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FLO WEIR SEEDS!
4 SELECTED VARIETY,
A 7 4. II; HURER' S,

No, ?, Carroll Hall. st
MessrS. j. Woods Brown, basement Of
Green Street Hall, are manufacturing DR.. b.
Bates National Tonic Beer. and are now
ready TO supply Parties, Pic Mics, 6e., with
this truly Refreshing Temperance Drink, in
any desired quantities.
ii. Haines has the largest aud best assert
ment Of GARDEN AND FLOWER SRED
ever offered in this market. All seed guaran-
teed as represented. Grown by Briggs 4
Bro. Rochester, New York.
II mnst be good, for everybody recommends
Il, and the doctors prescribe IT, We mean
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, % cents.
Macintosh is ready and willing to meet
oil composition.
Go to see the new Store, Goods and Prices,
of orndorfi l. Albaugh.
Afnll assortment Garden aad Flower Seeds,
for sale byJ. W. Wilmer, Druggist, West End.
Yon will find grand tumble in the prices
Of goods, Of J, iingling's & Co.'S.
Ladies, don't Gail to get a pair OF Dog Mitts
at II. L.. Norris's,
Gents latest style Hats, Caters and Lace
Shoes, just arrived, at Mackintosh's.
Some beautiful style Carpets, just received
at j. Yingling 4 Co.'S.
The cheapest lot OF Carpets ever brought
TO Westminster can be found at the New One.
Price Cash Store of orndori' 4 Albaugh
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes of
all kinds, on hand, and cheaper than the cheap
est, at Mackintosh's.
a., o. and Cd Mattings, cheap, at ].
Yingling & Co.'S
First invoice of Imported Cloths, Cassi
meres and Eancy Suitings, just received. H.
l.. Norris.
One Bale Laurel D Muslin, job, at 81
cents, at j. Yinging 4 Co.'S.
Call and SEQ the oneP Price Cash Store of
0rndortf 4 Albaugh. They are selling very
cheap,
600 French Corsets, guaranteed Whale.
bone, white, 80 cts. at J.. Iingling 4 Cos.
How TO GET SrAaiSA.--Iron frames and
strong nervous systems IRE not the lot of all
But the feeble need not despair BY adopt
ing the right means they may live as long and
enjoy life as much as their most robust neigh.
bors. Physical invigoration is, however, ne.
cessary to this end and while the spirituous
tonics and nervines usually administered,
eventually depress both hady and mind, DIR.
j. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters inya.
riably supply new yigor to tho frame, while
they regulate every disordered function.
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political Notes.

The New York INorld says The
treatment meted out to the Times by the
Administration since the Adjournment o.
The House Of Representatives Is simply
atrocious An order has now gone out
forbidding al custom houses aud other
public offices to take in the Times. The
effect of this order, We understand, mas
been 10 reduce al once the circulation OF
the Times lourfltIs. But upiustihablc
as is this open disregard of the business
interests Of journal once very useful e
the party now in power, the moral lurpl-
tudc Of this attack upon the independence
of the press more deeply moves our indig.
nation. All newspapers Of standing and
character throughout the country should
unite with one voice in demanding that
this order be forthwith rescinded.
The full vote of the State Of New llamp-
shire foots US Us follows For Governor
Cheney 1925, Roberts 80, JOB, White
75i; total vote 79,202; Cheney over Rob
erts i22. For Congressmcn--First dis
trict. Whitehousc, Republican, 1853
Jones, Democrat, ll,004; scattering 326;
Joncss plurality 1856. Second district,
Pike, Republican, 1896 Bell, Democrat
1903; scattering 2O2; Bells plurality
l47. Third district, Blair Republican,
l2,3SS; Kent, Democrat, l2,lSl scatter
ing 1853; Blair's plurality 207.
Two thousand colored workingmon went
to the White House in a body Monday
evening, for the purpose Of laying before
the President their grievances in tho mat
ter of the application of the money appro-
priatcd by Congress 10 pay certain pressing
debts of the District Government They
wanted to say to him that the contractors
we're getting all the money aud the labor
ers nothing The President refused to
see them, and they went away indignant,
Senator Schurz writes to friend 10 st.
Louis that he shall return soon to his
newspaper in that city, after spending a
short time in the Eastern States for the
purpose of collecting material for his pro.
posed History of American Politics.
Il is understood that the Senator goes
abroad in tho spring with his family to sec
the daughter, who is still at a German
school,
The year 1873 opens auspieiously foT
the Democrats in the New York town
elections, The gain of supervisors over
1874 is forty-nine, when there was Dem
pcntlc majority of twenty four, where the
Republicans had for,y-hve in 1873, and
one hundred and ninety-one in 1872.
So far as newspaper sentiment indicates
anything, the Hon. NJ. c, Kerr, of Indiana,
has the hes; prospect of being Speaker of
the next House of Representatives.
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th Of February, 1875, ut the resi-.
denee OF the brides parents, near I.inwood
station this county, by Elder VIM. Palmer,
Edwin q: Gilbert, and Miss Mary c. Gar.
ner, all of this county.
Tn the 18th uliimo, at the Lutheran Par.
sonage, in Woodsboro', by the Rev. A. W..
hentz Thomas 4. Otto, Of this county, aud
Miss Catherine J.. Heiner, Of Frederick Co.
On the list ultimo, by Elder Solomon Sto-
ner, John a. Smith, ofthis county, and Miss
Annie U. Myers, OF Frederick county.
On the 80 instant, by Elder Solomon Sto
ner, Francis T, Rowersox, of this county. md
Miss Florence Y. Stimmcl, Of Frederick Co.
On the llth instant, by the Rev. Osborne
lngle, All Saints Church, Frederick. Charles
ID. Reitsnider aud Lizzie s., daughter Of Gen.
eral Edward Shriver, all Of Frederick.
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whea. Small stock-Aotivo Demand.

The crop Of wheat for 1874 was market
ed under very unfavorable circumstances,
and prices have ruled exceptionally low
for many months. The crops in Great
Britain and Germany last year were better
than for several years previously, and
France was reported to have a large sur
plus. A full yield in the United States
was consequently signal for lessening
Of the demand and great fall in prices
But it begins to be seen that the increase
in the production Of Great Britain and
Germany was very slight as compared with
their aggregate wants; aud the surplus of
France, If It ever existed, is proved to be
triiing, for very little has been obtained
from that country, aud the French are
proverbially prompt sellers Of whatever
they may have to sell. The crop Of winter
wheat in the United States last season was
unusually large, and excellent in quality;
il was marketed rapidly, and its presence
in our markets gave the trst downward
impulse to prices. But the supply Of this
grade Of wheat has been nearly exhausted
for some time, and shippers and millers
have been compelled TO supply their wants
with the better qualities Of spring wheat.
Trustworthy accounts from the West
leave no doubt that there is large guam
tisy Of the spring growth Of wheat, not
only in the principal but in the lateral
markets, 10 casting the future Of prices,
however, It will be well to remember that
nrieae nra now forty ecnfs n hnehaI loxrae
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MEssRs. EDIroRS. AT the last anniversary
of the Irving Literary Society Of W. NJ.
College, an address was delivered by Mr..
James II. Diifenbaugh, Of this city. This
address at that time called forth considerable
praise, and an sure that it was not without
beauty and merit. think, now, that but
express the sentiment of the people of this
city, in requesting that this address be pub
lished in your paper, provided that he can
reproduce il, and that il is in accordance with
his aHd your desire. Surely the anniversary
Of the birth of Washington Irving ought 10
be noticed, and know not better way to
do it than BY Publishing this address Of Mr..
DiFanbapgh ID your issue Of April Sd.
OK VINO HEARD IT.
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Success IN BUSINESS, or Money d2d
how 10 make It, comprising the general
principles Of money making, with definite
directions for successfully conducting near
y all kinds Of business, with suggestions
as to lending money and its proper expen-
diture by II, L. Reade, cloth 1915, library
s4.0o. A very useful book, J. W. Bow
man, agent, Carrollton.
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Mr.. Dana, Of the Neuo Kork iSaf hav-
ing been sued for libel, il is now the turn
Of Mr.. Whiielaw Reed, Of the Tribune.
Mr.. Manton Marble, of the World, and
Bennett, Of the Herald, together with the
editors Of the Posi, Times, Commercial
,Adrertiser, Joarnol Of Commerce, and the
rest, win each have to hurry up similar
case, or fall behind in public notoriety.
What's public journal worth, unless it
can get up libel suiiH
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The EAST VS.. TUE WEsT.-If James
G. Blaine, of Maine, should be the Presi-
dental candidate Of the Republican party,
and Allen q, Thurman, af Ohio, the
Democratic candidate. in 1876, the West
Is likely to secure the President through
the prepouderanee of its vote, indepen
dent of other considerations
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PUBLIC SALE.

NHEnndersigned will sell at biz rc,;s.,ss
- miles from Westminster. on ~
Washington Road, on :" '"e
Monday, hte Oh day n Aprz, 1915.
Of y o'clock, NJ, the following p,ope,,v !.
9 work horses, 1--WE Of them brood -. ~
mares, one is heavy with ioal; All na.xz.
good condition, well broken, are 2Y--sA
good leaders or saddle horses, ) scts II
breeehbands, 4 sets lead harness. hl;nd
brides, gcollars and haliers, ali a GOOD ~, =
new wagon saddle, s.horse line. q A. ns, =
wagon whipas 6.horse broadtread wagon &,
good order and runs easy; pair Of hair a. =
t,ages, 20 feet long; sixth chain, spreuders. a
single trees, pnir Of butt traces, pair brssss
chains, spring wagon, s-herse pillow, Far,ner's
fz,end' new; set Of double harness, bnrsv
pole, &c. V'ssi 'ossy
Terms n Sale "A II sums az $40 AZ. noas,
CASH on sums aver that amount 4 ered;, N 4
months WIN be given, purchasers g rrc t II
NOTES With eppsoyed security. hearing Interest
WIN. II. BLIZZARD
mar 2e-ts j. NJ. Yixaisa. Aartionee,
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A HANDsoMx RoRrgsE John lam.
bersoil, Herman, residing near baltimore
Postoiiice, Adams county, Pr, recently
inherited from bis fathers estate IN Ger.
many, the handsome sara of e29 500 Il
gold. Mn I.amberton Is bachelor. about
~ years OF age, and has been hired On !
farv for number Of years at very meaeye
wages. He came to this country fifteen
years ago, and had received 90 news from
his friends IN Germany fof nine years
until few weeks ago, when Ne received 4
certificate Tor the above amount.
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Business Locals,

FaEg TRADE AND Low TRIcRs.
Ladies' Lasting Caters 9jc, 81. l5and $l.35.
Ladies' Best City Made Caters 81. G5 & Sl.90.
Ladies' Kid Fox Caters Sl.25 and upward.
Mons Heavy Shoes $l.00 aud Sl.35. Chill.
dren's Button Boots so cts, and upward, aud
fine Custom Work Of corresponding low prices,
at LAWYER & Reaver's.
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A bill was introduced in the Senate Of
New York on the llth instant, providing
that wives may testify against their hus-
bands in civil cases. The bin is a general
one, but is intended to give Mrs. Tilton
the right to testify against her husband in
the Beechsr scandal. The question very
naturally arises--would any woman capa-
bic Of adultery be likely to testify to the
truth concerning the act after committing
it. She may testify against Tillou, but
she viii shed no light on the truth or
falsohocd Of the charge against Beechcr.
She will probably not have the oppcrtuni-
~, as the bill IN not likely to pass.
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"Your Worthy Subscriber whose let
ter was mailed at Linwood, and all others,
are informed that we do not publish either
marriages or deaths unless signed with full
narhe and address of tho party sending
the same,
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LOCAL ArrArRs.

fREenoM ITeNs. --0n Thursday the I'm
instant, Deputy Master Joseph Barlow. II
Howard county. organized Granee Of ,he
Pairons of Husbandey at the Masonic Hal
near this place. Much intcrestwas manifested
u the movement, and quite anumbet Of per,
sous were IN attendance. As only thirly.
(tSenty males and ten females eau become
charter members, some eight OF ion had 10
retire and wait until the organization was
effected when they will make application for
membership. The prospects for strong
Grange are very lattering, and little doubt 81
Us success Is entertained The following are
the officers IN. ID. Norris. Master; WIN. n.
Deyries 0verseer; Brice Shipley, Chaplain;
Thomas Paynter, Lecturer; Geo. NJ. Prueh,
Secretaryi Joseph Slack, Treasurer; Thomas
NJ. 0wings and J. II. Steele, Stewards; J. II.
Brown, Gate Keeper. Lady officers Mrs.
n. y. Norris, Ceres; Mrs. ]. W. Berret, Pc,
mona; Miss Carrie Devries. Flora; and Mrs.
J. II. Steele, Lady Assistant Steward.
Miss Annie +. kinzer, our efficient teacher
in the public school Of this place, will hold an
exhibition at the end Of the present term.
She has given much attention to the advance.
ment OF her pupils, particularly 10 elocution,
and they show the effect Of their training.
The snow has very generally disappeared,
and in its place we have plenty Of mud and
bad roads, the bottom having dropped out in
places.
The many friends Of Major Chas W. Hoo l.,
one of our oldest and most highly respected
citizens, will regret to learn that he was par.
alyaed on Saturday last, At last accounts he
was easier. DR.. Hines is attending him.
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Hamilton Mcdowell, Democrat, was
elected Mayor of Burlington, n. j., on
the 18th inst, also the entire Democratic
ticket This is the first time 10 six years
that the Democrats have carried the city.
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..
stations-East Baltimore, D. L. Greenfield r Nc.
Cormiek, supernumernry, West Baltimore, L. W.
Bates, ID. d.; south baltimore, H. s. Rowe; Washing
ton street, X $. Noris; Starr Church 8 b. souther.
land, ID. d.; Lexington Street, n H. McCregor A
Richards and H. X. Jordan supernumerary; Brnad.
D Valiant j. 4 wcieand and " IpsieaIn, sup =
land. 10 be supplied; Laurel, Del. s. e. Valiant
Easton J. 7: Lassell; Fint Church. Washington, d
nsn iS Sn5eg Va - kp1e iWSpsSih ,a z
Va g0an.l X. I. Smith; Montgomery Ala 1oanJ ii
L Miller firsf Church, Piits5urg Qoanl J. O. Murray
y; ~ EdiA" siauoh, A. D. Melvin chatsworih
circulls-Anne Arundel, A. D. Dick. D NJ Gilbert;
wf' cry fbIi fnas q hSc9l aIgt1,s
q s suPpsd Cell j fhonp Si H. .Ic%'ssaS sES
ea Derae.ei HsSme coe 6 k " yI
erich, G. T. cochell zone TO BE- supplled A. Baker
snpenumerarY Jefferson. Lewiston and Frederick
q D. Edmonsion. one 70 b. supplied, Howard, ~, n
DUNN, J y; sheridan; Ieipalc, W 4. Grouse: Kent
g g. Thompson: Pipe Creek. j. W. Charlton; Ppco.
moke, a. y, Walter somerset. J. f. T. Ewell. NJ. h;
siewsris.ownl a. ". Maiheis susqnehanna, s. a
prruunciryi Tsioi l. Read Union 'T' Fers ~.
tom Warwick, y; W. bates Queen Anne's, r. r. az
w W. sHSw liill " Seepn Ssws,ow BENSON
co " z Graham: Deer Creek, Henry Bruner; Heaths.
VILE va " Y Lewis.
,ank W. u Lane, Ninth street Washington W X
Hammond Puiolnac, !. n. fineiing Acc0nac /. i,
4ALIkins y. Y feillng; Newark J. r. Murray 81
MicnAels 2 MaloyT Sussex, j. II. Rliegood; iIar.
fT msa FeI w;i, X q cropss; EIies CITY q ME-
Kent Island !. " eirAtshni Peach i,otsorn. w. i
lloyi salisbury, =, z: TagR North Cdroiina Xvenne
Washington, lesse shrers Hainpden and Whl,e
Ground 80 Al Saints A. 7. Melvin; Prince MI.
,vq1m e 9i sagei gF!apton. butler Surrey,
s n3ns,s ppa1l 4; " hafrgmaii Editor kflodi
!, egpcfannuated-n y kweil, N. D.; D. y. Reese. d
~. Iilomss zee, u; =. Day, 7, ~ Bryan d. NJ Evor.
MeFadin. =, - - =. - . n.
President Western iasylana college, r w.,a
sionary, A. Webster. D. D. "is'
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Financial crashes.

TIE past few days have been remarka.
bic for the number Of heavy failures that
have occurred 10 the commercial circles
OF London On Saturday I'm Thurn 4
Co., one Of the wealthiest houses 10 the
East India trade, closed il doors with
liabilities amounting to ten millions Of
dollars. Such a crash as that must nee.
esH.rily draw other firms down, and tho
names Of the victims arc Just being 70.
ported The failure Of Siordet & Co for
S2,000,000 was reported Thursday, and
the General South American Banking
Company has Suspended On q capital Of
'e6O0, 000
The banking house Of Hooper, Reese h
Co. Of Baltimore. suspended payment on
Tharsday.
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The Tertium Qnids.

The testiam gslias or thifd-iermites, or
tcrmites, or pismires, or whatever else the
followers Of the fortunes Of Grant may be
called, received another check in Phila-
adelpbia, recently. at che Blaine festival,
and also in the Seventh Ward Club, where
Blaine was nominated for the succession.
Are not Grants ofice-hol,lers sufficiently
strong TO check these demonstrations ?
Or have they grown fat and yielded to
inertia? Ifsos let him call more hun
cry, and consequently amore active swarm
around him.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE WESTERN MARYLAND
RAuRoAD,-fhe jury in the case Of Il. l..
Gsiger and others, assignees in bankruptcy OF
James McGurkinard and others, against the
Western Maryland Railroad Company on
Saturday rendered a verdict for the plaintiff
for S3,6259s The case was tried in the
United States District Court TO recover &c.,
900 for alleged withdrawal Of contract.
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Bills have been introduced into the
Legislature of Virginia and Delaware, an
tagonistic to the Civil Rights bill.
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Beecher's lawyers are trying TO prove
Beecher innoCen; by proving that Tilton
is shabby fellow.
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Maryland M. p. Conference.

This body which has been in session ia
Baltimore for seven days, closed its labors
on Wednesday evening. The following
appointments were announced by the
President, Rev DIR. David NJ. Wilson.
After reading the appointments the Con-
ference adjourned to meet in Lyuchburg,
Virginia.
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THE CLAIM ron ARMS For the past
ten years the State Of Maryland has bad
elaim against The United States for arms
taken during the late civil war, which
claim Congress has repeatedly disregarded
A. tho lssi session Of The Legislature Sid
ney J. Wales, Esq VAS appointed Com
missioner upon The part o. tho State to
prosecute. the claim 70 successful issue.
This be has just done. ind tie State will
receive about sc. 900 for the arms thus
zeizsd By order Of the government. dariag
il,e rebellion
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The ease Of Pincbback was postponed
by the Senate on Tuesday, to the second
Monday in December next, by a vote of
80 to 30.
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% Fitting is the term for moving in Car
roll county, and the first of April is the usual
time, but some have already anticipated it,
and comfortably cnscohced themselves in their
new quarters.
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10 Acres, 8 Roods& IA Percbs,

Of land. more or less, all Of which !. go,
with timber, and should L DO desired 49,, |, =.
be sold in two parcels. aa
The Terms IF Sale are as folior,,-.o..
third par, Of the purchase money shaIlh, WI ,a,
by the purchaser or purchasers 10 the n. ~
signed on the day Of sale, or on Inc rs,;s ss'
ton thereof hy the court aforesaid. "nd g
balance shall be paid in two equal pav r',s as
the one to be paid in one year, and M Nv
in two years from the day Of sale, with ; MY
est, aud to be secured BY the notes Of Ihsn .s'
chaser or purchasers, with security Ia h. ~
proved Of by the undersigned. ~
j, j. AUMGARTNER, Tu...
J. Z. Diasnbdngh, AuciionesT. 49,.
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They had roasting cars in Southern Texas
las. week,
That's nothing; We had them here last
ve,r
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DorBLE PRS CREEK lTEas. --Notwiihsiand,
ing the suffering and starving condition the
people Of Kansas and Nebraska are repre-.
scented to be 10, the emigration mania seems to
be rampant among the young and old of this
vicinity. Nine adults have already left home
for points 10 the Wost, aud more are still go.
ing. All of them started from here, and rs
they are all laboring men, the farmers of this
community will feel the effect fit.
The melting snow gave US another food in
Double Pipe Creek last Saturday and Sunday
The water did not, however, rise high enough
TO start the ice gorges on our bottom.l lands,
and hence no extra damage was done. Three
floods from melting snow in one season, with
two heavy breaks, is more than the oldest
inhabtant has any recollection.
Large hocks Of wild geese passed over here
during the thaw in the early part of the week
A flock Of some twenty became bewildered,
and came down on Mr.. d. Grossnickel's
wheat field, half mile south Of here. Some
boys seeing them, thought they conld capture
them W::::le.eoni letting the old .toik know but
they failed in their calculations. The geese
flew of and left the boys on the field.
On last "Wednesday night there was another
freeze'up, and what little frost was drawn out
of the earth during the thaw was all returned
by Thursday morning.
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The BahimomaA of Saturday LIST.
adorned Is columns with protraiss Of The
two Railroad kings, Scott and Garrett,
aud published sketches Of tie grcasriyals-
Seoit'sphgsiquefooks better adapted to tho
parIor and eounting-hOasc; but Garrett
looks is If built Of sterncr stud, Of the
stuff tina, heroes are made Of, the whole
contour Of his visage, his compressed
mouth, ample chin, and knit brows, indi-
eating frmuess aud resolution. His cast
of countenancc is more like that Of Bis
nlarck or Kaiser William, aud he looks
like man who might be able to Sc. a
squadron ia the field, and capable Of deeds
Of daring.
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Trustees Sale ! WoOdIo,.

10
YlHE undersigned, by yiriue II 49,
Il trust made to him BY the bei,sa aeed e
John 0sendorlf, deceased, for MI. lav Of
dated September 10, 1859, and oeaef-
amongst the Land Records OF Ca,,.,i,s s9''ed
in liber J. D. b., No. 81, folio ls5 ~ eaauly
Of the decree Of the Circnit Court a. NJ aad
county, in equity, passed on ill., MAN, ~ ,s;lsroll
the undersigned against Nathaniel Ni'ya Of
filed In the cause Of John j. Borma,..s ls'e',
trustee, against Francis II. 0rende.rl'
others, in said Circuit Court, n san TglH and
on |' vii,
Saturday, 10Th Of ApTl i8,s
at o'clock, p. M, on the premise. ~ z
land mentioned in said petition 4, ya y , lAs
Sale, TO the highest bidder, and 4, II. IssalE
said Nalhane! Lester, tho former p" v a,as q
thereof. Faseua,es
Said land is situate in Carroll eoa,,. -,
near Leistcrs Church, on The nnbl;, Aa',
leading from the Westminster and M. 70. 5o'd
ter road to che Westminster and Hsm nasas',
road, and adjoining Tho farm Of the lS,s f''eas
Lester, and contains i'4aA