The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-02

Sl2O2; No. 4, 45x19S feet, no improve.
ments, TO Henry w. Dell for Sl505; No
5, 45xl9S feet, improved BY small
frame house, to Denton Gehr for S2Ol0;
No. 6, 103ixl9Sand MOI, containing so
perches, adjoining No. G, improved with
warehouse and railroad switch to Denton
Gehr for $500. Total amount of sales
of the entire property s23, GO9 10. This
pro- erty has netted the heirs $4,000 on
the original purchase, besides leaving
lots Nos. l and 2 unsold, which are i'm,
proved. This is the largest sale of city
property that has taken place for some.
time, and shows that property is not on
the decline in Westminster.
Circuit Cour.-The Grand jerry was
discharged on Tuesday. Since OUT last
report the following cases have been
disposed of:
State VS.. Edward Mathews removed
from Baltimore county--selling liquor
to minors. Verdict not guilty.
State VS.. John Connolly-r.moved
from Baltimore county-assault and
battery. Verdict guilty and fiued s25
and costs.
State VS.. Margaret Connolly-re
moved from Baltimore county-assault
aud battery. Verdict guilty and fined
S25 and costs.
State vs.. Henry Anderson
from Frederick county-horse stealing.
Verdict guilty aud sentenced to the
penitentiary for six years.
State VS.. VIM Gibson. Indicted for
assault aud attempt to commit rape.
Verdict guilty of assault and sentenced
to county Jail for six months.
Edwin Buckingham VS.. Henry Hal.
brook-appeal from Justice Stocksdale.
Judgment affirmed.
Smith & Rinedollar VS.. Bernard Ne.
Can-appcal from Justice Legore.
Judgment reversed.
John Il. Garner vs.. Oliver J. B.
Shoemaker by his next friend William
A. shoemaker-appeal from Justice
Fisher. judgment affirmed with costs
john Il. Garner vs. the State-appcal
from Justice Fisher. JuJ.ment re
versed with co<ts
No cases of Importance vere disno.oa
of on Wednesday, and Court will nd
journ to day.
Orphans Court Pro ee,ltngs.-Levi
Burlington, Esq. Chief Judge Hanson
7. Webb and Ira Il. Grouse, Esors.
Associate judges Joseph N. Parke,
Esq, Register of Wills.
Saturday, November 25th, ISL
Letters of administration on the estate
of Nancy Aldridge. deceased granted
to Mary Il. Aldridge, who returned list
OF debts due deceased.
Order passed authorizing J. Crowl.
pend a certain amount Of warJ's mo,sn
Monday November o7,b -W,,;a ST.
an. administrators og Henry So,npn
returned lists of sale d.bts and mopau
r. " U,;nes ovoon,or ~ III.
uaines settled second and 6n,, ,oooun,
Mary J. Huffman ,dm;n;s,ra,r;v ~
Isaac Hoffman .Jr se,tlod 6rs, and Gal
occount '' '' "u nun
Samuel Ue;,cr ,an,;n;.,r,,or ga
drew Haioes returned annra;sa, y, na ar
aooIs ~ =, "eu apP'a'se%en' VI
' asu 70 "o'i'y creditors.
NJ VI w administration W on estate OF
IL" "a W w ueeeaseu' granted to
ro m "Gh.
ausuay, november Zoth-Joshua
n. A'psuSn ana Adam Shearer' exec.
a sV VI a. ". a ioaash' returned list oil
ueo's' anu se''led hrst administration
ace s..
SIMON T. weaver, executor OF Abra-
nam :" eaver, reported sale OF real estate;
Western Myyyl,nd Ra;7,ood-Tbc |
board of directors ofthe Western Mary. |
land railroad Wednesday elected NJ
Robert Hooper secretary ami tre,s,ror
in place Of Mr.. d. Preston parr and
reelected the following ofIicers Rich.
ard B. Osborne. chief eng;noar Iohn
I. Riguey, general superintendent |
agent; IL. v. Dahoney, master of ma.
and A. f. Smyrk. supervisor |
ofroad.
Severe Accidents On the 2lst ult., |
Frederick Disher, whilst working in the |
Avondale ore banks, had both bones Of |
ing in of the earth. DR.. Coonan re- |
duced the fracture.
John Broadwiser, residing short |
distance from this city, lew weeks