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Ratification Notice.

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll county.
DEcrNBER Tax, 1878.
Nathan Haines ct al. vs.. Laura NJ. Haines.
ON application Il is ordered this soth dav
" Of December, 1873, that the sale Of the
Real Estate Of Sarah W. Haiues, late OF Car.
coll county, deceased, made BY James A.
Diffenbangh, Trustee, appointed BY decree
Of said Court, in said cause to sell said Real
Estate, and this day reported to this Court
blythe said Trustee, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or
before the LIST Monday, Sd day Of February,
next; provided = copy Of this order be insert.
ed for three successive weeks in some news.
paper printed and published in Carroll coun.
", before the 4th Monday, 9Th day Of Jan
uary, next.
The report states the amcunt Of sale 10 be
one hundred dollars $4,000
ADAM SHOWER,
ISAAC @. BALE.
LOUIS P. sLINGLUFF,
jan s'ss Judges Of the Orphans Court.
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Machine Shops
AT NEW WINDSOR, MD.

undersigned, successor to VIM. II.
a Harmani notifies the public that he has
commenced business at the old stand and ID
prepared to do all kinds Of Machine Work.
de has also purchased the right 10 manuiac
ture the Lion Fodder and Straw Cutter and
the Hominy Mil Of Elijah Wagner, and can
supply all demands for these well. known
machines.
All Farm Machinery re-~A
paired promptly in the best ~
manner. MM1 -
n9~MiIl and Plow Work a specja]ty. -gsan
Terms for new work, cash.
dec IA " j. n nrpre
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IloRsE AND BuGGY STOLEN AND Recovered.
-On Friday night Of last week the horse and
buggy Of Mr.. Absalom Thurman, residing
near Stonersville, was stolen from the Mon.
tour House, this city. Mr.. Fuhrman imme.
diately started in pursuit down the turnpike.
He found the horse had passed through the
first toll. gate, and he went on to Finksburg,
but no one had gone through the gate there.
MIR. Thurman returned TO this city and tele.
grnphed to the detectives in Baltimore, and
also went there himself. On Tuesday the de.
tectiyes learned that a horse and buggy was
at Sykesville, which answered to the descrip.
ton, and Mr.. +. went there and recovered It.
A letter TO the ADVOCATE, from Sykesyille,
says;-Last Saturday morning as Lewis Rob.
inson, colored, driver of the Patterson farm
milk wagon, was taking milk to the station he
found horse and buggy in the road, the
horse bore evidence Of hard driving, he sup.
posed II had broken away from some one, and
fastened il at the Springfield Parsonage, but
no one called for the horse until the l4th,
when it was proven TO belong to Mr. Absalom
Thurman, living near Westminster. Mr..
Thurman paid Rev. Mr.. Beach liberal re-
ward for the recovery of his horse and buggy
1t is supposed the horse and buggy was stolen
| by two tramps from Westminster on Friday
night, and they attempted to make their way
to Baltimore, but were stopped at the toll.
gate for want OF money to pay the toll they
then drove towards Sykesvile and got aboard
Of the milk train which reaches here about
$40, a. m. Two tramps were seen by Mr..
Mcdonald passing his store at that time. The
conductor stopped the train at the tunnel and
put off two men, which were, no doubt, the
parties who had stolen the horse and buggy
and abandoned it here.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

"A beautiful and Hrst-cIass
"A Farm, located two miles 4,<zlAA-N
north Of Westminster, the ~ 49,
county seat Of Carroll county, \.
Nd, Ill acres, lays level, easy 10 cnlf;Te,e'
wen improved in every respect; The House
ana Barn are large and IN pomplele order !,
also every other building necessary on a good
farm in good order. Iis proxiniity IL the
county seat and railroad makes Il desirahle
~ every respect, and Il win be sofa law MA
on easy terms. For further information ,ssiln
Or call on JOHN Il. BOWERS. IT
sep l4.f Westminster, Carroll CO.. Ma
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PUBLIC SALE
oF YALUAnlE
Real and Leasehold Property
IN rur crTv an WESTMINSTER.


DY virtue Of a power contained in the will
I'D Of Joseph Siansbury. derased, and in
pursuance Of an order " the Orphans Court
Of Carroll county, the undersigned, admins,
traitors c. t. A., Of said Joseph Stansbury, viii
sell sell at public auction, on She premises, on
Wednesday, January e9A, A. d., 1872,
at II o clock, y. M, all that Lot Of Ground
which was conveyed To the said Joseph STAINS
bury by Mary Ann ZoIlikofIer by deed dated
April 18th, 1865, and recorded in libcr W. A.
Mex. No. so, folio II, &c. and which in said
deed is bounded as follows Ion the front by
the Baltimore and Reisterstown Turnpike, on
the sosth by the lot Of Joshua smith, on the
west by an alley, and on the north by a line
drawn from the front corner Of the house
built on the northern half Of said lot parallel
with the line of Joshua Smiths lot 70 the
aforesaid alley, containing
Eighth of an Acre of Land,
more or less, with the use Of the Well and
Pump on Mrs. Zollikotfer,s lot adjoining on
feke north, improved by Two
Starry, FRAME DWELLING, AaaA-b
naE occupied by ?. Engleman, N N kis.
Eaa.. and subject to a ground ~ S
rent ~ one dollar per annum.
AMI o. fbe same day at half past 2 clock
D. u. :, al thfi Lot Of Ground situated in the
northern ena4of the city Of Westminster which
vas conveyed 10 Ahe said Joseph Stansbury
BY Henry Ko9ag snd vito by deed dated
September Bth, 1861 and recorded in liber
w. A. Mex, No. 81 folio 2l7, and which is
therein described as follows: Beginning on
what is now called Main s.Laet in said city
= > at the N. w. corner Of sixteen
foot alley that separates the lpt hereby con-
veyed from the lot now them in Ne posses
sion of William Koontz, and running thence
bounding on said alley N. b34o,, u. 1874 feet
10 public alley, thence with aud bounding
on said alley in northwesterly direction 81
feet, then S. 53lo, w. 1879 feet TO said Maip
street, thence with and bounding on said Main
street in southeasterly direction 81 feet to
the place Of beginning.
This lot is IN fee. The improvements, now
A<MI-N occupied by - Macintosh,
sS Esq, consist of a Neat Two,
ssN ~ Story FRAME DWELLING,
situated on the northern hall
of the lot, leaving ample room for another
house on the southern hulf thereof. In case
a satisfactory bid is not obtained for the whole
it will be offered in two pareels,--the north
ern, having front of 24a feet, and upon
which is situated the house, aud the southern,
with a front of 2T4 feet.
TRRMs.-One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the residue in two
equal instruments at six and twelve mouths
from the day Of sale the credit payments tc
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser OF
purchasers with sureties satisfactory 10 the
undersigned, or all cash, at the option Of th,
purchaser or purchasers.
| w. A. HAMMOND,
CHARLOTTE STANSBURY,
Adms. G. 7. A. of Jos. Stansbury, dec d
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
Real 4 Personal Property,
Farm, DWELLING, STORE HOUSE, &c.
atlirady, de Isl day Of February, AID
1870, at 10 O'clock, A. N.

HNHE undersigned, by virtue Of Deed Of
\ Trust from George A. Fliekinger and
wife, and George W. Reifsni.der, (neluding
the property Of the firm Of Flici;inger 4 Reit.
snider,l duly executed and nseor ded, will sell
ct Pebble Sale, to the highea bio der, at the
Store House formerly occupied b. the said
tlickinger 4 Reifsnider, near the Depot in
Taneytown, Carroll county, Nd, the follow
ing valuable property, to wit:
First, Farm, containing
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EO5IEES' SALE
OF
VALUABLE real ESTATE
Carroll County, Nd, near the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad,
On Saturday, The Sh day Of February, 1879,
At re O'clock. mr.

PY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county sitting as a Court Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1875, wherein
dsEse X. Gosnel, ct. ais. are complainants
and Aaron Gosnell, et ais. are defendants
the undersigned, as Trustees, will offer at
Ruhlie Sale, on the premises, situated on the
pnbhersad leading from Harrisyile to Wood
bine, about miles from the former and 2
miles from the latter place, on the day and
hour above named, the following Valuable
Real Estate, containing
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WEDDING BELLS. Never before was Sandy
Mount Church, in Finksburg district, so com.
pletely packed with people as on Tuesday
evening last. The occasion being the mar.
riage Of N. Alice, daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Mil.
Ter, and VIM. Bradley, sou Of Mr.. Granville
I. Herring. Seven clock was the hour set,
and shortly after that time the bridal party
entered. The bride made handsome ap.
pearance in bronze silk en- train, and wore
wreath Of orange blossoms; the groom was
dressed in plain black. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. I. Ward, President Of
Western Maryland College, of which institu
ton the bride is graduate. After the cere.
mony an entertainment was given by the
brides parents, at which about ono hundred
and twenty persons were present. The table
was laden in profusion with the choicest sub
stantials and delicacies of the season. A re-
ception was held during the evening, and
many ayailed themselves OF the Opportunity
to call on the bride and groom. The bride
was the recipient of numerous presents,
among which were $50 and Sl0bill, china
tea set, silver castors, butter dishes. cake
stands, fruit dishes, napkin rings, butter
knives and table spreads, goblets, salt stands,
large lamp, &C., &c We return our thanks
to the happy couple Tor large box Of cake,
confectionery, nuts, &c.
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE.

REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
To the President aud Directors Of The
Carroll County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
GESTLEMEN:-The undersigned Committee,
appointed as per resolution Of your Board to
examine into and report upon the condition
and affairs Of the said Company, beg leave to
report that we have patiently and thoroughly
examined the Books, Policies, Vouchers, &c.
from the organization Of the same to the 10Th
OF May last, and find its financial condition
to be
THE TREASURER DIR.
To amount received for interest
onthe notes based ON policies,
No. to 744......-..................$ l4,596, GA
TO amount received as interest,
dividends, &C., upon invest
~ ments....."."..:.",............. l,s4O.ss
10 amount received from sub
agents Of fifty cents on each
applicatiou......................... ll400
Sum total paid into the treasury $lG,5sl.52
CIR.
by amount invested in Stocks,
Bonds, &c...;,....,;................ s12, 1890
by amount paid on losses by fire,
printing, stationery, officers
salaries, incidental expenses,
&c :...;....;....,=;........... s,925.GO
BY amount in hands Of Treasurer
May 10th, 1s7s........ ........... 477.92
SlG,65l.52
And would close this report byacknowledg-
ments Of our high appreciation of the efici.
ency Of the Officers Of the Company, in their
lud,cious Investments of the funds Of the same,
IF A IL a
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COUNTY TREASURERS REPORT
or TEE
Finances and the Financial Condi-
ton of Carroll County for the
Year Ending Dec. 18th, 1878.

VI DIR.
TO cash on band Dec, l2th, 1877. SIS, 76l. SO
To amount cash received during
the -.-...........--........... 81, 22S. "a
Sse,992. rs
Byamount paid out during the year $50, G52. q
By cash on hand Dec. i2th, 1878 $3.50. 80
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v WE undersigned offers lorrcu,. III n. 80
~ next March, 1879, Coz nansv. j ;n' .'-
clover aad timothy secd, plaster. IL. pes''
soma wishing 70 rent, Win please not ~ a.; e.,
on sy thQ occupants, who have 10 refusal ,.,f
preference Rom me. CAN on John If4aS1
"zsns, ~ hoFof Mills, BALTIMORE c6n.fs N
hos 81 JOHN TOLL I JOE 4 4.
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$3.50 REWARD /,

HNHE Mayor and Common Council Of West.
Il minister hereby offer a reward Of $3.50 for
the arrest and conviction Of the party or par.
ties who endeavored to fire the premises Of
VIM. b, Thomas, on Main street, in the city Of
Westminster, on the night Of the sth inst.
p: II. IRWIN, MAYOR.
JoHS MATTHEWS, Clerk.
inn ll.3t
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"A sMAids place of from q "a 40 asrs,
a near W. n. r. R. Fora sa,lshle alaos
terms, &o., 's'nAfRYNAN.ii -
Qxinsa Nils, Baltimore county, Nd.
jan az,
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WESTMINSTER FIRE DEPARTMENT. reg.
ular meeting of the Westminster Fire Depart.
ment, on Wednesday night, permanent or.
ganizaiion was Affected and the following
officers elected for the ensuing year :-Presi.
dent, DIR. W. III. Rippard; Vice. Presidents.
Chas. " Wantz, Edwin j. LAWYER; Secretary
and Treasurer, Denton s. Gehr; Chief Fore
man, +. X. Herr; Assistant Foreman, j. C.
Mobiey; Foreman Of the Hook and Ladder
Truck, WIN. III. Shaefier; Foreman Of the
Chemical Engine, Patrick Callaghan; Assis.
tant Foreman of the Hook and Ladder Truck,
A. NJ: Warner; Assistant Foreman of the
Chemical Engine, Edward l.. Smith. On
Thursday the Department was Incorporated
with W. II. Rippard, Chas. V. WANT, II. j..
Lawyer. Orlando Reese, and A. M. Warner
as Board Of Directors, who will be succeeded
by standing committees at the next annual
election.
WALNUT GRoyE IrEMs.--w Walnut Grove is
situated in Franklin District, on the road that
Is known as the Blooms Mill road, about ono
mile west Of the mill, on creek that rises
In tho southern part of what Is called Little
Marlborough. IL consists Of one farm with
every building on it that Is necessary. A
splendid house, filed with every article that
is needed. Northeast Of the house il iiue
barn, "a As feet. Look at the stables and
sec how they are filed with first class mules
and horses, suitable for any purpose or place
in their line Of business.
The girls Of Farvers School gave their
teacher, Lewis A. koontz, beautiful cushion
for his chair. They have his warmest feel.
ings for so doing.
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Commissioners, Notice.

TsHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
\ county, vii meet ct their Office, in West.
minister, on the first MoSpAy Of FEsRuARY.
1879, for the transaction Of business.
BY order,
LOUIS Q. TRUMBo,
Jan li-4t Clerk.
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SUPPOSED BuRGIARIoUs INTENT. Between
8 and 0 o'clock on Thursday night, as Mr.
and Mrs. John G.. Skunk were passing III,
store Of j. I. Anders at the West End, the,
noticed man standing by the fence at th'
rear Of the store. Mr.. Skunk asked what he
wanted there, when he turned and ran acros
the lot toward Mr.. Jacob Thompson's stables
Mr.. Anders was informed Of the occurrence
he also having heard some one come up on
the ice'crusted snow, and went and procured
the services Of constable Zeibsr recon.
noitre Of the neighborhood was made for somt
distance around, but no traces Of the sup
posed burglar were found. On yesterday
morning Mr.. Zeiber discovered mans foot
prints to and from the spot where Mr.. Shunl
saw man standing, but they we're lost among
the numerous ones made by persons going to
and from Mr.. Thompson's stables.
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AK IMPROVEMENT IN TNxERs TooIs.--
Mr.. p. Callaghan has been appointed agent
for Carroll county for the Economy Fire Pot
for heating soldering irons. In the ordinary
pot, where charcoal is used, 1t costs very near
40 cents per day for fuel, without taking into
account the time lost in getting the fuel prop
erly ignited. In the improved fire pot, which
is portable, gasoline under pressure Is used,
ct q cost Of or cents per day. It will heat
three, pound soldering iron in four minutes,
and q forging heat can be obtained in seven
minutes, while the heat can be so regulated
that the irons can remain in the flame indefi.
nitely without becoming oyerheaied. Mr..
Callaghan has one of the Economy pets in
daily use at his shop, where Il can be inspec-
ted by those Interested.
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81 Acres and l3 PerChes Of Land,

- -~--~- ~ - kARAANh Va L4AlIuf
more or less; also lies on the East side Of The
Buffalo Road, and adjoins the lands of
Mr.. Pfoutz and Others This is said q be
the heaviest water oak timbered land ia the
neighhorhood
Mr.. Denton r. Shipley, living on the ssBal.
tlmore Road in the neighborhood Of the
above described Wood lots, will willingly point
them out to any one wishing to examine
them.
Possession Of property, where occupied by
tenants, IS reserved until the LIST Of April,
1879. Also the growing crops are reserved
and excepted from sale
Terms Of Sale as Prescribed BY the Decree :
--Dne,third of the purchase money cash, to
be paid on the day of sale, or ratification Of
said sale by the Court, the residue in two
equal annual payments, the purchasers giving
his, her or their notes with approved securi.'
ty bearing date ON the day of sale, with intsr.
est from date.
The purchaser to be at all expeAse Of con-
veyancing.
DAWSON v. HAMMOND,
Trustee.
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SHOOTING MArcH. -Messrs John I. Beard.
Of uniontcwn district, and /. A. Miller Of
thls city, on Saturday last, shot at a target
outside the city limits, with quite good results.
Each have . Remington rilie and arc sure
shots rife team will be organized hy The
coming Spring in this city. Mt. Beard shot
sixteen chicken hawks inside of The past six
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By virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ior Frederick county in Equity, tie subscrib-
er, ss Trustee, will offer at Public Sale. Al the
Depot Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Al
Watersyille, in Carroll county, Maryland, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARYeM, 1879.
at ] o'clock p. M,
Lot No. 8. II being that Valuable Farm
situate partly in Carroll and partly in Howard
counties, a short distance above Watersyille
Station, on the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad.
and adjoining the lands Of Hon, jas. III
Steele and others, containing
los Acres and IA Perches Of Land,
more less. The improvements are fair. well
watered, under good fencing, and being loca.
ted imediately on the Railroad near Depot.
renders it very desirable. The Farm i now.
or was recently in possession Of VIM. p.
hammond, The growing crops on this Farm
Lot No. 0. 1t being that portion Of
l79s Acres and 2 Perohes,
(which was conveyed to Thomas Hammond
by deed dated January 4th, 1870, from Viii
cutting off SO acres, heretofore conveyed by
deed dated ..........................f from Thomas
Hammond to Dawson v Hammond, in trust
for the use Of Richard I. Hammond, con.
taining 96s acres and II perchea Of land,
more or less. This Lot, composed Of about
equal quantities Of Wood and Arabic land. 4
situated near Long Corner Post Office. IN
Howard county, Nd, and adoins the lands
Of Mr.. Becraft, James Penn and Others.
Terms Of Sale as Prescribed 5y the Decree:
one'third OF the purchase money cash, to be
paid on the day sale, or ratification Of said
sale by the Court, the residue in two equal
annual payments. the purchasers giving his.
her or their notes, with approved secnrify'
bearing date on the day Of ssse, with interest
from date.
conveyancing at the expense Of purchaser
or purchasers.
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Philip Fresh was slightly wounded. a few
days y: since BY the accidental discharge Of q q
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DEATH OF AN ON DEFggnRR. John
Montgomery, we'll known throughout this and
adjacent counties, died at the residence Of his
son.in'law, Robert Dean, ESQ, aboat Eve
miles east of Frederick, on the Baltimore
road, on Tuesday, at the advanced age az So
years. Col. Montgomery was soldier IN the
war Of 1912, and at one time Judge Of the Or.
phans' Court Of Frederick county. He was
n gentleman for whom the highest respect was
entertained, both for his aliable disposition
and unsullied character.
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RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT Wednesday
afternoon, Mr.. Geo. Killer, living near Den.
ning's, this county, met with severe acct
dent N this city. He and his wife had been
INTO Perkins photograph gallery, and were
ready to start for home. Mr. Killer unhitch.
ed his horse and turned the buggy around.
when the animal became frightened at a buff,
ialo robe hanging at Miller 4 Zeigler's and
started to run. Mr., Killer held on 10 the
bride, bnt the horse gained such speed that
he Mr.. kiler) was thrown down, sustaining A
severe cut on the forehead and numerous
scratches aud bruises. The horse ran up
Main Street, and was caught near Yingline. s
store, and other than a broken spring The
team was uninjured. DIR. Billingslea dressed
Mr.. Killers wounds.
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CHARGES AGAINST PRINCE OF WEsrN1N.
sTER.-The Baltimore Sun Of Friday saws
Hearing in the case Of John Prince, mer.
chant, of Westminster, charged with obtain
goods, valued at about $500, from Robert
Moore Il Co. and Gottschalk x Co. of Balti.
more, was continued before Justice Johns, AT
the middle station, Friday, lasting FIVE hours.
A. Leo Knott represented the State and vii.
liam 7. Maulsby the accused. Among the
witnesses and spectators were the creditors of
Prince, Smith, West a Lyons, who made the
arrest, and others. A volume Of testimony
was heard, TO the effect that Prince made his
purchases on the strength Of statements 10
leading houses thathis solvency wasundoubted
1t was in evidence that goods had been shin
ped elsewhere from Westminster by Prince.
and that the stock in his store when he made
deed Of assignment, January 4, were val.
ued at less than $4,000, and his liabilities.
chiefly for goods bought in Baltimore in the
previous sixty days, reached IS, 900, or 81, 900.
Mr.. Maulsby claimed for his client that moth.
ing had been proved showing fraud, and that
the matter was between Prince and his credi.
tors. Mr.. Knott, for the prosecution, asked
that Prince be sent to the grand jury, and
said that the evidence developed extensive
fraudulent practices. The justice committed
the accused for the grand jury in default OF
bail. Mr.. Manlsby gave notice Of appica-
ton for writ of habeas corpus, returnable
before Judge Brown on Saturday.
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1913 5-s ACRES OF LAND

1913 5-8 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less; so Acres of which are 81.
very heavily Timbered, and being the ss;<sfs
same tract or parcel Of land which Betty 80
Gosnell obtained from Portius ellis and wife,
by deed dated 9th February, A. d. 1885, aud
recorded among the Land Records Of Bali.
more county, in liber T. K, No. PAS, folio
a24, &c. The improvements consist Of 4
comfortable Log Weatherboarded Dwelling
A<A-l House, Meat House, Spring
MMlanaI House, Log Barn in fair condi.
~ ton, Corn House and two To.
bacco Houses. The farm is
under good fencing, aud well watered, GiIIis'
Falls running through It. 10 also adioins the
farms of Elisha Young and Jesse r. Gosnell.
and is conveniently located with reference 10
Churches, Schools, Postofice, &c, and is in
every respect well worthy the attention Of
purchasers.
Any person wishing TO view the premises
can call on Francis W. Gosnel, at Taylors.
vile, Carroll county, and for further informa.
ton address or call upon Smith 4 McKellip,
Westminster, Md.
Terms Of Sdle.--0ne-third part Of the pur
chase money to be paid ON the day of sale or
upon the ratification thereofby the Court, and
the residue in two equal payments, the one
to be paid in one year, and the other in two
years from the day of sale, with interest from
the day Of sale, the credit payments TO be Sc !.
cured by notes to the satisfaction Of the Tras
tees.
VIM. A. McKELLIP,
FRANCIS W. GOSNELL, trustees
Smith d AcKellip, Solicitors.
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