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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-10-05

| his Northern business was less than
2 per cent! One of the oldest Nv
ing importers and dealers IN dry
goods stated his Southern losses at
50 to 80 per cent; his Northern and
Western losses at S. This IS the
experience Of all classes OF business
men. The aggregate, in any ten
years, thus plundered from the peo-
pie of the free labor States, is not less
than $30O,OOO,OOO, all of which goes
to make up the pauperism of slave
labor. This is sample OF only one
or tho of the many modes in which
slavery makes its control over the
Government blessing to itself, and
a curse to the people who live by
honesty, by the sweat ofthelr brows'
and the labor of their own hands,
" Democracy" ever prating of " hu-
man rights" and /" Whigism," ever
loud in professions of more favor
able" views in respect to the slave
and his friends, combine in unholy
league with slavery, to plumber free
men of their hard earnings The
free States, Ireland, all countries,
are made to contribute, in tears and
bloody sweat to build up the bloody
throne Of this .Moloch, to whom we
and our children, our interests and
our rights, the freedom of the press
and of speech, our personal safety
and the purity Of our churches alike
are made the costly sacrifice. How
long shall it be so? Are you a
slave, son Of New York, son OF Ire
land, sou of freedom, that you will
cling to pro-slavery sects that barter
religion in its truth, Christ in his
members, for a little ofthe gold stol-
en- from the slave? That you vote
for men, for public office, who for
power will barter your interests and
rights? Oh cease to sacrifice your
self, your country, your religion, to
the tyrants who have already made
one halt the laboring men Of the ma
ton ignorant, sensual, british slaves,
and who exullingly proclaim the
coming of the day when the same
accursed system shall spread over
all the land /! Answer them with the
might of a freeman's power, THE
BALLOT BOX
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PHILos.
The New Mirror.

This is splendid Weekly Magazine,
edited by G. p Morris and N P. Willis.
Each number is embeIished with an en-
craving nearly equal to any found in our
best monthles. The last number received
is beautifully designed, and executed in
the top style of modern improved lypog-
raphy. For further notice, see Prospec-
tus to be found-in another column.-D SIN.
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Rural Repository.

The back numbers Of the present vol
ume have been received, and we are glad
to see it once more in so neat q dress. -
This is semi.weekly paper, printed on
a nice sheet, and well worth the subscrip-
ton price-one dolar.-D. S. NJ.
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SuocK1NG.-Andrew F. Howard,
charged with the murder Of Miss
Phebe Hanson, is to have his trial
at Rochester,, N. H. on the 10 inst.
He is said to be only % years of
age. His own brother is to be the
principal witness against him.
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PEr1r1oNs.-As Suggested hv Two

PETITIoNs,-As suggested by two cor
respondents in this number of the V dice
now is the time for circulating papers,
petilioning for repeal of the law, licens-
ing the sale of intoxicating drinks. We
hope this importan. business will be al
tended TO in season.
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u Mr. Rankin's letter will have place
in our next number,
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three 6ay-.evsn sixty one siIty-6se. sHiy-nin'
seniy ssssasy- s,ghly en, peiy-6sr, eighty
nine ninety three ninety one hpndred AID one
hpndre,I ana ttbrteen, ono hundred AID stsuble-n,
one hundred and twenty one, and one hundred and
twenty Ave as ,e,r ssn,ed dlon hs pso OF lhe "a
to~ n prepared by the surveyor General OF the Ter
rtois OF Florida.
The sale will be kept open for i've weeks (urless
the lois no sooner disposed of and no longer aud no
private eniiy OF any lot .esed, will lie admitted
until after ,he expiration Of the Two weeks
Given under NY hand at the Guy OF Weshing.'n,
THE eli nth day of June, Ammo Donlni isl5:
- ''F'I'' dial lir JOHN TYLER.
By The President; ~"
Tao. II. BLAKE, "e' ~
I'd Comaissi0nsr Of the General Land Office.
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ton three, 10 township fifteen. frsotionai section
one two eleven, fouIisen twenty-five, Yeny -Ihree
twenty seven aud thry-four, IN township s'Atee",
AID the fractional ssc,ion thirty six, 10 the traeuon'
township sessn,ssn. f,Tangs six
, A the Land Office CHICAGO, commencing
on Monday the tuenty mn day of Sspte~ter nes',
pr the disposal Of the public lands hereinafter dese
nalcJ, u Wit:
.ys,zA If the Base Lane and East If ne n'ird Print
pal Meridian.
fractional townships ihiry-one and ihirty-two
bordering on The indiana State line, Of range fheep
The east fraction Of tile southeast quarter OF sec
ton dix 10 township thiry-thnc, Of range four.
The east half and northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section three, and The north hall
Of the northwest quarter Of the same section, IN town
hip ihirty nine, of range eight.
The east half Of the southeast quarter OF section
fifteen, in township fory-thrce, OF range eleven.
The northwest quarter Of section twelve, 10 town
ship forty, OF range thirteen
Al the Land Office at DANVlLLE, commencing
on Monday, the second DAY Of Ocfobe next, for the
disposal of the public apds within the limits Of fac
lional townships tweniy-cight, twenty nine and
hrly north OF the base line If range ten, west oil
the second principal meridian.
Al the Land Once at KASK ASKIA, commence
ing on Monday, the sixteenth day of October next,
for the disposal Of the public l,nds within the limits
Of the southeast quarter Of section ihhy-three and
the southwest fractional quarter Of the section,
on island twenty-four tn the Mississippi river) in
low nship thirteen, south, of range three west.
Al the Land Office at EDW ARDSViLLE, com
mencing on Monday, the ninth day of October next,
Tor the disposal of the pubic lands within the lius
of fractional sections thirty and thirty two, In
nship six north of range ten west and fractional
section twenty FIVE IN TOWNSHIP? six north, at range
eleven west. constituting islands numbered sixty and
sixty-one, in the Misssslpp river. N1l f
A, the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday, the tuen,- third day Of October neat, for
the disposal of the public lands within the limits OF
the undermentioned tracts, VIZ: nrf
North OF The Base Line and East Of the fourth prin'
eipdi Meridian.
The north half and southeast quarter of section
tweniy-lhree, in township four, of range three.
The northwest quar,,r Of section twenty-iwo ID
low nship seven, Of range seven. "Ao
Lands Appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, OF other purposes, will be excluded from
sale. +A HHsa
The sales lleach be kept open for two weeks (uness
the lands are sooner disposed of and no longer and
no private entries o. land in the tow nships oie ed
will be adpted until afer the expiration Of the two
weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
lhs eighth day OF June, Ammo Donini 1913
JOHN TYLER. 3.
By the President:
Tho Ii. BLAKE,
Co,u1nissioner ofthe General Land ONCE.
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,sventesn; sections Ave 10 nine, inclusive n"se'
viae,ees twenty one, twenty. twp. t"e"y -.
50 elay eight, thiIy ihity-one thiny nuI s"' ,y
i've In township naeteenS sections 'h's'e1", '"s'v'
iwen,y-one, twenty too, 'wsn'y7mor 49, md
wenty seven iweniy.eight, iwenty-nihsI '',' go
hhilty' one 10 TOYS nship twenty one jrae"on1'
six 10 wnsi,ip Nv eat two, of fa"gs twenty
Sections thirisso, ioup cen, haeen, ss'sni.en a.,
eighteen, in township iweaiyro"s' % range
sI. M f]ifl1i Hf nif'iW tt4i ~ tsNi
Sections thirteen ourteen fiftecn, seventeen ss
teen, twenty-five, twenty tlnee and '"shsyiHo' "
township twepty-one OF range twenty-<ese"' t4il
sec,ions forty one and fpr,y-two in township s"'h
~; sections three TO ten inciusise sections noe"
yanteen eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty
-lwo twlnty three, twenty-iour, twsny-h'e
iwep,,-slx twenty seven, thir,yf,e and thiry
10 township twenty onei and fractional ssefions o"e
and two, in township twenty-five, Of range t"e"5-
eight. c..
teen and fifteen, In township iwen'y-'"o' CT range
| TWEEN. y-niue. rr.
Fractional sections one and three, in township
itwenty-one and sections or lots three, iou h'e ann
six, in tow nship y-our, OF range 'uify'
Sections or lots one TO fifteen inclusive and seven
teen 10 iwenty-six, inclusive, In township '"'y
one; sections Or lots one to thiry-h'e, keAcep' s'A
teen inclusive in tow nship tweDty-two; sections OF
lois one to sxty-two Except rix,etn inclusive 10
township twenty three; sections or ios one !" NJ
een Inclusive seventeen and nipeteen TO thn'y sew
en- inclusive, in township twenty-iour, OIL range 'n"
iy-one. ~. ~
Sections or lots one to forty-ur inclusive (except
six een) ia township tweniy-twoi sectons OF 'o's
une to Twelve Inclusive in township twen'y-'hree oI
range ihlrty-iwo.
Sections or lots one 10 seven, inclusive, IN town
ship twenty-five; and SECTIONS or lots one TO h"en'
inclusive and seventeen and eighteen, IN township
twenty -three, of range ,hiriy'three,
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF Schools
military mr. other Will he excluded
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NOTICE.

In pursuance ofthe provisions of the net Of Con
gress approved 81 Marrh, 1888, entitled /" An TIC, 10
Establish a town at 81 Ma,ks, Fioflda" the Register
and Receiver Of the Land Office al Tailahassse, VI
be required prior 10 The day OF se To ascertain 'he
vslue OF any improvements which may have bsea
made on the lots designated IN ihis proclamation,
spec,ve.y, sand the purchaser n. pubic sale OF any
iot upon which there such improvements, . her
than the owner thereof, shall, M addoD 10 ihe sun
to be paid TO the United States, lie, AID hereby s
quired TO pny 10 the OF The Improvements he
value OF them as thus nscerlaiDed; and If payment
therefor shall be made upon the day whioh he
same was purchased the lot shall be again offered At
public sale ON abe next Joy OF sale and such erson
shall not I've capable Of becoming the purchaser OF that
or any other lot oHered II thai public sale ProridsG
That if any lot 81 offered and bid OF the lasl day
of the public sale shall not be thus paid for, the same
may be entered at private sale upon paying 10 he
United States the SUN which il was bid OIL and to
the owner Of the improvements the previously as,er-
tanned value thereof"
By the act of Congress aforesaid, the mlnn
price Of each lot Is fixed at twenty-five dollars.
,Huo 5.arl rHO.dH BLAKE,
Commissioner Of tho General Land O0iec.
"A tJl Oct.
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BY The PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.
7 N pursuance of law, !, JouN TYLER, Prs
i dent Of The United States OF America, DO hereby
declare and make known that public safes will be
held at The aforementioned Land Offices, in the
State OF MICHIGAN, a, the leriods hereinafter de-
sigualed To vii: y ..-Ief -5..f-..
At the Land Office at GErEsSRE, commencing
on Monday the ninth day Of October next for the
disposal Of the public lands within the limits of be
aforementioned tow nsbps and fractional townships,
10 wiz: ft f'-. '1e tl
North 2fLhe base line and east of III. meridian
townships tIiry-one, thirty two, thirty three and
thirty four and fractional township thrty-five boz
dering 90 Lake Huron, Of range sir.
Townships thir'y-one thrty.two and thirty three,
and irsc,iynsl township ,hirty-four, bordering on
Lake Huron, OF range seven, n' 'a
Frac'icnaiiow nships thirty zone, thirty two thirty
three and ttiry-f,ur, bordering on Lake Huron and
Thunder Bay, " range eight. % 1'f 81.
Fractiopsltownsbips thirty thirty one, thir,y-two,
and thirty .threr, bordering on Lake Huron, of range
fractional township thirty, OF range ten 10 r
Mort, Of the bare hne and West ofthe meridian
Township lbry-fve, and fractional townships
thIty-ss, thirty seven and thirty eight, bordering
Lake Horon and Mu,iets Bay. o. range one. tiI-- q
townships thmy five, thry-six AID thirty seven
and fractional Townships thirty eigh, ADD thirty nine
bordering Lake Huron, FRANCE two.
Atthe Land Office at DE rROIr, eommencne
Monday, the ,~en,y-6fn day OF September next
for the dis, vi of tue public lands within the hmris
Of the following detached iracts VIZ: ..u,.s
The ios nomter oDe IN section eight; 10, number
nine 10 section lots three four aud five In
ton seven,seo, snd o, number one in ION e,gh-
teen, which have reeenty been surveyed IN town.
ship s,r, soo,h Of range ten East OF the meridian.
Lands spproIr nied by Law fort the Of schools,
military, OF other purposes, will be excluded from
salc. ..tu p : \ u E F Irl srrr HT" 5r .
The sales viii zach be kept open for two weeks,
tunless the lands sconsr d'sp,sed and lon
yer, rnd private eb,rrs at land, in the townships
aaefed, will be admitted un'i alter the en- irs,ion
oil the two weeks. ..falsN rt rn. I'd 'rtf.' ..st.
Given under my hand q, the city Of Washington,
this eighth day Of June A mo Donjni, lo43
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President: 1io.r rfoNU Nt 4.
Tho II. BLAKy, 'fnt1d .N lall ttH
fofoDtfssfa0fr Of IA G<r<xoT ooH nM-.
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BY THE PREsTDEN OF THE U. STATES
june Ii-t6Nov.

By THE PRESIDEN OF THE u. STATES
M HEREAS by the act Of Congress, approved on
w tue Both day Of Juoe, 1884, eniiled I" An act
80 autnorzs he sals OF lois IN the town oi 81 Marks
Florida, The Prosdrnts authorized TO direct the Re-
rislef snd X cover Of the Tallahassee land dlstnc
go make sale Al public sucin Of fourth Of tho Iots
~ The town ~ ST. MARKS, 10 tie TERRI TORY
OF FLORIDA, according 10 the Plan OF The Survey.
,r General Of SAID Turiiory Now know We that Z
JpHs IrLgs, President Of the Uaed s,s,es, DO here
y deeafe and max known that public sale win b..
ed at the Land Olier al TALLAHASSEE. in INC
TERRITORY or FLORIDA, ior the disposal Of
ihe uDdef n'entehed OTIS 10 ibe town Of St. MARKS
FLORIDA, on Monday the fpsnty-thrd day Of October
mkt, VIZ ~ t.
L'ts numbered one, Eve nine, thirteen, scvenlecn
vthii-0he, twenty Eve, twenty nine, tbuy-three,
amy seven, pry-lns, forty-6ye, forty -nine 6hy-
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Commissioner oftlie General Land 0Fe'

NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right of pe-empipn 10
any lands within the limits If the townships above
enumerated is required To establish the same to the
satisfaction If the Register and Receiver Of the pro-
per Land Office and make payment therefor, as soon
as practicable after seeing this notice, and befre the Day
appointed for the commencement vi the public sale or
The township, embracing The tract caiined, above
80 THO. IL. BLAKE,
aE Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 10 the right OF pre-cmptios,
to any lands within TIE limits Of the townships above
enumerated IS required establish the same TO the
satisfaction Of The Reg ser aud Receiver Of the pro-
per land Office, aud make payment therefor, soon
pracfoob a'fr seeing MS n6os and before the day
appointed for the commencement OF the public sale
OF the township, embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. n BLAKE,
Commissioner Of Ire General Land Ofcs
i1ne i-t6 NOV. it
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BY the President: mils1 ~ 8y.l51,g1
10 Tho. II! BLAKE, 1s1at if1i a7
C0m,nissioner Of tho General Office. "a

NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of redemption
to any lads within The limits Of the townships above
enunrtnted 10 required 70 abli-h the same the
Nsatsiac ~ the Register and Receiver ofihs pro.
per Land Office md make pay ment therefor
Jracicoe offt, seeing iris NOTICE. and before the
day mp iDied for the cssrnencement Of the public
sale Of the TOW nsbp, embracing the tract claimed
above designated, otherwise such chin will be for
feIted. 1.fa 1853 d. OH
ia9saf9 a7In THO. II. BLAKE, d t11.1t
'ii Com~issionsr Of the General Land Qdee.
June 13--',s nuigfntLGN a.. rhfl o Ct Naif 6.
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Commfssioner Of ne General Land Omc..

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person sntnleJ 10 the hight OF pre-emplion
To any ands within iha Limits Ut The tow above
cnum,raled, required 20 establish ,hs sam, 10 The
ssisiaci 90 81 the Rsgisisr and Receiver OF be pro
Ter Land Oflicr, and make payment ,bercfvr soon
Iraeiicubie qir seeing fhis ,idice and before IN.
day sIpoini.d ur the commencement Of the pu
u The low nsb,p, eubrsc'og the tract cls med
above designated Otherwise such claim viii be for
f,iled. .t.,.,,l .,.r-tr Tho. ii. BLAKE,
o, Commissioner Of he ,ro! Land 16ce
june BIDS 80, ~ -. - w -,
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 the right Of presumption
to any lands within the limits of The townships above
enumerated s required Ia ahlish the same TO tie
sails acton of the register and receiver of he proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor as
practicable after seeing is notice. and before he day
appointed for the commencement OF the public sale
OF the township embracing the tract cai,ned, abov,
designated Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO. FL. BLAKE
$50 Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
iunel3-t Oct3O rETfEgt
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BY TnE fREsipEN OF tue ., STATES.

BY the President OF THE U, STATES
I n por-usnc- at law, !, JouS TyL,n, President OF
u the Uniiej states f America, do hereby declare
and make known ,hotiub,c bIes will he held at the
uo'isrnr.tr'ned Land Otlices IN tbe Territory q
low "A, al. The periods bers,oate, J--'gnard, To wit
AZ he Land Othse a, W BU0UE- Commencing
on Aondsy ths ~'x,ssn,b day .f Oe'ober nett, ti
the uodsri,rrr,snsd townships, viz: ..H, H.
.Noh Of The base line, and east Of the 5h principal mr..
rihan. " "' u VI
Townships eghiyfwv and eighty three, Of rang.
oDr. IfI. ffNfI IA u. .i.. ~.n E...e +. I. \
Townships eighty -one, eshty-t and eighty thee
Of rsnaeiso. ~. $3.50
Townships eighty lone, siahty-tvo and eighty.
iownsh,p ~snty-three, Of range Eve. BOO N
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TN virtue ofthe authority conferred on the Exrcu.
i tive by the second section of the act Of Congiess
approved on the Goth day Of June 1891, entitled ''aa
aci to create additional Land Offices in the States Of
Illinois and Missouri, and in The Territory Month Of
the State of Illinois," notice is hereby given thai be
Land Office for the Wiskon-aD District is TO be- re-.
moved from Muskoday 10 Mineral Point So som as
the necessary arrangements Tor that purpose can he
made.
Given under my hand at The City of Washu- an,
this nth day Of April A. d. lel3
b U4ce ~ JOHN TYLER
BY the Presidents: U.s. frlt4
Id THo II BLAKE, d.
II Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
nur J3-lawljw
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NOTICE TO pRE,EMpTloN cI.A,MANrI

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person Mt tod To The RICH, Of pre-empion 10
any lauds within the hU,st- OF the townships abo,,
enu@rattd, l. required to establish the same TO N,
auslsc non ot The Register and Receiver of The pro-
yer Land Office, and make payment therefor az soon
Prpeiicobis after seeing ms notice. and before ID,
isy bppolnied Tor the comme ncement Of the publ
ale Of the toenship, embracing he tract claimed
boye Designated otherwise such CLAIM will be fol-
cited. 0-.Y'
THO. II. BLAKE, ~
80 h. Commissioner Of The General Land 0Gee
june 1o-tds
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NnrIt L.

NOTICE.
In relIfion TO the remorai q Hte Land Office from
Auskodoyto Mineral Point, in WISCONSIN I'r.
,it0ry
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

Commissionsr Of fbe GenToi I4and Q9ee.
Junc 13--,,is nuiHmtEGN q. rsfoo ci fff .1l.aff.
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Circuit Court.

James Germond VS.. .fugust,is TTeklsr This was On
action to recover damages assault and battery CON
United upon Master George Germond OF painn who
is years old by certain dog belonging 20 defendant
The attack by the dog was made on the 18th Augusin
Spring street The boys right was badly laccraied
II was dressed by DR.. Archer. The wss In sling
some four or Gv1 months The hoy confined 10 his
bed nearly three weeks The dog had attacked the boy
before Flicker had been warned Jelore tha,ihe dog
dangerous and should be taken Of lie earning
eighteen shings per week Dr. Archer testified that the
wound of very serious character. Al one iime he
was greatly afraid the would have TO be ampuaied
Dr. Gleason also called TO attend upon the boy the
boy unable to do any manual laber for some hvs
months; my bill $40 for medical services DR. Sla
sons bill would be about s25 The arm will proha
bly, ultimately get entirely well. The dog was proved
to be Of bad character Mrs Middleton, who nursi the
boy, considers erservces worth $40
In ha charge Judge Kent remarked that in such case as
this two actions might be brought-one by the father and
one by the The jury therefore must bear IN mind
this action is brought by the father only recover
for the loss oservces Persons keep dogs and Other
mild naured animals under certain regulaons but the
is ponsble for damages II the animal IL oil mis-
chievous propensity and II the owner Is made acquan
ed with the tact There some discrepancy in the test
mony as 70 the character Of the dog. The attack was
made in the morning earl, and S"s
kept loose at h and until lat. hour In the morn
ing, and this fact bears hard upon the defendant who
should have taken OF him. In this case, however,
the father damages for the injury done his
boy He only for loss of services, medical
attendance, nursing, SC.
Verdict for plaintiff $685.
Alderman scoles for plaintiG-Mr. Sherwood for de-
PENDANT
Graham u.s. WGUer.-This case was reported IN error
in yesterdays Herald. The action brought to reco-
for years taxes of the premises in question Mr.
Graham leased the premises to Yates for with
privilege of four more at rent OF $500 and the
taxes Yates afterwards let the premises to Waller and
the plaintiff sought make Waller liable in action Of
for these taxes the ground that Waller had
received assignment Of the said lease and the issue
was whether Waller was the assignee under the said
lease, which denied. Mr. Waller insisted that he had
duly performed his agreement with Yates, and that
Graham had no claim against him in the matter. This
had been tried before and the Jury could not
agree.
The Jury this trial gave their verdict for the defend
ant.
Theodore sedgwick for plaintiff; John Cook for de-
PENDANT