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


The FairSv-The Directors have made
several changes on the Fair Grounds
this year, the most important of which
is the erection Of new Pavilion, 100
feet long, opposite the building known
as the household department" From
this pavilion beautiful view Of the
entire grounds may be obtained, and it
will be entirely free from the noise aud
hustle which has been SO disagreeable
to ladies who occupied the Que in front
Of the judges stand, at the preceding
Fairs. Under it there will be private
room for the use Of the officers of tho
Society, and dining room, capable of
seating a large number Of persons
Stalls, both open and box, are being re
fitted, pumps repaired, the track har.
rowed aud rolled, aud, indeed, the Of
6cers arc giving the entire grounds a
thorough overhauling, We are glad to
see this, as we know that there win be
an immense crowd of strangers present
this year. Our ladies are busy prepar
ing for large display in their several
classes; our farmers intend to be out 10
force with their stock and products /;
aud as to the display Of machinery and
agricultural implements the most iastid
uous tastes will be gratifed We can
add no more fitting praise of the man
ner in which our fair has been conduct.
ed than that concurred in by the
strangers that were here last fall and
by the newspapers OF the adjoining
counties and Baltimore city -" That
it was the best county fair held in the
State" We believe this years win
be still better, and we urge upon our
citizens to exert themselves to the ut
most to make it all that could be de
sired.
An Oh Documeat-A friend left
with US last week an old Naturalization
Paper. As the wording of it is rather
different from the form now in use, we
give it 10 full:
Maryland, ss.
TNHESE are to Certify all Persons whom ii
4 may Concern, That Jacob Pflubach OF
Frederick County, within the Province afure
said, born out Of the Allegiance Of his most Ex-
eelleut Majesty, &c. did, on the llth day OF
April ARHo Domini 1859 Personally appear be-.
fore the Justices of his Lordships Provincial
Court, and then and there, in Term Time, be-
tween the Hours of Nine aud Twelve in the
forenoon Of the same Day, aud produced and
delivered Certificate in Writing of his reeeiy
ing the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper In a
Protestant or Reformed Congregation in the
said Province Of Maryland, within three
Months next before the Exhibiting Of such
Certificate, Signed by the Person administring
such Sacrament, and attested By Two Credible
Witnesses, in Pursuance of an Act of Parlia-
ment made in the Thirteenth Year ofthe Reign
Of bis present Majesty King George the Second,
eniituled, IN act for NatardiisiHJ sHch Foreign
Proiestdrts, dad o0ters hcrsia mentioned. as
are settled or shall settle ia day Of Ms Aajssiys
Colonies "a America; and then aad there made
appear, that be had been an Inhabitanti IN some
Of bis Majesty's Plantations Seven Years, and
had not been absent out Of some Of the said
Colonies for a longer Space than two Months
at any one Time during the said Seven Years /;
and also then and there took the Oaths Of Allie
glance, Abhorrency and Abjuration. repeated
the Test and subscribed the same, and Oath of
Ablnratian. In Testimony whereof. | have hereto
set my Hand, and affixed the Seal of the said
Court, this llth Day Of April in the Year OF
our Lord God, 0ne Thousand Seven Hundred
and ffty-nine.
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