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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-30

solutely too tediaus TO recount,
any Freeman is yet so regardless of
his duty to his country as still longer
to persist in his support of this Ad-
ministration, then no efforts of ours,
no, not eUen q UOice from The dead,
can arouse him from his monstrous
delusion |! On such it would be
vain to waste word either of argu-
ment or admonition. We will not
do it. We prefer to leave them in
the hands of the demagogues by
whom they have been SO long de-
luded. We address ourselves to
WBIGs-to the gallant and uncon-
querable Wines. TO you no ar.
gument can be necessary in defence
of the noble cause in which you
are embarked. 1t is impossible
that you, who for so many years,
have maintained your principles
and preserved your integrity when
all around you were treacherous
and false, should now falter in
the glorious cause when the sky is
bright above you and the victory
almost won. Every thing around
you is ominous of triumph. The
mountain state has never bowed the
knee to Jackson or Van Buren,, but
from her proud elevation, she has
nobly braved and defied the corrupt
minions of Power, faithful amid the
faithless, unwavering, and true to
the constitution as the needle to the
pole. Come FORWARD THEN ONCE
MORE, WIGS OF VERMONT Let
the daily laborer drop his spade,
let the mechanic close his work.
shop and the farmer leave his plough
in the turrow-CoME ONE, COME
ALL, AND GIVE ONE DAY TO YOUR
COUNTRY And just as truly as
the sun sets in the West next Tues
day night, just so surely will it 90
down on as glorious a victory as
ever crowned the efforts of the
WIGS OF THE MOUNTAINS.
10 arms then, TO YOUR POSTS
TO THE Polls!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-30

and conclusive, against Nathan Smiles
amendment 4: that amendment does hold "aH
the private property, whether much or
little" OF every individual who happens to
have few shares of bank stock; it is,
therefore, and it must be, "UNREASON-
ABLE" This Is The truth abou, the ma,
ter; and this is the grand reason why it
has beeo, aud ever will be-, rejected by
faithful and honest representatives. of the
people. They will never consent to con.
nive at hear'ess robbery OF he innocent
even under the plea of bank reform. Ma.
than Smile must he not be marveIousl,
proper man for Governor if, n the dis.
cussIons ct eleven years. he has no, found
ont that his darling amendnen, is worthy
only the derlslon OF loco loco,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-30
B " Is T. Z III @ 4 o yr
RlDAY ORNING, UGUsT 80
TO THE VOTERS OF
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

We beg leave to remind
those Of the Administration
party in Chittenden County.
who are honestly opposed to
banks on the present system
and in favor of reform, that
NATHAN b. HASWELL,
the man for whom they will be
called upon, next Tuesday, to
cast their votes for the state
Senate, is now, and has been
for five or six years past, a
Director in the Bank of Bur-
lington, that lie has olsonys
becn opposed to Mr.. SMILES
pirate property amendment
and IN JdrOr Of Ba"ks on the
present IRRESPONSIBLE SYs-
TEN"
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8 8 8 8 8 E 8 3
THE REFORM

Most of'he Loco Foco papers in this
state have been engaged for six or egh,
weeks past, in spreading before The public
IN large capitals. the names oc sundrv
wing members Of the Legislature who
have voted against Nathan Smiles amend.
ment 10 Bank charters and 10 favor of the
Banks, on what they call. the present ire.
sponsble system.
by the present irresponsible system they
mean the system, which Is opposed to hav.
Ing The private property Of The stock hold.
ers, hold n to redeem the bills Of the cor
pora,lun. Mr.. Smiles amenlmcn, was IN
FAVOR OF TINS doctr'ne,-ihat Is, 1t proposed
to make the private property Of the stock.
holders liable for he redemption Of their
notes. This, the Tory papers say is the
"great issue" "A|l who are in favor of
Reform will vote our ticket. and all who
are opposed to 1t VIII 60 with the WHlGs. :"
Now let US test the sincerity of all this
buster about Rl(1rm by reference to
names. Let us look into the journals Of
the Legislature and see how these redoubt
able champions of Reform have carried out
their professions.
!, go happens that of the twenty seven
individuals whom The Tories have nomi.
mated for the state Senate, nine have
formerly been members Of the Legislature.
And pray how have they voted on their
favori'e measure of re(orm' We answer,
rTEVERY INDIVIDUAL OF THEM,
EXCEPT ONE, VOTED FOR THE
BANKS ON THE PRESENT IRE
SPONSIBLE SYSTEM.
We repeat the list of names which we
copied last week from the Waterman.
Let every voter read 1t.
JOHN WOODBURY., Loco Foco can
dda'e for the Senate ia Windsor county,
PHILIP c. TUCKER, candidate of the
same party in Addison county and ISRAEL
GOODWIN, Loco Foco candidate, in
Washington County, voted in 1881, in
favor of the Bank of Middebury and the
Bank Of Bellows Falls, on The present
" IRRESPONSIBLE SYSTEM" and
against Nathan Smiles private property
amendment! JONATHAN JENNESS.
DANIEL COBB and LEBBEUS EDG.
ERTON Loco Foco candidates in
Orange county-votcd for the Bank of
Orange county. the Bank of Montpelier,
the Bank Of ST. Adams and the Bank of
Vergennes on the present "lRRESPON-I
SIBLE SYSTEM" and against Nathan
Smiles private property amendment!'
JOHN S. ROBINSON Loco Foco
candidate in Bennington county and EBE- !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-30
TO THE WINGS OF YER
MONT !

Next Tuesday the Freemen of
Vermont will again be called upon
to pronounce one more verdict
upon an administration which they
have annually condemned for ten
successive years. II is now too
late to attempt, by argument, to win
over to our cause the doubtful and
the wavering or to infuse the ligh.
of truth into the benighted minds of
the Loco Focos-to strive to per-
suade them to abandon the miser-
able schooner, which bears the pr
raiicaL flag Of the Piunderers and
embark on board the noble ship,
manned by gallant Wings, at whose
mast head floats, all bright and glo-
rious, THE BANNER OF THE CoNsTI-
TUITION. The time has past when
such an effort can successfully be
made. If after the acknowledged
violation, by the Government party,
Of every principle upon which it
came into power; after its open
prostitution of executive patronage
to electioneering purposes; its
shameful prescription from office OF
all who dared to oppose its ruinous
and destructive measures and filling
their places by those who have i'm
poverished the National Treasury
by plundering the People if, after
it has augmented by nearly thirty
millions of dollars the annual eX-
penditures which it had solemnly
promised to reduce after it has, in
unnumerable instances, appointed
to Office members of Congress who
have dared to sustain the executive
against the manifest interests of
their constituents and in defiance of
their positive instructions if, after
its relentless warfare upon the cred
it system, sustained for a series of
years, with unequalIed ferocity until
it finally terminated in universal
bankruptcy, and its cool assurance
to the citizens when called on to
redeem its pledge of giving them
Shelter Currency" that sat- who
trade on borrowed capital ought to
break," and that the "People look
to government JOr too much :" if,
lastly and above all other things,
after it has continued in office De-
faulters to Government in enor-
nous amounts and obstinately re-
fused to remove them, until, grown
rich by their accumulated millions,
they have actually sent their resig-
nations to the President, thus ma
king him an accomplish in corrup-
ton ;-if, we say, after all these
and long list of other outrages alb
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KEEP AN EYE ON THE BAL.
LOT BOXES

&~Let the Wings be careful TO
examine the ballot boxes before
any votes are deposited, lest Loco
Foco ballots should be struggled in
as they were in this town last year.
The Tories will resort TO every
species Of jugglery to secure the
triumph Of their party.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-30
TO THE FREEMEN OF
BURLINGTON.

Let the Freemcn Of this
town, who are honestly opposed
to the present system of Bank
ing and in favo~ of reform,
remember, when they come to
the polls to vote for Town
Representative next Tuesday,,
that WYLLYS LYMAN,
the candidate Of the Van b.
rem partyin Burlington, is both
a Director and Stakeholder to
a large amount in the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, that he
is nOw, and always has been
to Mr.. SMILES private
property amendment, and that,
when member of the Legis-
Iature in 1892, he reported, as
chairman Of the Bank commit
tee, IN farOr Of rcchartering
cpery Bamk aohich aDas REFER
rcd to him 0;DoN THE PRESENT
"IRREsPONsIBLE SYSTEM"
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1T ia a little singular Ina, the faithful, honest,
and impartial historian, who has written The Pa.
iroi articles from 'Nalhan Smile No /, TO ditto
"No. A." inclusive, should have entirely overlooked
the ayes and noes, taken in 1927, or the very
amendment which constitutes the entire grist Of
NaIhan's evenlful political he =! Perhaps there was
a reason for it-and no other Than this that the
very men who were then. or are now, leaders in
the loco foco party VOTED AGAINST Smihe's
amendment. We have consulted The ayes and
noes in '27, and find that The following members
voted against The amendment
U7Sc,h Cushman, UWyllys Lyman,
D}'Thomas Emerson, 1TWm. A. Palmer,
U'Jona'han Jenness, OJTJohn S. Pe,,ibone,
U5'John Smith of st. A.r5' John Sta-kwea,her
U-Silas II. Jenison, the Wing candidate
for governor, voted for the amendment.
Again-in 1880, the House adopted the
amendment sub siieniio, and a motion was
made 10 reconsider il, which was agreed TO-,
and the amendment was rejected. The fol.
lowing prominent men in the loco foco paliy
voted TO reconsider:
John Kellogg, John Buckmaster,
UP. c. Tucker. GJ7John Woodbury..
IT'D. A. A. Buck, Peter Burbank,
Luther S. Burnham, Truman Chil,enden,
Alvan Carter, uJ'Augusline Clark,
HTIsrael Goodwin, u John Smith Of ST. A.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
MARSHALL'S SALE.

Robt Jaffray g. Co Returnable TO the U S
VS. ais f ia Circuit Court TO No
j d Williams & seen. yembcr Term 1889.
10Y virtue Of the above stated execution
- TO me directed, fromthe United States
Circuit court for the Southern district OF
Mississippi, Twill expose to public sale
for cash, before the court house door Of
Holmes county on Monday 2Slh day Of
October next, all the right, title and
interest the said defendants hath in or 10
the following described property, 10 wit:
one town lot number Sc, lying and
being in the town Of Lexington, with all
the Improvements thereon said lot.
The above stated property has been
levied on as the proerty of Joseph ID
Williams, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated execution and cost.
w. Nj. sGWIN, Marshal,
By p. M. FURGUSON, Dep.
Sept 81 IS ids. Prints fee Sl0 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
SHERIEF,S SALE.

Sam. Stamps Returnable TO Holmes
vs. al n Ia circuit court TO Octo-
M Il Rogers and Der Term 1889.
' Galloway, makers
Jas K Enloc endorser
lnY virtue Of the above stated execution
which issued from the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court Of Holmes County, Missis.
sippi, and to me directed, shall proceed
TO sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door OF Holems county on
Monday the 2lst day Of October next,
the following valuable cotton land to
wit:--ihc east half Of north west quarter
Of section IL, township 10, range west (:
and the west half Of north west quarter
Of section 7, township ID, rage | east;
and the south half west half north east
quarter g. south halfofeasi half south east
quarter, and the east half south west quar-.
ter and the west half south east quarter
section number 80, and The south half o.
section 30, and south half west half q
north east quarter Of section number 30
all in township number l3, range 2 east
and the east half south west quarter sec
lion 81, township l3, range 2 east; ant
west halt north west qualter north hal
east half north west quarter section 8
township fourteen, rarge two east; levie'
on as the property Ct the defendant M. ]
Rogers, and Vincent Galloway, 10 satisf
the above stated execution aud cost Of suit
The above land is said b Gc excellent col
ton land, not surpassed by any lands {
the Yazoo Valley; | shall sell all th
right, tile and claim and interest Of tn
above named defendants Rogers and Gal;
way, has in and 10 the same.
, ]. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
f BY a. G. OTEY, Deputy.
/, Sept 81 45 rs Pr. Zee Dols. II so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NnURSUANT to an order granted by
III the Hon Probate Court Of Holmes
county, at the June term, 1889, the un-
dersIgned as administrator Of tho estate of
James G Dickson, deceased, will sell to
the highest bidder, in the Of Lexing-
ton, Holmes county, on Monday, the 2lsl
day Of October next, the following nam
ed slaves, to wit: Arthur, David, Hannah,
CYNTHIA, Sally, William, Puss, Rcubin,
Charlotte, Calvin and Richard.
Terms Of sale, six months credit with
good and approved security.
WILLIAM A DICKSON, Admr.
sept 81 IS ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
MARSHALL,s SALE.


Downer g. Co Re,urnable 10 the u s
VS. al d Ia Circuit Court, to No
Arthur Hays yember term, 1899.
Downer g. Co
VS. al e "a Same
w Mann g. securities
Fearing s. Co
vs. alfi ia Same
w Mann & securities
Wonger& Harrison
VS. al 4 ia Same
w Mann g. securities
Charles Cascoigne
VS. al e ia Same
w Mann & securities
HDY virtue Of the above stated execu-
HID ton TO me directed, from the Uni
| ted States Circuit Court Tor the Southern
District Of Mississippi, l will expose to
public sale for cash, before the court house
door Of Holmes county, on the third Mon
day Of October next, all the right, title
and interest the said defendants hath in or
TO the following described property, 10 wit:
east halt OF the north west quarter and the
east half south west quarter, west half Of
the north east quarter, and the west half
south west quarter, all Of section 23,town-
ship l3,range 2 east, containing 800 acres
more or less; north east quarter Of ction
"a, township Ia, range 2 east; al-o east
| half Of south east quarter Of section Is
north half of east halfo south west qnarteI
and east half of south east quarter of sec
ton 10, and north east quarter and cas-
half north west quarter, and east halt 0
south west quarter and west half Of soutt
east quarter Of section 80 township IA
range 3 east, containing 100 acres more o
less. Also east half north east quarter
and east half south east quarter, section
26, containing l59 acres. Also east hal
south west quarter, section %, townsh
Is, range 2 east, containing so acres
s more or less. Also north half of cas-
S half north west quarter, section 5, town
! ship ID, range 2 east, containing 80 acres
r more o. less.
: Also the north half or part of the we:
n half of the south west quarter, section q
e township Ia, range 3 cast. Beginning ;
1t point in the centre Of the road runin
}, from Franklin, in said county, TO Mon
gomery, where the south boundary of III
I. town Of franklin, as laid off by the pr
Is prietor, crosses said road, then south VII
said road from Franklin TO Benton, the
turns from said road to the right, the
south west with said Benton road in II
middle thereof to the line between Il
n sections % and 20, thence to the nor
v west corner of the above described eigh
s or parcel Of land, thence east with Il
.. south boundary of the town of Frankl
!. to the beginning; supposed by essimaiio
!. TO contain 80 acres; the above lands ha,
h heen levied on as the property of Arth'
d Hays, TO satisfy the above stated cas-
"a and cost Of suit.
w M GWIN, Marshall,
Bv P NJ FERGUSON, Deputy.
sep, 81 as tbs prints fee s2S
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
AMRSElAL,S SALE.

William S. Webb, Returnable to the
VS. alias f ia United States Circuit
John NJ. Hollingsworth Court to November
and securities Term 1899.
try virtue Of the above stated f ia 70
- me directed, from the Honorable
United States Circuit Court for the south.
ern district o. MI, ! will expose to public
sale for cash, before the court house door
Of Holmes county, between the hours
prescribed by law, on Monday the 2Slh
day of October next, all the right, title and
Unrest, the said defendant has in or to
the following described property to wit:
lots No. 20, 81, 81, and 80, the said lots
lying and being in the town of franklin,
and upon said lots the Franklin Inn is
situated; also lots No l39, 40; the above
named has been levied on us the property
Of John NJ. Hollingsworth, and will be
sold TO satisfy the above stated execution
and cost.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
SIlERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Brat'on & Fisher Relumabe to Holmes
VS. al ii IA Circuit Court, TO Octo.
Benjamin Wiltshire, Der term, 1850
Blulord Olipbint, and
Allied ID Olphin'.
Durham e. Otcy use &c
versus alias Fl IA on bond Sane
Alfred d Oliphint ct al
Joseph Williams use &c
versus alias IA on bond Sane
Aired d Oliphint ct al
RnY virtue OF the above stated cases Of
KS 6rel flcius TO me directed, shall
offer to the highest bidder FIR cash, before
the court house door Of my county, on the
third Monday Of October next, the follow
ing described valuable tract ofland, to wit
the north west quarter Of section 81, town
ship l4,range east; the easthalfof Mouth
east quarter Of setf lion %, township IA
range east; the west half Of south wesi
quarter Of section %, township Ia, range
| east; the north west qurfer Of north east
quarter section 81, township II, range |
east; the north west quarter cf north casf
quarter section 81, township IA, range
east; and the south east quarter Of secton
%, OF township i4,range | east, containing
IN all 461a acres, about geo acres of which
is in a high state Of cultivation, all first
rate Harland's Creek land, known as the
farm Whereon A ID Olipllnt now resides
A good title will be given 10 all The above
lands, in my opinion; levied on as the
property Of Aired ID Oliphint TO satisfy
the above stated case and cos,s Of suit.
w PlCKENS, Sheriff,
BY JAS. CARUTfiERS, Deputy.
sept 81 45 tbs prn'Is fee $I2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

C. T. Peasc ReturnaDle to Holmes
vs. 4 "a ON bond Circuit CURT te Oc,o-
N i Cain g. Der Term 1889.
] w Bratton
Lancing, Monroe & King
VS. f ia on bond Same
Newton L Cain
John w Bratton
BY virtue Of the above stated cases of
firei facias 10 me directed, ! shall
offer to the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door in the
town Of Lexington, on the third Mon
day Of October next, the following
described property to wit:-the south
|.half Of lot Number as, fronting the
public square in the town Of Lexing-
ion. east Of the Court Honse; and lot
Number "A, on which there is good
house. suitable for doctors shop,
now occupied by DR.. N L Cain, as
such; levied on as the property Of
Newton L Cain, to satisfy the plaintiff
and officers Of court.
I. w. PICKENS, Sheriff.
Scent 81 as ids Pr. fee $40 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
MARSHALL,S SALE.


Richard o Prichari Returnable to the U S
VS. al Fl ia Circuit Court TO No.
Galway e. Richardson vember Term 1889.
Bauder. NJ King & fright
vsf ia Same
Same
Shipman, Robertson &Co
VS. al f "a Same
Same
Shipman, Crane & Co
Tvs al Fl ii Same
Same
TRY virtue of the above stated Fl fas To
me directed, from the Honorable
United States Circuit Court for The
Southern District Of Mississippi, | will
expose to public. sale for cash, before
the court house door Of Holmes county,
on the fourth Monday the 2Slh day o.
October next, all the right title and inter
est the said defendants hath ia or TO the
following described lot 10 wit: lot number
| 7, in the town Of Tchula, On which Their,
is a fine store house. and ware house or
said lot, and formerly occupied by Gala
way and richardson.
The above stated property has beef
levied on as the property Of Galawa.
and Richardson, and will be sold TO sat
isfy the above stated executions and cost
w NJ. GWIN, Marshall,
| BY p. M. FERGUSON, Dept.
Sept. 81 45 ids. Printers fee $l4.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
w. M. GWIN, Marshal,
By p. M. FURGUSON, Dept.
Sept 81 45 ids. Pr. fee $40 20
SALE.

D1LAiFT - GALL.
Moore & Calhoon Returnabeto Holmes
VS. Il ia on bond Circuit Court to Octo-
Green r Causey Der Term 1889.
Alfred d OIiphnt
Vestal II Carraway
Solomon Causey
My virtue of the above stated execu.
NE ton to me directed, shall expose
to sale to the highest bidder for cash, at
the court house door in ,he town Of
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
on the third Monday Of October next, all
the right, title and interest the said defend.
ant has in or to the following lands, viz;
east half south east quarter section IA,
township Ii, range cast; west halt
north cast quarter section ID, township
| ID, range east; south half west hall
= South west quarter section ID, tow nshI
ID, range east: the cast half north cas-
quarter section Ia; and the north ives
quarter Of north east quarter section %
township IA, range east; north ives
! quarter south west quarter section l3
township Ia, range ] east, containing
800 acres more or less; the above descrlh
ed lands are well improved, and some Is
acres in high state N cultivation,
+ comfortable dwelling house, negro cabbiu
| and other out houses, also we'll Of nevt
, failing water; the title of the above lanC
> are believed 10 be good, and has bee
: levied on as the property Of Fes,al ]
J: Carraway, to satisfy the above stated ex
: cutions and cost Of suit.
b ]. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
/, Sept2 45 tbs Pr. fee Sl4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
CAUTION.

A LII persons are forwarned from
IA trading for two certoin promissory
notes made payable to Milton III Jones
&@5 dollars each, dated goth February,
1880; one is due on the first day Of jan
nary, lel0,the other due the first Of Jan
nry, 1871. The consideration for which
'he said notes were given have failed, and
| therefore will not pay the same unless
compelled by law.
B FRAYZEE.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Returnahe,
Baker, johnson &Co Circuit Count TO The U S
VS. In to November term 1889.
John Williams
Same
VS. & IA Same
Same
Same
vs. II "a Same
Same
TRY virtue Of the above stated Fl fas TO
49, me directed, from. the Honorable
United States Circuit Court, for the
Southern Of District Mississippi, | will on
Monday the 2sth day Of October next,
expose to public sale for cash, before the
court house door in the town Of Lexington,
Holmes county, Mississippi, all the
right, title and interest the said defendant
has in or to the following described
property TO wit: the south half section s,
& west half north east quarter section II
and west half south west quarter section
TO, all in township ID, range 3 east
containing in all $50 acres.
Also west half north west quarter sec
ton l6, township Is, range east
containing so acres, more or less.
The above stated lands has been levied
on as the property of John +. Williams
and will be sold to satisfy the above stat
led ii fas and cost.
w. M. GWlN, Marshal,
/ By p. M. FURGUSON, Dept.
/ Sept. 81 45 ids. Prn'ts fee $l4