The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-04-27

ESQ, Register Of Wills.
Monday April 18th, 1s7l.-- Samuel
Lawyer, executor Of Elizabeth Baum.
gardner, Formerly Mathias) settled End
aud final account.
Isaac Haitieigh, guardian to George
Yeakle, settled LIST account.
Letters Of administration weregranted
10 Jesse Leatherxood on estate Of Eliza.
beth Leatherwood, deceased.
Hannah Hoppe aud William A. Nc
Kellip, executors Of Jacob d. Hoppe,
settled their 2nd account.
Hannah Hoppe, natural aud also ties
tamentary guardian TO George f., Viii
liam r. Mary II. and David l.. Hoppe,
gives bond with approved security us
such guardian.
The objections to the, probate Of the
will Of Joshua Lee, deceased, having
been withdrawn, said will was admitted
to probate, in common form, on the oaths
OF the three subscribing witnesses, and
letters testamentary we're granted on the
estate Of said deceased to Kezia Lee,
executrix appointed BY the will Gilbert
Place, the executor also appointed, hav-
ing declined
Colonel Joshua G. Gist, executor Of
jesse Lee, settled his third account.
Petition OF G. L. Pershing, admins
TRAITOR Of George Croft, deceased, in Cam.
riacounty, Pa, filed petition and claim
ipg balance Of deceased's estate in the
hands Of j. J. Baumgartner, admins
TRAITOR Of his estate in Carroll county
Nd, whose administration was ancillary
to the former, order was passed to settle
an account, and transfer balance to the
foreign administrator.
Tuesday April 18.--The will Of Hen
rieita Syiord was admitted to probate,
and letters testamentary thereon granted
to Edmund A. Ganter, her executor.
| Margaret Wilhide aud Rev. d. p.
Saylor, executors Of Isaac Wilhide, set
tied their second account.
! Christian Roger and John Roger,
executors Of Christian Roger, settled LIST
account.
Eu"in H. Nrousc aou ueoISe "A
4 Grouse, executors Of George Grouse,
deceased, settled their first adminslra-
ton account, April 18th inst, but was
not reported, last week, by mistake.
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Fdrkton and Manchester Hnufodd---
The Baltimore county Laioa, in speak
ing Of the sale OF the Almshouse pro.
ner,v = tb,, con,tv and how The funds
ty
shouiu De 'n'es'eu' says
There are one or two enterprises in con,
temptation or on foot in the county that
need material aid at this time. We think
the county owes it to her welfare, growth
and prosperity to invest at least portion
Of this money in these enterprises to give
them the aid they need and thus promote
her own advancement. There is the Park
ton and Manchester Railroad now in the
Of pecuniary aid at this time. This is a
work Of no tritiing Importance to the upper
pornon o. nalnmole county. II passes
roa J u asxslon ~ wo o rs.a,r ,s
When completed Il cannot faiI TO add con.
siderable to the value Of the property along
ITS line The country contiguous to ITS
cousss m,i 'ske new lease o NE, DC m
apd enSawsd m;,h NV an, 4 noh l ;nsn;r
alton to fiji her highest capacity in the scale
Of advancement IN wealth and prosperity
Bot all this may fail 70 be accomplished
! material a "a; = MOI Obtained. s compile
] s .,ona ~ Inn Th;s Iii e =. sss
] the county's income in The way Of taxes.
by this it can readily be seen that what
benefits the people IN The upper end Of The
county DEMENT'S me en'ife county a 10
~ al ,sr.;ss ,ass,sssad " Th;s III ss'
age Others to make new subscriptions On to
enlarge their old cues. We trust there will
By no hesitsncy in putting portion of the
county county. money u this ROAD mat y may De
'pse1'
Ri teystorn Ctnap - We understand
that the executive committee have be.
gan 10 prepsre the rrossd lately nur.
chased Of the WortIiuatea heirs and
viii have il ready by the Istof Auoust
The property Is owned by the Methodists
Of Baltimore. and they are chartered
under The name az Emory q rove camn
Meeting Associatiop Of Baltimore Civ 3
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