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Oar list of hogs this week about closes the
season, though few will kill again in Febru.
airy. We report:
Joshua Corbin, Fountain Valley, two, one
year old, 800 and 500 pounds; A. j. koontz,
two, six months old, 434 pounds.
John Gerke, this city, two, sl4 and 3S0l
pounds.
Judge NJ. f. Algire, of Hampstead dis.
triet, killed sixteen hogs that weighed 223, $50,
go, 256, 256, 2ll, $50, Isl, 23l, 279, 2l0,
2O3, 27s, 225, 2i2 and 203 pounds.
Our Tyrone correspondent sends the follow
ing Henry C. Smith, two, 24S, 252; J. IL.
Froek, three, 2GG, Dos, 307; A. Leppo, one,
4O9i Jacob Study, four, 267l, 26l, 279, PSI;
Emanuel Myers, four, 2I7. 277, 30s, 1885, also
one beef u years old, 649 pounds; Samuel
Bost, three, months old, 1893, 202, 235, WIN.
Frock, five, 0 months old, 1921; Henry
Brown, seven, $40, 293, 300, 276, 32l, S2s,
332; John StUller, six, ten months old, 256,
2i5, 228, 267, 264, 32l; John Lester, two,
263, S17; Samuel Myers, six, 239, 40, 2S7l,
2ss, 1868, Ala; Mrs. John Myers, four, 267,
22s, 1914, 257; Jonas d. Myers, one, 2B9; VIM.
Myers, four FOG, 2l3, 229, $50.
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The baltimore Item Of Saturday last says /:
The marriage Of Harry c. Cheeseborough, the
popular bookkeeper Of the firm of Hodges
Bros, aud Miss Mary l.. Kalkman, formerly
Of Sykesville, Carroll county, Nd, but for
several years past one Of Baltimore's reigning
bellies, took place Mt st. Peters p. 4. Church,
corner Druid Hill avenue and LanyAle street,
on Thursday evening, December 9th, at 8
o'clock, and brought together u very large
number OF the relatives and friends Of the
contracting parties. Prof. J. Harry Deems
added mach interest to the occasion by his
rendition OF appropriate naptial selections on
the organ. The ushers were Msssrs. Vim.
Heddington, Perry Cowman, Jr., J. Adae
Houck and J. C. Brooks, Jr. bridesmaids
and groomsmen were dispensed with. The
bride was attired in handsome costume OF
white French muslin, handsomely trimmed
with white satin ribbon, and white veil. The
nuptial service was celebrated by the Rev.
DIR. Julius Il. Grammer, rector OF the church,
after which the bridal party were conveyed to
their future residence, on Oak street near
Brown, which had been previously handsome.
ly furnished and arranged for their occupan-
ey. The presents from many friends consist.
ed OF articles Of silyeTware and bronze--also
large number Of articles for housekeeping
purposes. The grooms fellOw.clerks pre-.
senied him with a magnificent bronze clock
and mAntel ornaments as token of their
friendship and esteem. Among those presen,
at the church were Messrs. James Hodges,
WIN. X. Hodges, and Wm. Penn Lewis, com.
prisiDg the firm Of Hodges Bros; Mr.. John
Malloy, cashier of the National Union Bank;
Mr.. VIM. X. Constable, Mr.. Harry Cousia.
BILE, Miss Lizzie Cowman, and about forty OF
the employees Of Hodges Bros. occupied seats
in the gallery.
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PART H.


A few miles south Of Westminster is a
rookery or roosting- place for Crows Each
morning they go out to their feeding grounds,
northeast from this place, along the borders
OF Pennsylvania, in the upper section of Bal
timore county, and each evening they return.
On Tuesday morning last, while it was
showing, we had an opportunity Of observing
their fight. The wind was bleak from the
northeast and dead ahead The snow seemed
to bewilder them at times, and they would
fly around in circles as il in doubt which way
to 60, and then, drifting leeward for awhile
in their course, they would turn and beat up
on the other tack against the wind, like a
vessel on the water with head wind. Some
seemed to pause, for time, as II having no
strength to proceed, while others turned di.
recily about and apparently went back to
their roost to await more favorable weather.
The Hook is an immense one, for they are
several hours in passing over Of morning
towards their feeding. grounds, and early in
the afternoon they begin to return to their
roost, and the flight continues until twilight
sets in, before the last stragglers have passed ,
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A car load of silk worms and eggs. valued
at 81 200, 900, destined for Havre and Paris,
has been transported over the Pennsylvania
Railroad to New York. They are from
China, and reached California by steamer.
The old established English banking firm Of
Hanson 4 Co., at Constantnople, have sus.
pended payment The liabilities Of the com.
pany are stated at e25O,000. Their loases are
chiefly due to advances made to the Porte.
A Baltimore clergyman recently preached
on the subject, "Why was Lazarus Beggar?''
We suppose because he didn't advertise.
Burlington Hapkeye.
They claim to have parrot in Coventry
vile, Chester county, Pa, known TO be 60
years old. Ii has been owned by members Of
one family for that length of time.
Over $4,000 persons have died Of diphtheria
in the province Of Kharkof, Russia, within ~
monsls.
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A few energetic citizens have succeeded in
organizing Literary Society in Enksburg.
organized by the election Of the following of.
fcers President, r. L. Herring vice presi.
dent, l.. A. j. Lamotte recording secretary,
J. l.. Elderdice; corresponding secretary,
Miss Mary johnson Treasurer, Miss Jeunie
Patterson editors, d l.. Farrar aud Edward
Hof guardian, Nelson Yiugliug board Of
directors, l.. A. J. fAmoiie, Miss Blanche
Harner and Miss Lille Kirkman.
We understand that the Association propos.
es during the winter TO secure the services OF
able aud well known lecturers In order that
all may be able to derive benefit from their
literary entertainments, the admission fee is
placed al the low sum Of Eve cents. Meet.
ings are held every Friday night at Mochan.
les Hall.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
"A by virtue OF a commission issued 10 them
by the County Commissioners of Carroll coun-
~. to open public road in said county, com
mencing at point on the road running from
the Litiiestown Turnpike to the Stone Road,
on or near the corner stone Of Jacob p. Hull.
Elias Stear and Levi Harner, where private
road now inierseets said county road, and
running upon the bed Of said private road
through Elias Stear' land; thence through the
land Of Green Mount School House; thence
on the division line between Jesse Reindollar
and Elias Stear; thence on the division line
between Jacob p. Hull and jesse Reindollar,
thence on the division line between Granville
Harner and Jacob p. Hull; thence on the al.
vision line between James A. Harner and
Granville K. Harner; thence on the division
line between Hester Troxel and James A,
Harner; thence on the division line between
James Wivill and Mrs. Eliza Krebbs; thence
through the lands Of James Wivill and from
thence through the lands Of James Gale,
house and Ihaddeus Blocker TO the Pennsyl,
yauia Line.
All persons whom II may CONCERN are here.
by notified that we will meet on the PREMISES.
ON Wednesday, January 8, 1881, al 10 8 clock
a. NJ, to execute the trust reposed IN MS by
the aforesaid commission.
HENRY GAIT,
JESSE II. LEMON,
J. WILLIAM EARHART.
nov zI-ot Examiners.
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THE WORLD FOR 1881.

rINiIE WORLD for 1881 will b. Tho besfand cheap
a CT Newspaper published IN the English tongiio
With new presses surprising am ever before man.
uiaciuxed even by Hoo & Co; with new aud I'M
equaled typographical aud busness facilities Of all
rcspondenee throughout the wordthan shat Of any
other American journal, THE MoELb for 1881 will
afford lis readers daily complete, condensed and
trustworthy record Of all current events,
IN Us Five Minutes Within Newsof the Day. THE
WORLD iaeeis and Keeps pace with the increasing
demands made By rapid transit the telegraph and
theieephone, on the time and attention 81 business
men.
IL daily cable letters from London bring Ole Ola
World 70 the breakfast tables OF the AuW.
In rs Wall Street Gossip aud III Items for Invest
ors, taken together with ~ accurate, candid and
absolutely impartial Financial Article The WORLD
daily presents unriyallod picture not only OF the
true condition Of the mutitudinous enterprises in
which the adventurous and active people Of this
country invest their savings, but also Of all the nc
tuatng Influences exered upon those enterprises By
Exchange.
No man who owns or expects to own an interesiin
any corporate properly can AFFORD u miss for sim
gle day the information daily and exclusively given
IN IHE WORLD, not only as % the natural and legt-
mate course OF affair Affecting stuck values but aisu
rs 70 the plans, schemes and combinations which
are in essanty making and onmaking IN aud out
OF Wall street 70 aiicct those values. M
IHBWoRLD contains also every day the freshest
fullest aud most instructive notices Of eycrythinE
new and interesting in the realms Of art Of liieraiurc
II Is the accredited organ Of the colleges Of tie
Union and the accuracy aud vivacty OF lie sporting
Columns covering all the various f0Tns OF athletic
Amusement which have multiplied among Ms Of inte
yeaIs commend II % the fialng generation through
OIL The caunlry
"A the only metropolitan morning Journal pub
lished IN the English language which maintains
answering fidelity 70 tht great end airing l,rnciaA
o. the Democratic iaith In politics. The WORLD tot
1881 will be found where for tile last i've Year, TN
WORLD has been found, absolutely loyal 10 Demo.
cratic principles absolutely Independent Of all per
sons, clques and factions within the Democratic
party.
The WORLD will maintain the cause Of the Union
against seetionalism IN all its iOrms the cause o
good government against corruption IN AL IL forms
and the cause Of the people against monopoly in all
its forms.
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Joyous TIdings for Our Uniontoyn Cor
respondent.

The following letter was received from a
lady ia Centreyille, Nd, and explains itself:
'If the Uniontown bachelor is so very
modest that be cannot himself inform the la.
dies that Leap Year is nearly gone, but must
needs have il "told 10 Gath, and published in
the streets Of Askelonn through the medium
Of the ADVOCATE, how can be expect any Of
Ewes fair daughters to avail themselves Of
the usual Leap Year privilege?
Methinks they would stand but shadowy
chance TO approach him with the happy ques.
ton, "Will you take me for richer, Tor poor
or, for better, for worse r. But yet, notwiih.
standing his apparent timidiiy, as the ADyo-
CATE has kindly offered to recommend any
one who wishes TO lido well,n permit me 10
say there is one who is willing 10 better her
lonely condition, by being made the Co. Of a
Matrimonial Firm.
A Merry Christmas and a Happy New FEAR
to the ADyocArE, and It's readers, the Union.
toicn bachelor particularly
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The Greencastle, Pa. Press says that mum
Der of prominent citizens Of that place, Welsh
Run and Mereersburg, have under considera.
ton project OF building railroad from Five
Forks via Greencastle and Welsh Run to
Mercersburg. Says that papers
- route Of easy grade can be located be.
tween those two points, aud we understand
Mr.. Hood, President Of the Western Mary
land railroad, heartily favors the enterprise
A railroad built as contemplated would drain,
in freight and passenger travel, almost en-.
tlrely the southwestern side Of franklin coun-
ty, and give for oil Of us nearer and cheaper
route to Underwater aud to Baltimore, city
that IS making rapid progress as a commercial,
shipping aud manufacturing emporium"
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From the Gettysburg, Pa, Compiler q
Thursday we take the following
Typhoid fever "a prevailing IN the neiehbor.
hood Of New Chester. One family has all
been down with but one exception, one has
died, and several are lying quite IN.
Christ Church Reformed Charge, Littlestown.
has extended . call 10 Rev. II. j. Welker. Of
Coopersburg, Lehigh county, and Il Is under.
stood be viii accept
Ar Henry kahter, Of Iiitlcssown, Who win
shortly remnFe 10 his farm, IL Liberty town
ship, has purchased lne herd Of Holsseiu
cattle from W. Lalimer Small, York.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
IN hers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate OF
JOHN DAVIS CLEMSON,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
soma having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated 20 the
subscribers, on or before the Ilth day Of
July, 1881; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from ell benefit OF said estate Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment
Given under our hands this 9th day Of
December, 1880
RACHEL CLEMSON,
NICHOLAS H. CLEMSON,
dec li4t Exeeutors.
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Monday, December 20. Sarah A. Hocken.
smith, execatrix Of Ephraim Hockensmith,
deceased, returned inventory Of goods and
chattels and list Of debts and received order
to notify creditors.
Jonas Englar, Upton Roop and Joseph
Englar, executors oil Josiah Englar, deceased,
received order to sell real estate.
DR.. l.. A. Aldrige, administrator Of Milton
Picket, deceased returned list Of sales Of
goods and chattels.
Tuesday, December 2l.-The last will and
testament of Henry Devries, deceased, was
admitted TO probate and letters testamentary
were granted to 0ctayius Deyries.
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Miss Mary b. Shellmau, with band of lit.
tie carol singers, will be out next week and
visit many Of the residents of the city. She
will take up a collection at each place, as
usual, and expena the sum in holiday gifts to
the children Of INDECENT parents--a very wor.
thy undertaking. Persons desiring to con
tribute to this fund, for the singers cannot
visit everybody, will please hand their dona.
tons to Miss Shellman during this and next
week
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The Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Carroll County on Monday last elected the
following officers President, DR.. J.. W.
Herring Secretary and Treasurer, Richard
Manning; General Agent, John T. Diffen.
baugh Directors, DR.. J. W. Herring, Alfred
Zolliekoffer, David Prugh, Granville s.
Haines, Granville I. Herring, DR.. Samuel
Swope, Richard Manning, DIR. Henry f. Bellz,
David Fowble.
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December le-cloudy in the morning, with
plight fall Of snowi partly clear in The after.
noon. December l9-generally clear and
WINDY partly cloudy " night December 20
f--mercury At z a. m. 26i cloudy Ail day /;
SNOW fell fast from u n. NJ. TO p. M, then
moderated, but fell more or less al night
Deosmber 2l-the snow storm Of the psaced
ing day continued up 10 3 p. mi weather
moderated about noon considerably mercu-
~ at I a. N. 30 clear at night December
z2-clear, bright aud cold, mercury at 10 at
a. ~. December 2a--mercury al 18 At a.
m. clear aud bright IN The morning, slightly
cloudy 10 the afternoon snow began falling
at 10 p. M December "a -morcury Al % At
7 o. mi the snow Gall d the night presiding
continuing mp to The hour Of going 70 press.
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VenisOn, Wild Turkey aud oysters-F. |.
Wheeler, Propr
Dividend No. l02-J. W. Herring, Cashier.
Last of Unclaimed Matter Legal Notices.
Masonie-Wm. Moore, Secretary.
For Sale-lnquire at this Office.
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TERMs-rosrAoE I'm.

Daily and sundays, one year, siei six months, 50;
three mouths 81.
Daily without sundays, one year, slQisix months
~ Three montls, SO lez than three months, 81
per month.
The SUNDAY World, ole year g.
TINE MoSDAYWoELD. containing the BOOK Rcyfews
and College Chronicle" one year $50.
THE sEMi-wRERLY WORLD, Tuesdays and Fri
daysl-Iwo dollar \ year To Club Agents-An
eAtr9 copy for club Of ten the Daily for club Of
twenty five.
The WEEKLY WORLD, "wednesday. One dollar a
year. To Club Agenb.-An extra copy for clubs OF
teni the semi-Weekly for club Of twenty the Daily
for club Of my.
We have no travelling agents.
Specimen number sent free on application.
Terms--cash invariably in advance
Send post-ofhee money order, bank dram OF regis.
tered letter. Bills at risk Of the sender.
Address THE WORLD,
dec ls-u. % Park Row New York
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0p fuesday last, whilst shining ears on II.
W, Delps sldeling, this city, coal car, with
twenty tons Of coal, struck an Empty oar aud
forced \ against MI. Ddil'A stable, and pretty
generally demolished j. A horse IN Il al The
tlme saved himself bs getling Up in one cor
neF,
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~ Ane circuit Court Tor cafrnli C0unis
Adam Butcher aud oshefsYs catharins Baehss
Ell ais
nRDEhED this nh day of December.
~ 1880, that the sale Of tho real estate 81
Henry bnchers deeeesed. made Ay JdAs4i Il
farkei Trustee appointed by dSetss ia sid
cause aud this day reported % 14Id C1osi s.
said Trustee, be ratified and confirmed. sa'zSN
cause be shown 20 tho contrary 81 a. tsi5fa
me 10Th day Of Jennafy, 1881; tfAsiie&
cory ~ this order DO inserted ia s0,aN a4Nf
paper published n Carroll county. ~ iEAst
ence week fog thfee snteetsife nm a65aff
ne % day ef January, ASA.
re ftpbf states thA Amt11s 81 ttIf e r.
32o9 q
True copy, Td.l
Dee lis. fatHI 4a.y ..'s
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PILES NO CURRl NO PAY

HsREATMENT almost Painless. Wi,hon,
a the use Of The knife, Causiic, or Liea.
lure. Recent and Wonderful Discovery.
Practiced only BY myself east Of the noun.
inins. Will give 81 900 for case Of Piles
cannot care. Consultation and Examsnalion
FRKE. VIII BE- at Wheplers Hotel Westmin.
sief % re talloNlpg dates Mondays. Pc
cpmhEr Is and ~, Aanuary 10 and "A, Feb
ruaFy and 81, March aud a.
dee ll-am JAMES cREss, n. D.
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.


HtatmihsteFI NOV. Is, 1880, I
\ n pursuance % an Act or the General Al.
~ sembly OF Maryland, passed az Jsnaarv
Session, 1874, hereby give The followinr 10.
tice to tax .payefs: -
This is TO give notice that the County Com.
missioners Of Carroll county having made
their annual levy on the aasessable property
Of said county, for State and CoAsiy fave
To-! the year eighteen hundred and eighty. thas
sald taxes, i unpaid, will DO 10 arrear 81 the
lst day OF January next, and bear interest
from that dates that al pcfsons Or Incorporate
institutions failing to pay their State ma
County Taxes before the aame Shall he Sn
arrear WI render The property and estate of
such delinquent liable 70 be rold for fhe
prompt payment of said iaxea.
JOS. A, WAESCHE..
nov 20'st CLERK aud Treasurer.
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Machine Shops
AT NEW WINDSOR. ND.

HuiE undersigned, naccoSsor to VIM. II.
"A Harman' noii6es he public thai be has
commenced business a the ia stand and /,
prepared to DO ell kind. Of Machine Wnf1
He has also purchased The fieh. "a shznnl.o.
iure The Lion Fodder and Straw Cutter ana
The hom.ny tiill Of Elijah Wagner, Aa1 oo1
sa .ssa|,. e. as'aApa. e 'As.s " sppNa
All fafm machinery ~
paired promptly ID iha htSt
manner ASSOC &
- NH aad Pl0u Nolk 1 s1s.ssIss s,sn
Terms ioE nes work. cash.
dec Il y 3 His1z4.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY by
W ~ NDERFORD BROS

.IERAis.- SO per year ~ advance, single copies
tt0E Nosubseription discontinued until all arrears
1f. Md unless at the option Of the publisher.
AIFfRrfSING RA1hs.-Onc square q lines viii
h1 trted times or less for 81 aud 21eents ioreach
suh.14uent Insertion. One square mos, $3.50; Q
lsi.4 "A. " mos. IS Business Cards not exceeding
iiN41 s. per year. When the number of insertions
IA marked advertisements will be continued until
,nI rontiue advertisements to their own business.
HnIa md Figure Work double price. Business 10.
halls t0 rents perIine Marriages and Deaths inserted
cunts Der line.
k,|.|r.SFed 20 THE ADVOCATE"
- Entered At he Plaiofice, Hssmiader, Nd, as
1.c1.1- GAS Maiter
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NOTICE 10 Creditors,

NOTICE is hereby given that the snbscri-
IN Der has obiaiaed from the Orphans'
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate OF
WILLIAM ZEPP,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with he
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 70 he
subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of
July next they may otherwise hy law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand ibis isih day d
December, 1880
JOSEPH sPURRlER.
dec lS4t Administrator.
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The entertainment by the pupils Of the
Central Hall Graded schools, at Odd Fellows
Hall, took place on Wednesday evening, hav.
ing been postponed from Monday evening on
account Of the weather. The Hall was filled
to overlooking, and the frequent applause was
evidence Of the aeceptability OF the entertain
ment. The pupils showed careful training
aud il would be difficult TO discriminate where
all did so we'll. The opinion has been ex-
pressed that il WAS the most pleasing and
successful school entertainment ever given in
Westminster. Following was the programme
on the OCCASION
OIehlik AuufcH Wine llNeffAft
Dlaogne-Bec. Clock and Broon........... MserAbles
Dialogue--The Societies Of the Deiectabes and Les
heelihtioh thttlc heen
Tableau-Mould be
Declamatlon-JohnnyA soliloquy Harry lingllng.
Dialogue Hard scrabble Meeting
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ride .......Winter Huber.
Dialogue-The 1ardy Boy.
Dialoguc-Mother Goose and her Household
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Rf virtue Of powers OF sale contained
~ in two several mortgages from Ellen g.
Cole and her husband Lewis II. Cole, one Of
said mortgages bearing date on the 3rd day Of
April, 1878. and recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll county.
in Liber +. I. S. No. II, folio l08 the other
said mortgage bearing date on the 9th day Of
October, 1879, and recorded among the Chat.
tel and Bond Records Of Carroll county in
Liber f. 7. s. No. 10, folio los, the under.
signed, mortgage, will offer at Public Sale
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Thursday, the I'm day Of January, 1851,
at 10 OF clock a. m That valuable farm known
as "CL0NER HILL FARM situate in
Carroll county, Maryland, about I Of mile
from the village Of Faksburg, and about /
mile from a station on the Western MARYLAND
Railroad, and containing