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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09
Col. CnARLEs PAINE
Mortified, VT.
NonrnyiFip. July sob. 1911

NORTliFiEiD, July OUtll, ISIl.
Gentlemen, -- Upon NY return hoaic, after an alb
sencc ofa week, fad your letter otIle 10Th inst.
mopouadng 10 me certain questions in relation
TO slavery.
In answer shall give you such views us have
for years entertained aud expressed.
To your first question, reply in the aIifmai, e
understanding HAT you have 10 reference TO the
action Of Congress upon slavery in the States
nor can | conceive at innn born upon our
Green Mountains, and breathing the pure air of
Vermont who fora uIomcHt ran hesitate to say
hc uhhors slavery in all It's forms and unher all
circumstances, ana who would not desire that all
meu should be free.
aso answer our second question in tho a!'r-
native, adding, ihat if llrre are, MS it is asserted
by some, any implied or honorary obligations on
| The part OF the United Stalrs towards Virginia
and Maryland, not to abolish slavery in the Dis.
trict of Columbia without the consent Of these
States, then it is the duty OF Congress TO ohtair
CONSENT or, failing to do so ut once 10 remove lht
seat OF government
TO your last question, reply that should mos
certainly have approved such law.
am Gentlemen,
Respectfully,
I Your cbI't servant,
CHARLES PAINE.
Mcssrs. GYo. A. ALLEN,
| n Lovely,
JAMES MITCHELL,
ID. a. BRAMAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

THE Bank Bill which has gone from the Self
ale to the House, aud which we trust aud believe
will l,ee lme law, POUNDS the power Ui establish
ing branches for local discount on the consent of
The States respectively.
If any State objects, there eau be no such
branch within its limits.
II she nssens expressly, or il, after ole session
of her Legislature she is found not TO object, her
assent is 10 be presumed aud this seems reason
able, beceuse il size have opposition, she will ex-
press it, and her silence may imply either her
wishes or that she has no objection. Nal. Intel.
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BOSTON NOTICES.
MTTTTARY Rooms.

100 Washington street. Boston. Just received from
90 the manufacturers / Europe and America, and
Tor sale AT the above ace complete assortment Of milf
ary goods consisting part gold and gilt Epaulets, gold
aud git laces OF all patlens-sword from IS TO 500
Pumes 81 all hnds-sIk and worsled Sashes-Cap Tim
mings-Buions Tor the army navy and revenue together
with stars, plates belt ts-chans etc which they offer
on as good terms any other house in the city.
05mb Lows, BALL & co, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09
From The Boston Aims of .fugust 3.

SIX DA1S LATER FkOM ENGl.AND.
The Steamship Acadia, Capt. Rory, arrived IN
our larbor yesterday morning. at half past o -
clock, but some time elapsed before she reached
the wharf, or we were enabled 10 get our papers
She left Liverpool on The 20lh ut AT II, NJ,
Cotton has slightly declined, Int there was an
improved demand. Tea was flat ut prices last quo
led
The account of successes of;he Conservatives re.
ceiyed by the Great Western, is moie than con-
frmed by the intelligence Ivy the Acadia. The
Conservative minority at the last accounts was
eighty three, aud there was no hope entertained by
the Ministry that the few counties not heard from
would materially vary this majority.
FrighiGh Loss of Life at Rolierham.- From
the London Standard July z "A letter has reach
ed town this morning, giving brief nccount
most dreadful loss of life which took p!ace yester
day afternoon nj Rotterdam, in Yorkshire. 1t APP.
pears that small vessel with about $50 person.
ofboth sexes on hoard, was launched from Cham
ber's boat. yard when 10 soDncrhad it touched the
water than it suddenly rolled over, and every ndi
yidud on board was immersed in the stream
The piercing cries for assistance from those who's
lives were in jeopordy were truly heart rendlng
while the plirenzied shries from persons on shore
who were witnesses to the melancholy catastrophe
added 10 the frishlu scene. The grand jury
who were sitting at the time in the neghborhood
ordered Instantly every policemen and other Off
GERS To proceed TO the spot, and render all possible
assistance, which was promptly and eagerly com
piled with. postscript 10 the letter above pliu
tirri TO- dated halfpast last night, states that "A
that hour the vessel had just been hauled up. an,
that seventy bodies had been recovered. Thcs,
are all the particulars which have yet rcacle'
us tomorrow perhaps, we shall have full details o
tbs mournfui event.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09
LAW INSTITUTION OF HARVARD

~ UNIVERSITY.
lie Autumn Term Of he Law School will commence
On the 81 h day Of August
The design OF this institution is to afford complete
of legal education for gentlemen intended for the
bar ee. Of the United States The Of insruc
ton eb the various branches of Public and Cons hu-
uona Law Admiralty, Maritime, Equity and Common
Law, with occasional illustrations of Foreign Jurlsp udrnce
The active labus If shared equd ~ by MI
Justice Sorv who is Dane Professor of Law in The UNI
Yersy and By MIR Greenfield the Royal Professor OF Law
who has the immediate direction and superintendent o
ihc Law School.
No previous examination necessary for adinssiOn put
the student is expected produce Testimonials OF good
with surety resident in Massachusetts, for The payment
Of College dues or deposits lao with the Steward.
The fees the rate of 500 per and are com
pulled or any period moi less Than one quarters tH whcn
The lecture rooms, The Law and College Libraries and text
books; and ADMITTED 10 oil the pubic lectures the
Cnyersfty They may also any foreign language in
inc University ty $40 per annun The price Of board va.
res from 81 25 To 50 so per week and Of from
70 cents to 81 IS per week. Fue, prepared Tor asc c
furnished Al cost, by the Stewa ID.
Inc acad'mcal year, viii h commences on the Friday
after me 'urih "Wednesday in August is divided into two
terms twenty weeks EACH and vacations of STA weeks
each, alternately succeeding each other. .
Instruction is given by examinations and oral lectures
and exp"sions of which each Professor gives least
every week. to the several classes. Moot Court hold
en IN each week, at which previously gVo1 out IS
argued by nI students, and opinion is delivered by the
presiding Professor
Al students who have pursued their studies in the Law
9choo' three terms eighteen months who, after hay
lg been admitted 10 the bar have pJsued their studies IN
me Law School Tor year entitled upon hu certi
cate or accommodation o the La~ Faculty the degree
Oh Bachelor of Laws. In behalf Of the Faculty,
SIMON GREENLEAF,
Cambridge MISS july 80 ISU Ie4n
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~ silks Of every variety, he produced in this country
yet pay from 80 to IS millions year France for this art
Gle and nearly half Of this in specie What prudent
Objects then, duty French silks? Why silk
and tho foreign article and induce
own citizens manufacture for use?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

Of The Patriot mputaticns upon Col Panes moral
by way of ke really meant nothing but joke
warranted tho Patriot thinks by the which that
per nmaes that OF the Wings have pursued towards the
Colonel Thin really good, What must those Wings think
the matter, whom the Patriot has high
iustico Q permit Il 70 back hem up
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

Brighton Market, aug. o.At market 26O beef cattle Prices
beef quality, s5 second, to So third, t(
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NOTICE.

THIS oerti6es that have this day given my son, Hor
] ace NJ. Bruce, his time, during the remainder Of his
minority and he hereby authorized receive his
ngs and that shall hereafter claim his wages or pay
any debts Of his contracting HORACE BRUCE.
Montpelier July 80, 1871, IL
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BARNUM's BALTIMORE, MD CITY

HOTEL.
TMNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
IA patrons that az or lapse Of five years, he mas
sumed The proprieorship Of tho CITY HOTEL, and has
spared nener pains expense in putting the house in
complete order-t he exterior as well tho interior has
hcen thoroughly cleaned and painted he halls tagged
with morbe the parors and chambers reiurnshed and tho
entire esob lShment thoroughly reoganlzed The sub
business his unthing exertions to please 10
ceye that liberal share Of patronage heretofore extended
to HINT being tho aim Of himself and those in his cn-
poy, make tho CRY HOTEL not only the travellers
home, bat place Of zeal enjoyment.
DAVID BARNUM.
Baltimore Md. July %, ls4l. Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

NORWICH INSTITUTE.

'E'tlE underrIgned would inform The public, that
4 The Fall Term of thc above Institution, viii
foIomence on Monday the h day of September
u'x'. The female depo t,n"nl vii. be conducted a.
!Drmcfy, w Miss v TOWN.
Fulton per qnajtcr, $500
For French, eX'iu, 800
Bard, rooms, &c. can he procured on reasonable
erms. l.. HURLBUT, a. i. Principal
Norwich, VI August % ls4l. 10
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GEO. WORTlIINGTON,

KU III HUMES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT (At a Probate Court holden
Washington District IS. at Probate Once in Mont
pelie whlG and for said District, the Goth day Of
July, lS4l,
Present, the Hon. George Worlhinston, Judge.
lnstrumch: purporting 10 ho llG last will and tes-
"A lament of Ruth Humrs, late Of Berlin IN said strict
deceased being presented the Court here for probate
l. ordered by SAID Cout that all persons Concerned
her an be notified to appear session Of said Cour, Ia
be holden The proba Office, ia Mon,pc io the l0
day of August 1884, and shew cause If any they may
have against the probate of said will for which purpose,
fJincr ordered tina copy Of the record of this order
be published three weeks snccessvey, in the Vermont
Wachman and Stiie journal, printed At Moutpelicr
foresa'd, as soon as may he.
true copy Of record,
EnesI, GEO. p. AIANsER, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

TNDER this administration Of better times, the suLscr
~ Der proposes dress cloth the following rates for
cash oowi,--
Indigo blue Sc cents per yarJ
All common culors mems ware, IL cents per yard.
Womons all coors, 10 cents per yard.
Sleeps Grey. cent. per yard.
And for kinds Of produce charged on book as
cheap Waterbury, Moretown Montpelier and the
work done We and will ny hard and do it tile
bct'cr SAML. HOYT, Agent.
Alidd,escx. August 5lh, le4I. l6
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF vERMoNT,l In Probate Court holden at
Randolph District, IS. Randolph, in and for sad
Disilic', on the Ah day Of August, 's4l,
w and testament of Dutee Spauldng late Of Tun-
bridge in said district deceased applied for license to Sell
all the real estate Of said deceased for payment Of debts
and cgacies due TOM said deceascd and the same appear
ing necessary Iii ordered that said application be heard
the probate office, in Randolph. in sad district on the
FIRST day Of September next and that the heirs and egatees
If said deceased be notified hereof by publication Of this
order in Tho Vermont Waterman Journal, printed at
Montpelier, three weeks successfully US soon as may be-
that they may appear f they see cause at said lime and
place. and give ponds fur The payment of SAID debis
ably 10 the provisions of the statute IN such case made
I6 WM HEBARD. Judge of Probate.
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NOTIVE.
NAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber juno %,
~ two brindlo yrarng heers. The owner is requested
TO Iase them away and pay charges.
EDWIN @. LEWIS.
Berlin, July 30, Is4l, 10
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NOTICE,
LOOK HERE /!

BALDWIN, SCOTT s. co. ARE PKE'
lt PARED TO SELL ENG, TIRE, AND AL
IRON ON BETTER TERMS FOR CASA
THAN CAN BE BOUGHT IN THIS COUN,
TY.
BLACKSMlTH'S AND ALL WHO ARE IN
WANT OF IRON, ARE INVITED TO CALL
AND WE WILL SATISFY THEM THAT IT
Is so. June iS 1SAl. 90
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


NNTE the subscribers having been appointed by NE lion
w the Prublo Court Coz the Distiict Of BfadiTc'
commissioners To receive, examine and adjust all claims
and Demands Of all persons against the estate Of Benjamin
BUck late If Newbuy in sapl district deceased repre-
sened nsoycni and also all claims and demands m said
deceased, exhibited III offset the eto and six months from
the 21h day Of July, 1911 being allowed by sad cou for
hat purpose, do hereby give notice that will attend to
The business of our said apn Incnt the dwelling house
Of Colonel Hnatio Brock, in said Nawbury, the first
Tuesdays Of November and January on O'Clock
forenoon il four o'clock af.et mon.
JOSEPH BERRY, lComms-
CALEB STEVENS, Jr. sioncrs.
Dated at Ne wbury, his 81 day Of August, ls4l l6
STATE or vERMoNr,( 70 the heirs at law and al
District of Brsdf,rdss jpersons utr oded in the es
a'e of Ruth Ashley, late OF Ne.s're in said District q
itadfptd, dcceased;-
VOU hereby notified hat instrument purporting
10 be the las will aud testament nj sad deceased has
been presented to the Probate Court and f said district
by Luke Ashley j. the therein nancd f,r probate
and allowance and that The siuc assigned for hearing
and decision the session of said 10 lie holden
SOuihwous Inn, in Wes Fanlcc, in sad district the
last Tuesday Of August 1871 when and where all persons
| concerned may appear an object, # they cause.
| Dated the Probate Office in ThrtfHd, this 81 day o
August ls4l.
BY order Of he court,
Attest JOSEPH BERRY, Reg scr.
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Murder and Suiciae-The New York Com
mcrciaI, of Thursday publishes the annexed
staemen; of cold -blooded murder, followed al
most immediately by the suicide of the murderer,
III LYME Connecticut.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TYNE subscriber having permanent enga semens
4 in keesvle, New York, would respectfully
'equas those wishing 10 have communication with
hnn x address lin al that place. Il. w. SMITH.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05
lNEW GOODS.

HIHE Subscribers have Just received a
new supply of merchandise. among
which are good assortment Of
Chiidrens Shoes,
Ladies' Kid do.
Mems Calf and Kip Brogans.
London and american Prints,
Bro. and Bleached Sheeiings q Shirtings,
Cottonade,
Worsled, Cotton, and Merino Hose.
While and black Russia Beaver Hats,
Cottonade Penis, &c., &c.
In addition to the stock now received we
expecl an assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods from Boston soon. which we will sell
for cash, or on credit to those whopromptly
settle their accounts, at very low prices.
STANWOOD 4 BULKLEY.
Feb. Is, lS40
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05
: TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust executed and de-
lvered to me b. Daniel w GODDARD dated the 9th
day of June in the year 1910, to secure holland
Stewart Fielding Davis, VIM. T. Mayes and John
L. Wall, securities Of the said Daniel Woodard,
in the payment of certain of money therein
mentioned. assme of which estimated to amount to
S35,352 so have become due and payable and re-
main unpaid) shall proceed to. al by public
auction for cash, at the late residence of the said
Daniel Woodard, about two miles West of Wood
vile, on Monday the 10th day of August next, and
the following day Unnecessary, the following prop
erty, viz: all that certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the County of Wilkinson, Mis-
sissippi, about one and fourth miles North W est
Of Woodville, and supposed 70 contain 500 acres.
more or less, and bounded on the North by the
School section, the South by lands belong
David CaIlham,) on the East by lands of Mrs.
Joor, and on the West by lands belonging to the
heirs of John Ogden, decd and the Frazier tract
Also the following named Negro Slaves, viz. Big
Berry, Kezia, Henry, Owen, Chloe, Tone, Eliza,
S1estef, Big Sam. Nancy, Frank, Chelsey. Israel,
Charlotte, Ballard, Whey, David, Cooper, Isabella,
Cassillia, Little Berry, Harriet, Rachael, Little
Sam, Clarrssa, Elizabeth, Yellow Ellen, Jesse,
Querulous, Ben, Mary Ann, Yellow Esther,
Black Ellen, Melissa, Felix, Luber;a, Jim. jour
dan, Jane. Malinda. French Daniel, Lersina,
and also several Horses, Mules, Oxen, and other
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Wagons. Carts. Carriages,
Flows, Hoes, and other farming utensils. shout
2lOO bushels of corn, TO- 900 lbs. fodder quantity
of meat and other provisions mentioned and con-
yeyed in and by said deed Of trust. Acting as
Trustee, shall convey such title only as is vested
in me by said deed of trust.
A. M. FELTUs,
Trustee.
Tan 4 G~.c
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YESHIS AcADEmT is conducted by MIR. s. Mrs
- HALSEY. Their system of instr uction and
government will be SO adapted to the pupils as to
prepare them for the active duties life, for in
tellectuai, social and moral enjoyment. Every
attention necessary viii be paid to their deport-
ment.
The school willbe divided into two departments.
The Primary. will be instructed in the first PRINCE
pies of Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
Natural History, History of the United States,
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Defining.
JUNIOR CLAss-Fmsr YEAR.
History ofthe United States, Arithmetic, Natu-
raj History, Geography, and Grammar continued.
Grecian and Roman History.
MIDDLE CLAss-SECoHp YEAR. !.
Natural Philosophy, Botany, Chemistry, G eo-
metry, Natural Theology, English History,
French History, and Geography.
SENIOR CLAss--THIRD YKAR.
intellectual Philosophy, Ecclesiastical History,
Rhetoric, Algebra, Evidences Of Christianity,
Astronomy, Moral Philosophy, Universal History,
the higher branchesoi Mathematics, Moral Sci
ence.
Photography, Composition, Letter-writing,
Drawing Maps, Vocal Music, Study of Sacred
History, and Calisthenics, will be attended to
through the course.
Regular bills will be kept by the teachers, who
y Ill mark the Rotations, and department of each
pupil. Al the close Of each session the marks
will be transferred. to book so that the parents
may know the standing OF their children while at
the Academy Those who go through the whole
course will be rewarded by a certificate from the
Institution. Each pupil will be examined on en-
tering and classed accordingly. Political Econo-
my, Mineralogy, Geology, Drawing and Paint
/ ing, both in water and oil colours, Phrenology,
Music, and the Modern Languages can be studied
as the parent or pupil may choose.
The year will be divided into four sessions, and
no pupil c4n be received for less time than one
session. Payment in advance for one session, is
texpected: In case Of sicknessit will be refunded
| .advanss--if nor
Tuition in the Advanced Department.
per quarter, SIG so IA
| Primary, 10 ~
Music, 80 %
Drawing Painting, 10 II
Ancient & Modern Languages, $50 8
Assistant teachers MISS c casss.s.
Music, by Prof. GlPsER
Drawing, Painting and French, BY Prof RIsss
| DE MAGNY.
Use of Piano 81 per month.
Board Twelve Dollars pei month ifthey furnish
their rooms, Of Fourteen Dollars furnished them:
washing excepted.
References to Mr.. Phares, Prof. Woodbridge
Capt David Thomas, Jackson, La. Judge Nc
Gehee, near Woodville, Rev. VIM. Winans.
January 1, lS4i. 80
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

TRUSTEE SALE.

HnY virtue of deed of trust, executed by
- Nathan <. j. Cody. on the lst day o
january 1889. and recorded in book l. pages
33l s. 1872, TO secure Mason 4 Saunders in
the payment of two thousand dollars. divided
in four promissary notes, therein named. one
of $500 $4,000, is now due aud unpaid, with
interest at per cent, from the first of Janua-
ny 1889, of the same date and described in
said deed Of trnss, ! will, by request Of nj.
e. Saunders. offer for sale. and sell H. the
highest bidder. for cash, on Saturday the 5th
day of June, Is4l. the following personal
property which is particularly described ID
said deed Of trust, to wit: s. head of horses,
10 head of horn cattle, yoke Of oxen. 20
head Of sheep, fifty head Of hogs. cart and
all farming utensils on the premises.
Sale to take place on the premises at 10
O'Clock, a. m. l mile from TT. Adams.
SETH KLINE, Special Trsutee.
April 80, lS4l-2On-tf-
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GROSS ROADS.

HsFiE undersigned begs to inform the public
u that he will keep on hand at the above stand,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, -LOELLS, LIN
SEYS. BR0GANS,S BAGGiNG, ROPE. and
other articles usually required BY Planters ict sale
low for cash or Cotton.
He will also attend to the Receiving and For.
wardng of Cotton free of charge, and to the Ne.
celnng and Forwarding Of goods which may Be
consigned to his care subject to the customary
charges for Store go and Commission, to be paid OF
delivery. q S..
He hopes By giving his personal attention at al
times 70 the same, give satisfaction 70 the pub
lie and % merit thcir patronage -. -
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ENOTICE.

rHyHE undersigned having purchased the
= entire stock Sof goods. and rented the
Store and Ware Houses Of MIR. P. A. Pres,
Ter, intend 10 carry on the receiuing and
forwarding business-and TO keep on hand
a general assortment of dry goods. Grocerie:
&c. which we will sell low for cash, or on
the usual credit TO punctuai customers-and
respectfully solicit the custom of the former
patrons of the house, and the public gener,
ally.
RODNEY g. THOMPSON.
Fort Adams, Feb, 20, lS41. If
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- AL N0TfcE.-was committed 70
I'm - the Jail Of Wilkinson county. Miss,
~ as a runaway, negro fellow who calls
fSSA his name John Henry, and says that he
<K7}9 belongs TO Mr. Mahogany, IN Louisi-
Z/A ana, near st. FrancisviIle-Said boy is
SEs=sb about twenty years old, five feet six inch
es highs very much marked with the whip-he
has three notable scars, which large Jumps a
bout the size of mans thumb, one on each shout
der, and one just below the elbow.
The owner of the above described boy is hereby
requested to Come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he VIII be dealt
with as the law directs.
NJ. ovERMAN, JsiIor.
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TAX COLLECTOR,s SALE

the s2nd Of June, is4I. will proceed to
~ sell at the court house door in Woody,lIe. for
cash, at public out-cry, the following described
Land, or SO much thereof as will pay the tar due
thereon for the years 1889 & 1910, aud costs
land bounded as follows; east by lands of VIM.
Stewart, deceased, south and west by lands of M.
E. Saunders, and north by lands of VIM. Stewart,
deceased, and containing Ave hundred acres; as
sessed as the property of Stephen Henderson's
Estate. Sold according to law, and within the
hours prescribed by law. Amount of tax due for
1883 & 1910, So 80.
j.. BAILEY, TIC. W. c.
March 90. is4i. 10