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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-17

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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-17
DlilriCt of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALExANDRIA--to Wit. :
.Noven6er Term, 1908
Joseph Riddle, contlaiaant,


DlilriGt of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA.-toW wit.
November Term, 1908.
Camillus Griffith
complainant,
AGAIEST
Hannah Griffith, Lewellin Cal
well Griffith, Eliza Themp-
son, Sarah Winslow Griffith
and Calvin Griffith, children
Of David Griffith, deceased; IN Chances.
and Eliza Griffith, widow, &
Eliza Griffith, Emily Griffith
Frederick Leweliin Griffith,
and Lucy Griffith. chll>'rcn Of
David Griffith, junior, de-
ceased.
def9udauks
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RiehmonG. Nav 3-tSi div
BOARD OF HEAL III.

~ Al q meeting Of the members OF
the Board of Health on Tuesday the 18th OF
Abril, 1909, at the Connon Chamber In the
town of Alexandria.
The board proceeded to disappointment
of President, when GEoReE DENEALE was
duly elected-and on balloting for Secretary,
JoHy STEWART was duly elected.
On naotionie was resolved thai notice be
given ia the Inhabitants of the town, that al
ter the FIRST day Of May next, the law requires
the cleaning the footways and cutters, and
the Board of Health have given directions TO
the Superintendent Of Police, to have all the
laws for preventing ard removal Of nuisances,
10 be strictly inforced, and each member OF
this board viii in his particular district en-
go --.ss VI, crI, NV. chs arl.asseae ut tho
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{3fc5h Vaudeville,

eoRsER or KING md i1arRFAx sTAk17s
1LEx4NDkfA
Has received a considerable aGG
dition to his Stock,
IND O1FEfS #FoR S.dLE,
20 hogsheaels,l s. 'stand % quality
20 barrels EluacsUado SuSafs.
1000 lb. Green Coffee
RB 10 No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
30 boxes Mould Candles.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO ID. NutInegs.
casks London refined Saltpctre.
s ditto Irish Glue.
+ Gunpowtler, Imperial, Hyson, Yolng Hy
son, Tyson Skin, and Padre s.ouchong sI,eas
in Quarter chests, boxes and cannisters--z nos
OF which are equal Il. quality to any ever INA
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, E.isbon,Ic
ncIifle, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases hedoc Clarct
Jamaica, Wiadward-I slaa!d, and Northern
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Fech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskee.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing niola5s@s, havana Honey.
Wine and Cider Vr1egar,
Best Florence Oil in bottles end Hasks.
Loaf and lump SQ8..s, Cuoct late, Rice
Pearl & Common Barcy, Basket Salt Starch
Fig Btac, indigo; Mace, Cloves, Cassia, 3t
nleato Race aud Ground Gingel3 Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Rs}sinss Almonds
Curraats, Nader, hium, Copperas, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and bfandySRins
Gunpow,'er, Spanish Ssgars, Casendish and
Small Twist Chewing 1,obacco, Helpers
Carrots, and laniltcn's Snuff, Writing and.
Wrapping Paper, Playing carss5 9cd Cards
81 ling Lists, &c. e.
,tei,af, &.
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April 24.
- Brokers Office, &c.

ME Subscriber tenders his services to
/ the public in the line Of a BROKER,
also, as an ACCOMPANY, to those whose
avocations render it inconycnicnt 10 adjust
their own affairs. Merchandise OF every de-
scyiption saia on moderate com@l:sslon.
FOR S.lI.E,loR PARyAR,
A tract of PRIME LAND, containing $40
acres, binding on Cheat River, In the Horse
Shoe settlement, Harrison county, state .oi
Virginia, within Comics Of the head naviga--
lion of Potomac-the title is indispHtable, the
river navigablefor boats to the Ohio, and the
surrounding neighborhood thekly settled and
in a Aourishing state Of improvement.
FOR 6ALE,
A convenient two story FIR AafE HOUSE
with convenient back buildings, a large dry
cellar, garden, &c. on the pavement, lower
end of Fairfax street.
William McMechen.
May g. e9SW
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March 2T.
.Di{4ri6} Of Columbia,

County Of -41rrana'7a' III ~ s. ! his col
yH7As committed to che J I'1rr ., n rr nj
w ty as a runaway' a " rs nropcrty
ed JOHN he is said to be nc 81. ri \ Mar
Robert spaddiag, Of Easton' s{ = :sc = biz
a nnI abo ss IS asy Of ags 81
pitted with the .s,nais pock' De aroner.y, :
nuested to come and prove l'is l arT;.c nc =
eh hs and take him away, other"''
DC o''p0's' 1 y Il Is CAMPBELL 'i "a"
Spa; Is
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Tohn, GardneF Laid,

Has for, sale, al his Warehouse, Prlneesfrfe
Wha,j-- ~
Muscovado and Loaf. Sugars II, hogsheaas
and barrels. !,
Molasses. Nest-J India, and New-Englsnd
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and FrenchB Brandy IN papes'
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool:
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in gWholes hall,
andquartcr chests.
/ case black Perslans.
barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream-colored * blaze
edged Ware assorted
y Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Snermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dap!
TaIlow Candles In boxes.
brown Soap in boxes-Cod-hsh in do.
Beef, Pork, Salmons Shad and HerrIngs
In barrels. !
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides,a quantity
Soal leather, Mems, Womens and Chldrens.
Shoes of various descriptions,a few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nam
keens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ.
ING and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, aquantity of Vi
negar. 800 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Russians Hemp, &c. &c.
! xanaagF
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f. Entertainments.

THE SUBSCRIBE respectfully in m rs !
friends and the public generSiil' 'n gr ,ra,
opened House Of Entertainment ,y' -, lnr
lers and others, at COLCHESTER ieFly, : w p
site " oodbridge, where he wall se' d.s :
stane supply of~hateFer MAJ ~ dF+bose v
his line Tor the accommodation o. .',' IN
nay favor them with their F1'''''
most moderate 's'i'' ". Millant
March 81.
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Joseph III. Vaudeville,

gCSyaser Of X7ne ard Union-streets,
HIS FOR SALE,
5000 bast els coarse and rms Sat; BY SIS
buslsel and in sacks.
so barrels Whisky.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 wt. best green Coffee, IN bags
R30o do. white do.
French Brandy.
jamaica, Antigua, Windwara island and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson' and ny
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest imtersatlons.
Sugar, best Muscoya1oy,in hogsheads ana
barrels.
Do Inferior qualities, in 10.
klolasses, in hogsheads q
Clover Seed, marrantcd fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail
Candles, mould and dipped
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, AamIton's and Garfet
Snuff. in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco
Madder, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, Ks. &c.
also,
Best superfhe Flour, for. private efstnil'es'
a few barrels Cora, and some Seed Oats,
Plaster of Paris, SSe.
Aprii II,
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ID S & pNO z Li2 TIES
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Ef4TERI AINhIENT,
RANDOLPH MOTT,

ENUULFH MUTI,
Late Of the Waahin8ton 7a0erN, .&eraadria
IS2repared to entertain travellers and o
Tiers in genteel manner, al the WHlrt
HOUSE, opposite the second turnpike gqtt
seven ,aiiea from Alexandria, on the read d
Fairfax Court House--aud llattcl8 himseI
MS a4temian TO the wishes and CONVENIENCE
his customers viii ensure him portion Q
putlic patronage.
~ Good pasturagc and grain ofegery dc
sc,iption VII. DC furnishedfor ttock.
January 20 2aW
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George Turner,
lanes s. Smlthers.

N. B. The printers throughout the United
States who now direct their papers to James
S. Snlithers, are requested to insert the above
one week, and In future direct TO 1&'szc1 and
SaisS.eTs.
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ALEXANDER MOORE ,

THIS..ts 70 giDe notice That The sn
Der Of Alexandria county, in the di, ,ros'''
Columoia, hath ootaaosd from the olp6sp1
Court Of said county, letters Of adnip p"sli
ton OH the personal estate OF JamIs ~ 4 1
IlFFea, late OF the coanty aiorcs.ia, dece, .''1
al persons having cIainls against the sal "
ceased, are hereby warned to cxhiIit "
sane, with the vouchers thereof, to the srh'
.8cribcr, Oh OF before TIE Cd day Of Nsr'
next. or they may BY law be excluded from
Il. benatit 20 aaju cstate---and those iOdcbla
therelo arr required 10 make immediate p,y
n1Gnt.
Given ,under M hand iii. ID day Of Ma,
1899.
JOHN WISE, ada'.,r.
IrY 0,,.e,,
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The Subscribers,
Z axe leave 10 inforTn their tnensis and the
IS public in general, that the I
r A g. r e n VI K AZ,
Ia rHE Cry or RlsEl MoND,

Ia THE GlTYs OF RICHMOND,
wyJII,L hereafter be conducted under the
w immediate management ofGEORGE
TT1RNER, they having formed an engage
,nent for this purpose. They entertain the
most sangtaine hopes that their unremitting
exertions Will entitle them TO patronage and
favor. Every comfort which necessity may
require, or which taste may suggest, WILDE
procured With ayidity and pleasure. They
are determined, If possible, to render the
EAGLE in every department of their business
agreeable to their guests, and-a pleasant a.
bode 10 the stranger heir soIicitude upon
3 this score has induced them at considerable
expeEce to make some important changes IN
the arrangement o. the rooms. They feel a
great share of confidence IN assuring their
friends that they~will meet with every con-
yelience and attention that house of this
character is calculated to afford. Theirbed-
rooms are furnished arith anentlre new set of
beds and furniture, with suit OF curtains to
each, and the floors covered with carpets.
Their stables are large and commodious,
(which will always be furnished with full
suppiyof the best proyender the country az
foreis) stands within twenty steps ofthG house,
with 4 pump Of excellent water at the door,
for the purpose Of.watsring and washing the
horses.
They tale iears further to sSasc, that q
s COFFEE-ROOM>has lately been establish
ed In one of tbs rooms of the Eagle, in which
the newspapers from all the principal towns
ON she continent are TO be seen. With these
advantages, & these determinations In which
they are resolved never TO relax, they can but
hope for the most Hattering success.
George Turner,
James 5. Smlthers.
N. B. The printers throughoutthe United
States who now direct their papers to James
S. Snlithers, are requested to insert the above
one week, and in future direct to 7&'4e1 and
j. S. S.
81
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"a r W O @ % rs
Patent Walhlng Machine.

s 81 ~ 4 :. .JxJe -. = ~
/ RI MIS- highly useful Machine IS ioundby
u experience to excel any hitherto n
use. It will wash as many cloatas (by the
assistance OF one person. in an hour as can
be washed in whole day, without the pos
sibility of injuring, fretting OF tearing the se.
most delicate article, and with less than hall
the Quantity of soap. It occupies very little
more space than the .csnmon Wash-tub, ana
with the least care will notecreate any slop or
swet-the construction is very simple and at
tended with little expence A further de-
scription of its qualities is now deemed un~
necessary, as it is pre- sumea none viii par-
chase without examining It
We the subscribers dc hereby certify that
we have found, on trial, the above named
Machine to answer fully the above descrlP-
ton. Given under our hands this 9Th day Of
NAV. A ID. 1909.
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ORPHANS COM y
" no CARRIES OK ~

IlSranaria COMFY, nay Y.rs. 49,.
0aDGRLD, - iS1y
That the administrators Of ,Jaac, mr.
Tea. dccea,cd, DO insert the foIIoa '''f z
yeftlsemenf three times a yeeI en-
weeks 10 the Ale1undrm Dale co.,, sol q
Fest. -Hf.
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Mahogany L u paIe
Just REcEInl y.

y Just REcEivl 2,
hg aaan 10 o. 200, IT. laqiyA ql ~
PlanAs OF logs. Apply to S4si'' S
-. henjanln Adanso l,
VINO CARRIES on TEr ,
C1blAET bd4hLNG B0aI,r,.
In all It's bran2hcs---anl exorn. -''ASS,
May 8 '''' Aoa-s,
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SEINE ROEE.

TUE ubsctib1e manufactures and has f.
ale, ST nG4se ga y as1.ngton-sIcep, opt
posts -J9co5 At.41ga1's sugar refinery, aelns
2ndHauling Ropes,o al sizes; selne& >ew-
ne raIne Shad * Herring Gwine Sack
ne aud BED Cords, Plough Lines & Traces.
Also, IagEe.i Rope and other coras
Joieph Harper.
Februar &. c
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SMITHS WORK.

.oNi 4 x = w. = II II
THE subscribers respectfully intorn their
friends 1.-THE public, hat they carry on
Ihs Black Sngjth Buaness,
IN LIS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
-r-eE0SE who favor them with their Gus
! tom may eqend on ha'ii.g tnelr work
done with nea1ness ai.d dispatch.
field Z RCCE,.
y. 3. a smart, 9ctve lad, about IA or Is
years Of age, wanted as an apprentice 10 the
above business.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-07

had scarce begun their nidnight wan
behring's. when loud peals OF thunder
increased the terrors of Fatima. The
rain fell in torrents, the darkness in.
creased. they wandered about Devil.
dcred and forlorn till day appeared,
when they found themselves surroun-
ded by patrolling party of Austrian
soldiers, and were seized and hurried
to the main guard. BY order Of the
Prince of SAKE Coburg who com.
rsanded the Austrian army, they were
examined apart, and as their story was
contradictory, they were condemned
to be executed as spies.
Fatima was informed that she had
but half an hour 10 live. She receiv-
ed this sentence with composure, and
only begged that her servant might
be permitted to carry her few tri
fling articles as remembrances to her
friends; for she had still INDUCED a
hope that Atchmet, passing for slave
would be free from suspicion and out
of danger. But scarce had she finish.
ed that request when she beheld her
beloved Achmet passing by under a
guard Of armed men: with extreme
agitation, she inquired what was to
be his fate, and was answered, that
they were conducting him to instant
| death. AT the word death she gave
piercing shreak, and fell from her
seat in commissions. The officer
present few to her assistance and
| unbuttonipg her waistcoat to give her
air, they perceived that their prison.
! er was woman.
The execution of Achmet was sus-
pended and the prince of Coburg
was informed of the particulars !!
He examined them himself, and hav-
ing learned their real situation, he
furnished them with suitable garments
and the same day had them conducted
to village whittier their dlsconso.
late friends had previously fled from
the beseiging army.
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ANOTHER WISH.

From empty dishes and from empty mugs,
From suits at law. apofhecares drugs
From pinchns boots and shoes, sore shns and corns
A faithless wife, and from pair of horns.
a smoky house, a scold, slut, fool,
broken penknife, and crooked rule
From a. dull horse, to use the spur and stick.
And always from dirty rascals kick,
From wanton daughters, and from spendthrift sons
From gripping sharpers, and set of duns,
lnconstant friends, as scke as the wind,
An empty pocket and sordid mind.
From wounds which towards get who turn and run
worthless dog, and from broken gum
From pnching hunger and from burning thirst,
drunkards guzzle and glulton's gust,
From small bottle and narrsw neck,
q narrow soul, blue shirt, and striped back,
From bed infested by bug or flee
tr7m each Of these rray I continue free
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For Sale, or Rent,

4 FARM within two miles of Port. Penn, on
the main roadleading to that place i.
contains seventy or eighty acres of woodland
ioFfy-two acres of marsh, in the Augustine
Marsh Company, the residue plough-land of a
good quality. There is two tenement bou.es
and new Fl me barn on the premises. The
mansion honie will want Tome repairs to make
it comfortable. should the property not be
fold by the Ist of November next. il will then
nc rented tor term of years. ALTO, for fate,
or rent Eleven acres in grais lot adjoining
me town OF New-Lastle. For,erms, apply 10
JOHN STOCKTON in-Wilmnglon.
August 50, 1909. p. W. till No,
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NlBceIlanp.
ACHMET AND FArIA1A

Achmet Manora was an accom-.
plished young man ola distinguished
family in Belgrade, a town belonging
to the Turkish dominions, situated
on the river Danube. An event that
crowned his wishes and seemed 10
complete his earthly happiness was his
marriage to Fa,ima, a lady of exoui.
Site beauty, and rare accomplish.
mcnts, and was the only DAUGHTER
OF Hasan Buglo, bashaw in the ar.
mics Of Turkey. Their marriage
was solemnizcd on the 4th of July
1888 !; and the evening of the same
day the town of Belgrade was beseic.
ed by the Austrian troops.
Although the seigc was sudden.
most of the principal families had
made their escape before the place
was invested by the enemy bo,
Achmet had been too much OCCUPIED
with the affairs OF his wedding to pre-.
pare for flight until it was too late.
i he town was in manner surroun.
d=el by powerful army painting for
conquest and thlrsting Tor blood ; and
there was reason to expect, it were
taken by Storm that the female part Of
the inhabitants would fall victims to
the brutal violence of licentious
soldiery, to which the singular beauty
OF Fauna would but more expose
her.
In these circumstances of extreme
distress, and terror, Achr,ct deter.
mined at all hazards to convey his
bride to a place of safety. He had
her dressed as young man of fashion
and putting himself in the habit of a
slave, left the town at - O'Clock a,
night. hoping to reach some safe re.
treat before the return Of day. They
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Treasury D.peftAcns,
MARCH %, IngQ.


WHEREAS, in conformity with the piosisi.
ons made by law, Tor the reimbursement OF tie.
ErcAaure SIR per Gent Stock; created by the St.
cond section of the Act entitued p" An Act sup
Elementary to the &C, intitulcd an act making
provision fer the redemption OF the whole OF the
public debt of the United States" passed 90
the | lth dav of February, 8o7, 1t has been de-
termined BY lot that the Certificates OF said stock
designated BY the permanent numbers contained
in the annexed Schedule, should be reimbursed
on the first day OF January next;
PUBLIC NOTICE
IS therefore given to the proprictors of the Ger
,iticatcs of EXCHANGED Six PER CENT SrocK
created by the ACT aforesaid, and bearing the per-
,youenf numbers contained in the annexed Schc.
iule, that the principal OF the same, will on sur
reader of the certificates, be paid on the .f,St
dan Of Jan. 1910, to the respective Stockhold-
ers or their legal representatives,, or attornits
duly constituted, either at the Treasury or 1T
the Loan Office where the Stock thus to be re-
imburscd, may then stand credited TO the pro.
pretors thereof.
Its further made known for tho Information
Of the parties concerned, that no transfers Of the
Certificates of Exchanged Stock bearing the
permanent numbers contained IN the annexed
Schedule, from the Books Of the Treasury or Of
any Commissioner Of Loans, will be allowed al
! ter the first day of December next. And the in
tercst on all the Certificates contained i'll The
| said Schedule, will cease and determine, op tue
day preceding the day hereby fixed for the rcin-
| bursement thereof.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Secretary Of the Treasury,
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SO Dollars Reward.

II AN away from the Camp Meeting, in
N in Worcester County, on Monday the
twenty-eighth OF August last, a NEGRO
MAN named ISRAEL, upwards of thirty
years OF age, about six feet high, with a very
bright yellow complexion, the property Of Mss
roy tlzey OF Somerset county, and hired tn.
present year by the subscriber to James Tur.
mp, OF somerset. Any person W no will take
up said Negro and secure him SO that the own.
CT gets him again, shall, if taken ou, of In,
state, receive the above reward, andif taken in
the state, and out Of the county, Twenty-Five
aoiiars-and If taken in the county, Fifteen
dollars, to be paid by
Robert Elzey.
Somerset Couatv, Princess .1nn.
September l2, 500. o.
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-
i axe Notice.

'Hf' subscriber, Executor of lane O,r1u,.
Lite OF the county of Sussex and state of De-
'aware, deceased, being authorised to make ssl,
oil the real estate Of said deceased. situate in ~.
county of Sussex, doth hereby give notice tba,
ne Will dispose of the same, at public ver,,u. -,
Wednesday the eighth day of November mex, ~ =,
ySohhs'own' IN the county aforesaid, between
'ts hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. M. and 3 in the
afternoon. The terms of purchase can be known
by applying to the subscriber near Jobnstown'
September 90, 1909. A.
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Treasury De-, 4 'ment.
March 81, 1909.

WHEREAS, in conformity with the pro-
w vifions made by law, tor the reimburle'
ment of the ErchangtG SIR per Gent STOCK,
created by the second section Of the act init
tied {" An act supplementary TO the ACT init
tied an Act making provillon tor the redeme-
ton of thc whole of the public debt OF the
United States" pal.ed OH the 18th day OF
February, 1907, i, has been determined by
lot that the Certificates of laid fock, deiigna-
red by the permanent numbers contained IN
the annexed >hedul-, fhould be reimbursed on
the frlt day Of October next.
PUBLIC NOTICE
IS therefore given to the proprietor OF the
certificates of EXCHANGED SIN TER CENT
Cock, created by the act aforesaid, and bear
ing the p,rmanrAf number. contained in the an
nexed sehedule, that'he principal of the same,
will, on surrender OF the certificates, be paid
on the frn aa~ Of October, 1909, to the respec-
tive stockholders oi their legal repreienta-
tives, or altoinics duly contributed, either at
the Treafnry or at tr- Loan Office where the
ltock thu to be reimbursed may then itand Gre
dited TO the proprietors thereof
It is farther made known for the informant
on Of the parties concerned, that no transfers
of the certificate Of exchanged itock bearing
the permanent numbers contained in the an
nexed Schedule, from the books of the rea-
fury, or of any CommifIoner of Loans, will be
allowed after the frt day Of September next
And the interet Gil all the certificates contain
ed in the iaid Schedule will ccale and deter.
mine on the day preceding the day hereby fix
ed for the reimbursement thereof.
Albert Gallatin,
Secretary ofMe Treasury