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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-16

Mile heats-3:O0, 1902, 1903.
Chief wins the race and purse. Time,
SOB.
After the trotting a sack race came
off, in which six contestants partici-
pated.
After this..ca foot race, for which
there were six entries. This race was
won by F. Flet cher.
But few flowers were to be seen in
Floral Hall ON account of the fair being
held so late; but we noticed fine col
lection Of Asters by Mrs. c. w. Haskell,
from eed from Briggs Bros.
There was the usual amount of gam
bling to be seen at fairs,-no, will not
sag that, for several of the worst ''sports"
Were stepped.
We are sorry to say, too, that many
fwho brought fruit and vegetables here
for exhibition found they were not safe
without a guard, at least during part of
the Last day of the fair Apples, pears,
watermeloDs, pumpkins, squashes, ETC.,
disappeared, but they were not carried
away by those who raised them, but by
those whose fingers were exceedingly
light.
The following is list of the premiums
awarded
CATTLE.
Thoroughbred Heifers, 9 gears old and
upaoard-J NJ & IF Aldrich, first prem
ium, SO.
Thoroughbred IIeIt6rs, gear Old NJ
& G F Aldrich, first premium, So
Thoroughbred Bulls Of Ua9es-Martin
Pike, first premium, $3.50; j NJ and G
F Aldrich, second premium, 81.
Grade Coos, 3years old and upscard-
| j Rounds, first premium, $3.50; E X
Pierce, second premium, $3.50
Grade Heiters, 2 gears old and a4pacard
Joel Woodbury., first premium, 50
w A Forbush, second premium, 81.
Grade Heitsrs, gear ODD Rounds,
| first premium, 50.
Co1oes Of all oges-RC Sherwin first
premium, So.
Oae'1 gears old and upaoard-J G
Bruce first premium, 81; Winchester
second premium, So.
Steers 3 gears old-R G Sherwin first
premium, $3.50; G w Eaton second
premium, $1.50.
Steers gear ODD A Putnam first
premium, So.
/ HORSES.
Brood Mares-C Barrett first premium
$3.50; Otis Stearns second premium,
$780,.
Carriage Horses-W I'll Dudley first
premium, $3.50; G FL Hayward second
premium, $3.50.
Horses Of all Rork-C w Pulslfer first
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st i-. reported for the Herald.l II
The Black River valley Fair Held
at PEI kinsvIlie, VT, Oct. Sth and
9th s.... ...# -..... ...- . -7... ~. -

Is . o.. .
The Black River Valley Fair, adver-
tised to take place Oct. 18th and 8th, on
account of the rain was postponed one
day, and the morning of the 9Th dawn
ing bright and beautiful a goodly num-
Der gathered ON the grounds of. the as
ISOLATION, and had through both days the
best fair they have ever held. ~.
The Windsor Cornet Band was in at
tendance, and did their part to general
satisfaction. ...
Floral Hall was well filed both days.
The collection of vegetables would have
done honor to any fair held in the State,
and the show of fruit was far better than
that at the Connecticut River Valley
Fair. -.-
Among the things were several styles
of stoves made by Hyren Henry, from
soapstone quarried from Hawks Noun
tain.
s. w. Butterfeld had on exhibition
case of butterflies, of twenty-five kinds.
j. NJ. Lewis had fine collection of
stuffed birds. . .@.
There was a splendid show of oxen on
the track at o'clock, "a yoke coming
ON for exhibition and examination. At
4 o'clock a purse of twenty dollars was
trotted for, open to all horses that never
trotted for money; best two in three
Entries We're made by Sol Bemis, G.. G.
ShetId and w. NJ Lovel. ....
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premium, So II II Hicks second pre-
MUM, So. ri, KS Z "A, 4. .t'. s
Colts-Butler s. White first premium,
So; Otis Stearns second premium, 81.
Fine Wool Eaoes-LG Boynton first
premium, $3.50; G w Ayres second
premium, 81 so. ,....s...
Fine Hooz Bucks--G w Ayres first
premium, $3.50; Il G Boynton second
premium, $3.50. ~, .....y...
Coarse Wool Esees M Pike first pre-
MUM, So: so; Otis Stearns second pre-
MUM, 81 so. 80.
Coarse Wool Buchs-F e p utnan first
premium, $3.50; NJ Pike second pre-
MUM, $3.50.
SWINE. -. ~.
+. i Putnam first premium, $500;
Joshua Upham second premium, $3.50.
POULTRY. ..s i.
Frank Gould first premium, So; Loren
Pike second premium, 81. .g:5,,.:,.. IS,
STEER TEAMS. Il. ,t..;....
.BF Ellison first premium, 50 |; Geo
Davis second premium, 81.
ri DISTRICT TEAMS. :-''...
No. 1s, Weathersfeld, first premium,
$4; No. 2 second premium, 50. 4.
DRAWING MATCH. ,:.:;.-s
S Winchester first premium, So; J. T
Warren second premium, So.
HONEY. .......
II w Sheldon first premium, 81 Fred
Nichols second premiurn, soc. r.. ~.
MAPLE SUGAR. j.
G G Davis first premium. 81 !; w A
Forbut second premium, soc. :-
CHKEsE. :.
j w Leland first premium, $50; A
Slayton' second premium, 81.
BUTTER. +.
en- Eaton first premium, $3.50 E
Gould second premium, ST. 81.
. FRUIT -.s.,... 5,
Specimen Of 4pples j NJ Billings first
premium, $3.50; D Farewell second
premium, ST..
Largest Vaqjety Of Apptes-F Fl Mich
OILS first premium, $1.50; S w Butter
field second premium, 81.
,Pear$-J A Chandler first premium,
81; F Ketch second premium, 75c.
Grnpes-J NJ ,Aldrich first premium,
soc w A Forbush second premium,
csc. ..s...-..=
Cra5 .4ppyss-c. A Bachelor first pre-
MUM, csc.
Canned Fy'ujt-Mrs c F Aldrich first
premium, soc; ] Hammond second pre-
MUM, 95c .s.-..
Qujnces-C W Knight first premium,
soc; L G Boynton second premium,
35c. -....-..-..
Domestic W5ne-Miss Ellen Holt first
premium, 40c ~.
Apples / gear o!d-A Folles, first pre-
MUM, 25. 49,.
In Floral Hall some 1874 was awarded
upon q long list of articles that filed the
room. ,...--.. -. ~.
Thus ends the fair, and we hear from
many lips the words, 1T was the best
one ever held here. 4" QUERCUs.
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musical Convention at orsvs,I.


A meeting was held at the residence
of Or. e. Cushman, ON Friday evening,
October 10th, to complete arrangements
for musical convention to be held at
the Congregational church, commencing
November 4th and continuing four days.
Mr. L, H. Tobey, of Burlington, who is
to be director, was present. The follow
ing local committee was appointed
II. H. Young, II. T. Cults, w. B.
Wright, Y. V. Blackmer, E. d. Girls
void, A. s. Murray, Chas. Bowker,
Chas Sanford, w. o. Ray, C. F.
Branch, L T. Branch, G.. A. Kimball.
Committee on entertainment: Mrs. r,
E. Wilcox, Miss Martha Boynton A
general committee was also appointed in
all the adjacent towns. Rev. Mrs.
Holmes, of Benson, will assist as solo
list, and other distinguished singers will
be present. The Inequalities of the
town are rendered to all lovers of good
music who will do what they can to
make this convention a success. We
believe that the promotion of musical
culture tends to elevate society and inn
prove its morals. Music is divine art,
and these musical conventions are edu-
Gators, and as such should receive their
due share of public attention.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

INSANITY Instant relieves Cholera Morbus Cramps,
rams, Diarrhea, and Dysentery, and is n
uelicious summer beverage. 1t is pre-
pared from the true Jamaica Ginger, COM
Dlned with choice aromatics and genuine
est and best.
q M will be paid for bottle of any
~ lOO other Ginger, if found to equal It
In line flavor and purity.
Samples free. WEEKS & POTTER. Gem
eral Agents, I76 fremont street, Boston.
Fer sale by all druggists and dealers.
et septlSd&wlm
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S t E A M E R S .


Two daily lines between Ogdensbu,g
0swego, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit. PoS5}
Huron, Milwaukee, Chicago, and al Doints
West, Northwest and Southwest.
DAY BOATS AND NIGHT BOATS.
The day boat leaves OgdensbuIg AT ora
O'Clock %. M. daily. Sundays eXceDfad- -,
on arrival of noon train from the Fss+
and runs through from Milwaukee. Cbics,,
go, and intermediate ports, without
Evening line for Cleveland, Toledo and
Lake Erie ports.
THE PEOPLES FAvoRITE ROUTE WEST
This lire offers the inducements Of nlas.
sure comfort, safety, speed and ecOnomv
combined, and at less rates, incinding
meals and state rOoHs. than by amy fbe1
line. The passenger business VIII leecI,-e
particular attention this season, ana the
public can rely on the boats leaving %
state rooms comfortably furnished IN
first class passengers. Also. second cabins
with cook stoves and good accomlnoIa.
lions for passengers and families who NAV
wish to furnish their own provisions.
Rates for passage or freight always low-
er than by any other route.
EB Through tickets and other infOr1aq-
ton can be obtained at all railroad and
ticket offices in New England, Northern
New York and Canada -
81 1t viii be for the interest Of Dasse,-
gers and families going West, to SEE rba
agents of this line before buying else
where.
Tickets and further information can be
obtained from
G. f. oLMsTEAD, Ticket Agent
H.w. ADAMS, Travelling agent, windsor !:
Vt.
General Agency, s5 Washington Street.
Boston. L. MILLS. Gen. Agent.
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Out of Town Notes.
WALLINGFORD.

We are happy TO state that our
young friend, Mr.. E. M. Craig, is e.ble to
be out once more.
Trout taken from their "nati Ve ele-
ment'' at this season of the year are
worth five dollars per pound. SO saith
the law.
Owners of ''sweet walnut" trees had
better ''look sharp" about now, or their
usual supply of nuts will go where the
woodbine twineth. ID @
We would state for the benefit of
your correspondence from Woodford, who
signs himself Metropolitan" that we
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SUMMARY.
Time-2.5 81. 9.494 . az.

The judges decided that Shedd won
the race and purse.
The first and second heats were sand
WICKED by foot race, won by Prescott
Warren, of Ludlow.
The second day was brighter and
fairer than the first had been, and twice
the number of people were present.
At half past ten grand cavaleade of
horses was called out, and twenty-five
teams formed in line and marched
around the track, led by the band. Sd.
In the afternoon a race came off for a
purse of $50. Three entries were made,
two of them by Otis Stearns and one by
S. Spaulding = Chief and Topsy by
Stearns, and Queen by Spaulding. Best
three in five, open to all horses.
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play jokes upon ministers and plous
people must expect to meet with a just
retribution some day. 1t was naughty
for Uncle Daniel tounload upon his con-
fiding brethren, and his reflections ought
to be rendered more poignant by reason
Of IL -. 49,. :. - - .--l - u.
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DISEASES OF TIE EYE.

Defective sight. and even total blind
ness, can in many instances be entirely
prevented BY prompt attention TO the
symptoms Of such diseases as lead 10 The
above deplorabIe condition. When your
eyes are easily tired, your sight confused;
when there is a darting pain felt in or
through the eye-bail and temple, when IL
ELIMINATION, chronic or acute, sets In:
when floating specks or notes make their
appearance, when the sight IS blurred or
objects can no longer be seen distinctly:
when a haze comes over the eyes; wlseu
tears constantly overflow, or have to he
pressed from the conner of the eye, in
materate condition to relieve that organ Z.
when any of the above symptoms make
their appearance, then do not delay 70
seek competent medic advice. Do not
doctor your own eyes, nor allow any ply
stefan TO do so unless he be a well quail
fed Dentist, for an eye once lost can nev-
err be regained.
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For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLFS
and TAN, use PERRY'S Moth and FreckIe
by Druggists everywhere. Denot. "a Bone
street, New York.
For PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
Blackheads and Fleshworms, use PERRY'S
improved Comedone and Pfmple Remedy
the great skin medicine. Prepared only
by DIR. B. O. PERRY, Dermatologist, 10
Bond ST., N. Y. Sold by Druggists every
where. mh2oeod&wSmos
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SKIN DISEASES

will send free receipt for my bEoL1-
TABLE BALM, removing P1mples, bI aCA
Worms. Blotches, Freckles, Moth ana Ian,
leaving the skin clear and with healtny
glow. Also, sure process for the grown
of HAIR on bald heads or smooth faces n
PRATT, Chemist, AZ Pine ST., y. 4. 80.
box 5,l2S. Send stamp.l octl5d&WSW
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/. =, METE0ROLOGICA REPORT
For the week ending October 18th, 1s78
Taken at the State Normal school,
. lEf,.a,.. Castleton, Vermont.
Thermometer.
REMARKS.

-H.
Average OF the week, s-E- 5I.e3
81. &c last week, $500 - 51.6I
3sF styear, r. $500 .
Warmest day, 5th-ageFage GEO
Coolest day, 7th-average 1913
Highest point of thermometer, 63, at
3 and p. m. on the Ilth.
Z Lowest point OF the thermometer 81,
at q. In. on the 9Th. .-.t--s.l .-.s-' = =.
Range of thermometer during the week,
Greatest range, in. any one day, 81 deg.
on the 18th. .....t 49,. -. ~
! Day of least change, 7th-5-5 deg. ~
Long period of very slight change from
6 q. m. to Io m, on the It'll.
Barometer has ranged from 20 2Ss to
29s44. The first two days of the week u
was quite low. During two days it rose
rapidly and has been slowly falling.
Probably no more lovely, delightful
weather was ever known than the eth,
9th, 10th and 18th days of October; 1873.
Rain fell during nearly the whole OF the
9th and 7th, 2.15 inches.
Magnetic needle has an occasional day
of little IA otion, as on the 18th.
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Spetiat 9utites.
pATCHELoR,s HAIR nYl

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in
the world. The only true and perfeat dive
nI.arlhIess, relaDle and instantaneous: no
pleasant odor. Remedies the IN effects ~
PAD dyes and washes. Produces immedi-
aUeiy superb black or natural brown.and
leaves the ha1r clean. soft and beautifFll.
Ihe genuine, signed w. A. BafcheIor. Sold
by all druggists. octld&wIv 'OiO
CI1AS. BATCHELOR, Prom. r. Y
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know q man whc mas haa ysoe wives as aliu
VINO says nc - SUI soop ~,
IS q rare cnance tuL sony ~ Myraeass
ing lor Inc Woo ss y. if. ..,'oN - -!
papers p,esee oopy, y ;s,;
Wai nna mas q, . pop' T., town ~,
about l,foU. we nave my IL. ~ 60
VINO are ~ yesIs ~, ~ ~. "a Esa Who
Doty, motner OF Joseph Doly Ilsq', 80
was DOTH III tiiis toWn w. NJ So
49, nc woe horn the 9Th lav Of February,
ROO Tacoh Gatas, birth day is .Noyenl.
10 Ok 1790 We have twenty-four. ex-
o os,,s;wo Of these three who are so and
o,,ar s,d seventy two who. are 10 and
49, Whit .toI,,y i, tba county can beat
W : =, :. n
0s' 3 49, T.e:s $3.50.
s. ~ JAMAICA z;
Gaorop A Jananhear sold out. at
ot;on lot .Tb,rsday Good vollng cows
sold from S31 to Ss4 ; hay for S11. The 4
farm sold for about half-S6fO. 90. A
vonpg man named Sage bought it. Now
"a the time and here is the place to buy
cbean farms See advertisement in the
Weakly HERAIp. 5.tss Jsissz.
~ T,,o er,t &c !, so.;as af reservo;rs is
LII e. az, fira do,a ,.tI,,er,t This
ootl'S /; - ,,a,ioa.l, Az b;gh,ye,, he.
one = 49, 49, a,rd M, S,fr;,f,s
t"een 49,, 80 sr,..,,IsiIy
Ia I'll VIII & ,y6r
y " ~ liAio,' ~ ~
ne ehaIcnes " eiil' w,
united .thls week N a,toui tsays 54 iloet,hS'
LED by heV: a. -. Ioesef ~ m astsadnd
see'S. az ~ '-t'' :, =
.,...- s. ,,,sro1 ssi -.
'i1 =. 4.
Messrs. Bush ~ Patterson, groeerS OF
| this f,laee, becoming convinced that
onei III Ied Ia az u1 the nreI,ses ast
Sunday night. Mr.. Patterson doing
| duty, taking bis station behind the coun-
| ter near the door, awaited developments.
| About o'clock he was aroused from his
slunbers by some one unlocking the
! door. He remained still until ne
thoolgtlt tnelll soene Way Iloit wy Uo ~
"heH ~ spldns ,9i 'ite nc, l'1o, "a "a
shut H. cut the thlet !laa espied mn alio
succeeding III feachlhg ths .aoor hIst,
pa8sea oul ana turned ClfG potg 5llts1Vly
on shaIIlnS me ,Sooi, III L.: a..ei s SoI
sun tLlhhli8 enal AG a't nis mas 1 tslt.
| was the third person, but in this he was
! deceived as his man had escaped him.
The room was very dark, winch favored
the escape: mere y 80; eSti h5It lila tn'
0Jie! Goots l@tc pt2il lilt't 800 w =,
Ihefe y a SsEluCa,y way % Seisl -, eIe';o
sneak lhleVGs Wile sigl1e Oh lneln 10
o!3talneo. !! "4?Io Aase .9eel s.f''io'eu
IL employee. ~ ' rms no ',ssI'
Efforts are now oelng mace TO RAISE
the necessary fahds 10 purchase some
sort OF an al,pai"ea9 lpt P'gil.l5 ous n,S
ana procuring o t! ieeeiiai iiiif''0-
lhe'iGS III IRE Same l ms.
HYDEyIi.EE.
..-, ~, ,,,o.,,s,, = .,s,,r,,,;,, c., ,,a,
niie o.e pilSi; 80 a., - ~ -
rev LAiS On : az tIdt ~ he ioat liz
my t rotb w containin nearly 500 His
efforts ~ recover II have 50 .farsbeen
f+,Titiess = -, = ~
.e..-.,,.--. 8
Two -GliliaIea 1[oii ENG ltiIllly VI -
lIies e III ~, S,,I3sr IF f,2
.en se"i., u go - b,,riod on NTondaT
stleIl' nv III e. ~ s5.aro ti;o
nlahy hehlts VIZ ~ I.io1. LIN IL.
ttoh' ana many I4he; ,.l5lt9 WV
more 1ehoelis 70 'li ' nav 0'iie
.e.e. MA NcIfEsTE,. 1880.
r.. -rr.,,--.. - .s.,,,o,l,o, oo+th,, orn az
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TT Is SAID THAT SANCHO PAN
Il "a first invented sleep What bes-
sing! How can any one sleep with that
awful cough Take
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Steamboats,.
90 WEST

90 WEST
VIA
VT. CENTRAL STEAMERS
N. T.. co.
Consisting of q First Glass stauncb urn.u
......s Cabin FP0A
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Died at st. Paul, Mimi, October Sd,
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SUMMARY.
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NO. is24 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
David Killer and Elizabeth his wife, and Har.
man N. Himiller and Catharine his wife,
Mortgages, vs.. James A. Smith, Mortgagor.
ORDERED this 18th day of January, A. ID.
~ 1873, that the sale made by David Killer
and Elizabeth his wife, and Hartman N. Hi
miller and Catharine his wife, Mortgages, OF
the real estate mentioned in this cause be f.
nally ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 24th day Of February next provided a
copy of this order be inserted once week in
each Of three successive weeks before the 18th
day Of February next, in some newspaper
publishedin Carroll county. The report states
the amount of sale to be $l6a4.87.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
jan 1885, JNo. b. Boyle, Clerk.
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ConstabIe's Sale.

DY virtue Of four writs Of Feri Facias issued
ID by Abner Neal, one Of the Justice
Of the Peace Of the State Of Maryland, in and
for Carroll county, one at the suit Of John
Bell against Mary Jane Durbin; one at the
suit Of Grimes q Stouffer against Jesse Dur
bin; one at the suit Of Lee MeElroy, use Of
Theo. l.. Fritchey & Co., against Jesse Dur
bin; one at the suit of 1heo. i. Fritchey & Co.
against Jesse Durbin; also by virtue of one
writ of Fieri Facias issue by Peter b. Mikcsell,
one of the Justices of the Peace Of the State
Of Maryland, in and for Carroll county, at the
suit of William Moore against Mary Jane
Durbin; against the goods and chattels, lands
! and tenements of the said Mary Jane Durbin
and Jesse Durbin, and TO me directed, ! have
seized and taken into execution all the right,
title, claim and interest, both at law and in
equity Of the said Jesse Durbin and Mary
Jane Durbin, in and TO all that part Of tract
Of land situate in the city of Westminster, be.
ing part of Lot No. 10 on the plat Of survey
made by J. Henry Hoppe for the Redemptor-
lists, body corporate OF the city Of Baltimore,
in the State Of Maryland, which said plat is
recorded among the Land Records Of Carroll
county, in Liber g. Z. W, No. 20, Folio 442,
&c., being also the same Lot or Parcel Of
Land which was assigned to Jesse Durbin by
Charles I. Reifsnider, by assignment Of Lease
dated January 10Th, 1870, and recorded among
the Land Records Of Carroll county, in I.iber
J. b. b., No. 3, Folio 432, &C., together with
! the buildings and improvements thereon, sub
ject to the payments and performance Of the
covenants set forth in the original Lease from
! the Redemptorist aforesaid, TO George Lease,
BY Lease dated March Both, 1863, for 90 years
renewable forever
And hereby give notice that on
Thmsaay, The son day Of January, 1878,
at o'clock, P. NJ, at the Cours House door.
! in the city Of Westminster, / will sell said
property so seized and taken into execution.
TO the highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN ". STEM,
Jan Its Constable.
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NO. 1s4l EQUITY.

49, A'fa ~
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mason L. weems, Mortgage, VS. Tobias G.
Townshend and Wife.
ORDERED this 18th day of January, A.
~ ID. 1873, that the sale made and reported
by Mason l.. Weems, Mortgagee, BY virtue
Of power contained in Mortgage from To.
bias G. Townshend and Wife to said Mason l..
Weemsb be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the l4th day Of February, in the year 1873 !;
provided copy of this order be published in
some newspaper publishedin Carroll county,
Maryland, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day Of February,
1873. Report states the amount Of sale to be
$4,000.
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
jan 1887 Jso. b. BoYLE, Clerk.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Mountain Timber Lots.

Rf virtue of the last Win Of Abraham Buf.
- fngton, late of Carroll county, deceased
and an order Of the Orphans Court OF said
comfy, the undersigned, Executors Of said
deceased, will sell at Public Sale, at the West
ern Maryland Hotel, in Emmittsburg, on
Saturday, The s5th day Of January, 1878,
at o'clock, p. NJ. precisely, that Valuable
Timber Land, lying on the public road from
diminishing to Harbaugh's Valley, about Q
miles from Emmittsburg, and adjoining lands
Of Mr.. Brinkner, Mr., Sterling Gait and Others.
The above land has been laid offinto FIVE lots.
Lot No. contains 6 Aeres aud 10 Rsrehes.
Lot No. 2 coHtaias Acres.
Lot No. . contains Ages
Lot No. Z contains 4 81 Heres.
Lot No. 8 contains 8 ~ lcres C 3 Fsrches,
by a recent survey.
These Lots are web worth the attention Of
farmers and capitalists, as they are considered
the best Timber Lots in said mountains. ANY
person wishing to view said Lots will call on
Levi Boring, living near.
Conditions Of Sale.-One-thi cash ON the
day of sale or ratification Of Court, the balance
IN one and two years, with interest from day
OF sale, TO be secured to the satisfaction of the
undersigned.
LEVI BURLINGTON,
JACOB BURLINGTON,
jan dts Executors.
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Estate Of Samuel Haii,es, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
1N Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate Of
SAMUEL HAINEs,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having. claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscri
Der, on or before the 18th day Of August, 1879 /;
they may otherwisc 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 Of De-
cember, 1872
THOMAS j.. HAINEs,
jan lS-4t Administrator.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John I. 0rndorfi, Trustee of Josephus orn.
dorH, VS.. Josephus orndorif.
nRDERED this 18th dayof January. fs78
" that the Audit filed inthis cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 M
contrary be shown on or before the 5th da,
OF February next; provided copy Of hi,
order be inserted in some newspaper pnblish
ed in Carroll county, for two successive week,
before the last named day.
JNo. b. BOYLE, CLERK.
True eopy,-Tcst:
jan ls-2t JNo. B. BorlE. Clark