The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-23

ORpnAsa couRr.-Adem shower, Esq,
Chief judges lsaae G. haile, and L. 7. Sling.
lad, EsQrs., Assopiate Judges; DR.. Henry +.
Beltz, Register Of Wills; George NJ Parke,
Deputy Register.
Monday Nay fsih, IssJ.--Mafy A. Myers,
administrative OF Jacob A. Myers, deceased,
returned list Of sale Of goods and ehAtiels,
list Of debts, and settled FIRST and final admin.
istratrix account.
Samuel Angel guardian to L ara 4. vii.
hide, settled second account
Ephraim L. Bankard was appointed and
bonded as guardian to, Jacob, Amos, Eliza
beth Q. Susanna r. Marc J. and Ellen NJ.
Fitae.
Tuesday Nay h.-Reuben Kahns, guar
dian to Sarah A. Kuhns, and Thomas Kuhns,
settled first account for each.
Jonathan Lambert administrator Of Mary
Lambert settled first and final account.
George A. Shoemaker guardian TO Annie
f, Shoemaker, settled third and final account.
J. Edwin Weaver, administrator Of David
Weaver, settled first aud final account.
The last viii and Testament Of Anna Rudi-
sell, was admitted to probate.
Wednesday Nay eOth.-Wm. Loclard nd.
minisirator Of Sarah LockArd, deceased, re-
returned additional list ofdebts.
AT. oahAuti sfhoptf VI toAuluel
Grouse, deceased, settled first and final nc.
count.
Thomas Rudisell was appointed and bonded
as administrator, will annexed, Of Anna
Rudisell, deceased. Said administrator re-
turned list of debts and inventory of money,
David Riegle, guardian to George Ii. Rie-
gle, settled 10th and final account.
James w. Troxel, administrator of Lydia
Tr0xel, dee d., settled LIST and final account.
Thursday, My sI.--Wm. Angel, executor
Of Sarah Angel, decd, settled lst and final
account.
Margaret Ann Angel was appointed and
bonded as guardian to Carrie L. Angel and
Sarah c. Angel.
VIM. Angel was appointed aud bonded as
guardian ia Calvin Il. Angel.
The last will and testament Of John Lock.
ard, dec d., was admitted to probate, and
letters testamentary granted to Vim. Lockard,
the executor appointed in said will,
CouRT.-Since our last report the following
cases have been disposed of. On Monday !
case from Washington county was called and
has occupied the attention of the Court dur.
ing the week. At the evening sessions much
business has been transacted, and the Judges
seem anxious to close the term as soon as
possible.
Friday, My I5.-Michael Wagner vs..
Isaac G. Bale, executor Of Henry Haines
Maulsby, Roberts, and McAtee for plaintiff
Smith 4 Mckellip for defendant action o.
assumpsit tried before Jury.
Saturday, Nay I6.-The above case con
concludedi verdict for plaintiff for 500.
Monday, Nay iS.--rhe criminal docket
was called by K. d. Norment, States Attor'
ney.
James March VS.. Franklin Railroad Com.
pany Hamilton, Duglass, and Roberts fol
plaintiff, Syester, Smith, Kennedy, and Bone
for defendant This case was settled OF
Thursday night by counsel. A Judgment wa;
entered for sl5, 700, aud the Railroad Compa
ny to pay all costs.
State VS.. Elias Mcfarland; assault and bat
terry; Norment for State, Bond for defen
dant; tried before Court traverser fined 81
and costs.
State VS.. Eli Butler; indictment for en-
bezzlement removed to Washington county
State VS.. William Baker; indicted for sell
ing liquor to minors pleaded guilty anC
fined by the Court $50 and costs.
State VS.. James W. Pickett indicted fol
keeping disorderly house removed froH
Washington county Norment for State
9hSsoIo. OouslasSf huu LuNnlus VI Ahu ma
gerstown bar for traverser tried before jury
verdict, not guilty.
Eman. Shaeifer VS.. Noah l.. Bixler Smitl
4 McKellip for plaintiff, Maulsby and Rob
erts for defendant judgment by default fo
$3.50 extended by the Court.
Petition of Mary II. Burns, in the matter o
Alice Wilson, an alleged lunatic and pauper
Tried before jury; adjudged lunatic paupe
and ordered to be sent to st. Josephs Hospi
tai, in the City of Baltimore.