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NotIce Of Final Entry.


UsITED STArE- LAsD OyrrR,
HELEsA. M. r.. JAY 18Th. ISL (
Nofice 10 hereby ki,ef, tisi the folu~ ing main, d
e'tsr has fled notice Ut application make final
Proof In support of biz claim aud .ecnre nbai entry
ihsreof. and tia rsd pr0of will be- MD. b fare o Ten
hmrrsCn. Pfobatr Jadre Ut Deer Lodge founty, r.,
hir .fi'r in the town ct liver 10 iy. n r., IN Sat
aday .h- ~ din, Of Asgu-L A. 10. 1881, viz: Brazil
,;'tcr. WIN hled Pfe-tmIH0b ID claiarot Statement
No 5si1 f.st the EWk oi \ n: snd Lt- VIZ al MEX
We. No In Tp. M al X 10 w., shd III sWk
& ~ Y ut Srr. No 81 TIP. No. 5 N 81 X No 10 W |.
'nd ne names The toiloaing wunarsrs IL IrsNr his
.nnfnuou- rr-i, nee uy,n amt cultivation ~ saii
rstt VIE: w Ham w-iI, William y. Thoms-, Peter
Jer-en ana FraIslin Ihrriked-sil ut an, Snrins.
rortofhre, Deer Lode county. Avursna T .. itory
j. Il. Mtk,
y. B. o Bs sus, -r. s - Register
Att. for Claimant. 6as-5t
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Order to Snow Cause.
In obtte Coart ~ the ountv ut Deer Lodge
TER 10 al M,ltana.

IN the Matter Ut tie Lstate OF Corne IA p. oiir
zzss ... .-. Urce "a =.
Nuiie " ercby Riirn, that 'ddi-on smith. tire h
'tuto oil tue S-tat. eli Corn-lis +. Ii . j, ceas,d
having render, and presented tor lemchI Hnc Ill
IA this ulr his final acc,anr OF hi adm siraI OF
of rain tate AID pit tion To- III. disIiu ion there.
~, and thar saturday, the aHh ds III hTyEst. 4. ID.
1851 hsihg ad at rrm ii ~ d Cou't, u vii: al
he July Term. ID. 1881 II ten o'c @. n M Mt th.
toun Room ~ SAID CoII, al The C,uit Honse Ia The
Town and tonLr ut Drer Lodge, has hern liked b.
-H'd , ouTt Tor The h airing at tn duA n count aud
.et lent M Of laid .~iae anc Tor th dIstIibutio,,
hereof nj whhh time and place sny yIr-1n inie.
-ei 10 -aio cstHie my sppssr and file his ion-
wri tn to the SAID sconnt and o. the i-uibgiion
b ROT, ana cunt,s the same.
0HREN EMER>ON, Ctrk
Dated July ath. 1851 CasB
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Time for Proving viii,

In the Probate Court Of the county OF Der Lodge
Territory Of Montan'.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Silyan yitano D..
p Ha5v go cear+d.
Pursnant 20 nd order Of said Court maze ON the aJ
LAY OF Jni', 4, ID 1881, notice ir her. by given Tn.
IN Saturday The 2orh Gay OF August \ ID 1881. M
'skck ~ m OF aid dsys NJ the conrt rom od sais
'anrt. al the Cont Hoase In the Town AID 20 Mt,
4 Deer Ledge, hs,t been hxeh M the tim. and
lace for proving the = I'D Il -aid svSB ytap,, d..
--sscd End tor hrariB, the app cstlon Ut Mar eii,
trno tor the app intment o herr. j. ~ Adniu-tr T.
II " tn the = u snaeAed. when and W ,.e any D.
IN int e-ied may appeal snd contest Toe SAM.
u 20 4 4E,s,. UkREN EMERSON Clerk
Dated ~ Deer Lod e july rs. 1871 1x,-tt
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Order to Show Cause.
u the PROBATE Court Ut the County OF DEER Lod,
Territory uf Montana.


Territory At Montana
In the Matter OF the Rsiat. VI Heinrich c. weibbold
DecsHred.
Notice 10 hereby given, that William A. Clark Ex
rutor Vi the Est, Of Il. tnnirh Wrebb.ld, deco
aasing rendered and pfts nteo for settlement AID filed
IA III tnnIt HE nnal "crunt hts adm iSt raj ion
u said ertHtr, ann petition for n, III fiibufioI
herrof, ard II ~atn' day, the { G tieth l2Hhl d !
August, A. ID 1881, being day Of Team %. -aiil
curt town: Of the July ERIN A. -. 1881, al ten
bcis,ck o. m mt the 10 ~ hooIn vi SAID tauft AZ tn
curt use in the Town snd oaDty of Deer i1yds e.
tas sen ix,d b, ssin Court for the h airing Ut il,
cs'onn aud Tor the distribution Ot lid rststr at
s,ich time and pi any pc son Ia er'sicd ! -ai.
-ttte appear and rie his exceptions in whiting
&" tie ssi account and Of the distribution Inereo
ind cont"si the ram" oRREN kMERSON,
Datsd Jul, 20tb. 1881. 62s-5t Crrk
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Notice to Creditors.

''" WI wv, DC'dftN.
Noihe II hereby given by be- unde signed Fx.c
IL VI the Estte at Hugh Bfaiton, deceased 10 III
redtofs of. and III persons having claim. aysin-t III,
aid dec ased, 10 exhibit tn IN with The nece--a
.'u hers vi hin tour m,nth- alter the first public
p OF this notice to the said xecnti tx at Bs 1T %,
City, In The Comfy ri Deer Lsise NJ T. ~ r.
".s ELiZs BkATTON,
Executrix Of the Estate of High b stfon. dec d
j Dated july %, 1881. a .snn $50 o.
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1881 =------- --.------1se1
-~A~~AA~@-~~-~- t&
All AboardI
BEN. TON
}P}
LINE!
fg ..--t ARE -
Running the Fastest anil B. ST
B'a'S on the Missouri River /
During this Season.
he Old Reliabls River Route Y
Away ihs,d on Cheap Rates!
Fast Time ,nd ccmfo.t..
able Riding!

During the high water until August 18th
passe ngers can leave Helr,.a ria Fort Benton
and reach 81. Paul In six days. Leave For
Benton on SATURDAY. and dine in Chicago OF
- Louis on the following Friday, and hay. n
glorious time. dashing down the mighty Mis
>onri In COMFORTABLE PASSENGER STEAM.
Frs. running on regular time and CARVING
the United States Mail from Helena 10 BIZ,
marck. Stages leave Helena daily, connect
ing with boats at Benton. -
.-... BOATS WILL LEAVE
Bismarck every Saturday for Fort Benton, and
leave rort .nton every Saturday for Bis
marek, with regularity, fast time
and sure connections. s-
Facts tcen to knou: Comparative rates TO Chtcago
FIRST CLASS. aas..
Va os 'S an. s' rna ss Psss Lin. iIb
ror BENTON 70 II Paui, Benton Line .s42. 90
Via Ogden and Union pscii".... .. ,.......l26 90
.... SECOND CLASS. .a.s-
Helrna 10 Chica,o, Benton Line. .s52.Oo
Via ogden and Union PA idc .......... Sc 90
Fort Benton TO 81. Pant Benton Line -. .s27 90
VIA OGDEN and Ui.iOn parihr ............... SO 90
Besides the Saturday, oat, there will be o,he,
boats during the week. Tickets good on any line.
Rate" 10 MI joints, East and South, In pruporto,
To the sboye. e.... F.. 81 -
Dstance ny Stage: II-'ens to F,,rr Benton. $40
'nii's T'mr my 80 hours pleasant rid fhrnngE
the maynihf ent frickiy Pear Canyon, ard over ,
feaatiful country. ... s
I } I'm 4; VI BIER: va FORT BENT -
in addition tn w rsirs meals arr state oom are In
inded on botts 10 fr.t ciass p ssenRrrs. BagyHs,
iinw.d rom b .ntpn, on liver or rail $50 pounhs
Helena sr... J. IA 49, - -. n
Send for [. Z" Folder. giving full details and
rates East ana West bound, to- -.
T. C. POWER & Co. Helena, MT.
T.C. POWER & BRO. Fort Benton, NJ. T
" Ss
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Band Of Sheep lar Sale.

For -afticaiau can = ., ranch On Lost C148k
y ~nts = VICTOR BoRY wnn snisr. Dsss
Ls5es ssIlsy, Aas+a.a. a..
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Observation-Disclosures


THE MOST VALUABLE SUBSCRIPTION
bi 20 o45 WORK EVER OFFERED. ~
|eET .w.a frssssALn. Agent fas = saskers Com.
Pendiam q Fes'Ps Edtttou q la4. y NV cssvsss-
Ing No tnna for the worn. He viii vi@i1 Hrgena
bos' man, Virginia, Babe and othss psacssE i 0ss-
aine fosms tor about ever, thing runx register NJ
hinh notice 70 aai rcttirmef u IN estate aud inst
WHIST ths0 psssune want who hsse Dos ccsss 10
isules ard wtsh 70 hDn hOw ~ trapescf their own
burinsss corSecty Among the grne1al cvnt NJ srs-
Penmsi snip. dictionary " synonyms.
I ostnoersphy, II Lseser WFitisx n fla
+ sonpoeitton. Coerssposdrnca.
Eio.ntton, eociai Furms,
sea Book keeping. ~ Rules VI Dasiress
Gomnercsal Forma Law Ut Bastn~ss,s
Tshew ut Reference, P0rns of Bueineae,
PasiIamcasssy Rule. Pscfs fsr Parmess.
elf Tables u Sciencr y AsrAaacp, Social GtiqueSte
Proserbs~l kxprcs~ions. Femilizs Poems, es~.
Unser sheAs yevcrsl h~sds will b. found shoussnds
VI lorna and f&cs relstng details VI srnese utc
prcronted cxccslcnt - snnev. handsomely lsfntcd
ard substantially boHnl Every family eh00h havs q
coy. r. " n RfTzoER AIN 49,,
j I II r
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Severe Weather and snox Storms.

The snow storm of Monday and Tuesday
was very general throughout the north and
west and as far south as the James River IN
In New YORK city Monday night the mer,
curry was four degrees below zero and the
wind had velocity Of y miles an hour The
snow was binding.
In Illinois the snow was not very deep gCs
drifted 50 badly IS to block the railroads
throughout the State, a sifong east wind
The stora ia Ohio was almost appealed
in severity. Trains due - Cleveland were
five hours late.
In Michigan the snow was very deep and
trains we're delayed everywhere.
A dispatch from Barnet, Vermont, says -
The first train over the Portland and Ogdens-
burg railroad since last Thursday week reach
ed 81. Johnsbury Tuesday night The train
was dEaEp BY four engines, to two Of which
we're attached s1ow plow. High winds pre-,
vail Tuesday, and in al probability there will
not be another train over The ROAD for several
days.
Very cold weather and heavy SHOWS are -
ported in the interior of New York. At
Poeghkeepsie about 80 ice cutters we're FROST
bitten.
Snow fell iz the upper part of Virginia and
rain and sleet prevailed in the southern part.
There were severe snoY storms IN Colorado
last week. bloekading travel, &,e.
A terrific SNOW storm, with high Wlnas, pFe,
vailed at Victoria, British Columbia, on Sat
urday. In the county districts The snow was
three feet deep on a level, and along the coast
it piled in huge drifts.
Twelve fishing smaeks have been wrecked
1t Stables D'Oionne, in the Bay Of Biscay, and
foety-siy men drowned.
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better able TO answer than the ADVOCATE.

better able 10 answer than the ADVOCATE.
They were of his choosing.
Patronage, says the San, sis the Ayin the
ADvocATE's ointment" The assertion is
speculation, with less than asuspicion to sustain
it, and the imputation is not worthy of that
journal. The ADvocArE, though party jour
nal, doesnotp place party abovethe general good.
When party has patronage to dispense, par
ty services should be a secondary considera-
ton. Honesty and efficiency should be the
first test. The ADVOCATE would not maintain
any system upon political grounds. 1t don't
believe in feeding people at public expense
because they are partisans. Besides, the
Democratic party is not held together by pa
tronage. The principles of the party are the
underlying principles upon which the repnb-
lie is founded, and principle is the cohesive
power. The Democratic party has been beat
en- Tor twenty years, and has had no special
patronage TO dispense, but it has not disinte-
grated. At each recurring election 1t shows
increased strength, and now numbers in its
ranks, more than o million majority of the
white voters of the country. The patronage
of the party in Maryland is not enjoyed ex-
clusively by members of the Democratic par
ty, for in many counties Republicans are
holding office by Democratic appointment.
The ADVOCATE sustains the present system be-
cause it is advantageous to large class ofour
citizens, and disadvanlageous to none, except,
perhaps, spectators, and because State in
spections, we believe, will soon become a
source of revenue to the State, and will help
to lessen taxation on real and personal pro
perty. The planters, themselves, or nearly
all of them, desire the reteation of the State
system, and they are presumed to know their
own interest
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LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
Correspondence of the Democratic Adrocate.
DUNcAxs MILLS, FULrox Co., I'LL,

DUNCAN's MILLS, Fulton Co., ILL.,,
January Doth, 1881. !
EDITORS ADVOCATE: Thinking that few
items from the West may be interesting to
some of your readers, we send the following
The winter here has been one of unusual
severity. The mercurial point has at times
been 26o below zero.
We have already had over dozen SHOWS;
the deepest being only about two inches
However, the roads being even and icy, we
have good sleighing without much snow. The
absence of stones affords us an advantage IN
this respect.
The ground having been dry last fall when
winter set in, water is becoming scarce in
many places, small streams and weak wells
being nearly all dry:
The extreme cold has in many places In
jured the growing grain, and it Is feared, also
the fruit.
Our Public Schools are much impeded in
progress at present by measles, mumps,
whooping cough and diphtheria. One case of
smallpox has been reported near Cuba, tins
county.
We were sorry TO learn, short time ago, of
the death of j, Henry Hoppe, and feel couh-
dent that Carroll county will long lament his
death as the loss of one of her most proml-
nent, enterprising and honorable citizens.
We are indebted to j. L. Harnish, of Ia
neytown, for several copies of the ADVOCATE.
The reading of the paper, after period OF
almost three years, seems to us like eonverS'
ing with the old friends at home. Very re-
spectfully, d. T. RAUcH.
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TRUSTEES SALE
o. FAST uS THE
Personal Estate of Elijah Wagner,
Insolvent,

DY ylrise q "a order Of ths C.yebt c1lr.
ID for Carroll coaagy, tbs anarFsiSned,
Trustee Of Elijah WasoneT, 40 iasajse1i, utii
sell a. Public Sale, a. the Aogt3sr House., ia
the ciiy Of Westminster, on
Friday, ihe ASIA iay Of Fs5raagy, 4 y 1851.
AZ 10 O'Clock, A. ~, the following Personal
Property, Jo-~ii .--Ons iareshiug machine
with elevated shaker, one gum feeder grain
drill aigh rusno ayiaeamops, one gun feeder
single g,air drill, lvo Montgomery wheat
fAss. spfing -teolh aorfe fakes, 5snsa!l EpaHt
cora shelters, g e2or Jacks, thfee horse
Prise pl2Ss, : Plug p'oWs, 'wo-hoFsr Fr'ce
piow.
Purchasers uusi eoHply wi;h terms a. sails
before the property can be removed
Terms Of Sale -AI sums under S2u cash:
on ali sgmE Of SO and upward . credit OF
four months Will be given, purchasers TO give
lheiT notes With approved secariy bearing IN
ieresl from day Ct sale-0r purchasers pre-
fsnag 10 pay the cash, can DO 50.
CHARLES u. ROBERTS, frgsiee
Of Elijah Wagoner, an lus0lseut.
feb 5-is II. c. Matthews, AusijoaeeF.
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Editorial Notes.

A number of leading dry goods dealers
of Baltimore are asking congress, through
Senator Whyte, to enact a national bank
rupt law.
The winter Of 1SSOSl win b, remem-
bered as one Of the severest of the nine
teeuth century. The cold weather set in
about the 22d Of November, and, with the
exception Of an occasional moderate day,
has been quite severe ever since. Sleigh
ing has been continuous for about seven
weeks in the upper part of Maryland, aud
10 various parts Of the South snow has
fallen where the oldest inhabitant never
saw il before. Navigation closed unusual
Is early in the North, and heavy snowfalls
have greatly impeded railroad travel aud
traffic
Congress will proceed to count the olae-
toral vote on Wednesday next. There
will be nc controversy over the votes Of
the States, except, perhaps, that Of Teor-
gia.
The land troubles 10 Ireland siill excite
interest 10 England What will be the
outcome Cannot now be foFctold The
Irish people, led by agitators Who are
serving their own ends merely, seem to be
ready for anything, whilst parliament for
several weeks has been trying 10 cure
matters by legislation.
A New York lawyer. who has been in
vcstigating the matter claims that vice
president-sleet Arthur Is ineligible to the
Office, by reason of bis hasins been bern
in Canada and not having been Bataral-
lied. Mr.. Arthur claims to be native
of Vermont, bat search Of The records
10 the county which be designated a. has,
ing the honor Of being his birth place,
failed TO discover any traces Of his family.
IL is likely that Mr. Arthur "sroWed,
like Topsy
A Iitlle pious OSCILLATION has been prae-
ticed between the Rev Benjamin c. Mil
Ter, Of lhc Reformed Church. aud Mrs
Williams. OF the Bsp,is, Church, at Rox-
bury. Massachusetts, and all Roxbury Is
up in arms about It, just as il the Apostle
Paul had not exh0rted the faithful TO
greet each other with hOly kiss. Dir.
Williams, the lady's husband, says it i al
right. but that does not satisfy wicked
and saiasaying world. Roxbury Is ram
paOt.
The colored Bepsbls~sss IL Maryland
demand Of the incoming administration
one-half Of the subordinate federal Offices
in Maryland. aud three presidential aP-
pointmeu,s, ineiudisg collector of the port
of Baltimore.
There is probability Of war between
Greece and Turkey. Greece has seat
troops to The ifoatieE, aud Turkish trans
ports are conveying p ,0Ge men to the
Gulf Of Yolo By the decisions of the
Berlin Congress, Turkey lost considerable
of her territory aud If Ragland, by rea-
son Of trouble a. bome, should b. unable
to sustain the Porte. the whole Of Turkey
in Europe will be divided among tbe other
powers. Russia desires to have eoatTui OF
the Bosph0rous, bns Germany, Austria,
anu Eanes Sill not permit this, even If
England is powerless to Interfere, without
corresponding compensation 10 eesslo1s
of territory. Russia is already powerful
nation, and the other governments Of Ia.
rope are watching her movements, that
she may pot gain too much power aud 10.
| huenee.
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TRUSTEES SALE
oF A vALUAELE
Brick Dwelling and Building Lots
IN The CITY or WESTMINSTER.

TINE undersigned, ay yiftae o. q deed Of
i trust from Francis H. Baoker' AMI wiie,
10 them. will sell a, Pebble sale. on she prem.
ises, 20 The highest bidder, on
Monday, 2SiA Dig ef Fs5r1ay 1891,
st ? o'clock, p. N, the foIlowins valuable
Dwelling House and Baildiag Lots;
First. Lot Of Land containing Oae Gear.
ter Of an Acre, more OF less, shich Is iu'-
proved With large ani substantial tao story
Bnck Dwelling House. WITH A 81 y
back building and perch, palip ErI1 Ia
Al the door. garden, &c. aant4eAsas.ls
Second. 3 Building Lots zd
joiniag the above, each containing Que Qasr
ter Of an Acre, more OF less.
Also tuo Bg,lding Lots Immediately appo.
ssla he above described dwelling, each Goa
tanning One Quarter pfAn Acre. more OF less.
the y hole Of which Is inclosrd by good fencins.
The Building Lots vail be offered separate
IL, also collectively, and sold IS may be De
termlnsi 10 BE- lsE advantageous 10 az par
ties
This property Is on Gsoca Street, . short
distance from the Depot, mos, deslFaoly TO-
Gated, aud rare opportunity Is offered %
purchasers 70 sCcars good residence and
superior building lots.
The FIRST mentioned four parcels Of land -
The iaiat property Of Thomas Il aud Ftzncis
H. Bankeri. aud the interest u tbs said
Thomas II Basket sill BE- disposed Of and
sold AZ the same giulc and plsce 81 that she
entire iateresI vail be sold iogeghes-
Tie ixo lots opposite the residence IS the
individual properly 81 The said frareis Il
Bankert-
Terms Of Szis .-ose-third cash o. the DAY
Of sale o. on she ratification thereof; eue.
laird in aiae months snd Tbs elEes eEe third
in eighteen months iron the day Vi Saiai ssa
credit payments to be secured By The aaIcs Of
the purchaser OF purchasers, uilh approved
security, bearing iateresi froin lbe day of sale.
ThEO. r. EN6LAR,
CHAS. I. RElESNIDER.
Trustees
feb sls r c. Mauhyua, Aaciioaeer.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Centenary N. 4. Church, February 9th,
lssI-l0l a. M, Eueharist5e Sermon and
Service; p. m, uHusual Services. All IN.
viied by Trustees and Pastor.
Preparatory Services at ST. PAuls Reformed
Church, at u p. m, night, and the Holy
Communion a, log a. m, to morrow
An interesting meeting is in progress IN The
L. b Church, 10 MddletoNu, Adams county,
Pa. The pastor and congregation cordially
invite al to attend. Preaching every evening
this week and next, at half past SIX o clock.
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The LUTHERAN CAuRea. The Lutheran Al
mapac for 1881 has been issued, aus gigeE the
following statistics in regard 70 that deRoD9l-
nation: General synod, "a district synods,
Sal ministers, 1863 congregations, and rs,
AS communicates. GeacFsl synod South: ;
synods, 102 ministers, 162 congregations and
Il, 900 communicates. General council, Ie
svuods, 623 minister's, liza congregations and
1870 .commuricanis. Synodical confer
ence, 6 synods, 1905 ministers, 2e12 congre-
cations and 49l, 1916 COMMITMENTS. inse'
pendent, u synods, s63 pinisters, PIG ,eoe-
eregations and s0,25s eommunieanIs,
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Notice to- Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters oil Admin
istralion on the Estate of
j. HENRY HOPPE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legallyauthenticated to the subscribers,
on or before the 18th day of August, 1881;
they may otherwise by law he excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. These indebted az
requested to make immediate payment ~
Given gRder cgr hsna$ this 18th day oF
January, 1881.
GEORGE EDWIN HOPPE,
Dr.. JOSHUA w. Herring,
LEWIS c. MYERLY,
dec 30 At Administrators.
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No on1l EoUJTY

NJ -tll En- VI A
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
John Lester VS.. John v Wentz and wife.
ORDERED this I'd day of February, A. d.
~ 1881, that the sale Of the real estate
made and reported by John Lester, Martga-
gee, under and by virtue of power of sale
contained in the mortgage from John V.
Wentz and wife TO said John Lester, hearing
date I2th DAY OF March, A. d. 1881. and re
corded among the Real Estate Mortgage
Records of Carroll county in Liber +. I. 5.
No -, folio 49,, &c, be finally ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary there
ofbe shown ON or before the 18th day OF March,
4. d. 1881; provided a copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed Ia Carroll
county, Maryland, once IN each OF three sue
eessiye weeks pror to the 2slh day OF febru-
AIRY, inst
The report states the amount Of sale to be
S3256.5 81.
FRANK 7. SHAW. Clerk.
True Copy,-Iest:
feb 5,St Faux 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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NO llst EOTTrY

In .be Circuit Court f9r Carroll county.
Heary +. Bel,E and David II. Hofackcr,
Trustees, Va. Rdviu II. Grease.
ORDERED this ID dag Of February, A. d.
" 1851, that The second account Of the
Auditor filed 10 ibis cause be finally ratified
and confirmed, ualess cause 80 the contrary
thereof be shown on or before The 2lat day
Of February, inst; provided a copy Of this
order be inserted for two successive weeks
before the last named day IN some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW. Clerk.
True Copy, Test
feb SGT Faux l. sHAs, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-02-05
Ratification Notice.
ia TIE Orphans Coart of Carroll Coauty;
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ia tae Orphans Coart Of Carroll Coauiy;
DgcgsBEE TgGN, 1850.
Estate Of David ". Hoack, deceased.
nN application il is ordered this slsi day
~ Of january. 1881. that the sale of part OF
.hc real estate OF David ". Houck, late Of
Carrot. couuty. deceased, made ~ Francis 1.
Hnuek, Andrew J. HoucS aud Melehour +.
Aileire, Executors OF the lasi viii aud Tesla
menl OF said deceased, aad this day reported
to this Court ty the said Executor be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause be shown 10 the
contrary. before the 9ih day of March, next;
provided "a copy Of this order be inserted for
three Successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and pablished in Carroll eoanty, be-
fore the 2Sih day ofFebruary next
The Executors report the sale Of two par
GELS Of land, containing together - acres. 3
roods aud lG perches OF hand, more or less,
situated Ia Carroll county, resold at the risk
OF Lewis l.. liaucS, the former purchaser, at
private sale for the sum of 500 90.
GRANVILLE T. Herring, J
WILLIAM FRIZELL. Judges.
NEIGHBOUR +. ALLGIRE.
True coPy.-Test:
J. OLIVER WADLOW.
teb a-3t Register Of Wills.