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mo. III
AN ACT

To provide for the more equitable distribution
Of the proceeds of the sale OF lands and town
lots forfeited 10 the State for The non.paymenI
Of iaxes.
Sec. /. Be il enacted by the Gen oral Assem-.
bly Of the State of Ohio, That the county Au-
diIors shall apporlion to their several funds, and
pay over to the county Treasurers Of the proper
county, the amount Of moneys received from
the sale Of lands and town lots forfeited TO the
State for the non.payment Of taxes, after deduct.
ing the expenses Of advertising, the amount due
10 the several funds for which said taxes were
originally levied, aud the county Treasurers
shall apply them accordingly, and shall receive
TWO per centum on all moneys by him received,
as provided in this section, and no more. The
provisions Of this act shall apply to all sales oil
all lands aud town lis forfeited 10 the slsle for
the yssssT OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fiy.one; Provided, that if any coun'
~ Treasurer, prior 10 the passage OF this act
shall havo paid to the Treasurer Of State a
greater portion than would belong to the State
by the provisions Of This act, then, aud in such
case, It shall be The duty Of the Auditor Of State
10 issue an order on the Treasurer Of State, in
favor Of the county Treasurer so having paid
over the amount TO which said county msy be
snlnled by the provisions Of this act, and the
money so refunded shall be distributed to the
several funds to which il belonged BY the origi'
nal levy.
Sec. 2. The first section Of the act entitled
an act 10 amend an act entitled an act for the
redemption Of lands and Town lots. sold for tax.
ss, and passed March 10Th, A. d. 1889, be and
the same il hereby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
w. MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
February il,h, 1859.
do hereby certify thai have read and com
pared the proof of The foregoing acts, and iha
| they are correctly printed from The copy cerIi6
ed and lorwsrded BY the Secretary of S.ate.
F. s. McKEAN,
! Aud. Carroll Go,
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Probate Court.

'On the 6rst page may be found the law pre-.
Scribing the duties Of the Probate Judge Il is
TO doubt deficient in many particulars, and will
be amended before il is 10 force one year. For
. example Il does no, prohibit praclic.ne at.
'ofney from being the deputy Of ,hs Judge, and
underline law the deputy msy discharge all the
duties of his principal 50 lha, il is possible for
acase TO occur, Nners the Attorney would sr
ia Judgment in his own case. The legislature
probably never dreamed that any attorney who
could get case would acceP, Of an appoint.
msa. Of tho kind. Wen see how il will be in
this county.
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HIGHER Law. The Methodist Conferences
OF Michigan adopted the following resolution
Whereas, Rev. D. D. Whedon, methodist
Minis'erJ has not only publicly preached, but
oPealy advocated the doctrine called ''ihe high.
er lava doctrine unauthorized BY the Bible,
al war with the principles and precepts Of Christ.
subversiye of civil government and society, and
the legal rights Of individuals therefore,
+" RESOLVED, That the Rev. D. D. Whedon,
be, and he is hereby removed"
That is APPLYING "the higher law" 10 the
"hgher law" doctrine.
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ExrRAoRDIARY SCENE IN CoURT.--A civil
suit, involving the amount Of sI47, has beou on
trial several days before The New York Com
mon Pleas. A witness by the name Of James
Cormick had been examined, and his testimony
on certain important points was direct and posi-
i've. On the 2ist instant, Mr.. Cormick came
into court and stated ,ha. ne had commilIed will
lul perjury, and asked the forgiveness Of GOd,
the court and .he jury. He said that, after q.
wing the testimony, hO became troubled in con.
science, and could obtain no peace Of mind uu.
Ill no had set the matter right
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

0T The Cincinnati Gazette states that ]. Da
Wis, of Ross county, Ohio, culsiyaies l,s00acres
of Indian corn, and that he has, this winter, "a
corn-crib filled. which is three miles long, ten
feet high, and six feel wide.' II. L. Ellsworth,
of Ia, cullivates 10000 acres of corn, which
would require a crib twenty miles long, six fee.
in width, and ten fee, in height. He is dcsi.
rous Of selling thirty small farms Of 1000 acres
each, 30 says the Lafayette (Ia.) Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

0Sr The attention OF our Merchants, who
may be going east for goods this spring, is d..
recIed 10 the advertisement OF Charles P. Fee.
man a. Co., in another column. Be sure and
call with ihem, FOR we have the evidence before
US that they are liberal men, and will sell as
low as any o,her establishment.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

A duel was Tough. between two women in
Schenectady, fv1 months ago. Weapons :
powder.craekeEs !. dislance---across The room.
During the muss, one of The ladies, we regret
10 say, got "blowed up" by her husband, who
IoId her 10 90 home; or he would throw the
nantrY Al her head.
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Wig State Central Committee.
February 70, 1859.

There is charm in writing for the pure aud
inieligen, young, worth all the plaudiis OF sin.
sIer or hypocuica wisdom. A, certain age,
and while The writings that please have gloss
of novelty about them, hiding the blemishes
that may afterwards be discovered as their
characierisIics---lAe il is, that the young con.
yer. their appreciation into glowing enthusiasm.
-Bulpar.
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Democracy.

"A proposition was submitted to the House Of
Representatives su'hOriEiug vote Of the Peo.
}. fls tpou the subjre, Of the Maine law" but
vas defeated BY a decided msjoriIy. How is
this proceeding, to be recOnciled with tho prin,
a lpls thai democrats pretend to be so tenacious
about Of consulting the will Of the people, con.
reroing ell matters Of policy This is one OF
Ne most important questions lhu, will come be.
iqss lha, body, one abOu, which there will be
aIofe foohug throughout the State, than any
nialief that has nglaied The minds OF the people
fur Yehrs. Yet they have determined 10 "go It
alone" This may be practical democracy, but
u IS nos the theoretical article abou, which VIC
read.
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A nnIlr van.

Why dOnr some Of oOr ci.i1ons circulate a
petition for q daily mail to some pOiu, On the
Cleveland & Pillsborgh Railroad ! With such
= convenience, We would receive the mail from
Cleveland and Piusburgh 10 one day. Some
one make The move.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

EARLY RIsNG.-Said the distinguished Lord
Ca'ham to bis son, | would have inscribed
on the curtains OF your bed, and the walls of
your chamber. II you do not rise early you
can make progress in nothing. Ii you do not
set apart your hours Of reading, il you suffer
yourselfer any one else TO break 10 upon them,
your day will slip through your hands unproh.
liable aud frivolous, and unenjoysd." q,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

Is relation 70 divorces. il is Aaid 10 the soulh
csfeIisa Equity Reports. tina. 90 sclppulOus has
been the policy of that State. that there s no in.
.sanee siace INC ReyoluloO, Of adivorce Of any
kind. ei.hsr by The sentence Of Court pf Jus.
ice Of BY the aci Of the Legislature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

or THa AMERICAN Vino REvIEw has been
received. aud is embellshed with the best en-.
sruviBg We have seen for a long lime--u porunil
of Mr.. Graham, Secretary of the Navy, Ii con.
iains rs usual variety Of valuable reading mat.
Ter, and is certainly one of The most ably con.
taesei periodicals. 10 the country. Terms s5
yoar.
?. S.--This DuInber came 10 us 10 bad con-
tisiea. hasiag got wet 10 The mail, between here
sod s'eubsnville. Why dOni The Ohio Stage
Company carry the mail undSr cover, according
20 contract Such abuses should no, be Iolera
ind.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

An ingenious Yankee has invented wha. he
calls the ''Ofiee-seekers' suspendsrs." He
saws they cross three DETERRENT ways and
change sides just As easy. Now isa capital
time to introduce them near another presiden:
nal tussle."
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0c- why are the Bocofosos hereabauss like
good christians DO you give il up Yes I
Well, 80 do VIC.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

PRoMorioN. gentleman rode up lo q pub
lie house in The country, and asked, Who
is the masIsr of this hOusel
II am. sir, said the landlord; IL a boasIing
mauuer; my wife hss been dead more Than q
week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

Who WIS removed from Office BY tho Com.
raissioners Of Hamilton county, is nOla Wing, as
aalsd BY the Statesman, aud reiterated BY the
Ohio Patriot, bu, an oul and ou, locoloco.--
wings donf ge1 drunk and neglect their duties
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

Yeuv aaeauob % cslled 70 ghe Address OF the
sals Wig Central COMMITTEES. in reference to
ne Nasonal Wig Convention. The plan pro.
Pssstis good one. and will NEE, the sPprObs.
uon Of Wigs generally.
II pursuance Of is recommendation, VIZ
uame.for Senatorial delegates, Hon. J. PEARcs,
90 carroll. and CHAErSs ANDERSON, Esq, Of
CncirnaH.
These gentlemen need no word Of commen.
ds'ioa from Us they are known 10 the people
oli'hs STATE as uncNmPFOmisiug Wings, and
viii etcdisably GIL the place for which they are
named
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

This association moess in wsynesburgh on
Monday. Ihe t6sh inst. Al friendly TO the en-.
'ssprIse are soilclled TO be Presen. and paric.
paie:
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP >
AMERICA.

Nav YoRK. March 4.
be steamer America arrived al Halifax this
morning from Liverpool.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Flour-Canal i9t022s southern and wcsl.
ern 9Ssi02Ss Sd sour lsG90s; cora mixed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-12

March q, lboZ.
Wednesday morning, the Senate passed the
bill authorizing the erection OF two new Luna.
uc Asylums. The main features are the same
us we gave yesterday, on its Engrossment. We
hope the bill will pass the House, and that this
measure, so impenously called for by every
dictate of humanity, may soon become the law
Of the laud.
The discussion Of Mr.. CRADLEBAUGH's reso-
luton for the appointment of Special commit
tee 10 investigate The charges against the Colum.
bus Insurance Company occupied the most OF
the day in the Senate. We refer TO the debate
for the details, The resolution was FINELY
adopted. II will be u long job, but as the Con.
slitulion is IN the hands of its friends, we pre-.
sumo the people will vote it all right.
The committee Of Conference on The com.
pensaion Of the Commissioners TO revise the
practice Of our Courts made a report to each
House, recommending pay at the rate Of $1,000
per annum for their services. The two Hous.
es agreed 10 tho report, and that bill is now the
law. We suppose steps will soon be taken 10
appoint The Commissioners.
The House spent the day in the consideration
Of several bills, but without maturing any OF
much interest. Just before the adjournment a
debate sprung up on the vole yourself farm
resolution. Without taking vote thereon the
House adjourned.
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March ;, 1859.
The Senate was occupied The most Of the day
yesterday. in the confederation of The bill 10 es.
tablish TWO rev Luuatc Asylums. The princi
pei debale. was on the amount 10 be bppFOpra.
ied 20 sssFs them. ApOFsion lavorirg sl00 0000.
and another portion $4,000. The first
named sum Eps finally ugreed upon. The bill
provides that one Of the new asylums shall be
north, and one south Of The National Road, and
that OF the persons selected 10 locate them. &C..
three shall be nonh aud three south Of said
road, and 20 tso shall reside in one county,
Ths bill was ordered TO be engrossed.
The Senate eOneurred 10 all the amendments
Of the House 20 the salary bill. except the one
paving the Lieut.. Governor the same per diem
as other members. This was lost BY two or
three majority. Ii is the wish Of the majority
Of that body 10 pay this officer fire dollars per
day. The bill goes back 10 the House on this
point. The four dollars per day for members
is now frsd. They have had a religious de.
sire 10 look after their own per diem first, feel
iRanADusrPrsssixeu pnsciousness that sel.pres
ervaton is the first law Of nature.
Msssrs. SwAYNE and MooDIE sent IN ,l,s;r
statements in opposition 10 the memorisl
of Mr. PAGE, on the Columbus Insurance
any subject. whicn we're read und or.
70 DO Pr.sded. Mr.. CRADLEBAueH ol.
Ierea resyruiien 10 appoint committee 10 in.
SessiSae these charges against the Company
after some debate il was laid over till to-day.
In the House, The bill to repeal the law for
printing the general laws in the county papers,
was indefinitely postponed. They also passed
the Salary BILL which was sent TO the Senate
and acted upon as we have stated above.
The bill for the organization Of Colleges, &C.,
was debated al length in Committee Of the
Whole. The bill will probably pass that body
to-day.
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IMPORTANT TO LETrRR. WRITsRs. learn
that IN The new edition of,the regulations ofihe
Post Office Department, which is abou. to be
published, his provided ,ha. in every case where
The writer Of leueE chooses 20 protect il from
the chance Of being opened At the Department,
and destroyed as dead letter, he can do so BY
prCpayinR the postage. aud writing leeibly on
the sealed side the words ''to be preserved" in
which case Il will be rescued from ihe liability
OF belng. !commiued 20 the flames, and lis seal
will it.rer0Rln intact,
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March S, 1859.


The forenoon Of the Senate was principally
occupied in discussing the bill to establish an
exclusively criminal court in Hamilton county.
After much debate the bill passed. Mr.. HlBBEN
declined TO act on The commiues 10 investigate
The charges against the Columbus Insurance
Company, and Mr.. BURNETT was placed there.
on 10 his stead. Gov. Woop sent to the SEN
ate the the name OF JAS E. Cox, Of Richand
as Register OF Virginia School Lands. Aques.
lion of interest arose whether the Senate ought
TO act upon the nomination at once, or wait a
short time for the appearance of the thing It
was finally decided 10 wait few days, and TO
establish this as precedent against too hasIy
confrmalions We think the idea very proper,
and the suggestion fit to be made.
The House spent The entire day in debating
the resolutions 10 submit the principles of the
Maine liquor law to the people. The subject
was ably and fully debated on both sides, aud
By vote Of Al to 38 they were indefinitely
postponed. We hardly know who has triumph
ed in this. Both the warmost Mends and The
warmsst opponents Of The Maine law opposed
the resolutions. We were in hopes that some
measure Of the kind would pass. Our reasons
we shall take an early occasion TO define al
length Wa know that objections exist against
the system, but in the peculiar position Of this
question we thought the benefits would outweigh
The evils. But the subject is decided against US,
and now comes the big fight for the law Uithont
the vote Of the people. We think The people
ask il, bu, we doubt whether |, can pass at The
presen, session Of the Legislature.
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March 6. 1859.

mhTCn o. 1907
The Senate aher warm debate, passed the
bill fixing The salary Of the district judges a,
$4,000. This by vote of FL TO IL. The re-
porler's salary is fixed at $500. The bill TO es.
iablish The Criminal CourI of Cuyahoga county,
passed the Senate.
In the House, The resolutions, commonly
known as "voie Yourself farm wers debate
at some length, and finally passed We are glad
of this. Let everybody have farms by paying
1he cost Of surveys and sale. Certain Loco.
focos tried TO pu, in clause, making the settlers
pay oil the costs Of ge,ing the lands. But it
appeared that il we excluded the lands not sale
able, and included the cost OF purchase from
The Indians, the wars to secure and preserve
them, &C., the cost would bo more Than the pre-.
senl government prices. So that idea was abanl.
doned,
Mr.. DALE's formidable bill for Incorporating
cities and towns, was read the second time.
Mr.. STANLEY presented The remonSRance OF
what purpor,ed 10 be 2,400 voIens Of franklin
county against the Maine Law. We have heard
il gravely questioned whether these are all bona
6de persons. We learn il will be examined in.
toby the friends OF Temperance.
Me-. ..DALE presented The remonstrance OF H.
sos Iegsl voters Of Hamilton against the Maine
Law. The battle begins to warm. So Far, the
of Temperance are vastly ahead, and we trust
they will preserve il. Every body expected the
loudest protest from Hamilton county, and il
don'trequire an intelligent person to guess twice
70 hit The reason.--O. S. Journal.
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AUCTION SHEER.
FUTURE DAYS.

CAIs8 or LAND BELOW nOCkkTTs
y UNDER 4 TRUST BY viftns ofadesd
of Trust executed By Anthony Roberts, q free
msn Of colorl 10 the undergned q trustee, 10 g.
ssse dabt due TO Robert an, who has assigncd
s.e anne % Edwsrd N. Dabney, dated the 18th day
q APn 1881, snd recorded II the Clerks Oflce Of
- s1Flco County Court, on the eths day Of My, in
~ 40 ssme year. shah, ON Tuesday, the 18th
e sane ss52, 1t o'clock h, proceed 70 sell
Rsns sncfaons on The p, emises 10 the highest
sn iof Ct Land IN the County Of Henrjco Be-
,SM ne ety Of Richmond, adjoining the proUerty
~ nsnry ssnnders, and Lumpkins Iots. opposire
me property Of E. WaddiIi. cons.inins 81 s.ss
aoh. ma running back l3a feet eight inc6es. mora
IEans.-so much Of the purchase ruone, ), -
paid IN cash ss win pay the expenses of - "a
the sum OF $3.50 with the interest vheh -. NJ u
due thereon, and the balance payable an ~ 5E -
day of June 1854 with interest fherer IN
day of SALE payable annually the purchsssr me
cutting his single bill therefor and deed ~
on the property to secure the same The t;,,s =
the property believe to be good, but sellirs =
trustee shall only convey such - l. vested il ne
by the deed OF Trust aforesaid Should the westh
er be such, on the day of sale. ~ to prevent the
came, the said sale win be continued from dnv n
day, and to the same hour, until II IL effected.
je4-tds JAMES Elicit
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Later from Rio Janeiro.

The clipper ship Black Squall, Capt. Cod.
man. arrived at New York on Wednesd ay, az
ter splendid run from Cape Town and Rio
de Janeiro. which latter port she left May Ia.
Freishts being very scarce and low, the Black
Sousll merely anchored outside the forts and
did ~ find sufficient inducement TO enter aud
fill up.
Rio Coffee Market, May i2.-Except some
limited purchases that may be made by any
American dropping in, no sales, for some
time, in coffee may be expected. Present
$1,000 a 4. Regulars $3.50 3B750. Stock on
hand 10000 bags. The ciearances for the crop
season up to tomorrow will be 10000 bag
for all ports.
Sales OF flour on 18th May, 10000 barrels
Baltimore 12a75OaH. Large quantities re-ex.
ported TO Cape OF Good Hope 9lS00, short
price.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Later from Me1ico-- TeAaansepec Graat,

I,,-r from Merico-- 7'ekaantepec Grant.
NJ ORLEANS, June 7.-Advices from the
w., If Mexico 10 the 18th state that the Go.
I'm sn,nn,en, has published decree, signed by
p,.s;Jent Arista and the officers Of Congress,
Inch sets forth that the government is willing
- receiye contract TO promote the formation
If a company to build railroad, canal, or
w,eon road, on the Tehuantepec route. The
snnro,al of a Congress Of Nations 10 the con-
,1,ct is preferred, as Mexico has not lost sove.
reiguty to the lsthmus
fhe Government party offer to contract for
q road which shall be free to all naiions-sti.
pulatng that the government shall have the
right to negotiate with foreign powers to re.
COS Mise the new treaty and right ofway on the
Isthmus. The Minister of Foreign Afairs, on
the 10th, signed the contract with Mr.. Sloo's
asen, for the right OF way on the Isthmus.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.


" FARM NEAR RlCHMOND.-In pursuance of
a deed of the Circuit Court of Chancery for the
county OF Henrico, made on the 9th da; of March.
1882 in suit therein pending, styled Royster and
wife against Brett's Ex'r and Others shall, as the
commissioner therein PANIED, offer for sale at public
auction on the premises on Monday, the 2lst
dav Of June next at o'clock, P. NJ, if fair if mt
then on the next fair day thereafter tract or par
Gel of Land, with the improvements thereon, con.
sisting OF good dwelling and other buildings lying
in the county of Henreo, about mile east Of the
city of Richmond, commonly known as the "Ke.
treat" formerly occupied by Hutson Brett, decd,
and estimated to contain about 90 acres of Land
TERMS OF SALE.-One.fourth cash. the balance
in two equal instaments for negotiable notes with
added and the title retained until conveyance il
directed by the Court.
my 2l-2awtl4dtd C G GRISWOLD, Com'r
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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BY TOLER q COOK.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
i PERTY-By virtue Of q deed Of trust exc
cuted to me by Valentine Heckler and wife, dated
the 26th day Of January, 1852, and recorded in the
Clerks Office f Henrico County the 18th day oil
the same month, / shall on Monday, the 18th day
of June, 1852, at the hour of O'Clock in the even
ing proceed sell at public auction the highes,
bidd r. part of the property conveyed by said deed
street, in the city of Richmond, known as Brack.
ett's Tave IN and on the 18th day of June, 1852.
at the same hour, shall proceed to sell two brick
Tenements and two frame Tenements. with three
and half acres of land thereunfo attached, at
Rockets, partly in the county of Henrico and parf
iy in the city OF Richmond
Upon the Brackets Tavern there is hen for
thee thousand six hundred and hfiy dollars, 70 ~
vor OF G. w. Toler, payable on the zSrd day o. oc
The terms of the sale viii be, for the Rocketts
nronerty one.third cash. and the residue on credit
Of twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
the day of sale For the bracxetlss tavern p1epef
Snndred and fifty dollars, payable on the z3rd day
az October 1861 and the residue eighteen months
from he day of sale, with interest from that day.
NEGOTIABLE notes will be required from the pur-
ehasers tor the credit inslalments, and deeds Of
sruss upop the properly Sold to secure the payment
II ma insfalmenss- The trustee win only convey
such tide - II IN him. The sale to be
ToLxB Cook
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND, BEiNG
CAPART OF THE WILTON EsTATL Just
cHANCERY Under the directions Of decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Chancery, for the County
Of Henrico, pronounced - the ga day Of ApuL
1852, ID the suit Of CUNNINGHAM asHinst Randoiph
s . Others, shs eDdssstessd; psPssy Sheriff isr
on the Ninesecufh day 81 June nsx proces1 e III
q public arction Oh d. premises. q tha kfahost
bidder. for cssh. 4 II cicloek, 4. ~ % much 81