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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-12
LA ANDALUZA.
sIsTEMAROLLAND
F$brIa Mec&nCa de to1aS classes de gaNbtaS
ELABORADAS,AL vAPOR.
POr I'D. Salvador Ledesma.
GALE DE SAN JUSTO. Rico.

En- esta fabrica montada con todos los adelantos
modmmos, SO halla.const tantemente un gran surtldo
de galletas de tOdas classes en- e1vases proposltO
para ser trasportadOs cualquier puntO de la lsla
Sc venden tambien detail todas horas del dla
En- cuanto clase, los consumidOres saben que
puede c0mpetir con las mejOres que vlenen Gel ex-
tTangerO.
Los precios son sumamente m6dicos Variando se-
gun lR impOxtanCi& del pedidO. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-12

Encargo los Srs. Corregidoresy y Alcaldes de
la Provincial, que en- 10 sucesivO todos los Pile
gos ofciales que por cualquier conceptO envlen
mentamente mi autoridad superior, y de min
gun modo al SecretariO del mismO GObiernO,
pues no teniendo este empleado derecho al fran,
queo Official, estan expuestos los plleg0s que el
Sc dirijan quedar detenidos en- la Administra-
cion general de Correos.-PnertO-R Rico Abril
de 1872.-GOMEZ.
Srs. Corregidores Alcaldes de La Isla
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A QUIEN PUEDA NTERESAR

He autorizado debidamente d. Alexandra Tu-
rull, fin de que en- calidad de Agente milo, pueda
recibir 6rdenes para los arados de mi manufacture
trasmiti iendOmelas para ser efectuadas
Febrero ~ de 1872.-J. c. Bidwell Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA EstadOs- -Unidos de america.
quirir los mencionados arados del ST.. Bidwell SO
Servran dirgr al que suscribe calle de la Fortale
sumnstrara cuantas noticias Sc le pidan sobrs 81
particular.
Puerto Rico Abril de 1s7s.-Alejandro Turull. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-12
}BRGANTN GOLE7A ESPA0OL MODESTO

Saldra para Malaga Barcelona del Is al 20 de
Abrll pr0x1mo, para cuyOs puntOs admite carga
hete paSagerOs, LO despachan sus consignatarios
b. Borras Y Hermanos Gale de Tetuan ntimero 8.
PuertO-Rico 81 MARIO 1872 & 10
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNOS OSUPER1OR CIVIL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RlCO

Habiendo solicitado su cesantfa Ell Secretario
de que no sufra entorpecimiento el serviciO p1-
blico, he dispuestO que Sc haga cargo de dlcha
dependencies, hasta la resolucion de s. NJ SIN
perjuicio de seguir desempenando sus func!o-
mes de Contador general de Hacienda pu11ilGca 1 q
de esta Isla, Ell Jefe de Administration CIVIL u.
Alfredo de Gomez ZaragOza.
Puerto Rico de Abri1 de 1872.-GOMEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-12

La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-12
PARA EL CARELLO.

Conserva el Cabello suave ' lustses0
Conseva el Craneo Eesco y agrAdAble,
Haze crecer el cabell0 egpeso faoR
Hace desaparecer todo vestigio. de Caspa,
Impide premAtura CanosidaA
Impide premature Ca1vicie.
Els la 4nica preparation perfecta On ca olAa
Els la que da mas fuerza Y vigor al Cr1nso.
Els La un1ca preparation para el Cabollo uuN q
adaptable para la
BARBAs
Comuuic4ndOle esa suave sedosa aparieucixf y1nSz,
to- tan admirada de ambos Sras Cnbaalafos.
Sc hallan de VENTA en- los eetablecimientSp. d
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Oio que interesa.

En- precio muy m6dico Sc vende la casa ntim 88
calle de San Sebastian ibre de todo grayamen, en-
la seguridad de que rentara algo mas del pOr 100
Sobre su valOr; con una pequena variaciOn en- Sus
habitaciOnes.
Al que lnterese Sc le informara en- la casa ntim,
calle de S. Jos6.-Juan J. Marien. 23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-12

PERIODICO pub los microbes y6neG ndo
alcances DE AMUNC0g
is neas de fits paando cts la Inca ptres
cts anunios pubcaran
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RABRICA CENTRAL DE- PONCE.

indication de algunas personals con Ell objeto de
completar ell ntimero de acciones propuestO para la
referda empresa quedar4 alberta La Suscrclon has
ia fines de Abril pr6ximO
Ponce Mario so de 1874 Eduardo Guerin. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-12
VIERNES IL DE ABRIL DE 1872.
Caguas.

Elidesaffo de gallos annnciado en- dicho pueblo
para las pr6ximas pascuas de Resurrection dias 80
q del corriente 1c de Abril pr6ximo, Sc trans
Lo que avisamos al pdblico para conocimiento
lie todos los afcionados que han de favorecernos
son su concurrencia
jnrjo. 10
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En- BavanOn.

Casa de Espinosa Rodriguez Comp. hay de ven
ia % un buen surtido de mercancias quinoalla fer
ejes uantas, ybuies para carros tejas canales g.,
galvaniZadaS. TOdO a buenos preciOs. ~ 36
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PRBNSA DE- MANO GRANDB,

Por no necesitarla su dueno Sc vende muy barata
una prensa de marca mayor donde pueden tirarse
peri6dicOs del tamanO de La LA Verdad" ell 'Avi-
sadOr" para una imprenta que quiera establecerse
en- algun pueblo de la Isla es muy 1til daran razon
en- la Imprenta del BOLETIN calle de San Jose
mum. II esQuina la plaza principal.
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De venta.

Yeguas, potros potrancas de la mejor raza del
pafs Dirigirse Roig hermanos, en- Humacao en-
las Piedras, barrio el Rio.
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MATA-PUBCOS.
ImStamt&meO contra incemdiOs,
DEL SR. BANOLAS.
AVISO IMPORTANTE.

enemos el gusto de anunciar al pdblico, que he
mos nombradO como nuestr0s representatives on es-
te departamento los Srs B. Borras Hermanos, y
como agsnte al Sr. d. j. Marien; quedando los pri-
meros garantizadores responsables las cantida-
des que Sc les entrAuen por La mitad de! valor de
ben satisfacer los Srs. que gusten suscribirse.
Los mism0s Srs. daran en- esta materia cuantos
antecedentes, datos Y pormenOres Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-12

FkCOS DE
1sa 1O$ 6 mes id i'd 5$4 Ia capal
Un mes i'd en- los ueb la is 10 enya
franco de cualquier punto gente
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SE VENDE

La casa de la calle del Sol n6m. 46, el que Ia in
terese puede verse con su duea que habita ella;
tambien Sc admite en- cambio otra mas chica 1 8
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-24

HynleRiaL-Hymen held high court
10 our midst the current week. Three
weddings in two days, two on Wednes i,
day aud one on Thursday The first
was on Wednesday morning, Mr. Roger
aud Miss Bowers, followed in the after
noon by Mr. fritehey aud Miss Smith,
and on Thursday, nj noon, by MIR. Grote
aud Miss Webb, The ceremony took
place in church, in each case, and was
witnessed by a large number Of specta
tors. In the last mentioned case there
were three bridesmaids and three grooms
men, aud two ushers. The latter were
Nessrs Edward White and William
Grote, Of New York. The bridesmaids
were Miss Mary Grote, of New York
Miss Fannie Bale, of Baltimore, and
Miss josie Parke, Of Westminster. The
groomsmeu were Mr. Samuel Lanahan,
of Baltimore, Mr. Augustus II Grote,
OF New York, aud pr. Manakee, OF
Union Bridge. After the ceremony
there was reception at the residence
Of the brides father, Judge Webb,
where many friends aud aequaintances
called to tender their congratulations.
The bridal party left on the afternoon
train for an extended tour 10 the West
The bride was the recipient of large
oulnber Of beautiful presents.
An Agricultural Club Is in existence
at Union Bridge, in this county, Gran
vile 5. Haines, President, and David
Rinehart, Secretary.
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the seductive influences which have
been at work in the Democratic party
undermining" its organization aud
"adulterating its principles" chief
amongst which is the damning heresy Of
new departarism" Had the contest
which resulted in Mr.. Ritehie's election
to Congress been conducted on the ba.
sis OF that heresy, in conjunction with
that other abomination known as "pas-
sivism," Mr.. Ritchie's opponent would
to day be filling the seat which he oc-
cupies in the House Of Representatives.
What would have defeated us in this
Congressional District, at that time,
did defeat US in nearly oil the elections
of the last year. Are the leaders OF
our party stricken with judicial blind
ness, that they continue to daily with
these dangerous principles, frittcriug
away the lime, and permitting the gold
en- opportunity Of success to pass by
unimproved 7
We fear there is treason 10 the Dem
ocratic party, from the Chairman Ofits
NatieOal Committee, down to its State,
County and District organizations and
il the party would save itself from the
effects Of the Vaccinations of its false
leaders, it must arouse itself to instant
action and thorough organization. And
we are not singular in our views upon
this matter. We are in correspondence
with gentlemen Of both Houses of Con-
gress, and with prominent Democrats
in various PARTS OF the country, who
hold similar opinions. We give below
an extract Of letter received only few
days ago from prominent member of
the Bar in Pennsylvania, who is also
connected with the press. He says;
There never was a time when 50 great re-
sponsibiity rested upon tho shoulders Of the
Democratic kditors Of the country, for l be-
lieve there Is treason a-foot. | feel confident
that there Is, or has been, arrangements made
to sell out our party. The Connecticut plat
form, the passive policy Of the Philadelphia
Democrats in the late special election, the ae-
ton Of the Missouri Democrats, the caucus Of
the Democrats in the Illinois Legislature,
Forney's resignation, and the hearty endorse
ment given BY Democratic Journals to the
platform OF the liberal Republicans Of Mis-
souri,, and the passive policy, all tend to con-
hrIS ny suspicious. We have a eowardiy,
intriguing and spoI-kHAtiag set Of leaders,
and il therefore becomes the duty Of the true
Democratic Editors to warn the people OF the
approaching dangers and to expose and de
nounce those who are seeking to betray them.
Ny motto is democratic candidates upon
Democratic principles"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-24

AFFAIRS AT THE CAPIrAL.-The
great excitement Of the week, at Wash
ington, has been the discussion, between
Republican Senators, of Mr.. Summers
resolution Of inquiry into the sale Of
arms and ammunition by the Govern
ment Of the United States to France,
Sumner and Schurz arraiguing the
Administration and Morton aud Couk
ling defending it. The great speech of
Nlr' Schurz, on Tuesday, croudod the
Senate Chamber, the cloak rooms aud
the galleries, to as great an extent as
during the impeachment of Andrew
johnson. The Indies were out in great
rumbers, Mrs. Grant herself being pres.
ent to hear the great German orator. The
position and arguments Of Morton aud
Conkling were annihilated. Sumner
was one Of the most delighted auditors
The resolution was further debated on
Wednesday. when the preamble, which
was deemed improper, was Withdrawn,
and it will now pass.
The House committee on Tuesday
agreed to report bill giving to the off
GERS and men of the Kearssrge prize
money FOR destroying the Rebel cruiser
Alabama. The amount to be appropriat
ed will be $4,000.
Seth johnson, the embeEIiing Treas
ury clerk, was arraigued 10 the Crimi
nal Court at Washington on Monday
He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced tC
one years Imprisonment, aud to pay the
amount stolen--s40,000.
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IMMIGRATIos.-A society has been
formed at Middletown, Delaware, to
bring over from Sweden number Of
laborers, male and female. The agent
Of the Society was to have started about
the middle of this month. Il is intend
ed to bring the laborers to Baltimore in
the Baltimore line of steamers, which
can be done at $50 per head. Persons
who order them agree to pay SIS for
men and $40 for women, at the end of
the first year. They are thus iudem.
ni6ed by the labor of the immigrants
for the cost of bringing them over. BY
such means it will not be long before
the demands for farm laborers and for
female dOmestics, in that quarter, viii
be supplied.
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II is rumored at Washington that
Colonel John W. FOrney is shortly to
take the place of Mr. Creswell in Gen.
Grants Cabinet. Counter rumors re.
present it as absurd to suppose that
Colonel FOroey could accept office uu-
der Grant now, after his late note re-
signing the Collectorship Of the port of
Philadelphia in order to give bis uudi.
vided attention to the Press. There is
some reason in this view Of the case.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-24

IMPORTANT FROM WAsHIsGToN.-
Advicos from the Capital say that a
National Democratic Convention will
be called shortly, whether the call cma-
nate from the chairman Of the National
Committee or not. The disaiFection Of
Dir. Belmont will not be permitted to
Interfere with the organization of the
party, at the proper time.
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COMMUNICATED.

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nobIv in mi. u';,p, odI 81 v'nasbs are Aeung
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APPoISTMExrs.-Goy Whyte has
made the following:- Librarian. j.
II. 7. Magruder; Weigher of Live
Stock, 6. u. Mcguire; State Wharfng-
sr, JOAN +. Pickering Commissioner
of the Land Office, William II. Hay
ward.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Rl virtue Of two writs Of Fieri Fao;s,
- issued by Abner Neal, one of the In.
tees Of the Pesce, in and for Carroll ooun,v
State Of Maryland, one at the suit of ,Jes,s
Kcltsnider and Andrew n. Stephan, part.
ners, trading under tbs name, style and irm
OF Reiisnider 4 Co, aud one Mt the sui, Of
John T. Broderick, against the goods aud
chattcls, lands and tcnements of John
Schmidt, and to ne directed, have seized
and taken into execution all the right, title,
claim and interest Of the said John Schmidt
OF in and To all that tract, piece or parcel
OF land lying in the county and State afore
said, known as Lot No. 6, in TIE division OF
the Real Estate OF Jacob Storms, late of
Carroll county, deceased, !, being the sec.
ond part of said Lot No. 6, which was con.
ycyed by a certain William Weekly, Sr.
and vile, To Sarah Weekly, Emily Jane
Weekly and William Weekly, BY deed dated
June ?, 1851, and recorded among tho Land
Records of Carroll county, in l.iber j. b.
B No. II, Folio 1861, Sc containing
Acres, 2 Foods and 10 Perches OF Land,
more or less, and is the same land that was
pur chased by the said John Schmidt from
William Abbott and wife, aud is improved
by new two story LOG HOUSE, &c
And hereby give notice that on
Monday, the lsh day Of March, 1872,
at o'clock. p. NJ, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Westminster, will sell
said property so seized and taken into eI'
ecution, To the highest bidder foe cash.
REUBEN W. STEM,
feb CATS Constable.
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TO LUMRER DEALERS.

NODGE 4 W0RLEY, Lumber Com.
~ mission Merchants, Union Dock,
Baltimore, Nd. keep constantly on hand
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock Lumber
of every description. Cypress Shingles,
Spruce and Hemlock Laths aud Pickets,
which they offer to the trade at the lowest
market price. Special attention given to
orders. feb 24.3m
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Estate Of Mary Hteshe,c, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that thesubseri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Teslamen.
tary on the Personal Estate of
MARY HITESHEW
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO the subscriber, on or before the 10Th day
ofSeptember. next; they may otherwise By
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment. .
Given under my hand this 10Th day oil
February, 1872.
MARTHA ELLEN NORRIS,
feb 24-4t Executrix.
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NnTICE

The sale of Personal Property of
Edward ZollickofFer, advertised to take
place on the 9th Of March, next has
been postponed, owing to his death
1t Alfred Zolliekoffcr.
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Stolen.-Mr. Thomas Williams pur-
chased at the sale Of Mr. Edward Os-
terhus, on Tuesday last, fine young
mare, aud left her in the owners stable
He intended to call the Dext day and
take her away, but during the night
she was stolen from the stable.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-24

Letters from Sykesyille aud Houcks.
vile reached US on Friday, too late for
this issue.
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J Yingling & Son have just received
Large Stock of Black Cloths, and
Cassimers. They are selling them cheap
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-24

In the District Court Of The United States
for the District Of Maryland, In the
matter of Samuel Hull, Bankrupt, Ia
bankruptcy.
ORDERED by the Court this 10Th of
" February, 1872, that the petition of
Sophia Hull. the wife Of the said Bank rup pit,
for an allowance out Of the proceeds Of the
sales Of said Bankrupts Real Estate, in
lieu Of the right of dover nd also for q
part Of his personal estate. her said hus.
band having been convicted Of bigamy
under the laws Of the State,) stand for
hearing on Saturday, the ID day Of March,
1872, Aud thnt copy Of this order be
inserted once in the Democratic 4dpocatc
published in Westminster, Carroll county,
and Baltimore american, before said day
Of hearing.
WILLIAM T. GILES, Judge.
True copy,-Test:
JAS. W. CHEW,
feb 24-lt Clerk District Court.
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Afer the sale Of the Real Estate. the fol
lowing Personal Property will he sold

hiler the safe ut the keai Estate. TIE tol
lowing Personal Property will he sold
@1 Horse, Cow, aserA
0EAr Hcifrr, 8 Shoats, one X4s<H
05-A horse Wagon, oli---U--L
Wagon, Carriage, Buggy, Copper Still
Kettle, together with other articles too nu.
merous TO mention.
Terms Of Real Estate. One fourth part
of the purchase money TO be paid on the
day of sale, or on the ratification thereof
by the Court, and the balance in three
equal payments Mt g. - and 10 months re.
spccliyely purchasers giving notes with Sc.
curiiy to be approved by the Trustee aud
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
Terms Of I3sonal Property An sans
under Sln, cash on all sums above $40,
a credit OF four months. on notes, with mp
proved security and bearing interest from
day Of sale.
Ea5- Persons wishing to view the premi.
se' can call upon Henry p. Myers, Esq. at
Union Mills.
WIN. A. MckELLIP, Trustee.
wv. TAGG, Auctioneer. feb 2I.tS
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,

TNHE subscriber, by virtue Of Deed OF
Il Trust executed 10 him by Hezekiah IL.
Caple and wife, will offer at Public Sale. on
the pT misses, sitnate in Carroll county,
Md, about { miles from the city OF West
minister, on the Turnpike road leading Rom
Reisterstown to Westminster, adjoining the
lands of Thomas Mehring, Jacob Holt and
others, on
Saturday, he lGh day Of March, 1872,
at . O'Clock, A. NJ, the following describ'
ed Real Estate, To wit;
Lot No. l contains
10 Acres, . Roo,is aud 16 Pcrchss
of Land, more or less, About Acres are
heavily Timbered; the balance is cleared
with n large proportion of Meadow.
Lot No. contains
n AcreS, more or less,
of excellent Timber, aud adioins lands of
Isaac Gardner.
Lot No. is also an excellent Wood
Lot, adioins lot No. 2 snd contains
s Acres, , Roo4s and 3 Perches,
more or less. Lot No. is also a Wood
Lot, and adioins No. and contains
Oh acres Hfoft ~ tteos
Lot No. 8 contains
9 Acres and Square Pcrches,
more or less. about half Of which is hcayi
" rimbered, and the balance cleared and
very productive. Ii HdJUiGs the land OF
Mr. H6G.
Lot No. G contains
10 Acrcs, Roods and IS Psrches
more OF less. cleared and well adapted TO
farming. and has water on H.
Lot No. contains
10 heres, . Ro9ds and Z Rcrchcs.
more or less. upon which is q very fine
Orchard Of Fruit bearing Trees II has
thereon some wood and is well watered by
springs, &c. 1t sdjoins Lots Nos. 2, 3, 4
and g.
All Of the above Lots front on good
and easy road or outlet &C feet wide, lead.
lug direct to the Turnpike road,
Lot No. contains
CT Acres Of Land, more or less,
and fronts on the Turnpike road 1t has a
spring on il.
Lot No. 8 contains
Z dcres, Roots and ~ fcrches,
more or less, and also fronts on said Turn.
pike road. Ii has on il about | Acre of
Young Chestnut Timber and Lime Kiln.
nearly new. The majority Of these Lots
are very desirable as Building Lots.
B-S-Thc above Lots will either be offered
in one entire body or separately, to suit
purchasers The above Lots or parcels of
aud have hean rprpntly surveyed and a
plat Of the same viii be exhibited on the
day of sale. Any person wishing to exam
inc the above property can do 50 by calling
on the subscriber, or Jacob Hof.
| will also offer for sale on the same day.
the "Home Farm" of the said Hezekiah
II Caple, sit ate directly on the Turnpike
road, about three miles West of Finksburg,
and / mile South of the first described
properly, adjoining the lands of William
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ROAD NOTICE.
NO. ISL EQUITY.

NJ. llSl EVUlll.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
George C. orndorff ct. ais. VS., John 7. Orn-
dorlf et. ais
nRDERED this 18th day Of February, 1871
" that the sales made and reported by John
7. OrndorH, Trustee, for the sale OF the Real
Estate in this cause decreed to be sold be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the CON
trary thereof be shown on or before the 18Th
day Of March next provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper published
in Carroll county, once in each Of three sue,
cessive weeks before the llth day Of March
next The report states the amount Of sales
to be S92, 0a9. %.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
feb lT-St JSo. u. BorLg. Clerk
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