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NO. 1000 EQUITY.


In the Circuit Court for Carroln ~ \,
Henry Shreev, vs.. Winters anu ~
ORDERED this eth day of AagIns l,
~ that the sale made and reports. !;
Shreev, Trustee, for the sale oil Nv. ~
in the proceedings in this cause M. ~u
be ratified and confirmed, unless ~ M
contrary thereof be shown on OF All
llth day Of September, next proves ,ss
Of this order be published N sons sS 4 !
printed in Carroll county, MaryIa as,re
each Of three successive weeks beiO''
day Of September, next. .,.aIs
The report states the amount "
S27sO.0O. az clat
FRANK I. SHAW Wv
True eopy,-Test; CO., q
aug l2-3t FBANK l. ohN-
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DEATH OF AN On DEFENDER David
Myerly, a soldier of the war of Isl2-l4, died
near Frizzellsburg, on the 4th instant, aged
81 years and 10 days. He was a private in
the company of Captain John Funston, Mary.
land Militia, commanded by Colonel Henry
Stemple he entered the army September /,
1914. The deceased had two wives by
whom he had six children, two of whom are
now dead. BY his children he had 5s grand.
children and 70 great-grand. children. The
remains were inferred at Silver Run Church
gu Saturday afternoon, large coAcourse of
relatives and friends being in attendance.
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KwEER KoNPASY.-B. +. Duane, X. I. X.
who so thoroughly entertained our citizens a
year or so ago, will appear in his original
Ninety Minutes in Kweer Kompany,'' at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening next
at o'elock, for the benefit Of the Westmin.
ster Quintette. In a letter to US Mr.. Duane
says i will ..include many New and Kurious
karaeters, Kwizzical Kountenances, &c. kom.
prising the kweerest kouglomeration Of Kon-
temporaneous Musical events ever known. ~
We would urge upon all who desire to spend
an enjoyable evening to be present on the
| above occasion. tt m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-08-12

At Castleton, N. Y, on Friday night,
the Office of H. Slingerland was entered
by burglars who gagged and bound col
ored man IN charge Of the safe and then
robbed il Of $500 in money and several
thousands dollars in bonds.
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l02 Acres and "a ParDh.,

u,,.o T., -. ''Ol''l
l'o'e ~ ~, 'ess' Us suo~h also by reeea |,
ss! n az sou Is OF 'ne same quality I'd
,ho Us au oss ,I' ~, similar advantages
sno oS S Til1nTp ,''a' 'h'S iarm mas 20 ATs
sopu n en- w,,
..GoS 10. W DIT y : :, "oEu LOT o. Acre
~ a., "e W"i auou' haii way bIs
$500 w. ~ Wlns NM Ihe God
'I', ~, " V" 'no "eS'eIn hu' kalITc1
.l;a ~ w. !" = 10, ol cleared land u
S Az i'o' NO. !, anu contains . AusI
VI tt nmID, " M or less'
,Ln Y ~, 20, 20 W. !, Is tial Io' oil goa
~ ~, w..t Sss',s'I, corner o. Aui
a'u 'no ,, "nsn'ns'on h9aa' and bss
san' properly upon when the sad b
=" .es ,l ' ''al,uhg, anu oe'hg alsot, I
i ~ VI p"' Tn'y ~, was conveyed 70 @i|
J je9 a neaTs ,L " o ihohas Mi'.en andVi
ueeu 1''ieu 'he lVllI qny OF Apnl, ~,
teso 1919, =. H Ii,s ,'u "a n1ih1 neeords o. n
S on"y' ~ e ,aos' :" w.. \, 70 ioio "
na',ng IIon. ., aD3ut 20 ieeii and eIs
o"'A "o'u' i'V NJ, rn improvement, EN- alsi.
IM-N ST "a - hnn u,,.1
Ms1sf-AN oiohi Nv ELiLAd I
sffAgIA eolh iio ~, PACK palldEpi
- II oren' "assh'hou,se,uont
anu Darn, WIN pump oil eAeeileni w
AZ I The uTeli'ng ~ II
Io~h L9', NO. 3, = NJ inc Gomsd
Street ana ths washington hosd ~
s va evening mouse anu mas a iioni
,eel more OF less, anu extending oaa 2
, ,lne OF the washington hoau ioS let
10! Is uh'Ihprovsu'
=, iV W i-o's, no. ., y ., = ana Z az 4
me washington hoad' eaeh WIN ~
% ieet, ana running back w ieeL a.
un,mproyed'
Town LOT, no 9, IS adjacent TO heal
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INV llOtCEf III
Spring house, with one of the I5f zhI14,
strongest and best springs in
the county, an excellent barn, and all other
necessary out buildings, usually found on u
first.class inrm.
The above tract of land is in part the same
which the said Washington Durbin obtained
from Andrew l.. Durbin and others aud Thos
l.. Van Bibber, by deeds bearing date re-
spectiyely April q, 1868, and January l6,
1868, and recorded among the land records
of Carroll county, in liber G.. Il. W, No. 80,
folio 837, &e., and liber W. A. Mex, No. 30,
folio go, &c. and also part Of the same land
which the said George W. Durbin acquired
under the last will and testament Of his father,
Thomas Durbin, dated the 2sth day Of Sep.
tember, 1857, and recorded in the office Of
the Register of Wills for Carroll county, in
liber ]. v. p, No. ., folio S99 &c.
This is one Of the mos, productive farms in
the vicinity of Westminster. The land is in
a high state Of cultivation, having been heay'
ily lined, while il has an abundance Of fruit
OF choice varieties, and well watered.
A survey of the farm will be made and a
plat and certificate thereof exhibited on the
day Of sale. The close proximity Of the place
to n Station ON the Western Maryland Rail
road, and the abundance of lime stone in the
immediate vicinity makes it well very worthy
the attention of any one in want Of snug
little farm.
Any person DESTROYS of viewing the premi
ses can call upon George W. Durbin, residing
thereon, or upon the Trustee.
Terms of Sale ;-0ne.fiith part of the pur.
chase money to be paid in cash on the day Of
sale, or upon the ratification thereof by the
Court, and the balance in four equal pay.
ments at 9, II, Is aud "a months, the credit
payments to be secured to the satisfaction OF
the Trustee and bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-08-12

Whieh Is the orst--Schenck's poker
playing aad Hoyle-aushorship 10 England
cr fieEzspont's spiritual investigations into
his genealogical tree Can We find moth.
ing oe'ter . represent this country ut the
first eea's 10 Europe, than men like
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-08-12

TorRSAnEST.-Thc Annual Tournament
at Freedom will be held on Thursday, Aug.
8lst, IN Mr.. J. b. Bearetts Grove, After
the tourney there will be cotillion party,
These social gatherings in Freedom are
looked forward to with great deal Of pleas.
ure ~ . large number OF persons; both old
and young from miles around attend
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that wv I.
IN will be made TO the Coons al
sioners of Carroll county, at tne,ia X,
ing next after thirty daysfrom Ihs y IN ~
TO open and locate a public COMM n
ing from the Bakers Shop ~
Mil Road, . at a point near .l =,
tobacco house, and running w. IA
the lands OF II. s. Davis, MI .ai |
Robert SelIman, Benedict Gay ~
II. Bean to the Westminster .s,1 ,Nll
aug 12.6t
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Primary Meetings Attention Democrats

80. .NllN 7sl--~--
The Democratic voters Of Carroll county
are requested to assemble in Primary Meet
ings, at the usual places, in the several cleo
ton districts, on SATuRpAY,th the 18th Of Aususr,
between the hours Of 2 and o'clock, T. NJ,
for the purpose Of electing Five Delegates
and Five Alternates TO the County Convention
which will meet in Westminster, on Monday,
the 2Sth of August, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to
select Five Delegates to represent Carroll
County in the Congressional Convention, to
be held in Westminster on the 9Th Of Sep
TENDER, and also Five Delegates to represent
Carroll county in the State Convention which
meets in Baltimore, on the 18th Of September.
r. MANNING,
Chairman County Central Committee.
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NO. 1913 EQUITY.


nv. II E2IlA - a, N
In the Orphans Court Of Carroi "
David Evans VS.. Mary Shaub a'a
THE above cause having been X. 4
Il me Ms Auditor by said Court ~
tons 10 state an account OF the plTv,,
sales Of the real estate Of Geofss Y,
late Of Carroll county, deceased, m ~.
and to distribute the net proceeds ~
the hands Of J. p. Baltozer, IrHs,es, 4.
cause, combined with the balance q \ 4
sonal estate now in his hands as Az
tor Of said deceased, among the ~, h
said deceased, and to give noil ,.... 4
Notice is hereby given to said creal'U ~
hibit and file their claims properly y.
said cause in the Office Of the ~ "
Wills for Carroll county, at WeslpIlIl.s
on or before the 4th day Of SePIssa1pDIE;ss
GEORGE N. PAh n
aug 12.3t
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To the Honorable the Mayor and
Common Council Of Westminster.

WE, the undersigned, citizens aud tax.
w payers of the city Of Westminster.
humbly petition your Honorable Board to
locate and open a public Alley, 10 feet wide,
IN the said City, beginning at the Manchester
road and running thence through the lands
OF Elias Yingling, Jerome Dell and wife,
Frank Maleborn and George A. Krouse, on
the southwest side of said lots until il inter
sects the line between said Krouse and Thos
Turtle, thence on said line as the middle Of
sad proposed alley to Webster Street as laid
u no IN websterTs addition to the city Of
Westminster, and your petitioners will rs
In duty bound, ever pray, &c.
GEO, W. LAM0TTE.
ELIZABETH LAMOTTE.
I. P. MALEHoRN,
II. I. WEBB.
BY order of the Mayor,
aug i2-2t JonS MATTHEWS, Clerk.
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Ia Three horses, four cows, 1rRERA
0&k21G hogs, one narrow.tread 'V%tI
NoSA 4.horse wagon, 3 furrow---0~G.
plows, harrows, single and double shove
plows, cultiyators, corn forks, rockawny car,
riage, harness, gears, horse rake, wind mill
cutting box, threshing machine and power
fodder cutter, together with many other arti
ticles including Household Furniture too nu,
merous to mention.
Terms Of Sale Of Personal Property
All sums Of $40 and under cash, on all sum,
above $40 credit of months will be given
by purchasers giving notes with approved Sc,
curity and bearing interest from the day of sale
WIN. A. McKELLIP, Trustee.
SMITH 4 McKEIIIP, Solicitors.
John ". YingiiHg, iuctiOReer. aug l2.ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-08-12

At Saratoga, on Thursday, Mr.. Clabangh' $
Piccolo won the mile and s-half dash for all
ages by q length Time 2issl.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-08-12

The Aims House farm this year has pro.
duced remarkably welI-s00 bushels OF wheat
from 80 acres, and 400 bushels Of rye and
barley from u acres.
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Sales OF CiTY PROPERTY. ION Saturday
last, Henry Shreev, as trustee, sold the brick
house and lot adjoining Wheeler's Hotel, 10
feet by l25, to Christian Await for S27s0.
Charles II. Henneman recently purchased,
Of private sale, the house and lot on Bond
Street, opposite st. Paul's Church, from
Titus Eckert for $1,000.
Il. Lynch, as trustee, on Thursday, sold a
house aud lot, situated on Liberty street, to
g. p. AIbaugh for SG75.
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a CAxP MEETING, under the auspices Of the
N. y. Church, S6gth, will commence at Mt.
Airy on the 18th inst, and continue ten days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-08-12

Social hops, evening croquet parties, horse.
back parties, pony phpton drives, &C., are
the amusements Of the denizens of Westnin.
gtef,
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Seven acres of land, near New Windsor,
belonging to the estate of f. s. Stouffer, de.
deased, yielded % bushels of wheat per acre.
1t was Of the Fultz variety.
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CENTENNIAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Keep your eye on this if you want to save
money and buy cheap.
Suits from $3.50 and upwards.
Pants 100 Z"
Vests " .75 I"
Goats " rs
All kinds Of ready made clothing can be
bought low at II. Schenthal's opposite the
W. NJ. X. r. depot, Westminster Md. If
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-08-12

The Quintette serenaded several Of our cit
liens on Monday evening.
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PERs0SAL--Col. Daniel v. Ali, President
Of the Harrisburg and Potomac Railroad, and
Z. Norman Gunnson, the Poet, Of York,
Pa, were in town this week. w.
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TRUSTEES SALE
oP vALuABLE
Real & Personal Property
Mean Westmlnster, Carroll Coz Md.

Wy virtue OF Deed ofTrust from George
Is W. Durbin and wife, bearing, date the
alst day Of March, A. D., 1876, and d Ey Ri
corded among the land records of Carroll
connty. the Undersigned, as Trustee, viii oher
AT Public Sale, on the premises situated about
ii miles West Of Westminster, and WITHIN !
Of mile of 0rendorf's Station on the west
ern Maryland Railroad,
On THURSDAY, 7th Of SEPFEhBhh'
A. d. 1876, at II o'clock, A. NJ, the follow 1g
ing Real and Personal Property, to wit Inc
Home Farm, containing
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NESTING 0P rue School DoAan.-At the
meeting Of the School Board on Monday last
Messrs. Reese, Zollickoher, Prugh and DR.
Reindollar were present, tho attendance o.
Mr.. Herring having been prevented by death
in the family connection.
On the recommendation Of Mr.. Prugh
Miss Willamina Philips, Of the fiilh election
district, was authorized to present herself ia
Prof. Newson for examination with view IA
be admitted into the State Normal School
and at the suggestion of the Examiner, Miss
Laura NJ. Mercer and Miss Clara Belle Poole
were authorized to occupy county scholar
ships in said Normal School, should they
present themselves for admission on the first
Tuesday in September, or when Pfof. Newell
shall direct
No Withdrawals Of pupils holding State
scholarships in w. NJ. College having been
reported to the Board, the consideration Of a
number Of applicants was postponed. Mr..
Henry NJ. Miller being authorized to occupy
the vacancy due to the 4th election district,
made by the graduation Of Miss Alice Miller.
On the recommendation OF the Examiner,
Mr.. Maurice Il. Spurrier, of the 9th election
district, was authorized to occupy one Of the
State scholarships due to Carroll county in
the Agricultural College, or in st. John :
College, at Annapolis, US he shall prefer.
Being informed of u vacant scholarship due
to Carroll county in Brook Female College,
in Baltimore, each member Of the Board was
requested to exert himself to liud an appli.
cant willing to comply with the terms.
The necessary repairs to Humber school
house, in the 81 election district, and to Nj.
Union, in the 4th were referred to DIR. Rein
dollar.
The Secretary was authorized to subscribe
to the Maryland School Journal upon the
terms at which it was provided last year.
An order was adopted that the public
schools shall be re.opeued on Monday, the
4th day Of September.
The Examiner submitted the results of the
Teachers Examination, all of which was up
proved, except that an order was adopted
that no certificate be issued to one of the APP
plicants, in consequence of his physical mfr
mites.
To provide for opening the Schools, the
Secretary was directed to procure a small
supply OF books, stationery, &c, at the proper
time.
The trustees appointed for Oak Grove, in
the LIST election district, having declined TO
serve, the teacher will be appointed, and the
other duties of trustees will be discharged by
DIR. Reindollar, until trustees willing to serve
harmoniously shall be found and appointed.
The Secretary was ordered to write to
the parties in possession of public school
property of any kind not in use in public
schools, directing that all such property shall
be paid for without delay by the holders, or
delivered to the Central Hall school.house in
Westminster; by the 10Th day OF the present
month, August.
The Board adjourned, 10 meet on Monday,
the 4th day of September, on which day the
schools will open.
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The Belair Egis boosted that that town
was filed last week with pretty school teach.
ers. Ha, friend Baker, you should look In
ut Central Hall on the occasion Of one of our
Institutes, il you want your teeth to water.
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The National Gray's Band realized abou,
twenty dollars from their pic mic in the grove
on Tuesday night AT the suggestion Of some
persons in attendance, they propose to con
time them once week, during pleasant
weather, as a source of public amusement,
md means Of replenishing the Golfers OF
their organization.
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PRoCEEDISGs OF CouSrY COMMISSIONERS
Ordered that the County Treasurer refund to
the Cashier of the First National Bank the
sum of 5 for taxes improperly paid on
the leyies of 1866, G7, GS, 90, 10, II, ~, 73,
"a, and 1875; the same to be paid on or be.
fore the LIST day of January, 1877, and to go
on the levy of 1877.
Ordered that the resolution passed on the
25th day of May, 1876, relating to the ap.
pointment of j.. Oliver Wadlow, VIM. &.
Polk and Lafayette Banes as Examiners in
road case No. l0d, as petitioned for by Jas.
Tyson and others, be and the same is hereby
rescinded. The same gentlemen were reap
pointed as Examiners in the same case.
Susan Il. Hoppe was allowed a special pen.
sion OF $40, to go on levy of 1877.
The petition of Granville s. Hanes and
others for public road, and all the proceed.
ings in the matter were dismissed, and all the
costs and expenses incurred were ordered to
be paid by the petitioners.
The report or return of VIM. A. Wampler,
Nathaniel Shipley aud Lewis n. Bale. com.
missloners, heretofore appointed on the APP.
plication of William Stoner for n private road
over the land of jeremiah l.. Shueey, was
ratified and confirmed, and the application
for said road and the return thereof made by
said commissioners were ordered to be re.
corded.
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JoHS DAVIS, colored, who was committed
to Jail several weeks ago, charged with steal.
ing and assault, escaped on Tuesday. The
jail door had been opened by the guard for
the purpose of supplying the prisoners with
water, the guards attention was withdrawn
for moment, and Davis awaited himself Of
the opportunity TO escape. Sheriff White
offers reward Of $40 for his return.
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The Farmers Fayorite

MpRovED WHEAT and FERTILIZER
: DRILL manufactured by ). b. CrowelI
a. 4 70, 1Ts@e a. Franklin county, Pa;
n nSi, me MlLL0UGHBY GUM SpRiNG
DniLL. These Drills will Seed any size
as,i,;l from FAX 70 Corn, and all kinds Of
AN. ,,a, W. K: LEpPos,
s 10y Silver Run, Nd.
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"a ACRES, l ROOD and IS Pm,

more or less. The soil is good, And
easily improved, and is now capable N
ing 10 barrels of corn per acre, NM h
erty has large meadow, and rensrsn.
watered. Twenty-Five Acres is IN NM. !.
porous young TIMBER, and soon m a
be very valuable.
Farm No. 2 is lying immediately -
to the farm No. |, aud contain y.
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TRUSTEES SALE
TWO VALUABLE EARR
2Lots near Westminste,
8 TOWN LOTS
IN THE CITY OF wESrMINSra, =
AID CONSIDERABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY !,

pY virtue of deed of trust All,
ID by Jacob Beaver and Sa,sh 1 elects
wife, dated the 18th day of AMI D, ave i
recorded among the Land Record, ~ ,s, y, 1,
county, Maryland, the undersi9rs1d " 1 Vara
therein named, will offer at Publ ~ llSs''
the respective premises mention,d' a Y !
advertisement, ON @s
Saturday, The sh day Of Sepi,n,.. !.
beginning the sale at the Farm d..
No at 10 o clock 4. NJ, all Of he sS.
ing, Real Estate and Personal Proper,v,'. ''
Farm NO No. !, lying on the road u
ser Tannery' on the Western Ma a D ~ \
about or miles from the Civ va. ~ q
minister, and adjoining the lands 81 y r %
A. Wampler and others, and on ,Ss ~ sina
the said railroad, and containips i, "
guFNFV- y t1l
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. Rev. J. Ault,
Pastor of the Reformed Church, Lttlestown,
has issued the following "A congregational
reunion and Sunday School Picnic will take
place in McSherry's grove, near Littlestown,
on Thursday, 18th instant. Congregations
and Sunday Schools of York, Hanover, fancy.
town, Frederick, Westminster, Silver Run,
Oxford, Christ Church, Littlestown and Others
will join in this grand social and religious re-.
union. II is very proper and desirable that
on this, the hundredth year of our national
exi'tenee, such congregational celebration
should take place in this favored and beauti.
full valley. A meeting of this character, es.
pecially after the ingathering of a precious
harvest, will express gratitude to God for rich
blessings, will foster n spirit Of religious
sociability, and will bind christian people
more closely together in the bonds oil love
and fellowship. In the afternoon of the day
an hour will be devoted to the delivering OF
short addresses by eight or ten ministers.
These addresses will be interspersed by choice
selections of hymns and music by the different
schools. A pleasant and profitable time is
anticipated for both body and soul. Let
everybody come that can.
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Heavy RAMA very heavy rain passed
over this city on Sunday afternoon last, and
extended into Cranberry Valley. The light
ming was very severe, aud struck in several
places. Mr.. David II. Byers, of this district.
had three fine mich cows killed, and Mr..
Joseph Shaeffer had goat killed not over
twenty yards from his barn. Between Pleas.
ant Valley and the Uniontown Pike the rain
fell in torrents and the streams were swollen
to greater degree than for number of years
past, and considerable damage was done to
fencing and meadows. No rain fell in Tan.
eytown. AT New Windsor there was an ex
cellent rain. The lightning struck tree on
the farm of Judge l.. P. Slingluff, about eaui.
distant between his house and barn. There
was no rain at Union Bridge, but the light.
ming struck u curb-stone in the town and
killed chicken. In Freedom district there
was seasonable rain.
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ORPHANS CoURr.-Adam Shower, ESQ,
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale and l.. P. Sling,
huff, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DR.. Henry
3. Beltz, Register of Wills; Geo. NJ. Parke
Esq, Deputy Register.
Monday, August Augustus Mtten, ma.
tural guardian to Harry H. Mitten, settled
second and final account.
John II. Mitten bonded as guardian to
Mary c. Mitten and George II. Mitten.
Executors sale of real estate Of George L.
Myers, deceased, finally ratified.
Tuesday, August S.-Distribution to credi.
tors in estate of Abraham Hiteshew, deceased,
finally ratified.
George Eyerhart, executor of George Ey.
erhart, ST., reported sale of real estate, also
settled sixth and final account.
Executors sale of real estate of George
Harris finally ratified.
Paul Renecker, natural guardian to Ellen
Jane Renecker, settled first and final account
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rs ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, with due proportion OF Timber
and Meadow Land, and all enclosed WIN
good fencing. The improvements consist OIL
a comfortable and well arranged . $40
DWELLING HOUSE, .AS
Snring bouse. with one of the ~ bIS&