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From Hats and Cabs, 10 Boots and Boosees.
The news of Peace has given such great
Nd general satisfaction, that the people
isen almost TO have forgotten the many g
uh brought on them by the war On the
18Th inst. long string ofnew taxes COM
nsnce. After that day, the tanner, the
halter, the saddler, the shoemaker, &c &c.
lxlo'e be can sny longer pursue his trade,
must take out licence and give bond, with
xosufeties for payment of a tax of from
a'e ioelgLt per cent. on all articles manu-
nluFet, Il above two or three dollars in
'alue, andin some cases there is not even en-
EXCEPTION cf this kind. This is another OF
s oesslngs.of the war for" free trade and
na0fs rights" and there is yet in store
''ne others Of the same description. Con-
tsss'n doubt, thought one such list of
eaesqulr sufficient for one month and there,
Is wisely determined TO postpone the
"'en and furniture tax until May.


Frederick Town Herald.