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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

BRATTEBoRo complains Of the hardest
times for three years business Of all kinds
is almost at a stand-still, idle men I'll the
streets, and there Is no immediate prospect
Of improvement. The E,tey organ factories
have been closed half of the last month, and
shut down egain. last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

.-A match game Of baseball
I.>.tk-5lr,. On the 18th, be
-.a-r- ,t Huntington and a
.t. which was Won by tie
... sole sl % TO II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

-N AtH>- correspondent sends this (;
-u-emcn. claiming to be man
r.Nl IT, have rented or leased
g. o. II. Adams, the right to
.--- magazine tar storing powder. and
-H-1..l building the same. l. Is
i-4.si IN q back pasture, about one
---4 I'D niles lf1m the village. There
'--',t emleats aad slrmiscs about the
''-i a---t ne IN consequence ct the
i--a ,47-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

1852 v.ro,ort and
.ara. Vermont az L.ro omicablz
-..-o-i c-ni' ann i 70.
as t-l- .-.i.' -'''''
.. f,s C.. '. NJ propose to
o.ft o.ball with those Of
r... 70 be played at Yer
l .-,..., possible date, and
..r,,5 ma SIDE.
pratiee game Of
.-.- Base Bail Club Of
r,kei nine from
.rastoll
-l>lss 81 Darlington j. n0'
.t rsrcu hlrEes OF LUMBER ar
.a..a $50 600 ieet) for ;.
.-. .ar with about 400
..-I 4. Woodbury., agent and
.N.a.aran S Co.
IN
... a match game Cd 'a5- I
--r. d Huntington and a
.s. which was Won by tie
.-.Ic Of 90 to II.
,r.
-s ..a.a- John -il.lhe''' D..''.
ia A'amona WIKI us 49,
-.-. ....-a,.a' ''A-F Jay "' -.
rt. ..se care oi DIS ''-.' g 80
m- n'-n- ', "a
...at-- -l Asl d 10 '''''
$50.
,- ~ D., Tho market
-.. ll-j T. %. iA'' 10 -''1' - ~
.a..-. fancy ~ n'-H'I pi''v ,
-.-.i. ,.iat7 10 i-ai l'' 'uioA-
-I-tl1- tr ia7S5yS- On'e9e S'-d
his >r.rf-G.y. Fairbanks
OH. . Rirr appointments
r.- ~belI,-. of Rut-
&c.,. a. R-st-reb,ro. Al
20. rninst5u. and Albert
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

I, N4WlNr.-On the l6-h inst
$3.50. B. Bslsn, Of Waitsfeld, or
-...--a 9raase, with twenty-nine
a.l g Joseph c. Hooker Mast
s-..- D. Jones Secretary There are
y. z74u-1> IN Vermont, Of which
1888 bgi.u has organized 1872 The
'---,4's Grange meets at Windsor on
----0 december l2.h, and all Masters
Ed .; N7r- (WAo are members) are
--il r4ae---i to attend. Sickness
-- .- IN excuse for non-attend-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24
RI T. N s |, A Y.

s.m 1, birs o make Hens Lay, made from Fresh
Mat and rones. drisd tua lro,nd u a SWEET
Mxaf Keeps we'll hi HI, nutritious, Fowls at
IL villa rslish. Trial b. unts ana 81 Ia; leO 10
bag 80 address, w. II BowKEa Co -
Chatham st #, roston.-Nov p. siAwfw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24
MAJ. fer Hayes. .2iO7s

Total. 4i.42s 20,s5o Sc 1885 lsl6l IS
flldeD's vote 20 80
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

This illusion emlnates from Fairfax
and L TllIeu. - ease Of bis election, doesn t
give this exubersntly Imaginative and emil
nently patriotic poet the postoliee Of that
pleasant hamlet he will be guilty at once Of
the basost inEratituis and the most repre-
hcnsible ind.1e1erce to the claims o! ltora-
fur-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

s-aI-1 Ll-Cr0R CAsE.-ltis stated
-. t.Alreh. the contesting cleo
tIaF.lY to the State Supreme
Ran Injunction upon the action OF
--t- ..e.laty clerks. on the ground
--.- .a-- las done an Illegal act in de-
-4 elected an electOr, regard
BIS Eligibility. The injunction
...-- r at the January term, 10
-a-a county. No injunction can be
t-u Judge Smalley, Tn tied States
-s-i.a, a~ ihe case Is not within his
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24
WELL THAT Is CUTE !

Tn- rev 5sbv fo,p. M sde by Robinson Bros. Co.
Nasfun. Nov q sdeodAwtw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

.ss ..4-as IARHET, Nov. IL
ul. A.r, receipts light.
with us change to note IL
Ca4a sid at l6 to Is
.;l - c-l:-, choice, II to
.-... Ge5-.l so cents with high
-.- ...u2-rl iliries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

We are always ready to Recognize merit,
evea IN a political opponent, and one Class
Of the Democracy shall always have cur
tendeTcst sympathy and most cheerful rec
ignition. We Ttfsr to the poets-thcse
who
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

a.su s,H uCuENsuURC RoAD--
ass- ..a- pushed with energy on the
. le.4.a oi the Portland and Og-
-.- a..--l, and an carly completion
.a.-.. -a4- a a1rAinty. The iron Is
.t. .-.-ls tie Crest Of February. The
-g --a having an arbitration with
--- d gar. the former contractors,
---.- L.7l- been referred to Messrs
j q. bingham, OF Stowe, ard 5.
---. Lyndon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-24

For President. For Congress.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-12-09

The Philadelphia Times neatly defines
Grants wish to hold over as being ION tic
prctext Of giving the nation safety from
the anarchy he has created
Take care, conspirators The plot may
thicken too deeply for you before it is
half developed. The people are not in
revolutionary mood, and cant be forced
into one. But they are quick to put this
and that together, and tho country il
oyerstocked with lunatic asylums.-NeW
Hauea Register Dcm.)
Carl Schurz, in his paper the Westliche
Post, condemns the South Carolina out
rage, and says: "From whatever point
of view we contemplate the latest events
in South Carolina we can only look upon
the interference Of military power in the
organization of the Legislature as an act
Of us1pdtion and a vioIation Of tie tdIcs. !"
General Nichols, the Democratic eau
didate for Governor of Louisiana, has is
sued an address TO the people of the State,
counseling continued forbearancc and the
pursuit of peace policy for the vindica-
tion of their rights. He concludes by
saying "The final triumph Of right and
justice rests and depends upon allowing
the results to be worked out by quiet legal
methods"
The Tammany Society of New York has
passed resolutions strongly condemning
the use of troops in the South, and declar-
ing that the course pursued by the return
ing board in Louisiana in arbitrarily dis
franchising whole parishes, and preparing
in secrecy to declare the result of the
election to be in accordance with their
own particular views merits the condem-
nation Of every just and high-minded cit
izen who values the liberty Of his country
above fidelity to his party.
We canned let the armed occupation Of
the South Carolina State House and the
act of tho Federal troops taking upon
themselves to determine who shall consti-
tute the Legislature of that State pass
without protest of the utmost possible
solemnity and energy. We protest against
this proceeding, not only in the name of
liberty and justice, but in behalf Of the
Republican party, whose name and worthy
record arc brought in question by this
resort to military force in question pure
ly political.--N. y. EUening Post, Rep.
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
PRooLAMArInN.

MI -,
whereas, an Election was held in this State
.. on the seventh day Of November, 1876, for
IN, IN election OF Eight Electors for the State of
pan!;Sn 70 choose President and Vice
rres'oent q the United States, and it being
. .he guy OF the Governor in case of such cleo
t sa 70 ascertain the number of votes given
ior each person voted for from the returns of
~ Judges OF Election, certified to him, and
enereupoh, py proclamation, to declare the
'eouis " aucn eiectiohi
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ry into the election Of President The
letter and accompanying documents were
laid on the table by vote Of 1853 to
90, and tho House adjourned.
Thpsday.--In the United States SEN
ate, after prolonged debate, motion was
adopted to print the dispositions accom-
panying the communication of Senator
Sherman and others to the President in
regard to the late election in Louisiana.
During the debate the Democratic Sena-
tors arraigned and denounced the Louisi-
ana returning board for its iniquities,
while the Republican Senators were I'M
sparing in their denunciation of Governor
Grover, of Oregon, for awarding a certifi-
cate to one Of the Democratic presidential
electors. A resolution was introduced by
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, instructing
the committee on privileges and elections
to investigate the facts concerning the ap-
pointment of presidential Gle ctors in Ore
gon. Mr.. Howe, of Wisconsin, introduced
a bill to restrain Unauthorized persons from
assuming to act as electors for President
and Vice. President
In the House resolution was offered
by Mr.. McCrary, and referred to the ju-
dietary committee, for the appointment of
a joint committee to prepare a plan for
counting the electoral vote and determin-
ing questions that may arise as to the le-
gnlity and validity of tho returns of the
presidential election. A resolution was
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STATE OF MARYLAND.
, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
PROCLAMATION.


Whereas, an, Election was held ia this State
on the seventh Of November, 1876, for six
Representatives from this State in the Forty
fifth Congress Of the United States. and Il e
the duty Of the Governor in the case Of such
election TO ascertain the number of votes given
for each person voted for from the official
returns Of the Judges of Election certified to
him and thereupon by executive proclamation
to declare the result.
And whereas, by the said returns, now on
file in the Executive Department SO certified,
and on nm enumeration OF the votes given for
the several candidates as Representatives
from this State in the Congress ofthe United
states, i appears that Daniel M. Henry re.
eeived the greatest number Of votes in the
FIRST Congressional District, Charles B. Rob
erts IN the Second Congressional District.
William kimmell in the Third Congressional
District, Thomas Swami in the Fourth Con-
gressional, District, Eli J. Henkle in the Fifth
Congressional District, and William Walsh in
the Sixth Congressional District.
Now, therefore, ], JOHN LEE CARROLL,
Governor of the State Of Maryland, do BY
this my proclamation declare and make
known that the said DANIEL M. HENRY
for the First Congressional District. CHAS
y. ROBERTS for the Second Congressional
District, WILLIAM KIMMELL for the
Third Congressional District, TH0S. SWAMI
for the Fourth Congressional District, ELI
j.. HENKLE for the Fifth Congressional
District and WILLIAM WALSH for the
sixth Congressional District, were duly elect.
ed Representatives from the State of Mary.
land in the Forty-fith Congress Of the United
States.
Given under my hand and the Creates
Seal OF the State Of Maryland, at the kZAsH
city Of Annapolis, this twenty.third day Of
November, in the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sepenty-six.
JOHN LEE CARROLL.
by the Governor: Il. O. HOLIDAY.
aec z-St Secretary of State.
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South Carolina,

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'ei n n"S IVA A MJ J" 49, -
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Ualoa - a hod,, luz - Cas"i;na Uoii a~d
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y ,usa H. e. onn,;,o tbo 80 Co.
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a. - e.. &c rho"'has,. p' e. m
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t"non. G s 49, Ln, ,Io na.,,, au e. a.
o"nn,;os Oe EdnasoiJ IA I"nrona nh;oh
coro Mamr,on 99oo na;o.;,n ha;nn ,hrown
on, Tho Domocrot;c Sen.tors S;thJrew
from tho b,ll Whor tbo canvass 81 tbo
rotnrns was 6,;"hnJ ~, Cb,mharia;n was s
do"lar n oIoo,nd b. aoad ma;"r;,n 7, =
hol;onoJ h Iii h. .n,,,r.,n9 Wsanosda,
IT, D0moa w." - u"rae 49, w" 49,
~, nv hara E.as, a. pou,Ii;a"m M w. .Lno
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pno.d ov Uo, .IS p51"so,J w IL I.D,snns
mo~,hoss uho ' LII eort;sa,.0a N f.om tbo
Snnro,na CT %m Sooor"I msn,,, ion W. a.
apa0nh T""aa"u ouon;n'' aaaian p.oa .hn. ~
a;ntendod 10 ba 2ovornorn tn Snnremo
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MoRTGAGEE's SALE
A Valuable ! Property /!
10 Freedom District, Carroll Co.


RY virtue Of authority conferred BY Mort.
~ gage, executed by John A. Tietien and
Anna L. Tie6en, his wife, to myself. dated
the 3lst day Of March, 1870, and recorded
among the Mortgage Records of Carroll conn
ty, in Liber J. b. B., No. @, folio 486, &c,. /
will sell at Public Auction, at the Court
House door, in said county, on
Wednesday, the 18Th day Of December. 1ssc.
at y o'clock, NJ, all that part Of a Parcel
Of Land, situated in said county, called aWillSs
and Liberty which Is contained within tbe
following metes and bounds, courses and dis.
tances, viz: Beginning for the same al /,
stone standing fifty perches in the given line
OF Seth Warfeld's part Of the said land, cali
ed "Wilks and Liberty and running thence
as follows: Sonth 20 degrees, east 25 ner.
chess, north II degrees, east 40 perches, north
20 degrees, west rs perches, to the aforesaid
given line Of Seth War6elds part Of nWilks
and Liberty and thence binding on said line
to the place Of beginning, containing
@ Ia ACRES Or LAND.
more or less.
In compliance with the terms of the Mort-
gagee this property will be sold for cash.
JACOB G. SMITH, Mortcaaee.
). u. SrocEBRIDoE, IS st. Paul Street.
Attorney Of Mortgages.
Q. j.. Hamilton, Auctioneer. Nov 18.ts
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Notice to Road Supervisors.

E0R the purpose of examining and pass.
- ing the accounts Of Road Supervisors
for the year 1876, the Commissioners will
meet in the Office to receive said accounts
from the different districts, rs follows:
For Supervisors Of Districts No. /, 2 and
9, on Monday, the 18th of December.
For Supervisors of Districts No. 4, 8 and
6, on Tuesday, 10Th of December.
For Supervisors of Districts No. Z, 8 and
3, on Wednesday, 10th of December.
For Supervisors Of Districts No. 10, II and
II, on Thursday, Dist Of December,
That they may have said accounts settled
by the different tax collectors. All bills must
be properly proven by said Supervisors.
By order Of the Board,
nov POST Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

THlS isto give notice, that the subscriber,
Il of Carroll county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Carroll county, in Ma.
ryland, letters Of Administration on the Per
sonal Estate of :
URIAH HILDEBRIDLE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having. claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 10Th day Of June, next /;
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 20sh day al
November, 1876
DAVID HILDEBRIBLE,
nov 25-4t Admin;strator.
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INVENTORS

send us model or rough sketch and descrip.
ton of your device we will make an exami.
nation, free Of charge, and advise You as 10
Its patentabilty. All correspondence strictly
confidential. Prices as low as those of any
reliable agency. ~
We refer to Officials in the Patent Office.
and to inventors in every State of the Union.
Address,
LOUIS DAGGER 4 co.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. C.
nov 20
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Is DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
glLLIAM ii. VANDERFORD,
oyyteg. NO. Q, CARROLL HALL.

per year in advance, Single copies 5
ia No subscription discontinued until all arrears
1 AAid unless at the option of the publishers.
7neerted times or less for ST. and IS cents for each
..1tnucnt insertion. One square mos, $3.50; g
81 "a; ~ mos S. Business Cards, not exceeding
neg IS per year When tie number of insertions
IN marked advertisements Will be continued until
ia and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
|Isl eOnfne advertisements To their own business.
sIn aud Figure Work double price. Business 10.
Il Id cents per line Marriages and Deaths inserted
IA Obituaries and personal COMMUNICATIONS g
ms per line.
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Notice to Tax Payers.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Westminster. Nov. 2Ath 1gFe

4'UF' -7tn, IoIO.
pursuance Of an Act of the General As.
a sembly of Maryland, passed at January
Session, 1874, hereby give the following
notice to taxpayers:
This is to give notice that the County Com
missionefs of Carroll county having made
their annual levy on the assessable property
OF said county, for State and County Taxes for
the year eighteen hundred and seventy six,
that said taxes, if unpaid, will be in arrear on
the LIST day of January next, and bear interest
from that date that oil persons or incorpo.
rate institutions failing to pay their State and
County Taxes before the same shall be in ar.
rear will render the property and estate Of
such delinquent liable to be sold for the
prompt payment Of said taxes.
L. G. TRUMBO,
nov 20-6t County Treasurer.
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The famous Charles Pittsfcld estate in
England is at last to be distributed among
the heirs. The testator died in l740, and
the first decision was not reached by The
Courts till 1888 Originally amounting
20 $4,000, Gle property between the in
creased value of London real estate aud
compound interest, is now said to be worth
nearly s5i00O,O0O.
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Martin Henry and Charles Henry Simp-
sou, both cclored, were convicted at Port
Tobacco Md, on Monday, of the murder
4f John w. Everett, oB the 10th pf Jply
last Each has made q confession.
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INVENTIONS

that have been rejected by the Patent Office
may still, in most cases, be secured by ms.
Being, opposite the Patent Office, we are able
to make closer examinations, and secure Pat
ents more promptly and with broader and
better claims, than those who are remote
from WASHINGTON.
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PATENTS

OBTAINED for mechanical devices, med.
~ ical, or other compounds, Ornamental
designs, trademarks and labels.
Caveats, Assignments, Interferences, In.
Engagements, and all matters relating 10 Pat.
ents, promptly attended to-
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MoRTGKuEEs SALE
o. yAErAHrE
ESTATE.

4
IQf virtue Of power Of sale contained i,
- mortgage from Thomas s. Mitchell
and Mary =, Mitchell, his wife, 10 Richard
l.. Bnghtwell, dated the seventh dayaof Oe.
tober, A. y, 1875, and duly recorded among
the Zeal Estate Mortgage Records q Carroll
county, in Liber +. I. s.. No. 3. Folio 11S
&c, and Of Article 60, ofthe Maryland Code
Of Public General Laws, tie undersiened
Mortgage named in the said niortgnge. viii
offer for sale, by Public Auction. al IN
premises, situate in Freedom District. Carroll
county, Maryland, on
THURSDAY DECEMBER 81. IS76.
at o'clock, p. NJ, all that lot or marcel az
ground situate in Carroll county. MARYLAND,
End described in deed from Joel Room and
Anna u. Flattman, Trustees, 10 Richard L.
brlghtwell, bearing date the second day Of
April, A. d. 1875, and recorded among the
I Land Records Of Carroll county in Liber +.
!. D.. No. 40, Folio 405, &C., and more fully
described as follows:
beginning for the same at stone fixed in
the ground marked the beginning Of w. i.
II. ?; H., No. Il, in the place Of beginning
on me original lot, and ut the end OF the
line, it being the 249th course Of Ire orig;nal
tract called Caledonia, and running thence
with the original lot the following courses. VIZ:
North 80 degrees, East perches; then run.
ning to leave out part Of a tract OF land
called DAVIS Farm, then two following cour.
sses, VIZ North 30 degrees, West pcrchus.
s'prth 30 degrees, East 38 perches, TO TIE
beginning Of that part Of Newk Hills, former.
~ conveyed to Anthony Honck; thence rec
yyersinig the given line Of said part and bound
ing thereon 90 degrees, East 60 perches. 10
he9ben Poole's part Of Newk's Hills; thence
with and bounding on said part, NORTH 30
degrees West 81 perches, TO Lyons part Of
Newk Hills; thence with and BOUNDING on
said part the two following courses and dis.
tances to wit; South o. degrees, West IICI
perehes, South AZ degrees, East 81 percbes
to the given line of the whole tract Of land.
called Newk Hills, and thence with said line
70 the first place of beginning, containing
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EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD.
Trains South will leave Emmlttsburg at 10 and
Ridge at 80 and 10 90 A. NJ and 800 and 6 81 H. NJ
Trains North VIII leave Rocky Ridge at 50 and Ii o.
a. NJ and % and 80 p NJ. and arrive at Emmit;s-
Frederick Division, Penna. Railroad.
Trains for Frederick will leave Junction at SOL
and II 90 A. N. and y IS and 40 r. NJ VIII leave
Frederick at 10 and S. A. NJ and 2 80 and : 40 p
~ arriving at Junction respectively 90 and 40 A.
n. and 10 and 81 p. NJ
, Through Cans TO Frederick will be run ON trains
leaving Hilen Station at 10 A. NJ. and 4 90 p. NJ
street Cars baltimore and Gay Street Line at cor
ner Of Gay and Exeter Streets pass within a square
of Hillen Station
Ro- Baltimore time Is given at all stations.
J. NJ. HOOD, Genl Manager
Is. ii. GRIswoLD, Gent Ticket Agent dec 2
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Is ACRES, MORE OR LESS

Also on SATURDAY, the ID ofDECEM.
BER, at 2 O'Clock, a. M, win be sold the
Personal Property of said deceased. For
particulars see bills.
nov Its WIN. FR0CK, Executor,
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

Wholesale Prices by Grimes & Weaver.
FRIDAY, December 9Th, 1876.
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