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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31
A ROBBER.

~ 1AkL -fENNER.
April hrsu-h the twigs and leaves.
May has lined them like her breast:
IN ami cuf sh4 Tits ami weav.s.
I'LL the ro1nn green eArih's a nest.
- PrriectH' SAWS the smiling sun,
- 0w your leisure = begun"
sumner pipes Instead n sprInC-
Ih+re'- cuckoo In the asSf:
Pc t1@ benny, s4Ecr thing
Iiei-no. robili iiispo- -ess.-i
OF TIE pretty Nest yen planned
Fly and seek a safer land
-Chrisfirn Jaios.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

RALRcsAD Conductors should wear the
Elmwooa or Warwick collar; because they
will keep clean logger and lock better
than anv other.
, 1873-05-29

TOR HALE-COAL LAND AT BRAIDW0OD;- 90
T. aeroa u Section T. in Gtupdy COUNTY tn snnt5s e
Rsoat conl tlca, being wo!kcd. Addrpas MlDuLG'
TON P. q. Boz 1885, Nov York. -
Ton .sALE-1oo 900 ACRES FARMING LANDS FOR
II sale in lows; also. IN Missouri and Wisconsin, on
long tiuB large tracts auttaa to farming colonies.
JAMES II LANUASTEn, 81 Washing etoast.t Ohicngo:
, 1873-05-29

1Cil;f3nTiocW 1NronMATioN WANTED ooN0RNNiN6 TIE
wlsssshouts 81 wiz. u: Pol'osk. lio .was fosno1iy
q Igan Gu 0h!s ad Ys qsno 1s tFon otan..
n t. M Er q a what hy haze
bs soen or addressed at :50 Nahashay., until June
after that at uuntsYlu LogaR Co.. Ohio j. a. Pols
, 1873-05-29

Country. 49, IT,.
A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
fl bpsrd With pleasant rooms, ID private family At
RlvarAide Addtrss 81, Tribune ofdca.
T7iRSTOLAsS FURNISHED K0Oai. 70 RENT,
u with board, two mlnutcs walk from depot. Isaac
r.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
A Terrihlo Dlsaster at soa.

Cable kilograms from London on Mon
day. announce the loss at sea Of the mag
nifccut steamer Vile du IIavre Do the
morning Of the 18Th ult she left New
York, bound for IIavre aud was crowded
with passengers, many ofvhom were mem
bsrs Of the Evangelical Alliance which re
Gently met in Nov York On tue morn
iog OF the 23d Glt., she collided with The
steamship Lochcrnc, bound from London
for New York the latter striking hcl
amidship She sank within twelve min
ptcs after she was struck The IIochcrnt
Immediately lowered three boats which rem
dercl all the service possible by them =
l'ihy.tlrcc of the crew we're saved aDc
these go to make up the eighty seven say
cd from death OF this number ouIy tel
women we're sa7cd. The whole number
On board was two hOudrCd, making one
bunlrcd aud thirteen souls that persisted
The dispatch announces that, with the ex
ccplion Of the Great Eastern, che was TIL
largest steamer ever seen at London Sh
was 1888 feet by IS feet; her carrying ca
pacily was $500 tons weight aud measure
mcn', her main saloon was fitted up will
marble wainsCotiing of three varieties; am
her woodwork wns carved 10 the most un
que and curious designs Her engine
we're 1850 horsepower From oil &C
counts abe was one Of the most splendid
palaces that ever rode the sea, ard va
provided with every comfort and luxur
That sea life could demand 1t is only an
other snd reminder Of the pcrils of thos
''who 60 down to the sea in ships" AM
her loss has caused feeling Of pNculis
sadness both 10 London and New York
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

HoS Gro J WALKER We copy
from the Wheeling Register tho following
Well.doscrved and handsome compliment
10 Hon. George ]. Walker. Senator lroa'
our District. who was unanimously elect
ed President 5yo lem Of that body;
I'VE learn from a private letter from
Charleston that Hon George j WALKER.
the Senator from Jackson county bas been
chosen President Oft tho Senate pre- h9t
during the unavoidable absence Of Mr..
johnson It may DO well to state that
Mr. Walker wns louored by us disiinc
lion BY the unanimous vote Of the body Of
which he is a member Our correspond
ent adds that 10 this selection The Sen.
ate displayed good judgment; inasmnch as
as Senator Walker is 30 active, earnest
worker; most excellent presiding officer
and a sound Democrat" These are GER
tninly desirable qualifications. aud from
the past reputation Of Senator Walker We
feel assured TINT the responsible duties
conferred upon hin will he faithfully aud
impartiAlly discharged, alike to the salts
lac,lon Of both sides Of tue House
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
wAR WE spAIN INEVITABLE !!
1ncy JIomte tie ProciocaH
WILL NOT SURRENDER THE
YIRGlNIUS!!
The Government tc take Hor by Force
Latest news from lie Cinoinuan Papers.

Latest news from tbe Cineinuan Papers,
The United States Government must
modify its demands upon Spain, confess
cowardico, or fgbt The modification
which is demanded is with reference to
The surrender of the Virgiuius The
Spnniard will surrender the captured ship
to a neutral power. but will not surrender
her to the United States The Spaninrl
at Madrid as we'll as lbe Sponiard in Cuba.
ignoring the agreement Of Castelar,. takes
this meuaCiug attitude But this question
did not escape the notice Of the original
parIics to the proposed settlement! The
Administration refused 10 make this con.
ccs,ion-apd this. at least, is crcdtable to
the Cabinct-while the terms q the srran
cement we're pending The United States
having made demands for reporation for an
outrage done Guds those demands practi-
Cally refused We must submit to the
humiliation Of acknowledging our inabili.
" to enforce our just and fOal requests
fJr any formal demand we make can MOI
but be regarded as fnal demaud-or
must maintain the National honor as IA.
lion should. The adyices this morning
are that neither the Spaniard nor the
American will retreat from the position Of
refusal or the one band Of demand on the
other The amiabe Castelar, is impotent
in Cube and 10 Madrid to enforce his slip.
uIatcd settlement This means The arbit
rancnt Of war The demands Of the Tn.
tied States for redress must be enforced -
We must help CASTELAR,, whose Government
rests upon oppression in C1ba, or We must
help the men iu Cuba who are lighting
against oppression When there is gov.
crnment in Spain, We will deal with it il
we have occasion Oar first duty is to
teach the Spouish.Cub that we are not
TOO prudent to maintain the honor and
authority of tho United States as against
the pcstiferous murderers on tropical isl
and beneath our eyes,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
81 Dan of JNnliary, 1874,
TRUSTEES SALE!

WHEREAS David Gates and Rachel Gates
w his wife, by their deed Of trust, dated
the Goth day Of April, 1872 aud duly record =
ed in the County Clerks Office of Mason
County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book i,
No. l. foliOS 5lS, DC, conveyed to the under
signed, Trustee, James H Couch, Jr., the fol.
lowing real estate in said County of Mason,
and State Of West Virginia, to wit: Beginning
at small hickory on point of hill, thence 800
W. passing Robert Dabney's cor er at "a poles
in all 10? poles and II links TO q small white
oak, southwest Of pubic road; thence with
same south lao rosl q poles and 10 links TO a
stake near a small pine south Of road thence
south Go go east u poles TO a small white
oak south Of road; thence 40 80 east "a poles
to small white oak south Of road thence $50
east Al poles 10 a stake in road; thence south
100 east l6 poles and 10 links to q stake on
north side of road; thence south $50 east so
poles to stake in out line of survey; thence
with said line north 80 80 east 30 ! olcs to Il
black oak; thence north 5lo 3O west l66 poles
TO the place Of beginning, containing ninety
eight acres and two rods, which said deed Of
trust was made to secure the payment Of a
certain noe therein described; aud whereas
said note has become due and rcmsos unpaid
nov, therefore, notice ishoreby given that
thnundersigned, Trustee, ct tho request Of the
legal holder Of said noe, will on the
eth Day Of December, 1873,
between the hour, Of O'Clock A. N. and S
O'Clock ?, NJ, oflhat day, III the front door Of
The Court House Of said County, proceed to
sell the property above described at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, for The
purpose Cf satisfying said deed Of trust.
JAMES Il, COUCH, JR..
nov 9I-4g. rtU>leu,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
Commissioners Notice!
MASON COUNTY COURT
Joseph Rifle and Augustus B. Rifle,
IS.
Koonrod Riff, and others. In Chancery,
Extract from the Decree.

Itis further ordered adjudged aud decreGd
that this cause be referred to John 4. TimmS
as Commissioner TO take, state and report an
account showing
list, The amount Of lie Indebtedness Of Geo.
RfIl', senior, deceased, what the plaintiffs, or
either OF them have paid showing the amount
each has paid,
Cd. The portion Of Said Indebtedness each
Of the parties to Wit Augustus B. Rifle, Sa
rah Rifle and Catherine Rifle should pay out
of the estate devised to them, that is in pro.
portion to the amount each one receives
3D.. What amount Of money each Of said
plaintiffs shall he required to pay 10 said Sar
ali and Catherine Riff, after deAuCtiug the
portion Of said Indebtedness said Sarah and
Catherine ought 10 pay, and the three dollars
devised by said George Rifle, ST., deceased,
to each Of his children, 10 wit Elizabeth, ia.
cob, Koonod, Mary, George, Susan aud 10.
seph.
And this notice shall in all respects be eq.
uiVacn 10 personal service"
Parties to he above entitled cause W ill take
notice, that the undersigned, will az Commits.
sioncr on Tuesday the lIth day Of January
1873 at his Office in tn Court House in the
town Of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, pro,
ced to carry the provisions of the above dc.
cree into effect; and il from any cause the said
Commissioner should not complete his said
duties on that day. the same will beadjoumed
from day 10 day, aud from lime, at tie same
place until completed,
JOHN L, TIMMS, Commissioner.
Sisson, Sol, [dec. lI-.IR.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

Tx Senator Yates Of IIliuo, died sud,
denly at I3arnuu's hotel, St. Louis, No,
Gu Thursday night, December 4th about
8 o'clock Mr. Yates bad been to Fulton
Ark as United States Commissioner to
examine tue lower end o. the Cairo and
Fulton railroad aud returned to St Louis
on the Sunday previous to lis death, where
ibis illaoss was very brief.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
ITEMS IN BRIEF,

At the recent election in Illinois, thir,
ty four women rau for School Supcrintcn
dent in nearly as many counties Ten of
the number we're elected aud under an Act
Of the Legislature. passed last Spring, are
legally eligible 10 gil the Office.
President johnson, Of the Senate, has
introduced a resolution condemning the
salary grail, similar to the one intro
luced in the House several weeks ago, by
Col Snidcr
A Bill has been Offered in the Lsgisla-
ture to increase the capitatiou tax on all
unmarried men over thirty years
1t is muored tha, the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Railroad will discharge its train con-
ductors, IN order to cut down expenses,
and put inexperienced men in their places
1t is officially announced that the of-
feclive Spanish force 10 Cuba is $1,000
mOn,
The Democrats have a majority Oftwcu,
ICy.two on joint ballot in the Arkansas Leg,
stature
The national debt Of Italy has reached
the respectable amount Of SSO7 Az 92O
and they all feel corrcspoudiugly bless
ed
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young (Mrs Brigham
No l9) is coming East to tell what she
knows about poygamy.
It's stated that the epizooty has reap.
peared among bo horses in the street cara
in New York.
It's said there are twenty candidates
for the United States Senatorship from
New York
The Courier reports that one day last
week man got his foot fast in cattle
guard on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road AID escaped death by lying down
along the track and letting train pass
oyoi him.
Does one woman in fifty Gil the low,
er half of hor lungs with air?' is the stern
inquiry of a sanitary exchange The edi.
tor of that paper never heard the voice Of
an Infatuated mother.i law.
Further particulars the Vile du TTav.
re disaster announce that Dps passengers
we're lost. Movements are on foot to re.
quro every ocean steamship to carry eIec.
trio lights as a security against collisions
such a. that of the ilIAted Vile du Hav.
re-
The dead body ofan infant child, sup
posed to have been about week old was
found in the Elk few days ago, The
body was carefully cofliocd and thrown in.
to the water ustead of being buried as it
should have been Some ignorant people
imagine that u still born child does no,
need burial, like Christians Chronicle.
The bcstowal of so great aad Office as
the chief justiceShip upon so uodisting.
uished aud mediocre a lawyer rs Williams
is piece of iodcfcnsble personal (avorit
ism Itisarpward Of the Attorney Gen.
erals service and sorviIi'y last year 10 fur.
nishiag official opioions to sustain the out
ngcous action Of Judge DurcII il Lopi>i,
- "a an
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

The most heart rondiug accident that it
hns ever been our duty to chronicle occur
red at Trowbridge's mill, near RowleS.
burg lust Wednesday, bv which little
ten year old daughter Of Henry Bickford
met her death TIE particulars as We
had them reported to us. arc as follows:
A little brother vas carrying tue lamp
from the room, and as he passed the lamp
near the little girls head it exploded =,
The oil was thrown over the little girl,
iguited, aud burned her so terribly that
she died in few hours after The boy.
who was carrying the lamp, was, also, so
badly burned that doubts Of his recovery
are entertained Preston County HerGM
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

A Man WAC Deems HIMSELF Harry -
0ae Of the Committee clerks OF the House
Of Delegates told US, at first spj rosa, that
he Intended getting married as soon as she
Legislature adjourned. lie afterwards
said we gould make meuilo of Il. without
giving names. Ofcour.r, he fad@s in.
mediate Adjournment We wish him good
Sprci and hope all tho rest of us Iifo may
bcspou! in genial, hnppy Semater. Cur.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
ZINE HOGy ron SALM
TO the Public.

HAVING permanently located in Point
IL Pleasant, ! an now prepared to 90 any
or al kinds Of Carpenter Work in short time
and OF reasonable prices Plans and SpcciR
cations furnished when wanted Good refer
ences givcn, Come onel Come AN and Try
me j. ". CHERRY.
dir la11-lr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
Commixsipnelas N.nfire.

h. N. B. Thompson, John Budding, John Sea
shols VIM Jones Joseph iIend,san Henry
w.. Bailey, fhoma, McCallister, John 7
Harhour, \, B Dulding, j, 7. Boeyer, and
William Elrllev, udnn'> Of i fred Ellis. de.
ceased, William a, Love, admir- Of Edward
Webb, decd, Andrew Wheeler decd aud
Garland L. Parrish. decd, George Ellis, ad
miuislraor Of NJ S. Morris, deed, aud Geo
", Cargill, admir- VI James Pful, decd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

Commissioners notice!
liz MASON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Robert Wiley aud witc)
i. Hannah, ct ais.
Parties 10 the above entitled cause will takt
notice that the undersigned, SPECIAL onmis
sionrr, will on Tuesday the lIth day of Jan
uarv 1874, at Zen o'clock a. NJ, at the office o
Knight 4 Couch, II the town Of Point Pleas
ant, West Virginia, proceed to take proof and
ascertain the validity oil the claims OF John B
Maxwell, Nancy j. Fraucis aud Nich2j1I
Francis. her husband Thomas French, Maha
la A. Sehrell and Morgan Scbrgll, her husband
Mary NJ. Trlsrr aud Robert D. lrGs!er, hel
husband, to djstributive shar,s in the proceeds
of he sale of the lands heretofore made by
Special Commissioner, @. f. I. Moore, in The
shove entl,lrd cause as set forth in their petit
Jon filed in said cause
And il from any cause The taking Of proof
in said cau.e he not c0rple,cd on that day ire
taxing otthc same will e adjourned from day
10 cav and from time 10 imc, At the same place
until COMPLETED This noct is 10 be deemed
equivalent to personal service.
JAMES II. COUCH, JR,
Trims sal. Speca! Commissioner
I,r II dy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
PROPOSALS
FOR
PUBLIC PRINTING. BINDING
AND
STATIONERY
FOR THE
State Of West Virginia.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
orncE OF 7He
CoNylssioSERs OF Public PslSrlSO,
CuARtg>roy. DEogNpsR 18th, 1873.
COMMISSIONERS OF Public PRINTiSO,
CHARLESTON, DEcgNUsE 18th, 1913.


IN accordance with law, SEALED PRO.
| POSAfs will be received by the Commits
sioners Of Public Printing, at the Auditors
Office in III, Capitol, until the
ThirtieM ddU utter the 18Th ddD
Of DeCember 1913,
n, 10 o'clock. M, for thu execution Ofthe PUB
Lie PRINTING AND BINDING, and fol
simplifying the State with STATIONERY AMI
PRINTING PAPERS, fer the contract per
Tod ending the Second Wednesday 10 January
1915.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by Q
bond executed according olaw by the bic der
with al least two good and Sufficient snrelies
residing in this State, in the penal sun of ten
thousand dollars, for all State Printing; the
penal sum Of two thousand dollars for all State
Binding; and the penal sum Of five thousand
dollars for furnishing Paper, conditioned foI
the faithful performance Of the contracts; and
NO bids unacCompanied by such bond will Dc
entertained by the Commissioners Of public
Printing.
An approximate estimate Of the work and
material 10 be- done and furnished, together
with blank forms for proposal bonds, DC.
will be furnished upon application to the
Commissioners
JOHN s, BURDETT, Pres'l.
OfC,mmissouers Of Public Printing.
Jor HID
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

On Friday Of last week man named
Bartlett Rocau. was killing hogs at bis res
idcucc near the depot, when his little boy
uged about Eve years, climbed upon box
in order to reach the hogs, aud while cut.
ting tue tail Of one, overbalaDced aud fell
iuto tub filled with hot water, which had
just been used for scalding, and received
injuries from the effect of which he died
at three o'clock Sunday morning .-Clwks.
burg Telegraph.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

The Democrats carried Texas by about
10000 majority. They also carried the
municipal election in Mobile, Ala. Last
year the Republicans carried the city BY
over 2 900 m4iority.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

A Mas DRowNED "A young man nam
ed Jackson Carton was drowned at the
mouth of Grecubrer river q few days since
The facts we're these: He had crossed the
river on horseback early that day and had
gone to grocery near by, where liquor
was sold him In the evening he started
home under the influence of the accursed
liquor, and missing the ford, was carried
down the stream and swept from his horse
dis body was recovered soon afterward =
We understand that bis father has institu
ted suit for s. eco damages sgaiust the
liquor vendcr Without Scrmouizing, We
think there should be some punishment for
selling liquor under such circumstances,
especially where the consequences, are so
u6baPpily fatal Courier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

On Wednesday morning, terrible
murder occurred on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad two miles east of Mounds
vile Some person allowed his COW to
lie down on the track aud tbst threw the
engine and Ave empty cars off the track,
tore down large bridge, destroyed large
amount Of property killed one man, aud
seriously injured two others, No oue to
blame tut tue owner Of the Cow.--Sm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

The Morgan Mercury lately noticed the
poisoning Of five persons from eating boil
cd cibbsge, the agency causing The poison,
ing, small green worm infestiug tue cab
bage this year. Nov we lcOrO that sever
al persOnsin the noighhOrhOod OF Wincbes.
ter, compluiu that their hogs have been
poisoned by feeding them cabbage infested
with these worms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
YIN. Grass James Garrett, AT. George and

Wm. Grass James Garrett, A F, George and
James W, Hoge In Chapcery,
| The parties TO this suit will lake notice
that i'll obedience to decree OF the Circuit
Court of Putnam County, West Virginia, en-
tered at the October Term, 1873, the under
signed who was appointed Special Com
missioner or The purpose, will he IN bis office
in d e town Of Winfield, in said Conn y of Put
nam, on the 22d day OF January, 1874 to TAX
state and settle an account showing, The aclu
al amount Of the several Judgments in com
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
TO NANCY DIj'EENAsTERS:

TO NANCY DEMASI ERS:
TAKE NOTICE, that snail on The 8th duy
| of January, 1874, at The ohce Of jacob
Beringer at Central Station, DOddridge crun.
gy, West Virginia, helvcen the hours Of + o..
clock a. IN. and 6ocloCk p. m, of that day,
proceed TO take the deposition Of Robert W,
Demaslprs, and others; and also ut the office of
John Il. Timna, in the town of Point Pleasant,
Mason county, West Virginia, between tho
same hours, on The 10th day Of January, le14,
proceed to lake the deposition Of Daniel Wet
zpl aud others, to be read as evidence in my
behalf IN certain suit in Equity depending
in the County Court for Mason County, West
Virnia, wherein am plaintiff and You ARE
defendant. and ffpm any cause the taking Of
sa.d DISPOSITIONS be not commenced on that
day, or il commenced and he Uot concluded on
those days, The taking OF the same will be ad
10 rncd from da, 10 dav, or from time to time
al the same places md brlwcrn The same hours
until the same shall be completed.
Respectfully,
ROBERT W DEMASTERS,
dec ll-dw. h. Counsel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

Antoine Soulrr and Lpna Becker Sonlier, his
wife, l.cnb Rour and Elizabeth Becker
Bour his wife, Jacob Shauf and Marion Bee.
ker Shauf his wife, Marion Becker, widow
Of Antoine Becker, deceased, john Becker,
Peer b cker, Barbara Becker, Antoine Pee
ker. Henry Becker, aud Jackson Reid, late
Sheriff Of Mmshall county, Administrator Of
Antoine Becker, deed,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11

Hester Garner, Henry Garner, Jamcs NJ. Guy,
WIN. H Sharp, jacob H. Ellis, Thomas #
Harvey Trustee, e. NJ. Pilrat, and !, A,
Wade, late Sheriff Of Putram county, Adj
ministralOr Of Joshua Garner, deceased.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-11
IN CHANUERY.

The parties TO this suit will take notice that
in obedience to decree Of The Circuit Court o
Putnam county, West Virginia entered at The
October Term 1913 the undersigned who wa.
appointed Special Commissioner Tor tbr pur
pose, will be in bis Office in The town Of Win.
field, in said county Of Putnam on The 18th
day Of January, 1874 10 take, state aud re.
port an account showing
Isl The amOmtOf pHrcha'e money paid by
said Sharp, or furnished by him to be paid tc
said Gray on the land aforesaid
%. The amount of purchase money paid by
Joshua Garner or furnished by him 10 be paid
to said Or " on said land.
Sd. An account Of the rents, issues and prof
its Of said lard from the date Of said deed
from Gray to Sharp to the oale Of de sall
floIn Sharp TO Ellis aud Of the taxes paid there
on,
4h, The amount Of The purchase money
psio by the defendant Ellis 10 Sharp, and The
amount ofpurchase money still due and ow
ing by said Ellis.
5lh. Such other and further matters rs The
Commissioner shall deem pertinent, or any Of
the parties may require.
At which time aud place YOU can stpnd il
you lhipk prop r; and if from any cause lhc
taking Of the said account should moi be cou
mpncpd on that day, or beng commence
should pot be completed the tnking oftho sam,
will be Adjourned from line 10 time Unit
completed, G, " OARGlLL,
Special Commissioner
Brown Sol. dec. ll-lw