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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-29
(CoNTINUACION.)-

Art. 40. CuandO Tin cOntribuyente sc estable-
ciese EN- distinta pOblaciOn de aquella en- que SO
hallare matriculadO, presentara al Alcalde GER
tiicado de inscription para que sc anote en- el
reglstrO SO cOmprenda en- matrlcula adiciOnal
con Ia Quota correspondence segun la base
de pOblaciOn reSpectlva. -- s e.5 e
Art. Al. Seran consderadOs como defrauda-
dOres de La cOntrlbucioni industrial v de cOmerciO:
10 Los que habiendo de dar principle al ejer-
cicio de una industrial, colnercio, profession, ar
te u OticiO de los sujetOs la misma cOntribu-
clOn no presenter con anterlOrldad al Alcalde
la declaration que previene el articuco 20. -
% Los que presenter declaraciones 6 ducu-
mentOs falsOS inexactOs de las industras que
ejerZan; siempre que la inexactitud no proceda
de las Ofieinas que los hayan expedidO, para ser
colocados en- una clase inferior 4 la que senalan
las tarifas, sin perjuicio del procedimiento cri-
80 Los que hallandose matriculados en- una
clase no den avisO de una nueva industria q que
Sc dediquen corresponds otra clase diferen-
te, 6 del mayor ensanche que hayan dado sus
operaciOnes industriales, fabrilesy cOmercialess
40 Los que Sc establezcan en- distinta pobla-
ciOn de aqulla en- que esten matriculadOs sin
presentar al Alcalde el certifcadO de inscription
para satisfacer la diferencia de Quota, 81 la hui
biere, y ser comprendidos en- los registrOs cor
5e Los que ejerzan cualquiera de las indus
trias no sugetas la base de pOblaciOn sin ir
provistos del certifcado de inscription expedido
su nOmbre. $50 Aif(8A e3st 10
g. Los labradores, cosecheros ganaderos
que compren 8 vendan habitualmente frutos
efectos sujetos al pagO de esta contribution y
no acredlten en- ell actO que gOZan de exenciOn.
Y 70 TOdo funciOnariO p1blicO que contra
viniendo 4 las prescripciOnes de esta instruc-
cion, de con BUS actOs motive que Sc cOmeta
defraudaciOn. @
Art. AZ. Sc prohibe admitir juicio de conci-
liacion, interponer demanda nj celebrar contra
to de especie alguna defensa judicial, todo
individuO que estandO sujetO la contribution
industrial no presente en- el primer tramite de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-29
Partida de bautismo de Pio TX.

La Regeneration ha publicado la par
t;da acta de bautismo de Pho TX, cuyo
dbcumento, y las certi6caciones que le
acompanan, traducidos del italiano 6
nuestro idioma, dlcen asf: -
''En ell nombre de Dios. Asf sea.
Certiiico yo ell infrascrito vicario per-
petuo de la nsigne catedral 6 iglesia par
roquial de San Pedro Ap6stol de Siniga-
slia cuanto sigue.
Dia 13 de mayo, mil setecientos noven-
to dos.-1792-Domingo:
Ell limo. Sr. Juan Maria, Juan Bau-
tista, Pedro Peregrin, Isidoro, hijo del no
bic senor conde Jer6nimo Mastai Ferretti
de la selora condesa Catarina SOllazzi,
c6nyuges, fue bautizado por el reveren-
dfsimo seIlor can6nigo D. Andres Mastai.
Fue madrina Jer6nima Moroni, matrona.
Naci6 dicho dia la una y tres cuartos
de la madrugada.-Pedro Venturini, vi
carlo perp6tuo parroco, de mano propia.
Ell arriba descrito acto de nacimiento y
bautis,no sido sacado del propo origi-
nal 6elmente trascrito por mi el abalo
6rmado, como resulta del libro de bauti-
zados que Sc conserva en- este archlvo par
roquial, senalado con Ia letra duplicada
P. P, pagina l45.
En- fe de todo 10 cual no he dudado en-
librar la presente certi6cion, autorizada
con ell acostumbrado .sello parroquial, ST..
nigaglia 12 de agosto de 1s7l.--Ratael
Angelelli, vicario .perpetuo parro"o. de
mano propia.-Hay un sello. a.5g
Fir. Jose Aggarbati, de la 6rden Erenie
tana de San Agustin. por Ia gracia de Dios
y de la Sede Ap6stolica, obispo y .conde
de Sinigaglia, y asistente del Solo Pom
tifcio. az .e- @ :,
Atestamos cuantos vieron la anterior
certi6cacion, que son atenticas Ia tirma
y rdbrica del reverendo senor Rafael An.
gelelli vicario perpetuo parroco de esta
nuestra catedral. En- f6 de- 10 .cual damos
ell presente en- ruestra presidencia epis
copal de .Sinigaglia, dia 12 de agosto, alo
de la redencion 1871 Fray Jose, obs
po -Livio Barschettini, canciller general.
Hay un sello. se.s' !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-29

Capitaasta General de la siempye fel Isla
de Cuba. Estado Mayor. Telegrama re-
cibfdo por el cable.-El Comandante ge-
neral de Cuba al General Segundo Cabo:
"Capitan General desle Manzan o, en-
telegrama de hoy, dice olga V. E 10 ST.
guiente: Salome Hernandez con toda su
partida, huyendo desde la Trocha, arroja-
do despues de Pto. Principe y perseguido
tenazmente, ha yenido huyendo en- COM
panfa del titulado presidente Carlos Ma
nuel G6spedes hasta esta jurisdiction, en-
donde SO halla positivamente. Acabo de
'llegar con dos batallones, para que ademas
de las fuerzas de este distrito, puedan
yoperar con abtividad en- SUI persecution.
Los batallones son Colon y Uninion, 4 Gu
.yos jefes representatives ordenara v. E.
dirijan aestas comunicaciones efectos.
Avise ". =. situacion Salome 4 Villaclara
y Sancti-Splritus. Valmaseda. Palanca.
Lo Que Sc publica de 6rden de S. e.
Habana 4 de octubre de 1871. Ell coro
mel j. de q. NJ T. Cdrlos Rodriguez df
River0.
81 ( ss-s ssss-.asa 1nl.t. s8ssss FsfsfEsfFxN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-29
e. GACETIL'LAS.

S. Temperatura.-Sea por efecto de las
1l1vias de estos dias Ia Gnuehss hunoedad
del aire 6 porque nos abandonan los calo.
res, es 10 cierto que la que experimental
mos hace dos dias es mucho mas agrada-
BILE y por las madrugadas. fresca, habiendo
marcado ell term6metro go 8 centfgrados
6 sean ITO 4 Reaumur, en- la del dia 81.
Calles.-En el barriO de In Marina
hay unas cuantas GALES nuevas que care.
cen de faroles y que estan plagadas de
pantanos que las hagan transitables, sobre
todo de noche en- que se ponen oscuras
come boca de lobo cuando la claridad de
la luna no reemplaza los faroles. Llama
mos la atencion de quien corresponds, ad-
virtiendo que Sc quelan mucho los veci-
nos de aquel barrio del abandono en- que
se dejan dichas Gales. 81 @
SObre cerrar las pulperfas.-COn gus.
to hemos sabido que algunos dde1os de
establecimiento Sc han personado para
pedir permiso al Sr. Oorregidor, para.te
ner una reunion con el fin de acordar las
horas en- que deben cerrarse las tiendas
de vfveres y de elegir 4 tres de entire los
mas caracterizados duenos de esta clase
de establecimientos para. que, en- nombre
de los dem&s, eleven una respetuosa ms
tancia fin de que, 81 10 tiene & bien, %
digne mandar cerrar las pulperfas los do
mingos segun acuerden. Aplaudim0s esta
actitud de esos dignos duehos de estable-
cimientos que, acomprendiendo que ellos
mas bien que & los mismos dcpeudisntes,
tOca promover un asunto que, sin lastimar
sus intereses, redundant en- bien de las
costumbres, de Ia religion y del institute
de voluntarios, Sc prestan realizar 10
q1le es una necesidad.
: Nuevo co1ega raaical.--Ha visitIdo
nuestra redaccion La Provisscia, nuevo
adalid de las reformas que 10 que parece
.ha de ser 81 6rganoSo fcioso. de l. DiPuts-
cion Provincial LIE deseamos larga vida y
buen acierto en- sus tarsas. En- nosotros
hallara. como los denaas periodicos corre-
igionarios suyos, adversarios leales.
III Sr. PuiG LlagosterA.-Estam
SECURES de que nuestros lectores recibir&n
con lagrado Ia noticia que nos ha si1o CO.
municada por seguro conducto, de haber
aido absuelto ell lmportante personaje con
cuyo nombre encabezamos estas lfneas,
mandsndose sobreseer la causa pendiente.
La carta que centiene esta noticia, ana
de que S. N. el Rey ha tenido con 81 una
entrevista en- Villafranca y le ha ordenado
Sc presente en- Madrid para enterarse de
los hechos que denunci6 en- aquella ruido-
"a carta.
4 TeatrO. Hoy domingo sc represA,ita
ell drama ,nteresante de Fenillet en- seis
actos Ddlila; terminando Ia function con
la graciosa pieza Conner despues de morir.
RapA oscamadO.-.Teugou b ANA reglulay
fortuna, caballero, y ella me permite sos.
tener 4 Matilde con decoro.
3 Matilde vive con lujo.
-Es que cuando ~usrs mi psdrs...
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|cumplimientO de las que respectiVamento les
imcumben, cOntFibuya Que sea defraudadO un
derecho parte do 81, sufrira aailnisnio una
nulta que asclenda ; 8 Las dos tereeras parties DC
siempre que dichaa dos terceras parties no ex-
Cedan de 500 pesetas, maximum que pOdra exi-
gfrseles, sin perjuicio de La que por la misna
razon deba pagar el contrlbuyente.
comercio, profession, arte u oficio de los suje-
stOs esta contribution sin que cOnste hallase
inscritO en- la matricula de su clase, incurrira
EN-. una multa igual la Quota que por un aio
deba satisfacer Y ademas en- La que haya deven-
gadOy dejadO de satisfacer en- ell espaciO de dos
amos por no ser exigible de mas tempo, cuandO
no sc hubiere reclamado antes.
al que resulte lnscrltO en- una clase inferior 8
+ la que corresponds pOr La industrial que ejerza
Sc 1e impondra la multa equivalents & la mitad
de la Quota que pOr ell afo senale la tarifa de Su
clase.
Los reincidentes seran multados con Ell duplo
de las cantidades que reSpectivamente Senalan
los dos parrafOs anteriores.
Art. 45. La imposiciOn de las multas CORES
pOnde al Administrator general ecOn6micO, 8 a
la AutOridad que en- adelante lie sustituya en- la
direction de los NegociQs de Hacienda, pro-
puesta de la Administration en- vista del ex-
pediente que Sc haya instruido para justiticar el
fraude.
ST los interesados no SO conforman con el
acuerdo que recaiga, podran acudlr ante la Au-
diencia territorial en- los plazOs que determine
el reglamentO de 10 contenciosO administrative;
perO para ser OidOs deberan consignar Ell impOr-
te de la multa presentar un tiadOr satlsfac-
cion de la Administration, pasandOse al Tribu
nal en- cualquiera de ambOs casOs ell expe-
diente gubernativo.
La Administration Central llevara un regis
tro de los expedientes de .denuncia anotara en-
el la iquidacion de las multas Y tOdos los incl
dentes que ocurran hast;l su solvencia
| Art. 49, Establecida detinitivamente la con
! tribucion industrial y de comercio. pOdran
acordarse las alteraciones 6modificacicnes que
| III experiences aconseje como convenientes q
| necesarias, tanto Ell esta instruction como en-
las tarifas adjuntas, dictarse las aclariaciones
| oportunas para su mejOr inteligencia cumpli-
| nlientO.
Art. A. Las ADMINISTRATORS locales de
Rentas de la Isla y las Colecturias en- su case
| seran agentes de La Central en- cuantOs servl-
| clos les sean encomendados por esta, relatives
& la contribution de que Sc trata y contribuyan
| i garantir los intereses de Ia Hacienda y al me-
| jor cumplimicntO de esta instruction:
Madrid To- de Setiembre de 1871-El Mlnlstrc
de Ultramar, TOMAS MARIA MGSQUERA.
TARIFAS
dc la contribution industrial de la 1sla
de Puerto-Rico.
L
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Amecspes q s; tisndss ds papsl Dc nds;ca @ 3;
phblieo para u yeRta al por mayor dele g.
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sEcCI0N OFFICIAL.
INST RU CCION

PARA LA coBRANzA DE LA CONTRIBUTION
INDUSTRIAL DE COMERCIO
EN- LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-29

OBSERVATION. Sc entiende por puertos ha
bilitados los que 10 estan para La importation
en- general. "
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TARIFAS
de la contribution Industrial de la 1sla
de Puerto-Rico.
NUMERO To-

TabM general de las industrias y protesiones q9e
poblacion, tornado gren,io cadG ana de 0qae-
las para el repartimiento de Quotas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-25
Delinquent Tax Sales.

By virtue of an order of sale issued to
me on the 18th of April, 1871, by the Clerk
OF the Circuit Courh of Franklin county,
Tenn, In favor of the Mayor and Alder
men OF Winchester, Tenn, / will proceed
to sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash. on
Monday, the 81 day of July. 1871, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging to
the following parties, for the taxes hnd
costs as sessessed opposite to each lot, to-
Wit:
One lot in the 4th Ward Of the town OF
Winchester, adjoin Ing the lots OF Tllos j.
Jackson, w. Il. Taylor, and Mrs. Brazcl-
ton. Assessed as tile property OF Mrs. Mil
ley Curle. Taxes and costs, SIS 80.
One lot in 4th Ward Of said town OF
Winchester. adjoining the lots OF Mrs. Mil
ley. Curle, Mrs. Mary Lee and Thos. snort
Assessed In the name Of Christopher Curle'
Faxes and costs. ~ GO.
One lot ON the Public Square, south
west oorner, known as the Brazelton Cor
ner, and assessed in the name of BraZelt0n
& Co. Taxes and costs, $2S co..
One lot in the I'd Ward Of Winchester
on Public Square, adjoining the Livery
Stable of Horn q Sartin. and assessed IN
the name OF G. M. Farmer. Taxes and
costs, S24 30.
One town lot in 1st Ward of Winchester!
adjoining the lots of Mrs. A. Oehmig anc
MI. L. NJ. Pryor, and assessed in the name
of c. II. Robertson. Taxes and costs,
$18 90.
One lot in LIST Ward of Winchester, adj
Joining the lot of w. +. Taylor, and as
sessedTn the name of A. G.. Black. Taxes
and costs, IS 90.
Said lots will be sold to satisfy said order
Of sale in my hands. This May 18th, 1871.
WILLIAM VAUGHAN,
Town Constable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-25
Bear in Mind.

When disease has undermined the health
and the physical system has become pros
tratcd, Il stimulrnt that will not only
strengthen, but remove the cause, should
be Immediately resorted to. Mental dis
tress Is also u fruitful source of the break
irg down of the constitution. and the raw
ages of this enemy to health are truly
alarming. For all such maladics Hostel
tcr's Stomach Bitters have been found I'M
surpassed. BY acting directly upon the
digestive organs they remove the heavy.
disagreeable feeling after eating, so often
complained of by persons of u delicate
temperament. AS soon rs digestion is re-
stored, the patient finds his strength in
creasing, and his general health improved.
Thousands of persons certify that it may
be relied on in all cases of weakness OF
nervous debility attendant upon scdcnta-
ny habits. The generality of Bitters are
so disagreeable to the taste that they are
Objectionable TO a weak stomach. This is
not the case with Hostetter's Bitters,
which will be found mild and extremely
pleasant. Balsamic plants, barks and
roots contribute their restorative juices to
render it soothing and strengthening.
Its basis is the only pure Stimulant which
has ever been produced, containing no
fusil oil, or any other deleterious element.
The most careful and skiliul chemists have
analysed the Bitters, and pronounce them
harmless. This is scientific testimony
but the testimony of the hundreds Of thous
ands who heve experienced the preventive
and curative effects Of the great vegetable
tonic and Alternative Of modern times i,
still more conclusive. In Fever and Ague
Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Nervous Com.
plants, Chronic Complaints and genera
debility it is as. nearly inniallibie as any
thing in this falliblc world can be.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-25
MARRIED,

At Vidalia, La, on the 10th of May
(%inst.) by Hon. Thomas Riber. WILLIAM
j. SLATER, of Tennessee, and Miss BERrA
BARROW, of Louisiana.
NASHVILLE Union and American please
copy3
We have always regarded the selec-
ton of a companion for life as one OF
the most important events in the pill
grimage of man from the cradle to the
grave, and whenever we hear that some
one Of our friends or acquaintance
has taken to his bosom a noble, charm.
ing being, we invariably indulge the
hope that Heaven may smile upon
their union, cause many flowers to
spring up along their pathway, and
lead them eventually into the beautiful
haven Of eternal rest. Mr.. Slater is
well known in this, county. Here he
was born, here he has lived for many
years, and here he has struggled and
triumphed over adverse fortune. The
star ofhis destiny has steadily pursued
its upward course until it has reached
the zenith of It's glory, and sheds to-
day its efIulgent beams upon his union
with one Of the loveliest daughters of
Louisiana. May they be happy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-25
Encourage Your own Town.

We concur with nm exchange in Of
|fering the following sound advice:
Never send abroad for anythinglyou
need when you can get it in your own
town, perhaps at your next door. AL.
ways e'tdeavor to encourage your own
honest Industrious faithful mechanics
and artists. They need all the work
they ca get. By such q course you
keep your money at home. assist the
worthy and have just as good work
performed. 1t il the only way ia
make a town prosper. Where there
is a disposition to send a hundred
miles from home for articles that to
say the least could be manufactured
at your own door there will always be
little or no business done in the place.
Where mechanics are the best employ
ed, prosperity is seen tile social vir-
tues predominant, travelling monte
banks and pedlars reti re in disgust
and a kindly, brotherly feeling is ex.
%perienced which 10 the source Of un-
speakable happiness aud prosperity.
Whatever you have to be done ;
whatever you need, look around you
and sec if yeur artisans, your own ar
lists your W merchants or your own
neighbors cannot supply the demand
before You think of going abroad.
If none in your town are capable of
supplying you it will be time enough
to look elsewhere. 1t is a wrong idea
to suppose that nothing is serviceable
that is made or furnished at home. We
have known instances where men have
refused to purchase work made by
their %neighbors, and sent to a distant
city for the articles they needed paid
more for them, and, and behold, they
have been manufactured in tllehr very
town and sent away to sell.
Let your motto bel will encourage
my own town, and in turn you will be
encouraged also. A mutual feeling of
good will and kindness will spring up
in your midst and prosperity will be
observable in every street.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-25
In Chancery at Winchester.

Thos. Gore, eX'rs, ETC., ct ais, VS. Mary E,
Tanning, ct ais.
Upon motion, and it appearing to tia
Clerk and Master from the bill which is
sworn to that defendant, Sam. S. Tanning,
is q nonresident Of the state OF Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident
defendant to appear before the Clerk an(
Master On or before the fourth Monday ir
JUNE, 1871, and plead, answer or demul
to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing eX
parte as to him. Witness my hand al
office, this April 26th, 1871.
7. II. FINCH, Z. 81 NJ.
may4-4t 81 so
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-25
Chancery Court Sale.
Evans 6 Co., VS. james p. Lee.

Evans & Co., VS. James p. Lee.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court, pronounced in the above cause. at
the November Special Term, 1870, of the
Chancery Court for Franklin county, Ten
nessee, | will, on
Monday, the 9TH day OF June 1871,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
two houses and lots situated in Winches-
ter, Tenn, to-wit-
One house and lot whercon the defend
ant, j. p. Lee, now lives, and fronting on
the street leading from the Southwest cor
ner of the Public Square, by the Baptist
Church, and on to the Huntsville road
and bounded on three sides, by the lots of
w. L. Buckley and B. b. Truman, and
another street, containing - acres.
The other, known as the striped house
and lot" which was bought by William
II. Lee, of A. $. Colyar, and which fronts
on the street leading from the Northwest
corner of the Public Square to the Win
chester Springs. '
Witness my hand, at Office, this the Stll
day of May, 1871. 4. III. FINCH,
mayll-4t $ll 20 Clerk d Master.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-25
In Chancery at Winchester.

James A. Hudgins, Admir- of Benz. Fam
ming, decd, VS.. W.. G. and j. w. Tanning
ct ais.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
Clerk and Master from the amended bill
In the above cause, which Is sworn to, that
defendants Sarah A. and Samuel s. Fam
ming are nOn-residents of the State OF Ten.
cessee, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
De made for four successive weeks In the
Home journal. a newspaper published in
Winchester, Tenn, requiring said nom
resident defendants to ap 1ear on or before
the 18th Monday IN June next before the
Chanccry Court at Winchester, Franklin
County, Tenn- and plead, answer. or de-
mur TO compartments bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and yet for hearing
ex parte ~ to them. Witness my hand at
office, thls the 18th day Of Aprfl, 1871.
maya 40 T.. b. FINCB, @. en-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-25

VIM. NJ. Green, Chancellor, and Others,
Trustees of the University Of the South,
VS. Ex-Parte.
Petition to Apnul Charter.l
To all whom it may coneern:
Whereas, VIM. NJ. Green, II. NJ. Ander-
son. g. r. Fairbanks, Thos. +. Davis
Thos Atkinson, Alex. Gregg, Richard IL
Wilmar, G. T. Quintard, j. $. Il. Wilmar
j.. +. Young. J. w. Beckwith, IL. w
Pierce, NJ. A. Curtis, A. j. Deroset, John
Wilkes, AT. Porter, j. b. Kershaw, John
Hanhill, W. @. Williams, l.. N. Whittle, j
J. Scott, W. A. Jeffreys, Robert Walker
j. NJ. Banister. G. 7. Pollard, N. II. X
Dawson. We. Crane, John Duncan, 7. E.
B. Pigues, Edward Bradley, j. d. Phelan
Chaffee, H. W. Gray, and E. b. Nichols
Trustees Of the University Of the South,
having filed their petition In the Chancery
Court ut winchester, praying for a revis.
ion or amendment of their Charter, by
which they pray for the establishment O.
such municipal and police regulations Ia
may be necessary for the preservation Of
| order and the enforcement Of the Bylaw!
| of said University, and for the preserva.
ton Of health and morals, and tor the gen.
| eral welfare Of the I'M
L II Is therefore ordered that publication
be made In the Home journal, q newspa.
per published In Winchester, a. required
BY law, in order that all persons Who may
feelthemselves concerned, or who objcc,
to the prayer Of the petition, may appear
at the next term Of said Court, to be held
on the 4th Monday in June next then anc
there to show. cause, ifany they have, why
The prayer Of petitioners should not b.
granted, otherwise said petition VIII be SCI
Tor hezlineex psrte.
Witnsssmy Hand, at Office, this 10th day
Of Nay, 1871, ,,,,
Msyap-lt
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County Court Sale.

Lenehan, ct ais, VS. Parks, ct ais.
BY virtue of n decree of the County
Court, pronounced in this cause, at May
Term, 1871, l will, on the
LIST Monday in June, 1871,
it being the 9Th day of said month, offer
for sale at the Courthouse door in Winches
ter, a tract Of land belonging to the estate
of Richard Featherston, ST., decd, con-
tanning 100 or l25 acres, more or less.
Said land will be sold on a credit of one
and two years, except 10 per centum in
cash, which must be paid on day of sale.
The biddings to mcn at Sl2 per
acre,
Notes with approved security will be
required of the purchaser, and Il lien re-
tanned until the whole of the purchase
money is paid.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
May11-td 81 so