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loudly applauded by the fpeStators--and the |
guards preiented arms, when he paiied. Several |
Of the Confpiraiors have been pardoned on the |
Implications of female relations, who proltra-
ted themfelves at the feet of the Emperor, and
were ieconded in their prayers by the Empreis
Jofephine and her daughter.
Two veiIels have lately been equipped at the
expence of the Ruiiian government, to pro-
coed on a voyage of circumnavigation round
cape Horn to the north WET of America, and
to return to Europe by the cape of Good Hope,
orders have in Confequence been given by the
Britiih government, that the Britiih relidents
abroad ihould pay every attention To thefe vef-
felS at the ports which they may touch at.
TIE jallOsving articles are copied from Dutch
paper Of Jane 80.
GENOA, June 9.
Letters from Leghorn, dated the 9th init.
mention, that all the EngliGh imprifoned there
have been let at liberty. On the Sd French
convoy arrived here, from which fomc troops
failed from hence yelterday, but was obliged to
put back from contrary wind.
INVASION OF ENGLAND.-At the time OF
the Emeline's falling the talk of invafion had re-
vived, aud gun-boats were daily reinforcing the
General Squadron attended at Boulogne- fine
determination OF the French feemed to be fixed
on the mca!ure, and its execution near at hand.
VoLTioEuRs.-Thec corps ofVoltigeurs, Eays
Paris paper, will confiit of 10000 men, taken
from confcripts, under the ize decreed for the
regiments of the line, and of the years 9, 10, IL,
and l2. A certain number is to be attached to
each army, and their pay is to be the fame as
that of grenadiers. Their arms are a ihort
muket, fuch as is ufed by the Tyrolian Sharp
Shooters, one cafe of piltols, two daggers, and
ihort fword. The young Franioni, ion to the
perfon who, with a company of Voltigcurs or
tumblers and horfemen, has occupied the The
atrc of Attley in this city, is appointed Colonel
of this corps; he has under him ieveral of his
fathers pupils, as officers. Their drefs is
fhort jacket, and pantaloons, of bottle green
colour, without lining; no waiitcoat or itock-
ings, their pantaloons coming down into their
fhoes with feet fixed to them. The cloth is the
lighteit kind, or what is called Sileiiau cloth.
The rumour that Veitris was appointed Gene
raj of this corps is unfounded.
SwIrzERLAND.-ALo London paper Rates, that van
numbers of S'vils emigrating TO the Crimea the
Ruhln general, dOtto, luperntends their embarkati-
oil the Danube.
EcYPT.-Accounts from the Cairo, in the French
papers, tate that the Porte extremely dconented at
the aicendancy, which the Englfh have gained in E
gypt while 1t is les alarmed the pretended pro-
Jeets OF France re!petting the Morea. The Englh
Coniul at Cairo, NJ. de Mette, has changed his III
tie, and taken that of Charge dAffaires for the Beys
The merchants OF Alexandria had become apprehen-
five LETT the Englfh ihould iend an Enslh garriion
into that placeThe property of Ely Bey is ifated to
have fallen into the hands of his enemies and his whole
family ruined Ill consequence of his alliance with Eng
land.
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II. III. S. Ltsnar, Augua is, 1904.

Blk,
In consequence of the publication in the New-York
papers rejecting the behaviour of the boarding Off
Ger of the p beg leave to fate the circumstances
as far as can recollea them.
No ihot was fired at the Cicero after ihe came with
IN hail, ipoke her from the fhip and delired fhe
would heave too, fine did fo but the fame tack
as nurelves, ihe ought to have done) then put eff
III the boat, and rowed about half mile to her, exa-
mined the hps papers in his cabin during which time
there was Lady preient, to whom put few quef-
tons as to her health during the voyage on aking
the matter for newspapers he fad the lateh the
fifth OF June, which he offered declined his offer as
we had them to the feventh. deiired him TO ware
and itand towards the LeaDder the dtance was be-
coming comfortable, from the fhps heads being op-
polite directions, he did 70. came on deck, muHer-
ed and examined his people and thoe of the Rambler
(Which he told me he had run DOWN they enquired
for the hip George, examined the lif and informed
them of her being boarded the preceding day.
The matter at one time obferved the hardihip of
topping the American vefies in fight of their ports
agreed with him that it mutt be great annoyance TO
their frH but when the papers satisfactory the
detention was triAing, and we compelled to do
it, to prevent the enemys veels efcapng under the
neutral flag that when the French frigates came
out, the port would not be 70 clofely watched.
There were frong marks of dfcontent on the maj
ter's countenance whenl fpoke him, which I an,
convinced was the cauie of my remarkng 70 particu-
larly what happened board her, for anoi i'm
Poible, where an officer boards 70 many veiIes during
eruize, that he ihould recolle every occurrence If
tins aerton is ffieent TO contradict the matters
ftaenent, will mention the of leyeral lhips &
matters whom have examined (citizens of America
aud 70 me entire ftrangers) whether my conduct as
an ofhcer TENT to make rid examination of their pa
Pers and their people, was fuch they had right
expect from me Gentleman.
/ am, Sir your humble ferv't.
JNO. COWAN, Lit.
Captain n SIne, II. NJ. S. Leander.
ship Protector, Nchs. Rutgers, Mater,
Experiment, +. Smith, Matter,
Slchem, Jas. Coonlbs Mater.
We are informed that letters have been received
from capt, of the Swift of this port, which failed
hort time flnce from Arnboy for Amterdam.
The letters fate that lhe was boarded by the Brit
iih hip Leander, the captain IF which ndoried her re-
glitter, ordered her from Anierdan, as that port is
is in Rate of blockade. She has accordingly chang
ed her defamation to Embden.
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EHfrdH eta FHcr fr00 a Ceaflfa0r at Forf YiiigJ6n
to bis |,iegdh Aaggfo, d7fcd TIE 1871 Rp.
eve have lately received fome intelligence from
the commioners appointed to trea; with the Creeks
by this learn that they did meet until the 25th
ul and that all their exertions obtain the rcdue of
he land between the OcoDee, and Oakmulgee rivers
have proved Intellectual, and they have all adjourned
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withon, doing any bufnefs. They are to convene a.
gam on the 9th at TuGkadate hse."
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Capt. Wickham arrived yeaerday from the
lille OF France informssthat there was an embar-
go at that place on all vetfels bound to the ca
tern parts of India, il confequence of fecret
expedition fitting out ; which had detained fe
veral American veiiels fome time longer--CN.
4. Mer. AI0.
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In the middle OF June, 500 Englii'i vriTels failed
from Tortola for England, at which time is
French privateers went out of Gaudalope; Is
OF which FILLED for st. Domingo in purfuit of
Americans, only went off after the Engliih
feet.-[ n. r. Morn. Cbrou.
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The following has been handed us from re-
fpeetable fource, and we are authorized to
fay, may be depended en- Nor. Her.
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SwITzERLAND.-AL London paper Rates, that vaN
numbers of Swils are emigrating the Crimea, tn,
Ruidan general, dOtto luperintends their embarkat
oil the Danube.
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We have received frcn, Captain Brennan of the
Schooner dy-Waflington, from ths Bay of
Honduras, the following
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Cap: Maiey, arrived at philadelphia from Marti-
nique, INFORMS, that the Blenhei,u, Admiral Wood
the Centaur and live frigates, were waiting ior the
iGuatron from Surrnam Join them to attack the
land.-lG.
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Mezy Astronomical 7,htcrv

An ishssisat Of Pau, in the department.
of the lower Pvrenees. in France, has dis
covered . method bv which the Gun may be
exaui~d without iniorine the sight. He
h4s hin,setf easnincd il, and through the
sape ucSun, hse sbcen TO others. IL
turns tactSsan,.v ,A les ass, and the parts
Of ito .ultsce a.. wore bri!ien., the more
reuo.e the. ats ,on i,s poles, 70 thar liz
equator the aoss spieudid part. 1t res
vois'A ~ish rapidii. bs,ond calculation,
bvt . bich ia su;S.hsea 70 be shout aundrei
t:sc. 10 Tar siIn..te.
Ficos, si.< struGomer, sho i1as MAZDA
THE jiaGovery, - peysus'ied thst This very
rapid zoe ion 90 the sGa furnishes simple
snd snse ustat4l espl.nsfion of the move
aens o',se planetary World. he proposes
,he ialio Gag, ~ theory for the ccnsidera-
ton Of ADLER a.n 80" IA the sun Teyolyrs
win srtal velocity. i. must give motion to
. quaotay OF s.her through distance pro-
possiosett 20 les density, It's magnitude, and
s,o.. ell to the rssidisy of i4s no,;oa; this
distance sust consequently extend far be.
yond the Georgiua Sidu, of Kerschel.
The circular movement which the ether
must aec.s.srily have, mast communicate
isseif to the planets, the atmosphere of
which il surrosads and es the motion of
the ether mast be tic more rapid, the near
err it 10 to she sus, it follows, FIRST. rhas
the planets will be driven round the sum
with ve.ocity, which will be in the in-
verse rstio of their dis&nce,
Second hat as the atmosphere OK
each p!anet will be acted upon by a movs.
nent Rore rapid on the side which is nexs
to tn. .un, thaa thst on which is opposite
the planets must make revolutions in themA
selves presenting succeniyely the whcls
circumference of their orbs to the SUM-
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EZRA MATHER.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.

Arrived, schr. John aud kicy, jennc,
from Kingston, Jamaica. Left there 25th
Aug. ship Phenlx; brig Betsy, Chat6eld,
and schr. Fancy, all for Baltimore in 10
or IS days; schr. Harmony, for Phlladel-
phia in 10 days; brig Hound, Fuller, for
New-York next day. Aug. "a, was board
ed by French privatecr off the Isle Of
Pines and politely treated next dsv was
boarded by another, and well treated
5lst, spose ship Elizabeth, Morris, from
Port Aatonio for PhiladelpLis. Left 18th
September, schr. Asmath, Chase, from
Montego Bav, for New-York, 16 DAYS out,
supplied her with cask of water, the next
day was boarded by a rrivsteer brig sup.
posed from Halifax. and well treated, on
the 9Th in lat. IS, long. ~, experienced a
violent gale ofwind from n. +. 10 S. E..
which continued with undated violence
TIL the gh. on the 9Th at A. NJ. was
struck with tremendous sea which laid the
vessel on her beam ends, and broke the
platform made 10 prevent the ballast from
slipping. AS soon as the platform gave
way ,hx ballast and every thing else vent
TO windward, and in that situation she con>
,inued l6 hours, during which time no ons
could stand upon the deck. After the ut
most exertions to remove the ballast, and
cutting away the main-mast they righted
in the course of the storm, saw the 1Eaost OF
a square rugged vessel with part of its rig
ging floating past him. The captain also
reports that he fell In with a schooner that
had stopped at the Grand Commands, the
captain of which informed him that the
ship Neptune, Greenwell, of Baltimore,
that sailed from Jamaica about the 25.h
fully, was cast away on the reef OF the ISL
and, the crew and others saved.
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FEMALkPA FRIOIISaIa

In tine year 1857. Judge Crock having o
cause TO settle concerning ship-money, and
being fearful ofexro.ing himseifto the rec
sentiment of powerful misistry, lad de-
,ernined to give Judgment for the king .
but HE ~ifc woman Of true virtue, ad-
dressing him ~ style Of a Spartan magma
nini.v, con- jared him not to err against his
conscience and HE honor, fer fear of incur.
ing Danger or Poverty. For herself, she
would consent TO suffer giant oifany misery
rather thsn be tbs occasisa of his acting h
gains, his judgncat and his conscience.
Crook struck sith the exaltedsentiments,
end strengthened eth the farther eacou-
ragemsn,s Of 60 dear and persuasive o
friend, altered his purpose, and not oaly
gave his opi.iea ayainst the king, bu, argu-
ed With a noble boldness and Hrmaess on
ths side Of Las and Liberty
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from Elizabeth city, n. c. bound to ia.
maica, in distress, having sprunk leak.

from Elizabeth city, n. e. bound to "a.
maica, in distress, having sprunk leak.
Arrived the schooner Susan, capt. Snow,
twenty Ave days from Falmouth, jamaica
Istornss that there had been a tremendous
gale OF wind on the alst August, which
lasted more than two days. Sailed in com-
pany with the schooser Citizen, bound to
Philadelphia: saw square rugged vessels
masts and sails 10 the morning after the gale
August 80, IN lat. IS, lorg 80, spoke the
ship Elizabeth, ,hirs- DAYS FROM Port
Antonio, bound TO Philadelphia, had lost
one man overheard, his boats stove, and
lost quantity OF rum ox hrs deck in the
gale. Sept. in la, 81, long eT, spoke e'lc
schooner John AID Ei.sy, eapt.in jennie,
of and bound 10 Baltimore, froa, Ksng>,on
.maica, had been aine hours ON tsr team
ends, xnd cur Az = his a.aia ~a.t, s:,d Lost
jill his sstls except h,s foresaii aad fore
sopsaii. Captain SA~~ .appl'ed hin win
tAainssil.
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NEW.YDRK. Sept. Il.

) Election. --Gurden S. MuMford, Ess.
ofthis city, is elected to represent IN Cons
gress the united districts comprehcadiag
the coun9ies OF New-York, Richmond and
Kings, In room of Daniel D. Tompk,as,
Esq. appointed one Of the Judges Of the su-
prcme court Of this state.
Gapy ofa letter from Capt. Ezra Nather, q
the trig Clio, IF this pert, TO MS own.
ers, dated Mayasuaa, (West End Porte
Rico) 18th AQgast.g
GENTLEMEN,
This is toiaiormyon that was taken on
the gin lost. in the Mona Passage, by a
French privateer, who rowed aloag side
me in a calm. arrived At shA place ON
the 18th; was brought to anchor, and plum
dercd of almost every thing ON board the
brig, sailors stripped of their clothes, &c.
Icannot have trial at this place, but must
60 to Santo Domingo, and very much
fear the brig and cargo will be condemned !,
as they have made their, calculations alrea-
dy, to put eighteen guns oa her; and one
Of my people Ga Frenchman) has turaed n
gainst me (beiag bribed) aad declared that
/ was bound to Cape Francois or Aux
Cayes. kaow not what to do. | am in
distress, having no friends, no money nor
any thing to eat ON board the brig at pre-
sent bat the French Agent has promised
me this day that he will send provisions on
board, SO that we shall not want victuals.
Icannot learn when the papers will be sent
to Santo Domingo and am ihforned
that they do not intend to let mc know, nor
to let rae SO TO ST. Domingo, unless have
got money to pay my passage in some yes.
SCI that they are not concerned in. think
this will not stop me. Capt. Don Pedro of
Curacao is here, and tells me that ne will
let me have money to pay my passage. tie
is an acquaintance, and believe friend of
Mr.. Foulke's. God only knows how this
business will terminate. Some of ay pa
pers are destroyed or miseing, AID it is i'm
possible for me TO get Justice done at this
place. cannot tell how it will be at S..
Domingo can only say that shall do e
very thing in my power. am really in
distress, and abused every day. Gentle
men, lremain your humble servant.
(sisn-d)
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insinu.t.sGfindeed he sesa. = in.inua.eI
sught against the sincerity of General HA.
x1Lror's penitencs, and conviction of the
truth Of christianity, in his last moments,
We must beg leave to differ with him. No
republics> ever esteemed Mr.. HAAILrom
as rolticisn--for his general system
Of politics was undoubtedly snti-republi.
can-bst We knew of no republican,
who wss personally intimate with him,
who does sot believe that his soul was
never stained BY the damnable sin of n.y.
pocfisy. Il is to Us incredible, that he
Who through life was eminen;ly distinguish
cd tor the irsnkness with which he az owed
hi. opinions on all subject could have
chose the awful moment of dissolution to
impn,- upan The world, TO insult the We
~ N,jessy Of Heaven, by the vicst dissi-
au'~iors aud the most sbaudcned ,acri-
lese.'
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than surprize in these arrange occurrences.
BY referring TO some of our late essays
our readers will see the conduc. of Russia
and the other continental powers consider
ed with respect to the affairs Of France,
and, in those remarks, they Will End the
facts of the present day. This consisteace
we should not much insist upon, as the pre-
diction of misfortun. is ne very agreeable
quality, and the Prophet of Evil among
the ancieats, had not the best Of all possi-
bic reputation.
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I'm. what axe she pure psiasipies Of
gus e ,cssn;sm which we ought to cherish.
|tsa0 nhst morality ought to be the guide
sna W.. s.oo,dust.-.-thc maa whom the congo.
ii o.. hitherto directors of the Chro-
F ! = have welconed to their confidence,
slsls ,,.w,rded with their gifts to aid their
Pnu hid cause, we must painta monster,
80, shall be to the lite.
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IN COMAOE COUNCIL,
10Th Sratem6sr, ia0S

1S!h SfAtembsr, ia0&.
Ordered, That the treasurer fer the cor
poratioa be iastrscsed 60 keep three erps..ie
accounts, viz. one for the pablo moasy IN
tended Tor general purposes. one for mo-
ney intended for aossl Puvposesin the south-
ern district, and one for money ia,ended
for local purposes in the nor,hers district,
and thss he pay mo ssoney except for the
particular purposes for which they se5sle he
We'd, collected and paid into his hands.
Ordered, That the street commissioaer
do proceed to regulate the end OF Faye,.e
which joins the north eide of King Street,
by removing the earth therefroln, aud plsc-
ing the said earth On Heary Street on the
north side of King 5sees in such MANNER
as co remove the nuisance existing thereos
adjoining the sewer lately constructed un-
der KiLg Street, provided that the Sting
Henry Street do not occasion any nuisance
on the adjoining property, and provided Tie
expence of the said work do notsxceed one
hundred dollars, and the expence thereof
charged to the northern district.
Ordered, That the Street CoMmissioaer
do cause Oronoko Street be,~ee. Union
and Water Streets, and Water between
Priacess < Oronoko Streets, to be plough
ed, and permit Thomas Cruse 70 renove
the earth SO ploughed, or 80 mach thereof
40 may be necessary to fill up and repair
the descent of Oronoko Street to the river,
and that he keep an accurate account Of the
expence in order that the said Thomas
Cruise may be charged with the same.
Ordered, That Queen Street between she
intersection of Royal and Fairfax Streets
be reduced to the proper regulstlon, aad
the earth removed sheretrcn be deposited
in Queen Street in the intersection of Roy
al and Pitt Streets.
Ordered, That the Clerk Of Council do
give notice TO such officers of the Corpora
,ion a. are directed by law TO en:sr into
bond for the due and faithful discharge OF
the duties of their respective @aces, thst
ualess they do come forward aad execute
bonds on or before Saturday oexs. inca
sures will be taken to rsmove taSIn trosl
Office.
A petition from sundry persons ewners
OF dr2ys and carta, was read, and referred
TO Thomas Vowel, Deunis ka.asay, asd
Phinsas Jaaney to report by bill or ether
wise.
Ordered, That the consideration Of the
bill respecting public docks be made the or
der Of the day for Saturday next, and that
Council be convened for that purpose.
Aa act more efectually to dimiaisA the
number of dog. IN the town, passed TO .
third reading, and ordered to be pAssed in.
to law.
Test,
JAMES NJ. M'REA, c..
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QiEJaanrA Dallp aost.tissr.
TUESDAY, Sr,xs4ssa 10.

The Directors of the Bask of Potoas'
Yesterday made choice of the folIo~u
acntlemenas officers.
Ch.rlss Page, Cashier,
William PAtoa. jsa. Teller,
Thomas WiIliaas, Book deeper,
James N. M'Crex, Discoxnt Clerk,
Thomas Moore, R2aner.
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JAMES NJ. M'REA, C. c.

General Hamilton---The editor of tia
ABang Register, DEMocRATIc PAPER, on
Publishing communications relative to the
late fatal duel'between Gen. HAMILTON and
Mr.. BURR, remarks" So far as the writer
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NORFOLK, September IL.
Arrived the Swedish brig Necanor, capt.
I.inberg "a days from Gutenberg.
Arrived the schooner John, capt. Davis,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
L and for Sale,

! AM disposed 10 sell my tyaa of land in the
L county of Amelia, whereor I a: present reside,
containing 400 acres u is sdvantareous,y situs
ated on the north side Of Yves, creek, Just a,,ove
ITS Junction with Deep creek. There is or this
tract about $50 acres Of cleared land, under 'pood
fences, and in good farming condition, the baianc,
strands in woods and is of prime Tobacco luality>-3
The creek, (by which il is bounded on the saoth.I
has considerable quantity of swamp land All, -hb
ed to 1t, winch abounds with fne large timber or
white oak poplar, ash, &c. and lies CONVEX ieTte
"ouSh to every part of the plantation 70 furnish
rails witout cutting any of the high land ,'here
Is also about 20 acres OF first rae meadov,;,and;
whiehles in one body, beautifully situated, ard
prodnces natural grass sufficient TO winter on:
hundred head o. cattle annual, y-abom 90 acree
OF tins meadow is reclaimed. and the BALANCE
may he put in the same situation with bu. Si,tA
trouble or eXpense-it may be necessary 10 obsacyS
that no part OF it is liable torf.ow cyei, bein, I,
considerable distance from the creek; and alfict.
emily dry TO produce either Tobacco or Corn Tin
improvements consist of = new dwelling house,
81 feet by Ia, with brick chimney a, each end.
: rooms below and rooms and passsre above
STAIRS, also com rodious cellar, with file place
underneath die house. smokehouse and Kitchen
all OF which are newly painted Oh TIE CIT s;deL
tobacco barnes, &c. i" 80 -i''vy
Those who are inclined to purchase such pro-
perry are invited 10 view the premises, which 4
presume will he better Recommendation thar n,
NY thing can say. "-'' =.
will treat with any gentleman privately until
the tirst day OF July, which lav IL will be SOLD
at puoic sale, ON the premises, if not previously
disposedot atprHate sale. The terms will be oncl
half cash when possession is given (which will
be when demanded) and the other half in twelvb
months-to secure he pay msnt of which /. deed
of trnst on the property vii! be -equirsd -TherI
is at present 100 bushels Of wheat sowed on az
best part OF the PLANTATION, which the purchass9
may take, or nor take; also 6prime laborers, whicG
he may have the balance Of the year-Applicatic5
TO be made TO The subscriber on cit premises a
!. ROBERTSON.
An'c'i0. LIST February. 1901 sr,r
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all the taxes that shall noi have beSv
paid by the time aforesaid, ani lhc audit. n.
on receiving the schedule shall cha, ~
the collector with the said penalty on tl.
amount OF all the taxes contained in NJ.
schedule. 49, ''.'S'' 80 '''"
Sec. %. h.fd BE itfrtker eyacteG, Thas
the collector of each county shall al .eass
fifteen days before the first Monday IL.
December yearly, keep open an Office Coz
the receiving of taxes at the scar 55f MS.
tcc in the several counties either BY him.
self or his deputy, who shall without fail
attend each and every day from the hours
OF SIX in the morning until eight in the
evening. (sw.) '"e
THO: GIBSON,
.fuditor fer the state ofOh.e,