AUDITORS OFFICE.
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SlR,-In the Register Of the 9Th inst,
you state in an article headed "Mr. Au-
ditor MatthewS:n "We learn that a
gentleman Of this place wishing to re-
deem some lands sold for taxes, wrote, a
short time since to the Auditor at Jack
son, for the amount Of costs,interest, &c.
TO which Mr.. Matthews replied, stating
the sum to be an aggregate amount
equal to all charges, including the full
amount of the printers bill, from which
nc had deducted on settlement with the
printer some seven dollars. This be-
ing unsatisfactory to our townsman, he
wrote again, demanding a bill Of parlic-
ulars. These were given in reply by
Mr.. Matthews, the cIiarge for the print
er's fee being stated as first rendered to
him blythe printer, some seven dollars
more than he had allowed. IF the Audi.