The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-21

Court for the day. NJ. o. Mekinstry
was examined on Thursday, aud at
some length both by the State and
defence The Court has two sessions,
from 8 N. to p. IN. and from to
. p. m.
Orphans Court Proceedings Adam
Shower, Esq, Chief Judge; Isaac G
Bale and Upton Roop, Esqrs, Associate
Judges; Joseph NJ Parke, Register of
Wills; Geo NJ, Parke, Deputy Register
Monday, September l6ta, 1872 -
The will of Amelia Mathews, deceased
was admitted TO probate.
Thomas Ii Smith, administrator w
A, Of Lydia Smith, returned inventory
aud got orders to sell aud notify credi
tors.
Adam Zimmerman, one ofthe admins
traitors OF Peter L. 0rend1rI, returned
appraisement OF goods aud chattes
aud got order to notify creditors,
Letters of administration on the estate
OF Eli Hesson, deceased, were granted
to Abraham uesson.
Letters Of administration on the estate
of Elizabeth Cox, deceased, granted to
Daniel A. Cox.
Jonas aud Matthew llaraer, admins
traitors of Lydia lIarner, returned list
OF debts, aud settled first and fnal ad
mini-tration account
Andrew IL Baker, gua.dian to SO
phie NJ, aud Fannie Il. Boland, settled
first and Goal account for each.
David Geiman, natural guardian,
settled Isl aud tinal account Tor Lucinda
Geiman, aud LIST for WIN. II. ueiman
Tuesday, Sept. l7h-John Smith,
acting executor OF Michael Wagner,
obtained orders to sell personal and real
estate since the death of Mary Wagner,
tenant for life.
William A. Wampler, executor OF
Jacob Caple, returned appraisement of
goods and chattels, and got order to
sell uudevised real estate, aud to notify
creditors
Letters I stamentary granted to John
X Longell, executor Of the will Of
Amelia Mathews, deceased,
0mitted- Taesiay, Sept. l0h Let
tiers testamentary granted to Upton
Roop, executor of Philip, Boyle deceased.
Cotored .Schools.-Thc number of
colored people in Carroll county is small
compared with the number in some
other counties OF this State. But il is
intended, we learn. to establish school
for colored children in every district in
the county, Some six or eight OF these
schools have already been opened, and
others will be opened, in due time, uu
til the facilities for the education of this
class of our citizens will be commcnsu.
rate with their needs.
Political The Republican County
Convention ofthis county. assembled ou
Monday, and the following gentlemen
were elected to represent the county in
the Congressional Convention at Tow
sontowu on the 18Th: JOS. l.. ilainos.
j. b. Berrett, A. IL Huber, WIN. A. !
Nj Kellip and Dir. j j. Weaver, Jr.
Ncio Loige.-A Lodge of Knights
of Pythias was formed at Manchester,
on Tuesday evening last, with about
twenty five members. D. d. q. c., j.
w. Perkins aud F. c., George A Mil
Ter, of Charity Lodge, this city, with
several grand officers from Baltimore,
instituted the Lodge.
Ley Broh;ea.--0n Sunday after.
noon, George, son Of Samuel z. Ever.
hart, of this city, in attempting to climb
into the rear OF buggy while it was
IN motion, had his foot caught in enc
OF the wheels and both bones of the
leg, between the ankle and knee, bro
ken. DIR. Herring adjusted the fracture.
Mr.. L. Reese brought to this Office
on Saturday stalk OF corn on which
there was twin ear Each eas was
perfect aud Of good size, we'll filled with
corn, aud they were joined together Tor
at least an inch
Ganle---Partridges are said TO be very
abundant, this season. They are rev.
cling 10 the buckwheat fields. The
slaughter Of the ''innocents" will begin
arter the 18th proximo. Wild pigeons
also are plenty.
philn Rah,Ion ~ IF.;,., NJ,