The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-05

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DrArm OF HAaaY A. McArgg- Meeting Of
Bur, .tc.-Ou Saturday afternoon last q meet
ing Of the Bar of this city was called to take
action IN regard TO the death Of Harry A.
McAtce.
The meeting was held in the judges Cham.
bers, and was organized by calling His Honor
Judge Hayden to the Chair, and appointing
Hon. X. b. Norment Secretary. Hon VIM
r. Maulsby, in feeling and appropriate terms,
announced the death OF their late brother, and
moved that committee of five be appointed
TO report resolutions of regret TO the next
meeting OF the Circuit Court for this county.
The Chair appointeda as said committee Messrs.
Maulsby, Smith, Roberts, Bond and Reifsni.
der. On motion of Hon. John T. Smith il
was ordered that the Court, Bar and officers
of the Court attend the removal of the re.
mains from the City Hotel to the depot on
Sunday morning. On motion of ID. N. Hen.
ming it was resolved that the Bar wear the
usual badge of mourning for the space of
thirty days. On motion the meetings
The deceased was born in Hartford county,
this State, aud was about 81 years of age
He graduated at Calvert College, New Wind
sor, in 1860, and while attending college won
the esteem of all his associates. As stu
dent he is said to have been at the head Of
his classes, and was a great tavorite with the
Professors On the breaking out Of the late
war he cast his lot with the South Joined
Company ID, Second Maryland Battalion. In
fntry, of which Joseph l.. McAeer was Cap.
tain and James Il. Herbert, Colonel, and
was engaged in all the battles IN front of
Richmond; at Gettysburg, during the four
days fighting, he was struck by n spent min.
! MO hall an tho hnad lnr,n, thn G..t d.
fight, and was left for dead on the field
but fortunately he was discovered and cared
for by the surgeons. About month before
the close Of the war he was captured and con
fined at Point Lookout, from which place he
was released in September, 1865. He then
went to Texas, and was engaged in mer.
camille life for several years. In 1870 he
came to this city, and shortly after entered
the law office of Hon. Charles B. Roberts,
and was admitted to the Bar in 1872 In
1874 he was appointed Justice of the Peace,
by Gov. Groome, which position be held at
the time of his death. The members of the
Bar and all who knew him intimately speak
OF his sterling character and worth and thor.
ough knowledge of his profession. lie was
taken sick on Saturday evening. January 22d,
and on Saturday morning, the 10Th uitimo,
he died at the residence of his relative +. |.
Wheeler. His disease was brain fever. The
body was taken to Hartford county, on Sun.
day, and inferred at st. Iguatius' Church,
Hickory.
ORPHANS CoURr-Adam Shower, Esq,
Chief Judge; Isaac G. Bale and L. p. Sling.
lutf, ESqrs., Associate Judges DR.. Henry Il.
Beltz, Register of Wills; Geo. NJ. Parke. Esq,
Deputy Register
Monday, Jan. 81, 1876. -Mahala Bauph.
man and Charles II. Baughman, executors of
Michael Baughman, deceased, returned in.
ventory Of goods and chattels and received
order to notify creditors.
Joshua Giugling, executor oiJohn H. Wing
ling, deceased, settled second and final ac.
count.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Robert Murray deceased were granted to
]. Oliver Wadlow.
j.. Henry Hoppe, as Agent for Catharine
Bish, deceased, late administrators of William
Bish, deceased, returned list of sales of goods
aud chattels, of said VIM. Bish, made by said
administrative in her life time.
Alfred W, Bish and Ephraim S. Bish, ad.
illustrators Of Catharine Bish. deceased, re.
turned inventory Of goods and chattels and
list of debts, and received orders to sell goods
and chattels and notify creditors.
george L. Albaugh, executor of Ann Poul.
son, deceased, returned list of sales OF goods
and chattels.
Tuesday, FEB. 1, lS76.-Geo. W. Sullivan,
executor of Catharne Saublc, deceased. re.
turned inventory of goods and chattes. aud
received order to notify creditors.
Daniel p. Sayler, administrator W. A. of
John Stambaugh, deceased, returned list of
sales of goods and chattels.
Uriah Greenwood, administrator of Catha.
rine Greenwood, returned list of sales of
goods and chattels.
Mary Frances McAtee was appointed and
bonded as administrative of Henry A. McAtee
deceased.
Granville Coppersmith, administrator of
Elias Coppersmith, deceased, settled first
and final account.
William A. Wamper, executor of Maria
l.. Wampler, deceased, returned valuation o f
real estate, and inventory of goods and chat.
tells. .
William A. McKellip. executor of John S.
Murray, returned inventory of goods and
chattels and received order to notify cred.
itors.
Samuel Hoffman, executor of Daniel En-
gel, deceased, received order to sell unde.
vised real estate.