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WEST VIRGINIA, s.;

Az NuIeS nel1
in tho Clerk Office of the Circuit Court
OF Preston county, on the first Monday
Of March, 1873.
Harrison l.. Sisler
v.
Franklin B. Kelly et ais.
IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is to enforce cor
tain judgment liens, in favor of tho plain
I'll against the defendants, Franklin b.
Kelly and William II. Kelly, in tho bill
mentioned.
And it appearing that the defendants
Jonathan Fichtner and Michael
Lee are not residents Of this State
they are therefore, hereby re-
CURED TO appear here, at Rules to be
held for said Court, on the first Monday
or April, next. aud do what is necessary
10 protect their interests herein. Aud il il
ordered that the 'oregoing be published
in the West Virginia Argus,-A weekly
newspaper published in this county.
cOpy-'Cest;
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
las. A. Brown, Atty for Prn
81. Mich 7S-S7.25
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TON MIssIONER's SALE.
INNS ADMINISTRATOR,
Us.
ZINN's HEIRS.

ZrNN's HEIRS.
Pursuant to q decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of Preston county, the
undersigned commissioners will. on
the 9th day Of April, 1873, offer for
sale all the realty dscreed to be sole
IN the above cause before the front
door Of the Court House in King
wood. The above realty consists OF
all the land Of which William p
Znn died seized, situated in Pres
ton county; except 30 much of snid
land AS was assigned TO Julia @. Zlnn
by commissioners, Chas. M. Bishop.
st ais, 10 this cause.
The land that will be offered for
sale consists OF two trsots--one OF
2l5 acres and the other Of 1884 acres
respectively, and the OLD acre tract
includes the mills known 40 "Zlnn's
Mills; and for a more particular de-.
scrptlon OF said lands references ia
here made TO the plot OF said lands
IN this case--also one acre Of coal
land on Bride creek, reserved in q
sale Of land from William B. Zinn to
Godfrey Murdock.
The above lands will be sold in
tracts or otherwise az may best pro
mote an advantageous sale thereof
TERMS or SALE, TO WIT Upon
credit OF one, Two and three years
the purchaser executing interest
bearing notes with approved security
Tor the specihed indictments Of pun
chase money,
lie above land il rich and wall
suited Tor tlllage or grazing purposes
has very fine water power with a
good grIst mill thereon, and a large
part Of said land lies in Valley Dis
trict IN which men reside who know
bow to raise wheat. 1t is a very
hne site for GOOD FLOUR MILL.
snno, 1850
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IL you want frst-clsss furniture
At The lowest prices, we would ad-
wise you to correspond With Beverlin
o. Bro. At Grafton. See advertise
ment elsewhere In this paper. They
are honorable men and will deal
honorably with you. Give them
trial
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We are pleased to note the fact
that our young friend, Nellie Pref
lyman, IL sble TO be out on our strsets
again. Nellie has many friends who
will be glad to learn OF her rscov erv
from her late dangerous illness.
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Still They Come.

We are under obligations TO A.
NJ. Shahsr, Of Tunnslton, +. II. An
dsrson. Of Newburg, and Mel. D..
Stsmple, Jr., Of Aurora, for names
snd ossh sent 10 to the ARGUS this
week. Roll EN- in, friends.
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bB-SpeciaI attention is called BY
y. + Brown to the great bargains
he 10 Offering in Ladies and Cents
Hats
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Col Monroe and Jno. Barton
Payne were attending court in Tay-
Tor county during The fret Of the
week.
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Inducements to Subscribers.

MAKE the following unparalleled offer: " 'u'"nd' We
uos OF FIVE Su6scribere 81 clubs Of Ton srh
viii % per dnnGm and an extra the up club W.
ehu the ARGUS and the "Wbeslng Weak
year to any person living county for @ one
county must remit fifteen cens prepay postage
soon oe IN the midst Of an political camp.gp and
snoua hnd place
county IL VIII be alive the day and not ssJ - s
amop j.; nc which have made the party 90 Justly
~ IL american history All persons wishing class Joy
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Joseph w. Grihble.
IN EQUITY.
The object Of this suit IL 10 enforce a
vendors lien for the su III OF $4,000 with
interest thereon from tho oath day of
september. 1874, till payment, in the
bill and exhibits mentioned
Ana IL appearing that the defendant
Is not a resident of this State, he is, there
fore, hereby required to appear here, ut
Rules 10 be bold fer said Court, OH the
first Monday OF kzuril.e next. and do
what is necessary to protect his iuters ats
herein. And il is ordered that the fore
going be published i'm the West Virginia
Argus,-A weekly newspaper published
ia this county.
Y Gh7l a S eSPyTTe ST NJ c,
Jas. A. Brown, Atty :or PPms.
Mich 97s-S7. 2B
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R9y- Mems Arctic Shoes, at Brown
for Sl.5O Ladies, $125.
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hEJI ADNERTISEMENTs
WEST VIRGINIA, S..

At Rules held
in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF Preston 60 unity, on the first Monday
of March, 1878.
Geo, w. Gribble's admir- ct al
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seS-All goods at cost at Chas. E.
Browns for cash.
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"THE TREE IS GF6Yh gY IT'S FRyIT."

"TuttsP Pills are worth their wc'chtin gold"
EEV. !. 2. 2lhPSON, Louisville, Ky
"Tutt's Pills arr si-ec!al blessing Of the nine.
tsentI century. '-BEG e; y; oSoooD, New York.
" have usrd Tutts iIlls for torpor OF the liver
Trey are superior to any medicine for hillary dis.
'. ?. ChRa, Attorney g Law, Augusta, Ga.
- nave used Iuttz Pills nvo years in nv family.
They unequacd for fiycn-xs and bi!iousness'
F. ". W,LsoNi 0sorsotovn, Texas.
al have used Tu,t'S Medicine with grcat benefit"
w. w. MANI: Editor mobhs Register.
1--WE sell flv boxes 1utts Pills TO five Of all
others.'-SAYRE & co, cer;srsvis, 0s.
"Tutt's Pills have oI.y - be tried 10 establish
their merits. Thy work like magic"
W. w. BARRON, Ga eammor Si.. eottor.
Ihere rs no ucdicipe 20 vrlladaptsd 10 the cur,
o. bilious III orders rs Tues pile"
JOS. eauamEL, Richmond, Virginia.
AND A TiL9Is.SSS;D MORE.
Bold or d~WIgisfs. 80 cents Z, 6o1- O1fee
80 MurrGg Street., Eo.0 Yor.c
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE tenanceis paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional flushcs, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the pu-
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
rtated, swells, and sometimes bleeds
swelling ofthc upperlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with a gnawing sen.
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire
lygone fieeting pains in the stomach I;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen
bowels Irregular, at times costivc
stools Shiny not unfrcquently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DR.. G. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DoEs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form itisan innocent prepare
ton. not capable Of doiHg tie slight
est injury 10 the most tender infant.
The genuine DR.. MCLANK's VKR-
mPUGE bears the signatures Of G.
NJ! LANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
yyranner
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tam & seven column folio in politics and con
ocS stale and
Het reports and much other valuable information "
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BOOK 6 hob PRINTING,

ing tina last few days we have an.
TO- yp ana we eel safe work cannot ba erosJ
part oi he the
PRINTING Ohce
Address all order
VEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
KingwOod Preson county W. Va
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Business Locals.

Headquarters for Gloves, Underwear, Gen
tlemenis Furnishing Goods, at bottom prices,
at j. 7. Anders'.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
T. W. WELLS 4 BRO. ABE NEVER uNDERsOLD.
New and clean stock of Fall and Winter
Dress Goods at very low prices; Ladies' Coats,
Latest Style, and Black Beaver Cloth very
cheap.
Horse and Lap Blankets at bottom prices.
White and Grey Blankets cheap.
Canton Flannels, the best in the county
for the money. Black Cashmeres and Alpa-
cas- at a bargain. Look at our 25c. Black
Alpaca and Cashmere.
Full line Worsted Fringes.
Cassimeres and 0vereoatings to suit the
times.
Underwear at any price.
Cheap Hosiery, cheap Hosiery; big lot of
Shawls, Nubias and Fascinators, full line,
cheap.
Full line of Ladies' and Gents Ties, Col
lars and Cuffs; the latest Waterproof Cloth,
fine and cheap.
New Jewelry, cheap.
Big lot Linen Towels, extra cheap.
Are your going to buy your Clothing ready
made? Ifso, go to H. Schenthars, opposite
the Depot in Westminster, where is kept the
largest and cheapest stock.
Goto ]. Yingling & Co.'S. for Blankets, Flan-
nels, &c. Large assortment and low prices.
Raisins, Currants, Cranberries, Citron,
Prunes, Hominy, Breakfast Hominy, at Dem
ton Gehr's.
Just opened large lot of Dress Goods, at
greatly reduced prices, at II. L. Norris.
For Dry Goods and Carpets go to j. Ying
ling & Co.'S.
Splendid line Of Cardigan Jackets, all Wool,
very cheap, at j. I. Anders'.
Ladies' Coats, largest stock to select from
lowest prices, at j. Yingling & Co.'S.
Pearl Hominy, Sweet Corn, Raisins, Cit
ron and Mince Meat, at J. I. Wampler's.
Beautiful Matelasse Cloths for Ladies'
Goats, at greatly reduced prices, at Wing.
ling l. Cos.
Get pair of Waterproof Boots at $3.50,
at II. l.. Norris.
Acknowledged by all to have the best Sc
lection Of Goods outside of the city, put up in
first class order, cheap, at j. I. Anders'.
White Sugar 9 cts. prime Brown Sugar &c.
at j. I. Wampler's.
A new line of Mems Wear, Just received,
at extraordinary low prices, at J. Yingling
4 Co.'S.
Great reduction in prices of all kinds of
Clothing made up to order, cheaper than ever.
Suits put up at all prices. Cali before pur-
chasing and save money, at J. I. Anders'.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, in latest styles, very
cheap, at II. l.. Norris.
FoR BUTcHERING.-Pure Ground Pepper,
Sweet Marjoram, Corriander Seed and Fine
Salt, at Denton Gehr's.
Waterproofs and all Wool Flannels for
Ladies' Circulars, at j. Yingling & Co.'S.
Big lot of Blankets from New York Auc-
ton, cheaper than ever, at II. l.. Norris
A large line of Ladies' and Gents Under.
wear, at j. Yingling Il Co.'S.
The cheapest lot of Overcoats ever offered
in the county, at j. I. Anders'.
Depot for Ladies' Dress Goods, is j. Ying.
ling Co.'S.
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DEDIcATIoE.- PauI's NJ. z. Church,
Sykesville, was dedicated on Thursday last.
Rev. Dr. Edwards conducted the services,
and preached preliminary discourse. Rev.
Job Price also spoke He stated that the
building had cost s., 200, of which 500 re-
manned due. One hundred dollars toward
meeting this debt was subscribed in sums of
S25 each BY Capt. Jacob Hugg, of Baltimore,
Joshua Scrivnor, Rev. c. w. Baldwin, Mrs.
II. o. Devries, and the balance, $500, was
subscribed in smaller sums. Bishop Ames,
who came in during this collection, aided the
subscriptions by his encouragement. Other
ministers present were Rev. H o. Devries,
Rev. w. I. d. GLENN. Rev. Thos. Wood,
Rev. j. n. Rallings, and Rev. c. o. Isaacs.
The dedicatory services we're held at o elk,
after the debt had been provided for. The pas
tor, Rev. c. w. Baldwin, and number of cler-
gymen present participated in the ceremony,
and several spoke. Dinner and supper we're
served to several hundred visitors in Sykes
old mill, in the factory of Zimmerman x
Shultz, by the ladies of the congregation.
The choir of st. James NJ. Z. Church, How
ard county, rendered excellent music during
the dedicatory exercises, accompanied on the
organ BY Prof. Walker. The corner stone of
ST. Paul's Church was laid early last summer
The building is n very neat structure Of
dressed granite, 46 BE- 20 feet, and will com
fortably seat $50 people. Ii has stained glass
windows cupola, surmounted by cross,
and bell, made by REGISTER, of Baltimore,
weighing 260 pounds, on which is inscribed
in raised letters the words, presented by
Joshua and Elijah Scrivnor-A token of their
love to Oracle Scrivnor." A hot air furnace
in the basement heats the building.
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R. c. MATTHEWS, AuctiOneer. oct 26-4.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
sitting as a Court of Equity.
William Kealer VS.. Jacob Berwager and
Amanda, his wife.
M. 1871 EQUITY.

Nv At"A I'll
TIME object of the Bill in this cause is to
L obtain a conveyance of the right, title
and interest of the defendant, Amanda, in
and to n parcel of land lying in Manchester
district, in Carroll county, Maryland, con
tanning one hundred and eighty acres, m. ore
or less, which was devised by John Swart 2.
baugh to the said complainant, the sal,
Amanda, and Edmund Swartzbaugh.
The Bill states that on 18th April, 1858,
the complainant purchased from said Amanda
her interest in the above mentioned lands for
the sum of S7O0-paid her 500 in cash, and
gave his notes for the balance to said Jacob
at the request of said Amanda, and that the
defendants delivered to him their contract in
writing, binding them and each to convey said
lands on payment of balance of purchase
money; that the said purchase money has long
since been paid in full; and that defendants
have failed and refused at the repeated de-
mand of complainant to execute a convey
ance. The Bill prays that the defendants be
decreed to convey, and for an Order of Pub
LEGATION against defendants, who are alleged
to be non-residents and citizens of the State
of Pennsylvania.
1t is thereupon, this I'd day of November,
A. d. 1878, adjudged and ordered that the
compliments, by causing copy of this order
to be inserted IN some newspaper published
in Carroll county, Maryland, once IN each of
four successive weeks, before the I'd day OF
December next, give notice to the said alb
sent defendants of the object and substance
of this Bill, and warn them, and each of them,
TO appear in this Court in person, or by So
licitor, on or before the 4th day of March, A.
ID. 1879, to answer the premises and show
cause, if any they have, or either of them has,
why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk
True copy,-Test:
nov 2-5t FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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ST. NICHOLAS,
SCRIBNER'S ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
For Girls and Boys.
AN IDEAL cHILDREX's MAGAZINE.

M ESsRs. scRIBSER & Co., in lsT3 began the pub
vi LEGATION Of ST. NICHOLAS. an illustrated Maya
as editor. Five years have passed since the first
number wss issued, and the magazine hes won tne
highest position Il has a monthly cireulafonOF
II Is published simultaneously in London and New
York and the transatlantic recognition Is almost a.
general and hearty as the American Although the
progress OF the magazine has been steady advance
Il has not reached It's editors ideas Of best because
her ideal continually Outruns It. and the magazine
alone in the world OF books The New York Tribune
has said OF 1t ST. NICHOLAS has rcacher higher
platform, and commands for rs service wider ne
sources in art and letters than any Of its predecessors
contemporaries" The London Iitenurn World
says -: There Is no magazine for the young that can
be said 10 equal this choice production Of Scrbnes
GOOD THINGS FOR ls7s-s.-The arrangement for
literary and art contributions for the new volume
the sixth-are complete. drawing from already IA
vorite sources. well as from promising new ones.
Mr.. Frank Stockrons new serial story Tor BOYS "a
JOLLY FELLOWSHIP" viii run through The twelve
monthly notwithstanding with the number for No
yember 1878, the first OF the yolume-and wiz be H.
Illustrated by James Z. Kelly. The story Is one %
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For the girls, continued tale, HALF A DOZEN
HOUSEkEEPER," by Katharine ID. Smith with IL
Illustrations by Frederick Dielman, begins in the
same number, and fresh serial by Susan Coolidge
entitled "Eyehright,' with plenty Of pictures. will
be commenced early In the volume. There will also
be continued fairy tale called "RU5iPTY DuD-
GETS TOWER. written BY Julian Hawthorne, and
illustrated by Alfred Fredericks. About the ether
familiar features Of ST. NICHOLAS the editor pre-
serves g0od-humored silence content, perhaps 10
LEI her axe vQlumes already issued prophecy con
corning the SIKH in respect TO short stories pictures
poems, humor. Instructive sketches. and thelureand
lJre Of "Jack-in5 the Very Little Folks
box"
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Paper, and BIZ all Booksellers and POSimasters Per
wishing to subscribe direct with the publishers
should write name Pust-ofice County and State IN
full and send with remittance in check p nome
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Divine service will be held by the German
Baptists, in the Baptist Church of this city.
on Sunday evening next, at I o'clock.
SEMI CENTENNIAL SERyIcEs.-The Metho-
dist Protestant Church of Westminster, will
celebrate at l0l, a. m, tomorrow, Sunday
the Semi-Centennial of the denomination.
The programme will include the reading, by
Prof. Wright, of an original poem, by Miss
Dennis, of Wicomico county, Nd, and the
delivery of historical discourse by Rev. DR..
Switzerland. At p, p. m, social, spiritu.
al and congratulatory meeting of the conrre-
CATION. At Z, p. m, sermon By the pastor
on Jacobs Ladder
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SHEPHERD DoGs.-In the Adrocdfe of Oc-
tober 18th, we mentioned that a drove of
cattle passed through this city driven by pair
of Shepherd dogs. On Tuesday last, another
drove, accompanied by one of the same dogs,
passed through, and the owner, Mr.. Samuel
Herbst, of Gettysburg, Pa, informed us that
the dogs were of imported English stock,
and while not being so active and sagacious
as the Scottish Shepherd dogs, they possess
greater endurance. He has frequently refus-
ed $3.50 for this dog, which, no doubt, to
many seems like fabulous price, but Mr..
Herbst says he can drive any number of cat
tie without any other assistance with him.
In coming from Virginia with drove, of
100 head, a year or two ago, it would have
cost him for men and boys S25, but having
such a thoroughly trained dog he did not
to go to the additional expense of hiring men
for that purpose. AS watch dogs they have
no superior, and they are of an affectionate
disposition to those with whom they are fire.
quently brought in contact, but never allow a
stranger to interfere with them or what is
placed in their charge.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
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MARRIED.

On November 7th, 1878, by Rev. W. A.
Koontz, Mr.. Joshua Gist and Miss Susan
Naille, daughter of the late Washington
Naille,. both of this county.
On the oath of October, 1878, by Rev.
Uriel Graves, Benjamin r. Snouffer. of Fred.
erick county, Nd, and Miss Addie SHED. of
Baltimore city.
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CIRcuiT CoURT.-The November Term of
the Circuit Court commenced on Monday.
The several Dockets we're called, viz :-252
Trials, SO Appeals, 80 Originals.
Grand JuTy.-Trusten Polk foreman; Dan
iel Shriner. James W. Beacham, Howard
Hartsock, Jacob Zacharias, George w. Kel-
lers, Lewis II. Wooden, Henry H. Miller,
Jacob Myerly of Solomon, Lloyd Sellman,
John H. Winemiller, George N Fringer, Jo-
seph Weimer, Josiah AdeIsperger, John T.
Stocksdale, Francis NJ Shipley, John II.
Conoway, Theodore Hibberd, George Al Show
er, Noah Shaffer, VIM. A. Wampler, Francis
K. Herr, Elijah Zepp.
Petit JuTy.-JoShua Beasman, David A.
0wings, George w. Stoner, Sr., Henry II.
Herbaugh, George H. Brown, John Bern
stein, Lewis A. j. Lamotte, Nathan Gorsuch,
John Diehl, John B. I. Sellman, John L.
Hartzell, Joseph ShaHer, John A. Balm,
Lewis p. G. Gorsuch, John Grimes, VIM
Shaw, James w. White, Thomas b. Mercer,
James w. Taylor, Reuben SayIer, George C..
Stansbury, Isaac Brilliant.
Stoner 4 Son, VS.. Joseph NJ Parke an
VIM. Miller, claimant; attachment, tried be-
fore jury; verdict for defendant; Bond for
plaintiffs, Smith & MeKellip, and Parke for
defendant.
Mahlon James VS.. c. Keefer Thomas, re-
moved from Frederick, covenant, tried be-
fore jury; verdict for plaintiff; Smith &
McKellip for plaintiff, Manlsby and Maulsby,
Jr., for defendant.
Luther n. Bosley VS.. Joshua Sellman, and
Sellman VS.. Bosley, assumpsit, tried before
a jury: Smith L McKellip, and Bond for
plaintiff, Maulsby and Reifsnider for defen.
dant.
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fWVNsE"
OF the old county school fund, r.
r. St Oek, Ground Rents, Judg-
ments, &c, there remains due to
est The sum of........................ Ss,247.4s
OF the old Indebtedness contracted
mains n lpaid the sum of.......... 2,6ss. 40
WILLIAM REESE, President.
Jos. NJ. 4VEwsox, Treas'r., Sec'y., &c.
nov 2-3t
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LAND SALEs.-0n Saturday last the follow
ing real estate was sold on the premises, in
Baltimore county, near Woodstock:-A tract
containing "A acres, with two granite quarries
upon it, to VIM. Frost, of Howard county, for
S2l.20 per acre; a tract containing As acres
adjoining to Samuel Sanders, for $50 per acre;
a lot containing acres, adjoining the cele-
brated Branch quarry, and containing con
tinuation of the same stratum of rock, to Sam.
Sanders for $3.50 an acre. The above was
the property of the late Caleb d. 0wings, of
Baltimore county. 1t is understood the two
last purchases were made by Mr.. Sanders for
w. F. Weller, of Granite, near which the
property is situated.