The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-17

Bale aud Upton Roop, Esqrs.. Assoeiat
Judges; Joseph NJ parke, Register o
Wills; Geo N. Parke, Deputy Register
Monday Web uary 18th, 1872 Lis
Of articles taken by widow OF john A
Kaufman, deceased, and receipt fled
4 Henry L. Fringor, executor Of jacob
Fringer, returned list Of sales Of per
sonal property, aud obtained orders Il
sell real estate.
/ Order passed for executors Of Henri,
Wilson, deceased, to sell residue q
goods and chattels, use Of widow fol
lie.
David f. Kephart and Johu II. Lam
bert, administrators, Of Henry Hawk
returned list Of sales Of goods aud chat
tells, aud list of articles taken by widow
with her receipt.
Daniel Hess, administrator. W. A..
Of Peter Ridinger, returned inventor,
OF goods and chattles, aud got orders tc
sell enough to pay debts, &c, and Il
notify creditors.
Ellen Austin, natural guardian to
her five minor children, heirs Of her
former husband John Nugent, filed up
proved guardian bond.
Letters Of administration were grant.
ed to Jacob 5. kerlinger 90 estate Of
Leah Price, deceased, wife Of John Z.
Price, deceased.
john +. Smith, Esq, administrator
OF Michael Murphy, settled first and
final account.
Tuesday, Fcbrcary 13th.-John T..
Smith aud Charles r Smith, executors
OF Joshua Smith, settled their Pad ad
miuistration account
David Birely, guardian to Sarah L
Brely, settled his sixth and final &C
count
Frederick Biroly, guardian to David
5. aud Mary i. Z. Reifsniler, settled
fourth account for olch; aud gave
new guardian bond With increased
penalty.
David II. Reindollar, executor of
John ReindoIlar, returned inventory Of
goods aud cha;tlcs, list Of debts aud in
ventory Of money; aud got order to no
tify creditors.
Letters Of administration we're grant.
cd to Charles s. Davis. on estate OF
James Davis, deceased
VIM \. McKellip, administrator Of
James Snowdeu, returned inventory of
personal property, orders passed to sell
same and notify creditors.
Henry BixIer, Wooster, Wayne
County, Ohio, filed remuneration as one
Of the executors Of Frederick Bixler.
deceased, aud letters Documentary were
granted to William Bachnau, the other
executor named III the will.
UWGcR Acms The following writ.
ten, February 9TH, reached us too late
for our last "A great drou,h has over
spread this section, aud old persons say
that the past Autumn aud present Win
ter have beeu the drycst they have ever
experienced Many wells aud spring,
have failed, aud the mills cannot make
more than half time The wheat crop
does not look encouraging, but we hope
that the present snow may afford some
relief. The prospect Of the Legislature
granting charter for railroad running
from Washington, through Mont.om.
cry Howard aud Carroll counties. con
Meeting with Pennsylvania railroads.
Is auxionsly looked upon la fact such
road IS greatly needed, aud when we
look cut the most practical rout, we see
that II runs through the great iron ore
section of Franklin aud Freedom Dis
tricts. The most practical route must
cross the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road
either at Bentz's Switch. or at Wood
blue Sta ion, and should it cross at the
hitter station, which is far the most
practical aud easil constructed route
1t will probably run through the non
ore farms of WIN. Zimmerman. Wcsle,
Pickett, and Colonel j. c. Giest, and
consequently but a short distance from
this place. When We consider the tim.
Der sections through which this ruad
must run and the great Inconvenience
under which our farmers labor ia re
ceiying lime aud shipping grain, &C..
we can not but wish for the early con
structiou Of the road, because it can.
not fail TO enhance the value Of land.
iron ore, timber, &C., aud must ncces-
sarily benefit the whole community and
give new impulse to our thriving aud
growing little town, by opening commu.
uieations for US with Washington, West.
minister, &c.
The Railroad Ordinance An ala,