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Inland L Seaboard Coasting Co.
Stesmers of this line will run A. follows:
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
LADY or THE LIKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 .. IN.
This stsunch iron steamer hiss just been paint.
cd throughout statsrooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is the hsndsomest as we'll IS the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con.
nection with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond stes mers and
railroad lines outh. Stops at PINEf POINT
shd PUNT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. FIRST class, 81; round trip ST. so
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FOE POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER JOM.V W. THO.uESOx
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
UROAY St 7.3O a. M; returning on alternate
days.
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Opening and Closing OF the Mails.

Opening and Closing OF the Mails.
CLOSING.
Washington. ,. g., North and Northeastern
mails II In. ard - p. II.
Western mails ! 30 snd 10 o. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 90 a.
m. end UG and O0 .. III.
South and Southwestern malls Wis Lynch
burg, VirGinin, 60 8. u. and 45 p. NJ.
AlexandT;a 20 LynchburS, Va, (we7 naails)
including through mails, & ~ a. m and . 60 p. m
SoTdonsvI.!e MD Charlottesville, Va, e % 3.
m. and o. .. N.
Msns9sas Division Goa n.
Aie2andrlS TO Bound Hill Va, 7 Is .. n
oPENINc.
Northern ana Western mails, via Washing.
ION. y. g., so .. n. and % and 90 D. III.
Southern mails, Wis Richmond. Va, 90 a. m
and | W >. II.
South wes:ern mails vis Lynchburg, Virginia,
GthIoush msiis) including way mails on Midland
Railroad. s 30 q n.
Manassas Divis0r 30 s. NJ
Round Hill 10 E !ezaUdri&. We, 3 80 .. m.
Office h9urs-GtLce opens at 30 8. rr, and
closes at 7 90 y. n.
Sunday Hours-Olice opens st is I. n, and
closes al 30 =. IT.!
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EsE C&EA ~,
FOR The WARN WEATHER
LEMON ICK CREAM,
Vanilla ICE CSEaM
SIRs- WBERRY lCE CREAM.

LEMON ICE CREAM,
Vanilla ICE CREAM
STR WBEKRY ICH CREAM,
WATER ICES
SODA WATER,
ICE CuSTARp.
BEENGLH. 1913 King street, will sell ice
Cream ct the same rates, Notwithstanding the
ice tsn ice Ee could grade his cream BY the
p,lee," but h,s cream would lose the good name
tbst yesrs Of fair dealing have won f it &c
ssks that persons abroad ordering 'Hrsn yls's
Cresnh" from third parties will assure themselves
That the cream sent is certainly from his es.ab-
istm"nt lie warrants his cream and does not
wish that inferior cream may injure its rapu
tatlon.
His heslthful handmade candies, free Of terra
alba or glucose, have ben largely purchased
during the past season. To those who have used
them no refers for testimony of their excellence
lady OF All kinds Pies a socially, Fruits,
Ent: onf'ctioneries Caromes, and Squared
Fruits. His CAKES, Black, Fruit Pound
jelly and Fancy. Ornsmented and Plain, IRE
sold cheaper than they can be manufactured 1T
homo
He caters for families and entertainments
myl2tf
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The steamers of this company make connec-
nons at Norfolk for Bostoc and all points East /;
at New York with all points West and North
west and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to +. "A. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, Preside nt.
Office under NATL. Aetrop. Bank,
sep ZI-tt WAshingtnn ID c.
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A9lex:a2lltdriu O5azette
WEDEE>DAY EVENING. AUGUST 4,

Gov NEMPAR OK H.Nc)tK Gov. Jas. L.
henptr. Ri,o IS COW partially plralyzad from
The ttt.cts # y u-'i r cGive in frcLt Of Il Az
c)tk c RS a G-tystarq, Wits to fIiono
copcacn,ug he ron-iua;ioo at Cincianai as fol-
lows:
"Whi!c . r-or ALL | 8ouli have p ,ofcrrod a
CIVILIAN 70 a professional soldier for Il ncmiuce
yet knrwioG what a cnaus of c7nrlicaion and
cJmpc'itloD If; nd ;bc denncr. ic delegates
at Clnc:npali | c2anot bu. tbjuk they bu!!ded
"laoT ban tic 0scivoa or anybody else knew
: ne rcsu!I 5 uTovA ntiay feli3itau4. 1t nor
Tines m asI 40 !! gauad5 Q b0dy'3 seneibili-
tics. |: pre vykas tn ant,gCui L. Ct t. elton
OF the cGua.gy sn6 n nt cl2ss. cat rr II glacut
Of the dcu c'scy. 1t SEES Is free from the an-
ruO.i ies AL wro1gea Of g., PAS, p'acetCs
everybody, cjUsOli!Gtes ali the elements Of car
81 o.tn, AID u iIs.if be b l.c' that ua arc
glInS 20 sf! 6 fEe gJ7,T4DlGof hack TO the C T.
5ltulcp ny \ i3V Iuti 10 3 2l1Ii u s tar
which her Jeteraou 10 the front in 1850 They
who q nj uld the b. arr Of tic 5tooHy shirt
mlsunGer5'.Td Us as II / b IS they maIrgs us
We Of the South K gCG we aeTa always bound
to know that Gus OILY he for ourselves lies
II the rs,orcj ,caoo aud p-ls9e:ity Of the
whsle ecu tIy. N st0ut ,idior than Iae.
cock Tough. us il Wir IS % as psr as,cd.
Now that no stands b fore ha cluutry living
embo6lm"nt OF p"aca-n07 thai cur supre NJ
d Sue l. y he salts u th.u aIdf I'd bet
Ger than by .c0u .h'rn led r 0. syupathiz r Of
the past AID W will s,r K taor &C, Give blows
Tor h'u than We cV,r struck against him."
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RESUMPTION UF ROUTE
AlEXAND RIA, VA, AND NORFOLK,
Va, CALLING AT PINEY POINT and
r INT LOOKOUT gor 6 and returning
On and sitter Monday Narch 18th, 1896 the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph W hile,
Commander will resume her route between the
above ports.
From ALEXANDRIA, Hooes wharf every
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,, st 6 D. m
Snd every SATURDAY at 81 p m
From NORFOLK, Csmpoels whsrf, every
TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, al
4 p m.
hrri7lng at either port early nrxt morning.
During the past winter the Is.rv mas been
thoroughly over haul ed, newly painted carpet
ed upholstered and put in nice Older Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness. first class
table ard Courtesy and attention frop The officers
and Servants OF the boat Tickets, rates, lnior.
nlatlen. state rooms, &C. furnished by
T. B. HOOE, Agt., Ale1s, Va
F. DODD, Agt., Wash, H. c. NH 9-tl
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EVERY MONDAY, at u NJ; and returning
leavo New York, from pior Al, East river, Ev.
ER4 SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock p. m.
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sTEAMERS,

N o T E.
POTO.naC FERRY co.'s. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TRE POTOMAC RIVER
On and ,fter Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave ss follows:
Steamer I. V. AFRO NTH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf loot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and tn URS.
DAY, att 80 m, for Leonardtown and sll
intermediate landings
Siesmsr YollC leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WRGNE SDAY and FRIDAY, al I &C
=. m, for Kinsse and intermediate landings.
GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
D. pED EFT, Agent iyl7
n Office.
CHANGE OF TIMR.
On s1d after Wednesday, Nav 26th. the
boats of the Porto MAO FERRY co. will run
IS follows
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
90 80. 80, 80, 10 30 and IL 80 a M, and
II 50, | 30, go 3 80, 4 80, 5 80 6 Is and D. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
gu, ~, 80 8 50, 10 80 and II 80 g. M, srd
z5O, 81, q 80, 3 81, 4 80, 5 80, 6 80 and &c
p. N.
On Sunday the FIRST trip from each end will be
ct 3d.. m.
uy25 GEO. R. PHILLIPS, Manager.
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1880 egsAr 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID 5GaA%&y
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
July 26. 1880
Trains leave Washington from depot OF Raj..
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILRGAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth snd st, ae,s, as follows:
For Philadelphia, New YORK and The East 10 40
am. and III p. N. dsilY, except Sunday, Aal
lOU) p. Ia daily, with Palace Cars. I.ar
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 930s.
a. m. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdols-
b.4l p. 70. daily.
For Pitlshurg and the West SEQ t. m, with
Parlor car to F.tt:burg and Sleeping car 10
Louisville and Chicago IL. 40 a. N. daily
lao p. m. nsi y, with fs!sce Gsr to Chicago.
For Canandaigus snd the Norlo, SOU a Ill.
except sunday and T49 p. n. daily, s1con:
Saturday, with Palace Car CanarGalgu..
For Wstkias, l0.4Q q. m. daily e:cep. Sua-
For Baltimore 6 A., SOL $50 snd ln.4U =. n;
2lO, 42O Al, S a. TAO ard 900 .. n.
On Sunday, 500 and 1910 g. IN; $50, 10
For Pope's Creek Line, { a. a. NJ and 40 .. II.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 A. q m. aud 44J D. m daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra 0O, ~, . and ii 4. M, and
y.
L and il q. m. and o. In
Trains leave AleIsndris for Washington %
o.UO nd III q. La, AID II 30. 3, D, 7, 05 D. NJ,
and II night.
On Sunday at 800 and 10 3. m. and 7 snd 0 O5
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, vi,
Quantico knd Richmond, will leave Alexsn-
drla 81 7.20 u. n. daily and 90 .. m. daily
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured at
principal rsilroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. l.. T. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON '' Ah'H''
General Manager. my27
~ ASHINGT0N q OHIO RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Two Trains
DAILY Except Sunday between Alexsnd1is
Beginning May II, 1880.
Leave Washington al 8 90 a. N. and 4 % D, m.
ana Alexandria 1t 905 =. N. 25 p. m pass
dHeeesourg, going westward, 81 IL 10 q. m and
~ p. m aid arrive at Round Hill a. il H.
and 20 p. m. Leave Round Hill at S 80 a. m.
and - 81 p. NJ. pass Lees burg. gong eastward
andris at 8 Is a. NJ, snd 8 Is D. m. and =,
washington at rs a. M. and s rs D. NJ
II Passengers from Washiagton will take
me Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
u Potomac Railroad station st9 0C O. m. and 40
.; n, and 60 through TO Round Hill without
change Of Gals.
The 9.05 am. train from Alexandria sndl23O
2: 10. train from Round Hill connect with
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which losye Lees-
burg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both srsins, westward, mako close connections,
q Vienna, with Sissou's Line of Stages for Fair.
Tax Court House.
Comnutatton taekeas, 81 cts Der mile
annual TICK cts, $50.
d. HAVENEK,
nyl3-tf General Ticket a ger.
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RAILROADS.

" O., VIRG. MIDLAND sc. ~
W. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Recciys;
On and after SUNDAY, July is, 1850 p,
senger trains will run ss follows: a.
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CO.vGHgssEvyv:ch Coy1.E.. TON.

BE- WITH" Of authority vested il u By the State
Central Con m tteo, we hereby designate Wed
nesdsy, the >: h day Of hugus., 1850, IS the
lime and Alexandra as Inc place. for holding a
convert, to Don!rs.e sLa Democratic candi.
date for Con g-css in the Sth Congressional Dis
tr c: Of Virs i!.ir.
The basis q reprcst hts ton will be one dale
gate and one allcrn, te to every one hundred
votes and fractions Of one hundred exceeding
tny cast for Tilden 81 d Hendricks in 1876
Iel"gStea TO said convent Il are TO be selected
by county, district or ward mro'irgs, or by uri-
mary election by wards or dsGr cts, as the Va
flous cou-ty o city committees may CT, and
at such times as The Tesreciva county or city
committees may dateru inc; provided that if
dhtlct cr ward meetings or orimLry elections
arc sicl'ted, sucH meetings or Glaciers in any
one county or city shat! DO heli on ;hessme day.
S S turner
+. :. LEWIS,
EoBT BEVERLY
ID enibors o. tho State Central Com ittee the
Eighth Congrcssi.n.i DIstrc: of Virgins.
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Business Locals.

Mems low cut Shoes in every style. Good
goods, low prices, at Orndorff & Sharrers.
A large lot Of Sewing Machines for sale,
cheap, nj J. q. Shunk's, opposite Depot,
Westminster, Nd.
Just received at |. A. Millers, so new style
Lap Busters, very low in prices; call and see,
opposite Catholic Church, Westminster, Nd.
0rndorff 4 Sharrer's are headquarters ia
Ladies' Misses and Children's Walking
Shoes and Slippers forassortmeHt and prices,
One hundred Fly Nets, at |. A. Miiler's
opposite Catholic Church, Westminster, Nd.
Wheeler Reapers and Mowers, also Kirby
Reapers, for sale by J. G.. Skunk.
Another lot Of new styles all wool Cheviot
Suits, just received at 0rndorf L Sharrer's.
Point d Languedoc, Point d Alencon, Point
Venise, Point d Esprit and Torchous aud
Italian Laces, beautiful assortment, at low
prices, at Drndorlf 4 Sharrers.
Hamburg, Cambria and Swiss Edgings and
lnsertings, cheap, at 0rndorif 4 Sharrer's.
The great sale of Carpets and Mattings still
continues at our own low prices Orndorf 4
Sharrer.
The largest and pretliest line Of Lace and
Elas,;ctop Lisle Gloves in this city, at ORR
dorf & Sharrer's.
Lawns and Lattice lawns in 80 beautiful
styles, at orndorf 4 Sharrers.
The new Black and Tan Hat only at ORR.
dorG 4 Sharrer's.
Rags, Paper, Old Iron, Copper, Brass,
Lead, Zinc, &c. bought at Slrasburger 4 Bros,
opposite Montour House. mar lS.3m
John W. Mealy, who last year canvassed
Carroll and adjacent counties FOR Estey Or.
gans, has the pleasure Of informing his friends
and former patrons that he has engaged in
his old business with Justs a Armiger, the
large Wholesale and retail jewellers, 1876 West
Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Nd, where will
be found au unsurpassed stock Of fine aud
medium grade Watches, all the leading styles
OF Rich Jewelry, Diamonds. Sterling Silver
and line Triple Plated Ware in great variety,
and at most reasonable prices. Orders By
mail receive prompt attention.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish.
ment, Branch Office ITO West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, Is, as ever, prepared TO do
all kinds Of work In their liue with neatness.
cheapness aud despatch. The superior chars
acter Of their work enables them to please the
most fastidions, and save to the frugal many
a dollar. The attention Of the ladies Of this
vicinity is especially called to their Baltimore
Branch Office.
BE sure to examine |. A. Milles's stock OF
Harness and flynets, before bnying. Oppo.
site Catholic Chareh, Westminster, Nd. 81
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The Grand Jury was discharged on Satur.
day last. In their report to the Court, the
Judge aud States Attorney are thanked foi
their aid and courtesy, and that the peace o.
the county has heen so well preserved and SC
few serious offences have been committed are
sources Of congratua,ion. A considerable
part Of the time Of the sessions Of the Grand
Jury, says the report, was consumed in con.
sdering trivial cases, which by no means
justify the cost OF their investigation. -
The humber Of cases investigated were "a,
number of witnesses examined ll8, cases dis.
missed ~
The report recommends "many changes
IN the Grand Jury room, among those speci.
fed being cleaning Of the walls. a small desk
60 Accommodate the foreman aud two secre.
taries, instead Of the large table, new cocoa
mating, new window curtains, raised plat.
form for foreman and secretaries. and rnised
platform for witnesses.
Suggestion is made that legal inquiry BY
the proper State officers be nnde as 10
whether or not The Westminster aud Hagers,
town Turnpike Company has violated its
charter.
The Jail and yard were found 10 be eleanly
aud in good condition, the prisoners seemed
10 enjoy good health, and the Grand Jury
had no suggestions to make.
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Several deaths have occurred in our town
within the last few days The first was that
OF very estimable old Indy, who has resided
among as for years. She was the widow OF
llr late JOINS Ecker, Esq. Sho died very
suddenly at the residence df her son-iu law,
Mr.. z. II. Bale, Of paralysis OF the heart,
and was buried in the Presbyterian grave
yard, "Wednesday
Aiier q long and severe illness, Mr.. John
N Starr, q well kno@ citizen Of Carroll eoun.
", quietly passed away. lie at one time
represented his county IN the State Legisla-
tore
On Sunday last, Mrs. leppo, mother Of
Jacob i,eppo, furmerly of this place. was
buried here, being brought from Baltimore,
where she died a few days previous,
There are several gentlemen ia town still
very i'll. Mr.. Edward Palmer, formerly Of
baltimore, but who has been boarding at Mr..
Dlelman'a hotel for thirteen years, lies very
so also do Mr. j. J. Smith and MI VIM.
~ Norris. Allelse seems to be moving along
oh usual
loarders are beginning 10 arrive from the
city, and we should think they ought to, with
The thermometer almost lost in the nineties.
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We had line min here on the 22d inst.
which was very thankfully received, after
about three weeks Of dgy weather. We also
PA a moderate thundeF shower ON tHthfier,
noop Of Wednesday laat, so we say the wealth
Or has hreu WARM and seasonable during the
baai week.
Mordecai Mckihstry, Esq, junior partner
N the firm OF Stoner a Mckinsiry, 10 this
place, len with his family on visit to their
ir1lehds IN the West. They expect to be gone
about six or eight weeks. We wish them a
pleasant time and a safe return.
last, FOR Lanark, H., to attend the Yearly
Meeting OF the German Baptist Church, which
Is 10 be held there this year and commences
on June ID His safe return TO Union Bridge
u the prayer Of bis many friends.
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Bonds worth $4,000 we're stolen from a
Philadelphia safe, aud ]. r, Southern, the
clerk in charge, vas arrested. Certain cir
eumglanees were taken "a sirong evidence
against HIM, and he was committed for trial.
Then John Casey, professional thief, came
forward, and not snly confessed that be was
the thief, but proved Il, He said that he wis
not mean enough 10 le, an innocent man be
pnnished IL his ssond
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Friday, May 2let.-Hahnah Hoppe, natural
guardian to William I. Hoppe, Mary II.
Hoppe and David l.. Hoppe, settled third
account for each.
Levi Baker, late guardian to William T..
Bowers, settled third aud final account.
Theodore A. Clay, executor OF Annie Clay,
deceased, settled second account.
Monday, May oath. Amos Il. Lowe, ad.
ministrator of David j Lowe, deceased,
settled second and fiual account
Henry +. Shaffer, guardian to Mandila
Shsiier, settled second and final account.
Richard II. Miller and George Miller, ex,
ecutors of Mary Edmunds, deceased, settled
second account
Tuesday, May 25th.--Charles A, Reid, ex.
ecutor Of Joshua Warfeld, deceased, return
ed list Of debts and list Of sale Of persona
property. also settled FIRST account.
Israel Norris, natural guardian to Julia l.,
Waltz, Emma c. Roop, Learsi Ruth Norr
aud Margaret A. Norris, settled frs, and tina
account for each.
Horace l.. Shipley, administrator Of Anna
N. Norris, deceased, settled first and iinR
account.
VIM. r. Smith and Joshua Smith, execu
tors Of Thomas Smith, deceased, settled frs
account.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sabscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county Letters TestAmentasy
on the personal estate OF
MICHAEL FREY,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. An persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, TO the subscri.
1880; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those il,
debted are requested 10 make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this iOsA day Of
May, 1880.
SUSAN FREY,
may 15.4t NJ Executrix.
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Decoration exercises will take place in this
city to morrow afternoon, commencing at 1850
o'clock, under the direction Of Burns Post,
W a. II Tho line Of procession viii be
lermed at Odd tclowE Hall, and Acaded BY
ihe Gays Band, will march 10 lke cemetery.
,he pr0grammefor the occasion is-Mnsic BY
The Band singing BY the Choir, prayer By
Key. II W. Knhns, music BY the Band, read.
las Of an original Poem BY Miss Mary d.
Snhtllman, Staging by the Choir, Grafton by
eenerai j. W. Horn, music by the Band,
nsglng by the Choir, benediciion, slreeing
.aresa na The graves The Episcopal
sndcmholie eeirtlsfeA VII X vested alter.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by virtue Of commission issued 10 them
by the County Commissioners Of CarEoll
county, 10 open a public road in said county,
commencing on the Nicodemns road, between
Elias 0gg's dwelling house aud the cuvert on
said road below bis house; thence through tho
land Of the heirs Of John Stansbury, deceased,
70 Joshua Murray's land; thence on the Ovid
ing line between said Murray and Charles
Breining, as far as practicable; thence through
the land Of said Murray TO the dividing line
between Moses Barnes and Brother and Lewis
Stocksdale, or near said line 10 the land Of
George Bartholow; thence on the dividing
line between said Bartholow and Stocksdale,
as far as practicable, TO the Deer Park Road;
thence on or near the bed Of the old road,
through the laads Of William Gardner and A.
/ Fall, to the ford across Beaver Run; thence
through the land of said Fall and Thomas G,
Brown TO the Cockey mill road; thence on tbs
bed Of said mill road TO the Baltimore and
Westminster turnpike road, at Finksburg.
All persons whom Il may concern are here
by notified that we will meet at Elias 0gg' .
on Tkrsday, juno n, 1850, at O'Clock, A
NJ, 10 execute the trust reposed in us by th.
aforesaid commission.
DAVID F0wBLE,
EDWARD NJ. SHIPLEY,
JOHN o. DEVRIES,
may loot Examiners.
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Sidney SheFe. who rNarried bis a8,year.
aid step Daughter, and was subsequently COZ
yieted for The offence, escaped froIa confne.
meHl ~ The county jail al Ifincess Anne hue
day hast week. lie escaped through an iron
door, locking il behind him. Shores was
Imprisoned for no specified term, but simply
ap,il be shonld pay a fine Of $500
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L. A. Gittinger, superintendent of the cen.
sus for the third district OF Maryland, has
nominated the following persons as census
enumeraiors, who have been confirmed by
superintendent Walker, and been commits,
stoned.
CdrroH--Levi d. Reid, HCrod 7. Enelar,
]. Casper Frizzell, Jacob T. Lippy, James
A. Zepp, Robert 4. Richardson, Edwin NJ.
Shipley, Jacob Campbell, George A. Shower,
Isaac Wright, John G. Frizell, George W.
Sullivan, Richard b. Norment, Alpha NJ.
Ruby, William A. Abbott, f. ]. Bierly, A.
II. Norris, John d. Eppley.
baltimore. First District--E. 1. q. Wi
derman, VIM. Roussey, l.. A. Poehlman, j,
II. Bradburn, John NJ. Walker. Second Dis.
triet-J. W. Haslup, DR.. II. J. Hebb. Third
Dis,riet--Lswis +. Bowen, w. S. Maitland,
Robert c. Barnes, Jr., Thomas ii. Moore.
Fourth Dislriet--Dr. Charles A. Leas, John
r. Gore, Charles \. Harvey, Fifth Distric,
Frank L. Bosom, John o. Shamberger.
Sixth Distriet--Philip $. Cross, DR.. Joseph
$. Baldwin. Seventh District--JohnT I. Barns,
W. n. Seitz. Eighth District--W NJ. Heilig,
Jr., Frank Cole, Il. David fost. Ninth
District-G. q. Gibson, DR.. Robert j. Hall,
q. Fred. Prison, Samuel +. Armstrong, John
L. Porter, Joseph p. Bayne. Tenth Distric,
Joshua II. Parker, Charles L. Weakley.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures W. Ady, Benja.
min +. Taylor, George H. Riley. Twelfth
District-Alex. Mccormick, Jr., Nicholas
NJ. Brian, Thomas J.. Pitcher, Albert Wag.
ner, Jr., Benjamin Il. Cook Thirteenth
District-Dr, 4. u. Hall.
FredeHek--Joseph X. Day, Walter b.
Krantz, J. Allen Grumbine, Thomas NJ. Hal.
brnner, George W. Mcbride, s. W. AcAllis.
tar Iannh IIstnlv Inhn ~ n Rndv Gaarga
Remsburg, John W. Grinder, David Agnew,
John T. Gelwick, N. A. 4. Biser, DIR. Wm.
II. Peters, Alonzo Benner, J. Milton Hanna,
John I. 7. Mount, Lemuel Ely, George W..
Anders, William A. Gardner, Andrew J.
Burns, William II. Lease, Charles W. Mar
riott, John Landers, Geo. W. Waehtel, Chas.
+, Ball, James W. Condor, VIM. +, Miller,
Augustus Cemm.
Ho,rGrd-A. c. Rodgers, Charles o. Isaac,
Harry G. Hobbs, Mortimer d. Crapster, G..
r. Harlan, +. W. Lawrence.