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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

DR. SToRY's CELEBRATED CURE FOR HYD2oPHo-
BA.-We clip from the Baltimore Sun the follow
ing useful Recipe:
Take Of tho red chick-weed (herLa anageiis
rtbeT) that has been dried. one handful, pour TWO
quarts of good beer on TO it, and boil il in new
earthen pot (the pot must be covered with close
Ind until half the liquor boils away,) il must be
boiled over q slow fire; the vessel in which it is
boiled must be kept very clean, and used for no
other purpose. When the herb is boiled enough.
il must be strained through clean cloth and we'll
squeezed. thot the substance may nj. I've taken
out Of il; then add to the decoclon two drachms
Of the best Threriaca Vent. II must be well dis
solved and mixed with the dococlion. or The above
decocIlon give TO a man or beast in the morning,
fasting, the following proportions: A man of
strong constitution must take pint Of it, and that
at one lime if possible, if not at take it, at
short, intervals, but if taken one draught it is
best. If there should be any symptoms Of mad
ness the medicine must be taken two or three
mornings in succession bu, if actual symptoms of
madness should exist, a larger portion of herbs
should be added TO the same quantity of.beer. A
woman should take less of the medicine than Il
man. say about three or three and half gills-for
children the medicine must be regulated according
to their age and constitution. 1t must be likewise
observed that children can bear more of il than
grown persons IN proportion. ... ..r.
The mother or person that nurses the child
should take an extra portion; if tho child would
receive one or two spoonsful Of the medicine it
would be sufficient. A horse should be given one
pint; COW, twenty table-spoonsfdl; a hefer or
dog. according 10 age size and strength-the me-
dlclne to be takeG warm and well Shakcn-it must
be taken in the morning, and fast must not be
broken for three or four hours after taking it.
No cold or fresh water must be taken otherwise
serious consequences might arise. Or the day of
taking the medicine, the person must abstain from
spoon vlctuas, particularly milk or warm beer.
A beast must not be watered on that day and a
person must for weeks abstain from the following
elabes, viz: Meat and pork Of all kinds, cabbage,
peas, beans, fish or wafer fowls. If person is
bit through the skin, the wound mus. be scratched
with chip until il bEeeds and washed with somo
of tho decoction this NAV be done for two or
three days. If the wound requires dressing, make
a plaster Of the Hreriaca ueaHi (venice lreacle)
twice day until the wound is healed. Observe
that before dressing, the wound must be clean
washed with dccoction. After having made use
of the medicine, tho person must put on clean
linen change of clothes and bedding, and must
not be worn until perfectly clean. All straw that
"A beast has lain or must be burn. and the slabo
cleansed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
From Nright's paper.
Facts worth knowing.


The acetjng Of Goals is very false economy, as,
though they burn slower, great deal Of heat is
wasted in drying, and carried off IN the steam.
II as taIsesconomy, too, TO purchase moist sugar.
for half pound of pure refined sugar gives moro
sweetness than one pound of raw. \ Slight trial
in coffee will prove this.
In airing rooms, both the upper and the lower
parts of the window should be opened, rs the bad
and heated air, from its iighlness will pass out at
the top, and the fresh cool air come in at the
bottom.
A blanket is cooler covering than sheet in
summer. because it allows the perpiration to es-
cape. Sheets feel cooler at first because they
carry off he heat of the body quicker; and when
they beccme warm the body they feel
warmer, by confning the perspiraton.
Roast meat is more nutritious than boiled, as in
boiling the geIotne IS extracted, and dissolved in
the water.
Coffee should never be boiled, as boiling extracts
and dispels the fine aromatic oil, which gives it
favour and strength. 1t should be made by
pouring boiling wafer through coffee in a srainer.
Writing paper dipped in brandy is often used
for covering preserves and jams; but it has a bad
effect the spirit evaporates. and the moist
ure which remains produces mouldiness.
Measuring medicine By drops is very falIacious,
as the sizes of the drops vary, both with the con-
sistence Of the fluid and the size of the lip of the
vessel. ". ~.
Hot aealen Should meyer be poured into glass
vessels till they are Moderately warmed with
tePd water, as the sudden expansion of the bot.
tom b5 the heat of tho water has tendency 10
force it from the sides. Thin vessels are better
able to endure sudden extrames of heat and cold
than thick ones, beeapse.tiisy are sooner heated
through their ..hicEso3, and consequently ex,,
panded equaly: i:5.. .4,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Lille Rock, .
May 18th, 1918.
TOthG Senate and House of RepTeSentatyCSin Congress
assembled,


assembled.
We YOUR memorialists citizens of the county OF
- in the State Of Arkansas, petitioning in con-
Junction with the citzons of other portions of the
Shte; respectfully represent TO your honorable
buies, that the eastern boundary of Arkansas
fronts three degrees, or 20S4 geographical miles
on the Mississippi river, whose parallel course for
an average depth of forty miles is almost wholly
inundated by annual freshels from said Mississippi
and other rivers--the st. Francis, White and
Arkansas. That the repeated attempts 4 settle
ment and improvements for the last 80 years. has
resulted in great individual loss and disappoint-
ment--of this scope Of swamp, embracing 5,337,- :
600 acres of land. 100000 of acres is subject
to inundation. That all such lands being worth
less, if protected by levies would be worth upon
an average SO per acre. To erect levles within
the State, by the government of the United States,
would in the opinion of many of your memorial
lists be unconstitutional, believing it TO be the Pc
cuiar province of the State to erect such internal
Improvements within her own limits.
Your memoralists respectfully ask Congress, to
donate to the State OF Arkansas, alternate Sec
tions of all the unsod lands now lying within the
above prescribed limits, upon condition, that the
State of Arkansas reclaim from overflow the same
by the erection of substantial leves on the west
bank Of the Mississippi, and upon each bank of
the St. Francis, White and Arkansas rivers from
their junction with the Mississippi up to such
points as to afford tho necessary protection.
Your memorast further represent that the inn
mediate lands upon the Saline, Washita, Black
and Red rivers also within the limits of this State
embrace an extensive area, of the most fertile
character which if reclaimed in like manner
would be rendered equally valuable (the exact
number of acres could not be so readily ascer-
talned, without personal observation and inspec-
ton y these however may amount to an addition
al million of acres, and for the reclaiming and re-
dempton from overflow, your memoriaIists re-
spectfuly ask similar grant. And your memo
rialists will ever, most respectfully propose, &c.
LIBERTY IN CUBA.-The Captain General of
Cuba Gen. Roncali, prohibited the sale of the
Cerro de Uhramar, Ga Paris paper which con-
taned the late news of the French revolution, and
threatened 10 Danish the agentif he sold any more
numbers. He also summoned the French Consul
and told him that he had been informed that seve-
raj Frenchman had sung the Marseiles hymn in
a private house, and that should any Of them sing
il again. he would have them baniShed in "A hours.
IN. o. La Patria.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Look Out.

Z SHALL offer at public sale the first Monday in
i July next, the Court House door in Van Buren,,
the large and valuable farm formerly owned by Rufus
Forester. Said farm embraces about three hundred
acres of first quality of land having upon it arg
two story framed dwelling with other valuable i'm
provements and now occupied by Solomon FORESTER
One fourth of the purchase money will be required
the day of sale at which time will be published the
remaining payments Possession to be given the
third day of January 1919 Persons desirous of pur
chasing valuable estate will do well to call and
anime the above premises.
SOLOMON FORESTER.
March Goth I8I5-6-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
5 VOLUME 7-NO. II. Z
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 W. :

The FEJEE lsLANDs.-A recent number OF tho
SydLey IN. S. Wales) Chronicle contains an in
teresiing account of these islands, furnished bya
person who has resided there during seventeen
years, from which we gather tho following par
tIculars The group consists OF upwards Of fifty
inhabited Islands, the largest OF whchis Vanane-
yer, about $50 miles in crcumference, with n
population OF nearly 30,0 ,000 Vi,elvu, the next
in size, is 10000 inhabitants. The other islands
are OF various sizes from so to 100 persons 10 the
square mile. The climate is extremely heahhfal.
extremes Of heat and cold never being felt, and
besides the ordinary productions Of the South Sea
islands, coffee, sugar and cotton are produccd.-
. European fruits have not been found to succeed
"Nl.s Pigs are numerous; but there are few cat
Ile. The basis Of the Islands is coral. and altho'
IAerNore mountainous regions there is abun
GaDcaoF level land for agricultural purposes, lin
per- &c The principal articles of export are
OIche de mer. cocoa-nut oil and tortoise.shell.
Anetejeans are m intelligent race, industrious.
hospIiage to slrangle, but with fondness for war
ana Ioveof cannibaism. which prevent them from
enjoying that degree Of happiness which their
Deauuiu! md frutful country would otherwise af-
/ loId lhem. lr the last expedition of tho Bow,
/ Io'CCo hghsng men were engaged. Tbey have
double canoeS some of them CARVING 300 men,
/ ne dress OF NE islanders is composed Of tapa, n
cloth made Of the inner bark of n tree. in the
same manner rs that worn by the other natives of
The South Sea Islands. Recently firearms are
suPerseding the use Of bows and arrows, clubs,
&C., as weapons of war. The natives are hea-
thens but not doIators, and have numerous
priesthood. The Wesleyan missionaries have,
however, made some converts 10 Christianity
among them.
! The Government of the Feiecs IS an absolute
! monarchy. Next lie the King are a class of Sove-
/ reign Chiefs, who are the heads Of subordinate
Districts or States, owing sort of feudal alleg-
ance 10 the Chief.
! Iae European and American settlers are about
sixty in number, and are for the most part marri-
cd 10 native wives. They are chiefly engaged in
shp'ouIidlng, as pilots. traders, &c, and possess
among them eleven small deckeG vessels, of from
SIX 10 thirty tons burthen. Their Chiefs make no
! opposition to European settlements, but readily
allow to them land sufficient for house and gar
den. The group abounds with harbors, and good
anchorage.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Invaluable Family Companion.

GtIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
bSof Consumption Asthma, Diseases OF the
Heart. and all Female Diseases 234 pages, 29 en-
cravings Paper 50 cts; bound 75 cts. Mail to any
pa-t-pOstage l-2 CT.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 81 Mail to
any part, 50 cts. postage. Inhaling Tubes, SILVER
50, by maiI letter postage. Abdominal Supporters
perfect S5 to $40, for all Ruptures, Falling OF the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back, and Chest; sent
by Express everywherB For Braces or supporters
or Rupture Supporters give height from head to foot
and circum ference Of person next the surface just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which SIDE
gents wanted for the sale of the above goods Ad-
dress DR.. ,. . flICH,
7O7 Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb. 24. IS4S. lily.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

z } ECEIVED per steamer w. H. Day, 10 boxes Raj
4 q, sins, bbls Almonds . boxes candy, 10 boxes
cheese, boxes Newark cider, 10 do brandy cherries
I'D do herring, do Goldfish, u do young hyson tea ,
10 do imperial do, 10 do Venice cigars, 10 do BryOn do
10 60 Colorado do, 10 DO Regalia do 25 lbs nutmegs
30 lbs cloves 10 papers tabe-salt bbs Malaga wine
bbs American gin, 10 do do brandy, do moasses
80 kegs nails do bar lead, Is cassa, 10 boxes
queensware ass'd, Is dozen painted buckets received
and for sale by HENRY Il CUNNINGHAM.
February :, I84S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
For Sale.

y 7EIE subscriber offers for sale his DJ1eUng
( House, Store House, and Ware House, on Water
strcet,-lormory occupied by 5. & G. Turner. The
above property will be sold low. Any person wishing
to purchase such property now obtain a bargain
For further particulars apply to Messrs. MORRILL, &
HAREAN.
LORENZO DELANO.
Van Buren,, April %, 1913. lI-6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

SENATOR BoRLAND's ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
DEATH OF Els COLLEAGUE SENATOR AsHLEy.-We
have read with feelings of high admiration the late
beautiful and heart stirring speech Of Senator Bcr-
land, in the Senate Of the United States. In the
whole course of our life we have mover read more
beautiful aud eloquent tribute, to the character of
any individual, than the one paid by the talented
Arkansas Senator, 10 his late highly aud Justly
respected colleague. And we doubt whether. on
any Ike occasion, the walls Of the Senate Chamber
ever echoed more Just, q more eloquent and
beautiful euogy. The language seems to have
flown from the lips Of the warrior senator in one
continued stream of eloquence, truth and purity,
so much SO as 10 receive the just Compliments Of
many Of the older Senators.
We contemplate publishing the remarks Of Mai.
Borand, 50 that his many friends in this section of
the country. may have the pleasure of reading his
talented effort. dill must PREDICT for him brilliant
career. -lNemphjs Herald.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
7. NJ FLETCHER,
Grocery, Produce, Commission and FOrw ard


OK BOARD THE WHRF-BoAT, ALEX. ScoTT,
NAPOLEON, ARK'S.,
rs ready 10 attend o all business in his line. The
Z cabin is ready forthe reception of Boarders and
Travellers The huIlis large and substantial enough
store six or eight hdred tons of freight in perfect
safety; and the proprietor promises the strictest at
teutOn TO business Dtrusted to hIm. LIDeTaI ao-
vances viii be made Oh produce.
NGp0Ee0n Ark MQ,ch %, lSiS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Come Again.

sn5 :, .a s.0ek by steamer w. H. Day. low as ever,
Pau goods lower-Staple Dry Goods, all
sb.-y, dry goods, new STYLES; dress goods,
eS..s Ss, hats and caps. Clothing, fine and com
!, nj" lnan ever hardware and cutlery,
m "a wees, bellows and chains, crockery
,Eso, groceries. My rule is never to let you
Inss'. scOas, II you have any kind of produce or
sell, even, at very small profits.
B. BISHOP,
sabe,, n ~, No 3,.Main Street, Van Buren
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
w duUeQ.

4 IL persons knowing :hemse Ives to DC indebted 70
- me, either by note or book account, will confer
a favor by calling Immediately and settling mp.
have a small assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Liquors. Bar Decauters, Oats Corn &c, all of which
l will sell at reduced prices for Cash.
D. DICKSON.
Van Buren,, May I3, l848.-I3-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
New Goods.

M ALLACE s. WARD have just resolved
Balzorines and painted laws. Organdie lawns.
black and white plaid lawns. Fancy plaid gingham
Lawn ginghams. Linen ginghams Fancy co ored
chanbrays. Plaid and stripe linen shades. Jenny
Lined tissues. Jackonet, check and Swiss muslin.
Linen cambria Hemstitch Hdkfs, &. g.,
May Is, '4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Notice.

n OTlCE is hereby given that I shall at the July
l term OF the Probate Court of Crawford county
state OF Arkansas make application for the sale of the
North west quarter of sec. 7, Township No 8 mort
OF range 80 W, containing hundred and sixty
acres OF land, the property of the of Ishan
HarreI decd, for the payment of the debts of said
estate of lsham Harrell, decea sed.
HARDY HEWES,
Admr. of Isham Harrel, decd.
Nav 10, IS4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
A TDistiIIery for sale.

ENOR Sale, at my residence, near Evansville,
Il Ark, the conn plete apparatus for a Distlery,
namely; 1 two hundred gallon still l one hum
dred gallon do Worms, Tubs, &C., &c. These
things are all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and as | do not intend to use
them again, | am anxious to sell, which will do
on the most liberal terms. | am willing TO sell on
credit where the purchaser will give ample bond
and security. -
N. B. JOHANNESBURG
Evansville, Jan. /, lS4S.-47-,f.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

ANOTHER NEW ADMINISTRATIONS 3. Mann,
aged 2l, and Ephraim White, II, were arrested in
one of the Eastern cities, not long since. for steal
ing bed from the house of a Stephen 5. Arnold.
Bralniree. They stated that Mr.. Arnod's wife
gave them the bed TO sell; that she and they be-
!onged 10 company of twenty persons, who COM
prise the entire number Of The elect that TO be
saved; and tha. the twenty-five were disposing of
their worldly goods as fast as they could, and pre-
pairing TO so glory. MIR. John Russell, one of the
two, but who Is in fact under guardianship, con-
frmed the statement Of the young men, IN the
city marsha!'s office. He said that the twenty
two had done no work whatever for some timo
back, and that all the powers of earth could not
make them work.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

SUPERSTITION girls were recently ar
rested in the village Of Odel, Bedfordshre, Eng
land for sticking a cat full Of pins and then burn
ing her alive. The cruel was performed as a
one of the girls!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

coaqssarse AND hAHsrfis:a, ,-Tas corrcspon-
dent or'yho Philadelphia BSle,in, wiring from,
Mexico, says i the army were dism,ses' pyolun-
eers would remain, aidaake possession oishe coun-
try ;thatshey have already Commenced marrying
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
-, far the hrkanSaS Intelligencer.

- far the ,rkaHsas IniGlligencer.
Costa. Fayetteville, Ark.
p d. = ~O q c. G. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
p u.rry. Carrollton.
D,Gc..seu. Crooked creek,
- -ss...,,s.nvood, Bentonville.
D g.rj. Beaties' Prairie,
W., Enr,od. and N. Wright, Boonsboro'.
NJ PI5 Karnes, Ashley 2. y.
I-aiels, Neosho, Mo:
:.,+ IT. Honey creek, Mo.
% I'.o Park Hill. c. n.
J,%sr, Kedron.
GokIa. Fort Gibson.
ft,. Creek Agency.
I io5uson, Fort Washlta, Choc. Nation,
EJrn. DoaksVille,
g.ad, Choct. Agency.
m N Navers, Fort Smith.
g,ser. Pleasant Hill,
Aston, Spadra,
fAys, Dover, -
F.. Carksyille,
D.,sn, Little Rock,
| .Essnsood, New Orleans4
III KeIlOm. Charleston,
g,Pberson, Oak Grove,
SsDbenson, RoseVille,
| H,idin, Dwight,
|, T. Bevin, Washington,
Jones, Pine Bluffs,
4 Foster. Helena,
Fl. Batesville.
Parish, Danvi!le,
Rri7bt, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Scott. w hife & Co
Medical Books.

4 LOT of Medical and Surgical books, second
"A handed, for sale very low by
April /, 1913. r. STEVENSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
New StVle BOnnets.

New Style BOnnets.
ETLORENCE Braid Bonncts. White do. do. Rut
r land do DO Farcy bird eye do. Fine French
limp do. China peal edge do. Misses straw and
'eghorn do. do Ienn Lined gimp do
WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Misunderstanding and Millinery.

"a MRS. NJ. NJ. JOHNSON, respectfully o.
rSa informs the ladies of Van Buren, and Vi -
cnty that she has returned and again oeIs her
ces in Dress-NIaking and Millinery at her old
stand on Phillips street.
april I5--9-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10

YE7HE partnership heretofore existing between the
/ undersigned in the name of STEVENSON D
BELL, was on the 18th March, 1848, dissolved by
mutual consent: all persons indebted to us will please
call at the Drugstore Of Or. R. Stevenson, and close
their accounts by cash OF note. --,-,.o,-
R. STEVENSON.
II. w. BELL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Van Buren, April 18th, 1913. 9.

THE business OF STEVENSON & BELL will be contIn-
ued bv Dr. R. STEVENSON, who will keep constantly on
hand general stock of Drugs, Medicines, oils, paints
bottles viols ars and all other articles usually sold
Inv Drnrrists
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Terms ner Year:

T.. I'IAIS POT !UdT
81 e.: sl.OO Twenty Copies, $500
G' Sl 400 Thirty Copies, 5000
fSS' 100 Forty Copies $500
I.,s .n numbers of the Galaxy will be sent
-.' ]" On application by letter (post paid.)
~, ~ ana communications must be addressed
h 70 HENRY II. PAUL 81 CO.
IN Publishers. Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-10
Notice.

FZEPHYR Worsted, Canvass. Patterns, Perforated
n Board for sale bv WALLACE q WARD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-09
School Lands.

A UDITOR's SALE OF SCHOOL n
"A LANDS.-No is hereby given fhst slors
will offer for SALE at public auction, atthe fronea5
door Of the Court House, in Woodsfeld, Matsee Z,
tduhty, Ohio. Oh Tuesday, the 9.b day Of Jsnus- >
y,A lS49, the following tracts oi land, wins :
The north east quarter Of the south east quarter
Of section l6, in township a of range 0. eontsmino
40 more or less Appraised Ut the tsm ~
$27O.
Also, the north west qusr,e, OF the south essl 4
quarter Of same section, township and range, con.
taining 40 acres, more or less. Apprsised Il thS
sum o. $225. .s45.fi i5 .aai5s09 lssu ii,8as sdi
Also, the south east quarter Of the south sast
Quarter Of ssne section, township and range. CON.
timing 40 acres. mvre or less. Appraised q tht /
sum ofSIS0. ia ,iaaial. ai 30 hsa,s.o
Also, the south west Quarter of the south sas6 4
quarter. Of the same section, township aud range,
containing 40 acres, more or less. Appraised Il thS
sum of$60
Also, the south east quarter Of the south WesI
quarter, together with the east hafoi 80 acres Of
the south part oi the north half of said south wsSe
quarter, same section. township and range, csn-
tanning IS acres, more or less. Appraised at the
sum of $240. ti ats4i of
Also. the south west quarter Of the south west
quarter and the west half Of 30 acres Of the south
part o the north half Of the said south west quarter
Of same sectiDn, township aud range, conIsining
IS acres, more OF less Appraised At the sum oi
S325. a# = le.e p an
Said land in no case to be sold for less sun
than five dollars per acre, nor for less sin0ups
than the appraised value thereof One twelfth Of
the purchase money to be paid at the time Of ssis.s
and the balance, in twelve annual instslmsnis, Il
equal amount, with annual interest thereon ~
ls. JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE, s ,ai
Nov. 25.n37 CIV g- Auditor Monroe Co O.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-09
Sunfsh Mill.

The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that they have built
A NEW GRIST MILL
on Sunfsh creek, about four miles east of W oods.
field, on the direct road from Woods6eld to Clar.
iDgton, where they are now prepared to do mer.
chant and country work. at the shortest notice.
Their works entirely new, aud Of the best quail.
ity. and they assure the public that -four made AZ
their mill sha not be inferior to any other 10 the
country. ''-T' 4
Merchants wishing TO have quantity Of grain
reduced to -four and packed ready for the eastern
or southern market, or desiring to have their grain
stored win find it TO their advantage to call On the
subrcribers. WIN. & LEVI RICHNER fiB
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-09
8 HAgpiToR,s ofFEcA Z !

v iWooDsTIELD, OHIO, Nov. ~, 1870. l =, !.
Agreesbly 10 the provisions Of On Act shlill94
"An Act prescribing the duties 81 County Apai:
tor J" passed March 23, 1870. and Of IAN ,AsttS
amend an Act prescribing the duties q codn1
Tressurers," passed January 5, 1S4s, hsssbl
give notice thst the whole Of the several tsseis q
Land, and Town Lots aud parts Of Lots, contalHsd
in the foregoing list, Of mich thereof % will b
necessary to pay tn. taxes. interest and pshS'ty,
charged thereon, will be sold at the Court HSnSt,
in the town 81 Woods6eld, Monros county, Ohits.
on the Second Monday Of January neal, (beinS
the sth day ofsaid month, BY the County Trtssu.;
er unless such taxes, interest snd penalty Be PaiS
before that time t'4~t ster d
q JNO. NJ. KIRKBRIDE. -
AUDITOR, Monroe CeuAty,