The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-03-01

1850 'f'sf W.
( OLD PArERs.-We are indebted to Mr.. VIM
H. halnes, OF New Windsor district, for {
copy OF paper called Engine of l.ibert,
and uniont0wn Advertiser" II gas nrinte9
by Charles Shower, AZ 50 eer annum. !, !,
aatea thursday, feBno.s 0 1914, and is No
y OF volume !.
The proceedings of the Legislature of Ma.
ryland are given, Louis Gassaway, Clerk. A
snort extract OF the proceedings of the Massa.
chnsetts Legislature is also given.
The editor adyertises for Subscriptions IN n
novel entitled 'The Storm in two volumes.
price % cents. Also that the office of ,he
Engine Of Liberty" is removed ito the new
bnck building Of Mr.. Henry Myers nearly
opposite to where it was formerly kept"
Some news is given from New York, Jan.
uary 20, and Richmond january ~, giving
an account Of the Camp atNew Point Con-
Tort, describing the enemys tieet, &c. An
account Of an earthquake at ShawanGtoWn,
Illinois Territory, Dee. Is, 1878, is given. A
resolution was passed by the New York Leg.
stature, Jan. 20, appropriating S50,000 for
the relief Of the sufferers on the Niagara
frontier.
Among the advertisements we find the fol.
lowirg;-J. 4. j. Stouffer, Of Baltimore, Of.
iers 80 reward for horse which broke loose
chester, on the Soldiers Delight Road.
Jacob Sullivan had two sheep to stray from
his premises, near Uniontown.
Peter Mort, executor Of Peter Mort, dec d.
gives notice to creditors.
Norris Meredith adyertises for sale lot of
% acres Of valuable land, adjoining Union.
town, on the road leading from Baltimore to
Ilagerstown.
Joshua Gist offers for sale his dwelling
Plantation, containing 600 acres, within two
miles Of Westminster; the said Westminster
is expected TO be the County Town OF new
County, that is to be laid out of Frederick and
Baltimore counties. Also $50 acres about
three or four miles from Westminster"
Israel Rinehart aud Ulrick Switzer, sxecu.
tors Of David Rinehart, deceased, and Han.
nah Urner aud John Rinehast, administrators
of Jonas Urner, give notice 10 creditors.
On the forth page is given a column OF
foreign news, embracing England, France aad
Germany
Jacob Appler, ST., advertisss three lots of
land in Libertytown, also n acres Of wood.
land adjoining the lands Of Abraham Albaugh.
Ann Willis offers her farm of 1924 acres on
Sans Creek, on the road leading from Lib.
ertytown to Baltimore, for sale.
Beal Dorsey, near Freedom Town, adver.
tises Ito acres of land, near McMurrsy' s
tavern.
John Shriver offers for sale dwelling
house, wheelwright shop aud two lots in In.
iontOwn.
Samuel Lookingpsale, ut Capt. John viii
.liams'i desires to sell 60 acres OF land within
half q mile of Philip Cromers tavern.
Ihos. Townsend, near the Sulphur Springs,
wants the owner of two sheep trespassing on
his premises, TO come and get them.
Edward Stevenson, within four or five miles
of the Sulphur Springs, Frederick county, ad
Ncriises his farm Of 30 acres.
Henry q. Dorsey offers his mill seat and
farm, on the waters of Sans Creek, three
quarters Of mile below Mr.. Laudes's mill,
also 223 acres in Hampshire county, Va, for
sale.
John Williams, DESTROYS Of moving to the
western country, wishes to sell his farm Of 23s
acres, situate on the waters OF Sans Creek.
The paper is about one fourth the size OF
the ADVOCATE, is well printed, and seems TO
have been well sustained, judging by its ad.
yertising patronage.
From Mr.. Jesse Lambert, ST., Of New
Windsor, we acknowledge thu receipt Of three
copies Of the baltimore Weekly Clipper The
one Of November IL, lS4S, contains the re.
turns Of the Presidential election. Carroll
county gave 81 majority for Taylor. The one
Of December 20, ls49, contains the message
VI AHt ItHluHHNs III WHICH ne We uEc
at peace with oil the world and the rest OF
mankind The one of July is, 1850, is in
mourning for the death of President Taylor,
which occurred 80 minutes past 10 o'clock,
p. ~, July 9th, and contains the eulogies
pronounced in Congress, together with the
proceedings throughout the country.
From MIR. Nj. Hyder, Of Uniontown, We
have received four copies Of The Carroll
County Democrat The paper of October 9,
lS5l, contains the valedietory Of Josiah 4. ii.
Bingham, who retired from the editorship,
and also the saluiatory Of Augustus c. APP
pier, who assumed control of the paper.
At that time warm political contest was
going on. The Democratic ticket being;
First Judicial District.-For Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals, William Z. Maulshy for
Commissioner Of Public Works, John 5. Git.
iings
Democratic State Nominations Comp.
troller OF the Treasury, Philip Francis Thorn
as; for Commissioner of Land Office, James
Murray; for Lottery Commissioner, Thomas
II. Stewart
Democratic County Ticket.-For House of
Delegates, Daniel Slull, John L. II. Lgget,
Elijah f. Cront for Judges OF Orphans
Court, Michael Sullivan, George w. Manro,
Levi Burlington; for Clerk of Circuit Court,
John b. Boyle; for Register of Wills, Joseph
NJ. Parke; for States Attorney, Daniel l..
Hoover; for County Surveyor, J. Henry Hopes
for Commissioners Of Tax, James Grouse,
Thomas Smith, George l.. Little, Jacob Wick
ert, Julius b. BerTet, George Grouse, Jacob
Grove, George Richards, Jr., Bennett Spur
rier.
On the Thursday night previous, a large
meeting Of voters OF Hampstead district was
held at Scarf $ tavern, and was addressed by
Major Eye and DIR. Ligget; Mr.. Crout was
absent, owing to i'll health. In behalf of the
Wings Drs. Booth and Cox spoke.
On Saturday there was large meeting at
Union Bridge, which was addressed princi-
pally by Daniel l.. Hoover and Charles W.
Webster, candidates for Prosecuting Attor.
ney. Also by Mcssrs Hook, Crout, Booth.
Ligget, Cox and Eye The Union Bridge
Brass Band, under Prof Burke, enlyened
the occasion.
Several singing communications of polt.
zeal nature are Published.
On the LIST OF October an election for Con-
gress and School Commissioners was held.
The returns from ouly Westminster and Ny.
ers' districts are given For Congress, Ed.
ward Hammond received 60 majorityin West
minister district over DIR. A. A. Lynch In
Myers district he received l3i majority over
the DR.. For School Commissioner, John b.
Summers received ca majority over William
Baughnlnn IN westminster ulStrlcti and IN
Myers district j. William Earhnrt received
So majority over Peter u. Mikesell.
The marriage Of James w. l.antz and
Eleanor Hyde, Of Uniontown district, by Rev.
j. Winter, is announced.
A political meeting is advertised to be held
in Middleburg, Oct. | 4, at which time all the
candidates for the various Offices are reques.
ted TO attend.
Robinson 4 Eldred's circus was advertised
10 exhibit on the 9th Of October.
Ke,tlewell & Cox advertise the Clover Hill
farm in Finksburg district, nj public sale,
October 26. ~
William r. Maulsby and W. @. Van Bibber
advertise the farm Of George L. Van Bibber,
part Of the Ayondale estate, "a miles from
Westminster, for sale on tho 10th of Nov.
statement Of Inc expenditures of the
county for the fiscal year ending July 9, 1851,
is gwen, Aiz Out door Pensioners, Sd, 2O2..
ooi Public Roads, Ss,llI.25; Bridges and re-
psirs TO bridges, S55s. 10; Judges and Clerks
OF elections tor September and October. 1850.
and June, 1851, $3.50; County Commission
srs, $125.00; Colonization Fund. s430. 81:
lax Collector, $780, Printing, SlOi. rs; Pnb.
nc buildings, $1,000 Clerk 10 Commissioner.
$zoo; Preparing Book for Collector OF State
Taxes, $500 Counsel 10 Commissioner. 40,