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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-16

Nour correspondent sckaaaledEes the r.
ceipi of valuable documents from hoH- sfaak
r. ShaE.
Eamoudson ADD Poolc's Steam Saw Mn IS
still kept hasy owing lamhsf.
Mr. A. y Esetz, car yoacg Aad eulerpfia
ing hacksler. has had sell dag . bis house.
Mr. Joseph WILLIS Shiusle Asl e kePs
busy saainz shingles for difgreut part,es-
The new barn Of Mr. Wm. Atuold, ia
coarse Of erection on the ste Of thc oae lately
DESTROYED by Gre, Is rapidly drawing 80 cota
pletion. and ia 3 les days be sal b. abe 20
have bis stock uudrr shelter sssin.
II j. stated thai Mr. T. ". BAFHes has sold
bis stock Of store goods 81 ttis place % IF.
!. b. Miller, of Louisville formerly Of FaNa
Grove, Nd lie eoniempiates takiaS posses-
sion on the FRS, Of April
Onr entnrprising yoaug pump maker, Mr.,
Harry Palmer. has qalie uarabes % nrH
pumps 10 make Aad pas 10 this spna< -
Howard and Montgomery counties. pes25es
those nearer home.
Considerable improvements ara su consela
plaiion IN this section.
Mr. Samuel knight cat his foot s.s days
asn With an axe ghile eai1sag wood Or. ;
\. Gorsgeh dressed ih0 wound aad 80 lhis
time he is dong we'll, lhossh il wiii - souas
time before he vii BE- able 20 walk On g.
The Mechaniesviiie Iia bora and sleigh bell
band aere ont on "Wednesday eyealnE lussing
: Fsarlal RACKET. seFeuaiing the nrsiy welded
couple. Mr. Wm Murphy sud ujis. ieFwcFiy
Mss Dora. daughter Of Nathan geusuct, q
uear this placc.
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The present season has been very active
one for the Westminster craftsmen. Al al
most every communication of the Blue
Lodge, candidates have been initiated or ad
vanced and there are still several neophytes
in waiting. The membership Of Door to
Virtue Lodge is now nearly 100, but the
Lodge attaches more importance TO the
quality than the quantity of the material
of which il IS composed.
Meanwhile, capitalar masonry IS flourishlng
under the auspices Of Carroll Royal Arch
Chapter, which has now about thirty Jealous
companions on its roll. Its meetings arr.
always well attended, because they are always
found to be pleasant and instructive. The
next convocatiou of this chapter will be held
on Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst, when it
is expected that applications will be received
from such brethren as desire 10 obtain the
degrees before the time of ''ealling off for the
summer vacation. At the close Of the Chap
ter, on the same evening, the Council OF
Royal and Select Masters will confer the
cryptic degrees on several companions of the
Royal Arch.
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Tho School Board VS. IN session on Mon.
8sy last. their meeting having been postponed
from March Ssh on account OF The storm q
that day
Mr.. Warner vas not present, being deissa
Cd al home by sickness
Various balls wsre passed aud ordered
paid
Ordered. That she Colonel Schools, which
were 10 have ba, two terms. Be rlose4 GA
FRIDAY. Is,h o. March, aud that the President
aaa Treasurer b.. and thcy src hereby
authorized 10 pay the teachers thrTeoi their
salaries for the term a. soos As ianas are
available fog the ParPosv-
Orfrrci. That the semi. animal examina-
Ton os the schools. Tor toe promeiion 81
papiis. De- held on Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday. March 25sh. 2dsh aud 25tA, aad
shat a reporl % the rusalts thereof, on blanks
fasa5shcd for tie psrposc, be Tvqairrd Of the
Ieaehefs vithis ten days aits5 is coue.ssson,
Onffrsl. That the Spgiaz Icsu Of School
close Ca FRIDAY. AprIl lssh, and that TIE
Board meet on TUESDAY, l6th. % saat t5e
teacher. reports for she term, whsch mast =
sral 10 the Exsmines hy Saturday nighi io',
lowi0g iss cicse-
fr,leref. That she annual Examination Of
pebltc school teachers. and other pcrs0as
desirins certificates OF qaaiaeatton - saea,
~ held az CsasrAl Hall Sehoclhause. cn
" s,laeslay. Thars,iaY and FRIDAY, ApFli
l-ih. ls,h ADD i.sh, uader sach regulations
A. The Examiner uay aaup,. 90 eoniofnaiiy
9Th las and that al The psbiic school
i~sehsrs ct th5s cosuiy. rxcspt ,siuaa Hbo have
81. certificates. diplomas 0r certificates from
he state Normal School, o. Carroll eoaaiy
rfssiaca,es Which siii uQs expire Stihik ihe
ncxt sehool scar, aud all aPpiiCaats ior
scholarships ia the state Normal school. Be-
rsgslred % attend; and that no other kNan1-
uai55a Of TEACHERS t.e aiievcd S,ihtn The year
ual-ss Tor cause deemed sufficient b. TIE
Board.
Thomas Roop aud Francis II. lamesrti,
trustees, asked 10 have repairs saade 90 tae
.rhooihonse az SpnuEi4le. Granted
Requests iqg permission 20 hold senrea
Service ia ryrsaia school houses wcfe resossd-
TIE next meeting pth be held on iuss'tAY'
kpfil I6ih. uaiess occasion sh0ali arse for
an earlier meeting.
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By virtue of orders of the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, the undersigned, as exeeu-
tors of the last viii and testament of David
Englar. deceased, will sell at public sale, al
the First National Bank of Westminster, in
the city of Westminster, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10th, 1889,
at hali-past one o'clock, p. m, the following
Stocks, 10 wit:
40 Shares of the stock of the First National
Bank of Westminster, Nd.
90 Shares of the stock of the Union Nation
al Bank of Westminster, Nd.
20 Shares Of the stock Of the National Elk.
change Bank of Baltimore, Nd
loo Shares of the stock of the National
Mechanics Bank of Baltimore, Md.
25 Shares of the stock of the Westminster
Savings Institution.
10 Shares Of the stock of the Westminster
Gas Light Company.
10 Shares OF the stock Of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
DAVID ENGLAR, JR.
ISRAEL c. RINEHART, ! Executors,
JOHN f. SENSENEY,
Mar ? Is
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NO MERCY DESIRED
Harry Jones. Convicted Of Criminal Aalpr &C
ties, criticises the Court. Counsel. ana
Asks no Mercy

Harry Jones vas once a cigar makef IN tbs
CITY hut IA now 3 denizen Of the Maryland
Penisentiary, where he was taken og Aednes-
dav to serve a sentence OF toaT years Tor
criminal malpractice
ZONES came TO this city from baltimore
some four or eve years ago, and his father
lives there nov. Not long aaersard be hg
ured as one OF the principals in prize hzhi,
which took place one Sunday afternoon ~
Goodwin's stone quarry, near tbs place, m
which he held his bSu agaiust eaas 70 sac.
Later he appears "a 8 gay sseeeaFeF' ana
several ladies seem 10 have layished tbsir
love aud Conscience upoa him. Still LATER 10
= charged with criminal malpractice; thsH
follows arres, and summer iu jail; with the
frosts OF winter came indictment and eohyle-
don; then there was an appeal. aud 50 sslir
nation Of the decision of the court below;
then sentenced 70 t0ar years "a the peniten
tiary, The latter vas imposed by The Coari,
Judge Smith presiding, on Tuesday. when
asked IL he had anything to say Why ssHieaeo
should not be pronounced, Jones Fepllsd ths'
he had not been fairly tried; that tie Court
and States attorney had rallrnaded his case
through; that his counsel had gone back on
him and had not used due diligence, and he
asked no mercy.
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Room & Zile, of this city, shipped another
car load $50 bushels, of Carroll county SEED
corn to Ohio.
James North, Samuel +. After and James
| Williams. tramps, were sent to the House Of
! Correction. yesterday, for three months eacn
/ by Justice Matthews.
! Tn the Suuerior Court, Baltimore. on Mon
| dav the case of Mr.. John Burt vs. Myer
Bros. of this city, was called AMI is still on
trial Hon. VIM. P. Maulsby and Albert
! Richie are counsel for Mr.. Burt, and Hon.
| Charles B. Roberts and r. Barton Tor Myer
Bros. The suit is for breach of contract.
Mr.. Philip NJ. Lemon, of Los Angeles,
! California. and Miss Eva B., daughter OF Mr..
.Jobn Devilbiss. a merchant of Uniontown,
This county. we're married on Thursday alter
noon at the Methodist Protestant Church,
TTniontown, BY the pastor, Rev. j. D. Valiant.
The bride wore becoming costume OF blue
Henrietta cloth, with hat to match. The
nshers were Messrs. William Anders, OF
WESTMINSTER. and VIM. Devilbiss, of Union
town. brother of the bride. Miss George
Franklin, of Westminster, played the we'd
ding march.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore american, under date OF March q
saws: ''Quite lively struggle is gong on IN
Westminster for the postofice. The names
Of Charles P. Goodwin, Milton Schaetter,
George Sharrer, A. II. Huber and Samuel
Room are all mentioned, and delegations VIII
be here as soon as the Postothce Department
is Strengthened out to receive visitors. Mr,
McComas to-day completed the ROUNDS OF an
the departments, and he found all tue new
secretaries too busy to talk about appoint
ments just yet.
There has been ''Music in the Air in
Westminster for two weeks. Prot ,. U.
smith has been training c'asS OF about
ninety. and with good success. The fellow
who imagined he had tenor, has been graz
cd a baritone: the baritone teaor; the bass
n baritone and the baritone bass. ne
screechy female voices have been toned down,
and the notes now flow as melhtiuous rs
honey. Prof Smith will leave Westminster
with fine reputation as q teacher OF vocal
music. He leaves to day for kittanning IA,
where he viii instruct large class.
On Saturday hast the President Directors
and Secretary aud Treasurer Of the West,
minister Gas Light Company took their annual
dinner at the Hotel Albion. Mr.. hlef gave
the IN a first class set out, consisting OF raw
and stewed oysters, roast chicken, roast beet
escalloped oysters, oyster PIE, vegetables
lobster salad, ice cream, cake, coffee, segars-
Two walters we're especially detailed to serve
the table and they were kept busy. All en-
loved the menu and spoke IN the highest
terms of Mr.. kleff capabilities as most
and a vote OF thanks was rendered nm.
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HARRISBURG AND GETTYSBURG RAILROAD
Another MeernE this saturday Evening.

On Monday night aboat forty Of the most
active aud enterpFising Of oer gitiyens met a.
Fremen's Hall for the purpose OF resolving
the report Of the committee, appointed - s
former meeting, looking 70 the passing Of the
Harrisburg and Gettysburg railroad through
,bis city. Mayor Sehaeifer presided, with
Mr.. Charles f. Fink as secretary. a letter
70 the committee, Messrs. John T. Rel'sni
deF. Edward Lynch and Charles &. G0Tsaeh,
from Col. j C.. Fuller, President Of the road,
stated that be wonld receive a eommiticc
from this city a any time. Aessrs- Fink.
Clabaugh and others made explanatory re.
marks. The committee were coni.nye9 ana
requested 10 further correspond or hold aH
audience with Col. Fuller. fad cat his views
and report 10 a future meeting. ] be con-
mittee addressed letter - Col Fuller, aud
he telegraphed be would meet them ON Thurs
day at noon. and they lefi on the early tram
that day. By invitation Mr.. Charles T. Flax
accompanied the committee.
The committee returned On Thursday even
ing and \ meeting OF all Interested will take
place this Saturday evening. at Firemen 5
Hall. At "a clock. to hear their report.
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- q ID orpnan. -.

Monday. March ll-ChHstisn II. Grease,
executor Of John kraus, decreased, reported
sale Of real estate aud returned list Of sales Of
goods and ehatiels.
abraham Harris and Samuel ogle, execa.
tors Of Isaac Row, deceased, settled p and
hnal account
Dayid J. and John y. Roop, execuiors Of
Rebscca Roop deeaassI, settled - and hnal
accogut.
Mary X. Chler. natural guardian Of hinsey.
Eugene and David F. Green, settled j.. aal
fuaI account for each.
The last wiii slnd testament 81 David Swii1
er. deceased. was Admitted to probate. aud
letters lcsiameHiary granted 10 Elizabeth
Swiizsr
Letters Of administration on the esiste o.
Jacob Roop, deceased. were granted 70 Mary
: POOP.
Geo A. Mack. administrator Of Henry
Mack. deceased. returned inventory Of goods
aud chattrls, hst Of debts. and received order
10 sell goods and chaitels aud order TO notify
creditors.
Tuesday, March i2-Edlsan u. Weaver
aud Greenbury I. Palmer, executors Of John
Weaver. deceased. returned last Of sales 81
goods and ehatiels.
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J. OLIVER wADLoW.
CHAS. I. REIFSNlDER,
mara s Reifsnider { RellAnid
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, examiners appointed by
virtue of commission issued to Them by the
County Commissioners OF Carroll county, to
open aud locate public read in said county,
commencing at the end of the public county
road known as the Trimmer road, in Carroll
county, at the mill belonging to JereViiah
Rinehard, formerly known as Rollinger S
Mill, on the south side of Big Pipe Creek,
then across Big Pipe Creek to the lands of
Luther Sharretfs; thence shFough the lands OF
Luther Sharretts. 70 the lands of VIM. Mixers
thence through the lands Of William Miller,
to the lands OF Luther Sharretls, then through
the lands Of Luther Sharretts to the lands OF
Thomas f. Martin and brothers; thence
through the land of said Martin brothers, Ca
or near the line between said Martin brothers
and Elizabeth HaRn;then through the lands OF
Elizabeth Ham, across Farquar Run, at or
near an old blacksmith shop on the lands of
Mrs. Jacob Bollinger; then through the lands
of Mrs. Jacob Bollinger, then on or near the
bed of an old road, through the lands of
Americus Shoemaker, TO the lands Of Jere-
miah Rinebard, passing on the west side of
the dwelling house on the lands of jeremiah
Rin4hard; thence on the most desirable and
practicable route over the lands Of said Jere-
miah Rinehard, through the land reserved for
a road between David Staley and Uriah
kentk, 20 intefSeet tue county fOdu ieAuihS
from Taneytown to Middlebnrg, opposite the
road leading to the farm of jeremiah Rine>
hard, occupied by Joel Bollinger.
All persons whom it may concern are here
BY notified that we win meet .at Rinehard' s
I Mill, formerly Bollinger,s Mil, on Wednesday,
the 10th day of April, 1880, at 8 O. clock, a,
M, il fair, il not on the next fair day, to ex.
ecute the trust Eeposed in us by the aforesaid
4 commissicp.
] JAMES ". WHITE,
/ HEZEKIAH HAHN.
J. HAMILTON SINGER,
( marc ST Examiners
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~ ApVERTIsEElENTs.

Hamilton Easter & Sons, Importers, Job
beers and Retailers OF Dry Goods, 25-37 east
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
Louis H. Schultz & Son, Jobbers and
Dealers ia Agricultural Implements, Sykes
Vile, Md.
Mortgages Sale Of a Desirable Hotel
Property Sehaeifer, Mortgage.
Horses Bought aud Sold-Smith' 5 Sale and
Exchange Stables, Westminster, Nd.
Private Sale Of Valuable Real Estate-H.
Haines, Westminster, Nd.
Public Sale of Furniture. Grace Wamp-
Ter. Westminster Nd.
Cloyerdale Poultry Yard. d. Engel.
Middleburg, Nd
Spring Crops-N. !. Gorsuch & Son, West
minister, Nd.
Change Of Day-Elias B. Arnold, Small
wood, Nd.
Lost or Strayed-Sharrer Bros, Westmin-
ster, Nd.
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter.
Horse Bills az The Advocate Office.
Psblc Ssle--Edward Lynch.
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naniel Walker lost a valuable c0W through
blnasisx ~hile she family sew sway from
hose.
l.ewis Pcppler's ehiia IS very ~ vita spAss''s-
L. recovery Is doabtial.
Work i looking ~, aad car mechanics sre
branching aas il VARGAS dtFcctioss.
Cfo~s are 50 plept,fsl aha, corn has poor
shou this sammsr.
There IS .sross Gslk q rebuilding the Clip
per paper nstli.
The boys expect to finish caisiug wood q,
Georse +. Millers soon. They have cut
aeoai eo0 cords
Ths Pegnsyiysuis schools viii soon wiad 40.
Tie property OF DAVID r Keller, decreased,
"a sola 81 he administrator on "Wednesday
a, pablie sale. 20 John l.ueaba0sh toE sliod
The tract contains - acres and Is pcrches.
urnvy Hostler has q very sick Fhiid.
The temperance qaesii0n y making IN
farmers TAX on the grain question:
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rr,zsllburR Items

Mn. Julia Harman, of Uniontown, visited
friends in this place. Abraham Willet and
DAUGHTER. Edna, visited relatives in Silver Run
on Sunday last. Miss Edna will remain
Jnr,:g the week. Miss Maud Babylon, oil
Meadow Branch. is visiting Wm. lingling 5,
near Unioutown, this week.
Moving has commenced in this place
Henry Snader moved to Emanuel Nantz $
house Theodore Myers moved into Daniel
Caltrider's house There will be a great
many changes this spring.
Mrs. A. Willet has a sea lily, the stem Of
which, where the blooms are attached,
measures AZ feet.
Charles Myers sold bull last week to Thos.
Erb of Westminster that weighed l,S05 lbs.
Frank II. WiIlet received on Friday last a
box of oranges from Florida, from friend
who is spending the winter there.
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Carroll County Exhibit.

Monday last was the day named for meet
| inc of the farmers of Carroll to consult to-
retber in reference to the State Agricultural
! and Mechanical Exhibition, at PImhco' IN
| Septem Der next,a and the proper representation
| of Carroll county at said exhibition. large
number of farmers were present IN NeStinlh-
ster from all parts of the county, but no Tor
maIlv organized meeting was held. Frank
! Brown. Esq, President of the State Agrlcul
turaI and Mechanical Association, was pres
ent, and held an informal consultation with
number of farmers and business men IN the
office of the States Attorney IN the Coart
| House, where be gave detailed statement oil
his plans. These plans are very comprehen-
sive, and were fully approved by those TO
whom they were explained. Ii successfully
carried out they will not only render the state
Fair and Exposition great success, but VIII
prove beneficial in pecunlary sense as u Is
propoSed to have a sale OF stock eacn morning
of the fair. thereby aiiordjng exhibitors an
opportunity of disposiug OF their stock:
As there is no agricultural organization III
Carroll. Mr.. Brown suggested that the news
papers Of Westminster take the matter IN
hand. and agree upon and publish dates
for a county convention, and for the appoint
ment of delegates to the convention. Mr.
Browns plan is to operate by GlStrlcts-the
farmers of each district to meet and elect as
many delegates as they choose to the conVeh'
ventior: the delegates to report to the con
vention the names of parties IN their respective
districts who had fine horses, or hogs, or
sheen. or fruit, or cereals, or minerals, or
timber, drawing. painting and other fancy
work. worthy of exhibition, and these people
to be urged TO make exhibition. Ia accord
ance with Mr. Browns suggestion, she editors
of the Westminster papers have designated
the last Monday in April. the 29th day. as the
time for the convention. and the Court House.
Westminster. as the place for holding Il; and
SATURDAY.. the 37th. at o'clock, p. M. for
the appoiDtmert of delegates. Each county
will have department to itself. The deco.
rat;ons will be on an elaborate scale. and
county pride Will beget a spilII OF emulation
and a desire on the part OF each county to
excel al others in the general exhibit. We
learn that three gentlemen Of tins county,
Messrs. Brown, WaIdroH and Swami, will
exhibit at least one hundred head OF horses
Il is believed that Carroll will excel m her
equine display. as she IS noted for the SIZE
and quality of this class OF stock. II iheughi
that cattle will be exhibited only 10 "a limited
extent, on account OF the danger 'roru pieaFo'
pneumonia. A few choice herds may possibly
he found on exhibition
The convention to assemble in Nestmia'
ster on the 10Th OF April, IS 10 appoint
President, Secretary, and one OF more per
sons TO have charge Of The Carroll eNhloll ny
Pimhco. and these gentlemen are expected
10 correspond with President Brown OF the
State Association, and perform such other
service as will facilitate the Objects OF the
exhibition.
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SATURDAY, MARCH l6, 1889.
Sale Register.


Notices of sales for which bills are printed at TINS
oice win he published under this head for so cts
when hills are printed elsewhere 81 WILDE charged
Sae hills for particulars concerning sales.
March 1916 Horses, Fine Herd OF Cattle, Farming
r,SriaTnants in General Jacob Stoner, near Union
Bridge Md Thomas Kolb, auetioneer 'ohh :
Repp, clerk
March 1e-4 Horses, Mules, IL Mix cows
Wagons and Farming Implements. TITAN bl& ny.
near Westminster, on the New WINDSOR roau. Nn
Brown, Auctioneer
March % Work Horses, Cow and Heiiers,
Narrowtread Wagon, lot of Harness and Farming
Iuplements John L. Breitwelser, on iarIn OF hasi-
ahab Haines on the Sullivan road near lngilug
Tannery r c. Matthew'S Auctoneer
March 90 Mules, Horse, 6 Cows, Heifers, Bull
Shotes u tons of Guano and general assortment
of Farming implements. Holmes Thomas, ENecn-
tor of George W. Holmes, near Sykesvtlle- VIM B.
Peter auctioneer; John Mcdonald, CLERK
March 2I-3 horses colts, cows, heiier Bull, and
A large variety Of Farming Implements Aesalom
Koontz near Silver Run. VIM. Brown, a0cuoneer'
Jonas Frock, clerk.
March 80 Mares, Colts Cows, Brood soEs
with Pigs 10 Shotes and Farming Implement, "a
GENERAL Francis A. Crawford, near TayIorsNlLe.
Jeff, Gum and Vim. Curry, Clerks.
Tuesday. March 2s-Sale of valuable personal
oroperty By Eli n. Hull agent, on the farm OF sam
uel ROop
March 2s-6 Horses. Cows sheep, sows, 5
shnfes and a large variety of Farming implements
John II Stem Winfield. VIM. Wilson, auctioneefi
n e stem and G. Rawlings, clerks
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pAT1F1cATIoN NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
Estate Of Samuel Young, deceased.
FERRUARY TERN, 1889.
On application it is ordered this 26th day
Of February. lSs9, that the sale of the real
estate Of Samuel Young, late Of Carroll county,
deceased. made by John Stuller, surviving
executor OF the last viii and testament OF
said deceased, aud this day reported TO this
Coar, By the said executor, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown to the con-
tnary. on or before the lst Monday, Isl day,
Of April, next; provided a copy Of this order
be inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper pFiuted and Published IN Carroll
county, before the 4th Monday, 18th day, Of
March, next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
thirteen hundred and Fifty three dollars aRd
ninefy-oue cents fsls53.s 81,
DAVID II. HOFFACkER,
JAMES p. SUMMERS, judges.
JAMES ". WHITE,
True eopy,-fest,
GEO. VI. PARKE,
MARI 81 Register OF Wills.