Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16

tion of the person entitled thereto, the township
trustees shall make their report as required in
section 20 of this act, to the register @; deeds
specifying what changes, il any, they have no AIDE
in the former valuation and allotment who shall
register the same. as required in section 8, and
when said homestead ar personal property eX-mD-
ton ia made or allotted under execution BIZ a
Judgment creditor the township TRUSTEES saaii
make said return to the Cora or tbs Superior
Court who shall file the same and make minute
thereof on the judgment roll AID the execution
| docket.
Sec. % Cost Of reassessnaent, ho,o paid. If the
| board of trEstees shall confirm the former ap
praissl Or shall increase the exception allowed
| the Judgment debtor, the levy shall stand Oulv
| upon the excess remaining, and the Judgment
creditor SD ali pay all costs OF the reaIottmont-
| II they reduce the amount allowed the iQdg.
ment debtor the cost shall follow the execution
and the levy shall cover the excess then reniain-
ing.
| Sec. "a Hou cacated Any APPRAISAL or allot
ment by he trustees OF township may b6 set
ASIDE on application OF any party Interested for
| fraud, cOmplicity other irreguari6e. The
proceedings sbail be upon petition, as il ether
special proceedings, and the applicant sha give
| bond to the opposlLs party Tor costs AMI DAM
| ages.
Sec. 25 Fees The following fees and no other
shall be- charged in this process ding:
Each appraiser for laying off HON stead OF per
sooal property exemption, or both, dollar :;
! officer for suum 0nlDg aud qualifying appraisers
and delivering returns to c4erA. one dollar; clerk
J OF superior Court, fJr ling return and entering
minute on eXocc 3on d;ck4t, twenty five cents
| for making trans :ript for township c:efk when
required to 90 50, fifty cents towns liD cerL for
summOning trustees, hfLY cents: tow0shjD clerk
| for transmitting return, tgenty five cents.
Sec 25. lets TtpeGtsd. Al or clauses Of
act i'll conflict with this act, providing other
means for the laying off OF homestead or per-
sonal property exemption, ara hereby repealed
sec. II. Forms Ihe following forms shall be
substantially followed III prose- Iings under this
act
/. appraisers Return.
l. When The homestead is valued at less than
one thousand dollars, and personal property also
:" The undersigned, having been duly sum.
moned, and sworn to act appraisers Ct tho
homestead and personal property exemption OF
A. B., OF - township. - county, by @.
D., sheriff (cE Constable Deputy OF said
county, do hereby make the following return ::
Ne have viewed and appraised the homestead Of
tbs said A. B., and the dwellings, AND buildings
thereon, owned and occupied by said 4. B as
homestead, to be one Thousand dollars Cor any
less sum) and that the entire tract, bounded by
ted from sale under execution according to law
At the same time and place We viewed and ap-
praised, at the Values annexed, the following ar
ticles OF personal property selected by said A. B.
tHere specify the articles and their value to be
selectei by the debtor or his agent) which We de-
clare TO be fair valuation, and that the said
ticles exempt under said execution. We here
by certify that We are not related by blood or
marriage to the Judgment debtor or the Judgment
creditor in this execution, AID have no interest,
near remote, in the above exemptions. Given
under our hands and seals this - day Of -,
18--.
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LIN IL, S
K. s, L. 81
The above return WAS made aud subscribed in
my presence, day and date above given.
{. ID. (Sheritt or COrStable) |
(No p
II. PetistonJor Homestead before a Justice of
In the matter Of Before -----J. P. |
A. E. respectfuly shows that he, che, or they,
las the case may be- is Cor areJ entitled to a
homestead exempt from execution, III certain real |
estate il said county and bounded and described |
follows (here describe the property the true
value OF which he (she or they, the may |
beg believe to be one thousand dollars including |
the dwelling and buildings thereon. He (she or |
they) further shows that (she they as the case
m 4y be- is Cor are) entitled to a personal prop
erty exemption from executions, to the value of
(here state the value) consisting of the following
property (here specify he, she, or they Gas the
case may be1 therefore prays your worship to ap
point three disinterested persons qualified to act
jurors or assessors to view the premises, alot, !
and set apart to your petitioner his homestead |
and personal property exemption, and report &C
cordlng to law
III. Personal property alone appraised.
The under igned having been duly summoned
and sworn to act appraisers of the personal
property OF A. &. OF ,-- township, -
comfy and to levy off thu exemption given by law
thereto, by @. G. (sherif other officor) OF said
county, do hereby make and subscribe the follow
ing return
We viewed and appraised at the values annexed
the following articles OF personal property select
ed by the said 4. 3. to wit:
which we declare to be fair valuation and that
said articles exempt under said execution.
We hereby certify, each tor himself, that we are
not related by blood or marriage, to the judg-
mont debtor or Judgment creditor in this eXecu-
ton and have no interest near remote in the
above exemption.
Given under our hands and seals this ... day
e. e, NJ N: r. f. s.
r. s. II. S.
The above return was made and subscribed in
my presence, day and date above given.
G. D., (She1if or COpstd6Ie).
NO. A.
". Certificate Of qualification to be endorsed o"
return by sheriff.
The within named, L. F., G. H. and J. r. were
pralsers of the Observation-Disclosures. exemption
of the said A. 3. under an execution in favor of
CD, (she,{f.J
'. Minute Examination docket.
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A. B
Executions issued INSTRUMENTATION, 18....,
| Homestead appraised and set Off and return made
Sec %. When to take effect. This act shall DO
in force rom ana AFTER It's ratltlcatlOn.
Ratified this 2, day of April, A. u. 1859.
I
From the oledo [Ohiol Blade, April 8,
End OF "a, Remark able Criminal Case.
One night in January, 1858, Sam Ketch
UNI, then Treasurer of Coshocton county,
| Ohio, was found in his office, tied hand
and foot, gagged and considerably bruised.
the safe unlocked and about $40, 900 of the
county funds gone. Ketchum stated that
after he had locked the safe and was about
to leave the Office he was set upon by rob-