The Examiner, Frederick - Wednesday, August 12, 1857 LOCAL PUBLIC SALES - Attention is called to the advertisements of the following Public Sales, to come off during the ensuing week - Monday, 17th - at 2 pm at his residence, near Browns' Factory, 3 miles east of Buckeystown, Robert C. FLEMING, esq, will sell his farm stock and household furniture. Wednesday, 19th - at 9 am at his residense, near Walkersville, Ezra E. BARRICk, esq, will sell his farm stock and utensils. Same day at 3 pm - near Reisterstown, Md, Samuel WILDESEN, esq, will sell his farm, containing 370 acres of land, together with his interest in the Copper and Cobalt mines thereon. Fire in Emmitsburg - On last Thursday evening, the stables of Messrs. Jacob HORNER and John ZIMMERMAN, at Emmittsburg, were entirely destroyed by fire, together with a considerable quantity of grain and hay. It is believed to be the work of an incendiary, as just previous to the conflagration, a person, not recognised, was seen to leave the premises. No insurance. We have no further particulars. Death of a Prominent Citizen - William LYNCH, esq, died at his residence, near Jefferson, in this count, on Sunday, 9th, of Dropsy, in the 70th year of his age. Mr. Lynch has represented this county in the State Legislature several times, and occupied other important local trusts. He was much esteemed and deservedly popular; and was the father of the present Prosecuting Attorney of this county, and of the Editor of the Washingtonian, published at Leesburg, Virginia. COURT NEWS - INSOLVENT NOTICES - Notice is hereby given, that the _(Date)_, next succeeding this date, has been fixed for the appearance before the Circuit Court ofor Frederick County, of _(Name)_, an applicant for the benefit of the Act of Assembly passed at January Session, 1854, entitled "An Act for the relief of insolvent debtors," to answer such interrogatories or allegations as his creditors, endorsers, or sureties may propose or allege against him - at which time and place his creditors, and all others interested, may attend and shew cause if any they have, why the said _(Name)_, should not have the benefit of the Act of Assembly as prayed. - Test, - Edward SHRIVER, Clerk (each listing reads the same except for date and name) - Third Monday of October - Basil WOOD - Second Monday of February - John W. MATHIAS - Third Monday of October - Daniel ALBAUGH - 26th day of October - Mashek BROWNING - Second Monday of February - Elijah MANSON NOTICES from the Orphans' Court of Frederick County, Letters of administration on the personal estate of - Henry F. CLABAUGH, dec'd; Minerva CLABAUGH, Adm'rx All claims filed by the 12th day of February 1858 - Jacob AHALT, dec'd; Samuel AHALT, Adm'r All claims filed by 12th day of Feb 1858 MARRIAGES - Mr. George B. YANTIS of Frederick County to Miss Ann M. GILBERT of Washington Co, Md, at the Glade Parsonage on the 26th by the Rev. M. L. SHUFORD. DEATHS - Died on Thursday the 6th, Charles Markell, infant s/o John W. and Mary R. BIRELY, aged 4 months and 26 days. - In Reading, Pa, on the 26th, Rev. John N. HOFFMAN, of the Lutheran Church, aged 54 years. Mr. H. was a student of Divinity, under the late Rev. D. F. SCHAEFFER, of this city, about 35 years ago. - On the 9th, of Dropsy at his residence near Jefferson, William LYNCH, in the 70th year of his age. [Leesburg, Va, Washingtonian, copy]