Bloomington Post, Volume 2, Number 43, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 September 1837 — Page 4

ORIGINAL POETRY.

For the Pott. V. OMAN'S LOVE. I trinj to thee a sullied name. And blighted hopes He aid s The first, the toy of idle fame, The last, a Phantom, fled. I bring to thee a brow and cheek, Pallid with vigil stern, And lips that but for pride would speak What those have bade me learn. Put jft I britt a fpirit proud, in rpite of scorn and wrong; Asc.i t that never yet hath bow'd. Though suffering deep and long A heart that yet intensely glows V.'ith passions still the same, A when hope's syren voice aros, To mount the prudent flame. If lighted hoprs and sullied name. And broken fortune's scare? Thy jrentle soul, or quench the flamo That occc was li-hted there; If pallied brow, and waited ciictfc, Appal! thy timid heari; And all the conflicts these bespeak, I biota ihte, and dej-art! Nay tell me nut of fortune, fame. Or blighted hope- She cried. Thou say'st thy heart is still the same, Love cove: nought Leide. What tho-igh a witlieiing breath dare blow Upon that name so dear; T:.y foul hath bow'd not thus I know Unlit hath no dwelling there. If broxen fortune's inquired nam , And blighted hope are thine, The vow that made our fate the time, fchali m ike thee also mine. Thy warned cheek and pal'.ied brow, Love's smile many yet illume; What iu.M I by my early vow! To cheer and t.'ethy doom! Not all the ills which thou can! nam?. My swerveWs soul can frlcht; Then smi!e!-thou knewVt air.-ctiona flime In dsrkr. ess shines moa bright. OCT A VI A. Spe.iecr Indiana, .ivg'Mt. 20th 1837.

Andrew Jackson received S 19 vote for PresidentHenry Clay 49; John Floyd 1 1, and Wm. Wirt 7. Martin Van fluxon IDH . . tl' I.

.... icwnm vuics lur vice I resident JohnSargeant49; Wm. Wilkins 30; Henry Lee 11 and Amos Eilmaker 7. Jackson and Van Bureu were' elected.

Thirteenth Election. 1836. No. of P.iro oqa

(including those of Michigan.) Martin Van Buren received 170 vote for President; Wm. H. Harrison 73-

tiugt, Li. W hite 26; Daniel Webster 14, nnd Willie P. Man-jrum 11. Richard M. Johnson received 147 votes fo r V ice President ; Francis G ranee r 77 ; Joh n Tv le r 47 and Wm. Smith 23. As neither nf th nH :,!.,..., r '

Vice President received a majority of the electoral votes, and as Richard M. Johnson and Francis Cancer re

ceived more votes than any other two, the Senate pro ceeded to elect one of these candidates Vice President

in thefeenate Richard M. Johnson received 33 votes

- . anus urauger 10. an Uuren and Johnson

cie eieciea. un, Daily Uazelte.

Delinquent Lands. NOTICE.

I " o-r toraaie at the court house in the town of

,7" 7" S""'.o:i me last Saturday in October next; Jebouth WrM qr.ofeec. 27 in Congressional Town! a! i.p .No . 8 North of Range No. two we.,, i two ,ot8. riie conditional said sale will be one forth of the purchase money , advance, and one years interest on the residue , advance; balance may remain at interest for

.v.i Jcalo V pajing uio interest each year in advance. AK 19,!., 1837. M,LT0N M'P"ETUIDGE. thr.Ji'r al,ovel;ini1 Wa returned to the office , heboool Commissioner for Monroe county, by the co lector ot Sa.,1 rr,nt . .. ... .'u.' "'r "

,!,. "e ,M or December 1U35, for

iV.jii i . . 'ap" '"r said year, and may be re

.... u ' duy lime uotore the sue by tilhis- with Hip

M. M. f'om'r.

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-ruy g.ven tuat the undersigned has taken out let .ot administration on the estate of Joseph McJaJlv late o Monroe county, la. deceased. All ,,erson t n ttuT HrCre '" ' "k"ot.rted to present ,!.. dulv , -Z J fl".' i"-i.t. Tiie .-state is p;-o!M;v- 60:v'. ? "

A SALE O? THE PKR..). OfeaildecM. wiii tike pbc- o:. i-

""-r lu-xt, at il.e l.,te U8!; i,0 t0Wnhi'i .iii,i.;.. . .

utensils, corn m th -.;k i. ..., .

itclien turniture 4ic. a.e to t-i

on said day. Ti

Au.um ieth, icar. SAAIUEL ttlX .wv. ABRAHAM FUNK IN Til NEW Biau.NU orroslTE THE SICSSttS. orchard's i.n.v, VtJ, Pr'i,aredl0-c.- work o. all kinds ia h,., lme, urn"!.'"? 'iVOr ''i'"' "r .;;.oV, " Joa o'nterrVr"0 4it a m wiHiZ. ,S '.-i!:" FASHIONS, and

Wiuomi gton, Sry.t. Ith 1UU7.

NEW AND' CHEAP

riHE subscriber has just received and .offers for sale JL a splendid assortment of

New Goods,

Of the most fashionable description, purchased in Phila-

tieipma uy nimseii, wmi great care, lor the present and

apyiuatumg acatoii, among wuicu are the loilowin" articles. " Super black, blue, brown and "live cloths, Super black Casimere and Sattiuetts, Flannels, ami blankets, A large assortment of prints. Painted Lawns and muslins, A very line selection of Fancy hadfs. do do do veils of every colour, Hack, brown, green and straw colored silks, A handsome assortment ot'Taffata De Siams,

Wime JSatin, Ki.l Silk, l eaver and Ficknick gloves, kiown Sl.ei tings and Shinings, Linen cambiick haiidkerctiul. Linen cauib., irtsh Linen &.c.iyc. LOMNL'i Sjlit Straw, rigR'd. Tifue, Col'r.ti Tissue, Trim',!. Tuscan, plain do. Jsi.k Gimp, Leghorn and i.olivais, Hoots and Shoes, The most general assortment over brought to this j.bce. Qucensware, Hardware, Iron, Castirgs,

NAILS, iS:c. &c. Which I will sell very low for cash or approved country i produce. r ' ! p, , , JOHN S. l'ARNKS. Woomington, July 1st, 18C7. ai.f

Agricnltnral fair.

--nr.-. -. - - - -

lHLsul

a meeting of the Monrot; county AuriculturaL

ety held at the court house in 1 loomiugton, on C:ardaytiieid day of Sept. The following ' nemiuusro be giv.-n on the s.J joined articles to be exhibited in LLwjiqi!igton on the 2d Friday and Saturday of October next. It is ordered by the society, that no premium sbs 1 b9-, aWatded for any of the article.! enumerated utiles? the same shall belong to the prr?cn exhibiting the ?zr.e cr some individual of his faintly, prfided always that rich person, either is, or shai b coi!i;r a ii.t tuber of tLe 2ocii iy prior to the days ot'exliitiiioa

i-'v; the Lit Stallion, J5,C0: " 1 year old colt, " I -.iro!d coll.riJtiJ ' iSpting colt 2,uo! " Jack, 3,Oo' ".'i.iny, J.Ou!

;pi liij mule 2,0(i, 4 - nil, n.ooi 1 'f.r. a.oy1 4 "i eiitlint' calf, v,00i iMieki.lg Calf, 2.U0' " li nn, 2,00 " Kwp, i ,u: ' i o ir, 2,00' '' ". 2,00' 1 (.'u l.;rt,:c(i fjiut ol'-l'J .cret-, I- " lo 4!o UO, 5,f.J; "." rtC.es o: corn, 6,00

' o t il 'tu ls ot

:b do F'.aM Li". c", 2,00 do Flattr.f-!, 2,00 Puir t.l iukits. 2,0'J Coverlet, g,oo Counlerpisnp, 2,00 ptir socks. 1,00 ' 5 loc Ilojiiestic

ugar,

i:o r.utter,

1,00 1,03

"6 1m C!ic-f-i, ,0o 44 Plow, 2,0'J " Pnir cf For.:, 1 ,00 3ide soie leatht-r 1,00 ".'oupi.rr da l.oa ' '"'.i'.ri . ....

2,00 1,'JJ

l.il--

'." collar.

i-.-criuer oil'-is lor Fa e one i n it .1 . ... i ., r. j

land within three uii.ts ol l.loomiiui.i,, : t'.ntv i;.-.

or tony acres cleared; theie is

lrili potators, 1 ,0 " ani.-i Janes, 2,0.

T he committers to award

CO'.

5,03 a. oil

Millie ritct, 2,c,j

licet, will brf ai-t-:i:t.-d on th,. dav .t ' -. I ; . ..

!!t!h. l--:.r... I.,. "

agoo.t and i.w.-r U.i,itir v.',.. V:.., , coust.-s O; ;-lt,.v. Ed-

p.iu-.an iipple orchani; il bein a part of ihe Nmt.i L. . ,,Vlixt r-1"'' t rar.cts . . .-.!!. Ail

izn .NoiiU ol .,- c,.. '. i - v iuc lu.init-MUfaia

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Xo'tii oi : 11M co",l,"" l"' prenu;s onthfcu'.tivitMim, No.. a ul .or .o- mu,t m.ke known u.e.r inteMioa ;o t."e co u ".aeeUt,.c t..e IM of Oct. next I v order ot th s lonH

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August Mill, lb3r

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LOV.'I.ANI).

nA.J Ok-1 LOT.

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W l "- i: -: .ii its i.i th.,

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town

i r vet did kno-A a .!.,.--,. I.. ,

v ,". , ' I

Monlarues

soverei-n an i .

iu an t-iU Citui

p 1 1 e it 1 1 y .

lialtu . edv lor the To.v.h-Acht

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approved Mcutr.y iir the

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rRESlDLNTlAL ELECTIONS. Ms. r pitch. 'I here Ivivh kt:, since the oriranizatmn oi i.urjr.viM-nuion, Thirteen I'reziter.tial E?ec!i.ms. I h'; I illowm- is a cori ett st.i'ement of the nnmh.-r of vote revive. I by cad, principal iandi.1 ,tc, for I'residetit ami ire P.CMdeut,;u e:u h of Miid tier: i.n.s : an l

.1 miii oci.'tin.i on (.Vii,iii:ii,,,n to have U-en eomnli-i

" ,n! 1 Pu,)a n:VIJOr,f' u 1'cihaj.s lie worthy ofu ! ha,, P l'il III I'rllf

I t. . in , inn tlMUIIIIl First Cj.ccrir., 1738. X... of L.i

Vahniron ictin-dC3 otcs- l,,hn

o.iii Jav i s.! 1 1 n .th ti n fii.t.iti. I it : t . . I i-umm-t

"-"'ii " i t lj i i rsjiit'iir. n ii ivt i iiir in i in, i . t .

John Adams Viro Tiidont. ' u.ouev w,l; be reuuirA,, ; V ...7 ... "a ' olUT. V""

:ii)Ei1.i;!).-Vn ..rt.'.., , . fore t ,e li.si dav ..T Vil " . W1 our "a" u or

... . . . " - x" L.1V.-L.IIII S J(. Vjet). . HI Ut A(.

" iiMi::i iTi.n lire! v-.-.I l't l i...

' , Ulill

"l liLLbe sold to tin- high bidder on Sat T tu.i.ay i.,e2JJ .Uv ,., oeptemU-r nexi, O.i Lie pi finises HO arr. t .

norm wmi 0I i.loomiii-

ita.ioi me North West ouarter ot North ot ltanye two lUu 6ale

III t U :

on, it Lung il, e t dSl fci-r. tint teen iqu. n n

octors CD. Gcorce the hours o. eleven am. ,' XL . .,''actf

Adams 34, aild log house w.tl, a stone chimnV . " l. , 'T

. - - ntiu unier

Adams 77. anil

a-tliinL'toii nn,! ,?

(Jtorm- Clinton 50,

ic-i-lccted

Third ELnrnoN. 1796 No. ,f Ele ctors

""'-d 71 vu-.es; Tlis. Jt-lTors.

i.lC'Ar.CV L,.). llli.l A i. rtt !l ort

An just 2 ?d 1337.

NOLL HALL. 40-4

Atlmillislmlnrc

John I T"? "nderoigned having adminisiered on tho estate 0; n omas X ol Absolam Uob e d'd. leuuesu all i,e,so11R ... !

1'resi.h,;,. d JciroriH,, Vie Ihide ' " I olaw Tid&T ' -ccord.ng XlA il-V1' PlLrLl'r.23' -P. -t, a, the house o,

- . v . . ; A.rau unnhom nui i: n. i

la. he will sell at m.l.lir. '

r .v.....v Mlt IUUOW

Ol o n

nj .lioir-t: f Pioidrnt in the collets of dec- t'OJ,y

ors, tho eleetiMti .h.-v-i.tved on the llo-.i-e of Ue nri-sin- l""lnrt.v of said enate to wit ...1 .. r. ... 1 ... 1 1 . n . . . .. 1 1 1 lint. 1.. I j .. . ..

re 1

i'. e.--t -valiO.i lot Ini lulu.

TKlCi- 1,00 il-Ai Uuf i LE. ; In on. ru.g t .ib rtluaLle 1 ah., io to Hit- public many 1 ccinuu.,.,,,.,,!,, UU(lil Lt. blVcjj w,wc!i ul a lo, n puoii.-i,,,.- tainui may 1 U see,, tv cat.lngal tue Lui v V , , V . c I-S yt ' uie.mme h.heet, t.ius lJUU(t l:,lo nutio , wV t:, t pui llc to a moif com n.ting pioul oi iw a....0M it.i.utu-' luua I'owi-ifjun.,,,, low woist oi ail acius, t!,e ii.om .ict. lnl.ifA iiti.iL, ii;,g tarelulj io a..:,.,.Milt to ci.ect.ons.iv, u on wc.i l,.tt e and l,tm,M or tall upon llo U tv N M ii.-. ouc ,ti.i ,(ial n a..uol ch.m, bus not Uile.l in anngl,-inMai.ce. it hhool.l le litt.d alu-r ai, opel . .lions, bleed, n - auu piu,fc HUI,...so,ettl tl.t.,ivy ,Vc.; Ami is ,U , ,Jeu!v 1 lue oiiil, i. . '

- '""""'"i i "irtoveied. it s miiii. i... ;

Oi 11

ia,i oi t.te rurciiasn u.nn. v : l

. ' ...utt.t, out D ill ui

i i n-ii-ei (;l t i i.g; ji0te a,,a cliat-e n.oi.t .

: Inert is a .-liht incumbrance

ifr.iuu in cue time l e r, ii:iv ei! 1 tiai.i ,,ie tu l u he! ween il:'.:i nn a ., .i l i' i - .

. " tvvt i . .ii. u.i f Ki .;;-,, ! JLN.n li.i.N NiCliOLS AdmV. ! tAii.LU ivii.LUL-ija Adn.r'x

pur

pu;

ca Lot N.. r;

i lours of 10 o-!oc

I I L L V i 111 L.i'iii: ' nc Lbiic. th Jt Vd- I hc ""'' n,.) i,, u,.j bul.til:.;

LI.

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co..ial,,.i1(i,0l Uiat can io..tai.i, me in.-st t.au.t!,. ol tut. II,,. Ladiih spealvol U Willi un.masuie.l ,-dls-and ad who have u-ed it have lui 1 aside ail remedies f. lered astlfiisersotthe moutli, and pu.iber of the Iretli.

. w. ....Sii,i. jo.in.sou s More, idoomin

..l. -.e,, iowii anu vuiate in tla- L ni-id

piojivr .veuis. - j

May 2nd, 1837.

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k ii. b u: Jl.im, u lali ,s .,, ;.

1 l'it: C .. k D.atu lia', Ui.h. il--. v i , end ()a:v tun 1 i c . i i t. iniiiti, rim Ii W 0..1 I. a s Uc.

I be public are nv.urcd tll il b'l i

Cii.cl , 1 it w ma'ult-

W ill V. ... .!! I,. ... ...

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! i"' """t " ts trii rutin ty. Ii,

01! u.iinu hj ii, Ac Lis piiv;, s in t'tirt. uml r

Plaits, by ; ii s a ilinc tt i l,Uc Jijlitiij.-c.

iWruier s.'i mir

12mo. l t

it i ;'eicr.

ott.iy io.i-

1-3, w

'lliomast tv. llrowii,

WOULD inform the public that he has commenced tlie alwive busineKs in il... r. i ..:i .

;- n oitiaiiieu i.y tl

' plts,d,.m ailj U;ird ot Tru

it i f im corporation of i W,,. ; .. .

iloilowiug.hall heih, le.ula.ions h . """!!

I, , . , ' .uv iulkt'18

and market house, shall be regulated:

.... (lull, BUOIH ZU

1 , ,:''u,m "jmonniioU times, Jet orson was dec- i . . Suer wnn F0,ue other ai tides A ted by a i.uity clone uta. Uu,r was elected Vue j n ri'r,ll'B iiU Le lOergit IVestJent. 'g ote and approved security. Saij San't0 be between E::th Ecticv, IC04.-X,, of Electors 176. The 'S' 10 dck A" l:,VX sai Tl U J!"

niesent p:a i ol vn:m2 senarat-dv f.,r Pr...M i 4 .,., u"u A uuL , .iJ,v.

1 a(!tiLr

tiiil-o.l t . . . . t

v. . t-At-cuie work in a neat

suoit notice, lie

'iee President was now udonteil

IhoiiuH Je(r.;rs,.i recMved 1G2 votes for Piesident, nr.d Charles L lhiu-kuey I I. (Jeorge Clinton receiv:d 102 Vote., n.r u e Pusidcnt, nnd Kufus King H. Jeliersou nnd Llintoti weie eh c-ie.! t-jxrn ErB,T.o.v. 1S03... l(f Electors 17C. Jamc M .d.s,,, received 122 votes for President, nnd Charles ' v'K "'!'' 7 "V" Wiri-on received 113 votes ;r ice 1 .e.s,, nj Uufu4 Ki 4? Miiist -.::!:oii weie eheteil. LSevENn, EtECTio.v, 8l2.-!so. of Electors 217. Jjims ;;iad!son leeeivcj 123 votes; for President, and Do Urn iiut,,n C9. Eibii.l (Jerry rcccivvd 131 o:cs for Vicu Presi'Icvit, and Jured Ingersoll CU. MaJitan an, Lt.:tty weieeb-eted. E: i;:r!t Elixtio.v, 131G Xo. of Electors 217. James ;-Ion";: 'V1, l830' fo' iVcsidcnt. ul Kufus Km;; C4. IUtne! I), lompkiiw rcseivc i 183 votes for i.:o I le-shh'iit, nn I Job:, E. Howard 22. Monroe and 1 "nipknii ucic i-lt.e'e,! NINTH Elk mx; 1820. Xo. of Electors :32.-James Monroe received 231 vole for President, and Daniel D. iompkms 218 for Yu e I'rci lent. Tom Election. 1324. Xo. of Electors 231 . Andrew Jkion icci ivni QJ votes fr President; John Q.

.la.ns oi; v m. tl. t..ia,vf,rd 41. and Henry Clay 37 neither rnndi late h,i. n majority, the election va

Taken ttu

Mm , r8l,,veM9-101 i-o,ningtoii township Mon.oe county, la., one little sorrel mare, supposed to be ab0,u 11 or 12 years old bild lace, lek eye glass or something like it four w hip l.mi 0...1 . . e.'"".

-Krtrai .i , , u many wuite lees, no other marks or . . b .' .

.0 r.li dl y Jo,, j. D 1 Tt 7Sn

JOHN V. LEE. 40-3 w

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uoor nortiiolUr. iMaxwe l's, belonuin.r toJev-. I , ,1 ' ' ", lc ":ja11 l-e three ma.ktt d in cV recently occupied as a nrntin, 1 ! w,kl w',:0 Tuesday Thuisdi,. AS VlT;.!, "A"

, a ...... , v ,9 , v. , , . . . . , --.,m..d,l,.au

in a neat and durable maun,,- .... . " yinn.tnce half an l,.,ur i.

. .... .1 ... I IVJ U fliilill I ff'lvii f .

- tdiuetfliv solicits as hart nt'tniMin

rrilun,!,iU,iCiJla,1y ,'".M '-' o know h,s unlonun .ot nnuaiioii. it is Ins intention to k.

constant v on I. u... Iw .. i.;. . t. i :.. ' ,. ' ' ' ",n

j .t mi., iic m oli terms. JSluitniiiigton, June 9th, 1UU7.

reasonable on.

Hal Manufuctorv.

LATEST

1'AoIIICX.

r, but i..lu,,;ei in , """

anie taken by said nri:,,, ... " , J . , 7 OI I:av,;,3

August 1837.

TAKEN UP

BY William Colder, in Salt creek township, Monroe county Indiana, a sorrel supposed to be 10 or 12 yeais old, 13 hands high, small star in her forehead and a rnn

stripe running down her face, asninon

nose her riglit hind loot white, a roan spot on the r.lu hi,'h, heavy tail, with a small bell perhaps worth a dollar, tied on with a thin stron of uoner leather . to 0hy Peter Whisenand .ndXlirLi'forl me on the Ist.day of August 1837. loro J. B. MVEES. J. T. ' 40-3 w

Administrator's Notice.

il.l-.U U's-'ilui i-. b s b.imci tiibtoniers lor ilu'n A. lo.mei libtr.1 bupixm ti, .1 iisptc'lul.y n,fj,mIII. Ml a.olllie ,l.hl,c ti.l.llollj, il.ai ,e l,as puu!l,,c.l I 1,. dip hpy u.ehit shop f.om.l.y oCL, r,,eli H; t I bu.lcr. skit he i imW ,anuliu

..lioe business.

li.iluls a ecnei al

II. aver ba , ,trab

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lis lint-mis ketj iiiir lon-iant y i, assonmci.t ,1 l.ais, R. h as fj,,t , ci, Ut iiitr mid On. i r. , .,.i

....in, iiu.uiei iijis oi all colors, mU( I ha s, Sic llu ,o,k ill be d..e in a re,., Ias,,i, .ble imh du.able manner, not mltitor.o a,,y m .nuLc und in e weitein c oun-ry. I be imblic .r..,..r..n

Vied to call t,l ,..mm I...".. . ' ""'VV4,U"

7- - - ti.Jinseiv

U ! oinmyon, 1837

rlS.

cnriift.l int. .il.. It. 1 ,,.-. .

- " ""i"", wuere Jonuii. Adams haviim "TnTtrF 1 . received the votes of 13 stos out of 23 w-.h S ! IV . t! . l'rhy-K'VPn 'tllat the ""'rsigned have M o 1 r',cm5 , Satifoid 30, and Nallianiel j tate of Jane McCabelateof xfaTcmlntv Indian, T m W. con 21. Calhooo was dee.ed Vice President. A.I persons indebted ,0 the saYd SIS' t Eleventh Llectio.i, 1828.-No. of Electors 261. maHe immediate payment, and those havine claims Andrew Jackson receive.1 178 votes for President, and fP'?? 5 an'e a.re notiClA present then, duly au.

kn r..ti. "... ".icnara uusn oa. Jack-

on nnd Calhoun Went iliiin

TwKLria Ewction, 1832No. of Elector. 888.

JOHN McCORMfrir thomas Mccormick, Auguat S3d, 1837.

Adm'r. 40-3 w

JOii; MiTciiETil

Receiving and Forwarding Merchant, FRONT STREET, Third door cast vf the Indiana Hotel BETWEEN FIBSTAND MULBERRY Jerevsotniiic, Indiana. '

Tl .E?.TF"LIfYinfon,,S the merchants in th

t0 7ZI MA ard,n6S00d ofl descriptions."

313mo.

ESS - id n.arkei , ,u,teJ s al he",0' ",a corP?rati0. and cases. la" be 11 competent witness in all dmn" t, lovdn IT fai,if 8 10 rfbrm ,lis fined in ii v ...... nJ foif:gOHiS ordinance shall be BnyJu1j;yreri;.XCeeii,,,S -V-o" tor. anvi;ef?',o;,i:;L,'iat prry rer6on w-h !,an uPy , a" l 3 ''" market liouse shall pay a tax or the SSSTl1 f one.do Pr month iuWaS ior me use ot said corporation. A. tUSKIRIi,ircie;J C.B. Attest v. A. Gorman, Cllc. AuUHt 5Gth 1037. 4fl f

in-

B.COA7 BACOM!

re libs.

filling their ngageroeuu, 8oou.

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