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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-08
FOURTH SESSION OF THE EDGEFlEED
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE;
gDa YDUIG BADIBgo
Rev. c. A. RAYm0ND, Principal:

TRUSTEES
HON. n. +. GRIFFIN. | DIR. r.. r. MINIS,
EDMUND PENN, S. F:GOODE.
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Carria ages (!

AT TIE OLD STAND OF 5. & j. GILBERT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Q q Il. VI. GILBERT continue the
NJ CARRIAGE BUSINESS at the above stand,
Nos 35 ana ~. Wentworth Street. where they will
be pleased to exhibit to their old friends and
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Notice.

FL persons indebted to the estate Of Henry f.
n Freeman, decd, will come forward imne-
djatcly and make payment and those having de-
mands will render them in properly attestcd
j. H. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
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FOR SALE! /!
One Thousand and Sixty Acres,

vT,HAT valuable PLANTATION, lying on Rich
Il land Creek, near Mount Willing, in Edge6cld
District containing
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
Eliza A. Bell,
Bill for Partition.

UuL for parfUt0n.
d James Bell ct al.
8DY virtue Of M Order of the Court Of Equi-
ID ty in this case, shall proceed TO sell u,
I Edgcfeid Court House, on The first Monday in
October next, the following tracts Of land
4 to wit:
Tract No. /, containing one hundred and five
Q05) acres, more or less, and called the Home
placc-said tract adjoining lands of Tandy Mar
tin aud the estate Of Mrs. Mary Carroll.
Tract No ., containing ,'inety-fve (95) acres,
more or less, aud ndjri,.iag- lands Of Sampson
SStrom, the cs,ute ofMrs. Mary Carroll and John
Rochcil.
Said tracts of land to be sold on a credit Of
twelve months, except for 50 much as will de-
fray the costs Of this suit, which must be paid
in cash.
Purchasers required to give bonds with at
least two approved surclies. for the purchase
money. A. SlMklNS, C. E. E. d.
Sept 8, 1852 st "a
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Taurllip Seed.

TUST received supply of Fresh Turnip Seed Of
y superior quality. For sale by
HOLLINGSWORTH & NICHOLAS.
Juno 30 IF "a
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Lumber !!

TTNIE Subscriber has a large quantity Of LUM-
J. Der of different sorts, for sale at his residence
N. L. GRIFFIN.
july 10 If ~
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a e q z %.

n Retiring from business, take this method o:
returning my thanks to7my friends for their lIbe-
patronage, and respectfully recommend to their
for Mr. j. r. DELPlI, my successor in busl-
ss who am pleased to say is gentleman wor-
Is of confidence.
ANY favor conferred upon him in the way Of bu-
hess will be duly appreciated by me: When in
wn shall continue at the office of Mr.. DELHI,
here shall always be prepared to render him any
necessary i'll the business.
NJ w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, Sept G. 1852.
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

Land and Negroes for Sale.
THNHT r Subscriber wishing to move to the West
L offers for sale hls Plantation lying on the wa
ters of Big Greek, Edgefeld District, containing
four hundred (4oo) acres of Land, one hundred of
which arc in lg state of cultivation. The re-
mandcr is mostly woodland. On the premises is
good Dwelling House, and all necessary out-build-
ings. Also. 49,.
TEN LIKELY NEGROES,
Stock of Cattle and Hogs, four Young Mules, Plan:
tation Tools, &c.
Also, If desired, the present years Crop of Corn
and Cotton. - g,
To an approved purchaser q great bargain will be
given. For terms apply to. tho Subscriber on the
premises. JOHNSON LOWRY,
N. B.-All persons indebted to the Subscriber
are earnestly requested to mako payment before
return day. ~ =. ID.
Aug 25 3m -. -s.., 81 ;.
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Bacon

TUsT received a superior Lot of SIDES,
c SHOULDERS and HAMS. For sale by
uOLLINGSWORTII 6 NICHOLAS.
June II If 22
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Wanted

ITO HIRE, for the present year, good COOK
i Washer and Ironer Wages paid monthly,
desired. Enquire at this Office ~
March Is tt ~
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Notice.

ATL, persons indebted to the estate of Lewis
"a Collins, decd, are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those having demands against
the same to present them properly attested.
J. a. COLLINS, Admir-.
Oct 80 If al
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Extensive Stock of Vehicles,

Extensive Stock of Vehicles,
comprising those Of their manufacture together
various other styles usually found in this market.
Their long acquaintance with this market as
Manufacturers and Dealers will enable them TO
offer great inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
Aug 25 If 32
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Notice..

4 IL those indebted to the estate Of Nathan
N Norris, lcc'd are requested to make payment
forthwith and those having demands will please
present them Immediately properly attested accord
ing to law. N. Il. NohhlS, NanH.
March bm
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R. ]. DELPHI,
AND COMMISSION
M gR CHANT,

HAMBURG. S. C.
3I AV1NG taken the business of Mr.. M. w.
i COLEMAN, late of this place. respectfully ten
rs his services to his friends aud the public gene
ply in
Storing and Selling of Cotton
Il other produce, RECEIVING and FORWARD
4 G hlerchaudizc to the couutry, and BUYING
gPPIlES for his customers.
& Ic ilattcrs himself by strict personal attention
he business, and constant eye TO the interest Of
A Customers, to merit aud receive a liberal share
2patronage.
de- Liberal Cash advances will be nude on Pro-
fee in Store, when rcquiacd.
Sept 8 Pm 81
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Negro Shoes!
HONE MANUFACTURER!


I8WIB 8 GlEAa:AssMaslgggHIs
Liberty Hill, s. c.,
HAEE on hand fine assortment of PLAN
IL TATION BROGANS, and arc prepared TO
make TO order BOOT!S and SHO Els of
every kind and variety, at the lowest Manufacturing
prizes.
Also
They will receive in i few days full assortment
of FAMILY GROCERIES together with cliolce
selection of FAMILY MEDICINES, all which
will be offered ut the lowest market prices.
Sept /. II Do
Bagging, Rope and Twine.
$4,000 YDs. HEAVY GUNNY BAGGING
10000 Superior Dundee
200 Coils HEMP ROPE,
1000 Lbs best THREE PLY TWtNE,
5000 Lbs Sweeds, English and Country lEQS
Together with large and complete assortlSf:. Of
Hardware, Groceries & Dry Goods,
which will be sold CHEAPER than evcr.bcforc
offered in any Market this eide Of Charleston.
Orders from the country solicited.
AGNEW, FISHER & CO.,
Direct Importers of Hardware, &c.
Nswbcrry G. H., Sept !, St 3S
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office

rs hereby given that application will bo made at
i the next Session Of the Legislature, to incorpo-
rate Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, IN Edgcficld
District.
July % II 2S
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Notice
For Sale

A y excellent Road Wagon, six pair New Har-
N ness. together with Strechers Fifth Chain and
Cover. The Harness will be sold either with the
Wagon or separately. For terms apply to- John
Huict Or the Subscriber at the "spann Hotel"
j. i. JARMAN.
Aug 25 # 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
VILLA MSBU RICH.

COMMON CoUNCIL.-Tte Board met In
the City Hall last evenng-the President OF the Board
in the Chair The Invitation of the authorities of New
York TO those Of Wlismsburgh to unite with themin
the funeral of Mr. Clay, was received and placed on
file The Cbelof Police reported that all persons sell
Ing liquor in WILLIAMSBURG, except the following are
doing so without license Edward Neville, Jackson
Hicks Alanson Ackerly Anthony Walters, John Mayer.
James Smith, f. K Renal Thos. Smith, John Richards.
petition signed by over 200 residents OF the llid
Ward complained of the ordinance closing their places
on Sunday They say that they are paying rents, and
are otherwise under expense based on an expectation
of being allowed TO sell beer wine and liquor, and In
tlmated that the ordinance will compel many of them to
leave their pre- misses and 1t may be the city was re-
felred TO Aid I hayer White and Woodruff as special
Committee for report.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The bakery in North
second-st Near Seventh, took fire Sunday at III
O'Clock The fire was extinguished BY Engine COapa-
ny No. TO-
A CLERGYMAN's Horse SToLEN.-On
Sunday, while Rev Charles Reynolds Episcopal Cler-
Qy man. was officiating In the Church Of the Ascension
at the Cross Roads, Bu'hwick his horse was stolen
fIom a shed near the Church.
~ Engine Companies 9 and 3 petitioned
for the privilege of playing their contemplated match
IL was denied by a vote Of 7 to s.
A MPUTATION.-On Saturday last Dr.
Parker snpu,sted the arm of Mr. Richard Bushe, who
was Injured by the boiler explosion lately In jersey
City.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

New CHURcH-LAYING THE CORNER
STONE Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock the corner
stone of new church of the Eplsc opal denomination
now u course of erection In AdeIphis, near Dekio-
av was laid with appropriate ceremonies Ills called
the Church Of the Messiah Rev. D. Lewis, OF the
Church of the Hoy Trinity, ofiicsted. After placing
tin box containing Bible Book of Common Prayer
Church Almanac and several religious and secular news
papers into the cavity Of the cornerstone, Rev Dr.
Cutler made short address In which he referred 20 the
beauty Of the site selected and roiced at the erection
of another church In which the blessed Gospel would
soon be preached While Satan rearing temples Of
destruction In every part Of the city the only sniidoe 70
countees the evil effected by them would be the Chris
tan 80 which, an institution, was one OF perna.
nence and would last ger than all oherseven when
the SUM- moon and stars shall have passed away. He
urged liberal contribution by the members and friends
of Christianity after which the usual ceremonies con-
cluded the exercises.
There were present, In full clerical robes Rev Ds
Guyon, of Marshall Mich Johnson and Cutler, together
with Rev Messrs Pratt Brown, snd Walker, the pastor
of the cengre CATION. The audience was very large,
composed principally OF ladies'
The building will be 40 feet front by 30 deep, 20 fest
high from the beams, and Is calculated to hold about
three hundred people The tower Ia to be 5ofeet IN
blight and viii rest on nying Duuresscs lhe style y,
architecture Is the Gothic The cost of the whole VIII
be 5000 upon which $4,000 has been raised
COMMON CoUNCIL.-The Board met last
evening, AID Hartesn In the Chsir. Aid sp'nols
moved to the effect that The Morning Jour-
nal and Erening Star be added to the list OF Corporation
Newspapers Lost by vote Of Ayes to Nays
The Chief Engineer If the Fire Department submit
ted bis report, from which IL appears tina. since April
3. 80 persons have Joined the Department. IL have re-
signed, and 70 were expelled.
A resolution was offered by Alderman spinols, and
adopted that the of persons elected members Of
the department be laid upon the table and published
under the ordinances and that the names OF those whs
had resigned be placed tle, and those expelled %
referred to the Fire Department Committee tor report
THE MARTYRS OF THE PRIsoN SHIPS
Yesterday afternoon, a Committee of Citizens, la con-
junction iih the Committee Of Lands ard Places ef the
Common Council, proceeded to Fort Greene, for the
purpose of selecting site for monument to the Mar
tyrs of the Prison Ships spo', one hundred fee!
square, on he line of Portsnda y corner OF Wiiough
byst was chosen The bones OF the Martyrs are to bs
tntombed beneath the Monument.
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HEALTH VS.. PARTY VENOM.-The NOM

HEALTH VS.. PARTY ENOM.-Ihe NOM
nation of Dr. William Turner for the position OF Health
Officer Of the Port Of New York, was again offered TO
the Aldermen last night, and met with the reception
which everything from the Wing Mayor Is doomed to
receive at The hands Of the present rsbidy, bitterly
blindy stupidity, recklessly LocoFoco majority oil the
Aldermen 1t is almost certain that the Mayor should
make donation of million OF dollars to the CITY
empty treasury veto resolution 10 hang dozen oil
our first citizens the reckless majority OF the Aldermen
would reject the first (uness they could pocket the
money! and adopt the latter in spite of the Veto unlsSs
the men 10 be choked were Loco-Foco voters)
Las. night, the moment the nomination was offered,
Alderman Smith jumped up and said be hopedthe nom
ination would be rejected be had heard that Mr. DR.
ner was not regular doctor, but that he was quack
He hoped he would be rejected.
This iupudent SANDER OF Alderman Smiths was
promptly repealed by Alderman Ward. who justly re-
marked that It was solely party grounds and not be-
cause of his qualifications that they had determined to
,eiec, DR.. Turner. They would reject anybody not OF
"our party
Alderman Smith then said that the party ground was
sufieient. and they would reject bin on that
AID sturtevsnt spoke strongly against the Insulting
remark Of AID Smith, and the disgraceful manner Ia
which the Mayors nominations were treated BY th'
mdJblhy VI NAS b"oAS'
Aid Temann also defended the nominee, but Woui
vote against bin on party grounds.
TWAS suggested that the chief peculiarly OF Dr. l.
practice was that he was opposed 10 bleeding and as
was not to operate upon the City Treasury II was
THOUGHT 10 be no disqualification
Question was then taken, and the nomination was 70
iected-6 ayes to 10 Nays.
So bv the perverse party spirit of the interruptions
Aldermen. we are still without guardian Of The publ
health az the great ocean gate Of pesIilenee At the
same TIN we may remark ihstthe list OF deaths Tor the
ps.. week shows an increase Of one ANndsa and A"fy
fo.r over the previous week, or forty per cent Is no
lime ,ha, party venom should give way to the INTEREST
! cf he neople. which are thus in imminent danger
MEETINGS AT THE BROADWAY HOUSE
The Committee for the Young Mems Rstihcauo'
Meeting at Tompknssqusre were making Arrange
! menis
The Young Mems Delegation TO the
Lupdys Lane Celebration a; Niagara Fails, we're srrans
ing for communication tickets and will be prepa'ed 70 re
port this evening.
The Wings Of Baltimore and "a'hlng
ton City announce that at least 400 Wings may % OK
!, pec.sd from those losaiines.
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10 build sewer In Ferry at In front Of = Bieouers
'tre NJ p"pnDners expense In favor % lsyia az Cro
ion pipe. IN etoav, frcrn 5i'h It. TO Broadway 6 600
copies ordered 10 be printed aporopriadox $500 To
rppsb The Superior COaIt room 10 psy bill OF WIN NJ
Rskem.n physician, for visit IN the LETTERS m M,rtst
Court b. re,tore The grade established In Broad way
betwf en- 18th and 5lststs prior to June 1851
kapor's MsssgeC-TO. nomination Of DR. william
Turner, u,sde ~ the Msyor few days since, wss
cslIed from the table and rsectsd. Afermsn ssurte-
want offered resolution csns upon the Counsel 70 Tho
Corporation m uenloh liza the Legislature 10 sb.ish
the Office OF Health Commissioner. AZ such officer was
not required which referred 70 the Committee On
Salaries and Offices
E1ua,,ph Ward Elec,ion Alderman Sturtevsnt called
W the report upon this mster and the msjory vonng
In the negative bis motion wU lost He then gavo
notice 10 call the matter up again at the oeN meeung
On MOTOR, the Board adjourned to the lst Monday In
August
T.. S. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge
Btts.-The Grsd Jury came into Court with various
bills OF Indictment viz:
Aesins, Thomas Clarke, Francis Oliver, John Mooney.
Frederick La Coy, VIM Smith and james Mehnlynt,
seauen, Tor attempt at revolt on board ship Cna
lergs.
Robert Peterson and Michael Dunn, for attempt At
revolt board bark rainbow aud second indictnens
sgsnst Peterson for assault on the captain with
sheath knife
James Golden, for passing counterfeit money.
WiDism North, for larceny on the high seas.
John Clarke, Edward Mortimer, Paul Jooes and Wa
Story, sesmen en- board ship Z c. Scranton, for at
tempt al revolt
They wili he brought up for arrsgnment on Tuesday
VIM B. Gardner for violation OF passenger law, In
bringing passengers than allowed by the measure
ment Of his vessel
lAdveri,enepil
If YOU want To keep cool. go to No. 1868
Broadway take leisure survey OF the splendid da-
guereotypes there displayed, and get Roor to taxa
your OWL with which you will be 50 delighted that yos
viu ep,irelv weather
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The WEATHER.-Fine and fair weather
is prevalent but yesterday adveSperated, increased
warmth was felt and the mercury threatened an acrony
cal motion An abacist might have found an AVOIDANCE
of scorcher to day, but we ALLURE unwecome vat-
cination and hopefully abide the event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

Total amount to be raised by Tax for S5l. s5S7SS5 Os
The Increase In the amount be raised by Tax for
1862, compared with the amount raised in 1851 Is
S453s $50 IA OF this amount of increase S2lOi69 O5 Is
for Educational purposes viz Increase for Schools for
City. s54 81 %, to which is To be added sls564l -
for Schools for the rest of the State.
have the pleasure To state that the Increase In the
amount 10 be raised by In 1852, as compared with
the past year. nearly counerbaanced by the increase
In the assessed valuation
The rate for 1852 will be 96 Z 500 OF valuation,
"a little over 9Gc which is light Increase on therstes
oflastyesr Jos X TAYLOR, Contoher'
On motion of the Recorder, the communication was
referred to select Committee and the Recorder and
Aid. Tiemann and Boyce appointed said Committee.
We append the detailed statement OF the Assessors
RELATIVE VALUE Of the Real and Personal Estate in me
CITY and County Of Ntoo-fOrk, as assessed Z" 1891
md
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BOARD OF -WOnddy, July
Richard D. Compton, Esq, President In the chair,
and a quorum present The inmates OIL the previous
meeting were read and approved as corrected
Pttfions r. f,T,d-O mf mbers OF Hose Co No. 8, tor
lew house of K Raner, Esq, Captain Independent
Yeterary Corps" for payment OF sums expended oy
lem in transportation Of cannon, &C, % aud from the
old Arsenal OF John He'll and others,Owne OF prop
erty on 6lstst between the 3i.aveaue and the 4st
River 10 establish the grade OF sad street. OF Courand
Palmer against the sewer IN Greenwich ct, between
CourtaLc CT and Lbertysts Of property owners In Vi
cpty of 0h avenue between sd aud 80 sts % nave
LussI CO sbated othe Governors Of the Aims House
O have the proceedings 10 open lth avenue oi'con
tuued of owners Of property on the line OF lsn ave
nue. 10 have the proces iDgs relating tneieo olSo W
timed of members Of the Fire Department iof pen
,oyrer On The new Essex Market OF greater SIZE ana
wesbtihsu the one formerly used OF french heNei'
,or q renewal Of the lesse of Castle itrosns. n w
Revolutions neutrality-suspicious. "m- ni1 IL, - "a
Buckley and Jas Andrews lnspeots' "a srn,ltes 20
rec,ipg,be Commissioner OF Repairs ano SS ~ c~
Itelns Co. nInnossls for altering house Oh hoss D
r. 81 % have left rson JUrt rooms suiaOiy ces7'
"a srn,opriatipR $50 therefor 20 refer - Ino I'm
IN Ans and Sciences 10 consider me propnev
- ,rrbs.ire the original bust Of HENRY CLAY 10 P1@
ass,on Of Peter " Hufied for the purpose Oh placing
!, in the Governors Room TO transmit 70 the He D9
DsTtmept Document y Of leol, being the h'e Olof
,ce preuared last fall In order to have an expires
Ion Of The Department upon the subject Of the new
R,Doyrs adOptsd-To grade 5lstst, from lob Az. 70
Hudton River; 20 have 57th-st, between bfoso~y
and sth-sv graded and Macadamized 70 ouiic se~er
In Gross st. from Orange 10 Pearst In fhvoI ., ne
proposed plar Of Ade 10 the avenues between 20 u
I'D sts and the East and Hudson RIVERS " ouru
sewer ia Hsing,oass, between Bowcgy A18 oA''--'-'
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BRs-A bill of Dr. Wright (s2D for holding Inquest
on the bodies Of Philip Brady bis wife and brother,
was referred and bill of John L. Wynan 80 for
expenses in arrestng prisoner, ordered to be paid
R,soIaiOn-That the bills for salary of the officers sp-
pointed by the Board 10 attend the Courts be pad oy
The Controller when certified by the County Clerk
Referred Adjourned to Monday next
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CITY ITEMS.

AMusEMEsTs, &C. THIS DAY AND EVENING
Broadway Comic Opera and Vaudeville Company
Niblo's-The Toodes TIE Mummy. Mr. Burtons NshLl
Bu rou = Extraordinarily framed Anmsls. &c
B, nuns museum-Cerssn Sculpture Dssoylns views, &c
IN Asa Minor. Day ana sVsnnsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

CORPORATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
evening" at the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen IN
following sppor tmeDts will be made; con"0le,'
Street Commissioner Collector Of Assessments Coz
ecor Of Arrears Of Taxes. City Treasurer oVer'eer Oh
the Poor City Attorney, Corporation Pha'er Two chy
phv.icisns Captain of the Watch, aud twentyioa
W,,chmep Captain Of the Sunday Police and four sun
dsv Police four Lamp Lighters, eight Fire Wsrdens,
Tn,pector Of Wood, City Gauger, and Weigher and
Measurer The Standing Committees Of the Board vii
alsn be announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

THE FUNERAL.-The authorities o
Jersey City invited BY the authorities Of SswYork, the
Hudson Bril- ade invited By Gen sandford and the civic
societies and citizens generally invited and desgnsted
in the programme will attend In large numbers TO unite
in the obsequies of the great lsmented statesman The
military Of Jersey City will parade soon after 10 o'clock
and will receive military companies from Paterson and
Newark, and all proceed to New-York at about IL
o'clock, In season 10 form In the procession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

BOARD or SUPERvisoRs-Wonday July
l9-Ad. sturtevsnt In the Chair Tares for ls52-A
con municsion was received from the Controller as
to the required for the expenses Of the City for
the present year, viz.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT, CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
sEw.YoRK, Friday. July 10, ls52.
To the Hon. the Board Of Supervisors:
GENTLKMEN-l here Nth deliver 10 your Hon Board,
fer examination and confirmation, the Assessment rolls
of the various Ward' of the City and County OF New
York for the year ls52, corrected By the Tax Com
missoners.
slso submit, tie annexed statement Of the aggregate
valuations of real and persons estate for the year 1882
by which appesrs that the total increase OF the sssess
ed valuation OF real and personal estate over 1851,
S3l 59jg37 80
This is attributable partly TO the growth OF
the City, and the consequent increase In the value OF
property D the sp town Wards, and partly to the ex'
ertions # the Tax Commissioners.
II h proper here state that the Tax Commissioners
have been interchangeable in their efforts to obtain such
Information necessary TO secure to the tax hss
such property has heretofore improperly escaped
taxation AZ have done much toward equslizing the
burdens OF taxation upon those who by the provisions
Of law are liable be taxed for the support Of the State
and Cry Government
The following statement, exhibits the amounts to be
rssed by tax and the purposes for which the same are