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152 Acres of Land

situated on the public road leading from
Bruceyille TO Emmittsburg, one half milo
north of said Keys School House or PooleS.
VILE, and miles from the Depot on the
Western Maryland Railroad at Double Pipe
Creek. and now occupied by William Six.
This Farm in well watered, has variety OF
fruit trees, and is improved with large
Bank Bara, Frame House and other build
ings, and laid of in convenient fields.
These Farms are situated in very beaut.
full part Of Carroll county, near TO Churches,
Schools, Stores, &c.
Also at the same time and place alore.
said, will sell all ofthe Personal Property
of said Six, consisting in part of one good
Work Horse; Cow. Hogs, one horse
Wagon, ! Buggy and Harness, double and
single Shovel Flows. Axes, &c, and the
House Furniture, consisting Of Beds, Chairs,
Tables, Stoves, &c.
Terms Of Sale Of Real Estate. One third
of the purchase money TO be paid on the
first day Of April, 1872, and the balance in
two equal yearly payments, with interest
from day of sale, the purchaser or purchas.
ers to give his or their notes, with security
to be approved by the Trustee; on the nav.
ment OF all the purchase money, n good
deed will be given for said land clear Of all
liens. When possession will be given will
be made known on the day Of sale.
Terms Of Sale Of Personal PROPERTY. Al
sums under So cash; on sums of So and
over, n credit Of three months will be given
purchasers giving theirhotes with approved
security.
Sale 10 commence at l o'clock, p. NJ, OF
said day.
The Real Estate will be sold first.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
ap lists Trustee.
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Gen. Butler has quarreled with almost
every ono with whom he has come into
coutacts. With Bingham, Grant, Brent,
Cox, Blaine, Davis, aud cshers, whom
we cannot now call to mind. And on
the 9th instant there was pass at arms
in Congress between him aud Messrs.
Richie and Swami. Between the lat
ter gentleman aud Butler, the words
which passed were Of the most acri-
monious character. The tongue valiant
hero Of Big Bethel and Fort Fisher,
never permits an opportunity to escape
him to assail an adversary with that
formidable weapon, his "unruly mem
ber." He opened afresh the partially
cicatrized sore Of Mr., Swanu's Know
nothingism, and gloatedover that gentle
mans evident embarrassment. We are
astouished that Messrs. Swami and
Richie should have condeseended to
handy words with SO degraded being
us Butler, who is worthy only of the
utter scorn and loathipg Of respectable
men. Words cannot penetrate his cal,
lons soul Blows Inflicted upon such a
creature, would be a disgrace to the party
inflicting them; so that the only treat
-ment proper for Butler would be to
severely let him alone, and to treat him
as nouentity, or as though he we're
not. Ii some one were to give him a
sound whipping, as in Summers case,
be would thrive by ii, and make capital
enough out of it to keep him in Con.
gress the balance Of his life, aud after
death cause him to be registered upon
New England's calendar OF Saints, with
old john Brown, and others Of that ilk
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The Baltimore AMERICAN Of the 9th
instant, processes TO take hopeful view
of the political future in Maryland, aud
bases its jubilalion in part on the result
in Annapolis, at the late municipal cleo
ton At that election the Democrats
elected their candidate for Counsellor
and one Alderman, reducing the Re.
publican majority Of 40, last year, down
to 10 or IL. Really the Americaa is
quite welcome to such encouragement
us il can draw from such a result. Its
assertion that sin the last campaign not
less than Eve Thousand white Republi.
eau voters were bullicd and cajoled into
voting the Democratic ticket against
their own convictions" is unsupported
by fact, and the american is challenged
to the proof
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Emigration 70 San Domingo, where a few
and where he highest evil and military dis,
ha, are 9pes % s Would ns perhaps oe
main. lfss. Domingo annexation should act
msnts from oar political system, il would prove
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GRAND SALE
TO w n LOTS
me HUNDRED AND TEN VAIN

ONE HUNDRED AND TEN yALIrA.
" BILE BUILDING LOTS, in the Ci,v
of Westminster, Nd, ranging from so nv
$50 to so by 1913 feet,
All of which are eligbly situated within
the city limits and desirable Building Sites
and are now offered to the public on spcb
terms and at such prices as make them
available to every one.
Twenty. eight Of these Lots are sitna,sd
on Green STREE, beginning at the corner
Of Centre Street, opposite the residence ot
Col. W. W. Dallas Eighteen on Church
Street, and Sixty.two on two other Streets
to be opened.
These Lots range in value from $500 10.
$500 each, and are all eligible Building
Lots.
Ben. Ten OF these Lots will Draw Prize
OF 500 each, besides the Lot, making A
Premium Of One Thousand Dollars 10 be
Distributed amsng the holders of the for.
tunate tickets. The prizes will be attached
to the numbers desig nating the least valua.
BILE Lots.
These Lots are valued at 5000 esch,
though some of them are worth at leas,
$500. They will be surveyed. marked and
bounded, and plot of the same will be on
exhibition at the Office of Frizell a Manning.
| They are offered to subscribers on the
| following terms:
| The Lots will be numbered and marked
on the plot, and corresponding numbers
will be put in the wheel and drawn out and
recorded As soon as the numbers are all
| taken the Lots will be drawn for, and the
number drawn by the purchaser will desig.
nate his Lot. Each subscriber is guaran.
teed to draw Lot Before the drawing
takes place subscribers will draw GU, the
numbers, from to ITO, TO determine the
order in which their chances shall come in
drawing for the Lots. The drawing will
take place in the Court House, due notice
of which will be given in the Westminster
papers.
Possession will be given Immediately
after the drawing, but the grain crops viii
be reserved. Absut fifty of these Lots are
well set in grass, and it the drawing takes
place before the grass is cut the grass crop
will go with the lots.
On signing the subscription payment Of
$50 will be due upon each Lot Subscribed
for, to be paid on or before the day set
apart for drawing the Lots.
In addition to the first payment of $50,
the purchaser will be required to give two
notes for $50 each, payable ia six and
twelve months, and one ether note for SO
payablein eighteen months; each note TO hear
interest from date. On the payment of the
last note good end sufficient deed will be
given. All deeds and stamps to be at the
expense Of the purchasers.
Books of subscription to said LOIS are
now open ut the Office of Frizell 4 Manning,
Westminster.
Here is chance for men Of limited
means to procure Town Lot on very easy
and accommodating terms. Come up and
subscribe before the chances are oil taken.
JOHN G. FRIZELL.
ap eff
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In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Maryland, in Bank.
rtiptcy, In the matter of Robert T..
Smith, bankrupt.
THIS is to give notice, that petition
Il has been presented to the Court, this
9th day of April, 1871, by Robert I. Smith,
Of the county Of Carroll, State Of Mary.
land, and District aforesaid. Bankrupt,
praying that he may may be decreed to have
full discharge from all his debts, provable
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading
said petition; 1t is ordered by the Court,
that hearing be had upon the same, on
the 18th day of May, 1871, before the Court,
IN the City Of Baltimore, in said District,
at 10 o clock, A. NJ, aud that notice thereof
be published in the baltimore Gazette and
the Westminster Advocate, newspapers
printed in said District. once a week for
three weeks before that day; and that all
creditors who have proved their debts; and
other persons in interest, may appear at
said time and place, and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted. ~
JAMES w. CHEW.
Clerk of District Court for said District.
ap 10 3t
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"How HIGH IsH DAT ?"--The DEM
seratie victory, 10 st. Louis, last week
BY n,ajorities ranging from 1000 to
$500, was the frst achieved in that
cityin ten 3ears. Many Germans voted
With the Democrats for the purpose Of
rindieating the course Of Senator
sehurs, against the policy Of President
Grant
Bagssstowa held her municipal cleo
ton On Monday last, and the Democrats
won decisive victory over the Repub-
licans, who came to tie polls with their
streogthincreased BY $40 coIored vSters.
Last gear the total vote Of Hagerstown
was IT'S; this year 1880. The entire
Democratic ticket was elected BY 40
average majority Of 70. The election
passed % quietly.
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Y>HE undersigned by virtue of Deed OF
Il Trust executed to them by Geo. Houck
Of Vim. and wife, for the benefit Of his
creditors, will offer the Real Estate convey
ed by said deed, at public sale, to the high
est bidder, as follows:
On Saturday, the 29h day Of april, 1871,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the premises, three
Lots OF Land, situate in Carroll county,
Nd, about u miles southwest from the
town Of Hampstead, adjoining lands OF
VIM. shupgeagle, Buchanan L Ailier and
others, viz:
Lot No. contains ~ Acres, 3 Roods
and "a Perches OF Land, more or less.
Lot No. &C ntains 10 Acres Of Land.
more or less.
| Lot No. contains IS Acres and Is Pep-
ches Of Land, moIe or less.
About one half Of lots No. and 8 are
| covered with excellent timber and stream
of water called Deep Run flows through,
lots No. ard 2, and lot No. 3 has an ex-
cellent and neyer-failing spring OF water on
it. These are very desirable lots and
worthy Of the attention Of persons who
desire 70 procure comfortable homes.
Also on SATURDAY, the Goth day of
April, 1871, at o'clock, P. NJ, on the
premises, s Lots of Land, situate in CARROLL
county, Nd, about mile from the town Of
hampstead, on the turnpike road leading
from thence TO the Glen Morris Station OF
the Western Maryland Railroad, adjoining
lands of A. Burk, J. Belt, Geo. Deal and
others, viz:
Lot No. contains Acres, 8 Roods and
5 Perches of Land, more or less.
Lot No. 2 contains Q Acres and Rood
/ Of Land, more or less.
Lot No. 8 contains Acres, Rood and
81 Perches Of Land, more or less.
Lot No. contains II Acres and Rood
Of Land, more or less.
Lot No. s contains 10 Acres and Rood,
OF Land, more or less.
On Lot No. there is x--0
comfortable two story Log AlS
House, Barn., and other ,lf 6l1[
buildings. an Orchard &c, ssladf.-ss
and this lot and lots No. 2, 8 and 4 bound
on the turnpike road, and lot No. has on,
it Log House, some fine Apple Trees
and an excellent and never failing spring of
water and the water from this spring flows
through one corner of Lot No. 8. These
lots are in good state of cultivation, in
closed with good fences, and would make
desirable homes.
All the aforesaid lots Of land have been
recently surveyed, and plat thereof will
be exhibited on the day Of sale.
The 1eywss Of Sale are as .fotioios One,
third part Of the purchase money shall be
paid by the purchaser or purchasers on the
day OF sale or on the ratification thereof by
the Circuit Court for Carroll county in
Equity. and the residue shall be paid in two
equal payments, the one to be paid in one
year and the other in two years from the
day Of sale, with interest, and to DO secured
by the notes of the purchasers with security
TO be approved Of by the undersigned.
J. J. BAUMGARTNER,
G. I. REIFSNIDER,
Trustees.
Jso. I. DIFFESnueH, Auciioneer.
april 6, 1871 is
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Town ELECTIONS IN MARYLAND
John Is. Brown, James b. Palmer and
William W. Busted were on Monday
elected commissioners Of the town
of Centreville for the ensuing year. At
Salisbury,he regularly democratic ticke
for town commissioners was elected over
the independent. The republicans made
no nominations.
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COnStabIe'S Sale.

DY virtue Of two wrts Of Fieri Facas
ID issued by Abner Neal, one of the Jus.
tees of the Peace in and for Carroll county,
State Of Maryland, one at the suit of Daniel
L. Goodwin, and one at the suit of II.
Groverman, Jr., against the goods and
ehattels, lands and tcuements of Henry
Ditman, and TO me directed, have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate of the said Henry
Ditman, of, in and to all that part of a tract
of land which was conveyed by George W.
Cook and wife to Louisa Ditman, wife of
Henry, by deed dated June 3. 1868, and
recorded among the Land Records of Car,
roll county, in Lber j. b. b., No. 80,
Folio so, &c, being part ola Tract of Land
called Rochester ReSurveyed,n situated
about four miles from Westminster, on the
road leading from the Washington Road to
Warfeldsburg, adjoining lands of Francis
Beaver, Elias finglins and others, con.
tanning
"a ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
improved with two story
Log Dwelling House, Log AMI
Barn, and other necessary AaEA
ontbnlldings. And hereby LII - 51S!.5al
give notice that on
Saturday, The 6M day Of Nay, 1871,
at ! O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Court House
door, in the city of Westminster, | will sell
said property so seized and taken in cxecu.
ton, to the highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN ". STEM.
up 1sis Constable.
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WASTE LANDS IN VIRGINIA
Richmond Enquirer says THAT in more
than forty counties Of the Commonwealth
two-thirds of the arabic land is lying
waste, and the other third is poorly
cultivated, These lands are steadily
drifting down the descending scale Of
OF values, most OF them are under liens,
aud are on the market There are no
buyers, yet they must be sold"
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In Jones' Falls
We sinned all.

Moses II. Grinnell, Naval Officer,
New York, has been ousled by Presi-
dent Grant Only few days ago Mr..
Grinnell made speech favoring Grants
denomination. His removal from Office
has produced profound sensation
among Republicans.
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The irrepressible Butler has made
his controversy with Speaker Blaine the
subject Of a pamphlet. ooh that mine
enemy would write a book Mr.. Blaine
may exclaim.
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There has been 20 further trouble 10
the Pcuusylyania coal region since Fri.
day Of any important eharactre. Gov
ernor Geary has caused writes to be serv.
ed against the railroad companies, re-
quiring them to show why their charters
should not be revoked for overcharge Of
freight. The rioting miners have held
meetings, declined to accept the terms
offered them by the operators to resume
work
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Another Republican Senator, Morrill,,
of Vermont, has declared against the
Presidents San Domingo "policy," and
on Friday last addressed the Senate for
three hours against it.
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A man applied to the sslcctmen of
Hartford, Conn. last week for an order
for cpfia in which to bury his child
1t was given him, aud afterwards it was
ascertained that he wanted to sell it for
half price, aud that his child was not
dead.
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The Germans celebrated the return
of peace between France and Germa ny
in several of our principal cities on
Monday.
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Senator Ames has written letter to
certain members Of the Mississippi
Legislature, charging Governor Alcorn
with 'bad faith to the Republican
party"
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Senator Sumner calls Grant the chief
Of the Ku Klux 10 the West Indies,
aud Senator Blair says that Congress is
the original Ku Klux organization.
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III Tie District Court Of he United Stat,
for The District Of Maryland, IN Bont,
,Hptcy, In the matter Of Japrett .ShaUct
Bankrupt,
VvHlS is TO give notice. that a bcl;,io,
Il has been presented TO the Court III
9th day Of April, 1871, by Jarrett Sbaucl
of the county of Carroll, State of MarvIanS
and District aforesaid, Bankrupt; pTavins
that he may be decresd 10 have full dig
charge from all his debts, provable unds-
the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading mia
petition: Il is ordered by tho Court, Inn,
hearing be had upon the same, on the hi
day of May, 1871, before the Court, in tbS,
City of Baltimore, in said District, Al IA
o'clock, A. NJ, and that notice thereof ho
published in the BditiRore Gazette, and Tho
Westminster Adeocate, newspapers prinieJ
in said District, once week for tbroo
weeks before that day, and that all creditor.
who have proved their debts, and otbsg
persons IN interest, may appear al said
time and place, and show cause, il any ,hev
have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
JAMES W. CHEW.
Clerk of District Court for said District
ap133 81
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White China Tea Sets, Stone China
Dinner aud Tea Sets, every variety Of
Queenswarc, ut L. X. Gernands 2t
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Notice.

Il HEREBY warn all persons not TO trust
i my Wife, Elizabeth Shaeifer, as | will
not pay any debts contracted by her.
JOSHUA SHAEFFEit, (Miller,)
ap 81 Near Mount Pleasant.
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California last year produced 10000.
900 lbs. Of wool, nearly one third ofthe
total clip Of the United States.
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Seventy eight women are now regu-
larly ordained preachers in the United
States.
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The New York Herald is lavish of
its advice to the Democratic party on
the ndead issues"
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The deepest hole in the world, is an
artesian well at Pottsdam, Mo-, which
goes down $500 feet.
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Carpets for sale at john i. Reifsni.
der's as low as % Gents. 81
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They are going to put President
Grants portrait on the revenue stamps
for imported cigars.
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Apricot trees are ia bloom and the
peach trees are putting on their bushes
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PUBLIC SALE.

vINHE subscriber as Trustee of Philip Six,
Il of Carroll county, will sell at Public
Sale, all Of the Real and Personal Estate
of said Philip Six, on
Saturday, Tie 18th day IF May, 1871,
at there sidence of said Six. LIST, the Farm
on which said Six now resides, situated on
the public road leading from Taneytown to
Keys School House, or Poolesville, about
miles west of Taneytowu, and miles
east of Double Pipe Creek Station on the
Western Maryland Railroad The said farm
is improved with new LOG A M-N
HOUSE, new Barn, and 9.tS
other buildings well of ex. ~ 3sI9H,
cellent water near the house,
n variety Of Fruit Trees, and well laid off
In Lois. 2d.. Tho Enrm containing
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CARPET swEEpERs.

1t is recreation for Child or Lady
in feeble health to sweep Carpets
thoroughly. They will not wear the
Carpets one quarter as much us brooms
and will last life time.
81. John L. Rel 'snidcr, Agent.
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Baseball has broken out among the
boys of Westminster.
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Local Intelligence.

Westminster Cries.-When "it was
summer aud We went to school, dap.
per country lads aud little maidens," we
remember how we were delighted with
the reading of little book for the
amasemcntof children, entitled London
Cries" which gave US some novel ideas
of life in the great British metropolis,
where almost every kind Of edible is
cried through the streets BY the ven
doris, who serve the people at their
doors. The eustom has been adopted,
to some extent, in our American cities,
but it is greatly modified here, on ac
count Of the smaller size Of our towns
aud the convenience Of the numerous
market places rendering it unnecessary
to vend so many articles through the
streets. In Westminster we rarely hear
anything cried through our streets at this
season, except fresh shadl fresh shad!'
with an occasional variation of "fresh
herring" which even now, as We write,
is resoundtpg in our ears from the
stentorian lungs Of the vendor Of these
piscatory delicacies. We rather like the
practice Of crying articles through the
streets, ms it seems to add to the bustl.
ing activity of our little CITY.
The musical aud literary entertain
ment given at the Odd Fellows Hall.
on Thursday evening. 9Th instant. by
the Irving Literary Society of the IVES.
teru Maryland College, reflected great
The ,aad;n,s and rcc,,,t;ons weraexoei
lent and ev;need careful tr,;n;ng md
close onnlieation evokinv hearty dem.
opstrations of applause The Cuudle
Lecture and Pocs Raven were admira.
blv rendered ms also several other ME
ces the selection and convention of
which evioced n correct and cultivated
taste Exbib;tions of n moral refined
and intellectual character such ms this
onobt To an Tho house leavino not one
vacant seat They are creditable alike
TO the town to the institution and &c
the societies which ;nnnrnrote them
What can he or should he more inter.
estino To anv community than tho nro
DER DEVELOPMENT of the rising generation
who thus give evidence of The care and
efiiciepcy Of those to whom that deyel
opement has been entrusted Tn future
exhibitions of the kind we hone to Sc,
evidence of the LARGEST ,ppreeiation n
them by the public.
Sale ofReal Esta,e.-John A. Blak,
has sold 40 acres of his farm at Pleas
aut Grove, Lancaster county, for $40.
chased Il on account Of n mineral snrinc,
from which con.id ,rabIo Quantities q.
water were Skinned 10 pbladelphia las
summer II Is said there Is but on,
snr;ng eonal N !, va, discovered aud |;
i in Germany Il is aid 10 he n nan
acea for all diseases and if nat thos,
crcenbacks are Tbev intend ereciino
6uild,ncs and imnroying it for tho bene
NJ Oh insai,us; iiau 'nese rhilauel
PhiluS ',si.eu 7" es'min''ef 'ooio'oepsas
ing u 'neir Lancaster county sPccu'i
.ion, lhey woula nave ioena . @ u era
zell ESQ nrobably unsnrnassed bv an,
other IN the country. Aud this sprlni
Is within the corporate limits Of tn
city OF Westminster, and one Of tn.
handsomest sites Tor u hne large Hotel
anywhere to be found, accessible by rail
road twice day, where invalIds ma.
come and quaif the elixir OF life aud re
new their health.
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North Carolina papers advocate the
re-establishmept Of the whippiog-post