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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23
}, WEST VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1851


THE FtRMER'S TOBACCO TAX.
Mr., Mckenzie, one Of the Repre.
sentatiyes IN the Hoase from Ken.
tucky, has introduced bill to abol
'sh law that has heretofore occa
stoned much controversy and bad
Olood in West Virginia and othe,
tobacco producing Statos.
The bill rroposes the practical ab
ohtion Of what may bs called the
farmers tobacco tax.
1t allows farmers to sell in small
quantities $1,000 worth Of raw lsai
tobacco, Of their own raising, With
out being subject to the requirements
Of the internal revenue law.
Tobacco is the only homegrown
farm product taxed by our laws
aud the repeal OF this tax is worthy
OF serious consideration on account
Of the relic it proposes to an impor-
tant agricultural interest.
The proposition is to allow farm
ers TO sell their own tobacco CROP
ny retail as we'll as by wholesale.
and to exempt them from the Sc.
we're penalty now imposed on them
for selling or giving away few
pounds OF their crop. The revenue
law does not interfere with the farm
Ell s disposa OF his com, wheat, pota-
toes, turnips, or any other crop; he
may sell these in any way that suits
hlm-in large quantities, or in small.
But If go twists up part OF HE to-
bacco crop and dlsposes OF it in
small quantities, The act is made
crime, punishable with heavy fine
or lmprlsonment-and farmers. ig-
norsnt OF this harsh law, are fre-
quentiy arrested and brought before
United States Courts for violating il
without knowing il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23


40. ''e d'SPos''ion to s'v9 thatiorcC
ana consideration to the defence
"n''h on6Nl 90 toe gwen to lt Not
only tue press ont the pulpit, lac
av''fsl' had rrJodsed the case.
Tue P"'P'' eon'emHed "u'tean ON
'"' assumption '""' ne was sane
man. and yet not' single minister
OF the Gospe. hal called on the pr.s
ontr IN ms cell, and not Al sIngle let.
ter Ia oeen sent bY them to him
"s sSne man, calling on hlm TO re
Pent 'ni turn so G'd. Applause, 7
Nineteen 'wenNeihs OF tue letters
received by Ga'teau were simple
threats against ms 'de, Snt not more
'hen TWO or three hresthed Chris
'"1 sP"'L lie 'f'''e's'd 'he action
o' u'bS b"V's I'D recent murder
case ia Ne" YORK Tor as he said,
go'rS outs u' OF 'he case and IN
s'"c''nS the J"'y IN tue Go'teau
case "'u SWING as law what Judge
OoA "ou'l not give " he (ScoylI'e)
were not mistaken
In the course OF hs remarks the
speaker s"d he had good ro'son to
oe''eVe 'h"t the pr''o"er would not
i've nnu' the conclusion OF his tial.
lie (oeoV'lIe) wac here to eoa that
Uo'''"u "u n"o a lar 'n"I under forms
o. Jaw, out ne Nas not here to guard
'n' prisoner "''h troop OF soldiers.
"'' the responsibility rest whero it
10 'E"" he gave 'hi' warning, and he
S"e" whereof he spoke. 1t was not
lot 'he I'e oil 'h's man that he gave
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23
TREASURY INTESrIGIrToY.

The expenditures of the Treasury
Department in John Shermsu's time
are to be Investigated by a Senate
committee consisting of Allison. Lo-
gan, and Hale, Republicans, and
Davis OF West Virginia snd CookreI,
Democrats. Allison and Hale may
be counted upon as sure to gloss
over John Sherman 8 acts, but there
is chance that the Stalwart Logan
will vote with .he Democrats to 90
TO the bottom.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICER .

''NN 4 OfFiAt-N'
fudge Of ne C6cGt Co'Ut-Hon. VIM.
T. Ice.
Commissioner S-H. c. IIa4aus, Presi-
dent john p, Jones and Jas. Alleuder.
Clerk Of tie circuit CO1Dt-SmiIh Crane.
Clerk Of the county COTt-J. Ann Mars
'HR.
Prosecuting Attorney Neil J. Fortney.
Sheriff Elisha Thomas.
StlrUcyO1- John A. Dalt vmplo.
AsseSsOrS-We side, Thos. FOrtney;
East Side. Gabriel Pulliam.
Commissioner of Lost RecOrds-W m.
C. Worley.
Physicidn TO Jail and Poorhouse DIR. S.
Austen Pratt.
County Superintendent Of Free Schools
Joseph III Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of the Or nit Cout-
Smith Crane, Joseph II. Hawthorne, II.
W. AcCafferty and Jlo Morris Crane.
Commissioners Of the County Court.
W. Parks, II. w. Monroe, Joseph If.
Hawthorne and Smith Crane.
CORPORATION oFFGCEEs.
Adyor-James II Carroll.
CotncU-John s. HurdocE, s. w.
'5nslley, Jnc. III. Garner, Elisha Thomas
and Potter Veltz.
ReeOrdeT-John NJ. Crane,
Ser0ednt-Gr0ve G. Jackson.
Justice OF the Peace-J oseph M. Gods
win.
ConStRJte-Jame Carroll.
MINISTER'S.
k>resbVteridn-Rov Samuel Graham.
Methodist E,piscOpdt-Rev. A. Hall.
Baptist-Rev. Patrick Murray.
EVangeLiccl- Rev. NJ. Bollcntine.
a. N. H. Church, Rev. 4 fred SteptOe
TIRsT rATIoEAL BANK OF KINGwooD.
RreSident-W G.. Brown.
Wee -PTesideRt-Smith Crane
CdShier'-F. Heermaus,
ASstStdnt Cashier J. w. Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-TERMs or
COURT IN PRESTON COUNTY.
April Term, Sth day OF April.
August Term, 18th day of August.
November Term, oath day Of Novem,
bsr.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday in January. first Mon
day in April, second Monday in JULY
and first Monday in October
gINGwooD PosToFFfCE.
Mails close att o'clock a. m; arrive AT
8 O'Clock p. IA.
once open at 3 o'clock a. M; closes al
9 O'Clock pm. J. NJ. Go OWN. y. NJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23

THE NEW JERSEY LEGISEIrURE.
Tbs New Jersey Assembly is now
Democratic. Al the recent election
that body was returned as being
composed Of 20 Democrats, 80 Re
puollcaus and Independent, but
recount oil one Of the districts gave
the return to Democrat where a
Republican had been returned. On
Monday one OF the Republicans elect
from Newark died, which will make
the status of the Assembly when it
meets January Let % Republicans,
80 Democrats and l Independents
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23
rHE VEN ArroRxrY-oEyKRA1

THE NEW 1TTORNEY-G GENERAI.
Honorable Benz. Harris Brewster
who has just been nominated by
President Arthur for Attorney-Gsn-
ersl, is lawyer Of considerable die
tiuctien, AMI has for many years oo
cuPied q prominent position ct The
Philadelphia bar He is also well
known as platform orator, aud he
often appears at college commence
ments and other snnivsrssries where
hoe HteTsry performances are e7-
pected. Ha was born in 1916, IN
Salem, New Jersey, and is conse-
quentIy tolsrably well advanced in
years, although in appearance and
action and especially 10 dress, be
gives the impression ola man who
has still great deal Of the enthu-
sissm and buoysncy Or youth. Up 70
The breaking out Of the var Mr..
Brewster was a stauuch Democrat.
lie often attended the National
Dsmocrstic Conventions. and main
tanned intimate relations with A
number Of tbe leading Southern
statesmen Of the ante bsllam period
His wife is daughter Of the LET.
Honorable Robert J Walker Of
Mississippi
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23

General David II. Strother, Port
Crayon,' who recently 8 ed tn In
roy Cave says, IN my earlier days
explored a number of notable cav
ern'. Including the Mammoth Cave.
in Kentucky, and Weyers, in Vlr-
ginis, bat ! must confess that nv
recent visit to the Cave of Lnray
has been new revelation, surpase-
ing IS that does all had previous y
seen, iu the richness and profusiou
OF its ornamentation and it's weird
and dramatic effects"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23
TINE SIrUArIONIN IRELAyD.

TIM SIIt1IION N IRELAND.
Tie New York Herald pubnsh,s
a very instructive geographical chart
together with an explana tory letter,
showing the operations Of the Land
Court in Irelsud, the amount Of
rents withheld and otner features Of
the great struggle in that island
for justice and fair chance to get a
living out Of the soil they till.
The cumming uP Of the case shows
that the people generally stand by
the principles laid down by the
Land League, and refuse to pay ex-
horbitant rents, and that reductions
are made in many cases without re-
codrse TO the Land Com mission. The
great trouble which conironts the
PoPulohon Of Ireland, even those
who DIE willing to pay rents on the
basis OF an equitable settlement, il
the fact that ia many instances Il q
tenauts ate In arrears and that the
landlords insist on the full amount
before any reduction is made. Tie
tenants are in a large majority Of
cases unable to comply with this
condition precedent, and if they are
compelled to pay it in instsl lmente
their annual obligations will be as
burdensome as before, and nothing
will be gained by the rebate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23

4 GLIuPSE or arr OLDhN ISWE.,,
Tue wife Of Gov. B ackour ,ofKy..
g've an old-fashionsd quilting and
cRGdY-pNlnOg party at jur Execu-
tiv4 Mansion in Frankfort on Tues
day evening. The Ial.es Who par.
ticlpsted were clad in calico dresses.
and the bIll of fare for toe snpper
Included roast possum, apple toddy
and other deIcaciss Of the olIen
time. Tbs venerable DR.. G. Ora
nam, Of Louisville, who is on The
verge Of one hundred years, took
part in tie Virginia roel.
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prevail Il has attained. and means never
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mons And DESERTS mlS bride
rho Daughter Of "a virginia I'd
itOr the Victim

a'Da atN' FAFNtihs
A report is current In Richmond, Vir-
ginia, that a young lady Of an interior
village has suffered harsclf TO be bcr,nlcd
into a marriage with middlc-aged man,
who. deceived her with story like that
worn threadbarc by the notorious blga-
mist, Marvin. a singular part Of the s,o-
~ IL that the young lady Is the daughter
Of an editor Of Virginia, and therefore
should have been well acquainted with the
Marvin case, She became acquainted with
the man while in BlllimDrc, during the
Oriole festival, and ho being very attcnt.
i've, and apparently q man Of means she
consented 20 Az engagement. Her BilU
more friends thought II would be good
match, aud approved and encouraged 10.
The lady returned home, and being fol-
lowed by her suit0r, tho marriage took
place In her native villaC several weeks
8g1. The couple slarled on thcif bridal
tour, and for several days nothing was
heard from them Then came tbe Grnoue.
ment-a mcrege from the daughter that
struck liko a thuodabJltin the mids. Of a
happy and mutually devoted family il
whs dated from Baltimore, ana announced
that the bride had not only been abandon
ID by the man who bad led her 20 the 81
tsr only few days before, bu, that she
had been robbed by him ~ everything,
even her jsw.lfy aud clothing These ar
t.cl.s hs had pawnod The message sura
moncd her brother and father 90 her aid,
aa tho villain, after roDbiDg her and .esv.
ing her utterly destitute, had ab btndonpd
her, without 80 much as plyilg bus own
IoarF If1
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To residents Of his co,uty-One ear
$50; six months, 10; four months, 90
cents.
10 non residents Of tie cOtuty-One year,
o. ,65-the 10 cents extra beng charged
30 prepay POSTAGE six months, So cents.
shrse months, go cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-23
THE WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Published ere3V FridaU b,
GEORGE PURCELL.

T KINswooD, PRESTON COUNTY, w. VA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

and added fuel to The fire from Il e
stoves, Every man in this car, four ia
all, was roasted to a crisp. Henry {.
Brewer, of Elmira, The messenger, was
in the express car. Efforts were AZ
once made 10 relieve him by breaking
d hole in a side door. lis managed TO
get his head through .he hole, but The
doomed man's legs were fastened inside
by the piled up mass ofexpress matter.
The lrain-men made every effort 10
pull him out, but tie flames drove
them away. 1t was noticed that his
hair and whiskers had been burned eff.
He pnt his hand up 10 his eyes and
receding disappeared ia the flames.
Five men in all were burned to deaih.
None OF the passengers were injured
The postal car victims must have per-
ished very quickly as nota sound came
from the wreck to denote their presence.
The following are the names of lbc
dead: Joseph Beideneer, mail ageni,
and Henry F. Brewer, express agent,
Emira Mail Agent S-y5olt, OF Mount
Hope, and Ingraham, Of Bughamlon.
and Mr.. Fox. OF New York. The r.
mains were taken 10 CwegO, whore al
Inquest was held this forenoon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

Commissioners 0Rfce,

Woodstock. Va, Jan. 81. 1881.
To CYRUS Keisler and Samuel kcisler txrs
l'of Henry Keister dee d. and all other creditor
ofJnO. Stichley deed Compts. and MAI
cellus p Keller admr. of Jn0. Sickley decd
Mary Stickey, widow Mary c Sticelsy anu
K. K. Stckley and Mary ). his vile
You are hereby notified that ! have fixed
upon the 2Stn day of Feby. next bet~ ~een
the hours Of o'clock, A. N. aud 6 o'clock
p. NJ. if fair, it not, on the next fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted) to take ana
settle, at ny office, the accounts Of
lst All the debts, whether due by Judg-
ment lien, bond, note or otherwise against
Juo. Sllckley or his estate ami classify them
in the order Of their respective Priorilies
2nd An account of real estate of decedent
it, location and quality.
Ord An account of the personal estate 10
which end he shall settle The ACCOUNT OF n
Z. Keller admr. of Jno. Stick ey d.cd. AMI
any other matter he may deem pertinent or
that either party may require required to be
taken BY the decree Of olenaudoan Circalt
[ ourt rendered on the l0t1 day Of Dec. 1850
in a suit IN chancery depending IN sad couit
between Henry Kelster Exfs &c. Complts
and John Stickley's admr. &c. D.its. and
from any cause the taking OF said aecolr 8
shall not be commenced. or having been
should net be completed on that
Jay. the taking of The same Will be adjonrn-
I'd from place tsplace, until the same ara
aken and completed.
Given under my hand as Comm ssioner in
of the sail court, a. my Office IN
aid county the DAY and year hrs. aforesaid.
+. W. MAGIUDER.
Feb. 2-4w, ERs.P.Q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
Battle with sVild Hogs.

y lot of hogs belonging to Mr.
C. II. Dresslcr, who lives near
Covinston, after roaming for
menths on Lick Mountain eeame
entirely wild, and, as viii be seen,
savage and dangerous. Mr.. Dress
Ter, desiring to kill them, instructed
Mr.. Crockett Mitchell to DO tie
work. On coming op with them
Nr. Mitchell shot one OF them down.
The second ball entered the mouth
Of another animal, carrying away
ts lushes,which enrased his swine
slip aud worked up its passions to
the fighting point The wounded
hog sqraug at Mr. Michel, apPa-
rentIy aimiog at his threat, who,
being muscular, threw the brute
back upon the grouad, Bat before
Mr. Mitchell cQald draw his knife
from The belt the hog made two
more vigorous attacks upon him.
Retreat now became Mr.. Mitchell's
only chance, which he did, the an
Imal Hessing him at every step
and gaining upon him. During The
retreat NIr. Mitchell drew his knife,
and finding the hog again up with
him, turned and gave battle, the
hog seizing him by the arm in the
struggle. Finally the animal fell
dead by a well-directed thrust OF
the knife,
The foregoing particulars were
obtained from Mr.. Geo. w. Dress.
Ter, whose father was killed by a
log some yeas ago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

NouNiSsIONEf's OFFlCF.

GOMMlSSIONEH' OFFlCE,
~ Wood-t 3s. VI. Feb. lst l3'..
To Joh1 W. OFT, :. T. Nm- Il. Barseli, ". s--
Walton and l.. -. Newman, Aiur-. 4 s.. 4. Dan
uer deed ". c. Barron ani al other general 'r
len creditors of A. j. CIlrr-, decd. ". 1. '-.l-
l,auis Admr. OF A. J. Cuilers, drCA Mary I .
cullers and SslIe y. Cai'e
You are hereby not ned TIA t | have hxet up 1n
the ID day OF March next, Detwee- the hours - 3
O'Clock, M aud . clock, T. %. IL far, II not
On the next fair dag thereafter sunday II epiei
to state settle and adjust at my oh;e, tie admin
istraturial acc Iuut 81 ~. 4. Wi.ialns, adlur. /
A. J. Cullers, de ca. t. ascertain tue actual ana
annual va Ut VI he real estate Of which a. j. Gu
lers died, seized aud possessed. Mht deti are
outstanding against dccede ts estate, and clAssn
tue same 9Ith respect to priOiilies ascertain the
money value Of the dover i.teTest Oi tue WIDOW 81
the late A. j. Gu lcrs or any other matter dc insd
Pertinent By any patty IN interest. re4lsed To ut
taken by he decrees OF III naudOih Ir"uIt curt
rendered Oh the sth OF Sept. 1850 aud 2lst cAy 81
January 1881, III aalt III cAancefy delenring Ia
SAID court bel Woeu John ". OF >. ~ u,s V a.. D..
Bargelt Com lts. and 4. J. Gu ier's admr. "id "
aud heir, Defs. and II from any cause the tdAlh-
Of SAID accounts sball Lot be commenced, or h.N-
.ug been commenced should not be clinl eied on
nat day the taAmg OF the same Will AdJ0drnrd
from day to day, OF FROM place to place, G-tl the
same are taken and completed.
Gwen under NY hand as Commissioner IN csan-
cery OF the said court, at my oi q IN sid colnt!
t1s day and year fret aforesaid.
1. HIIE BIRD.
WkWpd P,b, 2,-4v,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

VIRGINIA. TO WIT;
Y In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of shennudoah January llth 1881;
Josiah Stckley Shlf. Com. Admr. Of
Lawrence Sangsion decd. Complt
AGAINST
Robert Suirh and barbara his wife, Wm.
shine. and Nnian NJ. Keller Trustee for
Barbara Smith wife Of Robert Smith, Defts.
In Chaacery.
The ohieoi. OF this suit is 10 subject the
land conveyed bv William ship to William
N. Keller T,usiee for Barbara Smith to the
p,smelt Ct the liens binding the same prior
to sai,l trustdeed.
It appsaring by satisfactory evidence that
the defendq't William Shipe and William
n. Keller are not inhabitants Of this State
# is ordered. That the said defendants DO
apuesr here within ore month after due pub
ieaf;on hereof. and do what is necessary to
prorcct their Interest that a copy ofthis or
der be published in some newspaper printed
in Wo1 d.toek once a week for four success
i've weeks snd copy posted at the. front
door of the Court House Of said county, on
the first day of the next county court.
Gro. w. MILEY. C. c. C. $. C.
A Copy Teste,
GEO. w. MuEr. c. c. csc.
Jan. 26-4w T.. s. p. Q.
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L 4,nMMIoslnNER. oEFIcE.


- " oodstCck, Va, January 2)th 1881.
10 Obed Funk sc. Cor pit. aud d. H. SptngleI
dmr. Henry X. Grove decd, Daniel Gillian and
liarv G.. hi, wife, has urpyr-bis wife, Jno.
- grove aud b tie Lis wife Allen Grove aud his
vie, a DAVIS and Ann his wife and A. Meueiee
AID Lula bis wife.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
he -5,u dly OF f0bruA:y next between the hours
OF Oc.Ock A. ". and D clock z. NJ. 10 take aud
s-it, It iny Clcs, the accounts Of ali the debts If
Henry X. Grove deed, and slate them in the
order OF their respective prioriiies.
.ud An acc mt # the real estate Of which he
d.el seized aud possessed.
3rd, An accounr Of any surpluss remaining In
The hands If 81. L. williams Trustee fos the
pr' petty sold by him.
4u, VI accouu; Of the settlement Of y. NJ.
srrnsie- al OF. (snd substituted Trustee) Of Hy.
T. Grove decd.
aiu. A4y otaet matter deemed pertinent or that
any parry IN iniefest may require requi ed to be
t4leu hy tue decree Il ohcuanlOth remit Court
rendered ou the lnth day # december ls8D in
SUIT IA claucery del ending in said cOuri between
Oh-t IGua h. COmptis. aud Heury IL. Groves
adm. sc Dcits and It from auy cause the taking
IF saj. accounts shall not lie commenced, or
AAv.nL been commenced snOuld not be complete 4
40 tuAt day. the liking Of the sans will be ad.
iluruei from daP to day, or from place to place,
Ili.i the -.m are tAAen aud completed
Given under M hJnt Commissioner in
ch-ureiy OF the sad court, at my Office in said
c.uAty tue Jay a.d y,ar first Aforesaid.
f.. D. NEWMAN. &.
Feb 2-4v +, T.. =. p. ,.
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Arthur Holmes, Q son CT Benz. 2.
Holmes. of Summit. Y. j.. dled at his
home Friday from hldropho6ia. be
was bitten by his fathers dos SIX weeks
ago.
The New York EceniHg Post say':
Senator Malone says that There are
enough resources in Vrginia to establish
an empire" that there are mines OF
everything except gold that will ply TO
work aud that they are not work d
ecause capitalists won't invest THEN
money in State which is liable at any
momeut to increase the debt and o
course the taxes This is -ool so Tar
as Il goes. II the Senator had added
'or in State which re uses TO pay IT.
debts or threatens not 20 pas them, he
would have further cove red the ground
of the reluctance OF capital.
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Nsto advertisements,
nnMMlss1nNEhs OFFIcE.

u woodst cs, Va. February LIT '0-l.
TO J. J. StOneburner, Philip grove aud LDcl-
Czer Caruth srs.
You are hereby notified that have hxe1 npou
the A. day OF March ne Xt be weeI tn h,drs = &
O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, =. H. II fair, n u g.,
on the next fair day thereafter (oundas * e. t-D)
at my ofice to state ana cla-si! according u
order Of prioriues Lens subsstln5 i-aiLst .uc rel
Estates Of Ebenrzer CIrutlers tie dcJt and amy
other mater peftiueht or any party IN interest
NAV require required T. be taken by the decree
Of shenandoah circuit Cou rende ei on the -ui
dty of Jduua lS5 IA suit IA cuaucery oe sItld-
ing in said c0uit between j. D. It n burner
Complts and L. Caruiuois Deits. aud iHi, l
Grove Compit. ". L. C4rutAers Deit. aud II ~ 90
auv cause the taxing of sii 4cclnIts shall IA { be-
commenced or having been co.niuonred sn ui !
not be completed OF that dag tle "a .iIg oi ihe
same will De adj lurAed f,oii dag t. day, or oa
place T. place. until the same are taken and c'tn
leted.
GIVEN urder my hand as Comri-siouer ID
chanc ry OF tue said court, at my of;e d. SID
county lne day lnd year fifst afo.osait.
l.. .HlTE BIRD.