GiScnle Slu nit % Srger II Stimmsn pcr,
luor'cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-19

.Dastn Gtnttnnuti be iGloiient
aufeebsn bss Wettiiusens beim beppr'
RebenDsn SdnssrieFe", iast bic -Sl. Staats.
,situng', miro in bisitgsn Sdnsertrsiien ols
cine er,munsene uno babel nur balb su9saan'
osne Goussiiion an bic bertdtiste 6oroeruug
Der 8eiangpers,ne bic Yeilimmuuaen Der
gstiaIiuns oes norcamsriianiiben Sdnssr'
bunots tnnssubaitsn bttradtet. Sas Rirc
IN basIelbe 8ebIisben, man bat ibm nur elnsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-19
Sins hem SiiSrIl

qGbleu Sonnabeno bel Ginbruh oer
E6mmerung entOedte Elm gte9ermdo6en creu
Sdjwarjen, pelder rabe SiberiD Ya,, QuCr
ilber benz 8eleiie Der r8irGinta 8ennCllGc'I
GilsnbabuA SollIdUellen aultbhImte SobNl6
er baIielbe gepabr murOe, lieB er eillgil lcne
Nrbeit i'm Slide uno snillOb. Sas Wd0hCn
uclhes DuBte, oaB Elm ,3ug bort bnlo oprbels
tommeu muBte, begnnn Die Shtuellen bon
ben Sdisuen 5u iuerien bod ebe lie oamtt Iu
Stanbe tam, nGbsIts iidl idon 0cr 3ng, Der
gum Slide ieine Sbuelli9tsit permtnoerie u.
Die mcnigen nod naIie9enoen SdlutIlen oBne
SbaOen nit benz Yaburaumer (Ru9idn8tp
bel 6 eite ihob.
= Miitluotb NbtuO fano 5u Sadiou, Miii,
in 9aptiplitr. 5nii9en J. 3. 8obr5a9er unO
Capt Sasper Wlepsr Elm Rentonire fatt, bus
oamit snoete, baB Wtptr nit eiurm 3le9eIs
feline auf ben Gopi geihla9cn uno Iebenssc'
tdbrlib psrleBt wutbe. &ie aIiare eutiinno
ourh Elm er6nlibes WiBUeritanonib.
= Die Ht9istatur BON GOuifGna bat Iib
Oefnitiu UertGgt. llnier ibren leSten oaUOs
lun9en belinOet lih cine 8tI, Die elmer Gnts
pGgnis CUR Correction Der YaOou Strons
idnsllsn 100000 in Stants Cbltgation,n
8iebt, Sie uon Der rcGuldrcn uno Der Gltro'
Sellton geinahien 8cl0bcmllll8ungen belNu'
fen lid auf $l3,0000OO.
- SpH otW aus DRW SuuIVH(I NUtllhj
SefdnGniiie rntwi6en Yer9er bat man yhbts
msbr Oernommrr. Go5 YIetO, aui benz er, 10
vel laau Weib, o0uon gertttn 1T, bat man,
irsi berumlauIsuo, y Wtcileu BON Osr Stoot
ertiernt nrgetroiiCn.
6as lIutcrbaus Der gjtieB9cbuna non
DtilfIiippt naDm zine Reiplution an, IN 6tr
lie ibre ei8ne Nttiou in bet Grw0blIna Ogs
8enerals Vines jum Bunbcsitnntor gut beiBt.
3m Srnat muroe Die RCiolutiou aui ben
Iiid5 geleet. Sin inrbiser Senator brdbte
cine Bill ein, bic 9lei1e 6llentlidc uno GUtl
rcbte garaniirt. Die metiten oer ipeiEeR raf
oitalen Senntoren f,uoen Yitlss al Der StlI
ausJuieBen. Sie Ne9ersS Senatoren aber una
tcrIthBen bic 8iu. sic miro nitt ourh9eDGn
pcru c uidt isbr mooiiijirt Werosn iouts,
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Gad)en -GrDltaIl Stiff.

Dit tsionb.rt WutmrtIanieii btr aausIrausn 10 ID
aut bic RlhensRrbftals&etfe
stlsuit tptIde gum Esniesn nnb lptbsrtsrtsutn bon
Xarx uns 6ol3, Yoiirfu unb @ttniatn bon Wetau. !.
n Ntnu, URe{itna, aupIer, gi,fn, Sinf, 0las. aut
Gktnaut, W9eHer une gdbtlu. Warmor. aeatstu&u !.
b. e6ue Olei&tH tf; ebenio II ft jun, GnerItn pon
Dtuts, pe ttt unb allen ursiniafeitfn bon ben odi''
Heriani,fn Sic nidt, nath Der -fthsr.arptau .Sss'
NJ jraaen, urS nsbInsn 6t istns auosrt Gut Grocer
serfdiifen Ne.
6abt1irt etrais bet
@afimen q 8rnGz,
Gisentbatnsru Der
~ErtffallsSetf fen'G 'Gompa8r,tes
gs. 4s1, Rpro.Dritte etrabe,
RbtiabtIpeta
Gb. @. Strut,
OensroI.Wsent tar WarpIanp unb ben ehbsu.
Rr. III, @effsNrattfiraSe.
fGsst l1s) Baltimore. Rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-19
Smttb & 9oloex,
5Gbriianish uon
Bilbn- uao Spisgrl Rabnlfn

Serauagtber upn Yiloern alIer art,
eahsn iortrpabrsnb stn ansseosbntss uprttmtr. pon
Ceiseesmdleen. blbfcbbunteu fifbpSrapbir'sn.
tsr bsHsn Gtabt attae uue 0brumpS sersuss
Ucber Cuaittdt portdibie;
,clpls aud sinsn sroBsn SerEats ben
VIriIsr= uRb &auIingeEmr:s;Gpiess
1r. Sc, Esea .ssaIHmors etroas.
AS- Wan prtts bel unk por, ses man anpfrsuo 'snN
(aprl0.iSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-19

p6IisruHg is0r bsOeutenOer Natur iein mlIrOe.
aurJ ss bat bier ,u Gunoe nit ben @eieBen
fir Re8ulirung Der drjtlihsu YrGris isInen
SaEen, Der nibt ourb oas erite bette gtieB
elmer Ge9isIatur bVieitiGt Derosu lam.
iW N Hfw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-19
6. 8. GdbarSt,

RI. s, -pisbs. nabe SaItimnrsaru
bat Vortpdbrsnb stns nsus anspatl ppn EeSstsn uho
SsnVsr Bprbdnasn Cghaots) na9 ben nsustH
Rujfrn ~ ben btui9iitn Prtiitn.
~ (Wai9.l5)
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22
The Way the Money Goes,

An item in the miscellaneous appro.
priation bill which became law in
the closing hours of the last session
reads
"To VIM. Syphax, as all additional pay as
assistant messenger, 81, $780,"
NOW hr. VIM. Syphax is a colored indiyid-
uai VINO performs the oDerous duty ofcarrying
Cards into the Secretary of the Inter
witt'irom IL O'Clock a. IN. till noon the Secre-
tary receives only al hour per day. and if
his regular salary be G-PAiia. Ledger.
How do you like that, workingmen and tax
PAYERS generally Are you willing TO toll and
save throughout the long, hot and weary
months TO pay high prices, made SO by high
taxes, for all necessaries OF life. while Radi-
ieal congress votes away over two thousand
dollars as additional pay to a negro for carry
iag cards one hour each day, besides q large
salary received for other equally Generous du-
ties ~ What his regular salary is, is not
known, but 81, $50, additional Is decidedly
cool.
Taxpayers, remember that this instance is
only one of many. There are many more
Syphaxes, under other names, who receive
equally as large salaries for as little work. The
miscellaneous appropriation bill covers an ex-
penpiture of Sl3, l55, los Is - the greater OF
which undoubtedly went for such unnecessary
items as this additional pay" Of the worthy
Syphax.
The New York Tribune acknowledges that
"the Democratic members ofthe last Congress
invariably voted against any increase of taxa
ton or expenditures" The Syphax item was
added to the miscellaneous appropriation bill
BY the Radical majority, and passed by Rad
jcal party vote, and the bill was signed by the
Radical President, General Grant. This is a sam
Pile ofthe economy of Grant's administration
Its on par with the appropriation of Sl2 500
for the "Lincoln University Tor the education
of Colored Youths" also passed at the last
session OF the Porty-frst Congress. Tax-pay-
ers, do you want any more such legislation 2
If not, vote the Democratic ticket on all occa-
sions and thus rebuke the knaves who plumber
you for the purpose of enrichng themselves
and their negro pets.-Redding Gazette.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22

The HoLLow-H Horn IN CATTLE
The hollow horn in cattle it is said NAV
be cured by the following prescription :
Take two tablespoonfuls of ground mus.
tard, Qhc finer the better mix with
sharp vinegar until the mustard is thick
as sweet cream, aud put half in each
ear, working it as far up the ear as can
conveniently be done. If the animal
does not eat in three hours, give another
dose. An Ohio farmer says that he has
used the above twenty-five years and
has to loose the first animal vet
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22

RESPECT TO CONFEDERATE DEAD.-
The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed a committee to expend the 81, 800
appropriated by the Legislature of Mary.
laud, for the collection and burial of
the remains of the Confederate dead
who fell at Antietam, South Mountain,
Monocacy and Gettysburg Messrs. IL.
Kidd Douglass and George Freaner, of
Hagerstown, aud j. Ii. Gambrill, Of
Frederick. A cemetery near Hagors.
town, has been selected as the place for
snterment.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22
Defalcation in the Custom House,

The Baltimore Gdzeue Of Monday
says: For some time past iutimation
has reached Hon John l. Thomas, Col.
lector Of the Port of Baltimore, that
General Richard N. Bowerman. the
Deputy Collector, was living at rate
not warranted by his salary Of twenty
five hundred dollars per year, and he
determined TO cause an investigation of
the accounts of that officer, but to do it
as quietly aud us privately us possible.
Some ten days ago General Bowcrman
left the city with party for an cxcur-
sion to Cobb's Island, and that was
thought by the Collector favorable
opportunity to make the examination.
and if General b. was free from blame
he would promptly be relieved from sus
piclon. Several experts were employed,
aud they had not proceeded far with the
investigation before it was discovered
that Gen. Bowerman had drawn check
for eleven hundred dollars on the depos.
itory, to be- applied to the payment of
the expenses oil the revenue service -
That amount of money he drew aud APP
proprIated to his own use, or ut least il
was not paid over for the service for
which it was ostensibly drawn. A fur
Their investigation discovered that Gen.
eral Is. had received money from mer.
chants to be paid for duties on imports
which he failed to return to the receiver
at the Custom House; aud again. he
received dues for storage Of goods in the
public stores, which he also failed to
account for. As far as the inyestiga
tiou has been made it reaches into the
administration of Hon. Edwin II. Web
ster, late Collector, aud amounts to
about $4,000. The investigation ia TO
be further prosecuted until it reaches
the date ofGeHeral Bowcrman's appoint
meut, in 1865. General b. returned to
the city on Friday, when he was made
acquainted by Collector Thomas of the
discoveries which had been made in his
accounts. He promptly acknowledged
his delinquency aud stated that it was
his intention, when he appropriated the
public money to his own use to refund
1t, but had not been able to do So His
security is said to be amply sufficient to
save the National Treasury from loss,
besides which he has made deed of
his house and furniture to Mr. Thomas
as additional security. 1t is not yet
known what will prove to be the whole
amount Of the delalcation, nor what ac.
ton the Government will take in the
matter. Ia tho meantime General Bow.
erman will be detained under suryeil.
lance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22

Estate Of William Haines, deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscri.
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
o. carroll county, letters Testamentary on
the Personal Estate of
WILLIAM HAINES,
late of Carroll county, deceased. An nersons
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
FRANCIS HAfNES,
SEP 15-4t% Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22
TO FARAERSy
German Agricultural Salts b
Potash.

TNHE undersigned is now importing th;|
i superior Fertilizer. containing 30 ri
cent. Sulphate Potash and other yaluabj]
manures, and offers Ii for sale ia bars. n
"a cents per pound Its valuable az sI
crops, and greatly improves barnyard m
stable manures. IL il calcined and erouuJ
ready for use. Pamphlets describing FL
uses more fully furnished on application.
CHARl.lsS Il. 0UDESL tYS. AZ
No. 81 South Gay Street.
sep baltimore
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22

hsfcte Of Joseph Seltman, deccased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ per has obtained from the Orphans
'o OF Carroll county, letters of Admin.
istration on the Personal Estate of
Ia, JOSEPH SELLMAN,
lale OF Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said E,ta,e
are hereby warned to exhibit the same viii.
In SIX months from this date, otherwise I N ay
may be excluded from all benefit az ali
ESTATE, Those indebted are requested 10
sep 15-4t Adm;nis,,a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22

Estate Of Zachariah Il. 4Al6aagh, deed
NoTIcE ishereby given that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Personal Estate Of
ZACHARIAH n. ALBAUGH,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All 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.
JOSHUA A. ALBAUGH,
ADAM SHEARER,
sep Lat. Executors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22

Since Queen Victoria took her place
on the English throne, thirty three
years ago, every other throne, from the
least to the greatest, has changed oc.
cupants.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22
lNsol.vENT,s NOTICE.

Patrick Hurley, ORDERED this 10th
rS. ~ y day of August. 1870
His Creditors. that Patrick Hurley, give
notice to his creditors, endorsers and sure,
ties that the I'd Monday of February next
is fixed for the said Patrick Hurley to appear
in the Circuit Court for Carroll county, to
answer such interrogatories as his creditors,
endorsers and sureties may propose or al.
lege against him; and that a copy of this
order be published in some newspaper prin-
ted in Carroll county. once week Tor three
successive months prior TO the said I'd Mon.
day of February next, as such notice.
Test; JNO. B. BOYLE, Clork.
aug Ism
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22
Lots Nos 3, 4, 3, 0, and are
w Q Q o L Q T S

and front on the Stone Road, comprising
the heaviest and bost timber land, of IIck.
DRY, Oak and Chestnut that cannot he sur,
passed.
The aforesaid Farm and Real Estate lies
convenient to Churches, Mills. Schools.
&C, and surrounded by an intelligent and
neighborly community and the location is
very desirable, eminen'ly worthy the attcn.
ton of capitalists. Persons wishing to
make q safe investment in Real Estate
would do well to attend as the sale will be
positive.
Amy person wishing to view the prop
erty before the day of sale will please call
on Samuel Miller, residing on the same, or
the last named Executor, who viii take
great pleasure in giving all information re
speeding the same.
Term s9f Sale az prescribed by the Cour
are Que third Of the purchase money to
be paid to the said Executors on the day Of
Sale or on the ratification thereof by the
said Court, and the residue in two equal
payments the one payable in one year aud
the other payable in two years from the day
of sale, the credit payments 10 be secured
by the bonds or single bills of the purchaser
or purchasers with sufficient security up.
proved of by the said Executors, and bear.
ing interest from the day of sale.
LEWIS MILLER.
]. WIN. EARHART,
Executors.
VIM. Broom, A,.ctionecr.
sept Is.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22
NOTICE.

'HNHE undersigned hereby gives notice
IL that he has been appointed General
Agent of the Carroll County Fire Insurance
Company. All persons desiring to insure
property (either real or personal, J in this
Company, will please address the Agent at
Westminster, Nd, all communications will
receive prompt attention.
JOHN 4. DlFFENBAUGH,
aug 25-tf Agent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF A VERY
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM.

V>HE undersigned, by virtue of Decree
Il of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
sitting as Court Of Equity, passed in the
case of Augustus May against Joseph L,
Essex. will offer the land in said Decree to
be sold, on the premises, at Public Sale, TO
the highest bidder, on
Friday, The 30M Of September, 1870,
OF 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
This property is situated in Franklin Dis.
trict, about one mile aud halffrom Frank
linville, on the Buffalo Road, and adjoining
the lands of Levi Dorsey and others. 1t
contains
SIX ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The buildings arc all in favor
able repair, and there are AxSN-l
number Of fine fruit trees ~ istz&R
on it bearing excellent fruit. ~ ~; ~
1t is supplied also with good water and in
abundance. The soil is excellent quality.
This property offers fine location for
public stand, having long heretofore been
used as one
Terms of sale as prescribed by the Decree
are: One-third cash on the day of sale,
the balance in six and twelve months, or
all cash ut the option OF the purchaser
The credit payments TO bear interest from
day of sale, and to be secured by the note
of the purchaser with security approved by
the Trustee.
JAS. A, C. BOND,
sep SITS Trustee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-22

Rain, for the first time in three
mouths, fell in Richmond, Va, on Sat.
urday.
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EeROWN and Beached Muslins al man
- uiactnrers prices, also Ginghams, Tick
ings, Flannels, &C., at =
APT II. L. Norris 8 Cos.
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being manufactured from 1000 to 1900 pounds
OF Paper per day. The water power is second
to none in the country, and located as it Is. i'm
mediately on the line of the Baltimore a Ohio
Railroad, but 30 miles from Baltimore, with
every facility for getting stock of every kind
for the manufacture of White and Brown Pa
per, makes this property particularly desirable
and well worthy the attention of purchasers.
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Valuable Farm
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TIME undersigned offers at Private Sale
the valuable little Farm on which he
now resides, miles west of Westminster,
bounded by the Western Nd. Railroad aud
a county road leading from Westminster to
War6eldsburg, and contains
SIS ACRES, ROOD and % PERCHES.
The land Is in high state of cultivation,
having been recently lined, and is well set
in grass, except about Is Acres in corn; the
fences are good. About or 6 acres in
Timber, principally oak. The Dwelling is
twostory Loo HOUSE,, A ss-N
rough-casted, with Kitchen Gxssf,a2
attached, and contains seven ~ liz,
rooms, and with slightrepairs
could be made very comfortable; log barn,
barracks, hog. carriage and smoke houses,
spring house with a never failing spring of
excellent water. This offers superior I'D.
vantages to any one wishing to engage in
the milk business, as il is only quarter Of
mile from Spring Mills Station on the
Western Md. Railroad, and is convenient
to churches, mills, schools, post Office, &c.
Also an Orchard Of choice variety of Fruit.
About 8 acres are in good Meadow, with q
stream Of water running through it.
There is Water Power on the premises,
suitable for either u Saw or Grist Mill.
If not sold at Private Sale by THURSDAY,
the 9th day of OCTOBER, next, it will be
offered at Public Sale.
Possession given on November LIST.
Terms. One third cash, balance in one
and two years with interest from date, the
purchaser giving notes with approved secu.
rity. bearing interest from the day of sale.
For further information apply TO
WIN. PERRY L0GUE,
residing on the premises.
or RICHARD L0GUE,
aug Ats near 0rendorfi's Mills.
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ASSIG NEES' SALE
Valuable Farm I! !.

DY virtue Of an Order Of the District Court
ID Of the United States for the District If
Maryland, in Bankruptcy, passed on the 3lst
day Of August, A. ID. 1876, in the case Of Nor
derai Englar, bankrupt, the subscribers, as
Assignees Of said Bankrupt, will offer at Public
Sale, on tue premises, situate In Priestland
Valley, in Carroll county, about two miles
from New Windsor, and adjoining the lands of
Daniel Plainc, Jonas Englar and others, on
Saturday, the 22d dag Of October, 1870,
at ? o'clock, ?. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, viz One of the most valuable
and productive farms Of It's size in Carroll
county, containing