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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-10-19


The Judicial Convention for tho 9th
Judicial Circuit, composed Of Frederick
and Montgomery counties, which met
at Barnum's, 10 Baltimore, on Thursday
last, adjourned to meet at Hyattstown,
Montgomery county, on TIE 2lst inst.
The contestants for the honor Of the
nomination, are Hon. Joseph L. Brad
ley. Of Montgomery, and Hon. VIM. P.
Maulsby Of Frederick. Upon the
decease Of the Hon. Madison Nelson,
nearly two years since, the Governor
appoiated the Hon VIM. P. Maulsby to
succeed him as Chief Judge of the
Sixth Circuit. The Hon. Joseph Il.
Bradley (who, since his name was strick-
en- from the roll Of attorneys 10 the Dis
trict Criminal Court for threatening to
punch Judge Fishers head, has retired
to Montgomery county, wanted the
place but did not get it. The matter is
now to be decided by the people, and
Mr.. Bradley has secured delegation
from Montgomery county unanimously
in his favor Colonel Maulsby suppos.
ed that Frederick county would support
him without division, but politicians are
uncertain. When the Frederick county
couferees were appointed the County
Convention instructed them to vote for
the Hon. VIM. P Maulsby for Chief
Judge, which was supposed to be equiv
alent to an election, Frederick county
having six votes and Montgomery county
but four. There was much negotiation
as to where the conferees should meet,
the Frederick men, insisting that the
Montgomery men should come to Fred
eri,k, aud the Montgomery men being
equally solieitous shat the Convention
should be within the limits oftheir own
county. At last, by way Of compromise
it was agreed that the Convention should
meet in Baltimore. But having met
there, it adjourned to Hyattstown.
In the meantime new candidate has
appeared in the field. Frederick J
Nelson, Esq, is supported by two of the
Frederick county conferees, leaving
Colonel Maulsby but four. How the
contest viii terminate, remains to be
seen.
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The Catoctn Clarion makes the fol
lowing sensible illusions to the Demo-
cratic standard bearer in this State, aud
his competitor, Mr.. Tome, who is a
native of Pennsylvania.
We take the Constitution Of the United
States for our polar star. 1t provides that
none but natives shall be eligible for Presi.
dent and Vice President; but for minor
Offices, after certain probation and natur-
alizatiou, foreigners as well as native born
citizens are eligible. In like manner, al.
though it is not so expressed in the Con-
stitution, we hold that it would be wise
precaution, that the Governor of Maryland
should be native born citizen Of the State,
to guard against all contingencies in time
Of peace or time Of war; but for all under
Offices, citizens of other States to stand
equal in privileges with citizens to the
manor born.
Baltimore cherishes, as il is right she
should, ararticular regard for old historic
names, connected with the rise, progress
and renown Of the old Monumental town,
and the honor, interest and welfare of the
State. The names Of Carroll, Howard,
Paca, Chase, Barney. Luther Manin, Pink.
ney, Smith, Philip Il. Thomas, Writ and
fancy, are among her household gods, aud
nre interviewer with all that is great and
glorious in her Revolutionary history. and
her commercial and political annals. Pink.
ney commanded the Baltimore Battalion at
the disastrous Battle of Bladensburg. His
corps CALAMITY seconded Commodore Bar
ney's efforts, when the old Hero and his
hotilla we're captured by the British When
James Lowry Donaldson fell at North Point
ct the head Of the Baltimore Blues,r the
people inscribed his name on the Battle
Monument; and whenever the citizens OF
the City and State look upon that Monu.
mental pile, erected to heroism and exalted
worth, they viii think of Pinkney at home
and abroad, the eloquent defender OF his
country's rights and honor, at foreign
courts, in the Senate House, at the bar and
on the battle field. She cannot go back on
his eloquent grand son for Pennsylvania
nag. Neverl
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The amount Of claims from delinquents owing
the State Of Maryland is $4l0,l32 Many Of
them are very old and will probably never be
collected.
We have taken occasion, in years
past, to examine into some Of those
claims, and fouad them mere myths.
Some are balances due to collectors,
sheriffs, &C., on the estates of removed
or deceased persons aud from iusolvents
which can never be collected. But
having been entered upon the books Of
the Comptroller's Office, they remain
there, aud are published, from time to
time, 10 conformity with the law, and
do injustice to those officers whose &C.
counts have been settled up, as far as
they can be, and who are, therefore, not
delinquenis, although they are repre-
seuted to be so by this publication.
Some legislation is need ID in order to
purge the list Of delinquents of all such
cases. But the great majority of these
cases are. delinquents to the State, and
as such are disqualified to hold Office.
Hence they are published before every
State election.
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In the Orphans Court Of Carroll CO..
OCTOBER TERM, 1871

oh.,., Corrt ~ Carroll COS
in tue o'pnaun1 croarn TERN ISL
r.,.,o - : ON applicsb'
, n pobrbaek. il Is ordereda.
ha"ie ,a,a - e.h day of on
h.r 1871 that the sale of the Real
~, vv If Lawrence Rohrbach, late
Sarroli county d rIou" = S,rs,yir, 81
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TRUSTEES salr
oP
VALUABLE REAL EYlr

THE subscriber, by yirt,. !, !,
:, Of Trust from hi III u '.
will offer at Public Sale, o. ''' V
Th~sday, he Oh Of NoruII, ~
at l O'Clock, P. NJ, on N ~.
situate onc.halfmile from th.S,~
on Big Pipe Greek, adjourn, ,l.s.t
Of Joseph =. Hahn, Ab.4h,s ~
and others, in Myers Disris S /,
county, Md, all the following j, ~
valuable Real Estate, via. Il n,
contains
ia Aere', / Rood and u s,.
Perehes Of Land, more al
aud is improved with gooi tina,
Stone Dwelling, aud q. In-.
cellent Stone Switzer Barn I'M
oOx4I feet, Spring House Has
Wagon Shed, Wood IIOu,s, Shea.
Chicken House, Hog House, L. N
property is a most desi1bl, hSz }
land productive, witlfeStelleulOuIs.
q well watered there being agoar1
at the Spring House and ! vsa,s n
Hog House aud also ore d! 4. 4,
Lot No. 2 contains
1923 Acres, ! Rood and 10 S,sr h
,hes Of Land, more Or Ia,
and is in fine condition, but vi.
improvements.
Lot No. 3 contains
% Acres and IS Square Pralq
L,uni, more or laa
Lot No. s contains
I Acres, ! Rood and IS Spar
ehes If Land, more Or la
Lot No. 3 contains
5 Acres, ! Rood and 6 Sqmr
ohes Of Land, more ka
Lot No. 6 contains
5 Acres and 80 Square PefcAaeil
more or less. All Of the abovss
Lots Of Land lie contiguous h
other, and arc distant from lhsF
ick and Pennsylvania Liue b
about 8 miles, aud are cohVs'
located as to Schools, Churshs
This property will DO sold 10 |
above described, or any two on
said Lots will be sold together
purchasers. Possession g'sa
compliance with the terms Of 8
Terms Of .Sate.--0nc third q
balance in two equal payneal,
aud two years respectively, WI
est from the day Of sale, secure
satisfaction of Trustee.
CHAS. b. ROBERTS, II
j. ii. HorpE, AuctiOuecr
oct l2ts
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The Republican party of Carroll
county have called county convention
to nominate county ticket on Monday
the 23d inst. The primary meetings
viii be held on Saturday, the 2lst
instant.
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Also at the same time and place we will
sell the Personal Property of the said Mary
Stem, deceased, consisting of bedsteads
and bedding, lot of chairs, lot Of tables,
, cases of drawers, bureau, excellent eight
day clock, kitchen cupboard, template stove
and pipe, large copper kettle, small do,
large iron kettle, clnirn, axe, tubs, buckets,
barrels, and many other articles too numer'
Gus to mention.
Terms Of Sdle-All sums of So and
under, CASH on sums above that amount
credit of msnths will be given, purchasers
to give their notes with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale.
WIN. SRGAF00SE,
JACOB ECKARD,
Executors.
JoHN I. ASDERs, Auctioneer.
oct 10 Is.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

DY virtue Of commission issued 10 us
H. by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, TO examine and relocate the
public road known by the name Stone road
No: 20, in said county, commencing at
Joshua Frownielter's house and running
thence to Groves mill; thence to Samuel
Covers lanyard; thence to the Gettysburg
turnpike road near the 10th mile stone.
This is therefore to notify all persons
whom IT may concern, that the undersigned
Will meet on the premises, commencing ut
frownfelter's house. on Monday, The 2Oth
Of Aorember, 1871, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to
execute the trust reposed in us by said
commissioners.
DAVID II. REIND0LLAR,
JOSIAH BAUMGARTNER,
WILLIAM H. MAUS,
oct l9.5t Examiners.
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NOTICE.

A Meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
"A the Carroll County Agricultural So.
Getty, will be held at the First Nat;o no
Bank, Westminster, on .Saturday ,,s,s ''y ;, :,
t haa;,a La. 2, o'clock, A. N. All persons
s having oiils against the Society (other than
sor premiums which win be paid by, the
'ecre'arg are requested to present them.
BY order,
-, - WIN. A. McKELLIP,
- ~ Secretary.
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FOR SALE

5000 4 hss's .S Sss. d so0e gss "a
cherries; Also, a lot Of Pears, dwarf and
siandard' Quinces, Apricots, Currants.
Iooseberries. de-, the best stock ever
offered to The public 10 Carroll COUNTY
NOW V The time to plaut, until the ground
freezes Every article guaranteed. Applv
% c JOSEPH STOUT.
carroll Nurseries, Westminster, Nd.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


RY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
10 for Carroll county, sitting as a Court
Of Equity, passed in cause No 1921 Equity,
the undersigned will sell at Public Sale, to
the highest bidder. on the premises, on
Saturday, the lii day of NovemJer,
1871, at . o'clock, P. NJ, Lot of Land
containing
16 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The Improvements thereon consist Of a Log
Dwelling House u stories A ,N-o
high, Stable, Orchard. Gar.
den, &c, water convenient kkl4
TO the house, &c. This prop
erty is situate on the county road leading
from Carrollton to Patapsco Station, and IS
about one mile from Paiapsco Station, ad.
joins the land of John TAYLOR. James
Rhodes and others, and is the same of
which Mary Taylor died seized and pos.
sessed.
Terms Of Sale. -0ne.third cash ON tho
day OF sale or on the ratification thereof.
one third in one year and the other one,
third IN two years from the day Of sale; the
credit payments to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser or purchasers with an.
proved security, bearing interest from lie
REUBEN A. SMITH,
Trustee.
oct lots.
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Notice.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
i between Ellen Beard and Catharine
Fisher, now Catharine Mcnamara, wife Of
Michael Mcnamara, is dissolved by mutual
consent. Ellen Beard will continue the
business an is authorized TO receipt for all
debts due the firm.
ELLEN BEARD.
CATHARINE MCNAMARA.
oct Io.3ta
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Caution.

T HEREBY warn all persons D. y,
trust my wife Mary Rebecca = y y
she having left my bed aud b9aIa ',I I,
out cause or provocn,ion, as | VIM
pay any debts contracted BY h sno
HENRY zEfr 4.
oct 12 81. Near Houckssll''
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So Reward.

GTRAYED from the undersigned on the
- Soth Of September, 1871, akTEN
Red Cow, with star in face, white NV
belly and tanks also large .AUu
Heller. 2 years old this winter. The above
reward will be paid for information that
J will lead to their recovery.
WILLIAM STUBBINS,
oct 1889 Caledonia Paper Mills.
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Black and Blue Cloths, Plain, Crepe
and Tricot finish, of elegant qualities,
at Il. X. Geruand's. ct
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For Rent,

A Tenement on the Deer Park road,
N suitable for I Shoemaker, Blacksmith
or other Mechanic, with a quarter Of an
acre Of land or FIVE acres attached, at the
option of the tenant. PossessioH given
Immediately, apply at this office.
oct 19-8t~
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Go to j. Yingling & Soa's and buy
your Cloths and CassiInees, they have
the best assortment 10 Westminster.
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Business Locals.

Notices under this head TEN CENTS
per line for each Insertion.
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Dissolution Of C0partnership.

TENiIE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between Joshua J. Shorb and Jacob ].
Lester, doing business under the name Of
Shorb d Leister, was this day dissolved.
The whole establishment, of Real and
Personal, or any part thereof, consisting Of
Shops and Machinery to manufae lure
House and Cabinet Work, all in good run.
ming order, for sale. We also have on
hand large and handsome stock Of Furni.
ture, which we offer at low rates for cash,
as we are anxious to sell and close out busi.
ness. Please call and examine.
All persons indebted to the above firm
are requested to call at our Office and make
immediate settlement.
JOSHUA ]. SHORB,
JACOB J. LESTER.
oct 10, 1871.
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The total number Of Germans rcsid
ing in the United States Is J 800, 53s.
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A Valuable Farm
At pUBLIO SALE.

Nv ,;.,no If nm order Of the Orphans
* con,t If Carroll county, the Subseri,.
hers as Executors Of Mary STEM la p,i 2.
SAID county, deceased, will sell az uo"S
Sale, on the premises, Oh -,
Saturday, be 25h Of Noce@oer' loh'
at one a clock, ?. NJ, very desirable Farm
situated about miles norlhwe$' Gu un,9h'
town. md "a miles from the Western No
Pa;lrond. adjoining lands OF Dan, ). Diehi,
Abraham Myers and Others, and containing
about 800
ll6 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
about 25 acres of which is excellent Timber
Iand The balance is laid off in convent
end fields and in a high state OF cultivation
This Farm ia well watered, having several
never failing Springs Of excellent Water.
There is also plenty OF Limestone on 'he
Mace. The improvements consist OF a one
u.-,1 and half story Log House,
.lS good and substantial Barn;
@iiIbSiAM, also a splendid Orchard OF
a'sss>'eS--zes7,s- choice Fruit Trees all in bear.
ing condition, with never failing Spring
Of Water near the dwelling.
Fog Possession given April First, 1872,
Persons DESTROYS of viewing the above
described property can DO so by applying
to either of the Executors, residing il
Uuiontown, or to John G. WRIGHT, living
on the Farm, who will take pleasure it
furnishing any information desired.
Terms Of Sale. - 0ne.tdird of the pur
chase money to lie paid to the said Execu
tors on the day of sale, or upon the ratiIica
ton thereof by the court; the balance to be
paid in two equal payments Of one and two
years respectively, the credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale and to
be secured satisfactorily. Upon payment
of the whole Of the purchase money, good
and sufficient deed will be given.
WIN. SEGAF00SE,
JACOB ECKARD,
Executors.
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Very handsome Diamond Brocades,
all colors, at 25 cents, at
II. L. Norris & Cos.
.Look to your own interest, Brandcn.
burg is selling Mems Heavy Custom
Made Boots, for $3.50, Boys 50 %.
Best Calicocs ouly IL cents, and
Hillside, Kentucky Jeans only l2l
cents. at j. Yingling & Sons.
Another lot of those beautiful Gros
de Zurichs, all colors, at
H. l.. Norris & Cos.
Shawls! Shawls Il Single and double,
at Il. X. Gernands. q
Waterproof aud yelveteens all colors,
at j. Yiuglins & Sons.
Fancy Cassimeres of the latest styles
just opened at II X. Gernaud's
Il. j. Crumrine's Great Dexter Horse
and Cattle Powder, for sale Wholesale
and Retail by ]. l. Rcifsnider. If
KING WASHING MACHINE.
} The only perfect Washing Machine
in the United States.
Il. j. CRUMRINE & Co,
Agents for Carroll county.
Manchester, Nd. If
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Amount rooo;,o1 -. -. sOz,555. TO
and 1870 s12.7as ne
90 1871 l4,lsl.7S
S26,9sO.l4
Amount due to date so5 90, on
Interest due and unpaid on lew
tor h 1869 and 1870 to August
9Th, 1871 ono =.
Total amount due Board Of
School Commissioners from
County Commissioners s2s.5sl II
We publish the above statement to cor.
rcc' an erroneous impression made upon
.ae pubic IN consequence Of published
Statement, made by the County Commission.
ers, dated October 9th, 1871
oct l9.3t
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'o'l's . 'irsal,.,,


IN the Circuit coun l \,
John j. Baumsastnsr, T,. s.'''Il Cat
. N. bell. KID.
NOTICE is herehv
and sI before he s q S d, y "a v, d
iile their claims prons,l \, ansnr, In /
ihenticaled with ia ~ 'oIea Vi
Court for Carroll county s'.' !, q NJ q;
before the 2lst day Of Dsc. d ss!SiIt Il
oct 10, Is7I.4t A, sRl
:. -. =. NO. 1927 EQUITY
In In the Circuit :, Court io' c',,,,l !,
Charles I. Reifsnider, Tu s,,''a Vu
NOTICE is hereby s riSss !. 4,
~ of Augustus hs sSs y y. s'a,.
such on aud before he An , ~, y "
Der, A. ID. 1871, to Gle nj, ~ u va
proven and authenticate \. N q n ~,
the Circuit Court for c.,,aInI III
Equity, on or before ,he AN ars |
cember next. wa Edk
~ J., J. BAUNGApryv,
oct 10, lS7l.lt "aistS
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ny order of the Board of School Com.
!, ~ missioners of Carroll county, we pub.
hsh the following resolution:
=, hI,esotred, That committee composed of
4; winchester and Job Hibberd be appoint,
ed to publish a statement of the financial
condition OF this Board as existing up 10
the present time between the Board Of
County Commissioners and this Board
Amount oflevy for the year 1869 sl7.s6s "a
do do 1870 1896. i6
w 10 1871 l7,498. Is
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more or less. The improvements consist
OF an excellent two story
Brick Dwelling House, with AgSA-l
an attic and basement, new ,HS2rA
Swltzer Barn As II. 60 e., T. tI -.
a new Wagon Shed, new Hog Pen, Chick.
en- House. Carrage House, &c all of the
buildings are new and in good repair. This
property is well watered and under good
fencing There is an excellent young Ap.
pie Orchard upon 1t, now in bearing con
dltloni also large variety of other fruits.
This land is in fine condition, produces
well aud constitutes one of the most desira.
bic homes in the county, being conveniently
located MS to churches, schools, &c, and is
within one'hnlf mile Of the Frederick and
PENNSYLVANIA Line railroad, and u miles
OF the Western Maryland Railroad. About
40 Acres Of the above land are finely Tim
bered, with oak, Hickory, &c.
Lot No. is situate about one.haf mile
from the above described property, and ad
joins. the lands Of John Bushey, John N.
Hershey and others, and contains
80 l A Acres and Is Square
Perches of Land, more or less.
There are no improvements upon it but
about 10 Acres are heavily Timbered with
poplar, walnut, oak, &c.
Possession Of Lot No. or Home Place
s,Iyen on first day of April, 1872; Of Lot
No; upon compliance with iheterms ofsale
Terms Of Sdle.-0ne third cash on III,
day OF sale or upon the ratification thereof
the balance in equal payments of one an,
two years respectively, the purchaser to Civ,
MS notes bearing interest from day of sal,
and secured to the satisfaction of Trustee
GEORGE W. SHAW,
Trustee.
CHARLES D. Ronrnrs, Solicitor.
oct lots
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STEE's SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In TdReytown, Carroll County. Nd.

DY virtue ola Decree fihe Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting as q Court
OF Equity, the subscriber, as Trustee, will
offer AT Public Sale, on
Saturday, he 18Th day Of NoremLcr,
A. D., 1871, ut l clock, P. NJ, ontheprem.
ises, situate on the Frederick Road, p miles
southeast Of Taneytown, adjoining the lands
Of John NJ. Hershey, the late Col. Samuel
Gait and others, all that valuable Farm
situate as above mentioned, and containing
One Hundred and Fifty-two
Acres and Fifteen Square
Perches of Land,
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Very handsome Diamond Brocades,
all colors, at 25 cents, at
II. L. Norris & Cos.
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FOR JUDGES OF THE ORPHANS COURT.
ADAM SHOWER,
UPTON R0OP,
- HANSON +. WEBB.
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The improvements thereon CO
Dwelling House u stories
high, Stable, Orchard, Gar.
den, &c, water convenient
70 the house, &c. This prop
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Relieffor Chicogo.-Collcction were
taken up in the several Churches in this
city on Sunday last, for the relief Of
the sufferers by the great FIRE in Chi
cago. Contributions have also been
made by the several Lodges and bencfi
cial associations.
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We were shown an apple, grown by
Mr.. VIM. Lawyer, which measured is
inches IN circumference, and weighed
one pound eight ounces.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1871.
Democratic Conservative Ticket.
--,~~-
ron eossRSoE,
WILLIAM PiNKNEY WHITE.

eR.conrfrotLrR or THE TREASURY,
LEVIN wOOLFORD.
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We learn that Mr.. John II. Donnell,
Of Hanover, has leased the Moutour
House, Of this city.
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Sale Of 7o,cn Property.-Mr. II. B
Grammer has sold his house aud lot in
Westminster, nearly opposite the Odd
Fellows Hall, to Mr.. John Nusbaum
for the sum Of SO, 800.
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nanort nr the CondItIon

or tho Farmers and Mechanics National
RAM Of Westminster, at the close Of
business, October I'd, 1871.