The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-02-16
Local Intelligence.

8v~oA AntcAitSoheo'
Orphans Conr, Proceediags.-Lovi
Esq, Chief Judge; Hanson
T. Webb and Ira L. Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register Of Wills.
Monday February 9th, lS7l.-Josiah
2eifsnider, administrator Of Susan Reif.
snider, returned list of sales.
William p Anderson, administrator
w. A. of Edward Myers, returned
list Of sales
Letters administration on the estate
in Maryland Of Oliver W. Warehime,
late of York county, Pa, deceased, were
granted to Amanda Warehime and
Phannel Weutz.
The will of John Auts, deceased, was
ada.itted to probate, and letters tesla.
mentary granted to Lydia Auts, Execu.
trix.
Hannah aud George b Buckingham,
Of Elias Buckingham,
returned report of sale of household
Order passed fer Jonas Werner, ex.
ecutor of john Werner, to sell part Of
the goods and chattels bequcathed widow
for life, aud invest proceeds for her use.
On accommodation Of the Board of
School Commissioners of Carroll County
the Orphaus' Court appointed Miss Fan
mic y. Crawford. daughter Of Dr. +. j.
Crawford ,otill the vacancy in the school
arship for Carroll county, in the Balti
more Female College.
Tuesday, February 7th.-The will Of
George Angle, deceased, was admitted
to probate, aud letters testamentry gran.
ted to George Angel, Jr,, his executor.
Rachel Greenholtz, Exccutrix of John
Greenholtz, returned Inventories Of per.
sonal and real estate.
Order passed for executors of John
Miller, to invest legacy Of John Miller
Jr., in real estate as allowed by thu
will.
Upton Roop executor of Rachel
O'Brien, returned inventories Of real
and pernal estate,
Fine S,ighia aud Fine Horses
sleigh and tandem, aud sleigh and
four in hand, were among the 'sturn.
outs" of our citizens, during the late
fine sleighing. Mr. Samuel Roop, near
town, has the honor of having the fastest
nag aud our fellow citizen Mr.. VIM.
McKellip, also, has a fine mover, a dark
roam mare, beneath whose feet grass is
not permitted to grow. Mr.. Granville
Wilson, also, has fine black, which is
z" good one to go" and rather hard
to beat, it is said. We have not seen
Mr.. ii. Haines' splendid horse, St.
Lawrence, on our streets. He would
look well and move well attached to a
handsome cutter. We have seen other
fine lrotters dashing through our streets,
but not knowing anything Of them, we
can make no special mention.
Exhibition al FriseHsJmy.-An ex.
hibition will take place ut the Frizells.
burg AGA deny, on Saturday evening,
the 18th of February, which promises
to afford an agreeable entertainment to
the citizens of that neighborhood. 1t
is gotten Up by the young ladies' aud
gentlemen, at a nominal admission of
fifteen cents, merely to pay expenses.
fhr prv-rumrse w,lL ccrsist- of addresses
uiaioSues, DC. highiy entertaining and
amusing. Indeed, the comic features
of the exhibition will be well calculated
TO excite the risibilIties OF all who may
be present.
Westminster is bounded, east ard
west, by Two considerable eminences
known US Lime Kiln Hill and College
Hill. A gentleman of poetic turn
thinks that one ought to be called the
Orient, aud the other the Occidenl-
most appropriate names. Both are
fashionable walks, during the balmy
summer evenings, and hence are knows
as 'lovers' retreat" where conyenial
bosoms sigh like furnace" and glow
with afervor towards each other, scarce.
" surpassed by the glowing lime kiln.
The Concert grand attraction
for Monday evening next, is the Concert
Of the Amphions. Everybody is going
as matter of course. They have zen.
crously rendered their services ut fairs
festivals, and other occasions, where
music was required, aud now this com.
munity mean to be us generous towards
them. They have engaged some ofthc
best musical talent in tho State. and
have prepared for our citizens a rare
musical treat.
The Board Of Directors Of the West.
minister Manufacturing Company. At
heir meeting on Saturday last, elected
Edward Lynch, Esq Treasurer, and dis. /
'rlbuted Books for the subscription of
'toek. Tho friends of the enterprise
nd others who may wish to make d safe
Investment, can now have the opportuni.
y Of doing so. The site for the buildings
las not yet been fully determined upon,
'ut no doubt will be in short time.
An election for nine Directors of the
frederick county aud Pennsylvania
.ine Railroad Company was held il
frederick, on Tuesday, when the follow |
ng named persons were chosen On
art Of Corporation--John Loats, j. A. |
litter, VIM. 5. Baniz, A. W. Eichcl- |
erger and 7. ii. Pyfer. On part of |
'irectors--John Siford. VIM. Ii. Fal.