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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
VIEWS OF SENATOR JONES.
AN EXTRA SESSION NOT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AN EXTRA SESSION NOT PKOBABLE-PKCsPERITY OF
NEVADA.
A TRIBUNE reporter met Senator Jones, OF
Nevada IN de rOtunta OF the ST. James Hotel yester-
day, aud asked him If Congress was likely to pass all the
important bills before the close Of the He said
yes; do 10, see any reason why they will not
b. come laws. Oh course, business must necessarily be
somewhat hurried at the last but do not anticipate
that ANY important measures will be left over"
Not even the AppOrtionment DIii ~
We'll, yes, 1 was about to make that
one exception There good why should be
hurried through this session. The 1t Congress can pass
1t in time for the elections night except the Electoral
Count bill as we'll 1t does to that it mat.
when how that passes. 1t would make but
little what The Constitution said, 1t could not
prevent very great excitement II the election should
again be close thar vote either way would make
the diff OF Democratic or Republican President
We had Constitution IN 1850 but the parchment
or what was written on it, did not prevent the war
breaking out"
" Il there any probability OF au extra SESSION.
"NOt my Judgment. While there are o few who
condition OF the business under consdera
ton By Congress such that tue needs and wants or tue
country cannot looked after properly the short
me from now TO the Att Of March, there many who
believe that the work will be done. You know that
men can do u very great deal IN short time If
they feel that they must. And this, l think.
is the in Washington. An extra SESSION would not
10 change the su Ject Senator Is your safe IN u
pro porous cOndtlOnf ,,..-
Sc. may say Nevada Is in prosperous condition.
There Is an Ill the Fast that our state Gov
crnent Is expensive that We thiHk of aDandOnng
and becoming "a territory That Is not the case
Our peupIe dc not know that they Lave Government
Ilat ia v felt II OurtlCnsOme at alL our
sytcm taxation - such That the poor people do not
feel thr AXE, We taxed according 10 our incomes
niue ia taxed Tor what IL pro iuces, pays
taxes OF the expenses ana, comparatively speak
Ing tue hur is let. Ia III" Eat taxes cHnlOt De
cT,eG In ihat way because tLere many rich
In AeVddn there Uniy lew rc men, aud tnrY cam
not do much Consequently, when IL lOde gives out,
ike the CUmsOck, revenue OF the Government
fa,is OF. Now wIat uuder such circumstances
docs the legislature dot 1t 10 WORK
and sallIiss expenses tight
agd LETT To make hIbltc5 lc-S than tue receipts
We have no aud uu MIXERS are doing WELL there
helug no State Territory tie Union where mining
IL carried scientifically and Systematically rs -
in Nevada. 1ne idea desire 10 be annexed To
Cat OPnis return To rrtOaI government Is absurd"
Are the interests Of the state other than mining In
nuui -hIL cUu,iI.ionp
Z" ~, 4ucDmcb aul farmers are dong we'll We
have grand gIazln country aud much nUney LAS been
uiICs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
THE WRECK ON TnE sEAWANnAKA.

Judge ChOate yesterday handed down a de-
cison IN tGe matter Of the Long Island North Shore
Passenger and Freight Transportation Con- any, II
was application by the owners Of the -. lhaka.
which burned He Gate IN June 1880 TO be per
united take tue benefits ~ the act OF Congress for lin
tDg the liability OF owners O vessels The value OF the
wreck Judge Choate Hntcd the petition. The wreck u
me srawanbasa was sold last all for about $1.7O0
Under the decision all claims granted by the court Will
IA ave recourse against that amount only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
An ELYsrUM.-Tom Amt seen you lately,

nj IN No, INN 0.oin' line Had two montbs1
Inn, No, fur f-Bli: Tresps.sinG on gents Stouna
caryn aud shoon rabbits dbl n rSns to- Iem
ra IN Leland Mrs verslf 70 that taeer Lane LoaSue
an steal ns ground stead o ire.pas's non yo can
won't want no uceuse fur TO carry 10 ss,i s,S for IA
INTO the bargain an cAanst OF iorh VS. ao1s
Two mOnthsn-iFun. trfs 't ~ ftt ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
THE AOa1HAMp7ON BANK ROBBERS.

NOErHAMPToN, Mass, Feb. IA" Red
Leary ana "Bhly" Corners were to-day arrngned be-
lorr ChiefJustIce Brigham and pleaded guilty 10
robbug the Northampton Bank IN 1876. They
ne ready for rial on MuCi II. Inoy had
counsel, and personally objected speedy u trial
Snaag Draper will he tried Leary and Comets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
WASTING THE PUBLIC MONEY.
EXCESSIVE COST OF POLICE COURTS.

EXCESSIVE COST OF POLICE COURTS.
GREAT INCREASE IN EXPENsEs-sMNL RETURNS OF
FISEs-PoIcE JUSTICES WHO ARE IGNORANT
OF The LAw-TnE BANEFuL INFLUENCE OF
PoLITICANs-NEED OF REFORM FAILURE TO
ENFORCE THE EXCISE LAW.
The salaries of the Judges and court officers OF
this city amount to about $1,500.00O annually, an
increase of 400 per cent since 1850. The Ponce
Courts are responsible for an undue proportion OF
this increase The failure to suppress crime is due
largely to the ineficiency of the courts. The NM.
ence of Aldermen and other ward poIti-
clans secures exemption. from punishment
Of many criminals. Many OF the Po-
lice Judges are ignorant of law ana
neglccful of their duties but they receive extraVa-
CANT salaries while their clerks and attendants VINO
are generally political hangers-on, are also pa'u
excessive sums. The Police Justices get $4,000 per
wear while the Mayor and Controller of the city are
paid only $40, 900 each, and Dock Commissioner
only $4,000 The Clerk OF the Court OF Special
Sessions gets So 900 per year. and the clicks OF the
sever, courts draw $4,000 each from the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
ClLIFORNiI MINING STOCKS.
SAN taAxcIsco. Feb. 14.-Iho following are
d. cIy.lns oln ID prLec. v m.nns .loc.. lo y.

ZEAL FOR TIE SERvlCE.-COonel : Drunk,
Ell Very bAd beginning Tor u young snlIr.! WuAt
you To for Yourself lR oruL (dcprcca,iuglyE
Very sorry Colonel ANXIOUS 60 pass Que OF awkward
sQaadiOOk 10 practice iHclngs by m'selI-did right.
aUOulfaoe too muon-gOt Rlddy-Iaint-blged 10 take
little drop, sir-restore QuPDr'um.-IJudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15

American Republican Asscs.stisD at Clarendon Ha
evening 1t decided TO send deeea Of 2s
bers to Washington 20 represent the association an
occasion OF the Presidential inauguration t,ae.-s
James OBeirue elected marshal for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
TWO DISTRICT MEETINGS.

The Nlllth Assembly District Republican
Association Dcl regular monthly last even
INK at No 202 Eighth-aye. Committees aduIiss
and finances were appointed. ana sixty names
added to the roll The Association has about $40
uctiyc members.
Tue XVitn Assembly ID strot Republican Association
held mon MY meeting lust evening aL NJ. 427 SecUnd
ave. Michael Cregun presided Routine business was
transacted, anu number OF names WA proposed for
membership.
IRISH REPUBLICANS STILL ACTIVE.
at the regular monthly meeting of the Irish
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
Tribute af Respect.

At n meeting of the Directors of the Bank of
Charlcstown. on Friday, March 25tb, the death
of JNo. w. AcCURDY, Esq, having been an
neuneed. a committee was appointed to prepare
resolutions of respect to his memory; where
upon,the following wero offered and unanimous-
ly accepted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Divine Providence,
In his Infinite wisdom. to remove from our
midst John w. McCurdy, Eco. q member of the
Board of Directors of this Bank since it's estab-
lishment. therefore
AR~EsoLvEp, That We are deeply grioved at the
death of John W. McCurdy. taken from us in the
nidst OF his usefulness. and We feel that we
have lost y Jealous and efficient eo-worker in our
duties.
RESOLVED. That we recall with pleasure his
fslthfulness in the discharge of his duties as a
member of this body, and his honesty and in
tegrity in all the busin ess affairs of life.
RESOLVED, That we sincerely sympathize
with the family of the deseaeed in their sudden
and great bereavement and sorrow. and offer
them our condolence.
RESOLVED. That We wear the usual badge of
mourning for the period of thirty days; also,
that a copy of these proceedings be presented to
the family of the deceased; that they be- en-
tered upon tho records of this Bank, and that a
copy be furnished TO each of the newspaper of
this town for publication.
ISAAC Il. STRIDER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
D.

In the Parlor of the Carter House, on the
Tongne: Mr.: LEWIS WOO to Miss NETTiE
WHlTT1NGToN both of this county.
A 1.-THE Presbyterian Manse. in Charlestown,
Hopkins. Mr.. THOMAS JANNEY and Miss
MILDRED BARNES-both of Middleway. this
county. '"t'
AZ Cumberland. Md. on Thursday, March
10th, ISL, at the residence of G.. R. Hollines:
and Miss FANNIE Z. BURCH. both
of Clarke county, Va.
On Tuesday. 22d of March. at the resid ence of
the brides parents, Poplar s princ s. Md. Nv Rev.
": a. HOOPER, Miss CARRIE R. BURDETTE to
Dr. q. (. HEDGES, of Martinsburg. West va.
In Cooper county, Mo, on February l6, 1881,
GOcDE to Miss ANNIE Nj. CHAMBERLlN.
danghter of John w. Chamberlin, formerly of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
Tribute of Respect.

At a mseting of the Executive Committee of
the Jefferson County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, March 25th, 1851, tho following res
%olntions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to
take from US by death one OF our members,
JOHN M.MCCURDY. it is resolved by this body,
1st. That we humbly submit to the Divine
Wlll, KNOWN that in Its wisdom evcrythingi is
demo for the best.
and. That we feel sensibly the loss to cur
body of the mature jGd gment and able counsel
of our late fcllow-member
Ord. That we sympathizs desply with bis
family = in their distress, and tender 10 them our
sincere coincidence.
4th. That n copy of these resolutions be sent
30 the family of the deceased, and that they be
spread upon the minutes of this body and be
Published in the county papers.
M ). WHITE, Pres't.
r. A. ALEXANDER. Sec'y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
COMMUNICATED.

Rr. Eator.-The Friday Night Club,
headed by Messrs. NJ. 6. Lloyd andgw. O..
Ramey, was brought to o close ON Friday
night last, at the residence of Mr.. William
Ramey. The party was well attended by a
large crowd of beautiful dancers, among
whom were some of our Middleway friends
Miss "A, q. Osbourn, Miss NJ. =. Nicely,
Miss H. A.. Lloyd, Mr.. N. Roberts, e.
Smith and D. Heiston-who seemed to en-
joy themselves to the fullest extent. We re,
turn many thanks to Mr.. Ramey for his
trouble. and hope the time for meeting will
soon roll round again.
A FRIEND WHO WAS THERE.
March 20. 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29

THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY RoAD.-The
Philadelphi North American reports Presi-
dent Kimball, of the Construction Company,
as saying that trains will be running on the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad, running from
Hagerstown, Md, to Waynesbero', Va, by
the 18th of April. Mr. Kimball also says
the company already has in contemplation
the construction of several branch lines, one
east from Berryville to the copper regions of
Loudoun county, Va, and west through the
silver and iron regions of Preston and Ne.
nongalia counties, W. Va, east from Chris
t%iansburg to the iron of franklin county, and
west to the coal of Summers county, and
east from Wytheville to the copper Of Carr
roll county, and west to the coal of Camp
creek,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
COMMUNICATED.

Editor Spirit OF Jef;erson.-Wo lament
very much to learn of the sudden demise of
Mr.. John w. MoCurdy, one of our most
useful citizens. The writer has known him
for many years. He was honest, liberal and
communicative, useful, intelligent and prac-
-tical. Where he was best known, he was
most highly esteemed. He will be sadly
missed by his family, neighbors and friends.
l have always found him intelligent, ready
and communicative, and a safe counselor.
His family and friends have my warmsst
sympathy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
D E D II.

At his residence in Middlcway, lin this county.
on Monday. February 2sth, 1851, MI. SAMUEL
aged !3 years and 10 days.
tFrom tho Mystic Tel
AT REST.
Where the acacia, pledge of fond renem-
brance, blooms."
.DIED.-In charlestown, w. Va, of consum,.
IN tho S0th year of his age.
Fro. DalGarn was a Mason only a few years,
put III that short time he eudeared himself to
ms orethren by his upright character and his
zeal for the Institution of Masonry. He filled
some Important eMees in the Lodge. Not hav-
ing a very retentive memory, he was NOT az
bright in the ritual as many others. but he was
a true Mason in every respect.
Bro. Dalgarn's remains were taken charee of
ny Malta Lodge, Ne. SO, and Inferred With full
Masonic honors.
Leaves have their time to fall,
breath, ~
And stars to set bat all
lhou hast all seasons for thine own, o. Dcath!n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
EARLY PLANTS,

TNHE underlined is prepared to furnish vari-
cites of fine Early Plants-Tomato, CAP
bage. Paper. &e.-all of the best, from the best
seed Will furnish Plants in season at moder-
ate rates. Single Plants in Pots a speeisIty.
viii also give attention to the Plating and
Pruning of Trees. shrubbery, &c. Graftine and
Budding In season. Crafts furnished by me,
WILLIAM WATERS,
March %. 1881
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
PUBLIC MEETING.

A public meeting will be held at the
Court House, Friday, April LIST, at 2 O'Clock,
to appoint a committee to take steps to col.
lect the unpaid taxes due by the B. & o. R.
R. to the county aud the several school dis
triets. Other business of great Importance
to the Taxpayers will also be considered.
TAx>PAyRps
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
RAILROAD MEETING,

TAKE EOTICB-Iu pursuance of Resolution
4 passed at a meeting. of tue President and
Board of Directors of the SHENANDOAH
VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY, held in
Hagerstown. Nd, February 18th. 1881. a Gen
eral Meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS of said
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company, will he
held at the Rnst House. in Luray, Page eountv1
Va. on TUESDAY, SIN BAY of April, lsSi. et
10 O'Clock. M. oSEPH T. WRIgHT'
March 5, 1881. Secrstsrv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAvING qualified as Executor undsr the
~ viii of robert Lucas. ali persons havins
etaims AGAINST his estate will please present
thsm at once to me at my efhc e in CharIestown !:
persons Indebted, arc notified to make pronsph
payment. DANIEL B. LUCAS.
ua,.,. an ,o. Ex'sr of Robt. Lucas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
SOFT BLUE PLASTER.

WE are now grinding a ve.y superior artiel.
~ Of PLASTER: We grind our Plaster
available az a fertilizer unless SO prepared. This
10 the season of all others to use Plaster with a
ltoeral maud as there 10 an unusual quantity Of
moisture in the earth to dissolve it.. Farmers
ordering Plaster by Railroad will please send
laeks. Can ship by railroad, single tons or car
March g., 1881. IIppITT IN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29

Wheeling has been excited during the
past week over the ab%sconding of John H.
Zevely, of that city, who has been found to
be a defaulter and forger in various financial
transactions.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29

Mr.. John T. Grow. for many years MANS
glng editor of the Baltimore Sun, died sud.
dealay last Wednesday night.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29

The Democrats of tho q. s. Senate have
thus Tar, by hlibustering, defeated tho cleo.
tion ef.H. q: Riddleberger to be Sergeant.
atsArms, and other Senate officers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
677 Solomon's, SIT
Earl Bashaw.

THIS beautiful young Trotting Stall
Il lion viii Stand at Charlestown ,r8
1851, commencing April rst and endingJune the
2oth, EARL is six years old the I'd of May next.
he stands 16t hands. aud weighs 1900 lbs: is a
he has been exhibited four different times, and
took the first prize each time. His Sire is Ba-
Baltimore refused $4,000. He is closely con-
nectcd with the Hambletonians, Clays, Black
Hawks, Morrills, Fear Naughts. Ethen Aliens,
kno1es, Lamberts aud Gold Dusts. See Bills
next week. For further particulars apply to
Groom for Card, or address
DIR. T. w. SIMMONS,
march %. 1ssl-3t. Haserstewn, Md,
PEATTY'S ORGANS, IT Stops, s Set Golden
~ Tongue reeds, only S5. Address
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
MARES 4w. Washing ton, ". J.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
MADAME .GRTSWOLD'S
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
March 30, lsSl-4w.

1" the Circuit Of JEFFERSON County, Vest
Virginia.
ISAAC F@UKE, Trustee. eatharine Henkle.
Plaintiffs, '
ADAM and J. B Loman, late part
Ill. Hunter, Defendants.
IN ~CHANCERY.
CErtrdct from Decree Of March Sth, 1917
T'HIS cause is reeommittcd to Commission
l. er Cleon Moore, with Instruction. 70 80
notice to the parties as directed by chapter iseI.
section 4, of the Code, aud with like effect' ard
to give Jas. II. l.. Hunter opportunity, If he de-
sires 1T, to prove any further made
ments made by Cockrell d Loman, or anv one
for them; to enquire and report the value Of the
realty in The, bill mentioned. and the anauai
A~cepy-Teste:
F. P. LYNCH, Clerk.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that / win execnte ~.
t6feSeing peeree at my office in Charlestown on
cLEeN MOORE.
commissioner.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE OVER
SEERS OF THE POOR.
J. " win hold their Annual Meeting at ao the
Aims House. on
Monday, April 18th, 1881.
that time. as it will be the last Messing prior
to the Levy Court. By order Of the Board.
March %. 1ssi-st. sr
TaErsry best quality OF cANyAssED HAMS
March rs, ISL !
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
NOTICE.

Parties interested in the foregoing cause ara
hereby notified that I shall proceed to execute
the same At my place of: business in Charles
town, on Thursday. April 21st, 1851.
GEO. w. Z. KEARSLEY,
Commissioners.
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s.
a SURE THING.
BAUGHMAN Bros
Medicated Paper
SACKS,
FOR THE
Protection of Meat,

rENHESE Sacks, after n test of four years. knv-
ing been used by the Farm ers of MARYLAND.
Virginia and Pennsylvania, arc pronounced by
them to be
THE Best KnoVn Way to Prepent Shippers
in Meat.
They are CHEAPER THAN MUSLIN and aro war
to be
TIE ONLY SURE WAY TO SAVE MEAT.
With ordinary caro- they will last from throe to
hVo years. All we ask is n trial aud yon will
Medium and L~argc-for different
sizes of Meat.
o. Directions on every Sack.
Reasons Why you Should Use cur Sacks.
THEY are the only proper way to save Meat
from Shippers.
THEY have been proven to be much better
than muslin SaekS.
THEY are much chopper than muslin and will
laSL rom three to FIVE years.
11lE4 are recommended by somo of the best
Farmers OF Maryland. Virginia and PonBsyl-
THEY have been used for four years and in
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bleat put in then. If the directions are followed.
lHEI keep the Nest in q better eonditlsn
than any other known way.
W For Sale Everywhere.
BAGGHMAN BROS,
Cole MauHfAatuTors
Frederick City Md.
s. s. DALGARN,
Agent for jefferson County.
Jan. IS, ISs1-Sn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29

Our entire community was thoroughly
shocked en- Thursday last, by tho sudden
and unexpected death of John W. MoCurdy,
Esq, one of our wealthiest and best known
citizens. Mr.. McCurdy had left his home,
III shis place, in the morning, apparently in
the best of health; visited his farm and mill,
and was on his way homo, when, after get
ting of his horse to open a gate at the barn
yard OF Mr.. w. 81. II. Roper, he was seen
to mount his horse again, and only rode a
few steps when he fell, and was dead in less
than Eve minutes. He was, at the time of
his death, in the 68th year of his age, had
been for years q consistent member of the
Presbyterian Church, was a Director of the
Bank OF Charlestewn and of the Jefferson
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company and
was we'll and favorably known throughout the
entire county. To his doubly afflicted wife,
to whom to the loss of vision is added this
heavy SORROW, the sympathy of the entire
community especially goes out.
The policy holders of the Jefferson County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company held their
annual meeting on Monday of last week, in
this place. The old Board of Directors
with the exception of Gel. Chew in the place
of Mr. D. Hefebowsr, who withdrew was
reelected, as follows N. S. White, Eugene
Baker, a.. B. Davenport, 8. f. White, R. p.
Chew, VIM. FL. T. Lewis, James Logic, J..
o. Melvin, J. W. Rider, John ". McCurdy.
Edward Tearney, q. P Wilson, John II.
little, E. G. W. Herr, W. L. Wilson. Tho
report of the Secretary and General Agent.
hlr. Il. A. Alexander, shows the Company
to be ia a fourishing condition and its bust,
ness increasing. 1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of jefferson County,
West Tirgtniia, IN Term, March 9th, 1881:
WIN. I. LEMEN, Plaintiff,
Against
JOSEPH ENTLER'S Ex'trs, &c. Defendants.
IN GHANCERY.
TT appearing from the petitions of Richard
l. &c Wclshans, Tho Cemstery.n and
James A.Tenant, this day filed, that certain
sad Joseph Ent1er' deceased. have besn unit
their motion and at their cost and expenses this
cause is recommitted. to Cemmissioner Kears-
ley, with instructions to audit the debts of said
petitioners. satisfactory proof of their business
being produced before him., having first given
notice of the time and place of executing this
order according. to law. Said COMMISSIONS
will also report the payments made BY the
Special Commissioners, upon the debts audited
in this cause, and the amounts yet due upon
each OF said debts: also the respective amounts
vet due from each of the devisees of Joseph
Entler. deceased, upon the apportioument Of
the debts ofsaid Joseph Ent1er heretofore made
among them. or upon such reapnortionment as
may he made necessary by auditing any addi-
ings to the next term of this Court.
A Truo Extract-Testc.
+. P. LYNCH
Clerk of the Grant Coart-
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LuTHEa J. .ErcH1soN,
THos.B B. TIMBxRIAKl,S Assistants.
r: l.. TRussELL,
March-29 aSI
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NOTICE.

NJ D ALL parties indebted to sitEsr Of
In bs'tke above firms are specially urged
to prompt settlement of their Accounts.
r-,o 1881 B.B.& E.B.&H
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i ing been used by the Farmers Of MaryIanS.
Virginia and Pennsylvania, arc pronounoed By
, 1881-01-31
'e'svc. Antye.

ttlttawn, ,sircnlur.t 1alesburg Er 1.N ~
hSB!lraAkh Ex JIl.It n ~ ~ .a!P !
hfluAngue j. Hluttx iItY EJrtp.sj G:H ~ t'h 4:'
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