TAKE NOTICE.
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1 Mr.. Wiltberger, the Register, in pursuance
of the duties Of his Office, has given notice
through the newspapers, that licenses issued
to taverns and shop keepers, retailers of wines
and .spirituous liquors, keepers Of billiard ia
bles and ten pin alleys, porter houses, ETC., will
expire on Monday, and that licenses must be
renawed within ten days after that time.


We give publicity to this for thSpurpose Of
remarking, that il we are still TO be burdened
with paupers, nearly all Of them made so by
drinking, we ought to have the poor privilege
Of expressing, through the ballot box, our SEN
tments against the means BY which they are
reduced 10 this condition, and saying that no
licenses shall be granted in our neighborhood
without our consent, (Which, however, shall
never be given.) The Councils have yet time
to pass a law, that tavern keeper or whole
sale liquor dealer, shall not recommend per-
son for license. Give us this, gentlemen, for
the present, and we will cease our importantly
for season. Let US see what man Of respec
liability will sign his name 10 paper recon-
mending such nuisances. Generally, those
who sign are directly or indirectly interested in
the traffic which we so heartily hate