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In the United States Senate on Mon,
day, Mr.. Morton offered resolution,
which was adopted, directing the Commit.
Zee on Privileges and Elections to report
~ the geyt session Of Congress, the besI
and most Practicable mode of eIcctlng The
President aud Vice President, with a plan
for q tribunal to decide contested Presi-
dental elections, the comittee being author.
lied to ST during the recess
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EUREKA sALvE.

a certain cure for Cuts. Bruises. Sores.
- 4 = barns and Skin Abrasions Of All Kinds ,
especially recommended TO mothers Win sors
or iumpy breasts. This salve has been s ~,
ceisInlly used for over fifty wears. Fsr sals
= hrDers Drug Store. mar is.iv w
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NEw SUPERINTENDENT Owing to the con
tinued i'll health of Dr. W. Z. Darrah. the
Taylor Manufacturing Company, of this city,
have chosen new Superintendent OF their
works. r. V. Dohoney, Esq, well known as
the Master Maehinist of the Western Mary.
land Railroad Company for number Of years
past, has been called to fill the position. We
learn that the Railroad Company were anx.
ious TO retain the services of Mr. Dohoney,
but having accepted the position rendered BY
the above company, he determined to enter
upon his new field Of labor. His determine.
ton to leave the machine shops of the Rail.
road Company having become known, on Sat.
urday evening last the employees, through
Mr. Vim. Lannan, who has been appointed 10
take the place vacated by Mr.. Dohoney, pre-.
scented him with a case Of Drawing lnstru.
meuts valued at S45.
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NO. 1856 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County as q
Court of Equity.
Joseph B. DehoG and John W. Dehoa, ys.
Jacob N Dehoff and Samuel b. DehoG
nRDERED this 18th day Of March, 1873,
~ that the sale made and reported by John
W. Dehof, Trustee, for the sale Of the Real
Estate in the proceedings in this cause men.
TONED and decreed to be sold be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10th day Of April
next ! provided copy of this order be insert
cd In some newspaper printed in Carroll
county, once in each ofthree successive weeks
before the said 10Th day Of April next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
S300O0O.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar l5-3t JSo. b. BoYlK, Clerk.
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Coon YIEID OF BUrTER. We noted, some
weeks ago, the sale Of some Alderneys by
Lewis H. Cole, Esq Of Clover, Hill, to Geo.
". Keller, Esq. near Houcksville. We have
since learned that the heifer yielded from
eight TO nine pounds Of rich butter, the first
week after her calf was separated from her.
This l. good yield in nidwinter, on dr.
food, for heifer with her FIRST calf
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FINE CArrIE Nj. VIM. J. Morelook, Of
this county, bought, last week, in Washington
county, az the sale Of Mr. Henry ZeIlcr, a
thoroughbred Durham Boil, Victor, the same
which was exhibited atthe Carroll County Ag.
riculiural Fair, last fall, and took the first pre-
MUM, for the sum OF $12G. He also bought
heifer. Of the same herd for the sum Of S92.
The bull weighs 2,lS0.
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no. la2o EouITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jesse +. Malehorn ct. ais, VS.. Isaac Bet.
nRDERED this 18Th day of March, A. d.
~ 1878, that the account Of the Auditor
illed in this cause be finally ratified and con.
iirmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 3lst day Of March,
Instant provided copy Of this order be in
serted for two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published in
Carroll county.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar Ism Jxo. b. BoYE, Clerk.
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HE County Commissioners Of C'anol
county will meet at their once n Wess '
, ,els On the FInsf MONDAY oF April.
1910 ior she transaction Of business.
BY order,
mar s,ff ""'A a. WISH,
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WANTED.

a y energetic young man to act AZ Aeen,
"A for the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Ma
chime Company, in Carroll county Onts,
furnished, and liberal Inducements Offered y
an active man. Address with references "
WHEELER & WILSON
MANUFACTURING Co,
"a ". Baltimore St., Baltimore. Ma
mar lost A'''
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Report of the Commune.

OF The Farmers aud Mechanics N,s.
Bank Of IVesf"iHster, oi Wesimias,,r !.
The State Of Maryland, at Tie close 81 ~.
ness, February sSth, 1875.
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LIywooD ITEMs.--The unusual severity ex-
ercised by King Winter during his present
reign, has been subject of remark among
the citizens Of Western Carroll, as well as
elsewhere. But as his icy letters are now be.
ginning to present shattered condition,
comments upon this subject are becoming
less frequent, and the advent of the vernal
queen is looked for with anxiety.
The heavy mantel Of snow which so long
covered our fields and forests, is gradually
disappearing, and our springs, wells and
streams now afford plentiful supply of wa
ter.
The grain fields here, from which the snow
has lately been removed by the rays of the
sun, present a green and very promising APP
pearance.
Our roads are yet wet and muddy, but where
free from snow drifts, they will from present
appearance soon be in better condition.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

pY virtue Of commission issued to US by
ID the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, to examine and determine whether
the public convenience requires the opening
of a public road in said county commencing
and running on the bed Of road Tor as near
thereto as practicablej now leading from the
Liberty Road to the county road near Robert
Murray's; said road to pass between the lands
Of c. Deyries, L, 0hler, Florence Patterson,
j. b. Berrct, John Harris and Robert Clark
and through the land of Robert Murray.
This is therefore to notify all persons whom
il may concern, that the undersigned will meet
on the premises, on Tuesday, tie i5th day OF
april, 1878, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to execute
the trust reposed in us by the said commits.
sion.
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garfERs. We have been informed that Il
i almost impossible to dispose Of horses 10
the cities. without the interference OF leap
pars" They have been known to receive
commissions from both buyer and seller
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RESOURCES.

sat, Of Maryland, COGniy n CiyTol. -:
la p. sCHAEFFER. Cashier of.he Farmer. a.,
Mechanics National Hank Of westmiusier Al III ~
EMMY swear that the above statement 4 inie IA NJ
b,si Of my knowledge and belief N'
A. d. sCiIAEFPER Ca,hle,
March, 1874
PETER D. MIHEsEll. J. p
CoRRECT--ATTEr: -
JOSEPH sHAEFfER.)
A. X. SHRlVFR lplrer4or,
BENZ. W. BENNETT
mar l5tt
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SILVER RuS ITENs Small pox has made
its appearance in the vicinity Of Silver Run.
VIM. K. Leppo, farmer, went to Baltimore
with his team few days ago, and after he had
returned, he was taken sick very suddenly.
A physician was sent for, and neighbors yisi-
ted the sick man for several days, but when
the doctor informed the family what Mr.. Lep.
pos disease was, the visits were short and
far between. understand that Mr.. Leppo
is nearly well again. There were one or two
eases more of small pox reported near the
residence Of Mr.. Leppo, but am not certain
whether this report is correct
Eliza Hahn, widow of John Hahn, Of this
district. was buried'at Silver Run Church on
Tuesday last. She had been subject to spells
Of sickness every winter. This winter she
seemed to be hearty until about a week
ago, when she again had an attack of the old
disease, which soon carried her off,
Jesse Myers, of Union, buried another Of
his children last week. This is the second
one that died of diptheria.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-15

A TRIs TO EURoPE.-Col. VIM. A. Nc.
kellip, Of Westminster, viii start about the
first OF June, on European tour. 1t is his
purpose, while absent, TO visit the Vienna Ex-
position, and all the prominent points Of in
terest. He viii bring back with him any va
rieties OF fruit, seeds, grains, or plants, which
may promise TO be Valuable accessions to our
own cereals, fruits or vegetables.
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NOTICE.

VIE Stockholders Of the Taylor Mapufac.
turing Company Of Westminster. arr
hserehy notified that an installment Of so ner
snare o. the stock Of said Company. will be
aue and payable on the 10th day Of Anr;l
neat a. ID. SCHAEFFER, "
n'ar ip-S' Secretary and Treasurer.
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DouBLE Pre- CREEK ITEMs.-The gradu-
almeliing ofthe SNOW during the day, and freez-
ing in the night has kept our river running
nearly bank full for the last FIVE or six days,
and the much-feared and dreaded food is
averted.
When the thraw commenced, farmers whose
fields were turned into highways since the
public roads were blocked up with snow drifts,
concluded to lock their gates, and the road
Supervisors were obliged to cut road pas.
sage through the drifts now the roads are
again open to public use.
A friend at my elbow informs mo that he
has carefully measured the depth to which
the snow Of the present winter fell, and says
sixty-seven inches hare fallen while letter
from Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county,
Pa. says one hundred inches of snow fell
there. The winter Of - and rs was certain.
ly one Of much snow and ice.
Mr.. Barrick, two miles south Of here, con,
ceived the idea to build an iee-house, at the
llth hour Of the season, and filled il with
clear and very solid ice from mill pond or
lsraers Creek, on Saturday, March Sth.
FATAL AccIDEST..-Mr. George w. Hefl'
neF, with some seven or eight men, was en-
gagged, on Wednesday last, in mining iron or,
in the ore banks of Messrs. Bussard 4 Rem
ner, near New Midway, on the Frederick an,
Pennsylvania Line Railroad, about tire,
miles south Of here, whena bank of earth which
they were under mining cayed in, falling OF
Mr.. Heffner, breaking both his legs and back
and otherwise bruising him. He was taken
out alive, and lived from p NJ, when tn,
sad accident occurred, until : o'clock, wher
death relieved him Of his sufferings. IL,
leaves wife and three small children, who
were dependent on his labors. Mr.. Heiinel
was sober, industrious and Woodworking
man. The accident is a sad one.
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WEST EsD DEBATING SocIErY.-This So
eiety will meet this Saturday evening, when
the question, (which Deserves the Great.
er Punishment, the Instigator, or the Per.
petrator of Crime p will be discussed Dis.
putants I Affirmative, Jno. 4. DiiIenbaugh,
Peter B. Mikesell; Negative, U. B. Mikesel,
John Matthews.
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The boom Of the blasts in the limestone
quarries IN this city, sounds in ones ears like
the reyerberaiions Of distant artillery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-15

Fox CASA fox chase will come off 10.
day, in Westminster. Two red foxes will be
turned loose from the Montour House, this
afternoon at | o'clock.
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SALE OF STocK.-Mr. Lewis II. Cole, of
Clover Hill Stock Farm, has sold to Mr..
Snader, Attorney Bull, Stonewall, and
Heiter Calf, Mary, five months old. Also to
J, Frank Getty, Attorney Heifer, Emma.
We are pleased to chronicle these sales Of
hlooded cattle, as it shows that our farmers
intend to pay more attention the quality of
their stock in the future.
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Hanover is to have water works, all the
stock has been subscribed and It is in intend.
ed to begin work at once When will West.
Minister have them?
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Report Of the Condi,,..,

0ftae Uaioa National Bank 81 ~.
al WestmiasteT, in ne Stat, ~ u
a'hs close q business, Esbraa,v n, q Z
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ENp yegF Oaasp for Printing for Tho
- ppa'se Trade 70 the ADrocAre Office.
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lNd'f n NdFVfaRdl t0HHtY q OnfToH A., q
Inv HERRING Cashier Of The t,,,..
Bank OF Westminster, do solen1niv .,. sataasl
above statement Is true to the best q 'm nv lh q
and belief NY Ancvltd,,
w. Herring. c..A.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me IA. ,s sss
March 1879. ]. HENRY u IN asn AZ I
CoRREcr, --ArTEsr; fFA1.R
J, HENRY HOPPE
WILLIAM RERsE7 n
CnAs. u. ROBERTS. 'aHe'a.
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HIoH WATER.-The streams in this county
were very much swollen by the melting Of the
snow on Sunday and Monday last, and il was
thought that destructives freshet would oc.
cur, but we have heard Of no damage being
done, except to foot logs and small bridges.
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Report of the Condition

Qfthe First National Banke Nee Fiadsw,
in The State Of Maryland, at tie oiOss q
business, february sSth, 1878.
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APPOINTMENTS. Tho Baltimore Annual
Conference Of the N. +. Church, which has
been ia session At Hagerstown for six days,
adjourned on "Wednesday. The following
are The appointments for West Baltimore
District:
L. +. Morgan, Presiding Elder Fayeiic
Street "A + Gibson Union Square--Edw
Kinzey, " l McKenncy; Franklin Street.
Il + Shipley, s L N conser, Sup. Grace
+ Gray; Emory-Wm. Harden; Whatcoat
--loseph France, S II Cummings, Sup.
woodherry- X cadden Snmmerheld-W
T u GLENN, J S NJ tIaslup, Z " Lipstomt,
Sup. Baltimore circuit-D W Arnold, J y
Wright Mt Washington aud Pimlieo II II
Smith Gainesville and thistle j Gouche r;
Ellicott City-C & Cronin, G Feelemeyer,
SUP. patnpseo "a W Heyde, L A Thirlkeld Z;
Montcomery-H McNemar, Peter Wonder
smith; West Falls-E 5 Fort Frederick CT
ty--Ioh A Price; Liberty Emory Buhrman,
+ II Haveaner Linganore NJ Ferguson I;
New WiRdsor--T N West, Geo. i. Dorsey;
Meehanicsiown-T J Cross, one to be sup
piled Union Bridge Reuben kolb; West
MINSTREL II Richardson Hampstead ~ w
Cullen, J B Hall; Baltimore CITY Mission
Thomas Myers. Robert : Maclay and Julius
Soper, Missionaries to Japan; Henry NJ Har
man, Professor in Dickinson College, mem.
Der of Fslyette Street Quarterly Conference
D II Carroll Agent OF Book Depository Z;
member of Emory Quarterly Conference.
c. d. Smith, former pastor Of Union Bridge
goes to Patterson Chapel and Highland Ave
nue., East Baltimore District
j. w. Hedges, formerly of this city, goes to
the First Church, Annapolis.
]. Il. Van Meter, Chaplain TO Naval Acad
envy, member Of Annapolis Quarterly Con-
ference, Isl charge.
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BUILDING aud Cabinet Hardware, large
- stock, 1t lowest city prizes, Al
feb 10 Y. X. GERNANn'S-
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WESTERN Nh. RAuRoAD.--It is said that
the Baltimore City Council win extend add.
tional aid, to the amount desired, to complete
the Western Maryland Railroad through 10
Milliamsport, and put it in complete order.
There are some operatives still engaged on
the new part from Baltimore to 0wings Mills.
thereby securing through independent track.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS


CARROLL FARAERs Clrp. lin accordance
with previous announce meni, number Of
citizens Of Westminster district met on Satnr.
day last, at the oiiice Of Jno. H. Williams,
Esq, opposite Court 81, which had been
kindly rendered for the occasion. for tho pur-
pose Of organizing ia tmcrs' Club. A fem
porary organization wa effected BY the cleo
ton Of Francis II. 'orendorif President /;
Airhart Winters, Cy rus Sch1eiaart, Vice
Presidents, Hanson T.. Webb, Treasurer A.
d. Schaeiier, Secreia ~.
On motion OF Col Nm. A. McKellip, the
gentlemen just name a we're made the perrna-
nent officers Of the Society for one year from
date.
A motion was thtin made and adopted that
the next meeting of the Club be held on
Saturday evening, March 18th, at a o'clock,
at the Court House, and that the subject for
discussion on that occasion be what is the
best method Of preparing and lertilizing
ground for the c altiyation OF CorayN II was
also resolved d lat Samuel Sands, Esq, the
venerable Edit or Of the sAmericAn Farmer
and Rural Reg stes, be invited to deliver an
address before the Club at said meeting.
Messrs. Henri Yanderford, DR.. J. Rinchars
and B. +. Shriver. we're appointed a Commit
tee TO prepare Bylaws ana Rules Of Order for
the government Of the Club, to be reported at
the next meeting.
A motion was made and adopted that the
name ofthe Club be the 'carroll Farmers
Club
The following gentlemen, among others,
were present and enrolled themselves as
members Of the Club; f. II. 0rendcrlf,
Cyrus Schweigart, Airhart Winters, VIM. A.
MeKellip, H. 7. Webb, Henry vanderford,
DR.. Jacob Rinehart, Jos. Shaeffer, b. +.
Shriyer.
Mr.. Williams very kindly rendered his Office
for the meetings Of the Club, whenever il may
see proper 10 make use of it.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
NEAR MANCHESTER C.Rnott IN. Mn.

RI virtue Of a Deed Of Trust from James
- ID. Whiieleather and wife, to the under
signed, and Of an order Of the Circuit Court
Tor Carroll county, in Equity, directing re-
sale at the risk of Stephen Elder, a former
purchaser, will sell at Public Sale, on
Saturday, he 2i9h day Of March, 1878,
at o'clock, r. NJ, on the premises, about
miles south Of Manchester, Carroll county,
adjoining lands Of Daniel Garrett, Thomas
and james Boaley, and others, that valuable
little property, containing
10 Acres, 8 Foods and u Perchss
OF Land, more Of less, formerly owned and
occupied by James d. Whiteleather. This
Farm y convenient TO churches, school houses
and mills, and has q good young Orchard on
4, and is improved with a two
story frame Dwelling House, A6A-
stable and other necessary out ~ sssH
buildings, oil nearly new.
Terms Of Sals.-0ne. fourth cash on the
day OF sale, or on the ratification thereof by
the Court, the balance in two equal payments
at 2 and ~ months, purchaser giving bis notes
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
Possession given on the LIST day Of April
next.
JACOB CAMPBELL,
Trustee
Smith a AeKegip, SoiieisaA mar s-ts
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
DESIRABLE SMALL FARM.


VNHE undersigned, by virtue of the Decree
Il of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
as Court of Equity. passed in the case OF
Elizabeth Killer, by David Killer her husband
and next friend and others, against James A.
bidder, on the premises, on
Wednesday, The Oh day Of Aprii, 1873,
at o'clock, p. NJ. small Farm, situated
in Carroll county, Nd, in the village Of Bark
/ Hill, on the public road leading from Union
town to Union Bridge, about y miles from
the former place, aud abou, | miles from the
latter place, and contains
81 Acres and Rood Of Land,
more or less. The improvements on this
land consist Of a two story Weatherboarded
DWELLING HOUSE,
\ log harm, smoke house, spring AMA- \
house, hog house, and other
necessary out buildings, an ex. Ellst1f9.95sI
4 cellent apple orchard aud other fruit bearing
trees; aud there is also never failing spring
| Of excellent water convenient to the dwelling;
i about acres are in Timber, and the residue
is cleared land, in good state Of cultivation,
| and is enclosed with good fences.
! The Terms Of Sale are as foiiors The
onc-half Of the purchase money shall be paid
by the purchaser or purchasers to the Trustee
on the day of sale, or upon the ratification
thereof by the Circuit Court for Carroll county
as Court Of Equity, and the other half shall
be paid within one year from the day of sale,
with interest, and to be secured by the note
of the purchaser or purchasers with security
TO be approved Of by the Trustee.
J. j. BAUMGARTNER,
Trustee.
John T. DigenJaugh, 1ueiioRcer.
4 mar lots
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HAY.-owing to the rise in the price of
hay, large loads of prime timothy have been
passing through our city on the way to Bali.
more. Would it not be well for our farmers
to sow more corn broadcast for fodder and
save their hay for the spring, instead of feed.
ing It to their horses and cattle during the
winter? We learn that it is equal in nutri.
ment TO that of the best hay, and some con.
slider it far superior.
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ELECTION. the annual election of the
Westminster Gas Light Company, the follow
ing officers were chosen President, Jno.
L. Reifnider; Directors, Joshua Yingling,
Edward Lynch, c. B. Roberts, C. II. Smith,
George c. Hicks, C. o. 0'Donnell.
At meeting Of the officers and teachers OF
ST. Pauls Reformed Church, on Monday
evening last, the following officers were elect.
ed to serve for the ensuing year :-Superin-
tendent, John L. Reifsnider Assistant Su-
perin,endent, Vim. B. Thomas; Librarian,
!. Frank Brinkerhoif; Assistant Librarian,
Edward Ulrich Secretary, John II. Mtten ;
Assistant Secretary, U. b. Mikesell; Treas.
urer, A. n. Stephan.
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ORPuANs CoURT.--Adam Shower, Esq,
ChiefJudge Isaac c. Bale and L. p Slinglulf,
Esqrs., Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Register Of Wills; George NJ, Parke, Deputy
Register.
Monday, March ION. iSsS.--Isaac Haiaeigh,
guardian to George Yeakle, settled his second
account.
The will Of Henry Haines, deceased, was
admitted 10 probate, and letters testamentary
granted to Isaac G. Bale, as acting executor
his colleague, Richard Smith, having re-
nonnced.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Sarah Jane Rudisel, deceased, granted to
John Thomson,
The will Of Simon Shildt, deceased, was
admitted TO probate, and letters testamentary
granted to Gershom Huff, the executor.
DIR. }. W. Cornell, administrator of Samuel
Hockey, returned list of sales, debts and
money, and settled first and final account.
John 2. Funk, executor of Ludwig Helwig,
settled first and final account.
Tuesday, Aarea Iith.-Anna +. Flattman,
late Brown, administrator of Augustus Brown,
settled her second and final account.
Urlth Cochran, executriS Of John W.
Cochran, returned inventory of goods and
chattels and list Of debts.
Jacob Nearing was appointed and gave
bond as guardian to James II. Reindolar.
Gershom HUFF, executor of Simon Shildt,
returned inventory of goods and chattels-
orders passed TO sell same and notify credi-
tors.
Samuel Hiner, administrator of Andrew
Haines, settled his first account-baauce to
be distributed 10 creditors April 9TH, next