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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

The PRESIDENCY. We think the Dem
ocratic choice for the Presidential ticket
is narrowed down to three men-Thurman
Hendricks and Bayard-three of our ablesl
and foremost statesmen, either of whom
would inspire the fullest confidence and
the most enthusiastic support Of his fol-
lowers. The Republican patty has no
available candidate able to match either
of them for solid worth, ability and
popularity. We care not who the Repub-
iican party may sclect-whether Grant,
Blaine, Morton, Hayes, Conkling Or Wash
burne-we feel confident of triumphant
victory for the Democratic standard.bcarer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

= The steamer City of Quincy, from New
Orleans for 81, Louis, sunk on Sunday
night at Hardins' Point, rs miles below
Memphis. No lives were lost, but N q
vessel and cargo, consisting Of $50 tons o +
sugar, are likely to be a total loss. The
cargo was valued at $3.50, 900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

The population Of Texas has moro than
doubled since tho war. In its northeast
portion, not far from the Louisiana line
]. mas qnintupled. Lands about Marshall
and Dallas, which in 1867 were worth
only 500 per acre, cannot be bought now
cality. " w
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

According to report from tho Collec-
TOR at Sitka, Alaska, small party Of
nProspectors" on the Keni river, in that
Territory, have been each making from
four to six dollars per day from gold wash
ings. 1t is not known whether the depos-
its are extensive.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

aapes Hand, CITY Assessor Of pator.
son, N j., who dumped" bail i few DAYS
:, was arrested IN Richmond, va.
Tuesday night Hand was under bonds
to the amount Of $4,000, awaiting Ken.
sence for making false assessments
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

UNFORTUNATE BRooKLYN.-There is
more trouble in Brooklyn, this time a
charge of ms. Morrison, against Rev.
Frederick Bell, of the Primitive Methodist
Church, Park Avenue. The case is under
Investigation, and the charge is sworn to.
Beecher is still on the ragged edge"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

One hundred and fifty adyenturers left
cheyenne Monday for the Black Hills
region. A man who arrived at cheyenne
on Sunday night reported that during the
eight dayspreyiops hecaanted 1855 wagons
on The way to the Hills
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

The Baltioiors Sun and Anercan, from
their respective iron-elad fostsesses; right
opposite to each other. are engaged in a
furious eannonade. But as oaly paper
missiles are used the foray may 60 on ad
l'b'tnns, and no damage need be appre-
hcnded. =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

After the Lands verdict Of acqaittaI,
on the ground Of insanity, then anything
that esg possibly be imagined 10 the way
Of atsardiiy from d jury. lands was
pronounced sane, or Monday, and dis
charged.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

FRArERSAL--Bad temper, calumny,
SANDER, impotence and impertinence, i
Che soft impeachment preferred by the
Baltimore Gazette against the american.
@Behold how good aud how pleasant i is
for brethren to dwell together ia unity
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

a telegram from Memphis SAYS that
yep, Gideon J Pillow has filed petition
~ bankruptcy, and he assigns Us ono Of
the causes that he is held personally re-
during the war. esNY.N'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY,

VIE undersigned, by virtue of decree
\ OF the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
as Court of Equity, passed in the case
oil Mary Nicodemus, by David Nicode.
mus her husband and next friend, against
george r. Albaugh, executor of Ann Ponl.
son, deceased, and others, will offer the real
estate IN said cause decreed to be sold, DE.
ing the real estate of which said Ann Ponlson.
aied, seizedl, at public sale, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, the I'm day of March, A. D. 1876
at ! o'clock, p. m. This property is situate
IN Westminster district, Carroll county. Ma
nan mile from the Stone Chapel, adioins
me lands OF Isaac Forrest, aud David Cassell
deceased, and others, and half mile from
richardson's station, on the Weste I'm Morv.
laRd Railrsad, and contains NAY
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

~
Hprs cnAaLEs B. Rosxers. The
Washington correspondent Of the Tow.
soatava yoyaaf says:
Hen. Charles p. Roberts i winning hosts
,rie4us ior h'mselE He Is very attentive
70 TIE business ~ the House always n his
seat, ead your people lase the satisfaction If
knoxlhg hat tber are represented by 4 sters
ling Deuoc<at and one II uhom any constj,
tueney might b proud NJ. Rs6er,s, To-
Eefhef with Ar. Swami and Mr. % Ijrlan. voted
fsr the Centennial appropriation. NJ Rob
artz We know, voted p<incfpdIiy Dpca ti,o
greH@d that be believed i would bring sbout
q reAnzon 81 the people Of he N6rfh and
South, and promote iudireeily, II not direeiIy.
che iptessst " De Southern people. This, W
rhsat, y ne IRkQpey view, and We have no
.soubt rom pSepls link . too.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

sa' ni+Ss Npgts fhF salps saa be had attbe
nlaeg 81 we pEancBAfIc AprncArr. They
~ WV convenient and save writing. (
sale g J. Masonheimer's Personal Prom.
cry on the 5th Of March, next. ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

ORPHANS CouRr.-Adam Shower. ESQ
Chief Judge; Isaac c. Bale and l.. p. Sling
luf, Esqrs., Associate Judges DIR. Henry +
Beltz, Register of Wills; Geo. NJ. Parke Eso
Deputy Register. ~
Monday, February H.-John II. Wine
miller was appointed and bonded as guardian
to Marshall Clabaugh.
The last will and testament of John SLAMS.
bury, deceased, was admitted to probate
letters testamentary granted to George c,
Stansbury. o 0'
The last will and testament of Geo. Grove.
deceased, was admitted to probate, letters
testamentary granted TO Charles X. Grow
and Martin X. Grove, acting executors.
Emanuel Myers and Jeremiah MYERS
executors of Peter Il. Myers, deceased. and
Charles L. Reifsnider and j. VIM. Earbart
agents for said executors, settled their second
administrators account l
Alfred W. Bish, and Jeremiah s. Bisb.
administration of Catharine Bish. deceased
late adnnuistratrix of VIM. Bish, deceased,
settled first and final account for said de-.
ceased administrators.
- oiiyer Wadlow, administrator of Robert
Murray, deceased, returned inventory Of
goods and ehattels and received orders to sell
goods and chattels and notify creditors.
.. oliver Wadlow, administrator w. A. of
ueorge fross, deceased, returned list of sales
of goods and chattels. 80 '''''''
Elizabath koontz, and j. VIM. Earhart.
executors OF David koontz, deceased, reported
resale Of real estate Of testator.
tuesday, February I5.--Geo. W. Miller.
and VIM. Miller, administrators of John Mi,
Ter, deceased, settled first and final admins.
tration account
ueorge Gettier, acting executor of Henry
Gettier, deceased, returned list of sales IL
goods and chattels and huckster route.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19
Notice to Cre,lItors

N oIlcE Is hereby given that the subsori.
O., O. ner has obtained from the ORPHANS
, Gours q parroll county Letters Of Administra
ROBERT MURRAY,
Iate OF Carroll county, deeeased Anne,Sons
having claims against the, deceased nrn hereby
Iarned to exhibit the same with The vouchers ,,s
thereof legally authenticated To he snhscr;.
per- on or before the l4th ,lay Of Sentember
next they may otherwise BY law be excluded
rom nrs all benefit Of said estate. Those indebt.
ed G are requested 70 make immediate paymept,
r. Jlyen uadsr my hand this l4th day Of
c.,,a }. OLIVER WADLow,
eo iv'at Administrator, VI. A.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

The Babeook trial approaches is close.
L remains 10 BE- seen whether Babcock or
asesksd whiskey Is che strongest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

From the LIST Of January, 1875, to the LIST of
January, 1876, the Odd Fellows Hall, This
city, received from exhibitions and enter.
tainments alone, the sum of S37s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

The Western Maryland Railroad will trans.
port all goods for the Centennial Exhibition
a, Phlladelphia, at regular rates, and return
all articles free
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

Saturday last, was beautiful spring. like
day, and our streets were literally alive with
the beauty and fashion of Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

PUBLIC School EsTRRrAIyNgyr oad
Fellows Hall, on the evening of Friday. tbe
llth instant, after the close Of The Carroll
County Teachers Association, Miss Lizz;e
Matthews, one Of the most successful teacbers
IN the Central Hall building, presented bor
school 70 the public In one Of her very attrac.
ny; exhibitions, which gave the highest sat.
isfaction to her large circle Of friends. and 10
2. very considerable number of admirine nnh.
nc school teachers from the country, ~.
The singing, accompanied on the organ Nv
the teacher, and sometimes by one ~ ~
pupils, taughtby herself, was truly astonisbins
from children so very young as the most ~
them are, and the following well. chosen pie az
were performed in manner that wouId have
done no discredit to professional artist. -
Wee Daisy, by Laura Weimert aAwf,l,i
by Laura Smith 4" Lilies Little Sister y. /,
Lllile Ger9and; s'The Pazzled Dntchmapl
BY Tom Wood g Snow Angels bv T. "
thias and L. Gernand "What shah We AZ
with the boysT by Harry Leas q The Rain
Drop by Nicie Hull; "a Reyar;a a'1 =,
Church" by Laura Crawford; aTabIeans
ena Song by Flora Buell. and len other
highly entertaining pieces wefe admirs5Iy
rendered, closing with the ever popular a.,
eretta, Little Red Riding Hood. most M r
cessiully executed, there being almost = rsal
vol; and band Of real blushing fairies ib sa,
outshone any Imaginary fairies that ever were
seen in days Of yore. ''s''''.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

The weather has been very eapricious of
late, On Monday evening, rain, attended by
lightning and thunder, and on Tuesday morn
ing, snow, succeeded by Northwestern.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

Japss ". Clayton, Esq. il is said will
b appointed ifIHissd sisrs Marshal for
haylspd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

hksT;-l The lentep season, espscialIx IL.
served ~ Roman Catholic and Pir'ocatess,ssn5
Episcopal Churches, u cominemoration Il, ~
Laps 2 last Of forty days, viii begin iii wear
~ 4sh Nsdpes4fyr March ending On IN
e7e Of Easter sanaag, ApfIl 10, ~ y ivy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19
SO ACRES OF LAND

more or less: The improvements on tbi.
property consist of two.story '" '''S
f snek DWELLING HOUSE, A1SN@N
frame barn, smoke house, hog ri iasSaztA,
house, spring house, and a ~ IL 4ni4A,
spring OF never failing water near The dwoII.
ingi apple orchard of choice varieties and
other fruit bearing trees About II acres of
the above land is covered with good timber
anu anu the residue is cleared land, is enclosed
WIN good fences, and is naturally of good
quality, and has limestone quarry ON i
me Terms Of Sale Prescribed Jy he de.
cree are as totto,cs :--0ne.thiri part Of the
purchase money shall be paid by the purcha.
ger 10 The trustee, on the day of sale, or upon
sn e illncailon thereof by the Court aforesaid;
ana The residue shall be paid in two eoual
payments, the one TO be paid in one yaar
aho the other in two years from the DIV Of
SAFE, with interest, and to be secured bv tho
notes OF the purchaser, with security 10 be
approved Of by the Trustee. " "e
GEORGE ID ATDArr,,rY ,r
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

HEAVY WEIGHTS. The Baltimore county
Union Of Saturday last ys:-There is 4
family living on the York road, near the city
limits, that for weight, separate and in the
aggregate, will surpass any other in Baltimore
county and perhaps in the State. In this
family there are seven persons, father, moth.
er, three sons and two daughters-eaoh one
OF whom weighs over two hundred pounds.
Now let US hear from Carroll county.
Well, you can hear from Carroll county
We have family composed of four brothers
and three sisters, the total weight of whom is
lo4o pounds, or an average Of over 300 lbs.
each. Are you satisfied if not, we will give
you another, composed of eight persons whose
aggregate weight Is 1894 pounds, or an aver.
age Of nearly 287 each. "Want to hear
from Carroll county, do you? Why, If ne.
seessary, we can do still better; these persons
ilye within the metes and bounds of West.
minister district. There are three families of
children IN this county which number respec.
lively 20, 20, and "a, total Of rs children.
NOW, you uncircumsised Philistians, beat
that IN Baltimore county, il you can.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19
GEORGE P. ALBAUGH, TRUSTEE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the crod;,o,.
"a. ct the said Ann Poulson, deceased to
ME their claims, properly proven and anthem
ecated, with the Clerk Of the Circui, Con-,
Tor carroll county, in Equity, within two
months from the aforesaid day Of saIa wv
GEORGE p. ALBAUGH. Trns,oo
D. d. BAUMGAETsER, Solicitor. al, la,s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

MousT AIRY ITEMs.--The Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company have erected fine and
commodious brick warehouse ut this station.
62x30 feet, witha the modern improvements.
This warehouse is for the free delivery and
shipment of goods from this station. II Is,
indeed, an improvement to our village, and
will, no doubt add greatly to the trade of the
place. The company deserves great praise
for their promptness in this accommodation.
Mr.. Thomas 2. Mullinix has been appointed
agent, telegraph operator, and dispatcher, all
combined lll1
The greatest excitement at this time, in our
neighborhood, is fox-hunting Messrs. N. G..
Clarys and I. J. Days hounds, during the
snow, ran fox in a tree. Mr.. Day got the
iox, and after giving notice to the sportsmen
OF Toward, Frederick, Montgomery, and
Carroll counties, they assembled, at or near
Parr's Spring, where the four counties ioin,
to the number OF fifty or sixty horsemen, and
some on foot, with twenty-six as fine hounds
as can be produced in the State. At the hour
appointed, l0s o'clock, the hounds, having
hrst been put in tobacco house, the fox was
turned loose. Mr.. Nelson had three puppies
that were not put up. They were put on the
fox as soon as he was let loose, and they ran
beautifully. The huntsmen fearing that the
puppies would catch the fox, turned the old
dogs out, and away they went, thereby only
giving the fox few minutes start. The nun.
pies yerran the fox, and thereby threw a
large number of the best dogs out of the
chase. After running him sometime, two
hours and a-half), the last that was seen of
hun he was making for Bald Hill, in Freder.
lex county. My informant said when thew
passed through his place, the fox was only 50
yards ahead Of the leading dogs, four in mum.
Der; and those dogs in the lead were suppos-
ed to be Messrs. q. Wsrfeld's and NJ. Crab.
ster,s, Of Howard county, and Mr.. Nelson's 8,
OF Frederick county. Mr.. Warfeld's TYLER
dog, and Nelson's Barney, were the last to
come IN. 1t is safe to assert that they did
not kill the fox. So ended the great chase,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

Released. Owen A. Bryan, the person
arrested IN Baltimore county, some two weeks
ago, on the suspicion Of being the murderer
OF Benjamin Fenner, late Of Prince George !
county, was released, on last Saturday oyen,
ing The colored man who vas with The
murderer on the evening the murder was COM
miited, was brought to this place on the 7.5o
tram, and in COMPANY with the Justice who
committed the accused, d. N. Henninp, the
States Attorney, and NJ. b. Settle counsel
Tor the accused, was taken, after being duly
sworn, into the presence Of all the colored
prisoners IN jail, and requested, if he eonld
70 identify the murderer. He thereupon sta,
ted that he could identity no one present a.
ihe one accompanying him on the occasion
mentioned above; that the said Bryan re.
sembled the murderer more than any one else
present, but he Bryan was not black enough,
nor 90 pc, in many other respects, look Al
al ike the supposed murderer. Upon i'm.
mediate application BY the counsel for the
accused, be was, By Justice Hoppe, released,
Of the Sheriff. II S+s'ouy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

QUESTIONS FOR DEBATE. Several I,yc.pms
hold weekly meetings in this county. Every
village ought to have its I.yceum and its LII.
orary. No better means of improvement
have yet been discovered, and to aid the
members in selecting subjects for discussion,
we suggest the following ;-Is trial by iury
the best means Of subscribing the ends Of Jus.
tlee Should education be compulsory
should chinese immigration be encouraged ?
WIN not homogeneous population best pro.
mote harmony? Should the Bible be Med
as Public School book? Should dogs be
taxed for the protection of sheep? Does the
world grow wiser aud better as Il grows older9
Can offensive war be justified? Is the men
mghtier than the sword? Was the discovery
OF gunpowder benefit to the world? Ia a
Democracy the best form of government ?
Should early marriage be encouraged? Ia
our social system, as at present organized,
capable OF further improvement? OF histor.
zeal questions there are great variety. We're
the Romans justifiable in Selling the Sabine
women? Was Constantipe's reign beneficial
to Rome? Was Virginius UNSUITABLE in kin.
ing his daughter? Was Coriolanus iusti6able
in sparing Rome? Was Roman CITIZENSHIP,
in her palmiest days, more to be desired tLapn,
citizenship in the United States? Is the ca.
reer OF Napoleon entitled to admiration
We're the orders in council and the embargo
and non-intercourse acts UNSUITABLE? Was
our last war with England justifable Did
the United States Government accomplish
the objects for which it went to war with Eng.
land in 1912? These questions are sufficient
ly varied to suit the tastes of all. 80
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

AT the annual meeting Of the MARYLAND
Sunday School Union, held in baltimore, on
Tuesday last, II. l.. Norris, Esq, Of this city,
was elected as one of the Vice Presidents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

4 LATE SraIxe. MANY persons are an,;c;.
pating u cold, backward spring, their tbsor,.
being that as there has been 50 little cal3
weather. during the winter, that we Shall nrnh.
aply have i in the spring. Ifthese ant;r;ns
rq9s sh9Rld he realized, our farmers s IRE
R KS sga wsil prepared Of II A4Yias lAsr Rlay
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

ExTKRrAIsxEgrs.-The ladies of Grace
Lutheran Church, this city, intend HOLDING !
FESTIVAL and Oyster Supper at Odd FeIlo1s'
Hall, for the benefit ofthe church, commenc.
three nights. ''''"''"t
The fifth anniversary Of the Webster Liter.
ary Society Of Western Maryland Coliege.
lows Hall = 1u rs''
~ A lecture viii b delivered by Rev. james
owa seI III, op aas lsih laslssPi, u gdd Fol-
church, this city Subject q A 6lance X ,tf
Old World. = The Amphious viii ra y X
some Of their choicest music on the occss;sc
The knights Of Pythias, Of Manchester viii
bold fair and festival on the 10th, I7ib' and
NV nf March, ip the Odd Fellows Hail 4,
mat te~4 The Silver cornet Band viii Be
present during TO fir ''s ~ y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

WIrnDnAwx.-rhe sale of personal proper.
ty advertised last week by Joseph RUBY, to
take place on the l4th OF March, has been
withdrawn, Mr.. Ruby concluding not to 20
west.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19
FOR RENT. !

"A HOTEL, situated in Finksbure, Carroll
"A county, Maryland Apply 10 ~
DIR. DICKSON,
'eo ~ "" Reistersiown, Nd,
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TRUSTEES SALE
ORA
Desirable Small Property.


TUE undersigned, by virtue of The poc,o.
a OF the Circuit Court for Carroll connty
as Court OF Equity, passed in tho c,s" -
1ohn Eenry Hoppe against Simon j Pos
ana DINERS, will offer the real esiat. in All
cause decreed to be sold. at public salc '' ~
the highest bidder, on the premises, on . y
Saturday, I'M Of lKarch, 4. D. Ls5G.
Of ! o'clock, p. m. This property is situate
ABOUT miles from the city of Westminster
Carroll county, Nd, on the public roaJ lcai,
ing TO Manchester, in the village of Weyico
~ ana contains one Acre of Land more or less
Inc improvements on this properly consist Of
.,, twO.story Frame Weatbnr.
A,S boarded Dwelling Uonse ma
&ifsErIs Frame Stable, ali ia good com ION.
1asz@; ditiou. There is ON his 80
property an abundance of fruit. bearing -
trees and vine, consisting of apples, -
pears peaches, plums, grapes. &c.
me Terms Of Sale prescribed by iLe U,r,,.
are as Jotops One. third part of Tho ma
chase money shall be paid by the purcbpsc,
70 we trustee on the day of sale, or npon the
q thereofby the Court aforesaid. and
me residue shall be paid in two eo1al nav.
msnts. the one to be paid in one YEAR and t5c
other IN TWO years from the day of sale. win
interest and to be secured by the single bilIs
y me purchaser with security to be approycs
II by the Trustee. ~ W "PP'o''"
J. J; DAUMGARTNER, Trustee.
d HENRY HoPpE, Auctioneer feb los.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

HfHE members Of the Farmers Mutual
4 Fire Insurance Company Of Dug WiIi
are hereby notified, that The Annual ElSet;nn
to elect Twelve Directors to serve said com com
pa ny the ensuing year. val be held N S1 IN
V sgis o. said company in Manchester. tIle
aSiA Nag " March Aert, being the third
I sa y between the hours of'10 A. Ii. and
3 p. N. BY order of the President : e''
FRANCIS WARNER,
YEP 1867 Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

DounlE Prs CaEEg lrENs. Tho Lutheran
Church at Haugh's, having become somewha.
dilapidated, aud unfit to worship ia any long.
er, there appears TO bea great deal Of dissal.
isiaction prevailing among the meaDers in
regard 10 repairing the old one, or building d
new one All the members living north OF
the Church, are in favor Of remodelng the
old one, and the members living south are IN
favor OF building new Church at I.adiesbnrg,
about one mile south of the old one. One
member, living in l.adesburg. has offered to
subscribe one thousand dollars towards new
Church Ut that place. So the matter stands
At present, though no doubt the difficulty will
be amicably settled between the dissenting
factions before great while.
The members OF she Reformed Church,
near the same place, have lately purchased
an organ for their church. The pastor, Rev.
Nj. Long, gave fifteen dollars himself.
Professor NcGinnis, the blind orator, as he
styles himself, lecared at this place, on last
Saturday evening, on Superficial Educa.
ton. learn, after leaving here, he did not
practice what he tried toimpress on the minds
OF his audience.
There will be great deal of moving in this
nelghborhood this spring, and perhaps some
lev tenants will be obliged TO sell off in con.
sequence of not being able to rent farms.
Gossip says, and is no doubt true, that wed.
ding is TO come off at this place shortly. The
parties are gentleman of the healing art and
young lady of Frederick county, Of fine per
sonal appearance.