The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-11-25

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Burlington, Esq. Chief Judge Hanson
I. Webb and Ira Il. Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
ESQ, Register Of Wills.
Monday, November Goth, 1871
The first and FINAL account of Joseph
Brummel, late administrator of Samue
Taylor, removed, passed by the Orphans
Court.
Tuesday, November 2lst, 1871
Jacob Myerly aud Jacob Bankert, ex
ecutors of Elizabeth EVERY, returned
list of sales of personal property, add
tional Inventory of Money, and made
report of sales Of all her undeyised real
estate - order ratification sale Mise
passed.
Letters of administration granted on
the estate Of Andrew Hames, deceased,
to Samuel Hiuer, aud remuneration of
widow and sou filed.
Washington, james Q and Samuel
Gait, executors OF Samuel Gait, settled
their second administration account.
Jacob Essig, administrator Of Adam
Essig, returned ipsoniory, aud got or
ders to sell and notify creditors.
Wednesday, November 22nd Mi.
nerva Cook and Samuel Hoffman exec
utors OF DR.. Il J. Cook, returned report
of sale OF wood lot, part of deceased $ real
estate, aud order oil ratification sale hisi
passed.
Two orders for transfer ofbank stocks
of Elizabeth Everly, deceased, passed
for J. Myerly aud j Bankert executors
Thursday, November 23d.-Letters
of administration on the estate of Abra
ham Roop, deceased, granted to David
Roop.
Visit 10 the Aims Housc.-In CON
pany with the Grand Jury, 'ounty
Commissioners, Judges of the Orphan ;
Court aud number of others, on
Thursday we visited the Aims House
The Steward, Granville S Wilson, met
us ut the entrance aud extended hearty
welcome to ALL Shortly after our ARR
val dinner was announced, which was
indeed bouutiiul repast. After din
ner the company were shown through
the house, from top to bottom, and
everything was found to be in excellent
order; from thence to the stock yard,
where were seen hogs and shotes that
cannot be beat in the county; thence to
the stables, granaries aud barn. Mr.
W. explained his method of feeding aud
raising stock, aud likewise the farming
operations. The general opinion OF all
was that the right man was in charge
of the County Farm, aud that his su
perior was not TO he had. This is the
more gratifying to Mr.. Wilson as it
came from men of both political parties
In the cellar we saw pile OF 800 bush
els Of fiue potatoes, aud in the garden
were stored over 1000 heads Of cabbage
The buildings have recently been paint
ed and present neat appearance,
Fatal accident, mir Israel Riue
hart, residing near Union Bridge.
whilst engaged in digging out sand for
building purposes, Oh Wednes lay last,
was killed by the caving in Of the bank
Not returning home on Wednesday
night search was made for him on
Thursday morning, and his liieless
remains were found in the sand pit
Mr. Rinehart was the father of ". II
Rnehart, the sculptor, who is now in
Italy lie was so years of age, aud
was highly respected in the community
where lie resided, and his untney end
will be regretted by all
Hon. VIM. P Maulsby aud Charles +. .
Roberts have renewed the copartnership
which wai dissolved some time ago BY
the appointment Of Mr. Maulsby to the
Chief Judgeship of Frederick county.
The Numerous friends of Judge NJ. iu
this county will be gratifed to learn
that he is again to reside with us.
Sale If u Fdrm.--.Jacob Myerly and
Jacob BInkert, executors of Elizabeth
Eserly, deceased, sold on Friday week.
the Farm Of SAID deceased, containing
1914 acres, al S97 per acre, to Edward
Lynch; total amount $40, 45l75. Also
wood lot containing 10 acres, to A. S.
r. Banner, at S55 per acre.
In order to keep pace with the spirit
OF Improvement in our city the enter.
prising firm of j. Yiuglipg & Son have
had their store house repainted, inside
aud out, and it now presents an attrac
tive appear anee.
Mr.. George L. Wampler, of this
town butchered two hogs on Wednes
day, which weighed 1872, 300. Mrs.
Mary Wagner one weighing 1913
Mr.. james Rippard six, 81 mouths old
which weighed 1872 pounds.
w. A. Cunningham, ESQ, of this
city, has been appointed Right Wor.
shipful Grand Warden of the Grand
Lodge A. f. A. NJ. of Maryland.
On the third p &c of today's paper
We publish the Annual Report of the
School Commissioners.
| Commissions for sheriff. com issioner
aud surveyor, were received at the Coln
ty Clerks office yesterday. a
No less than fifty six wells in thi