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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-02
R. HERMAN,

HAVING fitted up new and more con- l l venient shop, would inform his friends and the public generally that he still contin- ues the business of Clock and Watch repair ing; and that from his experience and skill, and by constant attention to this important branch of business, hopes to give general sa- tisfaction, and receive share of public pat ronage. ALSO, ON HAND,
 A good assortment of WATCHES AND JEWEL LERs' GoODs, consisting of lever, lepine, and common scapement Watches, ear rings, fin- ger rings, breast pins, silver spoons, specfa- e. thimbles, pencil cases, butter knives and sugar bows, plated spoons, near-sighted spec tacles. steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee- gers, tuning forks, Music Boxes, Clarionets, Flutes, Flies, violin strings. clarionet reeds, clarionet and fife Preceptors, Shell Combs, Watch oil, &c. ALSO,
 Dr. Wm. Evans camomile. tonic and fa- mily Aperient Pills, with directions. recon. mended highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and all stomach complaints. 4 Also, Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup, for teeth. ing,with difections.a real blessing io mothers. Also, Dr. Hunts celebrated Pills for Con- sumption & Liver Complaint, with directions.
 Also, Dr. Goodes' Female Domestic Pills, with ample directions The above medicines prepared by Dr. Wm. Evans. 100 Chatham street, New YOrk-s0ld here by T
 R. MERRIMAN. Agent.
 Too rods sast ef tae Pres6ytsriaa Charch.
 LitchfielI, Dec. Q. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-02

4fa Cov,f of Pro6ate holden at Harfoyd, 1aith-
 in and for the District ef Har5crd, onl the
 lGth dsv of December, <. D. l639: ss
 a- Present, Seth Terry Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Charles 5. Buell. Of Litchfeld, in the county of Litchfield, showing to this court that he is guardian of Martha s. Hart of Hartford, within said dis trict, a minor that said minor is the owner of real estate situated in said Litchfeld, it being an undivided interest in the land set out and assigned to Martha Hart, hate of Litchfield deceased, the widow of Isaac Hart, late of said Litchfeld, deceased, as dover. viz: one piece of land bounded nOrtherly on highway, easterly partly on highway and partly on Samuel Merwin's land, souiherly on said Martha's land and Isaac F. HaFt's land, and westerly on Mary ]. Hart's land and highway, containing about five acres also, one piece of land lying north of the highway, containing three acres. bounded northerly on Hull Churchill's land. eastersy on John Marks land, southerly and westerly by highway-also, one piece of land lying west of the highway, containing one acre and three fourths of land, bounded portherly by Joel Tharp's land, easterly on highway, southerly on Eliakim Curtis land, and west ierly on said Curtis lard and said Tharp's land, with a small barn and other buildings thereon; her interest being valued at about twenty five dollars that said land is unpro- ductive, and that it would be for the interest of said minor that said land should be sold, and the avails thereof placed at interest, or expended in the nurture, education, or ad. yancement of said minor. praying for liberty 70 sell said property for the purposes afore' salds as Per petition on file: s@i
 II is oydeysd by dsis cotgi. that said guardian glye notice of said application, by causing lhe same to be published in oneof the news % n Isss ,n sns % sas six weeks before the hearing and that said petition will be heard at the probate odice in said district on the 29th day of Feb'ry next, at ? o'clock AM Copy of Record.
 SO NATHANIEL GOODWIN, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-02

Court of Probate,
 Disfrict of Sharon, ss. Canaan, Dec. 1899, THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the N District of Sharon has limited and al- lowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of HENRY HARVEY BACON, late of Canaan, in said district, de- ceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appoin- ted Daniel Norton and Josiah Arnold, both of' said Canaan, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 WILLIAM NJ. BURIAL, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the tavern of Charles Lewis, in said Canaan. on the 26th day of December inst, and also at the same place on the 9th day of June, lS40, at 10 o'clock m the iorenooh on each of said days, for the purpose of attend ing on the business of said appointment. DANIEL NORTON, Comhiis-
 JOSIAH ARNOLD, { siOners.
 Ali persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 o0+ JAMES FENN, Admin'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-02
BROKE INTO

MgIS TTNElE enclosure of the sub
 AG II scriber. one Red Yearling eWW HE1EER. The owner is reques- aAAA.s ted to prove eproperty,pay char ges, and take her away. sao
 WILLIAM BOTSFoRD. Sdlisbury, Dec. 23, 1889. *30
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

ID u u Il u X Is h u IL
PPRlsEs s who suffering under cf the ~ mp toms
n Of delicate private disease and all whose eases nave
been proac the maltreamen ei qsrE,
rops &c that lie consulted al bis Office.
Courtland through the day devehnt WIN
the honorable conf DR.. Bells treatment has neen
approved during many extens ahs
His remedies vi he change ~ habits ano no nefect ot
business are so prepared that the most Wia ned le gs
ricon discovery. guarantee o. cure NW LIEU. VIC
deal office Coartlana street, two doors IRON brosdway
al23t
HAVANA sEGARs 10000 first quality, in half and
49,. r es'es'" r.. Woodruff, TIA South ct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
Circulation Of the Herald.

DO Individuals and families, merchants ana ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
O'Clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS at the Herald once, "a
Am street We have one Of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentivemen. This will be better arrangement
tn IN depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets. Of late great numbers of citizens have
or tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead of buying il in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
Corouer,s Once.

AUG I3.-An inquest was held at No. 2l0 Eighth
Avenue, the body of Mary Doyle, native Of Ire
lrnd, aged 81 1t in testimony, that the dec,a-
sed left Dublin the 9th Of April, went to Quebec
thence to Albany and thence to this city, where she
thong hit she wculd send for docts but did not get
one until she was dead. The doctor then came, but
only reeomme nded that the coroner should be sent
for. hat functionary came, and found verdict Of
death from cause unknown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

SICKNESS IN East TENNEssEE.-Thc fever RACES
with muc CHI fatality in East Tennessee The Jones'
boro Wing Of the I'D alt notices the death of SUI
san Gaines, sister Of Gen. Gaines, in Kngspert, at
an advanc ed age; DR. E. r. Dulancy, of Blountville;
Adam Shpley and three Of his children IN the vici-
nifty Of Jenesborough; VIM, Crawford, aged Is, and
Capt. John Hcss, all OF Jonesborough.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

- m 10 I'D
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
To sail everr othsr MoudaY.l
chip SHAKESPEARE, Capt Cornell
HUNTSVILLE, Capt. j. Eldridge,
SARATOGA Capt w. Hathaway,
YAZOO Capt. Kngskurr.
MISSISSIPPI, Capt Hilard, .H
LOUISVILLE. Capt Hunt
The above ships all OF the FIRST class eoppered and
Der fastened OF light drs Of water aRd built in this city
for the trade with elegant accommodations for
sengers and commanded by abe and experienced msster
The price q passage from View orr 70 Dew Orleans
Aqsors They will at all times be owed up and down the Mis-
BY sesnboats and the stccsf psncuaT observed
their time Of sailing Neither the owners Or captains Of
these ships vii be re;yensee Tor ewsry bullion precious
qes sent By put board of them unless regular bills Of
All goods sent the subscriber will be forwardedfrse Of com
mission. For reight or passage apply TO. =
T. X. COLLINS h co. 81 south 81.
Agents in New Orleans, FOSDbK RASINE. 800.
day of sailing. as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

Mr.. VArrEMAN's PRoJEcr-A meeting held
in Baltimore, on Monday night, for the purpose Of
nsidcring Mr.. Vattemans project Of international
Exchanges, at which Chief Justice fancy pres ded.
A memorial to the Legislature of Maryland, in be-
half of the system, read, and a number Of reso-
lutions approving Of IL passed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

BosroN AND ST.. LOUIS RAiLRoAD.-The whole
line Of road from Boston to St. Louis is chartered
The works in the west are suspended for the pre-
sent for want Of funds. The whole distance from
St. Louis TO Boston s about lz75 miles, of this will
be ompeted next year, from Boston TO Buffalo, 535
miles-in Ohio, on the shore Of Lake Erie, 63 miles
in Michigan, near the South line, 65 mies-total,
663 miles, making more than half the whole dis
lance, and embracing two-thirds Of the whole ex-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
Police Once

AUG. l3-Cheap Ilailoring.-Some months since
the stsrc Of Charles r. Whiting, in Pine street,
broke into and robbed of ready made clothing to the
value of ST. $50 respecting which traces could
be heard, notwithstanding strict search made
by the ndefagables under the dire ction OF the Dis
trict Attorney. few days since the robbed party
was going past cheap tailoring store in the Bow
cry, when his attention was excited by some very
elegant garments, marked up at very low prices
He Immediately went in, and examining the articles
found them to be part of the identical goods which
had been carried OFF from his store, at the time Of
the burglary. Having sargained for vest and some
other articles, which he requested to have put on
one side until he should call for it. He then to
the office OF his relation the District Attorney, and
that vigilant individual Immediately sont for A. nj.
G. Smith, who went Immediately to the cheap store
and arrested David and Nathaniel Marks, both Of
whom were committed for trial.
Stealing Ciothing.-A negro wepch, named Flo
renee Benkett, was brought up charged with steal
ing quantity Of ladies' dresses, valued at S35, the
property Of widow lady, named Charlotte TheaIl,
residing at No. 73 Beckman street. Florence
fessed to stealing portion of the garments but
denied taking the whole bunch. She was, however,
fully committed for the grand larceny. ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

SPEAKING FROM ExrERrrScr.-Amos Kendall
says
The propensity to lying becomes so tyrannical
and despotic, that IL does not require the stimulus
Of self interest fear shams-but the contrary,
INDUCES itself in the most usboundes license, from
the force OF habit, and in the absence Of all
temptation"
Amos, and others Of the same kidney, lie from in-
stinct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
LIXEKPUOL AND NV FUKk KEnGULA
COMERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
49, 80 Am

TO AND FROM THE ABOVE FORTS WE KY
Persons sending for their friends residing in Great Britain
ireland have them brought with despatch the
moderate terms Agents Of the first
liability lately been engaged 10 that the .migran
delay small drafts given their favor
npty paid Orders from all parts Of the country will be
punctuay attended to, and such attention will Ne all
branches the bssnss further
OF will the undersigned with their orders and
where the do embark the
money will be refunded to the from whom u
ceiyed.
In addition drafts given agents threugou
the parts of England ireland ans Scotland who give
facility TO the whose be
here they be furnished with large small
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

but more especially because they were the desceu-
dants, children Of England, wAo had turned SAY age
and desoiate wilderness into a civilized nation, and
had indicated their claim to be ranked those
benefactors 10 the human race of which England held
the highest Place. The objects of that society ere
10 promote the greatest interests of the country.
agriculture was the greatest instrument for the dfu-
sion OF the blessings and though Eng
iaho was the greatest nation the earth for COM
merce and manufactures, her agric formed her
greatest glory. Cloud cheering.) l.r,.
lie might say that manufactures formed the CO.
rnlhan capital OF the column of her glory, OF which
commerce was the shaft, but agriculture, the solid
base which supported the whole. Hsw important a
part ofthe Populatioa of this country the agrcutu-
rists formed might be ascerained from the fact that
from the returns the income tax furnished, two
thirds oil that tax were paid by them Still nobler
purposes were carried forward under its influence
Civilization was promoted; the welfare. both moral
and physical, of the people enlarged and that force
OF mind, without which all other advantages were
was indebted to those who had procured him the
pleasure OF being present that day. and the high sense
he entertained of the honor done him by the noble
Duke, to whom he begged leave personally to ex-
emily conclude with the hope that two countries, so
nearly connected in sympathy, might ever continue
in the exchange of contests, to which should do
the greatest good; and again never recur to that
where the only object was do each other the great
est harm. Might peace and good will reign betwixt
hem, and might they be united feeling in happi.
ness, and in gierv. loud checrs.)
TIE Duke nf Richmond rose to propose the last
east which he should call upon them TO drink that
evening", and in appropriate terms introduced the
health OF "The Tenantry of England" which was
trunk with three times three.
Mr.. w Hall returned thanks.
The Duke of Richmond said he must call upon
hem to drink other toast before they separated.
The Vice-Chancelor (the Rev. Dr. Tatham) re-
turned thanks, and the meeting separated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
--- THE MOST PERFECT
WIG S A N ID S G A l. p S
. IN THE WORLD.
CRTSTAD nRO


TO AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Digs his friends and the public that he continues
the shortest and has
hand the very. LARGEST AssokTMENr or THE
aud tted 20 this particular
branch has convinced the subscriber Of the fact
The WINGS aud SCALPS that he particularly invites
the public TO inspect Of sconsrction once SIMPLE
and they render the metallic springs altogether
unu c-sary thereby doing away With UNPLEASANT pres
snre or headache which sometimes occssoh lpey
also fixed the head firmly than BY ths mise
Springs, and finally they inhseiy iAore hs' ana
peassn 70 n, wsarsr ,os,ropy .,.oro,,s;r.
variety ofGcntemenp Fancy
Articles Call and see. Ble >"
rrO COUNTRY AND CITY DEALERs-The subscribers
sL,,g 10 close their business, will sell IN quantities 10
uit their Stock Of Drugs, Paints. OILS, and Dye
s'uh''a' 'e'' ~" JOHN G. MORRISON SsON,
a'siot ISIS and lss greenwich ST.
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vii he received until IN. FIRST
Of september newt the residence Of tOuyerreur Mor-
rs III Morris ana wcschstsr County Tor the masonry and
esrpentry Of Church, Go be built marble; the urouostonto
iscud he quarry uE dressg and la ma he stone ard TIE
Furnishing OF all the mat rails the marble and SAID the
carpg will be done by he sahscser The work to be com
eed according the plans and specific three ronts
Isod .,cuy will Ne required Commnu .tions. post psid
ala tl,th. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

,S&N EAsss yb b2 ASP SRpoww fNsL All
ee frem the different, ports, At reduced rates
san be obtained Every sttenton facility and Information VII
To emlgrans by different agents throughout he
rsous parts 81 Europe, and Lyerpoob BY Dir Herdman
u the hrm being the spot 10 sttendto those
o Be engaged BY their friends here 10 prevent delsT toe
Letters will be forwarded and passages can be secured 20
liverpool by the regular paok sailing the 9TH 18TH
and OF each month"; throughout Also
topdcu the Is 10th and 10th Of each month By applying
~ letter, (post- laid,l OF 10 the subscribers,
HERDMAN KEENAN,. 81 South,
" . one doer from w all II
BILE sight the National Bank OF Ireland and brapees
Or ON the Bank frelsDd and its branches by app
mr. as .bove. fsiT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
da6 & ~ M

To san onthe is lotk and 2O,h 9feysy %onth-I ine
will succeed each other order which they named
sailing from New York and Portsmouth the st
lO Goth and from London the 7th l7 andHh of every
month, threuhoat the ear, viz n..,,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-14

These ships all of the first Glass; about burhen
and by experienced agaors Great has
made of in the selection of furniture beds &c. and
the price passage fixed 1890 outward each
adult and children half price without liquors Of
description. Neither the captan Of the above
packets will be responsible for letters kages
sent hem unless regular bills Of adng signed there
GRINNELL, MINTURN CO. ls4 Front st., orto
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Now and Interesting.

AFURRAI's TRAVELS in North Amerr1,
VA aHr.Hg The wears 1854, ls5j, aHd l-5p' iH-
calat . 4luu.r residence with tie PswHse
lfae af Indians ,a tine remote praInls %. t.c Ms
sa.rl. and y.s.t o. the AIpre Islands
.U9rt5as Hope o. the Memoirs Of a Pros aciaL
Opinions OF Lord Br0Ugham 0n Politics. Ttr5.ngy,
Law, SC
The Thugs or PbaHsgars Of lnaia, comprising
history ol t.e rise aud progress OF lha. fraternity
OF assl,-.as, and description Of the system which
DC parsuss, aud Of the means which have been
adopted By tie supreme government Of India Tor
Do, suppression.
Father Bu,er aud the Tough Dearg Pilgrim By w.
H. Carleton.
The Naval Founding, by Inc Old Sailor.
Sketches Of London, By the author Of Bench and
Bar
Walks and Wanderings in the World OF Literature,
by the same author.
rrse1utioR Novel BY Cooper.
John Smiths Letters, with Peters 10 match.
Blanche of Navarro, a Play, by James
Torcsa, the tsurer, play, by Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply 0
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come 10 hand
and are offered for sale ,g1-' for cash only -CsJ
PFlSTER s. GOODWIN.
Feb'v, o. 1910 S5f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

UAVING purchased O. NJ. T. b. Rana.e. ta-
II r,.,-, oL Waterman X LsarHeis labor >ay.a.
Brick NIttir,. uew offer 90 dispose oi a1Srtu1.
.ar esl1f. rights t1 suit purchasers
IT,, mach ne has been ia ureauo1 the past Sea-
son. sudcsr. t.ae % lest it1 utility D, respects
IDS durability aci the slyEgot 1blr.
The pr.ucpa. advantages this machine has Over
IN rthers row Iu use, consists u the simplicity and
strength 81 It's structure, having no complication OF
maeh.aerv thai liable 10 get out o repair, and the
rapidjty !, ,empcrs the clay aud mou.ts the BRICK,
making from 90 10 20 per minute with the aid Of
two horses. toUr men, and 4 sufficient number OF
boys 10 bear of the brick.
Those wishing for cheap aud expeditions meth
cd Ion manufacturing brick would do well 10 ava
themselves Of this opportunity.
Al. communications addressed to the subscribe,
wilmeet with immediate attention.
JAMES F.. SMITH,
Columbus Mi, April 9th, ls39.-59-tC
~ b. Gentlemen wishing TO purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated by applying al
t'e'oFee Of the Columbus Democrat, where they
eau see testimonials of The utility Of The above men.
toned patent,
1.-The Missssippian Jackson, and the RepubIi-
can, Holly Springs, viii please give the above six
| insertions and forward bills to me. j. F.. S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

COMMITTED TO the jail of Oktibbeha in the
~ town OF Starkeville, on the slst instant. me-
gro woman, supposed 10 be about twenty ono wears
Old, about five feet high, heavy buit had on when
taken up blue cotton dress-She had also dress of
common negro cloth. Said woman says her name is
Caroline and that she belongs to John Carr ofSouth
Alabama She further states that she runaway from
a man by the name Of James White, Con Thursday
the an inst) who was carrying her below for sale
1 he owner Of the above described negro woman
is requested to come forward pay charges. and take
her out otJa; otherwise she Willie dealt with ac
cofding TO law
JAMES ". EASTLAND, Jailor.
April l5l, lst0-8-C
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
MOruS MulticauliS.

RSn 900 genuine Morus Muticaulis
= OU,OOO buds Tor sale By the subscriber,
which he offers lor sale at one cent per bad, deliver
able in next month or in December desired--lr he
wall plant that many buds next spring, aud deliver
the product in November, 1910, 10 any gentleman
Or company Of gentlemen. The trees, from which
TIE above buds grew this year, ranged in length
rom four to eight ieet. Who will give ten cents per
tree for all that are raised from the above lands-or
who wiII make proposition Good security will be
given and required. The above buds viii be de-
Iyered my house, or in Petersburg, Va if all are
taken.
Refer 20 Mr. NJ. WathalI Columbus.
STEPHEN ID. WATKINS.
LawrcnceviIe, Va. Oct 5, 1899.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Trust Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby given that on the oh day Of
~ June next by virtue of Decd OF Trust iuly
recorded IN the Office Of the probates clerk FOR his
county, dated The e9h day of September, lsss and
executed by William u. Lighioot, to nae as trustee,
70 secure the paymen, of certain debts therein men.
toued ! wil sell Al public auction before the Court
House door N The town Of Columbus, to the highest
odder Ter ready money the following negro slaves
70 wit -; hurweil William Tbbs, William CorE
William Taylor, Lindsey Joe, Edmund, Ephraim
Guien and Girard; although the title to the above
property IS deemed unques,ionabe, YET viii sell on
" such interest in the same as is conveyed 10 me
MCKINNEY H0LDERNFSS,
Trustee
may DIN, l9lo-ii~5w fPr. fee 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Estrays.

Y7AKEN up by John A. DAILY, sorrel horse.
= four years old blaze face, RIGHT hind foo,
white, no brands. Appraised 10 thirty dollars.
Printers fee 81 90
Takenup by Michel McCarly, flee bitten prey
mare nine years old, right eye hind, fourteen hands
high. Appraised to thirty five dollars.
Printers fee 81 90
Taken up by James 5. Coleman near Nashville,
a hay horse two hind feet white, star in his faro.
head, snip on his nose, brand on The right flank with
I'D long hushy tail and meme.
Appraised to twenty five dollars.
Printers fee So 90
Taken " by John Barsdao, bright sorrel horse
star IN his forehead, fifteen hands high, six wears
old. Appraised to sixty dollars
JOHN FLErCHALL, RANGER.
N'y 9ln IoiU.-lI-lw Prlnlot's fee - 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

City Of Jackson, February sth, 1910.

City Of jackson, February sth 1910.
SIR:-Herewith you viii receive a copy of an
- act OF the Legislature, passed this day, prescri
bing the kind Of funds receivable in payment for
oil taxes aud dues TO the State"
From the assessment rolls returned to the Audi
tors office tappears that much property in you-
county, subject to taxation, has not been assessed
The law in such cases requires the tax collector TO
taxes on all property omitted by the assessor.
and 10 collect and pay the same into the State Trea
Sury
Below yoa will find statement of a portion of
the property not assessed in your county You will
be particular TO assess and collect the lawful tax on
said property.
am instructed 10 notify you, that suit will be in
sttuted on your bond, unless the taxes due on the
FIRST day Of March, 1910, are paid on or before that
time, into the State Treasury. Interest at the rate
of thirty per cent per annum will, in all cases, be
eXacted, as required by law, on all arrearages.
am, Sir, yours, respectfully,
JAMES G. WILLIAMS,
State Treasurer.
Fob IA ISi0