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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
Total capital,

ioth capital. Sel 900 900
Il,
Thus would make very pretty speculation, and give the
clique power which would be used with
added their control Of the State fluids would bring the
Staeof New York to condition like that Of If
the Bank of Commerce has really design
camille community beyond the aggrandement Of the clique
tsat started it. why do they not at this dull season. employ
their capl redeemng money their account
like hs Suffolk Bank Of Boston Their design 10 squeeze
the capital from the country banks under
.alw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

GEO. n. ROLLINS, Auctieseer.
FRENCH CHINA. G1RAND0LEs, LAMPS, Sc..WlL-
II KINs, ROLLINS co. will cell ny ction ON Friday
the Goth March al ~ o'clock at No " Bread street great
variety If dinner tea aud coffee sets fruit baskets Dishes
plates salad bowls fancy china articles. Also lamps gran
doIss SC. Of recent importation maie 2t'
JUDGE L. SPENCER. Of Cincinnati, desires us 20 rec.
ommend shermans Cough Iorenges readers the
best remedy coughs colds. &c They cured him
wo days OF distressing cough For sale at les Nassau
'treet. door above Ann mar
Tying AND BLEACHING ESTABLISHMENT OF.
~ FICES No. Barclay street and ts7Pearl strect-L,
PlGNOLET informs his customers and the public general
ina his prices from 10 lower than
heretofore prepared assd to orders with prompness
and punctuality. -
India Cashmere and Msrso shaws restored equal 70 new
Mousseine de LANES CAies Sc leaned, dressed and ga
shed In the style Of the French manufacturers.
Blond Lace Wells Sc heached and dyed TO their
original STYLE Also Sans, Silks &C. dyed fashionable esors
Merchants orders received and attended 20 as usue
Orders from the south and adjacent parts executed with de-
snatch and forwarded according 20 direction.
L. has added TO his establishment newly invented Hat,
Pressing Machine Dealers the article can have their hats
pressed on liberal Principal Office, No. Barclay street
mall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

Passengers Arrived.
Nm, In The New York from Lvepooi1y Ricart Mrs and
Miss Hcard baltimore Bradley, Chazournes,y Shaw,
Up March, NYork Rev d Lang, New South Wa;es DIR s
Moses Ph,ladelPhi; Kruger Bremen George Pierce,
In the Emily from St JosephsMrs Mead, New York;
Thbault, NJ Pike, w Ash
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
FETE 70 WIDOWS AND CHILDRx!Nf,

e A sTsy. .s Vii r, ,sIs g - her Y,
at Nso saloo Upon occasion here vii be ' an OK
y %ssy w 6Ss S Sos splendid wsdds cake viii
.prmounted by the British row all with
s G %h a. hs s @ es ss b,sT = % sS
~ ticket proceeds Of which win Sc dedicated TO bsneyo
isGt PURPOSES Rssseia6s widows Of pgs and coi
any of contributors te fund for lbs ete together
WITH printed to enable the to participate
Bya resolution passed with reclamation at the last general
Ses York are il 20 e% e.. ao ,
p''Is'' o. 'o'' HXES y Il " COMMITTEES.
iBs;s%an T E:qs NJ. c. r + io @s'''n
i R"s, n FowleE E@i@ R R sosnsi9e Esq,
9 fbd, pSp isdng ESQ enls = E,sards fsq,
capt eMoiTlfarrnE OF s1 1i; c RlSSTP ioSsE Esq
Jas IEll%ap ESQ lI1sh ors"Sasie, ESa.
Jas Reyburn Es5S Nd. Dudley PeTsSe, ESQ.,
CT d. Commit 1s'or the City of Brcsklyn.
&c. Pelham ESD, =. Henry Henry E Ed'e. + Esd Sd
A meeting of the above Commtees viii be held at Milo
s on sa a.erry sS.E s 1 the 's a.s qss
mas as - x D. D. f 'Slf Err sdis, secretary
THE LAST ASSEMBLY BALL or THE Mustard
IS at the hpos Saloon sc BSeawsg evening"
oS Sa% aS f B rSsrS a 1s 90
way; and at the Apollo. mas iwis'
IONS OF NEW YoRK-stransers and ,i.iters WHO
qr cali fSe SNs .pSsa bS Se . @S b f.aS
asi NJ brand street Between Allen and Orchard.
7 AIDES, BEAUTY WATER OR RRUE EAU DE
shSncai preparation ard long has held
high estimation by he ladies, and wash perfuusus
eic'shE, an preserving the skin has equal. Frecsos
and pmpic BY the wi
sce duiy apprenticeship othoss perfumes that
the tes 81, OF esscrlenee 50 cents per bottle
SufftuOR VEGETABLE ROUGE--Csmposod mate.
sasre = i. p.llssg improve SsaS eo%pssion
INK AND IRON RUST DEsTRoYER.--5o cent, per
boeIhs chemical reaction is calculated 90 be used a
piled at any time season. To relieve any dress pss
either linen, cotton, wooen hohhave
ed by ink nail rust either Of oag sort standing The
above articles all manufactured by tie celebrated Dr.
port; and may We had only Walker street
Broadway, (west sidel ic2s Inns
FINN BEN8FITThe Committee respectfully inio~n the
j. FINN, WI take place nj the Park Theatre SATURDA
Evening. the additior1o goapa-
ny, the Following distinguished performers have the ndt
manner, votAtf, red their valuable services:
Miss RIVERS (her first appearance bcore New Yor.
dience)
Me HEhl, Mr.. J. r. SCOTT, Nir. BROWNE, Mr. w
The o. cicrmsnee will commence ih THE. wIFEP FOR A
dame ASslgne, (a frnch Opera Daacrl MISS Reynolds,
\ witch sir will eiytsimitations OF Pasta aud trsi
MA TfiOkNk has volunteered Ter services To uea the Al
wr - -
E.,sr which the petite comedy ofrhe DANCING BARBER
Afrr the comedy, Address, written by q
posarpoets FOR the occasion wfbe reced by Mise Rivers
To be nieceededby the drama ca Tfh ADOPTED CHILD
-hbchrl, MIR. X. Scott.
To conclude with the popular drama Of ROBERT MA
CAIRE-Itobert Macare, Mr. ErOsne; Bertrand, Mr. w H.
| Williams. mais 3t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

Jackets TO DEPART.
LONDON.
Ontario, Bradish, April |
British Queen, (s) April |
Toronto, GriswoId, April 10
LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, Rathbone, March "a
Roscius, Collins, March 25
Europe, Marshall, April /
Independence, Nye, April 7
HAyRE.
Baitimore, Funck, April l
Sully, Thompson, April 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21
state OF Trade.

The following als Teas took place o-dsy Terms, 81
month notes psvsihe IN the city.
Young H,son. Gunpowd.r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

kv< TROUBLE, TIME AND NONE may be saved TO
Niue house hunters by consulting the Landlords Register
The number for this day. conians beside property else
where dwelling part OF dwelling inlet first
May the bounds Of Spring ud Watts varek
Grand Broadway, hster Bowery and Cathariuc streets AL
So Brpskiya entries The house hunter thus by bis fire.
side. without step, Judge VIII Their he vouH be likely
.se Pearl and at the News 0ce, op ,osite the
Post office 2tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

NOTICE.-To Ship Owners Master Rigycrs, and Steve
dores At meeting of the Riggers and Stevetores the
following resolutions w unanimously adopted
Resolved, Having duly considered the and the present
rate of rents fuel find it totally comply
with the demands OF the merchants therefore
bound ourselves and families submit such
sonable terms 8 they1propose
Resolved, That are determined general strike, and
Will not work for merchant master
dore until they me had lattery
that's 81 rs FOR rigging aud 81 for labor per day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

SULLY'S GREAT PICTURE OF "WASHINGTON
CROSSING THE BEL AW'ARE" is on exhibition
isra short time ony,a the New Building Chambers
street aud broadway. Entrance Chambers Adms
SION, Is CENTS season tickets, so cents. mals2wIss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

TAT BEEF will be offered for sale the stall of PETER
CdlVERS Centre Market Saturday, March aud
call aud see for themselves. 49,
marc 7tF PETER CHIVERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

THIS EVENING, March 81. the entertainments are
Star and Waltz Eatree Massa Pelham BreakdoUns Sc
MountaneeI; Highland Fling Grand Gymnastics Naval
liornppe; Otto Motyj Swiss Brothers Arena Classics:
German Rider Here des Comic SONGS Pony osteoia Great
Tars Adventures; tie Village Maid iier Lovers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

'i'hEs LAST LAST ASSEMBLY BALL or THE Mustard
a INSULATION wnl take place on Wednesday everlpg
March rs, at the Apollo Saloon, 40 Broadway.
Tickets can be procured at the following plaeesAtwis
music sal 20i Broadway; Mletts saoon 500 Broad.
way; and at the Apollo. mas iwiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-21

A CARD-Mrs MARTYR and Mr.. MANyrRs beg leave
n most that they will Grand
Vocal OF Sacred and MISCELLANEOUS Music at The City
Hotel on Friday evening March which occasion. Nv
and Mrs 6. y. HORN and Mr. NARTYN, have tendesed
their valuable services. .
Tickets dollar each, to be had at III. principal Music
Stores ma2s3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

IN CHANCERfVRGsi-Air rules held in the Clerks office
Hugh Campbsll James Ray, - Weader, and Margaret his
wife, Samuel arwood Rober; Pollard, and Sarah hi. wife, Pres
ella i!awood Thomas IIawood Archibald awood Martha C.
Harw0od, Sdsan, Lucy and Emily iarwood, Henry Garrett
Claibnrne W Couch and Maria his wife William A. Wright and
Charlotte his wife, Charles H. Blake, and Mary Ann his wife,
Lawrence Roane, Thomas Roane and Patsy pknS Rtclc
Elizabeth Westmorc and Anna Wesimorc, Plaintiffs.
against
Thomas lIawood, John arnett Judge Thomas Run James
pkins Ruhin James H. MrNral George McS-a infant chill
dren Of George McNea and Minerva wife, CAIN
James r. Cain, Thomas H. Cain, Wn Cain, Martha CAIN Ann
CAIN Sterling Cain, and Mary Clark Cam the last infants Philip
Bamhan, aud Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas X. BARNES.
Jackson aud Lucy f. his wife, George Upaw Samuel Gplaw
aud Thomas CiShaw, Defendants.
The defendants Thomas Ilarwood John anctl Judge Thomas
RuRn James pkins Rufn. james u. M.S-a Gcnrge McNeall
children George MCSra! his wife, Ma
catn James Il. CAM Thomas r. CAIN Wu CAIN Martha
Gain, Ann Cain, Sterling CAIN and Mary Clark CAIN the last
infants Philip r. Bramlan nry his wife, Thomas r.
Barnes, Jackson and Lucy +. his wife, George Upshaw
Samuel rpSaw, and Thomas tpsaw entered thc
appearance and given security according the a of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
dencc that they not inhabitants Of thu ean, ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the first day of May
Court aud answer thc Li Of the plaintiffs aud thai
Of this be forthwith newspaper published
Of Richmond months successfully and
al the front door Of the Courthouse of this County.
\ Copy-Testr, JOHN H. PENDIET0N, Clrrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
GARDEN SEEDS.


Warranted Fresh and GrtaiHe-HholsSale and Rctdi
4 RTICHOKE-Geen Globe.
IA ASPARAGUS-Giant Dutch.
BEANs-Large Lima, Broad Windsor Scarlet Runners.
SNAP BEaNs-Eary China, Six Weeks yellow, Refugee or
BEET-Eary Blood Tunp, do. yellow, Long Blood French
Sugar Mangrl WuuzsH.
kALE-Bue CrIed Sibe:an, Green Curied Scotch and
Rape.
RRoCoLI-Pnrple and White Cape.
CABBAlEEariy Nny, do YORK. do George do ONhrart dc"
a,tersea, do Sugar Loaf do Large York. Late Dlmcad Drum
head Savoy Green cured Savoy, Flat Dlici Large Bergen
CAUIIFLOWER.
CARRoT-Long Orange, Early Horn, Red S,udlNy, Airing.
ham.
cREss-Fne Water Broad Ieavea Garden, Peppergysss.
CELERY-aIills' Fine Giant White, solid.
CUcUMBER-Eary Frame, do Cluster, long Green, White
Spined Gherkin
CokN-smih's Extra Early, Early Tuscaror,, do Sugar.
EGG; PLANT.
LETTUCE-Early curcd sesa, Ice White Cabbage Head,
White Coss Brown Dutch.
MELQN-Green Citron, Pine Apple, Nutmeg.
NASTURTIuM.
oNION-Silver sknn'd, yellow Dutch, Red Annual.
PARSNP-l.ong Smooth French, Cup or Hollow Crown
PARSLEY-Dwarf Curled.
PEA-Landreths Extra Early, Early Hanover dn. Frame, do
Charlton do. May, Blue Psussia BISHOPS Dwarf Dwarf Star
rowat.
PEPPER-Iarge Bell Squash shaped, Long yellow
RhDDISH-Elrly Scarlet Short Top, Long Salmon, Scarlet
Turnip, White Turnip, Black Spanish.
RHGBARB-Undulated, for Tnrt-,
Satisfy, or Oyster Plant,
SPINACIl-Raund.
saUAsn-Eary Summer Bush, Orange Warted, Cnnk Ncss
Summer.
TURNIP-Eary Flat Dutch Early Garden sone Yellow Aber
deem, Red Top, Ru,a kags,
TOMATo--large Red
FLOWER SEEDS-A large assortment.
POT AND SWEET HERBS.
WILLIAM PALMER
Feb sS-2an3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

tn Observation-Disclosures rules held in Clerks Office
Of Caroline Cny Court, the 3rd day Of February 1879:
George u. Pollard, admir- Of Nancy Bridges dec, and said
George b. Pollard, and Frances hs wife, PLAINTIFFS.
against
Ewe BrauRan John Nnrmeni, VIM. Norlnsnt, sen VIM So
mcni Of samuel Sornrnt, VIM W. Cooper Richard
ment, Green and Elizabeth his wife, ana Sale Ricnaid
VI. Bridges, Defendants,
VIM. W. Cooper Green ana Elizabeth his wife, having
appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that William Nnnen Of Samuel Norment
William W Cooper, Richard Nonnent, and - Green ana
Elizabeth his wife inhabitants of this country, ordered
that the said defendants appear here st day Of May Court
the bill u the plaintiffs and that copy of this
be forthwith Inserted in newspaper published III
Richmond months successfully and posted
front door Of The Courthouse IL this County.
A Cupy-Teste, JOHN l.. PENDlRTON, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
Whole number OF votes

The names Of the Rev. Messrs. Reese and Donnel-
Ian were withdrawn after the first vote ofyesterday
Three other votes; and on the last
Whole number OF votes -
Necessary to a choice %
The Rev. Mr.. Bates received w
Mr.. Braxton ed
The Rev. NJ. Bates was therefore elected
The SPEAKER laid before the House the following
message from the President of the United States:
To The Honorable khe House of Representatives.:
Law before you report from the Secretary OF the
Treasury, with several documents annexed, by which
il will be seen that judicial constructions have been
given the existing laws for The collection OF npoas
affecting extensively and njuriously the accrung re-
venue
They embrace, with many others the important ar,
tices Of linens, wooens and cottons: the two last o.,
which are often treated Silks because That material
constitutes component part OF them, ana mus eS-
empted them from duty altogether Assessments OF dn.
ties which have prevailed for years. and in some cases
since the passage of the laws themselves in tins
manner altered and uncertainty and litigation intro
duced in regard to the future.
The effects which these proceedings have already
produced in diminishing the amount Of the revenue,
and which likely to increase hereafter deserve your
early consideration.
have, therefore, deemed it necessary to bring the
matter to your notice, with view to such legislative
action the exgences of the case may in your judg-
ment require 1t is not believed that any law, which
can now be passed upon the subject affect the re-
venue fayoraby for several months come, and could
not therefore, be safely regarded substitute for the
early provision of certain and adequate means TO ena-
BILE the Treasury to guard the public credit and meet
promptly and faithfully any deficiencies that may &C.
cur in the revenue from whate cause they may arise
The reasons in favor of the prop.ety of adopting at
an early period proper measures for that purpose, were
explained by the Secretary of the Treasury in his
nual report and recommended to your attention BY
myself The experience Of the last two months, and
especially the decisions of the Courts with the
continued suspension Of specie payments by the banks
over large sections Of the United States operating
fayoraby upon the revenue have greatly strengthened
the views then taken Of the subject.
Nj. VAN buren,:
WAsnlSeroS, Feb. 4, 1910.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
January 81, lcl0.
SrR:-I have the honor to enclose some correspond
ence between myself and the Comptroller in relation
to the great changes Of construction, made chiefly BY
the judicial tribunals, in the present laws imposing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

AND FOR SALE-Thr subscriber having determined
IL the West, offers for sale his land which he
resides lying Goocland about 10 miles above
ooshland Courthouse and miles North Of the stage road lead
ing Richmond to Charlottesville containing six hundred and
less The above land well
adapted growth of all kinds Of grain, but in the
growth Tobacco of fine quality aud texture On the said land
comfortable dwelling House. together with sufficient quantity
negro Also good tobacco houses good
wheat and Threshng Machine, NEARLY new The above
land will sold following Oncfourh hand and
residue In three equal annual payments thereafter II The
should be sold prior 10 the 18th Of March il
day offered publicly At the time and
place will be- sold The crop n Corn Oats Fodder Hay dc, ami
about pounds of Bacon, Stock Of all knts and Household
and Kitchen Furniture ugrsT with all thu plantation nt.siis
&c ARCH PERKINS, Sr.
Fcb2 S-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

The Alexandra Gazette still continues to poul :,
rheum upon the heads Of the three lmprncticable'
GAS the whole responsibility OF this disastrous stae
things should rest on them, who were elected :
Wings, yet defeated their own party, We tFns' =
public indignation will fall on them and them aon
Upon them alone Is this poetcal OF is 1t Po'E.
Justice; Why more upon their heads than upon !:
four Conser yatiyes' We pray you not to make ~ ,
the one, and heah of The other. The Consef'-"',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

large mating of the Wing party al Chilli
co,be in Ohio lately adopted following resolution;
Reore this meeng itat The cause In which We are en-
,ged ia The cause of civil bcny and the pepetuy happy
u AZ n.esen, deraneed institutions And Knowing do that
political keep from our ranks whose hearts are
with us now be IL knon ald resolved from this day forward,
that all ptca names such locn Foeo Democrat Republican,
Wing etc he now merged ,he general and heat stirring appel
l3tjou Of uarrisonians
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
Respectfully
LEVI WOODBURY.,

5tfTedFy q NE ITtaSHTy
To he President Of The United States.
On motion of Mr.. J. w. JONES, the message and
documents accompanying referred to the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, and ordered TO be printed.
On motion ofMr. BANKS, it was
Resolccd That the Goth rule Of the House, which
authorizes the reception Of petitions daily for thirty
DAYS only after the organization Of the House. be
tended to the 18th of February
Mr.. w. THOMPSON, from the Committee Mi
litary Affairs reported bill to raise 1000 10
against the Florida Indians; which read twice. anc
on Mr. T s motion, referred to the Committee of the
Whole House the state of the Union, and ordered K
be printed.
On Mr.. WISES motion, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
SCOTT'S ASBESTOS
FIRE PROOF IRON CHESTS,
,sIgR.NK,s PATENT BALANCES

FAIRBANKS PATENT BALANCLS,
OF different Sizes and prices, kept constantly on hand NJ the
" "Fire and Life Office" opposite the Bank Of Viz
gnia, JNO o. LAY,
FcbS fsa-w5wt -7Irnf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

The names Of Rev. Mr.. Donnelly and Rev. NJ
Reese were then withdrawn.
And, without proceeding further in the election,
The, House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

S1R:-I have the honor to enclose some correspond
ence between myself, and the Comptroller in relation
to the great changes Of constructions made chiefly by
the judicial tribunals, in the present laws imposing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

CASTE HUI, January 22d, l'4O
".ny Dear Sri find that entirely private leltr
of nine has, this land of universal noOritty, found
is aray 10 the Press. allude 10 letter 10 - .!
Albany, which has been published in the Evening Jour
nal Of that city. | enclose you letter from
showing that he has taken this responsibility without
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

with nv friend and colleague those strictly limited pow
ers which have been conferred on the General 60
vernment, and bound by every principle Of duty, OF
honor, and of incnatio TO obey the will of the State
whose servant am.
The State in part represent is one of the first IN
this Union in all the elements Of political power; It IS
not second to any its entire devotion to those Prin.
ciplcs of equality and justice which the protested
foundation of our social institutions to in her
firm attachment to the union Of the States She would
not hermit any interference the part of other States
or societies with her institutions unless addressed d.
rectly to her friendly consideration by those who might
consider themselves aggrered by them; nor would she
interfere with the laws and regulations OF other States
or iusfy her citizens doing So under any other cir-
cunslances. Slavery is an institution not only inter-
dcted by the fundamental laws Of Ohio, but 1t is
entirely contrary TO the genius and habits OF her
neope If petitions were TO be preseRea here, pray
mo some action of Congress which would though bpt
indirectly and remotely, tend to establish slavery 10
Ohio or which her citizens believed would have that
tendency such measure conld not but be regarded as
one of hostility Ohio by her mere
and hostility too from individual Senator, pu
from State; for Senators, being representatives Of
sovereign States cannot be presumed TO act from tlem
selves merely but only by authority of the State whose
accents they are. Ohio might, and probably would
treat all such demonstrations with and contempt
bnt If persisted in and followed up from year 10 year
ev;pcino settled determination to compel change
she could not but regard the States, whose represents
,yes here promoted such attacks upon her. unfrend
ly towards her
do to her. as she will not permit any interference with
her own institutions che will not permit her servants
10 interfere with the institutions OF other Sntes
know her will upon this natter 1t IS clear ana uneqn'
vocal Resolutions Of her Assembly have repeatedly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-29
Trcasurer's Onicc.
CITY OF jackson, February stb. $50

Cttyol jackson, February Stb $50
CIR Herewith You will receive 1 copy OF an
- actol The Legislature, passed his day, prescrl-
mne ,hc kind o funds receivable in payment for
,u laXts aud dacS to the State"
From the assessment rolls returned 10 the Audi
,or office tapPears that much property in YOUR
county, subject to taNaHou, has not been assessed
The law 10 such cases requires the tax collector Ia
assess taxes on all property emitted by tie assessor.
aud TO collect and pay the same INTO the State rrea
Sury
Below YOU will find statement ol a portion of
The property not assessed IA your county You viii
he particular TO assess and collect The lawful tax on
salJ prupteY,
oml0structed to notify you, that suit wi. be in
>tulrd CA your bond, unless the taxes due on the
first day Of March 1910. are paid on or before thai
ln,, into the State Treasury Interest, AZ the rate
ct thry per cent pee annum will, in al eases be
yXacttd, as required by law, on all arreamreS.
am, Sr, yours, respectfully,
JAMES Il. WILLIAMS.
State Treasurer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-29
A2O Reward.


- ANYWAY from lie subscriber n thp town OF
AZ Macon, Mississippi, on the 4h day of Deem
her last, my boy Lewis, about rhIrty-iye or forty
years of age, five feet five or six inches hqh. very
sprlgh''y aud active OF lbs aye, speaks with quick
neos aud intelligence has good countcbaucc, Is
bald headed, aud has lost most Of his upper teeth.
tie is first rate oStIer aud cook aud processes n
know nothing about any other aber He wore uh
lnScy roand jacket and pantaioons, and an old far
hat VIII give the above reward Tor his delivery to
ne IA Macon, 81 IN lati So thal get MIN
purchased the above boy from one J. +. Brown
al Louisville NmSos county Mi>yssippt who |
understand now ave, N Pouotoc, and il IS highly
probable thai he wi make his way to that p.ase.
JOSEPH II. FIRTH.
Macon, Miss. Jan, IS, lsl0.-- 2s-6w.
20 The Pantooc Hlclbrencer. and Columbus
Democrat vii give the above six insertions and hr-
| ward her accounts 10 the office cf the Macon In
| tcllgencer ior payment