Buckinghouse v. Gregg

The Court takes judicial notice of a county. created by a public statute. But the Court does not take *402judicial notice of the time of the division of counties, and the erection of new ones, by county commissioners; under the general law. The time of the erection of a new county, by such process, where it becomes material, touching a question of jurisdiction, must be proved.

McDonald and Walker, and Milroy and Taiman, for the appellants.

The Supreme Court, in a case appealed, would, doubtless, take notice of the session of the Court, when held in such county, pursuant to law.

Where a suit was…