davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-08-02

Observation-Disclosures Sa9c6 in pcrleBter
QGobe mar ein Mann nabe bs SpDbrib0e in
snsm Seloe nit Josurehsn bsfbdfti9t ais lld)
elm iebr fataler 8crfall erei9nste. Die 2(tmcss
pbdrs ipeIbe rein uno better 9cweien, murps
NIT 98clfen bsbedt unb Elm bsrannabenbeS @ss
rpitter er9cb litb in ffarfen lfromen, Der
Wann fubr fort baS 8ras Su wenoen, bis er
perbrie6lib tpurbe, cuf einInal feline @abel in
bic (9obe bob unb fbrpur u9Ssnn @rtt, ber
Aumdbti9, i3su 9smabt batsn nill,ma9 er'S
feIbit tbun, ib made fsin6. Sn bsmiebsn
Nu9enblid traf Elm Slisifrabl, ourb oas @is
fen anseSo9sn, Die Gabsl, ftlu9 Jpn nisbsr uno
ais man iDn aufbob mar Ct TOD.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-08-02

eeraubf. Spdtsr rpurben bic Nduber wslbss
tnnt Wfabben bon IL bis 6 Sabren iinb, snt>
eett unS arrstirt. Seffnunsspcae g6btsr.
5u ausuffa, Oneida @auntp, gsu Worf,
I'no S'tuminouS ScbIsn sefunpsn msrosn.
Gin jun9eS blbibsS Ntdbcben bsfnost itd,
I'm 2Selfmorelant SauntD @sfdn9niiIe, anaes
tla9f oab fe cine Gbeuer in Sranb ifeden
mcllts Die ibrsm treulplsn 2iebbaber ssborts.
Cine 9rcse anjabl @inpanbsrer fbidt ittb
an oleise eanc wisosr ;u perIafen. Sn psm
S6He S9cttin9sr, bon Hsu YOrf, rsiften brei
SounSsrt rpieber jurut.
Sn Crop, Rsu Oprf, murpe flir;tb cine
9ross Veriammlun9 iu @uniten zines SarffS
9sbalten, wslber 1000 perionen bsitpobnten.
Sn oer Baltimore Yoif Office wuros fliriz
lib i'm Sapannab Mailfade eine lebenci0e II
SOL lan9e Garterl6Ian9e 9efunbsn Solde
paf1n9isre bejablsn bOb poDl fsin Yrif9eb.
Del QSilliam6bur9 ouf Gong @ilanp, berritbt
cine eplbemlfbe &ranfbeit lntsr bem Ninbpieb.
Cine Nen9s lit bsrsitS frspirt cbne taG man
bic llriabs baron auS9sfunbsn. gie IInp am
Nbeno 9eiltnb auf psr 2Ssbe une am oupern
Ncr9en fnbet man lie tort.
Gin 9usenb ODER mebr SalfbminSsr wure
oen pcrl9e 2Sobe BON oerIbteSenen peIiei Se<
amten in Heu Oorf orretirt.
Sobnlcn, meIber porj9e5 Sabr ben @sfdn9s
ni6pdrter in Ssferfcn @itp, MiGour, ermcr>
oete, unb barauf entf1pb, murrs am ID. Suli in
eculSple ein9sfan9en unb nab ct. 2ouiS 9es
brabt.
Goielin, Der Mtrbsr isiner Srau, purbe am
Ia. SuIi in Neu Orlean6 gsitbsn. @ini1e Nos
IlSsiperfcnen bon OsobiIe marcn bintsr ibm III
iuben.
@ouSsrn6r 9iunneI6 bon lNfff1ppi fol- Bee
abitbtt9sn itb Der teraniben 9trmse ansus
fbllsfkn. Dem mu6 eS 81 nobl fsin.
Gin Turfc.-@in Wann in 9loro Sarolts
na beiratbste Su psrl6isosnsn .3etsn orei,ebn
2Seltsr, auf feline 9erbaftun9 puroe cine Ses
lcbnun9 9eitst. Gin 2(nberer, Der ben BUR,
ffen germ Der @srehtigfeit libsrIisftrn mrllte,
perIctte i'm Bis in fein 2Scbnbau5 unb iiberrss
cetete feline Srau ibn aububaltsn Bis CT einen
Scnifabd bcIcn f6nnte. NlS sr iurlidfam fanb
e6 ltdb bab Der &trI nit isnsr si9snsn Srau
au69stnifen par.
Gin olteS W1doben murps nsutid) 9sfra9t cb
iie njht fir cine 3etun9 unterfbrebsn mcats,
iporauf lie dntwcrtste "d made msins gteus
i9fstsn lsIbit."
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-08-02
au6 ieinsn binterlafensn Yapisrsn sefammet
Sie nDrbDiflitbe G'ren;fra8s bs's

es, 1T spiiben osm Staatsfsfretar, esm erlti'
iben Mniifsr unb psn ScmmiGdrsn bon SRa''
ne uno MaGabufettS sntfbsssn aber p'sI feu'
ts (tno Der Otsinuns bas Der Ssnat esn Her'
traa nidt ssnebmissn ,piires. 9SaS a!eoann
aslbisbt piro bic 3ufunft Isbrsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-08-02

Salfbmiin3er arretirt.-@buarb Sons
nsp, Gbabiab eoclsp unp Sosinrjtb &slo9s,
oreI 8inanjierS, wurben pcrlsets 26Ots in
Srumbua Sauntp, Sbie, perbaftst. Sn iDrenl
Selts tano man srpei Saufeno uno lIsbenSi0
faIltbe Sbasr, in 9onjen mereoniftben u. bal:
ben amsrlfaniiben SDaIern. 9a5 Sinanjisrsn
in bartsm @slbe mag Su bieisr 3et Elm 9ute5
9efbdft fein.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-08-02

5iemlib ereiitnatb ciner fur3en Sez
fanntfdbaft. - 9a6 Cincinnati W{iero6ccp
ia9t, bas Der elephant melbsr bort sur gtbau
9sbaItsn wre, pori9s 9Gctbs wdbren6 Der 8crs
ltelun9 NIT isinsm &hiIel in Den Sufsn sines
Mdobens lan9ts uno itb sinen s(pfl berau6s
bolte, moran otr nn9ebetene 2iebbaber wabrs
fbsjnlb stppetit bate. Die Sb6ns murpe
tebr eribrsft unb Die 3ufbausr erbcben Elm
Ssld6tr. SSarum ibIus its Jpn nidbt auf bic
Singer?
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-08-02
QSatlen Court 9lmt.
sln Die unabban9iaen Grpdbler pon
Serf5 Sauutn.

OVTIb VNHIlV.
Sreunbe uuo O1ttbiiraer:
Iufscmuntcrt ourdb Cure libcrale
ltnterfdsuns bel lester Q8abl, uno pas Ieits
bsrise srntliebe grfueben Dlelsr 8rennoe, bin
ib be,posen ,pcroen, midi bel toi,enoer98abl
miebsrum ais ganoioat fir pas 2lmt bee
S6retbers Der Mailencourt
an5ubietsn. ieb 70 slidlitb fein enc
Dlebrbeit gnrsr Stmmen su erbalten, 70
,perbe icb Die pflbten bes Imtes naeb ts.
tten &rdftsn uno bcfentlidb Su eurer 3u'
friepenbeit ausiben.
Nom. Sb6nsr.
Nsaoin9, Suli 10. b2D.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-24

=
About dis very same sO|
A sittin' on do tree, I
".
" When Massa HARRIsoJ
Begun de great Wing bal
Why hero | sot, and see |
a sittin' Oh dis tree,
y.
Zone ting dar was in da1
| hope to neber see again
1t gives dis Old Coon SO
A sittin' on dc tree, |
Lookin' VERY d
VI.
/" Do way 'Old Veto d
| oilers thought would I'D
II almose made me shed I
While sottin' on dc d
Lookin' mighty
VII.
Now when you get I'M,
Dat viii be fout fore mad
And end in 'lectin' HARM
I'll SIT upon dis tree
Lookin' VERY
VIZ.
Aud den, | hope, if you
Your flag do name of an
Wild his'n, twill be an
Or else not none at
So says dis
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-24

AEA n STEAM BOA Il LINE
- IN has been formed In conDec-
YfI{S5oE;SSSfY ton with the New Steam
boat Utility" and set of
Tow Boats. at present three in number Others
will be added as tho business may require The
Utility was built in Wilmington in l64l. and
draws when empty but ID inches of water. She
carries 500 bales of Cotton and draws then but
little over three feet.
Country Merchants who may wish TO get their
Goods up in tho Summer aud carly in the Fall,
when the River is generally low, will find il 10
their advantage TO patronlzc this line. Several
Forwarding Merchants and other residents Of
Cheraw and other places are interested, and feel
confident that they can bold out such inducements
to the back country as will DO beneficial to all con-
cerncd The business will be done principally by
towing lighters which will insure a passage while
there Is two feet water in the channel.
h. BRYAN * BROTHERS.
Agents.
From the Transcript Charleston Of March 3D.
Charleston. s. e., Feb %, 1912.
This TO oil whom IL may cpnccrn--we, the un.
dcrsigned. William Bird. Joseph Addison, and
James Marsh, junior; shipnrgats of the above
named city. by tho request of John kirkpatrick,
repaired on board Of the Steamer Utility, comman.
ded and owned by the said Kirkpatrick, and AFTER
a full examination OF the hull and construction OF
the said Steam Boat Utility, are of unanimous
opinion that the said Steam Boat Utility is in
~ respect suitable aud strong enough To navigate
any River or Rivers. and capable OF carryin five
hundred or more bales of cotton.
To which we have fixed our names and seals
this 26lh February, 1912,
WIN. BIRD, [Soal
JOS ADDISON, [Seall
JAS MARSH, jr. [Seall
Charleston, FEB. %, 1912.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-24
.HISCELZ..

From the Mem
ADVENTURES OF Al
~ BARSASY III
In travelling through
an observer will soon a
ilves are either possess|
cation or none al oil.
Eastern States. II is SCI
can DO found who does
able English educationl
il is 70 unusual occu1
who cannot write nor 4
reason for this IS obviol
Of the Southern States
l|nllI D|l1|1I|lnfI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-24

a STEAM BOAT LINE
has been formed in connec.
ton with the New Steam
Boat " Utility" and u set oil
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-24

/ do hereby certify that ] was Pilot on
the Steam Boa, Utility snd that tho said bot
= .sposed TO heavy sea daring ind Pass=ss" DC
Wilmington and Charleston without rcceivin
damage. do also certify that she did not
or show any signs of weakness, and that sh
not pumped out during che time ! was on
Of her. WILLIAM CLEMMO
Junel 1912. lnmf3m.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-02
MISSISSIPPI.

56Ol From Jackson by Newtown, Line Store,
Oallatn, Malcolm, and Washington, to Nachez, 109
niles and back, three times week in four horse
toaches
GAYS at a m, arrive at Natchez next days by p m
Leave Natchez Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur-
Gays al ga m, arrive at Jackson next days by :
pm
$500 From Jackson by Hillsboro, and Markets.,
70 Livingston, Ala $50 miles and back, three times
week in two horse coaches
Leave jackson every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursdayat S m, arrive at Livingston every Tues
day, Thur sday and Saturday by IL m
Leave Livingston every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at p m, arrive at Jackson every We'd
nesday, Friday and Sunday by pm
56O3 From Jackson by Canton, Sharon, Spring
field, Oklahoma, Hohpahka, Louisville, Choctaw
Agency, Shocco, and Big Prairie, to Columbus,
I5O miles and back, three times week in four
horse coaches
Leave Jackson Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 10 m, arrive at Columbus Wednesdays,
Caiurdays and Mone avs by 3 I'm
Leave Columbus Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays
at p IN, arrive at jackson Tuesdays, thursdays
and Sundays by 10 p m
56O4 From Jackson by Bassville, jacksonville,
nd Doak's Stand, to Hopahkab, so miles and back,
once week
lie We Jackson every Monday at 7 a M arrive at
Hop hkahnext day by S m
Leave Hopahkah every wednesday at N, ar
rive at jackson next day by 81 m
56O5 From Jackson by Clinton, Bottoms oos
ind Bovina, to Vcksburg, SO miles and back, 81
times a week in railroad cars
Leave Jackson every day except Sunday at m
,rrive at vicksburg same day by loan
Leave vicksburg every day except Sunday at J
m, arrive at Jackson same day by ppm
Proposals to carry in wagons at speed OF foul
miles an hour or at any greater speed will be con
,idered.
5606 From jackson by Meridian Springs, Mount
Olympus, and Livingston, to Vernon, 80 miles and
pack, twice a week
Leave jackson Wednesdays and Saturdays at
m, arrive at rnon same days by 2pm
Leave Vernon Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 a m, ar.
live at Jackson same days by Bpm
56O7 From Jackson by Canton, Montgomery,
and Frnklin to Lexington, 81 miles and back,
three times week in four horse coaches
Leave Jackson every Wednesday, Friday and
!lunday at IN, arrive at Lexington same days BY
6pm r,,
Saturday t4a m, arrive at Jackson same days b,
SPIN
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-02

Douglas to be supplied from. carrollton, Is miles
and back, twice a week.
Eaton to be supplied from Oxfsrd, IS miles and
back, once week.
Mechanicsyie to be supplied from De Kalb, IL
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, ID
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kalb, 7
miles and back. once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond nine
miles and back, once a week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
LATER FROM TEX

The "Duke of Orleans" brings dates
from N. Orleans to the 26lh Of March.
The Mexican INVASION seems enveIop.
ed in doubt. The Bulletin regards it as
serious matter, and supposes that the
retreat of The MeXIcans was ruse, to
draw the Texians into ambnscade.
II this be 80, the invasion may be re-
gard I'd as no light matter. Arlsla is a
Grave soldier, and is one Of the hest tao.
t clans in Mexico, and will make strong
efor! to subduQ Texas.
A letter from GlIveStcn dated the 22d
inst, estimates the number OF Msxicane
at.2 900: 1t also stareG that in spite oI
the disturbed Lines, the csGse Of M0raIs
continues to progress; the 4emoerance
Society IN that place hunters us mem
bars, and q new church Gas Iust been
opened.
Ga the l9h nit. the cilizans Of Mata.
gorda, published an address "to the CHI
zons oGthe Eastern Countes," 1t gives
facts obtained from tive distinct sources
A letter from Victoria Of the 18th alt
states that on the I5,h, SOC Mexicanf
were expected at San Patricio, being the
advance guard $4,000 Another Iette
of the same date reports 5000 Mexican
advancing on the lower country by th
Matamoras road, and $4,000 on the roaC
to San Antonio, These statements ar,
confirmed by spies, who had seen Iarg,
body Of Mexlcans supposed to be 5000
Is miles west Of Nueces. The Commlt-
tee coGcIude their address, thus:
"From the above Iacls if there is not
prompt torn oct by the Middle and East
ern counties, The enemy will ravage anl
overrun our country."-Cin. Gaz,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
FOR GOVERNOR
THOMAS con WIN,
Of aTTCn County.
THE CURRENCY.

The paper Of the specie. paying banks
Of Ohio, is fast dlssppe ting from cir.
culation; and in its place we have
here the paper Of The two banks at
Wheeling, Va. We speak adviSedIy
when we say, that about two thirds Of
the bank paper circulating in this vlcin
ity, has been issued by the Wheeling
Banks. Whether these banks are sol
vent, or insovent, we know moi; but
how does it happen that this kind Of pa.
per should just "qW find 'ts way into cir
cuIation heref We leave il to Others
who understand the currency operations
to answer this question Oi one thing
we are certain, we have a currency i,
this part Of the State which is neither
specie, nor specie paying bank paper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
RHODE ISLAND,

The three days. election which took
place throughout the State of Rhode Is
land ln the beginning Of last week, IN or
der to allow the people TO express their
sentiments upon the State Constitution
lately framed by Convention assembled
Tor that purpose under the authority oil
an act OF the State Legislature, has resu.
ted in the rejection OF the Constitution
submitted TO them by probable MAORI.
ty ofsome nine or ten hundred votes, in
poll OF abont fifteen thousand This 10
suit Is ascriOed partly to the love enter
taIned by portion Of the people for
their ancient institutions, but mainly to
the Jealous opposition of the l"Sufrage
Party" who hope thus to favor the adopt.
ion Of what is called The "reopIe's Con.
sliuIion," recently framed by az uRau-
thOrized Convention composed altogether
Of their own members. Speaking of
the election, the Providence Journal
says:
"A majority of the people Of this State
over twenty one years Of age, and two
years resident in The State, have reject
ed constitution which provided IbCr.
al extension o4 suffrage. 1t now remains
to be decided what reforms are neCessa-
ry in the present Government, and IN
what way they can be best carried legal
lY into effect. la the mean time, We
fall back upon the old charter, which has
carried the State safely through worse
trials than those which now threaten it,
The General Assembly will mse,.ln this
city next Mo day, and will take such
measures for the sueuriy Of lhe Stale as
the present exigeucy may require; aad
whatever measures may be found neces'
sary, the General Assembly will End
themselves fully sustained by the peo-
Ple."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
PROTECTION,

The Wings are making a rally on the
ariffquestion they go IN for sdi'crim
mating tariff. Upon this question we
are wiling to meet them, and take lhe
negative. 1t will devove uponthea first
to show constitutional authority tOr
prOtCctjpe tariff, aHd ReXt, the question OF
expedlency arises, It's cOnstitu4o@&lly is
denied.
We clip the above trom the "Argus," a
Loco F0Co sheet published at Lawrance'
burgh, IndIana. We caa cite very
high opinion in favor Of both The power
g. policy Of prolectrng our own industry
though we feel Cony need tn ( h. party to
which the Argus is attached, entertains
very little respect ior lie distinguished
author. Had he lived ill this day, he
might probably have smiled to find HIM
self sci down as British Wing" But
to our "opInion."
FHoMAs JEFFERSON, when Secretary
of State, made Report on the Prlvlle-
ges aud Restrictions Of the ComMerce of
the United States, in which occurs,
among other things recognizing the con-
sUtuuona! principle of discriminating
duties, the foIiowing senteOce:--
"Where cation imposes high duties
on cur productions, or prohibits them al
together, il may be proper tor us 10 do
The ga ne by theirs: first burdeang or eX.
cIuGing those productions "hch they
briag here 10 competition ~ih our own
of the same kind; selecting next such
| manufactures as we take from them in
greatest quantity, and which, at ihe same
time, we could the so0ncst lugaish our
selves"
PerhoPs the Argue has read sonnet hing
of the character Of Tom JttIcraoa. rte
was signer Of the DecIuralloH Of In
dependence!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

A THlRB McLEoD!--We understand
that a. person, whose name we have for
go.ten, known to have been engaged IN
the Caroline affair, came over in the
Gore" on Thursday. lie took passage
TO Cobourg, but not being awakened al
that port, he found himself ct Rochester
10 the morning. lie came up 10 the clty'
spent some time with an acquaintance IN
seeing The place, and departed unmoless'
cd when the steamboat sailed, much to
the chagrln Of those who are bent upon
creating exciiements. This watching
'sleamboA;s in order 10 seize Obnoxif ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

duced letter from the prisoner to him,
stating that the writer was about coming
TO the Stale of New York for the Pur-
pose of Ceiling married, and he hoped he
might not be apprehended, as it would
necessarily postpone the consunmaIlon
of that desired event!
The counsel for Hogan contended that
there was no proof that Durfee was XII
led on board the Caroline or by the at
tacking party; that Hogan's statement
10 M'Kenzie was reconciIabIe with his
innocence, and that as the evidence was
insufficient to convict the prisoner, he
could mol be held 10 custody. The
Court were TO decide the case on Tues
day morning the 9th inst, and state
ments OF his final commitments hereto
fore published are necessarily incorrect
Hogan is n journeyman printer
Since writing the above we learn that
Hogan has been discharged, and is rea'
dy for shipment to Canada The JUS
tice thought that as the case stood, he
could not be heId for indictment and
trial. Thus perish his fair hopes OF
immortality; he must sneak back to
Canada, while all men smile at his fol
Iy, and 'write him down an ass."-
Mon. ChrQH
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
LOAN BILL.

The following is the character Of the
Loan Bul which has passed the House Of
Representatives at Washington:
"The stock is 10 be ISSUED, as may be
agreed Oh at the time of issuing it, either
redeemable after & months, notice by the
Treasury, or for any period Of years not
exceeding twenty, from the irst of Janua'
ry next,
1'The stock may also, if desired, be
made transferable by delivery, instead oI
by assignment
"Tho whole amount authorized to be
borrowed, is the original twelve millions
lees than what has been already OBJ
tained, (abOut four and half millions II
we recolIect) of that sum, and an addi
tlonal five mIllons, if deemed necessary
that is to say, still about twelve mil
iOhs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
From the Marietta Mtelligencer.
TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS.

BY a law Of this State, passed goth
Of March, lS4I, the office Of county As,
SCISSOR is abolished, and the Office OF
Township Assessor established. The
election ofths Officer takes place at the
annual township election, on the firsu
Monday ia April. As his duties are We
ry important, and the time is so near
when he is to be chosen, we deem il
proper to call the attention Of the peo'
pie 10 some provisions Of the law, SO
that they may be prepared 10 select such
men to fill the office as will perform its
duties 10 an efficient and faithful man.
ner.
The Assessor IS required to make a
list aud valuation Of all property and
capital in his township which 10 now
liable TO taxation by the laws Of this
State, except lands, town lots and build
ings, and manufacturing establishments
already valued and listed, and now ap'
pearing on the grand list, or duplicate Of
taxes but adding thereto any or ali OF
said subjects Of taxation, which may
have been erected, built, put into opera.
ton, owned, possessed or become liable
to taxation, since the last enlistment or
valuation; and noting in his returus,
any house or building appearing on The
grand levy, which has been destroyed
in any manner.
See the bound volume Of general la ws
printed in l84l, page 905, for descrip
tiOn Of property and the mode oil .valua'
ton.
He will also make a correct list OF all
merchants and Exchange Brokers, ira
ding or doing business within his town.
ship, on the first day Of March last,
& place opposite TO the name Of each the
amount Of ca apta by them employed as
near as he can ascertain, and in case Of
doubt, by the oath Of the party, his or
their clerk OF agent.
Also, Of all moneys loaned al interest
on notes, bonds, single bills, or morlga'
ges over the amount on which the said
person pays inlerest--to be valued aud
assessed as so much capital, upon the
statement Of the person under oath.
Also, all stock or interest ia steam
boats, at the true value thereof in money
upon the statement Of the person under
oath
Also, all pleasure carriages, with two
or four wheels, 10 be valued at their true
vaiue in money, upon Wow hereof.
| Also, all horses, mules, &c, and aea
cattle, Of three years old or upwards, Of
which shall become three years old by
the first Of June next, TO be listed to tht
person who owned or possessed lht
Same on the first Of March last: Provi
ded. that when an indiVidua has no 9th
or taxable property, such person shal
, be entitled 10 hold one COW free iron
taxaton.
! lie will also take and make out sep
arate list Of all the practising attorney
. aud physicians, residing in his lownshi
on the first day Of May.
The law provides that all these re-
, turns shall DO made to the office Of coun
. ty Auditor, on or before he 25lh day O
May,