The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-02-23

I. Webb. aud Ira II, Grouse, Esqrs,,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. parke,
Esq, Register Of Wills.
Monday February, 18th, ISL
George Augel Jr., executor Of George
Angel. returned appraisnment OF goods
and chattels, and obtained orders 10 sell
the same, and notify creditors.
Amanda Warehime aud Phauuel
Wentz, administrators Of D. W. Ware
hime, returned appraisement Of goods
aud chattels, aud list Of debts, and 90
tanned orders to sell pesonal property,
aud to notify creditors.
Anna NJ Rudolph, administrators of
d. ii. Rudolph, returned inventory Of
personal property, and list of debts,
orders passed to sell personal property,
and notify creditors.
Wednesday Feb, l5th,.-T Stevenson,
executor Of Nathan Medicines, pro
cured passage OF order of final ratiica.
tion OF sale Of real estate.
The CoRceyt,-The Amphiou Concert
on Monday night, afforded great graft.
ficatiou to all present. The programme
embraced selections of high order OF
merit, eyiucing highly cultivated taste,
and they were rendered in a truly ar.
tistic manner The coruet, clarionet,
and violin solos of Professors Deems,
Dielmao and llerwig, were received
with prolonged demonstrations of APP
plause, aud were loudly ucored. The
+" Danes Of Seville" piano duet, by
Mrs. j. NJ. Hurley aud Mr.. Joshua
Shorb, was also received with mucf
favor. The entire performance reflected
great credit upon the Amphions. A
large aud appreciative audience was 10
attendance, who received with regret
the announcement of Professor Har.
man S absence on account of indisposi-
tion. His Silver Chimes" aud whip.
poorwill,' would doubtless have heigh.
tened the general enjoyment of the
evening.
Hymenidi-We take the following
from the Ellicott City Com non Sense,
of last week:
One of the most notable and fashionable
weddings celebrated in Ellicott City for
long time passed, occurred at the Protestant
Episcopal Church on Thursday evening
last, the Rev William H. Phillips, Pastor,
The groom was Capt. Trusteu
Polk, a relative of the late President Polk,
Of Carroll county, and the bride Miss Iulie
Dorsey, youngest daughter of Benjamin II.
Dorsey, Esq, of this city. The wedding
was announced to take place at 8 o'clock,
P. NJ, bat long before the appointed hour
the church was filed with ladies' and gen.
tlcmen, among whom could be discerned
the youth and beauty of our town. to wit.
ness the happy couple united. Miss Dorsey
was attired in gross grain, handsomely |
made aud elegantly trimmed presenting a
appearance. Immediately after |
the ceremony, amid the congratulations and |
well wishes of their friends assembled, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Polk left for Carroll county which |
is N be their future residence.
Safes Of Personal Peoperty.-0n the |
18th, instant, Mr. james White sold
part of his live Stock and Farming i'm
plements, eight mich cows averaging
fifty dollars, three young horses sl5O 90 |
each one black mare nine years old |
brought $4,000.
Aud on the 10th, Mr. Lewis Ham,
'old 5 cows ranging from $40 90 to
'I.5O, oDeyoung horse brought 1859 90,
sow and fifteen pigs brought S65 so.
in the stock line in selling
high.
Cdsh.-Seyeralo OF our merchants have
,iyen notice that from the lst day of
april next, they will sell goods only for
ash. This is right. Many persons 90
u debt, not that they are in actual need
i the article, but because their credit
) good, forgetting for the uonce that
ny day will surely come. Let every
BUSINESS tsan in our city adopt this plan.
nd by tue close Of the year both buyer
nd seller will be in better condition
nancially.
A Letter from Unknown District,
iys Having seen in your valuable
apcr, about two or three weeks since.
ne weight Of Mr.. Senseney's hog, |
ereby inform you that old No. 2.
ad one more OF the same sort left.
lr. Daniel L. Dieh butchered one, on
riday the 18th, Of February, that
eished 626 pounds.
Lent.-Y yesterday was the beginning
the quadragesimal, or forty days fast,
,served by the Protestant Episcopal.
oman Catholic, and some other Chur.
hes, IN commemoration of our Sayiour's
sting in the wilderness. 1t begin,
D Ash Wednesday and continues till
astcr, which falls, this year, on the 2Dd
April.
Sale Of a Farm M. G. Cockey.
50, Us trustee, sold on Thursday last.
ne farm Of the late Alexander Shipley,
'ntaiuiag 10 acres, rood aud 81 per.
nes at $50 per acre, amounting to
1912 80. Purchased By Mr.. Thomas
|. Spencer.
Rev. VIM. Pinkney, Assistant Bishop
this diocese, viii visit Westminster
q the 23d Of March, and administer
he rite Of confirmation in the Protes.
int Episcopal Church.
Coal mining affairs in Peunsylvaaia