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, 1878-03-16
Our ex.townsman Val. Wildman

OoAs "a cO"hSAAoA al. W NiithistI
is in Kentucky, trying to obtain an
interest in the famous Kentucky
lottery; if he fails in this he viii
start one in opposition. Val. is q
champion manipulation, and viii
doubtless succeed in that line OF
business.
A PRIVATE letter received from or
tawa informs the Victoria Staadwd
that it is believed the terminus viii
be confirmed at Esquimalt, ahd work
commenced on the British Columbia
section Of the Canadian Pacific rail
road this year.
Two thousand dollars will be Civ
en- by the people of Pine creek,
Whitman county, Washington Ter
ritory, to anyone who will erect n
saw mill there.
LOST. This morning Mr.. Henry
Jarvie, of Cedar river, lost a $50
roll of silver in coming to this city,
the roll wearing a hole through his
pocket and falling through.
PROF. A. L. FRANCIS is opening
an assortment of musical instru-
ments in the store of r. G. Graves.
on Commercial street.
On the 24th of Nav q number of
rowing and sailing men will go from
Portland to row and sail against Vic
toria crews.
THE Dakota arrived in Esquimalt
this morning. and will be due in Sc
attic tomorrow morning.
, 1878-03-16

Mrs. Melusina Fay Pierce, IN an
address before O committee Of the
Massachusetts, Legislature, sugges-
ted novel solution of the woman
suffrage question. She considers
woman the protected class, ''for SO
their Maker has ordained" and she
is opposed to placing woman on a
political equality with man; but she
thinks it a hardship that the seven
or eight millions of women in this
country should be arbitrarily govern
ed by men without ever being con-
suited. AS a remedy for this hard
ship, she urges that the women of
every town be requested to elect
advisory councils and schools. and
charitable boards in connection with
the local authorities, and she adds
that, while to confer manhood sufi-
rage or law-making power upon
women would be revolutionary, "to
confer the advisory power recon-
mended would be natural would be
simply to enlarge the conception and
scope of the actual and immemorial
relations of women with the COVER
ming half of the world" Her ideas
appear to have the merit of original
ltY..
, 1878-03-16
The Dumb Man.

GOSlON, W. IO.-1 quay
there appeared before the Gov
ernor's Council what Warden
Chamberlain of the Charlestown
State prison regards as the NEST
remarkable case in his expert
ence. The "dumb man" was ex-
amined in reference to a petition
for q pardon that his friends
have presented.
ave have saw HIM for q min
ute or two last week. said Mr..
Haynes ofthe Governors Coun-
Gil to the Sur correspondent,
and the brief interview haunt
ed me the rest Of the day. We
had taken up the papers of Mich
ael ODonnell, sentenced for the
murder Of a little girl. He had
served ten years. We asked the
warden to bring O'Donnell in.
Soon after a tall man in prison
dress walked in, and his appear
ance and manners We're SO
strange that none of us could
speak for few minutes. We
sat and looked at tho man in
amazement. His hair was per-
fectly white and soft, but there
was fixed expression on the
face that was terrible. He look
ed like a man struck dumb with
terror-like sleep walker.
There was absolutely no expires
sion whatever on his face except
that Of fear. He walked like
an automaton. We put q few
questions to him, and he simply
answered yes or no, without the
change of a muscle. The sight
was SO painful! that we sent him
away, and then asked the war
den about him. 1t seems that
he was q well -to-do Irishman
who lived in town near by.
and had a small piece of land.
In his garden he raised vegeta-
bles and was troubled by thefts.
One night he heard some one in
the garden, and rs he then said
for he has never spoken since
of it-he fired at random into
the garden to frighten the
thieves away. 1t was so dark
he could see nothing. Then he
went back to his house. The
next morning the body of a girl
about Is years of age was found
in the garden. The charge that
O'Donnell fred had killed her
He was tried, convicted, and
after his sentence for life he
acted like a man from whom
every emotion of feeling had
gone. The vacant expression
came into mis- face, his hair turn
ing white, and for ten years his
manner has been unchanged.
He does the work that he is
told to like a machine, and
obeys the prison regulations,
but he never speaks except to
say yes or no. He is known in
the prison as the dumb man.
The petition for his pardon does
not come from him; he did not
know until summoned before
the Council, and even when in
formed that his chances for par.
don were deemed good, his man
ner did not change.
1t appears that a strong point
made By the prosecution when
he was convicted was that he
saw the girl, knew whe she was.
and maliciously shot her; but it
has lately been learned that he
did not know her. 1t was All
Halloween and there is a super
stition that if virgin places a
cabbage over her door upon that
night, she will marry him who
first passes under the threshold
The girl went to O'Donnell's s
garden to get the cabbage for
that purpose, had never been
there before, as was alleged at
the trial, as showing O'Donnell's s
malice, and was shot. These
facts have been satisfactorily
proved to the Council, and Mr..
Haynes says there is no doubt
but that O'Donnell's pardon will
be voted.
Mrs. Melusina Fay Pierce, IN an
address before O committee of the
, 1878-03-16

The works OF the great German
gunmaker and manufacturer, Krupp,
are insured for 50, $50 600, the prem
ium on which is about $12 90 u
year. This sum is divided among
twelve insurance companies.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
sFaEEeIFF''S SALE.


iI,>"n ruI IIr>"n. ct al.
, office %: IT,, r!'Tk 81 IL" Circuit court at La
b.. ,,r,, cr;u',, Missouri, both m favor of La
."'i' county All t'"tn ns''n,t "!i'i''n itlN"n'
Lows =. iHN"u a'd , harirs u scott, 10 me d.
r',IrtI. and r,fuvuihl" t. the April term, 1873,
ps SAT-! court. ! VIII, on
SATURDAY, TuF rTr DAY OF APRIL, ISIS,
rrtNrrr g!r" hours OF nine o'rlnrk III the fore
noon aui Hyr u'ciuCk III the afternoon of SAID
,iAs. Hur. III front at the courthouse door, in the
cay ul LrNiu-r"u, in I.atayri;" county, Mis-
-nuri, ,ur1u- the session OF the sad Circuit
court ui -I1b county. sell publicly, 10y auction.
O." t'r H'-n''i "r'trr. Tor cash IN hand, All the
rr.Il. .f.". interest, clI!m uud estate Of ti' said
NlIit,m 'ii\ru- l,Wl- = HiN"n and Charles Il.
~'"t'. defendants IN aud 'Nrcntinn-, in and 10
IT,, I,lluN IVY described real estate, situate, ly-
r- ans ling IA tn" county Of Lafayette. aud
skate ul Missouri. ;p-wIi. iur northeast Vnar ter
township InriH-'i hl Isl. OF rang" twtnty six
'-".. '\'r.t 'n'-Aiii pi An acre IN III" northwest
conner ii ~iHi PuIlt'r-Iunri,r, 7"ii Tor school
r"ti"-'-; li~" Nv" ~ :'''' ~ me northwest
corner cot he northeast quarter ui the sontheast
u%'.rr'r eel -''t,"n ntr,t''n 1871. township forty
,- : li~i.uI rang" tNtnfN-~tN tI'l. and being
: II N rods "a-i ana west, ana ihIrly-twn 81
ru,I- nor 10 and ~ru.i,; ais" one III let within tnc
corr. sac l.us,.- II the citv ui Lexington, and
point ~IN'cus, ti@. !"rt a"rir of The nnIthw"-tcor
urr II! biuC~ kn1wn and represented on the plat
81 the ,iy~i adtIiInn To tn" town OF Lexington.
lurN rirk ! and now "r ii" IN the recorders of
ace. ,tg ~aI'i county - t!rch number sixtocntl6!;
rH,Irt north go III" northern lin" "t section num-
r.r Tu'rtl-t"ErtJii IN township number tity one
iaii ut rtrw" number twcnty-srvciI i21I; thence
~.r-lrrlv ~iin said section line one hnndIe,. and
Ery fl,YI isr;, to Il IKE; ,nencr south 10 "a point
sINir. o. iiHj ir"t north III sEtN block sixteen lei:
Thence" westerly. on 4 line parallel to the north
era La" - >ant block. sixteen ilji feet 10 the be-
ginning: SAID tract -! land being, by estiHa-
con. lhIrtt-cGnt ti~t ir"t ten il0i inches wiue
al IL" wr-r rrt rNrrc"f, and thrriy-sIx 1851 feet
seven lu"h,~ wid" Ut the eat end thereof.
t,!N,n uit,sT 3uy I.Ui. Inns .jln day Of March.
~ GEp. VI. MpLNTJDl,
rnLrlN,I Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

pf virtue OF a renewed order of the Probate
u court of Lafayette county, Missouri. made at
ed, executors OF The estate OF Joseph Chrisman,
deceased. will sell, III public auction, TO the
highest bidder. for cash in hand. in front of the
courthouse d"ur, In SAID county, ON
MONDAY, APRIL /, 1875,
if not sold privately previous TO that time, be-
tween the hours of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
ana live O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, all
the right, title, interest AMI estate o; the said
Joseph thrIsmun, deceased, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate, lying and
being IN SAID Lafayette county. Missouri ,to-wit:
The northwest fractional quarter of section sew
"nir"n 90. IN township ilty-one taD. of range
tW-n'y-four t2i), saving and excepting eighteen
tisj acres amt thirty-six t36) poles, taken OF of
tue west side al said fractional quarter, hereto
fore sold and CONVEYED 10 John ChrIsrnan, and
also saving and excepting eighteen isl acres
and iilIriy-siX 1850 poles taken on OF the east side
oil saul fractional quarter (as laid of by Chester
steele), heretofore sold and convened 10 .Joseph
Al. tstrisinan. leaving the central part OF said
fractional quarter still belonging to the estate of
Joseph Chrtsman. deceased supposed to contain
thirty tj0) acres, more or less; also the west halt
OF the southwest quarter OF section seventeen Q1l,
in township ff;v-one t5). of range twenty four
t2J, containing eighty 800 acres; the northwest
corner N the west halt OF the northeast quarter
OF section twenty-nine t2a!. in township ffty-
one fsD, Of range twruty-iour j3p. CONTAINING
Sax acres and lilty One-hundreiins OF an acre
ID aN-lV) also part uf The west half OF the souih-
west quarter OF section twenty (2u), in township
nitS-one till,of range twenty-i"ur tI Contain
ing seventy live acres and fifty onc-hundrpdths
10 N-lu0l OF an acre; also the northwest part Il
the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter
of section thirteen U3). in township fity zone
uOJ acres: also the southwest part OF the north
ives; quarter of the southwest garter OF section
thirteen u), in township fifty one (ill. of range
twenty-ilv roniaiulng ten (lol acres.
JOHN CiRISMAN.
JOS. NJ. CHRISMAS,
mrstd Executors OF Jos. Chrisman, decd.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

WTHEREAS Edward IIord. and Emma E.
w lord, his vile. by their certain deed of
trust, dated the 18th day Of October, $50, and re-
corded in the recorders Urie of Lafayette coun-
ty, Missouri. in book No. %, NJ page lis. of
deed OF trust record, conveyed 10 the bridgeport
National Bank, OF Bridgeport, Fairfield county.
Connecticut, the following described real es-
tate, situate, lying and h.iug in the county of La
taycttc and state aforesaid, ,o-wit: The west half
Ol the northeast quarter o! section eight Isl; and
the east half OF the southwest quarter of section
e'gi; Isl; and the northwest quarter of the south.
east quarter OF section eight Isl; and iiitv-four
lJil acres, ali that part OF the east bait Of The
northwest quarter OF section eight Isl. which lies
east and south of salt Fork creek; all the above
described iands being In township fifty 1901,
north, and range twcnty -four Iil. west Of the
9th principal meridian. AMI containing. in all,
Two hundred and fifty four I25II acres, more or
less, TO secure the payment 81 y certain prOnis-
sury note or bond, therein described, together
with all the interest due tnrrron. said interest to
be pald selni-annuallv, and so recitcd in said
deed OF trust; and, whereas. said interest has
become due, ami default has been made in the
payment of same; and whereas, it Is provided
IN said deed OF Trust that in case OF the death
resignation, absence from said state of Missouri.
or other inability to act. of The said trustee. then.
ana in that event, the then acting sheriff of the
said county of Lafayette. at the request OF the lie
gal holder OF said note or bond, may proceed Ia
execute The powers granted 10 sad tIu-tae in said
deed OF trust: and, whereas, the said trustee Is
at'ecnt from the state of Missouri, now, there
lore, notice Is hereby given, thai the undersigned
sheriff and acting trustee, al the request OF the
legal holder OF said note or bond. will, in &C.
c"rdhnce with the terms ana conditions OF said
u.td oil trust proceed to sell the real estate there.
IN Aiescrib-d, ut public vcndue, TO the highest
bidder, Tor cash IN hand, at III" courthouse do r.
IN Tue cify oil Lexington, county OF Lafayette,
ami state uf Missouri, on
TUESDAY. THE 18Th a OF APRIL. ISIS.
between The hours OF nine O'Clock in the forenoon
satIsiy saId note or bond, and interest thereon
together with the costs vi executing this trust
Given under my lanh: hi, 18Th day OF March
InrlGtit Sheriff, and Acting Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30

OF WORMS.

TIE countenancc is paleand lcaden-
colored, with occasional titislics. I
Il circumscribed spot on IL OF both
checks the evesbecolne dull :thepu-
pills dilate ; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is II
rita,ed, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
Il swellingofthc upperlip;occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing Of the ears !; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly IN the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious. with a gnawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach. at others, entire
ivgone fleeing painsin the stomach;
occasionalnausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard,
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough coughsometimes dry and COR
vulsivc uneasy and disturbed sleep.
with grinding Of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ; itisan innocen prepara-
ton, NOT capable Of doing the sight
rst inimryto the most tcnder infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANEs YER
MIrUGE bears the signatures O! L.
AicLANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL

I(Y virtue of an order made by the county
- court OF Lafayette county state of Missouri,
and al the February term OF said court. and on
the LIST day OF said term, II being the 4th day of
February. ls.S. | was appointed the agent for
said county 10 sell the real estate hereinafter de-
scrib"d. and by virtue vi said appointment. i,
the undersigned. agent appointed ns afor, said,
will. on
SATURDAY Tue 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1873.
before IN" COURTHOUSE door. IN the city OF Lex
ington, county and state aforesaid. between the
hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon aud five
O'Clock III the afternoon Of said day. sell, at
public auction. To the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand, all the right, title, interest and estate
81 tie aforesaid Lafayette county in and TO the
following described real estate, situate, living
and being III the county OF Lafayette, state OF
Missouri, tp-wit: The south hall OF the south
east quarter OF section twenty-six t2bI IN town.
ship iorty-nIne ti9), OF range twenty-five (55),
excepting ten 90 acres out Of the northwest
corner OF the same.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Febru-
ary. ls.s. GEORGE N. MOCSTJDY.
inarl6td County Arrnt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
SHERIFF's SALE.
Horton and Weaver
L. F., and 7. b. Weaver, All

~ N"A
DI virtue of a special execution, issued frem
u the office of the clerk OF the Circuit court %.
Lafayette county. Missouri, in favor of I.uCiu-
r. Weaver anu Thomas Y. Weaver, aimini-tra-
tors OF the estate OF Jacob H.. a. Weaver, de-
ceased and against William Horton and W illIam
II. Weaver. to me directed, and Ietnrnable to
the April term, ISIS, of said court. I Will, on
SATURDAY,, THE 6TH DAY OF APRIL, ISIS,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, and in front OF the courthouse door,
Missouri, during The session of the said Circuit
court OF SAID county sell publicly by auction, TO
the highest bidder, tor cash IN hand, all the
right. title, Interest, claim and estate of the said
William IL Weaver, defendant in said exc
cution, in and to the following described real
OF Lafayette and state OF Missouri, to-wit:
Two twenty = one t22ll part of the south
east quarter OF the northwest quarter of
section twenty. t20l; and thlrty-twO and one
half [32ia acres OF OF the west side of the
nor, beast quarter OF the southwest quarter
of section twenty, f20l; both in township
t4Sl, OF range tw.niy-siN [26l; also,
quarter Of section eleven llll: the southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter of section
twenty-three i:3l; the south-half of the south
west quarter OF the southeast quarter of section
twenty-tbrre; the northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter of section twcnty-tour t241;
ton twenty-siN t26l; and the two twenty-one
l2-2ll OF the undivided half of the south
hall OF the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty-four l24l, all IN
township forty-eight t4sl, range twenty-seven
Ell.
Given under my hand. this 9th cay of March,
1873. GEO. NJ. MOUNTJOY,
mcbgtl sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

vs..
Henry II. Deter.
d virtue OF Il special execution. issued from
ID the office OF The clerk of The Cucult court III
". NIviun, and against Henry X. DETER, To me
directed, and returnable TO the April term, ISIS,
OF SAID court, | Will, on
SATURDAY, TIE GTH DAY OF APRIL, ISIS,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon ami five O'clock in the afternoon OF said
day, and III front of the courthouse door, in In,
city OF Lexington. in Lifay cite county. Missuu-
ri, during the session OF the SAID circuit court oi
SAID county, sell publicly by auction, 10 the high
est bidder, for cash III hand, all the right, iitle,
interest, claim and estate Gi the said Henry h.
Deter, defendant, in said execution, in and To
ana Being in the county of Lafayette, state OF
Missouri, tn-wIt: Lot eleven an In block J in
III" town OF llIrginsvIllr. rs per Plat, now on
file in the recorders office for sail county; also
the east mali OF lot No. one ii, beginning 1T 4
point twenty t20l feet south al the northeast cor
nsr oil the west halt OF thu northwest quarter OF
section six 90, township iorty-ninr 40. OF
range twenty-five (21i, and running thence par
a!.cl with the line between townships forty. nine
40 and iiify t5Uj, west three t.) degrees, nine
ty-nine AMI on.-half (E'ss) cnniLs IN u siune;
thence south two () degrees tltty-one t5DchtiDs
To Il stone; thence east parallel with first line
three 90 degrees, ninety-elght and one-haif
ty>i a chains 10 II stone in The east line OF SAID
said last named line. north two ~ aegre-s ffty-
~ acre.
Given under my hand, this 9Th Lav of March,
ISIS GEO. NJ. MOUSTIOY,
mar9td sheriff,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
~SEEEEIEE'S SALE.
Wilson's ballard

tyrr> {. VI. Bird.
70 virtue "G - spectral and General execution.
l--nr,i from ~" office OF the clerk of the
tlrcurf cnurt Of Lafayette county, Missouri, in
iIynr Of l:ruiIHrin II. Wilson and Cornelius +.
I.ul'4rI. aud against .tyrcS {. NJ. Bird. To me
,llrrrf.t. AND r-tuTuIblc Ia the April term, ISIS,
ni sr,l court. ! will, on
SATURDAY,. TUF Gru ~ rF APRIL, ISIS,
irrNr.u the hnu1-ui uiuc'o'cloCk in the fore
noon AMI live O'clock in tn" afternoon of said
dtN. and III front ct the courthouse door. IN the
.li- ut LrNi gtrn. IN Ltiry"lt" county. during
Tia. session pi ihl SAID : lrrIiIt court 81 SAID ruln-
~, -rIl p]#h!jtll. by ulctIUn- To The highest bid
der. iul rten IN IrriuI, AL ia. right, title, inter-
,~I. ciIiin and c-tiie al the said AyrcS (. NJ.
I:irt, DIT, ntitnt in snrd execution, IN AMI To TIE
ruiluwlus described r'ui "S'aic, situate. lying
aud beng IN III" county OF Lafayette, and state
ct Missouri, io-wIt- one NJ acre of land. being
quarter Of section thirty 1901. township forty
.lTht ISL, range tw"nty-s"Nrn l2.l, and de-
SCI Ihrd nS follows: Beginning nj the quarter sec
ton corner 10 sections thirty and thIrty-one
80 and 81 IN SAID township and range; thence
north on the true line seven l. chains to IL stake,
To- drsIsT ale the southeast corner of said acre;
ihrhc" west three ~ chains and sixteen and
"uu-thir,i M ! links To- Il stalk; thence north
Ihrcr I2l CHAINS and sixteen and nnr-third tl6a
Inks Ia II stake: thence east thee III chains and
thence -"uru three ~ cham, and sixteen and
ore-'huI [iGial llwh- E" the iirr' stake set up at
thI- soUinra-I corner OF said acr" at land, to-
grihcr with IA sIuEi" story Two III room frame
hntl-s. twomiy-nr, and ou.-haif ~ = feet long,
tom. ecu IiI + ct VIDE, aud tru Il"i feet high,
panel door, situated Upon said acre OF liant.
Gwen under nv lIn,t. Tits 18th day Of March.
ISIS. Go. NJ. MDUN1IDi,
inarl6td sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.


closes Liapntth, ;tuiiif.,
Callahan, ct al.
" ! virtue OF an execution, issued from the
} office al the clerk oil the supreme court of
inc state Of Missouri, IN favor Of Moses Chap
man, administration of tn, estate OF samuel W.
Nuri.r, and against Lizzie y. tal'aian, James
NJ. callahan. Alh"r, Jurtrn and John Hall, to
me directed, amt rcIurn.blr 10 the 4 prii term,
ISIS, Of said court. | will, on
SATURDAY THE Gri DAY OF APRIL, ISIS,
between the hours OF MIN" O'Clock IN the
forenoon and five O'Clock m the afternoon eli said
ia Y, and in front II The courthouse DIOR. III tt,
city Of Lexington, III La inI'ttr county, MIe-
souri,, durin. the session oI tn. Circuit court
OF Lufa. c;re county. Missouri, sell publicly, by
auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash III hand.
ali the right, title. interest, CLAIM AMI estate of
the said LIZlir a. Callahan. and James NJ. Cal
E,llan. Albert JorIun and John Hall, d"i"ndanis
in said execution. IN and TO the following de-
sCIIb"i real estate, situate, lying anu bc'ng IN
The county OF LAFAYETTE. and state 81 Missouri,
to-wit: The southeast quarter oil The southwest
quarter OF section twenty-Ouc I'll, township Ill
tv 1901. 81 rang" tw"n;y-eiSht Isl; and the
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter OF
same section, township and range and the
same section, township and r'nge; and the
northwest quarter "i the northeast quarter oil
section tweuty-rIght Isl, township nifty 1901,
and range twentv-eight t2el, levied upon H. me
property Of said Lizzie a Callahan, James VI
Ialiutlan and Albert Jnri0n. Also the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter OF section
tw-nty-one t2ll. township hity I5nl Of 'anSt
tWenty-eight Isl, levied upon a. The property oi
said John Hall.
Given under my hand, his l"'h day 81 March,
ISIS GEORGE N. MOtS1JOf,
m4rl6td oherIu.