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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-09

A drive of about sixteen miles brought US
one day this week to the snugly nestled village
Of Sykesyile, away down Oh the Howard line
in fact portion Of Sykesville lies on the
Howard side. Calling at DR., hammond's,
in search Of our friend Col. Chas. I. O'Fer-
roll, judge Of the county court OF Rockingham
county, Va, we found that the Colonel had
finished his visit and left, but met there Mr..
Chas. Il. Favour, who introduced US to Mrs.
Hammond and her sister, who in turn intro.
duced us TO an excellent lunch, which was
heartily enjoyed, as il was q little later than
the usual time for midday gastronomic exer-
cises. Strolling about the village we made the
acquaintance Of "A number Of its 400 inhabi-
tants, and finally took rest at the establish
ment ofZimmerman 4 Shultz, who own about
tlrce.fonrths Of Sykesville This establish
ment, general merchandising store, is per
haps the largest in the county, not excepting
our Westminster stores. II is 27xSl feet,
four stories high, aud Is stocked with goods
from top to bottom, embracing all branches
OF merchandise. You eau buy anything there,
from yard OF cotton TO a skein Of silk, or
even acotton mill, orihey own Que justacross
the railroad. They have all the modern i'm
proyements, too. Gasoline, which is cheaper
aud better than coal OIL is carried through
the eutire building, us is also water, which
flows 900 yards through pipes from spring
on the highest point in Carroll county, on the
farm Of Mr.. Favour This same spring also
furnishes water TO the establishments OF John
Mcdonald 4 Co., and Il. Mellor, merchants
OF Sykesyille.
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HoiFer washIaxton.

Those who have never visited the national
capitol, should endcayor 10 take advantage
Of the reduced price offered by the knights
Of Pyihias Of this city, and join the excursion
to Washington on Wednesday the Goth inst
Washington is the most beautiful city in the
world, Its arrangement is better, lis public
are better, lis siatuary is grsnder,
its flower parks aud fountains are superior.
The capitol, itself, Is worth n journey there
to study lis wonderful architecture and mag,
ni6cence. rlN NfFiN tktN
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CoAxlssIoxrns, nrrlor.

Westminster, Nd, June 80 1879,
TN pursuance OF an Act of the General As.
L semhly, passed at January Session, 1874,
hereby give the following Notice to Tax.
This Is to give notice that the County Com
missioners OF Carroll county have made their
annual levy ON the asseRsahle property OF said
county, for State and County Taxes, for the
year eighteen hundred and seyenty,nine, and
that all persons or incorporate Institutions
that shall pay their State aud County Taxes
on or before the first day Of September next,
shall be entitled TO deduction Of Eve per
centum on the amount Of said taxes: and II
paid on or before the first day Of October
next, deduction Of four per centum; and IL
paid on or before the first day Of November
next, deduction Of three per censum; that
Said taxes Will he In nrrear on the first day Of
January next, and bear interest from that
date; that all persons or incorporate inslitu.
tons fniling % pay their State and County
Taxes before the same shall be in arrear will
render the property and estate Of such delin.
quent liable % be sold for The prompt payment
Of said taxes. l.. G. TRUMB0.
aug 2bt County Treasurer
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u view Of the fact that Emory Grove g
closed this year, acamp-meeting, TO be called
the western Maryland will begin on the
10th instant and continue eleven days. 1t
railroad, and will BE- in charge Of Rev. Sam.
uel Rogers, Of the NJ. Il. Church, South. The
committe Of arrangements are Revs. John
l.andstreet and Nm. A. Mcdonald, aud
Messrs. John Hollingsworth, Joseph Passa.
no, John i, Croni, Elias c. Stocksdale and
Phillip Gore. Mr.. w.H.W Reed is manager.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-09

The Maryland Eldership OF the Church OF
God commenced u campmeeting nj Linwood
Station, on the Western Maryland Railroad,
ON the 18th ult., in the grove of Ephraim
Garner. The grove is an excellent one for a
camp-good shade, good water, &c. The
railroad company built convenient platform
for passengers, and all trains stopped regu.
larly, making the camp easy Of access by rail.
The meetings were interesting, and the best
Of order was maintained.
The following Elders from the Maryland
Eldership we're present during the camp and
took part in the services Lewis Selby, J..
A. Saxton, $. w. NALL, John II. Chew, VIM.
Palmer, Jesse Eckert, j. W. Kipe aud b.
Williams. Elders George Sigler, 6. W. Sail.
hamer, Thos Still and Jacob Harno, Of Har.
risburg, Pa; T.. l.. Nichodemus, of Newburg,
Pa; W. Sanborn, of Dillsburg, Pa; and II
T.. Rcayer, Of Washington, Pa, were in at.
tendance, aud also assisted in the services.
The opening sermon was preached in the
evening by Elder +. l.. Nichodemus-sub ject;
ARK Of the Covenant Prayer and praise
meetings were held each day in the morning
and evening, and sermons were preached at
10. 30, q. m, and ut $50, and I. 80 p. m. On
Friday night the ceremony of feet washing
was performed after which table was spread
aud about 100 persons took communion.
The camp was composed Of about twenty
tents, occupied by the following persons -
Elias Appler, Mrs. Eli HiIterbridle, John
Holenberry, Jesse Eekert, Ezra u. Garner,
Elder Lewis Selby Mrs. Mary A. l.. Smith,
Jacob Slonacker, Jacob III. Christ, Mrs. Mary
Russell, Miss Sue Clay, Harry Weaver 4 Co..
John Bowers, Henry Foglesong, John H.
Senseney, John II. Chew, W. l.. Richards,
Elder S. W. Nail and Lovey Billmyer.
Tents we're struck on Saturday and the camp
closed In the afternoon farewell hymns
were sung, the members ofthe church march.
ing around in circle, the colored people also
singing farewell hymns at the close.
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Proceedings or ,hc clty Council.

John Matthews, Clerk, furnishes us the
following:
The regular monthly meeting Of the Mayor
aud Common Council, was held on Monday
evening last, Mayor p. II. Irwin in the Chair,
and the Board well represented.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and adopted.
Preparations for the Icy for 1879 are pro-
crossing satisfactory, as is also the additional
assessment for the same year.
Considerable improvements havebeen made
within the corporate limits during the present
year subject to taxation, and il is hoped that
the additional assessment will be greater than
that for 1873. Should this prove true, and
the good citizens, though well assessed in
some cases, decline to ask Attachments, ''a
consummalion much to be desired, " the rev.
enue will be larger than It was for the years
ending as named in previous reports.
1t was ordered that repairs and improve
ments be made ON Union Street, Washington
road within the bounds,) and on Church
Street. The very efficient Mayor kindly offer
ed to do the leyelng, and the diligent Street
Commissioner will direct aud aid in the work.
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice that the subscriber
l. has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, Maryland, letters OF ad-
ministratiou on the personal estate Of
EMANUEL F0RNEY,
late Of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the vopch
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub.
seriber on or before the 2slh day Of February,
next they may otherwise BY lay be ex.
cluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this as,h day o.
fff EMANUEL Q, FoRNEY,
aug 2-ir Administrator,
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of Samuel l.. Myers, late Of Carroll
county, deceased, to file their claims with the
vouchers thereof with the Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court within three months from the day
Of sale. PHILIP II. l.. MYERS.
aug PTS Trustee.
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Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa,


YNIlE first Term Of the next Collegiate year
n viii begin SEPTEMBER 4, 1879. The Fac
ulty Of the lnstitation Is fall. The course Of
instruction is liberal and thorough. The 10
cation Is most pleasant and healthy, in the
and accessible by railroad trains three times
a day. The Preparatory Department, which
is under the dlreet supervision Of the Faenty,
has been re-organized, and iurnishea thor.
ough instruction for boys and young men pre-.
pairing for Business or College classes. Stu
dents IN this department are under the special
care of officers, who reside with them in the
hnilding.
For further information or Catalogues, ad
dress NJ. VALENTINE, ID. D.,
Ay President Of College, or
PROF. p. NJ. BIKLE,
july 26'2t Principal Of Prep. Dept
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY,
At Union Mills, Myers District, Carroll Co.,


DY virtue Of IA deed Of trust from Perry
ID Rumler and wife, bearing date Goth day
Of April, A. d. 1879, and duly recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county,
the undersigned, as Trustees, will offer at
Public Sale, on the premises, situated in
Union Mills, in said county and State, on
the day and at the hour above named, the
following valuable Real Property, 10. Wit: +
A tract or parcel of land situated in the
village Of Union Mills, containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-09

George Mason, aged p years, q son Of Pro
fessor Mason, Of Columbia College. was
drowned While bathing at ocean City.
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Notice to Creditors.

YNhe creditors of said Samuel Messenger,
Il deceased, having claims still unsatisfed,
are hereby notified to fle their claims with
the vouchers thereof with the Clerk of said
Court within four months from the day OF
sale aforesaid. WMlEfta Hi
a Z SAMUEL J. MESSING GER,
aug. 2, 1879. Trustee.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF A VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY
AND VARIOUS LOTS OF LAND, 4
Near Westminster, Carroll County, Md.
PY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
AD for Carroll county sitting as Court Of
Equity, passed in cause wherein Joshua W.
Herring is complainant, aud Philip ii. l.. My.
ers, Administrator, and otheHare defendants,
the undersigned, Trustee named in said de-
cree, will offer at Public Sale, on the premi.
ses, situated about one mile aud half South
Of Westminster, on
Thursday, 4th day of September, A. ID. 1872,
at o'clock, ?. NJ, the following Valuable
Real Estate, TO witt
LIST. The Mill Property containing
43 Acres & 7 Perches Of Land,
more or less. The improvements consist Of
first class Dwelling House,
good Switzer Barn recently AM
erected, with all other necessa- ~.
ry ouibuildings. A Chopping,
Saw and Bone Mill in complete order, with
Water Power second to none in the county.
I'd. A tract or parcel Of land containing
IA Acres, ! Rood and "a Perches,
situated Immediately in the rear Of the farm
owned by Geo. N. Fringer, and within a
quarter Of mile of the Baltimore Turnpike.
About one.h half Of this tract is cleared, the
balance heavily timbered, while the whole is
enclosed with good fence. ittlH
Sd. A tract Of land containing
4 Acres, 8 Foods and 80 PerChes,
and another lot contiguous to Lot No. o,
containing
6 Acres, l Rood and "a Perches.
These lots are on the public road leading from
the Washington Road pass Fred. N. Hook s,
and adjOins his lands. They are principally
in Timber. There is a large lot of posts, rails
and cord wood, made and cut, which will be
sold with the lot.
The proximity Of this land TO Westminster,
the county seat, its convenience TO churches,
schools, &c, the reputation Of Myers Bone
manufactured at this mill, an abundance OF
fruit Of the choicest variety, and the land be.
ing in high state Of cultivation, makes this
property very desirable aud well worthy the
attention Of purchasers.
PERSONS ueslTlOus OF viewing tue premises
can call upon Mrs. Samuel l.. Myers residing
thereon, and for further information, cal
upon or address Smith & McKellip, West
minister, Md or the Trustee.
Terms Of SdLe.-One third part Of the pur
chase money TO be paid in cash on the day o
sale or upon the ratification thereof by til,
Court; balance in one and two years; cred
payments to be secured to Che satisfaction O
the Trustee and bearing interest from the dal
of sale
PHILIP II. l.. MYERS, Trustee.
Smith & Mckeiiip, Solicitors.
Chds. II. Mdttheps, Ahcti0neeT.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-09

lvanhoe, having distaneed all competitors,
was entitled to name the Queen of Love and
Beauty, and TO receive first prize. knights
of Winfield, Oak Grove aud bird Hill havin 2
each taken six rings, another contest be.
tween them gave knight of Winfield the honor
of browning First Maid Of Honor, and second
prize; knight OF Oak Grove of browning the
Second Maid Of Honor, and third prize; and
knight Of Bird Hill of browning Third Maid
Of Honor, and fourth prize.
The successful heroes chose the following
ladies to grace their court-Qneen, Miss 10,
sic Traycr First Maid, Miss Gertrude Spur.
ricr; Second Maid, Miss Lizzie Hewitt; Third
Maid, Miss Frances Bowers. The coronation
orator failing to be present, Mr. George NJ.
Pearcc, Of Westminster, made the coronation
address.
Jas. W. Bcrrilt was chief marshal, John
W. Shipley assistant marshal; James Hewitt
and David Bdrdette, heralds; j. b. Berrett,
Jas. II. Steele, Robert Sellman, j. NJ. Dorsey
and George II. Gartrell, judges. Good order
prevailed, good music was dscoursed, and
everybody had good time.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Dwelling HljIIE,TI
With Il Acres Of Land,
Near New Windsor, Carroll Co., Maryland,
WEDNESDAY, Sd Of September, A. D., 1879,
At TWO O'clock, p. NJ
TRUSTEES SALE

ID Myers, bearing date the 18Th day Of No.
vember, A, d., 1873, and duly executeds de-
livered and recorded according TO law, the
the Trustees named therein, win
offer at Public Sale, on the premises, situated
on the road leadng from New Windsor TO
MeKinstry's Mill, aud about one and half
miles from the former place, adjoining lands
of NJ. c. MeKinstry. Samuel Hof and others,
on the day and at the hour above named, al
that LOT or marcel Of Land containing
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SATURDAY, AUGUST ., 1879.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


y The tournament at Winfield, under auspices
Of the Taylorsyille Tournament Association,
cane OF on Friday last, having been posi-,
poned from the Saturday previous. Persons
began gathering early in the morning, and
continued until the crowd of spectators was
very large. At ll.30 O'Clock the Knights,
preceded by the Taylorsyle Cornet Band
in their beautiful wagon, were marched to the
judges stand, where the orator of the day,
Chas. +. Fink, Esq, of the Westminster bar,
being presented by Mr.. Robert Selman, Jr.,
made an address TO them, appropriate to the
occasion, aud which elected close attention
from both Knights aud spectators. Then fol
lowed the fitting, ten knights in the lists.
The score at the close exhibited the following
result;
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1853 Acres, 3 Foods and Is Perches
Of Land, more or less.
The improvements consist of a
large and comfortable Dwelling AGlA-l
House, two stories, partly brick, ~ -
a large Switzer Harm in good ~. IS
condition, Smoke House, Hog House and
other necessary outbuildings; Wagon Shed
attached to barn and Grain Shed in field.
There is an Orchard OF bearing trees, princi.
pally apple, aud other fruit trees in variety.
The land is in good state Of cultivation and
well enclosed with fence. This property lies
in one Of the most fertile valleys Ia the State,
is well wateIed, Little Pipe Greek running
through il; there is fair proportion Of Tim
Der, and it is conveniently located in respect
to Churches, Stores, Post Office, &C., and
within a mile and quarter Of Wakefield
Station on the Western Maryland Railroad.
To any one in want Of iirst.class farm this
place offers rare inducements.
For further information call upon or ad,
dress smi,h& MeKellip, Attorneys at Law,
Westminster, Md n -
Terms Of Sdle.--0ne half of the purchase
money 10 be paid IN cash on the day Of sale,
or on the ratification thereof by the Court.
and the balance in six months from the day
Of sale, the purchaser giving his notes With
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
DEBORAH A. BALE,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Jno. NJ. Yingling, Anctioneer. 5a
aug PTS Smith n MeKellp, Solicitors.
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NhORTdAGEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
On Little Pipe Greek, in Wakefield Valley,
Carroll County, Maryland

pY virtue Of power contained in Mort.
lO gage from Augustus Ensor and Anna NJ.
Ensor his wife TO David Rcop, bearing date
Estate MortsaSs Records 81 TarroIi ' conn s~'
in Liber f. 7. s. No. s, folio 800, &c, and
by said David Roop assigned 10 Deborah A.
Bale on the I'd day Of April, A. d. 1877, as
will fully appear BY reference to said Mort
gage Records, the undersigned, as Assignee
Of said Mortgage, will offer mt Public Sale, on
the premises, situated near David Roop' 8 mill,
on the public road leading from Westminster
to Wakefield, on
Saturday, the sou day Of August, A. d. 1879,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, that valuable farm now
occupied by Augustus Ensor, containing
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coRNgn OF nAIN AND cENrnr srnrrrs

TERMs.-S2 per year IN advance. Single copies
cents Nosuhseriptioh discontinued until ali nrrear
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ADVERTISING RArES.-Ono square Is lines will
be inserted times less for 81 and D cents fr each
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Is not marked advertisements will he continued mill
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At the same time and place the ~
following Personal Properly will begfz ~
sold:-0ne Bay STALLION, years ~
old, perfectly gentle and Of FIRST class pedi-
gree, together with other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention.
Terms Of Sale Of Read Estate. One. third
cash on day Of sale or upon the ratification
thereof by the Court; balance in six and
twelve months, credit payments to be secured
TO the satisfaction Of Trustees and bearing ia,
terest from the day of sale.
Terms Of Personal Property --All sums Of
$40 and under cash; above $40 a credit of six
months upon notes with approved security
and bearing interest from the day Of sale.
WILLIAM MILLER, r...,,o.
DAVID ID. MYERS, ! ifus'ees,.'
Smith 4 Mckellip, Solicitors.
Jug PTS j. NJ. Yingling, Auetioneer.
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II ACRES, MORE OR LESS

and being the same which said Levi Myers
obtained from Archibald Uiz and wife, by
deed bearing date 9Th day Of January, A d.
1876, and recorded among the land records
Of Carroll county in liber r. I. S. No. 46, fo-
Ito lls, &c. The inproyements consist Of d
comfortable two story
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COTTAGE DWELLING HOUSE.

continuing seven rooms, good Stable, Hog
and Chicken House. The buildings have been
erected within the last year There is a new
er failing well Of excellent water near the
door, an Orchard Of thriving Fruit Trees OF
every variety, while the lot is enclosed with
good fencing. To any person in want Of a
snng home near the thriving town Of New
Windsor, with its superior school facilities,
this property offers Inducements and is well
worthy the attention Of purchasers. Persons
DESTROYS Of viewing the premises can call upon
Samuel Hot, residing near the same, aud for
further information call upon or address
smith 4 Mekeilip, Attorneys at Law, West
minister, Nd
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

Jno. NJ. Yinging, Auctioneer p
aug PTS Smith n MeKellip, Solicitors.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-29
G. H. A. AT POINT LOOKOUT,
A 6als Day-Tbe Rest or Order
Large Numbers and Everybody
HAPPY. .

A Gale Day-Tbe Rest OF Order
Largo Numbers and Everybody '
Happy. rt
Yesterday. according to announce.
ment, the Hibernian. American Asso'n
of this city, gave their first grand an
nual excursion to Point Lookout, on the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad.
Two trains were run during the day,
one in the morning at $50 and the
other at P. M. Between five and six
hundred persons altogether assembled
on the grounds during the day.
Prof. Ritchie's Orchestra accompanied
the excursionists, and shortly after the
arrival ofthe morning trains, the fsstivi-
ties of the day began. Master of Cers-
monies James Burns, had charge of the
program Of the day, ably assisted by
Floor Manager l.. Speakman, and Assis-
tants Thomas Cook, Eugene McDermott
and Lewis Sinex. Though this was
the first Of the G. H. A. there was one
part.of their program which it would
be we'll for some Of the older Associa-
tions Of Wilmington to adopt and that
was the total prohibition Of intoxica-
ting liquors on the grounds.
The benefcent results of this wis.
provision on the part of the managers 8
was noticeable by the unusual good
feeling and harmony which prevailed
in.the large gathering. In fact not the
slightest disturbance of any kind oc-
CURED during the day. And We may
safely say that the Association may
pride itself upon having given one Of
the most enjoyable excursions that has
left our city for years. The party re-
turned home about 9 o'clock all pleased
with the day, the place and their gen.
tlemanly hosts.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-29
Heald,s Real Estate sale.

The attention of our citizens is speci
ally directed to J. T. Heald's large sale
of houses and building lots to. morrow
afternoon on the premises advertised
in another column, at 3 o'clock. The
houses are located, one 1927 Washington
street, one on Jackson near Maple, one
on Townsend near B. and eleven in
South Wilmington. There are also
eight good building lots on Fifth
street between Van Buren, and Broome,
Scott and Lincoln streets. As the prop.
erty is located at different points in the
city an Omnibus will leave the Clayton
House at 2.30 o'clock to convey pur-
chasers to the places where the property
is located, commencing at Gilpin Ave
nue. at 8 o'clock sharp, at 3 80 on Fifth
street, on Washington at 4, and in
South Wilmington at S. As property
is increasing in value in those locali-
ties good bargains may be assured.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-29
Eherlff's Sales.

On Wednesday afternoon Deputy
Sheriff Morrison sold, at the Lafayette
Hotel, the following properties: 4
The property Of Michael Mssnan, de-
ceased, consisting of a three-story brick
dwelling house and lot of land 3Gx6s
feet at Third and Lombard streets, to
Victor DUPONT, ESQ.,, subject to the
widows dover, for 81 ,675. .
The property Of Ann NJ. Smith, mort
gager, at 1923 Bast Eighth street, con-
sisting Of a house and lot 80xl4 feet,
sold TO G. P. Johnson.
Tho property of Eliza Harris and
others on Front street near VanBuren
street, consisting Of a two-story brick
dwelling and lot 1880 feet, to Samuel
W. McCaulley for 5000.
The property Of Levi 7. Woodrow and
others on Seventh street, between Mon.
roe and Adams street, consisting of a
two story brick dwelling and lot Of
land 17x85 feet, to Levi Woodrow, fol
81, 900.