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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

h.rr'sEss. Exciting pleasures never produce
happines'' Every ones experience viii approve
th's' aionins,ely. tie voisty Of pleasure rarely
draws useful lesscu fiom this fact. /, does not
see" 10 him that II the excitement IN Nhch he Ia,
sought 20 md pleasure has 20, yielded il, bat has
iavsrsbly prodoted reaction which .;ok. 49,, =
TO the lcwes, depth Of misery. pcreh,ncc n,ic,,'.
evenncss Of temper. sad a seeking tor ,,;o,ros.,
"a the ealmoess of right thoughts NAV brio, ,h,,
WHICH be 90 aresniiy desires. In well reenI,,e4
snseiion' slone can be foand true e1,oymep, :
There mus, be eslmDess OF bought an even 90.
ing temper-snd . raiionshty about oa, pu,,,s,.
sna P'nes IN WEAKNESS and ps'n for robler jo,s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
commissioners Notice.

w sub'cribers, being appointed by the Hon. Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Rutland, commits.
slonrrs TO receive examine and adjust all claims and DC.
mands Of all persons against the estate of
isaac RANDALL,
late OF Mountholly 10 said district deceased
insolvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; all six months from the seventh day OF
Nov inst hens allowed by said for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10
the business OF our said appointment, at the DIV ling
house OF the widow Gsllana Randall in said MountholIy
on the Isl Saturdays Of January and March next from
nine o'clock until three O'Clock r. VI on each of said
days.
TIM p G.1RFIELD, C.....,
ETHAN PRIEST, : COMMUNICATE
Dated a, Mountholly this 25,h dOy Of November A.
-. 1896 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
POETRY
rHE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS
uwc,. r.st

Here halls .. oe, nassrh 80 pitch o. istt
Ga Tie rssr~t fors.t g'e~se
And isrki s.ef SEC 18th ths h~Bpctsrs EeEt
n, ne ~ist fruss tho scsti~s fcyns
WA sssns. nave toss ,is sneissi ~uss
Ri . - ti6ss . u iIst.d
MAI Nal ~ issn I'D rtis % bicct
To s~-cs ssd scsiss Tho isae
lia~ ~. dass w,,s, fins, ih feicos ,Afihi
IT. ftsrsis To sleep ~ bird
To f1Frp~ eve nasa tie so.es be siN
A. -, step nsSa fAl suheaft
THT Fsseu iiss - tho blss Chsmplsis.
J. = 70 eae,osss tc-cn,
Apd ere q ecu siss i~sne tgtia.
The tower sat The lsss carr
TlH - so i.s.i ffom the Fork that eidss
trfs ths Gre Gle. light he brake
A rsSS.ef Iu.ce ibs rrfos bsaes
IN hs fortress b, tho isac
naA hsgh tie Ere TIL The psuihef leap
From NJ, ioity psrch 10 fright.
Az eel .srsesthss our weary arms .th .leer
IO' The deeds 81 to- i0Ufrps night.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

n .ais ,erraont lyElE II remembered lh., =, -.
D,irl1 q Rutland a. ID rs,el Probate Ca,'S' - :
"a w'sin and Tor 's, district on the st Morsy
's,ns The sth e-y II December a. ID. Is9G. -"'
Isaac hresee. sdsninstrsior Of The .,s,enCr,.,
ave OF Brandon 10 sAid iislriei Jecessed proir
ten1er al Aoeonsi Of his sdmiaslrntion snd as
~, n se.oasa .s.'oN ,.'l estate ior allowance
orde'td That sad soeouni he ex.ni.. "a -, ,.., . =
session thereof 10 be holden a, tbs robs. ~
sn and 70, tsd di.ire', oa the frs. Moad,y AZ
1NsaH'y Hst' sod that the publication o1 o, ~.
,s,ss wees, excessively II the Ruilsni Herald
toto. - -, :. 5000 a. may be. shall be suaies
object thereto. " ''sy yea cause, and
H. u. ToBsLEE, Rer,,,,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
RUS SELLS
Drgetable Bilious Pills,
OR F.1NJLY PHYSIC.

FOR general use in Of Jaunjice, morbid seinib
iy OF the somsch and bowels, loss of appetite otid
orea'h cos'venes Piles, and all diseases arising from
blnry deranSemepts for correcting the state Of
the blood, and cleansing the system Of foul yscid hui
mors These pills are mild cathartic, producing
ther pains non gripping and therefore valuable and
highly approved medicine and are pronounced such
By the most distinguished physicians.
Each box contains SO pills
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
W I D O w S
or OFFICERS OR soLprEssc,

o. OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS O. TIE RIyo.
- -. wv VINO were married bcj VI tb- sla., a.
their last term Of Service whose hu.bu.. D. ,r,, -
ably 10 the ACT Of Congress of the eth, Juno. 1882 s
years ana not less than six mon,hs, can now v Ga
hie' or during their remaining single, ,rua Of ac
Hc' OF 4h' Juiy 1856 such pensions MS 'h,r hI.lata
would have been entitled TO, under the fr.t. ,, B
ae' whether Their husbands may have ,e.. duuny .e
war or since That period Also, the widow. o euch
oh'cer' or soldier who married a6e, tha, n,re
husbands have died since the 4h, Of Mufch 1884 arl
before The 4 June, 1884, draw so muo "a. t1cir a.
spociivc husbands would haveb en- entifiei TO- uaIe
the act Of June :, 1882, from The said L. M.reb
the day OF the said hushanis deoesse
u Pension business attended TOO as usual
4Isiw rIIg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

~ young farmer having purchased watch pla-
CO It IN bis fob, and stru,ing across the floor said
10 his wi ie, Where shall drive d nail to hang
my watch upon, tia, ii may not be disturbed and
brokon' j do not know a safer place replied
lis wife. than in our meo, barrel, I'm sure no one
will go there 10 disturb it,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

epen s1 IN the garden of reniIesnsn near IIsiris
Czech. fresh and ftss,ni, and fruitful wiihsi have
eeen ln't upon our table. Flers OF Pomons masi
have tsiien ia love si.h Borss and Determined 10
s~sn his coming even IN bis rpfsn mood
to present him bosegsy IN the ssnks Of the Pa.
itP.co. - Baitissor, 5a.. .lss. 50.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

May Be used in mi;ne or raier,

iEct celebrated bitters composed purely of veg
etahes OF the most innocent and specific virtues -
They are recommended particularly for restoring weak
constitutions, cleansing aud strengthening the stomach
ana increasing the appetiealso preventive against
the cholera morbus fever Analogue removing nau.ca,
vomiting. heart burning, weakness in the breast PAL in
the stomach aud other symptoms of atulence and ind
ses'ion' One box will tinciure one gallon.
Price 25 cents box
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
am respectfully yui
GEoRsi
Hampstead, J.. |. March 9th.

Persons suffering from the above c,n,Yh iti.p,l-.
despair OF a cure from the failure Of the si .
nav" "'ed, are invited to make trial u i! t,- .,
cc,enrsied medicine, which has in year r,I .l .-
relieved, as il is also now doing tbousaa 81 XIII
pared OF relief Nothing but Eir t,i.l can ,., y
equa'e iden OF IFS unrivalled excellence l,. af--.
OF the best applications known for stiff l.. ,,..
numoness, sprains ,id chilblains Pr, Is ...t
uJ-None genuine unless signed r. t,,,.,r ,,t.
wrapper (soie proprietor and suretsso, l, DR. te,
ny whom they are for sale, nj his Count Room
~ G"ur' street Boston and by his spec pln,a ..
Uy DANIELS BELL, Rutland LEV I.f1ti.. .tcH.
ADAMS, WARNER Co, Ludlow
NO Eel qG.a5yfv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
Published BY N. g. Goddard,
Windsor. Va.

.9aS fer ssis "a oil psris w. Engiosdaad " fsrt;
NlARsusLLS NEW SPELLING BOOK Asp FL.
VI ENESrARY PRINCIPLES 90 rss ENGLISH
LANGUAGE ;-cslcos,sI to teach Spelling and read
rag b. ss.i,sn. dc'siioa aud the mode of
c,sing cis.sr,--hy EiIarkF. MARsHatt. suthor Of
a -sIslhns Book OF the Eagi.sh Language Sc.
The above work has been prepared with great care.
sud belisred 10 ros,ess many advantages other
books IL The kind new The of the author
will readily be rrcognr-l 10y macy Of School Com
niee, sod Teacher, who have 10 years past adopted
and usei IN fornor work un which the present QUO IL
believed 10 he very grcs, improvement.
Many fecommendatofy Doi,cef have slresdy been re-
cevei, among which the following
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

Coon SENTIMENT. The Boston Pearl says lhoi
proia1e language is to conversation what ten inch
spikes would be TO 'eneerng- splitting shl,erng
and deiocing IT, II is 10 bad taste, offensive to
maj .nty. aud gratifying to none.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
NOTICE..
u. w. & r. n. PRATT.

1GfANE removed their BAKERY one door we., of
-SA the MAsoAic Hall, VIII re thny will continue IN
ca.Y ON the BiklNG BUSINESS IN all its branches.
Rutland, Dec. s, ib3S "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
Joseph IL. Oalfnan,s Estate,

Disirioi 9, R@tiand, SIS u that a, a special
Probate c'rrt held at Rutland, within and for
SAID district on the twenty first day of November
A. ID. 1896,
f,eseah f. ". HOPKINS, Regis;e.
,.,, :, acting Judge,
"H'aa .narsL, Executor Of the las, VIII and
testament OF Josrph b. Ookmon, late of " alling
'ord said district, deceased, proposing TO rem.
Der an account oil his administration and nfesen,
ms account against said estate for allowance.
Ordered That said account be examined in
eour', al session thereof TO be holden a, the
Probate office IN Rutland within ana for "a A.
n's.'.n 'he first Monday Of January next: and
ihat lie pubcaIion VI copy of this ordsr IL
weeks successfully in The Rutland IIeraid' n,;,',
ed al Rutland as soon as NAV be, shall be su(T-
Gent NOTICE 70 al concerned to appear, il thew
see cause, and object thereto.
r. ". HOPKINS, Register,
-" Grgao I.y.~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
Important
TO PERSONS SUFFERING m
COMPLIANCE,

70 The Editor Of The Inquirer.
GIR-On the principle inculcat,
- good DR.. Franklin, 10 difu.e ,
every mean in our power 10 mitigate
tons of suffering humanity, | feel il
to make known through the mediut
per,that on reading therein an n,
Jebb's Liniment. for the cure Off,
forcibly impressed with q belief that
remove the severe Rheumatic nffec,
been for seven or eish, yesrs subje,
most depr'vins me OF the use of my
ly procured bottle. and before hs,
IT, found very sensible relief. This
dence in il, and led me 10 obtain anoi
Of which hos completely removed II
of my limbs, together with the cruu,r
TO their wontod vigor.
am respectfully ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

ARIA kIossoNs ~ soyKssEE. So,s ,o,i.
blossoms issl gathered from = iree gror.nv IN The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
MORE NEW GOODS.
HODGES &. GILMORE,
III AVE just received large addition to their
l. l. former stock OF FALL and WINTER
GOODS


which have been purchased since the late
decline of prices and which they are dispo-
sed to sell very low for Cash, Produce. or
approved credit. They would invite all
wishing TO purchase to call and examine
their stock before they buy.
Their stock consists in a very general and
extensive assortment of French, English and
American DRY GOODS. A large as
sortmeHt Of
CROCkERY, GLASS WARE, CUTIE
RY y HARDWARE.
Also, much larger assortment of GRO
CERES than they have ever purchased be
fore. They have purchased large quaint
ties of TURKS ISLAND, COARSE IVES
TERN, BBL. and LIVERPOOL SACK
SALT Also, FLOUR.
30 Tons NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.
ground at Troy,-a genuine article--al Of
which will be sold cheap for good pay.
They have a supply of SrASLEY's Rotary
Cooking and ParIor STOVES, for sale at
The Furnace prices. Also, a large quantity
OF SALISBURY GLASS. Merchants will
be supplied at the Factory prices and on the
same terms.
-U.1.N1ED-
In exchange !or Goods all kinds OF coun-
try Produce, for which the highest prices
viii be paid.
Rutland, Nov. 20, 1886. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
NEW GOODS.
UTTER DANIELS Lss jns, received from
IL, New York, On addition to HE former stock Of


FALL & WINTER GOODS
which renders his assortment very large and
complete--consisting of
E r+sgSl and MEKINoEs.
Ere r,do sma Englis"' PRINTS.
For Cold Weather.
BUFFALOE ROBES CAPS; BOAS:
MlTTlNGS; GLOVES; Ladies Satin Bea
yer HATS; Rob Roy SHAWLS, &c. &c.
Coarse Western este SALT.
Troy Flour.
U.fN1ED-in exchange for GOODS,
all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. for
which liberal price WIN DC paId. CASH
paid for FLAX-SEED.
Rutland Dec. 5, 1886. so
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
NEW BOOKS.

JUST received aud Tor sale OF the Etr...rr,rt
STORE, very large supply ofpu
BOO KS
anons Witch the following may 10 su..l va
The PARLoR sCRAP.BoCE , ip,,
TOKEN, ,..
PEARL
GIFT, ,+-
VIOLET,
CHRISTMAS BOZ -
Ai'o, HANNAH MoonNs eump,ts ,,sfst te
CoLrniper's rorrte A. won L. 800
do TAeip TAIN
large aud beautiful supply AgngTNIrt
nee' fancy binding, with .iN besu,i - 800.
lorNo MANS SUNDAY BOCy.
DWk BOX,
BOOK or POT lYl
NouSG LADIES SUNDAY moo
OWN BOOK.
One't COMMON SCHOOL L3gE5ry ...,.,.
"i lwen,y.hre volnme' valuable u.rt.I.l s. D. .t =,
Family Library;
BURNS POLITICAL UORES
W. hsntSs TOETIC.3L M. INK.
YouSo LADIES snd Cr,r,,.... ,trf,,..
POCKET BOOK;
CRocKFTr's DtE.NTgiRES f.. .rv...
SHEPHERD LEE STT.4Rt ,.s4.f.fr5
SILK GRowERs GUIDE; BE- H..I..f
e,sy method of managing Brssi
POLfGLOTJ' Bibles plain r'.. ....,
Also, avery large ns'sor'm ent Of A,.ifJ3f tg.ty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
From ia. Gem" R.rhtaer, ". Y. June %. 1896

"our esteemed friend Nsrhpll has Just putlishcd =
Spellug ok wh,oh excsls his former excel
lent oienesrY pub osiipns IT, arraus ement. sre sd
aiirio. and The Lessons smineuy calculated 10
sl sr7irs'ly "rd f"rv a,j ;he y"png rind more
tne Efforts. ~ Is intersi,tsed with ,u., iLstsat,c 81
the ianilnt readnss ~hoi accompany them. Besides
tho ordinary polling anil reading lessons IL ooniain, an
EpiOme a'iary, Which will be exceedingly useful
the scholar. We srs ofhe opinion tie ,hi. al ri Of M
Mariha III meet II most tehly dcserves with
tended lairnagc. II oosli prd6,Aby superseic many
Of the dRy looks which tll in ia many Of Out
.L~os..n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
TRUMAN .4BELi'S
New England Farmer. Alma
lllC.

FOR the year Of the Christian Era, lsaY, lus ,,,t
Ashed and for ,sle ia lots To suit rurcha,,,. o., Non.
subscriber, at the Windsor Bookstore
NC. GODDARD
Windsor. Sept. q. 1896. 4fe,o,ys1-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

Ftom he "Pespics Pr,u," .Nihi,bug, ~ .fagirf
"darsiali's New Spelling Book. receuily published At
Windsor IN this stale by y. c. Gohisri, appear. ~
style bigy crelisble to the pubishcr ami may 5e
sdcrcl a valuable improvement, the old spelling
BOOK Of The EngIish l.aguags" by The sane sulhor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20


"Mar-hsl's New Spelling d ok, Just published by n
{. Goddard OF Windsor, is, believe the ueatcs, ar
Gle VI the kind offered IN the market II is printed
on new stereotype plates Of the moot flashed workman
ship and Is rendered inviting 10 the eue mind b,
numerous cuts illustrative Of the reading lessons The
whole plan u the work demons. rate. that the sutur
gave 10 tina, time aud attention. which il required
Ht has introduced what have Long con idered very
important IN spelling book. mean Script Letters
The scholar by having perfect copy 70, him 10 follow
aud by being early accustomed TO write Sae the
author recommends will in opinion, be sure of
ae9nrinsan easy and permanent style Of writing than
Fey d. The lessons in Read ng aud Spelling sue
coed each other IN such iuiiciou. that the lii
lie abcdarians will scarcely perceive the ascent they
mount The hill Of science We hope that teachers and
parents will uot delay animation of tho work. and
they VIII sae for themselves that what have said Of
The book, amply meritel and will Immediately 5ring it
into use"
l5'Teachers and committees will be supplied with co
pics for examination, together with an ANALYSIS of the
work free of charge b, calling the subscriber or send
'ns their orders TO the Rutls Book store where they
are for sale by the dozen single.
November 20, 1896. 4o3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

In conformation cfthe above import
ant rumor, the Mobile Chronicle, of
March Both, contains letter from w.
G. White d Co., dated at Columbia,
March the 18th, go miles below San
Felipe, about the same distance from
Bexar, and 30 from the Colorado, J
which states that the loss of the Mexi-
cans in the massacre Of Alamo was
over l 900 killed and wounded. That
an attack was intended by Santa Anna
on the 18th, upon Goliad, which was
garrisoned by $50 Texans, under Col.
Tanning. The letter adds that deci>
ded battle would be fought on or near
the Colorado, to which place the head
quarters ofthe army had been removed
and where Gen. Houston commanded
in person. There were 500 TEXANS
in the field, and the numbers hourly
increasing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
NoieS on the foregoing Act.


(Notc ~ The second section ofthe
act of February 81, 1888, referred to
in the preamble, required that ommit.
ted lands west Of the Allegheny should
be entered on the commissioners books
and charged with all taxes in arrear
and damages properly chargeable,-
and likewise that such taxes and dam
ages should be paid before the LIST OF
July, 1886, in order to prevent forfeit
ure. The time is now extended to the
first of November next, but the object
ofthls extension is to afford to the pro.
prlctor fair opportunity to pay the
td1eS. 1t does not dispense with the
necessity of entering omitted lands
with the commissioner as speedily as
possible, if such lands were omitted
prior to 1891.
(Note 2. This is an important sec.
ton, and is made expressly to apply
to all cases Of omitted lands in every
part the state. 1t does not dispense
with the provisions Of the 18th section
OF the general revenue law, G Revised
Code, page 20, } except in the quantlna
OF damages and the rate Of taxation.
That section required the commissioner
to value ana assess al, lands not prcvi-
ously valued and essed, 6 tocharge
the owner with such taxes as were
justly chargeablc from the time that the
title accrued to such owner his ancest-
or or derlsor. Omitted lands acquired
by purchase could only be taxed it
seems from the date of the owner's IT,
tie, and IN no case could the computa.
ton OF damages 60 further back than
the year 1911. The section to which
this note refers. simphfes the mode of
assessing and taxing omitted lands, &
reduces the amount ofdamages. 1t Of.
ters the strongest inducements to per.
sons whose lands are thus situated, es-
pecially in western Virginia, to cause
them forthwith to be entered with the
commissioner.
Mote B. The following is the 18th
section Of the act of IS3l-"No per.
son IN any suit now pending, or here
after to be brought for the recovery Of
any lands lying west of the Allegheny
mountain, against another person DO.
ma fde claiming the same lands, medi.
ately OR Immediately, under grant.
from the commonwealth, issued preyi
0usly to the passing of this act, anc
having had tAe said lands SO claimed
oy Inn, duly entered on the books 0
the commissioner ofthe revenue, anc
having paid and discharged all take,
thereon charged, and justly charged
Die against hlm,-shall be allowed t.
give in evidence any grant ofthe com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
THURSDAY. APRIL 81 ,e,e


@ On Monday the 4th instant, d T..
House OIL Representatives, Mr.. Wise a.L.s
leave to Introduce resolution n,...lr
Tor the appointment Of select .o.s
tee TO investigate the condition Of -
poslte banks. the mode Of their se,e,,;sS
the relation existing between these b,n..
and Reuben Nj. Whitley, The ex,..,
agency amount Of compensation 4.
with power to send for persons ana ''
pers' but was refused, the majority Of r.,
body being unwilling to permit an 49,.
CATION OF the conduct of tbosa wh.
BEEN and are now, managing the 6,,.,
concerns of the country in manns,
rious TO its safety and detrimental =
welfare. One might have been led - I.
lieve, after the many protestatiops If 81.
ness and honesty that have been mad. =
the excusers ofthe present admiui,tra,;o.
IN Congress and elsewhere, that .,,cb
measure as the one proposed bv NJ, w
would have met with their hearty co.o,.
ration, as it would have afforded ,bo,,
fine opportunity Of showing the wo,ll
that instead of over praising the admin.
tration, they had not jet came IN ia i.
real merits, and of forever on;e,,a a.
suspicious of intrigue and corrun,ion ,h.,
hang upon the transactions of those uho
lsure largely in the management Of n.
public monies. AT any rate, the refusal
TO permit an investigation into the trans.
actions relative to the public monies i,
calculated to confirm the suspicion. prs
vlousiy strong, that the uses 70 which
these monies have been applied are differ,
ent from what the people have supposed
and, that instead of being under the con.
troll Of thirty-four faithful agents, as ba,
been represented, they are .en,lrely sub.
Ject to The direction ofsome half dczeppo.
lItIcal lntriguers the City of Washington.
Although foiled in bis first attempt 10 er.
pose the rottenness that exists in the ma.
nagenent of the nation S treasure, Mr. W.
has expressed his determination not 10 let
the measure rest, but TO press its consde.
ration upon the house whenever an oppor.
tumiy for SO doing presents itself, until The
object sought stall be accomplished; IN.
III The corruption and abuse that at pres.
ent 10 connected with these receptaces
oil Tie public monies, shalt be fairly and
July exposed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

lnonwealth Of the lands in such action
demanded, to support his title thereto,
unless he shall shew that he has had
the lands SO claimed by him and de-
manded, duly entered on the books of
the commissioner Of the revenue, and
charged with taxes according to law,
and has actually paid the taxes charg-
ed and justly chargeable thereon "a
gainst him or them: ProUided, That
this section shall continue and be In
force for the term of five years from
the passing Of this act, and no longer :.
And proUided also, l hat all and every
person and persons whose lands have
not been entered on the commissioners
books for any year or years, shall be
at liberty to enter his, her or their
lands with the commissioner Of the re.
venue of the county where such lands
lie, and have the same assessed and
taxed for such year or years, and the
same certified to the auditor, who
shall receive such certificates & charge
the person or persons with the taxes so
assessed, and receive payment thereof
and no person or persons whose suits
are now depending, shall be non suited
or forced into trial, until reasonable
time shall be allowed 50 to enter his,
her OF their lands, and pay the taxes,
unless he, she or they shall choose to
suffer such non.suit, or go to trial"
JAMES f. HEATH,
auditor of Public Accounts.