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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18
HAGUE, Sept. u.

1t is fad that all the corDs of the army OF
Holland have received orders TO hold thSmfclyes
IN readrnets 10 march for the camp of Zeff
this order has been fprciaIiy given to the 1T,
I'd and e'h regiments of Dutch infantry, 10 the
two reqiments of light infantry, the two regi-
meets Of Dragons, to he regiments of Sax-Co-
tina, the e5th and red regiments of French IN
fan'ry who are in the pay of Holland, hefides
which the Duch royal HuGars, and compa-
ny Of hofle-articry are to- Din the camp at Ze-
lit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18
MARSHAL'S SALES.

% BE SOLD, 20 the highef bidder, for ready
Il money under decree of the Court of the u.
aa'e' Tor the Filth Circuit in the Virginia Difrtt,
between Phneas Bond, attorney for the creditors of
Ezekiel Edwards, plaintiff, aud David Rofs and Others,
defendants, in order raife the fun of twelve thou
land Tx hundred and fifteen dollars thrty-three cents,
due and payable on the irt day o: July a and fun
dry charges aud expenses of fale-That valuable and
well Known eitas IN the county of Botetourt, called
FORT LEWIS,
itated by the faid Rofs to contain Zoos acres.
The iae will take place the premifes on the 9TH
day of November next
Aiio under the fame decree and on the fame terms
will be fold at the Oxford Iron Works, in the county
OF Campbell, on the 18th of the fame month, num-
Der of VALUABLE SLAVES.
BENJAMIN MOSBY, d. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M.v.D.
Ga. 1906 ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18

4 NE oOOoSNiDENo,
IA AVE taken the Brick TENEMENT
fronting the erofs hreet leading from Col. May
o'' Bridge, and opPofite wef1rs. John and Robert
CANDLES where they offer for a.e under the firm of
Isaac WINSTON, & Co
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
April II, 1906.

THE subscriber is authorised to sell
l. the HOUSE and LOT belonging
to Thomas Wilson, situate in the west
end Of Martinsburg. The house is well
calculated for small family, and is in
good repair, considerable part Of the
lot is now in clover, and has q good sta.
BILE ON it. A reasonable credit may be
had, on giving bong with approved Sc
curity. If this property il not disposed
ofbefore the first Of May next, it win
". b. All persons indebted to the
above named Thomas Wilson, by bond,
note, or book account, are desired to
make immediate paymentto the subscri-
Der, as ne longer indulgence will be 81
ven.
JOHN VAN METRE.
April II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
FOR SALE.

4 NEGRO BOY, about - years
n old, active, and Of a mild temper.
fit for farming worn. or would be an ex-
cellent waiter. For terms apply to the
subscriber, who has sold his property
in Martinsburg.- to leave the place a.
soon as he can GET ready 49,. =.
= Bar during his stay here he viii con-
tinue to practice Physic and Surgery,
and will wait for any fees that may be
made after this date until the first of &C.
tober next, his employers settling with
him when he is ready to leave thi. place,
and give their notes payable said FIRST OF
October.
- H.. ROBERT WILCOX.
April IL: 1906
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
~Wco'lrn Mandatory. !.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
i their friends, and the public in &c.
neral, that they are abo,tto erect, and
will be ready to commence by the ,srssa
day Of May'next, a MANuTAcTokr at
Mrs. Hunters mill. in .Mar,insb,lrg,
for the purpose Of Gayding, Spinning,
Fut;Hg, and Dying, where persons ap-
plying can get their Wool carded 70 spin
ct home, or carded and spun, or carded,
spun, woven. fulled, dyed and finish
ed. agreeable to their directions and
quality oftheir wool to which they 50.
lieit the public attention. As but few
in this part of the country are aequaint-
ed with The nature and usefulness OF these
machines, II viii not 10 improper to state,
that . woman can spin with greater ease
twice the quantity Of machine rolls in .
day, that she can of those Of her own
carding beside, they will make much
evener yarn and better Cloth. II is ne.
eessary that the wool be brought in .
sheet sufficiently la,ge to contain the
rolls, with one pound Of soft grease 10
ten Of wool; the rolls can be transport.
ed any distance without receiving any
injury. Beside improving the quality
Of cloth manufactured at home, it will
lessen the expense and labour which
renders its encouragement an object well
worthy the attention of farmers and o.
theirs, who make their own cloth. 10
will also be Of great advantage to hatters
to have their wool broke on the machine,
a. IL 10 much better fer their business,
and con.iderably cheaper than having il
dons by hand. The Subscribers Aatter
themselves, that = generous and patri.
otto public, will afford them an encsu-
ragement equal to the magnitude and
usefulness Of their business aud assure
them that no exertion or attention shall
be wanting on their part, to render &C.
neral satisfaction to all those who may
please to favour them with their custom.
L. MISSIONER & ROBARTS.
April II, 1906.
N: B. They will alss carry on tho
FuLLINo and DYIsc business previous
to the mandatory, as 10 common in this
part Of the country. They also profess
to dye scarlet, or any other colour that
exists from that to the common lead Co.
lour.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

ceeding sin per eentum per annum, re.
deemable at win and shall cause an ac-
count thereofto be laid before Congress,
as soon as may be. Adopted, yeas rs,
nays 81. ALL. -
sMr. Philip Dodaridge, member ofthe
Virginia Legislature, who lately entered
his protest against the panegyrick on the,
president, adopted by that body, sPeci-
fying the reasonso of his dissent, has been
attacked by the democracts in the same
very Renteeiand seorre manner, in which
they have been wont to attack others,
who put Mr.. JefFerson's prominent qua.
lities on record. They call. him Phil
D0ds Now 10 not that as complete
an answer to all MIR. Doddridge
can say, as any thorough bred democrat
can required He has quoted chaPser and
verse from the Presidents several pub
locations, and shews his want both of
wisdom aud 6rmness, byhis gross con-
tradietions. And what Of that :! Why
reader, the gentleman's name who points
out these absufdities 10 Phil Dod; yes,
bod speltit backwards or forwards j,
is DoD.-Is it not as plain as day that
every thing he has to say is contemplate
calumny. Wasnosthe celebrated letter
ofThomas Turner refuted to the satis-
factionof every staunch friend of Mr..
Jefferson, by proving plainly that it was
from the pen Of Tom. Certainly no
matter what Tom says! [Rtp"t0ry.1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
7 =
REGEMENTAL ORDERS.

CATURDAY the 18th Of next menth
y is appointed for the muster Of the LIST
Battalion Of the 9th Regiment Virgil
mia Militia, at William Johuston's mill ;
and Saturday the Sfst Of said month for
the musserof the I'd Battalion Of said
Regiment, At Buckles Town. All per.
sons who have received public arms and
aeeoutriments, are ordered to deliver
the same 70 the Majors Of Battalions on
tksir respective days ofmuster aforesaid.
b. HUNTER, Len: Col =.
~ Com. 67tA Reg. y. M,
Aprili1, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

PROPOSALS for opening a School
L At Mount.ZoarA Academy, for teach.
ing the English, Latin and Greek Lam.
guagss, and Science in general. y
Should proper encouragement be g.
ven to this overture, Mr.. DANIEL SrE-
PHENs, who canproduce ample tes.imo-
mails OF good character and competent
ability1 will undertake = School of the
above description At this place, and COM
,mencs In July next. Hewillboard here,
and lodge in the Academy, with any
boys who may board with me. Should
ibis institution be established, shall
con6ne myself, chiefly, afterwardstothe
,dnestion Of females, in an upper room
Of she Academy.
+ The price Of tuition, with Mr.. Ste
Phens WILDE twenty dollars per annum,
paid Quarterly in advance.
My terms Of board and tuition viii be
~ formerly made known.
win thank those who may be dispos-
ed to encourage Mr.. Stephens, to for
ward information to me a. speedily as
convenient, that may be able to give
him notice ofthe prospect in due time.
- CHRISTOPHER COLLINS.
+ Mount. Zoar, Jsfsrson ..
County, APrH II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

NN Tuesday the 9th day of May
" next, win be sold at the late DWELL
ing house of Thomas Turner, dec his
personal estate 6not otherwise disposed
Of by willy consisting Of large stock Of
Horses, Hogs and Sheep, three Wag-
gous, with other Farming Utensils, two
Stills, Tubs, &c.-a complete set ct
Smiths Tools, a quantity Of Rye and
some Corn, with sundry other articles
unneeessary to tnen,iea. The sale viii
begin at ten.o'cloek, and continue from
day to day until the whole Is sold. Due
attendance md a reasonable credit will
be given By e. ~ - -
:. JoHNETURNER, Ex'r. .
April II, 1906. Sac, ~. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
Hampshire, s..
- 1zavsH G0uES, a0~S.~~t
Thomas and Rees Aiorgan, CsmpIainantss
-'-- against
adam Nidy, Defendant.
In CHANCERY.

THE Defendant, Adam Nidy, not
L having entered his appearance D.
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he 10
not an inhabitant OF this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Compartments by
their Counsel, II is ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here on the third
Tuesday in June next, to answer the
bin of the Complainants, and that . copy,
Of this order be forthwith inserted in tho
Berkeley and Jefferson IAtelligencer, for
two months successfully, and published
at the door Of the Court House Of the
said County. ......:r =. - - -. ~
= A Copy. Teste,, H. - ; /.
ANDREW-woDRoW, e.n.o. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
April H., 1906

CTRAYED from the subscriber, on
- Sunday the Soth ult. . dark sorrel
HORSE, about fourteen hands three
inches high. rough shod before, blaze
face with some white spots about the
nose, his name hangs chiefly on the left
side, PAGES and trots, aud when pacing
fast appears to be lame. I viii give the
above reward 70 ANY person that Gill re-
turn said horse to the subscriber, living
about seven miles from MartInsburg'
uear the Falling Waters. - r.
:: JAMES wIGGENToN.
April II, 1906. - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
IoTIcE il hereby given, to such

NOTICE 10 hereby given, to such
/ y persons as have become purchase
ers at the sale Of the personal estate Of
Michael Huffman, dec. that their res
peetive notes are due, and unless they
are paid on or before the 6rse day Of
May court next, no longer indulgence
willbe given, and suits viii be instituted.
IRE Derrick SIBERT. Adm'r.
MARY HUFFMAN, ldm'x.
April II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
BARGAIN M LAND.

a BARGAIN m LAND.
WILL be sold on the 6rst day Of
Wv May next. good TRAcr of
LAND. lying in Befkeley County, Viz.
ginia, adjoining the Falling Waters and
about one mile from Mr.. Thomas Sheer
er's mill. on the Potomac on the pre-
misses are, good log dwelling house, =
spring house, within poles OF the door,
on a never failing lime stone spring, and
FIVE other never failing springs rise on
this land, and = variety Of fruit trees,
consisting Of apples, peaches, pears and
cherries; about $50 acresciearsd and IN
high state Of cultivation. eight or ten
acres Of meadow and more can be made,
aad the balance well clothed with good
timber. This land Is equal to any in the
neighbourhood, as il contains AGO acres,
more or leas.-s4-Aiss, one other small
TKAcr on the Potomac, containing u
bout so acres, 1907 - acres Of which
are cleared, small quantity Of meadow
ground, q good spring. and cabin.
Any person wishing 70 purchase, cap
view the premise. by applyiugto John
Hashor, living ON the premises. The
terms win &c made known on the day Of
sale. The sale will be on the premises.
Due attendance win be given BY
~ - ~. John HASHOR,
- - -GEORGE MOUDY.
April a, 1906. r - ~ ~. ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
From The Frederick- Te.vn Herald.

Efom tnc FECdGIfcR-I otoh AevutSs
CLOSED Doors PRocEEDINos.-0n
Monday last, the h0nse Of Rspresent0-
tives determined, By a maiority q 7, 70
As the people knoso something about sOhat
iAey sssrs doing tie two weeds they late
h. scent NTH closed doors. We have re-
ceiued the journal eftheir Proceedings,
~ during this time, from suhich it~aepeGTs
they sDrre principally occupied in Discus
siag the annexed resolutions. The frss
!, fSuhich, and tphieh has been negatived,
mas submitfsdty M. Randolph AZ
chairman d a committer 70 sphon had
been referred certain eOmmxpicdtiOas
ftom the Rresi6ent Eslafioe 70 Sbanish
= Gfairs. n 3. : -4.,- p,
L REsoLvkp, That such number of
troops not exceeding as the
President Of the United States shall
deem sufficient 70 protect the southern
frontiers Of the United States from Spa
nish inroads and insult, and to ehastise
the same, be Immediately raised. Dis
agreed to. yeas So, nays "a. =:
RESOLVED, That an exchange Of ter
risoTy between the United States and
Spain is deemed by the house to be the
most advantageous mode Of settlement
of existing differences respecting limits
between the United States and the court
Of Madrid, and that any arrangement
between the two governments, which
shall secure 70 Spain IN ample barrier On
the side Of Mesieo,> and TO the United
States the countries watered by the
Mississippi and to the eastward Of it.
will meet the appreciation Of this house.
Carried yeas 30, nays SO. - -.
:, REsoLvsD. That TWO MILLIONS
or DOLLARS BE- appropriated BY law,
toward defraying the expense which may
be Incurred, in the purchase OF the Spa.
nish territories, lying on the Atlantic
ocean and Gulph Of Mexico, and, east.
ward Of the Mississippi, TO be paid on,
of any money in the treasury not other.
wise appropriated. and TO be applied un,
der the direction Of the President of.ths
United States, who shall have authority
If necessary. to borrow the said sum. q
; any part thereof, In behalf Of the Unit.
Cd States, II q rats of interest not ex'
TIE Company commanded By the SUBS
attendance Is required from every issdiv
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

A List Of Letters remaining in tie Pet
Office, Shepherd q Iorpn, "a. } 1vhieh
= ifnet taken cut Sefoye tie first day u
fully aesf, wiA B. sent to The General
Post Office as dead kttsers. l.
ADAMS-& RIPPY, Wilson
B. Rev. John Roggs, Henry Barn.
hart, Capt. James Buckles, Matthias
Baker, George Bishop. sen. Mr.. Bell
(merehant. Smith6eld.) ..-r.
|. &C. George Correll. ~ s....--t ~,
+. Adam Fiser, Hannah Fissell.
H. John Hessy, Thomas Harper,
Henry Hanes. .-. s.,>.
]. John Jackson, Frances Jones.
X. John King. - Z ~ -,
L. Thomas Lee, Caleb Lsvick, VIII.
liam Line, jun =. -. = -. IN
M. William Myrei, Mary Mounts.
Tohn M'Gregory, Mister Miehelmoh,
Peter Martin, sen. Thomas Macken-
nella, James Moody, James Msnding-
all. .. 45- i. & o.. =. -
h. William Roberts, jun. Levi Ro-
nemns. - :~..s ..~...
S. Mis-. Jane B. Strobe, Benjamin
Stephensonr ,s s.;
+. Walser Tabb, Anthony Tmner..
w. WiIlian Wilson, lhatter) Poly
We,er, Adam Weaver 3. I, =.
z. Mrs. Jane Linn. = IL
JAMES BROWN, IN.
April II, 1906. -. 7:'-%-... .-
+ r. y t.--r ~ p
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
From = Philadelphia Paper, April 3.


Extract sFa letter from Baltimore, d.
ted March 81.
I" By an arrival this day from ST. Do.
mingo, in ~ days, it appears, that the
Leander was actually at Jacquemel, or
ganizing and recruiting for the Maine.
Capt. Lewis, ofthe chip Emperor, was,
it 10 said, aiding and assisting Miranda
but was not to proceed with him."
Extract sfG letter from Ne.o- Tori, do.
fed4PrilI.
1.-THE district court Of the u. States
opens this day at ~ o'cloek-Judge Pat
terson, was to have presided, but is pre-
vented By indisposilion. I cannot be-
: hcve thar our administration will bring
forward in this court, the cause they at
Arst appeared 50 anxious to prosecute q.
ga;nst Ogden, Smith, ami others, al.
though those in opposition eagerly desire
it, Is they insist that proof will be
brought forward in evidence that govern
ment was acquainted with the Leander's
expedition, and Miranda's plans as far
back a. Novemberlast. !.
"What motives led to the suspension
Of the bin brought forward early this ses-
sion, prohibiting Interpretations ofarms
and ammuaition from the United Statesl
what induced them MOTTO consent TO gen.
Eaton's going these and many other
particulars are now well known and ex-
planned since Mr.. Ogdeu's journey to
Washington.
." Although og,ien saws he has no
news Of the arrival Of the Leander at
Jacquemel, this 10 confirmed by letters
received in IS days, and by another M.
der date Of the 10th February, from st.
Maros, from doctor in Ogden's en-
ploy, who says that captain Lewis and
Miranda were going TO visit emperor
Dessalines."
From a Mrrr.1ork Paper, Aesi p.
Yesterday, in the circuit court Of the
United States now sitting in this city,
Mr.. Samuel &. Ogden came into court
and surrendered himself into the eusto-
dy ofthe marshal, in discharge ofhis bail.
He was again recognized to appear du-
ring the present term, himselfin the sum
often thousand dollars, and ono surety
in twenty thousand dollars. The dis
uic, judge presided, none Of the Judges
efthe supreme court having arrived in
this city. -:~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

sells At Laguira, In Consequence Of the
intelligence received Of Miranda's ex-
petition. - - N r. pab.]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
April a, 1906.

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
N 0 T l C E.

70 thofe who are indebted to tn. fubicriber
4 on account Of the concern of Po4ueN ans
Denny, as we'll as Denay and Psquel!, that al!
who do not ray off their notes or accounts G,
give their bonds With fecurity, on or before tn
hit day of May next, their notes and account.
will be pu' into the hands OF an attorney indii
cr;minately.
Mt. LEvEN PowELL, jan. of MiadIcburg
Is authorised to iettlc and receive the debts due
on account OF that concern, fhouId any apply
there IN preference to til. fabfcrber in this place
Edmund Denney.
January 80. raw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17

vesr passed without large appropriations oeing
made fren III. general s.ealuIy tor the elselion
of i,,b, shou.es in various parts OF the United
States, eI,e request eg the merchants o. ,rhha
de,nhia 10 be autao,ild 10 sabJest Incentives 70
nv for lie inauoysmenr Of The navigation OF
,be oos pa.y in PSaniYIyania, ihoaia be op-
poied mr. com
n;nsbield's motiox TO strike out the hfst
section. which was negasived: Ayes u.
Mr.. Crowrinshield mogedto amend Che
bill SO as to conane the dusy 70 vesselsbe'
logging TO the port Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Crowmnshlrid spoke 10 favor OF,
and Messrs. J. Clay, sloan, Conrad and
Elmer agains, this amendment, waien was
disagreed to> Ayes 70.
Mr.. Crownnshield offered an amend
msnt limiting the duration OF the bill to
three, instead of se0en years.
Messrs. Crown,nshield, Southard and
Civ supported, and Messrs J. Clay, Lelb
and .Sloan opposed it; when the qnesuon
was pat, andthe amendment disagreed t.:
Ayes 81: Noes Sc.
The Committee then rose, and she house
ordered the bill 20 be engrossed fora third
reading to morrow.
Mr.. Smile submitted two resolutions
far yecedlag the district Of Columbia, siml,
lar TO those hereiatore offered, with this
difference thai the present resolutions H..
dude a recession OF the city of Washing
ton,
Mr.. Smile said he had two objects in
view in ofh4rlng these resolutions he.
first was tha. congress might be dlTested
OF iha, multiplicity 0! business winch arose
from the situation of the territory, which
would increase with the growth OF Popala.
ton and the progress OF society. ne
other reason was sulftnore important. He
wished 10 see the people Of the district re
stored TO their political righis, the depflva-
ton Of which was TO him a matter OF great
regret, and which could not be remedled
until there was decided change In their
aiiua,icn. Abiding to the apprehension
of the Inhabitants that this measure was
connected with removal OF the seat ct
government, he declared that this was not
his object; he, on the contrary. believed
the measure would be highly beneficial to
~ o 10y 10. ra.ol,,;o,s the borsA
,,:,;,,ad. 10 ~ &C ' : ~
~ cl;E ,,s
to a committee of the whole on the 1st dsp
NJ r. r.. r,or.a ,h.;r no.,,o,s,,.
60 c...:',', N"
'"N
~ ~, l1y vi no'el al ."''ii'u'S'' oee'S'o''
Mr sL,an bonrd some time would h,
a,.awe1 ,,ry;.,,,e ~ her dsc;.;on
~. r0cse de,ernined g. refer ,ben,t5
= c3o,roi,tee of tbe Whole. Ave. Sc
hIr. Ccarad moved ,heir b.;pq msse
rh. order FIR ,be e, Wonday ;n sno,st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
NOTICE.

a PPREHENSIONS for the
a. <. health Of bis family hay;ng disa-
Died the subscriber from abiding per-
iaanently At Norfolk, he has removed
10 the city OF Richmond, and fixed his
otice IN the house, near the capitol,
lately occupied by the coaanaissioneYoE.
loans. he proposes TO practice law in
the federal court, court Of appeals and
chhancery coert III Richmond, aud will
contlane also 10 practice in the chan
csIy distlict court OF W:llianasbGr org,
and district court of Suffolk
AVM. WIRE. 5
Richmond, Aug. &, 1906. VITO
Ire.7@Ar" DebGffme1lt of6lc q )
hifsG STATES, Iiae 81, 1906. {
NJ HEREA6 the Coumissiouers.of he
w Sinking Fund az q u,eeying heid on the
E6'h day OF April, 1896. Jil resolve, tina, The sum
temainin2s 20 compctc TIE expeadituts az The an
rn.i app opy.aiio0 OF EIG G2- ,l3{GL IONS q T.
-ooLL4 KS, should sn,oas other purposes be an.
p.cd - ne teimbursclnens Ct tbe NdY1' SIX
ASaS CENE S%O@K, creatsS - pursuance Of
IN at of Congress, passed on sic son tay Of
June, 795. and 70 the rei.lburs r;ylvur OF the
Fly AND i RiLF PER CEN7. .s.CcL--
eFsateain possua0ce oT4n an IS Compress. paA-5d
=. he 81 aty of lzaech, 1875.
Ihis Is therefore 90 give noFice, that TIC n.ir
cipA' OF inc said N,!Zl' SIX PER CEN7.
.S2CGA, wi'h ne iate.es, due ,.leseon, Viii on
Aa'rs''.'er OF tie certificates, be paid the lst DAY
OF O1tcocr next ersl'nS tbs ti@cc hereof, 20 III
respective s.oe.;Gocegs tlieir la@f,h represen.
'aives % aseraica duly o5usviued and a,ir.iosis.
ed. either 4, Inc Fteaslef or AZ ,us Loan OGice,
as TIE case May De, wicse Credits have been ~
en- tor tlle aiOnis OF SOCK, respectively he'd by
ihem: and tisgt the priociPai Of 81: FiyE .4ND
4 HiLF k.<t GENT .ST0CE, with the inc.
fesg oae ihereun. viii ~ IKE maruer an,. at the
sane p'aess be paid on che ist day Isauaey.
1GJ!. 1.-The respective At5ckhCide.s 0. ,itcss law
~! representatives, or -ttornie. du.y ccus,itae ed
AID authorized
Il IS Further made ssnoWn. Cor the information
@ The ?aItirs c9aeeroed, th2sno transfers OF the
E4Kl1 SIX PER CEN Z STOC4z, either from
orio -as BOOKS OF the treasury % from or 10 tbs
sooha OF CoYi1lis:iGirSs 81 Loans, vii, Se alloy
"a titer the ist 6a3 Of September ensaio:s nor OF
the RYE IND 4 H.tLF ri z GEN7- .5y0cK.
aitsr the Isl day OF December ensuing Ana the
ia.eresr on all certificates CT s..iG socks, watch
shad not nave ccen surrendered, in ,u5susuca of
ihe noiiheatipn, val ee@se and Gc,efsa;ne, On the
day Pre:e'!in8 lhs daJ hereby fixed fos the rein.
GGs.ement >!cssof
Albert Gallatin,
wrists s3scyas.r-1, AZ ,de y.-es,,.