The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-03-13
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1880.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Relies OF the Past.

" W. sNoPJ VI the engine o. LtbeTfV,
published as Uniontown, and a copy of III
Regulator, published at Taney.town. The
iirst bears date of November Is, 1913, and il
OF the twelfth issue, and the second bears date
OF September I, 1880, and is Of the eighteenth
issue.
The Engine Of Liberty Is little moro than
one'fourih the size Of the DEMocgArIc Apvo.
CATE, has four columns to the page, and was
published at two dollars per year. Nine col.
umns and half Of il are taken 90 with ,Iudge
Luther Martins charge to the Grand jury of
Baltimore county and the Grand Jury's reply,
which we propose publishing in a subsequent
issue; The marriages of Mr.. Philip Bishop,
OF Adams county, Pa, and Miss Mary Sen.
sseneyi OF Frederick county, on the 23d of
November, 1878, and Mr. Daniel Stoner and
Miss Ann Roop both OF Frederick county,
on the 18th OF the same month, are published:
also the death, on the 18th Of November, OF
Mr.. PhilomaA Barnes, aged aboat 30 years.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Uniontown
aud vicinity is called TO meet on December
18th, at the house of George Herbach, to peti.
ton congress for a post-roule, from West.
minister To Frederickiown; also to petition
the next Legislature 10 grant them a lottery to
raise money TO purchase a fire engine.
Some war news is reported, including an
account OF his victory over the Creek Indians
on November Ith, by General Jackson. One
or two articles published, show that the edi.
tor, Ike most federalisis, was opposed to the
war of lsl2-l4.
Among the advertisements are a sale of
farming utensils and household goods, by
Francis Hollingsworth, Little Pipe Creek;
auction sale Of dry goods, &C., by John Knrtz,
at tniontowni partner wanted in the publ
cLiiOn Of German paper at Chambersburr.
by e.. H. Harper notice 10 creditors to Jonas
Urner, by Hannah Urner and John Reinhart,
notice to creditors of Peter Mort, by Peter
Mort; notice 10 creditors Of David Rinehart,
by Israel RinehRrt and Ulrich Switzer; sale
OF 100 acres Of land on Meadow Branch, one
mile from Uniontown, by Christian Stouiier;
also notices Of two petitions to the General
Assembly Of Maryland. One is for new
county, by citizens Of Baltimore and Freder-
lex counties, with the following bounds -
beginning at the place where Toms Creek
crosses the Pennsy line, thence with
said creek to where il intersecis Monocacy,
thence with Monocacy 10 the mouth of Double
Pipe Creek, thence with a straight line 10 the
Western Branch Of Dolohide's Creek where it
crosses the new Lbertytown road leading to
Baltimore, thence by straight line 10 parr
Spring where several counties corner, thence
by a straight line TO the bridge over Patapsco
River on the Liberty road leading TO BaIti.
more, thence with said River TO within len
miles of the Pennsylvania line, thence with
a straight line to the eastern corner Of Fred.
erick county ON the Pennsylvania line, thence
with the Pennsylvania line to the beginning;and
UHi0Htoph TO be the county town" Within
about these bounds are now included Carroll
county, formed in 1887, about twenty four
years after. The other is for a law ito opeA
a road from New Windsor, to iutersect the
old | ihnrfv road fhs, ttu..
Dorsey aud James Pearre, about a quarter of
n mile below Conrad Dndderar's tavern
The Regulator is q little larger than the
Engine 81 Liberty, and was also published at
81 per year. Samuel r. Davidson, was edi
tor and publisher, ''in Church street, adioin.
ing Mr., Sebastian Suffers Tayerp, fancy.
iowa, Nd
The names Of Isaac Shriyer, John Kinzer,
Madison Nelson aud Daniel Kemp, Of Henry,
are Published as candidates on tho jackson
Republican Ticket for members of the As
semby from Frederick county, and the can.
didatcs on the National Republican ticket
were David Kemp, John II. 81 Elfresh, Evan
NJ kinstFy and Davis Richardson.
From the market reports, copied FROM the
Baltimore american, we learn that wheat was
worth from es cents to 5 per Bushel; rye a.
(a60.; corn 45(147 cts; whisky 22M2l cts.
But two marriages are published, one Of
which is that OF Mr. Adam Bowers and Miss
Mary Ann Currans.
A. Reck, secretary, gives notice that the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod, lof Maryland
and Virginia, will assemble at fancy town on
on the third Sunday Of October (lS30)
Michael Wagner AdYertises a stray heifer:
Nathan Hendricks announces a barbecue al
Brneeyille on the 23d Of September; Samuel
Thompson, Sterling Gait aud David Martin,
trustees, advertise for "a man of good moral
character, who is well qualified to teach
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and Mathe.
matics, IN a schoo-house lately erected within
one mile Of fancy town 1.-THE teacher secured
was Mr.. ). NJ. Newson, present Superintend.
ent OF public schools; Matthias +. Bar,eis.
William IL. Cannon, Abner Campbell and
Peter Brengle publish cards, Announcing
themselves candidates for sheriff Of Frederick
county; David Young Of Bear Branch, eau
tons all persons against erediiing his wife
Mary on his account, as she had left his ''bed
aud board without any just cause;n John N.
Hoffman, agent, gives notice 10 the subscri
bers TO the Theological Seminary at Geltys.
burg, that three installments are due; David
ii. Fries, seven miles from Taney.town, near
Smiths Tavern, adyertises public sale Of per.
sonal property; James Raymond, trustee, ad.
yertises sale Of land of Abraham Derr, near
fancy town. Nathan Hendricks, "desirous of
leaving Frederick county," advertises Bruce.
vile Mills al public sale; Louisa Rinedollar
and Abraham liehtenwalter, executors, give
notice TO creditors Of Henry Rinedollar;
Jacob Micksell, executor, gives notice TO the
creditors Of Peter Mieksell; James Heird, ad.
vertises the Fairyiew Races TO come of on
the 9th, 9Th and 9Th Of September, and offers
three pnrses-$25, SIS, $50; John Hughes
offers himself for the Assembly as the Work.
ing Mems Independent Candidate, ''whO is
a friend TO Rail Roads, Canals aud Turn.
pixies" &c.; "A valuable family of negroes
is offered for sale "buI not to tTaders,n and
another negro is also advertised for sale, those
desiring to buy being requested to inquire at
the Office Of the Regulator; G. Birnie adyer.
'tises MeFino Rams for sale; Israel Hite.
shew and James kridler announce dissolu-
zion Of partnership ''in Tavern and Tailoring
The american Sentinel published in this
city, is continuation Of The Regulator.
The paper was bought from Mr.. Davidson by
Colonel J. X. Longwell, who moved the Office
tn this city IN May, 1888, aud changed iis
name TO The CdJTohtoRiaH. The paper was
moved here solely TO advocate the formation
OF Carroll county, and the county was essab.
lished 10 1887. In 1898 Democratic journal
called The DemocIat was established here BY
William Shipley, jr., when The CayToiifoaiaa
was announced as Wing journal. Col.
Longewll continued tho publication Of the
paper until 1874, when Francis 4. Kerr, a
brother-in-law to the late John J. Baumgart.
ner, ESQ.,, succeeded TO its propFetorship.
Upon the death Of Mr., Kerr, 10 1876 or isii,
George d. Miller, Of Frederick, took charge
OF the paper, aud was shortly after succeeded
by W. IL. Grammar in 1850. In 1854, upon
the rise Of Know Nottingham, The name Of
the paper was changed to 4mrican Sentinel,
its present title.
Conformation of Registers OF voters.
The list Of Registers Of Voters for this
county, heretofore Published, has been
changed. Below Is the list confirmed by tbe
Senate on Thursday:
Taneytown Disirict--Charles A. waesche
UnioRiown Districi-Charles Beck.
Myers District-Wm. G. Byers.
Woolery's District--John Frick.
Freedom Dsirict--J. W. Steele.
Manchester Distriet-George Shower.
Westminster Disirict-Geo. w. Matthews
Hampstead District-James w. Ham.
franklin District-Lewis c. Franklin.
Middlebnrg Dstrict-John Skunk.