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h5- The Board Of Excise OF WnLlAMsEURGH
have lhus far found only Ninay.tonr taverns neces-
ssry in thu, village for the accommodation Of the
travelling public. One of the Board, in view Of
his oath, stopped al three, thinking that number
sufficient the other two have halted iorlhe present
at Ninety.four. and will meet again next Tuesday,
when those who think two or three hundred more
drunkeries essential 10 the public welfare are noli-
fed to be present. The Board (two) have charged,
as we are informed, dollar andaquarter for grant.
ing and making out each of these Licenses, lin ad-
dtion TO the Sc charged for Excise putting some
fifty dollars piece into their pockets, in defiance
of the act Of lS43 which says that the members of
the Board of Excise shall receive but ten shlngs
each in the whole for oil the Licenses granted by
them in the coarse Of year. But what's the use
Of being an an officer and living in free country if
you have got to obey the laws