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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-14
BBA TUGa

In Waterford, Nov 7, Of dropsy on the brain, E..
DEccA OLIVIA w., daughter OF ]. p. and Betsey
u. Foster, aged years, months and day.
I'll take the little saith he,
And lay them my breast;
Protection they shall find in me, a..
In me be ever blest.
Printers in Keene, NJ II. and Saratoga, N. Y. are re-
quested, &c. Com
In Peacham, Oct. 10, of canker-rash, Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. Jeremiah Woodward, aged years.
Died at Cabot, Oct, goth, ElIhu Coburn Esq aged
10 years. Mr. c. a native OF tCharleston. Mass
In the year 1899, he with others, sought home
and Providence directed their course TO this, then
wilderness town. He commenced in the forest, and
by industry and economy has acquired handsome
estate, and his house and home have afforded pro-
lection to the weary and suffering
In his habits, he has always been Of the moral s.
exceedingly aborious class He ale his bread in the
sweot Of has face, not much from necessity as
choice and principle, for he evidently had love for
industry, regarding deness the road 10 misery and
crime. Although he ofthose who would be
called sharp in bargain, still when he witnessed tho
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ArRoPos. very oflicous young dandy at Fair,
in lodging about among the crowd his head against
lady. He began TO apologize, when the lady inter-
rupted him saying, 'Not word sir, your head is too
soft to hurt anybody
Mr. ISAAC DooLIrTLE, of Bennington, VT, has
invented a machine which makes barrels ont Of raw
stuff and it is said better barrels than come from tho
hand of the cooper, and at a cheaper rate It takes
any kind ofwood md fashions the slaves and heading
adapts them, makes tight fit and completes the bar
rel in all but putting on the hoops II is whole coo.
per's shop in itself
Charles F. Mitchell, convicted Of forgery, and for
some time confined at Sing Sing has been pardoned by
Governor Bouck, of New York. The reason assigned
s,that Mitchell is very i'll with consumption and is no,
expected to live long.
FRIoHTFUL- Memphis Eagle Of October 22d
snys'-"The steamboat Express sidi passed up this
morning. with "a cases of yellow fever on board
buried yes,erday-had on board dead and there
were others expected to die"
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AZ "a M MR a 8SS s.,

In this town, Nov. 8, by Calvin Morrill,, Esq. Mr.
CHARLES BLINN, to Miss LEFEE IIARRINGroN,
daughter Of Leonard Harrington, Esq. both of this
town.
In Albany, Oct. 26, by Rev E. r. Kby, MIR VIM
II. Johnston, Of Wheeock, to Miss Emily A. Hight,
Of Albany. =
In Jay. Oct. II, by w. Williams, Esq, Mr. sue
8. SPauding, OF Fairfax, and Miss Sophronia Walk
or, Of Jay. ~ j.
In Craitsbury, 9th inst. by the Rev. Samuel r.
Hall, Mr. ARTHUR MAnsToN, of Oxford, m. II. to
Miss PHILABE A. STIMsoN, or CraItsbury.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIFF GOVERNOR.

Pursuant TO Joint resolutions Of the General
Assembly.
David NJ. Camp, Of Derby,
William Hebard, of Randolph,
George c. Cahoon, of Lyndon,
Committee to devise the best method OF alternating
the condition Of the incurably insane and report ia
the next Legislature.
Charles Paino, of Northiold,
Ililand Hall, of Bennington.
Isaac F. Redfeld, of Montpelier.
Committee to examine the papers ard correspon-
dence collected by Henry Stevens, Esq relating to
tho early and revolutionary history Of the State, and
to take measures for procuring and preserving said
papers, together with such revolutionary rolls as have
been collector by said Stevens
Pursuant to the Constitution.
WIN. HEBARD, OF Randolph, to be fourth as
sistant judge of the Supreme Court, vice Daniel Ke-
logue declined.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT or ORLEANS, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate of
TIMoTnr ID. CURRIEn, late of Orleans, in said
District deceased GREETING.
NTHEREAs, Amasa Plastridge, Administrator of
w said deceased, proposes TO render his account
against said estate for examination and allowance nt
session Of the Court Of Probate TO be holden at l.
rasburgh, on the third Wednesday of November
instant
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid and
shew cause if any you have, why the account afore-
said should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Irasburgh this 4lh day
of November. A. d. I943.
32sw3 GEO. NYE, Judge of Probate.
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Derby Literary Institute.

NNHIS Institution will commence its next winter
L. session on Wednesday the 9th day December
next under the care and superntendaDce of its pres
ent teachers-Mr AUSTIN NORCROSS and Miss
JULIET LITTLE, and the public may rest assured
that the pupils fthis school enjoy chance for
improvement. Rooms to rent TO those wishing TO
board themselves.
Board, washing and lodging 81 l25 per week.
32sw4 LEM'b RICHMOND, Sec.
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st. JOhnSbuPy Academy.

MR. ]. X. COLBY, PRrE
HE winter term of this institution will COM
u mence on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Deem
Der next.
TERMS-Cassical Department S400 English
Department according to the classes $3.50 and $500.
Students received only at the commencement Of
the term, unless designing 10 remain through subse-
qnent terms. 32swf
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BRIGHTON MARKET:-Mouday, Nov. 6.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
AT market, $500 Cattle, -(about $500 OF which
were probably Beef0 and 1900 Stores $500 Sheep,
and $500 Swine-500 Of the Swine wcre reported
last week. 500 Swine unsold.
Prces.-Beef Catte-Lnst weeks price was hard
Iy sustained, small quantity sold at the high
est price We quote n few extra at so; First
quality 4 a 25; second quality $3.50 49,
third quality $50 as.
Barreing Ca,tIe-sIess $3 l2d; Mol S262d; ;
No. 2 So. -
siores-Two year old SO a IL; three year old
Ell IT.
sheep-smal lots were sold from 75c, to 81 So
Wethers 25 TO So.
Swinn-Dull; prime lots to peddIe 31a4 for sows,
and Al s for Banows Large Hogs from q a 40
AT retail from a to 6c.1
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. ,ue burlington Free Press, Nov. 10

NM, 1 INV ID CALAMITY
miles so0,h Intending scene occurred some three
Three sonu 81 this village on Tuesday afternoon
H. WOr,s VI W.T. PETER CuLRERr-named Tbom-
e,orted - y, u"a george. aged IL, 10 and wears
enjoy the ma p0na near their fathers residence
a'ed UPON !, IWly formed ice. Hardly had thew ven
lsu and III. however low before it gave way under
' cider brother went down. As ba rose
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-14

VIE best medicine now in for pulmonary
n complaints. For proof, the proprietors would
refer to thousands that have received its benefits
See certificates the wrapper which envelopes each
bottle. Also Pamphlets in the hands of agents, to
distribute gratuitous. II tas become the stand
ard medicines of the day, and is cheprfully rccom-
mended by the faculty.
Those suffering from CONSUMPTION coughs, colds
asthma, splitting Of blood, pains il the side, whoop:
Ing cough, measles. Group, influenza, catarrhal aec-
tons of the lungs, hydrothorax dropsy in the
chest, or any pulmonary complaints will do well 10
give II an immediate riul. Delays dangerous
Price-only so cents a bottle. For sale by Jewett
81 Carpenter, -. Johnsbury, and by most Druggists
in the United States and CaEada.
Those wishing the agency to- purchase, win
please address VIM. H. Garter, NJ. d. the preparei
and inventor, or F. g Ii. KEYES. Proprietor.
32Seowlow Newbury, VT.
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Unfrershy Of VermonL The annual catalogue is
received from which appears that the whole number
ofstudents is l0l-Freshmen 81. sOphomores 81 jun
iors "a, Seniors 10
by the catalogue just published we learn that the
whole number ofstudents at DartmouhC College is 27s,
70 medical and 2os under graduates The latter are
clnssOd as ,Juniors65, SophomOres
SO, Freshmen 46.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COmmISSlONER'S NOTICE.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the Es-
tate of WILLARD KELLEY,
late OF Derby in said district deceased, represented
insolvent, and all claims and demands exhibited in
offset Thereto and six months from this date being
allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that we
viii attend to the business of our appointment OF
e. u. Johnson's Office, in said Derby, on the lst
Tuesday of December next at ten o'clock A. NJ. and
at the same place on the LIST Tuesday of March, A.
d. 1914, at the same hour.
LEWIS G. BATES, 2co,,-,;..;.
GARDNER CHASE, 5 "ou'"'''ohs'S
Derby, Nov. ., lS43. 32sw3
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he appealed to his comrads for help George, aware
OF the danger, hesitated, and cautioned William A.
gnnst the attempts but the latter regardless Of dan.
ger, rushed to the rescue, followed by the younger
brOther-Hnd sorrowfnl to say the three persisted to-
gether!-The bodies wore soon recovered, but too
late, alas, for tho fond hopes of "a boating father
and mo'her,whose anguish may indeed be conceived,
but not described, The scene of this affection has
been visited by hundreds of symputhising towns
men, and yesterday large concourse of citizens lit
orally beloved the green turf with their tears, as
side by side the three cherubs were deposited in one
common grave
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Sole Leather.

HALF ton of excellent sole Leather, heavy
IL L. sides for sale by
32sw4 EST. FAIRBANKS e co.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

CUHHISSIUNEKS NUIICE.
WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Orleans, commissioners to receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
EMELINE DOW,
late OF Craftshuryin said District, deceased, and all
claims and demands exhihited in offset there,o and
six calender months from the 9th day of Septem-
Der ls43, being allowed by said court for that pur
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business Of said appoint.
ment, at the dwelling house of Isaac Hovey, in said
Craftsbury the third Fridays of December and
March next, from l until O'Clock, p M. each
of said days
ALVAH r. FRENCH, }
0RRIN HARRIMAN, Commissioners
WILLIAM WILESON,S
Craftsbury, Nov 2. IS43. 32Sw3
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Wanted, at this Office,

A an apprentice TO the printing business young
n man. One Of suitable qualifications, upon APP
Plication soon, will meet with good encouragement
Nov. l6, ls43
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Where are those Nacn who are
liza want Of "a
8 II OV e

TNNHE subscriber would say to oil such that he will
- furnish them with an article that will suit them
He will put il up in their houses orders AMI they
may il for two weeks S iii does not give sasfac.
ton he will take it away. He thinks he has stove
made from H. Paddock's well known Iron that will
stand fire, and he is confident there is no stove in use
so well adapted to the wants of man and woman
He hopes to he able to furnish those who want
with Alright stoves.
He will furnish stove Pipe Us reasonable as can
he ofTorded.
Door mile cast of Paddocks Furnace.
AARON FARNAM
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. G, 1912. 32sw3is3wos
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LIBERATION.
TNNHI5 may certify that have given my son, Hi
n ram Burroughs. his time TO transact business
for himself, therefore shall claim of his wages
nor puy any debts of his contracting after this te
=, JOSEPH BURROUGHS
Charleston, Oct. 70, l643. 327w3
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N E W G 0 @ d S,

EoR sale at Burnct, by J.JEWETT q CO.
Il 327tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

Kendall propounds the following interrogatories
to the Globe:
|. I'VE will support Mr.. Tyler against Mr.. Clay, they
being the only candidates; and will not the Globe ~
The Globe answers:
The Globe will support nsither ~
I'd. will support Mr.. Tyler ii the nominee of the
National Democratic Convention: And will not the Globe p"
Blair answers:
The Globe will not indulge a supposition so derogatory
10 the Democracy. To suppose that the Democratic par
~ may nominate Mr.. Tyler, IS to suppose that it is dcsu.
tute of political principle
We begin TO think the Captain will prove an
ugly customer yet TO the Democracy. How are
they to get rl of him? If they Try to write him
down he can turn them over to their own files for
proof Of his virtue and patriotism. We wish the
party JOY OF him with all our hearts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

We invite especial attention 10 the powerful article from
the Alabama Tribune (Calhoun), to be found in another
column. IL furnishes additional proof Gf any were want
ing) Of Van Buren's waning popularity with the Domocra-
cyi but We would most especially call attention TO the ad.
missions Of the editor, himself q Democrat, aud supporting
the Van Buren, ticket IN 1910.
The man, who seriously believes that the election Of Gen.
Harrison was secured by "loI cabins and nbald songs" ~
a monarchist at heart: he does not, and BE- cannot, think
the people capable Of selfgovcmmont. These wcrc truly
"but the weeds upon tue surface" They denoted that the
great Ocean was indeed stirred to its very foundations; but
they could have no effect in producing the irritation Of the
waters. IL was the people, who rose ia their strength and
hurled Mr.. Van Buren, 10 the earth. Never was there suoh
an outburst Of popular indignation. II was a furious lorna.
do, destroying ~ 10 progress every hope u which the most
perinncious LOcofoco could cling for a moment.
II Mr.. Van Buren, has been badly treated, how have the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28
CANAL cow Err

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat, Enterprise, VIM. J. Rakes, master, with
80 tons INDIE. from New Market aud Greonway to A. r.
Harris and X. b. Huxall g. Co.
CLEARED,
Canal Boat, Velvdere, j. A.. Wilkcrson, master with
- tons mdze. for Scottsyille and Lynchburg.
Pioneer, X. Parsons. master wiih2G tons mdze. for Lynch.
burg.
Paul PV, N. Harding, master, for New Market, empty.
Mohawk, A. Lewis, master for Lock No. 9.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

An absurd story Of the death Of Gen. Jackson was afoat
in Baltimore on Friday. 1t arose from an endorsement, by
some idle body, on one of the Western way-bils. The old
Hero will live TO see Clay President yet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

unsuccessful candidates that preceded him been served p
Surely no man was ever rejected with 50 much nausea by
the people Of these States. But il is a new thing, and wor-
thy OF the S~poilsmen. who think the offices belong to them,
10 talk OF a mans being badly treated by a majority oflI5..
600 people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

The address OF "SeneX' TO the "Retreating Wings" es-
capped our attention until II was too late to notice 1t IN the
paper OF to-day. Our comments tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28
DIED.

on Wednesday. August %, at Brooklyn, New York, MINERVA.
wife Of George NJ Arwatrr, nf the 6r, of Kent Kendall A A.,
water Of this ChyJ aged II years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28
HO1T& cos PRIZE OFFICE.
Under the EXCHANGE.

Drawing of a Lottery comes OFT to day al the EXCHANGE s- sno
Capital 10 Of 1900. 10 Of 1850, 10 Of iOon. kc. T,ck.,. Sc
y %Se HOYT L. 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

Mem Orleans.
The Yellow Fever was raging in this city at the last
dates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

GREEN BENNE LEAVES.
H'Wo or Three of these esves. stirred for Few minnie. II, ,.tr.
= pinto ~ eool water win turn u into q tbiek hand na,,io,,.
mlc'age' healing and soothung IN H. effects very n,t,t,btc -
uIey nee hun ah irritating properties. They ,e cry s,n,,,tt.
isrd AMI highly recommended by our physiei,ns In ~ ,T,fVv
COMPLAINT NJ children, DiARRHuA DYsEyTppv ~
similar affections "" "'I"'
The very extensive use of these leaves dripg IN. ~, H..
S'"'H we IeW"el demand tts summer and he ls,,s,,d 90 80,
'"n VIZ nave been benehtici by The u.s. NJ them. us,s tr,o I'm.
sustain aH Nat has been nti IN their favor AZ an inv.tu,hta .a -
ny N The above distressing tamong ehHtcn Tho mos @,.n a.
a.. Picked fresh every day. "F"-
Ato, hest bermuda Arrow uoot. fla
and saluiay article Of diet fr invahda. "' ""'''"u
For salc by BOtToN 4 u,ppt,o,
ComctofMan and Govefpo, .,.,,.
Below the E,,t. D..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

The tcuSVal Of suffering has been the object Of N. plul,n,,,o,,.,
"'Nety age "fuhc woThd, but the true principles OF treating di-eas.
P"stos-subu slowly Tor many thousand ycars, owing To the limited
"'e "i acquiring knowledge: but since the Introduction of the
ua"hei upon the worbL" and the nian of The ith century ,.oS.r.s,.
"N'mllgeS wheh has totetother- never did In this general dim,
son =" Ahowssigr' remedies have been sought an.t and di.eov,,,,i
m TN beautful stotehOusr of the Vcg,tall. eu,,,.o .,,e,,y -,
lated Il combine with. ncutralze aud dsisI, IN. s,laLe 5000, 49,,
dtmises usef Throughout thu general sy-tcm anil uto.u,,.. n,n ia
~ uuh Sanass satraparla. a purely vegetable prpau,,on Ia.
h''h uf''-ughy tested In "a variety Of disease. and il from, ,,ts..
Renee known ~ bo n safe aud cfcctual eur, for scfpn,l, M, o,l,,,.
nent otth he glands. IepTo-y, Salt Rhemn se,Li u.,1 80
rheumatism falpttatton of the Heart aud other d,.,.es on,n,,,ns
IA an nnpui" M dcrtavcd state OF the blood u dennreun., Nm,
Ug'suNe organs The proprietors ac daily receiving wr,ren test.
""h'aS giving interesting details of it, extraordinary virtues. o,yip,i
manuscripts Of various Certificates letters ofth, C1cryy M,y,.,,,,e
ani iatty, all confirming the previous statem.n ts.a re cons,n,v ,.'
cetNrd aud viii cheerOily be exhibited on application F,r,s No..
"c'rued Sndhci"nty clear and convincing to satisfy the most incredul
IA OIL the real merits OF this invaluable medicine.
fot particulars zee advertisements in hi. and other e,y n,r.,.
Prepared aud SOLD, wholesale ami retail. and for expectation. bv
hbSaNDS TO- Druggists and Chemists, Gnnii, BuLbns.
NO q broadway, corner OF Chambers street. New Yotk. ,u,bo,t,eS
asehtih hhehn"nd' a Duval n Co, in Petersburg, Roper A. AnI.,-
forsS. "' pou''
au s5
90 A certain formidable. aud. at one time, considered ;,c,,,h,.
disease. manhiesting itself by chancte-. buboe. or war,r,o uh,ch
-"S0e'u ueet IN Tie throat, nose and tongue, bloteh.s ON vanou
pAtso The body, with nocturnal pains especially In the skin hone.
I'M shoulders The system - filed with hnud poison, which. N.
~~" metchuhy arrested, Will soon ulcerate the .yc,--rons,,,.
'e NOSE, contract the body. and convert ts loy.lirst form, ,n,o
such a mass OF corruption, such n dunghin of stencil -neh , nc
"tro ghasthnsS, sufficient To strike the guilty victim with, .,co,
hAppuy Tor mankind. the Governor Of ID. world an mere b,.
appointed ieansb by which THIS dreadful malady CAN M CIfnEn
\ long successful course nf practice. eou,h,rod ,,, =. -"
practical knowledge OF the Anatomical structure. OF IN, Ium,n
'rah'r iuHy entities Dr. H4RTIEr To the confidence of thoss who
may have hUcn u prey To that insidious hsease.-Ohee "a Tagy.t
au ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28
A man convinced against his VIII,
Is OF the same opinion still"

| found that the respectable looking men, about the tavern
that | stopped at, knew little or nothing Of the meeting, and
took no interest at all in It's proceedings; thus showing that
ger need Toe anticipated, and that the cause will be killed
by their own speakers, without the aid OF n single blow
from \ NIRGINIAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

A FIRST RATE COOK, WASHER L IRoNER-w. bay.
N for SALE privately, a first rate Cook, Washer and Ion,r Nm
'hNeiy Children which We wish TO sell to remain in the city.
u - RIO. NIL A. BROTHER, Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

WE have for sale privately, two pair match
Horses, young and sound. which will be Soh low.
au ~ RIO. I'LL. & RROTHER Anri.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-28

rooKEs sARsAPARILLA-A few more dozen received ,I
m sale ny SAM. r.. DOVE.
MP Sign OF the Black Roy and Mortar.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-17
The State of Ohio, Broun County, S.

The State Of Ohio, BroOn County, S.
I, JAMES j. SMITH, Auditor of said county, do GER
tfy the foregoing to be correct list Of lasds and town
lots returned delinquent for taxes by the County Irea
surer for said county in January last Excepting those
which have been paid into the State treasury and the
same certified to this Office by the Auditor of state)
with the penalties and interest including also the taxes
for the current year. JAMES J. SMITH, Auditor Of
September 29th, 1843 Br0'0" County, ONO
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern
that the whole of the several tracts Of land and town lots
contained the foregoing list or SO much thereo1 as
he nacearv to paT the taxes interest and penalties
charged thereon will be sold at the court house George
town on the second Monday he eighth day. of January
next by the County Treasurer unless said taxes interest
and penalties shall be paid before that time
JAMES j. SMITH, H. B. c.
Auditors Office, County Oho}
September Goth, lS43