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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
JUST AS WE EXPECTED.

l. L n IL T. y.
The late elections are turning out just as
We predicted We have said that the Stat
-iections oil tte las; year. were not criierious
IF the strength of the Presidential eand
iates On ordinary occasions. the wings
lave not put forth their whole strength, and
" their inactivity have permitted their op-
'onenis to carry the day In Louisiana, al
he last. election, the entire whig vote was
not equal to Harrison's majority in 1910
md yet there was no increase of democratic
votes But in times of excitement. when
the whole vote is wen, the wings have the
majority. 1t is in this way that we accoun
ted for the first gun from
TENNESSEE
last August, when the Clay banner was un.
furled 10 the breeze. and victory inscribed
upon its folds The ball was then set in
motion amidst the shouts of the victorious
wings whose thunder tones walked up
the wings of
GEORGIA,
wro sent back the 40. TO the tune of 5000
majority for the whig candidate for Govern
or, and about so majority in the Legisla |
ture. Nor were the people of
MARYLAND
asleep whilst such noble deeds were doing /
The wings there carried their ticket. State
and federal and by eecting whig Lcgis-
lature, have secured the election of whig
Senator in Congress. AL these however,
are not priming to what The Buckeyes Of
OHIO
have done for US, when they gave the death
blow to locofocoism in that 81 tie, and told
Is in language not to be misunderstood, tha.
ne 10000 majority which it gave Harrison l
n 1S40 was ready TO be forked over
0 Mr. Clay whenever it should be re-
Iuired of them.
The late elections in the Key Stone 2
ave shown that
PENNSYLVA MIA
) o. K (Orful Koon) G. J. IngersoIl is [
eat for Congress, and the whig gain is al a
'gether very agreeable to think about.
While the little States of :
RHODE ISLAND lii
and =
DELLA WARE b
ave come up along side of
VERMONT
I'd given US decisive evidence that, though y
nall, they will all three be found right u
de up" IN 1914 II
We say, we have not been surprised al : :
/ these glorious successes for the very Z
mple reason, that we have always believ c.
, and do now believe. that as soon as de- I
ocracy selects its candidate for President, : :
will receive al the hands of Mr. Clay o
hat Paddy gave the drum, in the neatest :
,ssible style. d
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

The number Of Irishmen in the Bfl1l.N
army in l84I. according to an Official p
per, was above forty thousand,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
COMMUNICATES
ROBERT FL. WALL, ESQ

ROBERT Fl. Wall, ESQ
Sir: Ifyou will permit your name to be
run as a candidate for Policeman, for the
Holly Springs district. you will be warmly
rupported by MANY VOTERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

Then we say let the Wings Of each Ward, early
together and proceed tho adoption Of plan, for the
speedy erection Of such Bulldog the good dsrvabs
IRON frequent meetings obvious every one, who
gagged IN advancing n cnuse noble We would
humby suggest that Wings ofeaeh Ward, would
open subscription list, is very well known, that the
sum OF one dollar, less from zach Wing the city, who
is both able and willing contribute would amply defray
all expense, incurred in the the Cabin Let
acts and our house Of meeng speak the soul of pro-
LESSONS Let every Wing immediately determine take
an interest in this matter, and much mistaken. il do
not ere long, show Loco friends, zone grand raising
A WING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
ENGLISH MARKETS.
Evans 4 Trokc., Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4, 1913.
The sales OF Tobacco during hbs con
sng OF l56 Virginia Leaf scnmcd Kentucky Leaf
stommcd For Ireland taken 80 Virginia stemmsd
with - Kentucky stemmeL expectation Virginia and I73
S,emmed nearly all Virginia eargoes arr
quoted in las, Circular late very small busi
doing
Since the arrival of the Acadia Steamer business
which for the preceding fortnight had
cd fresh stimulus and the sales the
600 baeshe advance Of
Eat the smallest advance has been greatest
the descriptions OF Cotton. hall of tho re-
cent sales have been speeuator and portion Of
re sales by obbcrs at small upon purchase prices
The market has become and very much dnn
ished.
serveslule purpose 10 discuss the alleged for
expecting Improvement IN the OF the Prices
no doubt still low compared
ing business going propeTousynoney abundant-and
the spirit of speculation this with SPECTATORS
all articles but all are of
small interest compared with that Of
Prices OF Cotton will therefore, throughout remainder OF the
bc determined by received from time q,
time OF The Of the growing crop; which and in
surplus OF 100000 bales being bales Of
the last amer deduction made
OF 100000 bales Great Britain Continent of E
rope, and $4,000 in the United States.
The harvest coming great the prospect of
the admission foreign Grain again become distant
Yours, respectfully.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

was not thought OF, or advered to, aud no pro,i.
SION was made for that contingency. Mr.. Calhoun,
therefore, has right to consider the pledge abso-
lutte; and to insist upon its redemption forthwith.
For, II he has to await Vans success, he NAV DC
Kept dangling in expectancy for 20 years.
but 1t is not reasonable to suppose, that the sue.
cess OF MIR. Van Burcn would bring Mr.. Calhoun
any nearer the object of his aspirations. The
interest for the succession which would obtain as
cendancy in the Van Buren, Administration, would
be almost necessarily hostile to Mr.. Calhoun and
the whole patronage of the Government would be
directed against him, and i'm favour, probably, of
distinguished Senator of the West. In view of
this probability. it is quite manifest that Mr. Cal
houn has quite as little to expect from Vans re-
election, as from the success of a Wing. He was
born under an unlucky star, however; and it is
very likely he will do that which will prove most
injurious to himself, and again enlist under the
Van Buren, flag. in the vain hope of being the Adj
minis,raton candidate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
PreraiIing Vices of the Cities.


The New York and New Orleans papers arr
making comparison of the vices of their respec.
tive cities, and Philadelphia paper very udicious.
~ remarks, by way of salvo for the short comings
OF the City of Brothcrly Love- 1--WE are none of us
rs virtuous rs we might be-" Richmond, how.
ever, looking TO the array of blemishes chroniclcd
IN the annexed paragraph, may say she is not rs
otherS-shc has no faults with which To be re.
preached.
THE REToRT CouRTEoUS.-whicc complaining
OF the bad habits OF city, well enough
get those OF another Few have much bag OF when the
whole truth is known. The n. q. Picayunc saws
The New York Express sneers advertisement of
"Jackass, Dog and Bull Fight Gretna and calls it
'rehned summer amusement, New Orleans" In he
vacant lots the Bulls Heud-how many men and
boys will he find engaged in bull batting and that with
full knowledge at the city magistrates. and within their ur
dicton Our city police has nothing do with the anus
OF Gretna. OF all the cities upon earth 70 COMPLAIN
o; blackguard rowdy tiian scoundrel and their congo
NAL spirits, New York Is the last. Where Mary Re-
gers Who shot CorSs Who killed MCCOY Where
Is the Broadway Cottage and Mr. Dingler Our Masis
trates would hang dozen loarrs hap hazard almost 10
atone for any one such outrage we have Indicated"
All true enough, doubt Picayune. But who fights
duels summer mornings, and evenings shoot stab
and Sash while the survivor scot free wSh cigar mouth
walks home 20 clean his polish his sword,
huncty somebody else Tell that and invoke .'Magis
trate to be hang "loafer Crescent city bu,
who hangs gentleman ?" Su, however are none OF
US as vIEiuous as we might be- "Een al mankind
.svcd Ills Incline In city. people delight ots-n
another, It'll their supreme pleasure have bullet the
thoraN or thrust In SeeORGe. We have delicate
TeaNauons and they sought IN the hands the
geon or IN the arrangements OF the undertaken why there
more nearly allied than IS supposed by the unPhosophic
PsEESglrGniaE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

Mr. McDufie. in his celebrated Report of 1880.
held the following language about the late Bank.
and the Congress which Incorporated It:
at may Be SAID without dsp.rsSsr,eni TIA, N assembly
OF higher talent and Pure patriotism has never existed srt
the days o. the Eevog,lon than the Congress - which ~
present Bank Incorporated. Ii polcz- r,-rv
existed, OF which, Z; sa; oe iuy said ta. al the EDS
tney aimed al, were ihelr coult-ys THE REPl B
LlCAN fARIN % HAT Gay.-They had r-st csuc -c-ae
the country through the penis Oi var, ase u cssr-s e.
her rights and honor and, eievsung their .r .s,
the narrow and miserable ends OF party STRIFE sought or
10 advance the permanent happiness Of the people IL vs.
TO THIS GREAT END, that THEY established the pre-.
BANK"
Again, in the Report after abiding to the recon-
mendniiOn of Mr.. Madison, Mr. McDufie continues:
The Bank being now recommended by u REPUBLI.
CAN ADMINISTRATIONS was carried through both
branches of Congress, as a REPUBLICAN MEASURE,
by an overwhelming majority vi the REPU BLICAN PAR
TYn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
To the entire body Of Temperance Men in the City Of
Rlchmond. lLancL.sLcr nud ricinLlcs


BRoruEEs-As Members Of the great Temperance Or.
der address yUu and respectfully urge upon your consd
Grafton the objects contemplated by this notice We know
that you feel the interest in the that do and
that you animated by the spirit which operates up
on US We believe that you always ready engage
WIN zeal aud activity ~ any enterprise far your time
and means will justify, having for its object the Of
Temperance principles, aud the Of the cause in
which you have ombafked therefore is that appeal to
YOU at this tmc with all confidence, believing you are pre-.
pared 10 put your shoulders the wheel and will lend us
and each other the inspiration Of your presence aud coun
sci upon the occasion which this short address design
ed To draw your special attention.
TwoPopostOns-th nature Of which are, "for the hold.
ing of State Temperance Convention in our city, during
the present year. and found practicable in every succeed
ing yearas ALSO by the acquioscence OF the entire Tenn
pcfance community Of our Stac) 'lor the appointing of
day be regularly observed the Anniversary Of our In
sutOn and celebrated accordingly; with the reasons for
their ADOPTION forth IN preamble which the space Of
this publication will not enable give youhavc been
offered before the Young Mems Society," by member of
that body.
Upon motion, they referred 10 n committee 10 be
reported upon al subsequent meeting. The committee
brought IN their report, winding up with resolution the
elect that committee be- appointed for the purpose Of
conierring with the executive Mess Committee upon the
practcabiiy O calling meeting Of all the societies
sde the Tie forth the report were
satisfactory 10 the Society," aud the members re-
appointed to discharge this duty
The JOINT Committee have assembled IN conference up.
The subject and believing that important step may
be taken, by which the ofTempoance Through di.
vine assistance ouring) can yet be beneftted-thcy
have determined, with others Of their Tocotalcrs in this
earnestly to call upon all the societies in Rich.
mond Manchester and cines, for tho purpose Of cOnsd
crng these propositions 10 assemble at Dr. Pumes Church
upon Tuesday night the Goth Sept half past o'clock
and they will only add that they do sincerely hope every
society will be represented by both ladies and gentlemen,
indeed that every ono feeling any Of interest in the sub
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
.CouurxicArEp.
mLOG CARINln

Permit TO nsk what has become Of the efforts Of those
members Of party made short since for the cree.
lion Of Log Cabin
Now the facis, VIC must have a Log Cabin! A build.
ing IN the rmnoss Of whose structure will be the So
diy Of our principles and inthe intoruppng Of whose tim
bcrs will be visible the unity Of action which every where
porvades our party. The Whgs Of Richmond must have
place NJ which they have regular social meetings and
make free interchange Of sentiments and they should have
place too in keeping with their principles and acts
than with "frescood walls" and "glded lamps y
Union and concert Of action, Is the soul Of every cause
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
DIED.

non Saturday night half 10 o'clock third year,
at the residence of WIN. .. Wkba Esq county
mover Mrs. CHARLOTTE FOUsHEE WICKIAM. wife the
late George Wckam Esq of this only remaining dauR
ter Of Williams Carter. Eq Of Hanover The friends acquan
tances Of the families respectfully requested without further
and formal notice attend her funeral from Of Mf.
Thos Richie, this afternoon, at half past O'Clock.
On Thursday Morning September 21st, =! O'clock a. ~ of
Bilious Fcver MORDICA, o Samuel and Rachel Daniels de
ceased aged years months and ~ days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
Movements in Nen YorL-

4uortMcHtS ~ lNcc lOrk.
The Courier & Enquirer says the Wings will nominate
Ticket, in the city. this fall. Tha, paper adds,
"The Wing Party however, make itself advantage.
ously and beneicially felt in the coming election The
friends Of Mr. Calhoun intended put in nomna ton fol-
the Assembly. n ticket composed Of OF the highest
character who. elected, will OF be in small poll
teal minority Albany next winter but who will go there
fully determined that for the delegation from this city
will attend its suffering interests The Of such
ticket pledged look after the interests Of this great Com
mercal Metropolis, and thus relic wing from the
selfish which the Van Buren, party intend
usual to force upon would indeed be great public bcs
sing As tho Wings will have ticket of their own
them Tor this and the consequence will be- that they
will defeat the Van Buren, ticket aud secure
ton in the Legislature which will be honor 10 our city
and greatly advance its vital interests We speak the
sentiments OF leading men when say, that IL Mr.
Cahoun's friends will place in nomination
OF men Of character and standing will be
elected At all events in such contingency we shall la
Dor 10 insure its believing do that this op
portuny have New York fairly represented in the
gsaturc, should not be permitted TO escape u.s."
VERMONT ELECTloN.-Tho returns of the Inn,
Election now almost complete. The Senate will stand
81 Wings to Locos. Last year 6 to l4-showinp
wing gain of ten in our majority that body In the
House the wing strength 100 30 Loco Focos fur
heard from. The remaining towns will change the
result Our majority will not he less than 10 Joint ballot
Lastyear 1t was but thirty The result much more
favorable than anticipated from the general spahy
friends the East side of the mountain The vote
Tor Governor, 81 tar have returns, follows:
John Mattcoks, PITTS
Daniel Kellogg, lSS07
Charles h William, 3oIg
Majority against Kellogg 622O
Termont Vafchrnan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
II9 IOI
PRICES
RnSTnN MARkET. Sept. 2n


Fourhe advicos per steamer uniavornblc ship.
pors but the appearance Of North East has rather
stened the OF tile holders, and no lower rates have
been submitted to. Genesee may be quoted pretty firm at
Si,75. Corn market-But little doing, prices without
much change Couon-lIolders more im and higher pr.
ces asked.-ifids
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

" TEMPERANCE MEErING-The Creek Total Abstinence,
Society will hold meeting Monday Evening ~ O'Clock no
Military Hail. the Market There will be
dresses delivered The invited
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

" Locooco paper in Tennessee, has hauled
down the Van Buren, flag, and run up that of Cass.
The Editor thinks the defeat of Polk, decisive of
Vans fate; and as he has no particular fancy for
a minority, he has been casting about for an avail
able candidate, and at last, fixed upon Cass This
Editor should be- taken one side and lect,Ircd The
great principle Of "rising through whose sides we
were struck down." must be impressed upon his
ungrateiu soul. What are Democratic principles.
If they arc moi rc-estabshcd by the restoration of
Aaron Burr's pupil!
Cass was at one time, spoken Of as n Wing can.
didatc. He is quito non-committal on sundry i'm.
portant quesiions-and il is whispered, that when
nc comes out, he will be found on the Whip side
Probably the Tennessee Editor has heard of this.
and dcspairng of clecting Locoioco, is willing to
compromise by taking the man who, in Paris, so
maniuliy rcbuked the Islander of the Democratic
presses, in charging that the Harrison majority Of
10000 IN 1910, was bought up.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

the Queens visit to France, is the only event
of the kind, which has occurred for more than
three centuries. The last visit of the sort. was
when Henry VIII. and Francis |. met
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
A learned Committee. appointed for the burmese

a learned Committee, appointed for the purpose,
in Holland have been making experiments 10 test
the power Of oil to allay the violence of the waves
They poured large quantities of oil upon the wa
ter; but could perceive effect whatever, upon
the waves. So the old notion is exploded; and
18th OF July orators and festival poets, must no
longer talk about oil upon the agitated waters, &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

The RcPealers held National Repeal Con.
vention, in New York, last week. They elected
Mr. Robert Tyler, President-from which circum
stance, the character of the whole concern NAV be
understood.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
LOST.
A BLACK SILK UMBRELLA

IN black handle, having pearl the top The ~
label tied the inside NJ the Umbrella.
point where handle passes the Silk. The
b. obliged the finder b. would leave at The WING or
FICE. se9j-dJL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
Stock 3lst August,

Impors-from ~ Orleans Ieia g. Wellington Tfopic
y, Clinton 800 30 from London. and from Dublin
Stock in Warehouse Virginia Leaf Az Stem
med ITO Kentucky Leaf 1852 stemmed sorts and 1914
not vel sampled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25
North CnroLinn.

The Wing papers are beginning to talk of the
candidate TO bear the flag in the battle of
next year, for the Gubcrnatorial Char-the pre-
sent Governor being Ineligible any more. We
notice the names of Mr.. Stanley, VIM. 4. Ora.
ham, late Senator--Col. Manly Of Raleigh, and
Col. Joyner, the distinguished Senator from Hall
fax. In making selection from this list, there
can be no mistake-as all are good and true men
Wings of the first water, and worthy to preside
over the desnies Of our sister Commonwealth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25


SANDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 condition system
oaed BY an podisloas OF improper use Of mercury many
ou' miserable existence for Few months years
''' T, " hsm sanenns%e
A., ~, ,inp'o- arc, "nefness about tho mouth
n, oppression OF spirits aud prostrauon OF strength sero
r,s., IN sneh. h"ne'" ihesa diseases have ban~d
eff n.u, secret mas oeen unioded nom the
sud- s sn'sn triumph. over al opposition
from yc,,,aSs ,., invaluable medicine prepared wholly
speedily eur. .r,oo,a WI a an. 'nney administered
entering into M, .;,.,,. 80 az, ~ s'n'f Diseases by
fa,n. and a..n.n 80. niousn The whole animal
eompe the machine "I'en heae and tissue.
ami its ,a,.,s a.. ,,,,. 90, ss " mus That
OF nature to perform their S,nan ~ enabling the powers
ten, to sound and perfect health "F ~
p,.ns, "a -, nus IN THIS and other city papers
SANDS CO. Druggist. and .m ana %, spo,son BY
No 273 Roadway corner OF Chamber. stree, N. Vs nns
agent in Richmond Dusai Co. Petersburg Roper a A,
son. Noo NJ A. santos and o by Druggists generally in the
ms cues IN The u staes-Pnee $500 per boue bottles
'oi -. SEES
,ibIs ,r,n n, s anu reucct wcii'-hs ineontes-
sYpIIiI r e Various diseases which ahe mankind
on the s,a It, n% can nsy be tanned by
time. be acute only to bee" % u. o1,s
and To exhibit more violence In the NM ~ s,
imposed BY siamefncss poison always goes wanes n
AMI there from person person. sparnr no Climate % s
individual constitution Th,s se anns ,.. ~, D"
clen To the nee .s.,,v of n..,, " sum
Medeal Ai-wheh DR. HARTLEY who ha. conInrd h,.no,
attention. for year. pa,t IN an. ,. ~, 'o''
val ofthese noatr. 10 ,bos ~
araieenon which, when of n y,,
IN prompt and perfectly while 10 s,,.h a. no
more intensely under Old Complaints me
N M
FAIR nor gvs hopeless If even 80 ~
% under MS well directed guidance will yet curabe for
Ut w. has the privilege, most sket,c,i 10 -
cures 0, such persons who previous soliciting his as
were ON the very of DEATH stand as
OF ms sklnt energetic humane srRioruRrs
Tue beginning Of which those hbong these
III he majority o the until their .v con
n.an,, -, M y e' NJ more remote PERIOD, will lie
- W ~. :" ~ Us hahysweeks aS they listed
-, ~ t "e wen enehberet that all the medicine tlr.
wa cure ue"' PERSONS complaining from WEAK
hes- 9" The proereave aud addicted m a.
lead 10 49, % a. W WHICH, Io want OF timely assistance.
recovery their Intellectual and phvsr,, 49, IA
HARTLEY be consulted ne on,IIv a, NM, no, - W
at his office on Ioeust ,uev p;.h, a. W ~ nay uiui
-,. -. - D va Use ID
"h : S'pi'h sNuft-A supply to he had al
--- S''Siot'' "e'hcal Emporium.
SfoNIE-l case Fine Sponge received and sale al
= - - JoHNsToNT
UNNTRAC'r OF LOG WO0n TO- u..,,.. =,
Ia SUNNY constantly In to-. -, Ns"
Sc 81 ~ ,1,,~s,r,,,
so'-'S'oNS-
E.ssA FOX RENI-Thc House and Lot cor
eHA OF and 5h opposite ST James Church n, nt,n,
next. but an .,ncsnen, ,, $3.50, ep.rs io'h January
" NY Apply 10 WILLIAMS Il HANALl..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

80 FOR RENT-Thc House and Lot. cor.
ner OF and 5h opposite Church at pr.-.n,
occupied 10y Mr H. w. Montague whose expires January
next but an arrangement probably give possession
~ an earlier day. Apply TO WILLIAMS e. HAXALI..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-25

tuNo COUNTRY MERCHAN1s-The subscriber invites IN. At.
- tenon OF country merchants public generally
nsw aud fresh stock Of DRUGS MEDICINES PAINTS DYE
SruFFs OLE having purchased very low and MN
cpy for cash. and his enables him
country merchants and the public articles quality
selected and very prices.
D- The public would before elsewhere
At the sign OF the Red Mortar few doors
JOHN }. CRAWFORD.
nd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Pierce, Guardian Fields heirs lot No TO- Strange right
Of Abel Prescott. tft
Nahum Trask lot No 6, Sd range, right Of Ebenezer
Walbrdge.
George Warrington lot No in 9TH range, right of Jo
ssph Kingman.
Amusa Russ IS of lot No 9, in I'd range right Of
James olmstcd; lot No I, 9th range right Of Daniel
Nichols.
Undivided rights Of Ebenezer Walbridge, Nathaniel
Lawrence Amos Huntington, Amos Huntington Jr, Itha-
Brookng VIM II, Kingman, Josiah lawrence Abel
Prescott Christopher butcher Rev. Daniel Farand Jo
seph Xngnan. Caleb Nichols, Matthew Mead, Samuel
Stafford Esq Thadeus Gilbert, James Whopley, Nathan
Middlebrooks James Seleck, Benjamin Brigham, Ella
nah Ashley, Daniel Sherman, Daniel Nichols Zebediah
Dewey, Jeremiah Rust, Nehemiah Hopkins, Reuben
Thomas, James Everetts, Thomas Porter Esq. Ephale
Smith, Joseph Smith, Joshua Staunon Chandler Robbins,
Isaac Steward, Elijah Northrop, James Fletcher John
Strong Esq. Simeon Smith, Buah Gallusha, Bcnaah s.
Comstock, james olmsted, Elijah Staunon, Eli Cogs-
well, Asahel Beebe Daniel Adams John ST Johns, Sam.
ue Comstook, Moses Robinson Esq.
And so much of said LANDS will be sold at Public auction
at the dwelling house of Jacob Boyce in said Fayston
the first Thursday Of October next Mt o'clock after
shall be requisite to tschaee said taxes with COSTS
unless previously paid.