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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscri.
An Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters of Admins
tration on the estate Of
JOHN W. KELLY,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims againstthe deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 10th day Of April, 1870
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 9Th day o.
October, 1874.
WILLIAM II. SELBY,
oct l0-4t Administrator.
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A iiepabliean meeting win b held ID
the ooartHouse, this city. 90 Tuesday
evening next at u o'clock The meeting
will be addressed BY Hen. John r. Ensoy
Glen Adam q King, r. sfoeSets Mat
thewz, Eaq. and others
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Notice to Creditors.

HNHE Trustee hereby gives notice to the
Il creditors OF Peter Grove, deceased, TO
file their claims with the vouchers thereof,
with the Clerk Of the Great Court for Carroll
county, within sixty days from the day Of sale
VIM. A. MeKELLIP,
oct lots Trustee.
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THINGS IN AsSApoLIs.-The Gascftc
Of Tuesday says .--Comptroller Levin
Woolfcrd has been confined to his room
for several days by sickness.
The Court Of Appeals met yesterday
There are but ten cases on the special
docket, aud sixty-fve on the general.
Two hundred and sixty seven dredgers
licenses were issued last week by the Comp
tsollcr.
GOV. Groome is discussing the arrest Of
oyster dredgcrs with the Governor Of old
Virginia,
Two thousand persons attended the NJ.
y. Church Sunday night to hear Mrs.
Lowry, Of Baltimore, preach,
Thompson & Davis is the name of the
Chicago firm engaged in oyster packing in
this city.
8 The German Lutheran congregation,
worshiping 10 the Court House, will open
. Sabbath School where the German Ian
guage viii be taught.
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H. B. Patterson, broker, Of Wall street,
New York, and the firm Of Kuh, Kupfer
4 Co. dealers il wooden goods, failed in
New York on Tuesday The firm Of Hen
ry Clcws 4 Co. brokers, Of the same city,
hive suspended. The largest dealer III
velvcts, silks &c. together with number
Of other importing and jobbing houses
have either failed or suspended
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To RAISE EARLY roMAroE,- ust
before frost, go into your garden and cut
from your tomato vines as many plants as
you wish for early tomatoes next sumner,
ssIeetIpE good thrifty ends Of vines Sc
lect box, say or 10 inches deep, gil il
with six OF eight inches Of good earth, and
plant your cuttings say two inches apart
each way Put your box ia the cellar or
where the frost will not iniure the plants I;
water now and then during the winter aud
as soon a The danger from frost is over in
ths spring, plantin 1.-THE ground This plan
i pursued BY many market gardeners, and
the result i, tomatoes several weeks earIi-
Of than from seed planted IL hot beds IN
the spring Ty T.
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staie n ldfytaild, County u oInol, ~:
l, J. W. Herring, Cashier Of the Union Nnt,ona,
Hank OF Westminster. do solemnly swear tlat the
ao3ve statement Is true to the best Of my knowledge
j. ". HERRING, Cashier
subscribed and sworn 10 before me This I'M ,Iay Of
October. 1874 j UENRV HOPPE 4 I, "
coRREtT.-AT1Esr:
J. HENRY HOPPE \
WILLIAM REESE Dir,.ctors
citAs. h. ROBERTS,
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The TouasANExT at Reisterstown on Sat.
urday last, was largely attended. Nineteen
Knights entered the lists. Elias j. Pcarce,
Of Baltimore county, won the honor Of crown
ing the queen and also received the set Of
to the Knights was made by Jas. A. G. bond,
Of this city, and the coronation address BY
Charles L. Fendall, of Towsontown Miss
Teresa Gore, Of this county, was crowned
queen, with Miss Mollie Star, Of Baltimore
county, FIRST maid of honor, Miss Ella Hiser,
OF the same county, second maid of honor,
and Miss Louisa Yearley third maid of honor.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

WESTMINSTER, October ., ls.,
suE President aud Directors Of the "e a.
- minister Savings Institution have ,, W.
day declared Dividend Of SEVEN I =
CENT. payable on and after the 10Th lnss'
d. ". BENNETT, Treasurer
Oct 1881
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The Sentinel, published at Front Royal,
Warren county, Va. in speaking Of the im-
provemcnts in South River Township, makes
the following mention Of two young men,
formerly Of this county, sons Of Samuel Cover,
Esq. of Myers District Cover Brothers are
working their steam Tannery at Browntown
70 its utmost capacity, and expanding annually
SIS, 900 for bark and labor, and they ara now
erecting four tenement houses on their grounds
which win soon be occupied by their employees
This Tannsry, under the efficient management
Of its presentenergetic owners, is Of incalcnla-
Bile advantage to the people Of the South half
Of our county, ard they should appreciate the
benefits derived from Il in many ways.
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LOST.

nCT0BER LIST, between carrolIton and
NJ Westminster, Yalise or Saichel con.
thinning my Cigar Manufacture Record, also
compensed II information is given leading 10
its recovery. DANIEL EBAUGH,
octi0-st carsoll,on, Carroll county, Nd.
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TRorrSo.-0ur report ofthe trials Of speed
ct the fair grounds, last week, closed with
Thursdays trot On Friday there was trot.
ting race for purse Of $500. S. T. Brengle,
Baltimore, entered s. m. Lady Patterson; J.
c. Brooks, Baltimore, entered b. h. Flash
=. A. Clabaugh, Middlebnrg, entered b. z.
Moses. Won by Lady Patterson in $40,
2sst and 2:4ll; Moses second, and Flash
third.
In the county trot, for horses that never
beat ESQ, purse 500, John Grumbine entered
B. m. Fannie Martin Quinn entered b. h.
Blue Ridge, and Samuel Ross s. b. Prince.
Blue Ridge won in 2:4s, PAT and 2:49A.
The fair closed on Saturday with running
race for county horses, purse $50, half-mile
heats, best two in three. Thompson 4 Rob.
inson entered 8. c. Cheap; John Grumbins
entered b. m. Patsey. Cheap won in 59l and
30.
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It is stated that regular train will leave
more at 8 A. NJ. This will be very conve.
nient. It viii pass here about u A. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

0rvicr oF rlE ProrLE's Gas CoxPAxy.
No. 1852 W. FaykTrE srREgr,
BAtTnoRE, October 7, 1874.
GAS Lime for agricultural purposas, for
~ sale at the Works OF the Company, foot
OF Scott Street, at Two cgyTs PgR BusHEi.
oct 10-3t
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Hon. John llitchie viii deliver the al,-
n,'al address Of the Hartford County Aeri-
cultural Society Al Belsir
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A fatal disease is prevailing among the hogs
in York county, Pa. A number have died in
Hanover. They were purchased from a
western drove. The disease resembles lung
fever.
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In driving through Westminster, Myers
and Uniontown districts, this week, We found
that the wheat and rye were looking well
corn cut off, and farmers well up with their
work. Some few were seeding wheat, but all
will finish this week.
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PRocEEDISGs OF County, COMMISSIONERS.
Board met October 9th and 9th.
Ordered, That Jabez A. Bush, County
Treasurer, be and he is hereby authorized to
pay to DIR. J. w. Herring, Cashier of Union
National Bank Of Westminster, the sum OF
$4,000 on county Indebtedness, heretofore
contracted and due said bank.
Ordered, That Edward Spalding, collector
Of district No. /, be and he is hereby al
lowed the sum Of 1884 as insolyencies,
removals and improper assessments for State
and County purposes for the year 1873.
Ordered, That Freeborn Gardner, collector
Of district No. s, be and he is hereby allowed
the sum Of Sf3, Isl as insolyencies, removals
and improper assessments for State purposes
for the year 1878.
Ordered, That Henry Bale be and he is
hereby appointed judge Of election in the
second precinct Of district No. 7, in place Of
Denton Gehr, who is disqualified on account
of residence.
Ordered, That special pension Of SIS be
and the same is hereby allowed to Charles +.
Lippy and il is further ordered that Charles
+. Lippy be continued on the annual list at
$40 per year.
Ordered, That Granville S. Haines, Jesse
Anders and Reuben Saylor be and they are
hereby appointed examiners in road case No.
95, as petitioned for by Archibald Graham,
Charles F. Myers and others.
Ordered, That the clerk to the Board be
and he is hereby directed to notify all collec-
tors who are in arrears for taxes due on the
levy of 1872, that the same must be settled
and closed up by the LIST day Of January, 1875,
or suit will be brought Immediately thereafter
to recover the same.
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Report of the Condition

0fhe Union National Bank Of W,estmiaster,
at Westminster, in the State Of Maryland,
dtthe close Of business, October 2, 1874.
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0srHkxs' Copnr. Adam shower, ESQ.,.
Chief Judge; Isaac Q. Reilo and l.. p. Sling
huff, EzqFs., Associate Judges DR.. Henry r.
Beltz, Register Of villa George NJ. Parkc,
Depnty Register.
Monday, October 5th, 1874. Solomon Sto-
ner and Joseph Stoner, executors Of John
steiner deceased, reported sale Of real estate,
also returned list of debts.
solomon Stoner guardian 70 Charles fancy,
settled sixth and final account.
Charles II. Wilhide executor Of Charles
+. Barrick, settled first and final account
Eliza A. Dern bonded as guardian to Annie
Mary Dern, and Elizabeth G. bern.
Jesse Flegle acting executor Of Noah Myers
deceased, returned list Of sales Of part Of
goods and ehastels of deceased, also settled
first and final account.
VIM. H. Selby was appointed and bonded
as administrator Of George W. Kelly, de-
ceased
Tuesday, October eta, IS7A--John W.
Angel guardian to George W. Rites, settled
second and Anal account.
John W, Angel executor Of John Angel
deceased, returned list Of debts andinyentory
Of money.
VIM. H. Selby administrator Of George W
Kelley, returned inventory Of goods ant
ehattels, and list of debts, and received orderi
to sell goods and chattels, and notify creditors
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Report Of the Conditlon

" the Farmers aud Mechanics National
Bank Of Westminster, in the STATE Of
Maryland, at the close Of business, October
I'd, 1871.
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194 Acres and "a Perches

Of land, more or lcss, being the sana na...,
Of land which IRE described in a deed 'fis sen
George b. Lester 10 Daniel Frazier 4. I I'
bearing date October 10, 1867. ana .as ~ uSee
among the land records Of Carroll eonn,s
liber W. A. Mex. number S5, folio nj ~ "
The improvements thereon con. w.
sist Of substantial and com A ,sMNN
Portable two'story stone Dwell. Mu1DrlS
ing House, large bank barn, u y y tqeIAA
newly built; carriage house, dairy and na.s-
sary outbuildings, orchard, etc, water co., $685.
nient to the buildings; the fields arr M "a
in convenient size, enclosed by good isne;n "
well watered, with a due proportion ~ NM.
ow and wood land; this farm Is on no R.l.
more and Reisterstown turnpike road ;aa," W
diately on tho Western Maryland Rs;Ir"aS
about three-quarters Of a mile from F;nIsSaui
station, and adjoins the land Of John 49,
COST, Abraham Leistcr aud Others Am"
The undersigned asks tho especial ai,o,,;.-
Of persons who wish TO purchase 4 dss;.slyiaa
form, TO this sale The land Is n a higL s,oss
Of cultivation; the buildings and fence ~
in excellent repair, and for dairy AMI arn,;see
purposes is not surpassed IN the conn,v
fact, the location Of the property. eonIs;aa.
of land, convenience 10 markets. rs;l,oaS
churches, schools, &c. render this properly
VALUABLE IN EVERY RESPECT
Terms Of Sdle.-Onc,half cash on tho A.
OF sale or ON the ratification thereof and "A,
balance in one year. the credit payment 10 IL
secured by the notes Of the purchaser or NM -
chasers, with approved secarity, bearing n.
terest from the day of sale. "'
CHARLES T. REIFsNIDER,
John NJ Yingiiag, AHetionecr.
oct lots
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ELroriox. an election held on Satur-
day last the following gentlemen were elected
Directors Of the Westminster Savings Institu.
lion for The ensuing gear III. L. Norris,
Nathan |, Gorsuch, Dr.. Charles Rillingalea,
Jesse I. Reifsnider, Josephus II. Hoppe,
Ezra s. Stouffer. The Board organized by
electing jesse L. Reifsnider, Presidet1t; B.
". Bennett, Treasurer; Joint. Difenbaugh,
Secretary, On the same day this Institution
declared dividend Of seven per cent, which
shows il to be IN vary AonFjshing condition.
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CoRSER SToSE LAYISo.--The corner stone
Of St. Panrs Chapel Of the Evangelical Luz
theran Church win be laid in Uniontown, on
Saturday, October "a, at 10 o'clock, q. m.
Prominent ministers will be present and ofici.
ate. The public are cordially invited.
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rHHE largest aud best assortment Of so 10y
- Type, n The county, Is at the Ap'oeA'-
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The sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered in St. Paul's Reformed Church,
on Sunday October 18th.
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RznnoAp AcclnrST. The Insight train
from Baltimore, due here at o'clock GA
"Wednesday morning, ran over . COW q: or
near the residence Of Aifhart Winters, Esq.
which threw fur Of the cars from the track
Nc one WAS hurt The cav belonged to The
adore r. En<lar, Esq. She had fallen into
tie oastls ward, and could not exsricate her
self, and was ki|la4
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The music during the fair was furnished by
the Mount Pleasant Band, except for Satur.
day, on that day the Copperville Cornet
Band enliyened the occasion. Copperyille is
new name to most Of our readers. The
village is in Taneytown district, on the road
leading TO Unientown. The band has eigh-
teen members, and John N. Mark is the leader.
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Barnun's receipts ia baltimore for over
ten days was eI00, 900.
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NlIe q Maryland, uaiav q OrroN, q.
NJ !, a. p scHAEFFER, Cashier Of the above named
pAnn " spiemnly swear that the above Statement
T" "u' !" he osst OF my knowledge and belief
A. D. sCiIAEFFER, Cashier
October, 1871 NV '"'s 'th Gay OF
co,un, PETER u. MIEEsElI. J.p.
Joseph sHAEFFER.
wM. A. McKELIIP Diy,e,,,x
oc,,o,, BENZ, W. BENNETT,
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REsT PRINTING done At Tur Az.
~ vocATE Office.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

YNHls undersigned, by virtue Of the deere.
Il ofthe Circuit Court for Carroll COUNTY
asa Court Of Eqaity, passed in the Gaze Il
William A. Weaver against Nathan Mansfield
and others, will offer the Real Estate n ssS
cause decreed to DO sold, at Public Sale. ~
the highest bidder, nj woodbine, in Carroll
county, Maryland, on
Saturday, The Sit day Of October, 1871.
at Il o'clock, NJ. This property is situate IN
said Carroll county, about one mile north
from Woodbine, adjoins lands Of Geo. Buek.
ingham, Jesse Gosnell aud others, and con.
tAins
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DEDickriox- The new u. y. cHarrh At
Mount Pleasant. Pstapsco circuit, win bs
dedicated o. Sunday, Oct ieth, 1874. Bish-
or 4mcs. Dr.. Guard, OF Baltimore, Rev. W.
expseted 70 bs ii attendance. Former pss.
tors apd he public eenernlIy are Invited ID
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The Gafoetm Clarion has changed its
publication day from Saturday to Tuesday.
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For The Democratic Adrocaie.

The Buell. Family, of this city, gave con.
cert in Baltimore, on Wednesday evening last.
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AZ ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, of which about one. third mart /,
covered with good Timber, the residue i
cleared land intolerable condition, il enclosed
with good fences, and Is well watered. There
Il S ON ,l asd Ia o.hs. sad PwslHs A
0ne-ihird part Of the purchase E
money shall be paid on the day Of sale, or on
the ratification thereof, aud the balance in
two equal payments, one to be paid in one
year, and the other in two years fromth day
Of sale, with interest, and to be secured BY
the notes OF the purchaser with approved Sc.
curity.
J. J. BAuMGARTNER,
oct lots Trustee.
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1871 ACRES Of LAND, more or less

oo' hOls1p VI bhNOi uuIo vi loesi
of which Is acres are in Timber. There is a
good Tobacco Honse on it, The land is in a
fair state Of cultivation.
All the above lots Of land lie contiguous TO
each other and in close proximity to Woodbine
Station ON the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
A plat Of the different parcels OF land will
be exhibited on the day Of sale. Persons
wishing to view the premises can call upon
VIM. II. II. Grove, or John Q. A. Grove,
residing on the Home Farm For further
information call upon or address the Trustee
at Westminster, Nd
TERNs OF SALE.--0ne third part Of the pur.
chase money to be paid on the day OF sale or
on the ratification thereof by the Court, bal.
ance in one and two years from the day Of
sale, purchasers giving their notes with secur.
ity to be approved Of by the Trustee and
bearing interest from the day of sale.
WIN. A. McKELL1P, Trustee,
Smith 4 McKrLLrP, Solicitors.
JSo. NJ. YISGIISG, Auctioneer.
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BALTIMORE Imported 30 SO bags q eollao
during September
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Az On Cap. "A card ives picked up :
few days ago by Mr. Curtis Martin, which
read a. follows .--s.GrAnd Balloon Ascension
in Westminster. Prof Elliott win ascend in
a balloon from Westminster on the Sth day Of
October, 1854. Admission Is cents. The
public are invited to attend The ascension
took place from what Is now the Cemetery ID
this Ely, and was witnessed BY large nam-
Der Of people. IA
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable FARM
Ga he We''era Na.ylaad Rqilroaa.

by virtue Of a decree Of the Circu;, r..
40 for Carroll County, passed in canso S n,'
Der 1887 Equity, wherein Elias Bro ''Is suT'
complainant, aud Daniel Frazier and WA Is
defendants, the undersigned, as trs.sa ~ a5e
sell at public sale, to the highest bi,lds,, WI
the premises, ON ueli on
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CARPETS.
Try Dr.. Ohamberlaine,s Liver Pills.

'oh Liver Complaint and all Billions d..
~ orders. Thisis no qusck no.trum he
pills are manufactured by a regular med;eal
practitioner in extensive practice. and are ~
on sale only At the solicitation Of those W. w.
nave been beneiitted by them. Price 3, az W.,
per box. For sale by IVY Y US.
JOHN W: WILMER, Druerist.
oesi ~ West End, Westminster.
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rRusrEE's SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
In Carroll County, Nd. near
Wood5ine Station, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
mnrrsrrH.s sALR

DY virtue Off Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll County, sitting as Court OF
Equity, passed in cause li45, wherein WIN;
II. II. Grove, ct ais, are Compainanis, ana
Rhoda Grove, ct ais, are Defendants, me
undersigned, as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises known as the "home
Station on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
and adjoining the lands of John I. Ways,
George 4. Buckingham, John Flemming aud
others, on
MONDAY, tie I'd Of NOVEMBER,
1874, at ~ o'clock, NJ. the following Valuable
Real Estate.
Lot No. !, containing
76i Acres of Land, more or less,
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SAT0RDAK, ~ r N0VEMBgp
A. D. 1874, at / clock, D. m. proo;.., !,
those parts Of tracts Of land called iJIay al
Meadow Enlarged,'i nFlarp uyoken
"Blindfold,n "Hooken Attempt d az
Desire and BELLS Venture, 9 con.i,i i.anes !,
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John NJ Yingliag, AuetiOneer.
oct lots
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lue Improvements NNh'tNt -
AzSM-L Log
.ss;s DWELLING HOUSE,
htaztzzz Tobacco House, Dairy and 9TH
er necessary outbuildings in good condition.
The land is in affair state Of cultivation and
enclosed with fences, well watered,6 dc.
Lot No. ., Home Farm" contains
1881 AareS Of Land, more or less,
about so Acres Of which is splendidly Tim
bered, situated within n mile Of Woodbine
Station, aud the same property on which
Peter Grove, deceased, resided. The i'm
proyements consist Of large -
log Weatherboafded NA
DWELLING HOUSE, ~ ~
Log Barn, and all other build. sllE1l4tzz4
ings, usually found on well conducted farm.
There is an excellent Dairy with one OF the
finest Springs in the County. Two Orchards
Of excellent Fruit Trees.
Lot No. 9, contains
47l ACRES of LAND, more or less,
40 acres Of which is heavily Timbered, under
fence, aud we'll watered.
Lot No. 4, contains
37l ACRES Of LAND, more or less,
II, nearly all in fine Timber only small
49, portion having been recently cleared.
-1lt is all under fence.
Lot No. o, contains
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Deaths.

In a.. AIbans. March 10. of lung fever. Joseph NJ
Hoyt, 81,
AT East Fairfield, March &, Guilford b. Hin, ~.
At East Middebury, March 8, James Sumner, IS.
! In Wilmington, March 9, Susan, wife of Freeman
hasAh', 20
~. Meinooes FAis' @sioh T. Mrs ~ u Dea'ue' 81
A, u, Ca..o,a V.A o,a -, ,,u.,u,.,,,,u NJ. A..
O. Lee. AGED sS wears. -'' VI "'' '''@
In Calais, March l. Perez Wheelook 76
In Calhis March 2 An infant son of Joseph and La.
clnda slayton
A, p-.,,., ~, , - -. - l., A., ,,.,
AZ rsssumpslo' mAvh - 81 sHIule IotSI IN me otIh
eN " ~" Ss'' "SunAn' WIZ Vi mt AOh'oAu LAVA
w.
In Worcester Feb. 25 Mrs. Martina HAyfOrd, 81.
In R.,h NJ II u.roh A Uui.D. poIisrd "a
IN barnet req, u.s. wine LaHui son ot inc hte VIM