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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
UNITED STATES PROCESS RESISTED.

Fyom Tie Cizeinsari G0rst's Of Nee ?h ,sM
The eIercises srd festivities that properly beesg =
1b@ k'giSirg Day. were provckipey inseffercS Win
81 Hsmilton yesterday, in copsequsnce OF . cslsiou
between Ulcers Of the United States and certse PIT
vse ir6viduss OF that place, which, 80 far has re-
suited in the former coming CT second best
IL spptsrs that n. =. Curtis, dry goods dealer OF
Hsmitcn beirg in fsilirg circumstances. undertook -
dispose of bis goods in q manner unsatisfactory %
Eastern creditors. The latter employed ThomPson %
Nesmb sttorneys ofibis city. ard noted for belss es
% d. oas in ouch msters to take OF their oterests
On Wee nefdsy evening wits Of attachment were OBJ
,sip,6 from Judge Mclean and we're placed 10 the
herds Of United S,s'es Deputy Msrhsi Elliott who
proceeded TO serve them yesterday mofniog'
Elliott was resisted CT the ground ths the IDS he'd
been privately purchased by Mr.. Beatty. MxshA
Elliott drew revolver and succeeded In getting pos
session Of the property. The coptesting pst how
ever rot sstifed content to permit the Msr-
sts to retsin possession ard during the temporary
sbstpce If Elliott fhey elected bis Deputy eod took
iul possession Of the house, guarding 1t with re-
volveIs.
Additional wits having been placed in the hands o.
United States Marshal Churchill he also proceeded 70
Hsmicn yesterday to execute the same, but be, TOO.
was succe ssfulv resisted.
Fircrg that it wss impossible TO get possession Of
TIE store Marshal CburohiIi re'nrned Ia the city ca
Thursday evening end on application to Untsd states
Commissioner Newhsl the officer issued wTiis Tor tae
OF the parties eI gagged il the resistance and Mr..
Ctprcbi returned 20 llsmitcn yesterday morn'rgs
AZ d took into custody Wilkinson X Besty aud Joha
w. Robinson, as the principal parties engaged In the
iesstsrce -
After getrg pr ssicn Of the store ard geode Mar.
sbsl Elliot, was Jeff in charge, aud Mr.. Churchill pro-
ceedtd to The city with the prisoners, arriving at ono
O'Clock Yesterday sfeucon. They we're immediately
taken tef,e Con mission Lee, who released them on
bcrds Of 81 $50 each. Messrs James Lewis ard John
Hamilton b'oompg their sue'es for their appearance
on the Sd Of December next for examination
The case il one Of Importance IN several respects.
The stock of goods upon which the attachments were
lev will amount in vsne TO about ~ OOO-the vail.
Gus claims in the hards Of the attorneys prosecuting tho
matters for he Nev.Yo,k creditors being about " 500.
Mr. Beatty clsins the stock upder regular sale
fiom Curtis and says be resisted the officers only 10
protecting bis property as he was advised he hse
Tbomes Milligsn and Thomas Moore. We understand
that imms date measures viii be taken by the counsel
of Mr. Beatty TO Iepevin the goods in the hands o.
the officers. when the question Of ownersaip VIII %
Add
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THE VOTE OF THE CLERG ].

To the Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune.
SIR: VIII yeu allow me 70 offer a suggestion The
majority of our clergy do not, I believe, ordinarily
vote al our elections Would it not be well to remind
them by few Ines that it ia their duty to exercise
that right to-day that the isaus, being detached
from all pueIy partisan quea.er', is simply between
honesty and corruption ?-ard that, wherever and
however they can make their Influence tell for righ
against tcrong-for rirtue ard against ricc-it is
plainly their duty 70 make it 20 tell
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meme Of NJ. Woo appears. g. connected With your
account, or ofterri,
IL q proper in this connection 10 state that since
have been appointed Receiver Of the Bank nsvs
e"spoed 70 the stockholders every facility In my
cvsr ~ the vsy Of exs mining into the condition Of
IL ebaiis, snd, when spilled to by them, have par
uitt,N them TO inspect the books. I was applied
70 dsv or two eJce snd in conformity with the rue
bad lsiE down in The matter, allowed the party 10
n axe such sIsmiI stcn. need orly say tbss shall
be Gel ful hereafter not 20 permit any such eIamlns-
ton, # !. ia to BE- tvrned to political account.
YcuT, &c JOHN A. STEWART,
VII IN
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HELL-WHAT NEXT!
To the Editor If The n. Y. TyibsRA

To the Editor If The ". Y T,ibsRA
SIR: An anonymous communication arranged so a.
falely TO appear as If signed by Committee OF Bale
yue Hospital Is being circulated oy the iiends Of FER
fore election to induce them to vote against NJ Tie
mann on the ground that, as Governor OF the Aims
House, he has favored homeopathy. Though sincerely
Iismann personaly as an excellent honest citizen, we
have patriotism enough, in this alarming crisis to vote
for him fer ton-medicsl Office, if hs were Hshneman
himself II our friends of the regular profession really
rotce this cortempb trick, and believe the story
e,nor at Bellevue il 70 elect him M1yor.
Ntg York, Nov 80 1887. A REOU LAX fhi NCiAN'
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REPuBLIcAs WARD MEETINGS The different Re
publican WsId Associations met at thei- respective
hsa6 arsers last evening to make their a.l arrange
nenis for the election of today. The attendance at
each was unusually large, and good report. were re-
ceived from the various working Committees The
Ward Conventions have made ample arrangements for
ciolengers OF every poll, and take every precsuton
TO sure fair, full and untrsmmeed expression of
the popular will. In msny Of the strongly "Deno-
cratic" Wards, the opposition have united upon wsrd
Officers. TIE prospe.t is bright.
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POSITION OF THE CITY INSPECTOR.

To The Editor Of The N. Y Tribune.
SIR: Rumois having reached me of reports being
circulated that my Ifueroe (whatever little may
POSSESS, is being e1eted in pSssice way for Fer
nsndo Wood, as Mayor, in the election Of to morrow.
deem it but justice to myself to say that all such ru.
nors ere totally unfcunded. All the Inference and
ability that may have, has been, and c be, ererted
to elect Darrell f. Tiemsnn the Peoples Candidate as
Mayor Of this city, believing him. from his past pri-
vate as well as official life most emnenty calculated
TO sdorn the petition of Chief Magistrate of this city
Respectfully, &c, GEORGE W. MORTON
Nttg. York Nov So 1857.
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THE CANALS.
TIRE ICE BROKEN AND THE BOATS AGAIN
MOVING

f'om The Abart J's'saL We -.
The mid weather Of 'he pat few S.v. IA. .iy.I
~ srsnucps efforts Of the officers In chs-ss 10 pzsh
soy~ hrd The beats that were frozen "a last v.sk A
light st drawn by Fix horses sen. out from sers
,es,.ro ~ perrg equipped fer the purpose Of break.
irg The = between bers and Troy and vs ls.rn 40
con pli,he> j. sucss'fDlly From the Dispatches sua
reports ben Il will be that tsvig iton has b~cs
nsvued at -sIious points slong the line, Yesterday
arc 10 cay here is DOW rsssobsble prospect u at
ibe produce and nsrcbspdse vii al reach its dss6-
re'cn or at any ate reach convenient poiss for
loading:
Fy Telegraph NEwnK, Nov. ~. isT
Toite Hen. \. =. Btvros. Auditor: we.,ber rnd. Ice
kroAsp, and bosts moving J. u. FORo.
Fot7 EpwAsp. Nov. 80. 1857.
To the For. BsSrcS Ap6itvs: Bosts ere pssss Via
ont s,'ttou IS sr 81 can easS N,ysesn :. e....sls
Moth ord South. 1--WE BARKER
Numerous dispatches have been received a. the AZ
6i,ors Office from the Wes'. ann ourcine che. bosts
are moving the csral At nearly every poit sas. Of
Syracuse.
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FIRES.
YIYE AT SING SING

fIkE AT SING SING.
Early on Sunday morning last the dwelling house o.
Mr.. VIM. Sing Of this village was consumed oy nts'
srd the Ieuen were soon on the grogrd, bus ell IL
forts 70 rave be building were useless. Dir. seg VIC
is Ergsh gentleman 80 years Of sge sec .. 'eeos
health removed to this country nesIy seyssy y.a,'
seo, ard has resided in bis late Dwelling m.y 49,.
iaIi.ion Of the curtains Of Mr. Sings bed from lam
The CID gentle man hal presence Of mind ard strepg
CROUCH o each ,n outr door, where ne was i0uha ID
a helpless conc i.iOu.
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MyxprRs OF CoseRSss on TBrR WAY TO VASE
rseros.-rbe Hon. Erastus Coming Of this District,
the Hon. Cls,k b. Cochrane Of Schenectady, aid the
Hon Judaon w Sherman Of TIE XXXh Diariot LEFT
for Wasf IL gton by the loon train today. The Hoa.
Preston King is 10 town and lesves tomorrow mora
ipg. The Hon. Slas u. Burroughs went down On
Saturday. tAlbany 10 lrnal, Nor. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

DEMOCRATIC RHPrBLIcAs GENERAL CoNsITrTEs
roR 1853 Are the Democrats aware Of the volcano
which hs. been prepared for them OF Wednesday
rg, Dec. in ell the WARDS 1t is nothing less thsn
to pretend to carry into effec. Mayor Woods pan Of
electing the Ola std Young Mems Gensrsl Commit
tees ard Ward Committees for the year 1853. No no.
tees bsvs been issued to the Democracy Of the diff
fsrsn; Ward. to take part in such elections, nor where
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4 TIMELY CAUTION ABOUT BALLOTS

To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Triburs
SIR: have been Informed, on reliable authority,
that 80 zoo tickets have been printed haylcg tue nsme
Of DAsIEL +. TIEMASS missspellsd. Some tickets
having the middle nsme T. in PLACE OF F.; soma l. in
Ilace Of T. ard some spelled lehman in place OF Tie
mann. 1t would be well for you to csution voters to
exam ire every letter Of the name In the ballot they
use at the poll; to- morrow to have it spelled unmisake
ably correct.
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srDD,s DEATH OF An EDroR.--Mr. shmsos'
Editor Of The Doy BOoE died suddenly in the Long
Il.rd cars yesterday afternoon He left tbs depot N
,bs train for his residence near Cypress Hill, &C.
cfmpspied by his IONS. Upon issuing from the tunnel
= atlantic street he was discovered to be dead. His
death was supposed to have been caused by d'ss's
II the heart
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they will be held, and the Democracy vii rsk. up ca
Thursday norrrs and read Ia the pspsrs ths, in OSe
dieDce to orders from Tauracy Hall primary elec-
tons were bed, &c, ard the same wre.pullsrs who
figure on The General Conn it,ess now, viii; ofcourse
be said to have been elected for the year 1873.
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TERRIBLE FaxTLY--Jsmes Nichols xso = ss .s
10 have wsIioDly killed BraIk GneI ~ yss 49,
few year. ago. Another brother b II. as me-, q
Arnold Is sutpossd to bsvs shot biz fssesI ase ssS
bim and Burwe stil older oroinsr ksG Ds s.ss
Asbvtn Strange to ssy sos on W. " n. ,ss,sS
uupished. loSeeVst'sf ~ssS~
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
YOUNG MEMS TIEMANN MEETING.

1Ot Nj MIN liE4ANN NEEIlNG.
stuyvesant Hall was filed last evening some time
before the appointed hour for opening, and in short
tine hundreds were assembled about the door who
were unable TO gain admission
The FLOWING list of officers was appointed:
P,e,idtr. JAMES Z Parsons
vice Prs,iSsn,,-Dexter ~ Hawkins Geo Il. Hopkins VIM
VIM. II Tsyior. Cepb.s Brainard, John Y. Cook, VIM e.
mcos.y VIM NJ franklin John J. Ennis Floyd Clark,On
Cea,msn Georse Clarke, James ipsr.u Henry HYDE
Charles Barnes, John B. " bite, David L. Baldwin Wm
Price -
yey Weeds VIM. r. Seymour, Charles A More, Charles
T Rodgers, Jsme. NJ Parker Samuel Leeds, VIM. H. aisr
Philip J. A Harper, Mitchell Tying;
VIM II. Fry Professor Howard Crosby, the Hon.
Eras,us Brooks, Chauncey Shaffsr, eeq, Peter Y.
Cutler and others.
NEw YosE Nov. -, 1887.
DEAR sR-Your note of the 7ssh did not reach until
late hour this afternoon.
In rcpy beg say you ihst my engagement. this
ing 10 CORRECTION With the police geuts will put u out
az NV power to eetius the Stgyyessnt pstlte
this evening. Very truly yours, Z PEhir.
The following resolutions were read and adopted:
Wherein pf.e lpenty the duty Of the men to
honoT.be exetirn prevent continuation OF tle
corrupt srd Government from dsgrscng tais the
esod cheenly ignore all party ties and supper.
the Peoples Candidate for Mayor Daniel TiemauI sczsn
we NAV SAFELY coufde the i'm sut Municipal nere,t
Resoed That will MAKE practical earnest support OF
NJ Teuann BY urging friends ard neghb'' TO vote TOE
him, and by attending at the polls q insure so it Is N or
power and honest baong which mast inevitably result
In bis triumphant ole elton.
OUTSIDE MEETING.
At the solicitation OF the crowd outside, Messrs Jno
Anthem. James Psckhorn, lease j. Oliver, George T.
Edgar ard a number Of others went out aud sd-
dressed them Mr. Wn. II. Mooney officiating as Pres
id. Mt.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD TIMETABLE The travelling
public will perceive by the folloviDg that several
char ges in the moving Of trains on the Central Road
commenced YESTERDAY:
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CHasoE OF TInr.-On and after Dec ~.i' : % vi
Albany and Troy will leave Chambers 'Hses u ''''
sAd Ii 30 q. NJ, and AS P. N.
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BROOKLyN COMMON COUNCIL

Other aongs ard speeches followed but our reporte
was COZ PEELED to esve before the close of the meeting
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
RuBsell's Magazine.

We are much pleased to see from the Charleston
Courier that arrangements are definitely made to
commence the publication in March, and. the work
is likely to be commenced under the most favorable
circumstances. Having from the first expressed
appreciation of this enterprise, and hoping it may
receive tho most abundant success, we shall take
great pleasure in forwarding the wishes Of the Pro-
pretors and will cheerfully act as Agent for Camden
and its vicinity. We shall hereafter at early day,
refer to the subject again. and publish terms, &C..
Ttie Courier says
"a distinguished contributor from Virginia, Of es.
tablsed repute whose pen has been engaged for this
Magazine, in q late letter, remarks:-
81 fnd from paragraph in a newspaper that you
will call the work Russell's Magazine. The name
strikes me as very excellent one, and if Mr.. r. is
worthy and high toned gentleman as I am informed
he is congratulate you upon securing 80 pleasant
co-worker."
"With the first number-to be issued early in March
there will be commenced we learn, serial ofhigh
order and excellence which has een warmly commend
ed by critical judges to whom the manuscript has been
submitted 1t will be entitled" Estcourt orthe Memoirs
of Virginia Gentleman !" and will be extended
through the first half year at least. considerable
portion of the manuscript has already been submitted
and approved
Among the other features Of the first number, will
be poetical contribution specially furnished by one OF
the trst poets Of the country"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
oxYGENATED BITTERs.

p Read the following letter from Caleb Par
ker,, Esq, of Concord, N. H., a man honored
and esteemed by all who know HIM
GENTLEMEN - With no
disposition to make my name conspicuous ttake
the opportunity to state to the afflicted the benefit
have derived from the use of Dr.. GREEN'S
OXYGENATED BITTERS, and to recommend
them to others. For two years have been troub-
led with indigestion and its attendant evils, such
as f1atulency, constipation, severe attacks of d.
arrahea, accompanied with water-brash at the
stomach, which reduced me in. flesh, strength.
and spirits, so low that Twas nearly unified for
business, applied TO several physicians, from
whom J. obtained only temporary relief and fnd-
ing in a short time my disease returning upon me
in all its magnity, conctuded, with the advice
of friends, but without the hast faith N their eff
cacy, to try the OXYGENATED CRITTERS,
from the use OF which I fohnd aininediate relief
having no return of water-brash after taking the
first portion continued to use 1t according to
the directions until l had taken eight or ten bot
ties which have entirely cured me. My weight
has increased some thirty-fve pounds, and my
health is perfect can huly say that consider
the GENATED BITTDRS The best tonic ex-
tant. have recommended them to several, who
have invariably found great benefit from their
use. Yours Respectfully,
CALEBsPARKER.*
SETH w. FOWLER&G0s
1873 Washington Street, Boston, Propaetors.
Sold by their agents seyeryN
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
state of'south.Carolina. of

ISAAC BOATWRIGHT. who is in the custody of
/ the Sheriff of Kershaw District, by yirlue of
writ of Trespass vi ct arms fromthe Conrt OF Com
mon Pleas for Kershaw District at the suit Of John
English having, in order that he may obtain his dis.
charge from confinement under the Acts Of the Gen.
eral Assembly, commonly called the Prison Bounds
Act. rendered on oath Schedule Of his whole Es
tate and Effects. or Of 80 much thereof as will pay
and satisfy the sum really due on the aeon on which
he is confined. Public notice is hereby given that
unless satisfactory cause to the contrary ne sho"n
before w. Clyburn, Clerk of the Court of Common
pleas. and Commissioner of Special Bail for the Dis
tric aforesaid in the Court House Of this District on
saturday 9sth inst, Mt IL o'clock in the forenoon,
the rropcrty mentioned in the Schedule aforesaid.
will be assigned 10 the said John English and the
said Isaac Boatwright liberated according TO the
Aots oforcso;d, w. CLYBURN, Cl'k Com
Clcrt's Oficc, Feb. Is, 1851. Special Bail.
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1ELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Nicaragua.

New ORLEANS, Feb. lS.--The Terns brings
interesting accounts to the 10Th instant from
Greytown. ...
The Tennessee arrived safely. and COL Titus
Joined Col. Lockridge in an attack on the camp
of 300 Costa Rcans at the mouth of the
Serepaqua. The Costa Ricans were defeated
with great loss, while their assailants suffered
little.
The Tennessee was compelled to return to
Punta Arenas for repairs Of machinery, whi ch
being done she proceeded again to the place OF
action, and it was expected that in one week,
by her aid, the Ncaraguans would obtain full
possessions of the river.
Accounts from Walkers main camp are to
the Sd instant, by the Orizabo, from Panama.
The enemy, under Canos, had appeared near
Rvas, but had been repelled. Col. Hemming.
sen, with 400 men, on the 26th January,
attacked 1900 of the allies at St. George,
and drove them from their position, when he
returned to Rivas
Walkers whole force at Rivas 1900, leav-
ing LOO fit for duty, and in fine health and
condition, with ammunition for active operations
for some months.
This intelligence is confirmed BY despatch
from our correspondent at Greytown. under
date of the 10th inst.
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JupeE o'NEALL's LEcrURE.-The South


JUDeE O'NEALL's LEcrURE.-The South
CaroHnion furnishes the following report:
"a large audience on Wednesday evening
enjoyed the address Of our esteemed Judge on
his "reminiscences of Columbia He treated
tie subject in his usual felicitous and effective
manner, interspersiug his local facts and details
with interesting anecdotes. His recollection of
the old State House, with the early history Of
many of the conspicuous legislators of his early
days-of the College and other public institu-
tons -of the Bench and Bar, and of citizens
who adorned their professions and trades in our
former village, were repete with pleasing Incl
dents and memorable circumstances.
"He embraced in his remarks the history OF
our banks and railroads, and dwelt with much
forceon the enhanced value given to our pro-
perty by these important enterprises. His allu:
sion to the true intention of banks, being for the
interest Of the people; and not to accumulate
money 10 the pockets Of their stockholders,
might be'impressed with. good results on the
boards of directors OF these important institu'
tons. sN-
eve hope the Judge will favor us with an.
other lecture, on the Bench and Bar on which
theme he can give much valuable and useful
histor,-p
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'4I5' PERRY NJ. PECKHAMi FAN River

The Augusta Gonstitutionalist has the cor.
respondeucr between Mr.. Caldwell President
Of the South Carolina Railr"ad, and the Mayor
of Augusta, in reference to the connection OF the
tracks of the Georgia and South Carolina Rail
roads. Mr.. Caldwell proposed, subject to the
anproval of his Board of Directors, that the
South Carolina RaiIrrad should pay $4,000
annually to the City of Augusta for the privilege
of union. But the Mayor and Council demand
$4,000.
The union can, for this reason, only he ac'
complished by the people Of Augusta, who may
elect Council next April favorable to the
proposition of Mr.. Caldwell: --s.4.35.
Abbevilk Banner.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

was attacked with dyscntefyy and i soon be.
came very distressing used this medicine ac-
cording to the directions, and was cured in three
days My wife was also attacked. with pain in
the stoma ch, in consequence of eating too soon
after fit of sickness; she was relieved in few
minutes after taking this medicine. To use her
own words, she said she felt the pain remove al
ter she had taken it, as quick as you could see
a lump of sugar dissolve in cold water. My son
was burnt so badly the skin was off,. laPped the
medicine Immediately, and it took the fire out and
healed the wound in less time than ever saw
one healed before One of my children tell over
chair and bruised its head very bad, out tne
bruse was soon dispersed by bathing in this med
icine. will mention one case more Of it's won
derlul effect in cnring wound infictedby my sons
falling out OF doors and cutting himself badly !;
the pain was soon relieved, and the wound healed
by this medicine, In fact 1t is the best family me-
aud number of other complaints lncdenttao .a me
human family. -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24

NOTICE is hereby given that have opened Books
~ at the Store Of VIM. Clyburn, in Gsmden, for
collecting the Taxes for 1856 and will attcnd at the
nllowing places the following days br The saIpe,
purpose. 4 -
tho I'd of March at Flat Rock; OH 'WedhssdsS &6o;
4th of March at Bufalo;. on ThursdsB shessfk of.
March at Lizenbys; on Friday the 6thEpf March at
Scrocks Mill; Saturday 7th OF March "a Curetpns
Mill. ss1
After the above named times. will atfsndst Sam.
den until tho first day of May next at which time the
Books will positively be closed and all de:aulers dou.
ble:taxed ~
Taxpayers are rcquired to return 10 me tie mum.
Der Of marriages in their respective families, and also
number OF births and deaths Of whites and blacks,
with the dates OF Births, causes OF deaths &C.
Cergymen Physicians and Magistrates are required
to make tie game returns TO mo of non.taxpayers in
their respective neighborhoods
Feb l0-tf. HENRY FATE, 7 e. x. L.