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Notice.

Notice.
Raraway frOm the subscriber in Corn.
,alhs's Neck, negro woman named
'aillis, formerly the cook and market
woman of Captain Richard sieacstrce',
-. Broad Creek have heard she wishes
20 get to Philadelphia. | will give One
.lsndred Dollars ii taken in or about
Philadelphia +; Twenty five if taken 10 Or
about Baltimore and Fifty Dollars il
taken in Alexandria or neighhorbuod. a"4
secured in any Jail so that | get her a
gain. heard lately she Wa, seen il
Washington with her fee husband, who
call hAseli William ADAMS
Joseph n Slonesre"t.
FEBRUARY % It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19

March 10
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November u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NEWPORT

lOh4 or NEWPORT
EaTred-aloors shepherdess, Nov,hup, New.Yo
do. Eadsavos. Willis, do do George and Mary,
Walden, do do. Express, ffanmett, do, do. nal.
cyon, Walden, philadelphia
tCleGfed-sloop Ann. Maria, Bliss, New York; do
Fame, Gardner. do; brig Lydia and Margaret, Ar
mold. su,nam sloop Intrepid, Calvert, Norfolk /;
do. Rose in Bloom, Cole, Charleston do. Expires S.,
uamme,t, New-fork
The James, Gardner, Of r. island, was at hatan.
zas, Aug 81, waitisy fora cargo
The sch. Export. has arrived d New.London,
from Che Grand Banks Of Newfoundland, with 1000
Q'tnsals OF Goldfish. This is mentioned ss the FIRST
= fisherman ever fitted out from Connecticut
my 10 NOT this iauda6ie example foiowed 6y snme Of
our enterprsmy eitiaens ef Newport?
The ship William Henry, Sesbury, aaiied from
Liverpool, July "a, for New-York or Newport.
The ship Pshcr.Amcs, Winsiow, Of this port, ar
rived at New-York, on the 5th inst. So days from
Gottenburg.
The ship Alliance, Mdrfey, for this port, was
spoken Juy IL, lat. Is, lon Q, T. from Manila, out
1l0 days.
The brig Hiram. shearsan. Of thi, port, for Goree,
was spoken July 80, lat 81, lon 48, out l3 days
The ship Frederick-Augustls. Barker, OF this
port. arrived at Baltimore, Aug. 29, from Liverpool,
90 days.
The schooner Plattsburg, from Norway, has ar.
rived at Baltimore. This vessel is the one which
was carried into Norway, scme months since, By
her crew, who had nutinied and murdered their Of.
hcers' Captain De Ia Roche who was sent to bring
her home. infotms that eight Of the mutineers are
caughf-six Of them are secured in Copenhagen,
one IN Gottenburg, and the principal ringeadcr, in
Danizick, ninth was said to hate been taken in
bordeaux.
Ship Tyer, Msuiewsob, Of Providence, was spok.
en-, July %, lat 49, 4o Ion. Is, 28 days from this
port, for Bremen
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SURyEY.

We understand, that an actual survey OF
Boston hstsot Is to be commenced during
the present autumn, by Captain Wsdsworth,
and other officers in the Y. s. service, who,
during the summer, have been carefully sur
vsyiog Gsrduer's Bay, and part Of the bar
bouF Of Newport. The Commissioners sp-
pointed usdec she authority, We believe, Of q
resolve Of Congress, 10 ascertain the most
suitable position for a NortherA naval Defsf,
have been employed With much diligence 10
the exsminalioa es various hatbors on this
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Mekirai Soricfu.


~ the Annual Meeting of the Rhode-Ts-
land A-dicat Society. holden in this town on
the 27th ut. the following gentlemeo were
elected Officers for the year ensoiug -
Pardon Bowen, NJ. ID President; d.. vii.
liam Whiteridee, lg Viee.President p,
Csleb Piske, I'd Viee-Pfesident DR.. j. w.
Riehnond, Recording Secretary; Dr.. vii
liam Turner, Corresponding Secre'sry; Dr.
Thomas M. Barrovs, Treasurer; DE-. Hora.
tie q. Bowen. LIbrsrian and Cabinet Keeper.
--D~s. Enosh Hazard, David King, Edmund
T. Viriag, Joseph Ccms,oek, Ccn.ors for
the Sss,heru Disuict-Solomoa Drown, ~
d. Levi Wheaton, NJ ID. DE-. Samuel Had.
son. John Maekie, NJ. d. Censors fsr the
Northern District.
D. L. VI. Burrows. was sppoio,ed first.
end D.. Aaron c. Wiley, second Oraror for
the ar easuing.
Dts Pardon B'owpcF, and Richard Brow
nell, were elected Fellows Of tie Society.
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Safes at Xurttott.
SALES COMMENCES THIS DAY.
NOT


By TrfRe " Decree ef me Supreme Judie-
iui CSnrt, hoiten al Aepn5rs ca lae yfrss
Monday Of Marrh, 1917.
c. much Of The Real Estate Of ANrRrw Faxr-
~ sory. late OF Westerly, deceased, as will be
sufficient for the payment Of the debts Of ssid de-
ceased. tcgether wiih the expences Of scttlng the
estate ~ ts deceased, and Incidental charges viii
be soid At Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, sept.
10, 1917. and the following dsy.--ssid Estates are
situated partly in Newport, Middlc,own aud James,
iown,--That in Newport consists OF shout & Acres
OF and,--That in Middletown OF 90 Acres uf Land,
now in tue possession Of Jarss CAcss .---And ,hxt
in jamestown, Is the Farm now in the possession of
FeNy Ps1ers-rhc saie will be on the preo.ises, i'm
Newport:on said Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
in Middletovn, at 8 o'clock q. M, On said day..
aoi ia Jamesloah. ont tbe DAY following n III eek.
A. M-The Conditions win be made kncwn At tho
time AID places Of sale. l -{ss. IA
syLyEsfsR cAwT. 8
NAMES CHASE. H5ees-
Newport, yuly 10. 1917. 3Es.s
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Tne port Of Baracoa has been opened, by
Royal order to the foreiga vessels, on payne OF
of ooly half the duties, usually required in
the o:hsr ports Of Cube.
The present stock of sheep Ia Great Brit.
ian. 10 estimated at - ,oOo, 600; more than
10000 900 Of which are ol tbs short woolled
species. The oficial vslue Of wooleu goods
exported from Great Britain, during the year
endiog on tho s,h Of January last, was
3,4oA,4SH: 3,o29,667 was shipped for tho
United States. The value of WOODEN goods
exported Is equal TO about 90 cents for every
shsep ia the Kingdom.
Portugal had officially notified the Europe
an States, that in taking possession of bfonH
F'deo she had only exercised Unsuitable pre-
caution; and thar she stood ready TO restore
II 70 Spain the momeh, the latter has estab-
hshed her authority on the Rio dc Ia Plate.
The head Of the late Mr.. Ponsonby was
opened by Mr.. Lynn. the eminent surgeon of
Parlianent-strce,, and in IL were found sin,
ounces of extrayasated blood, in coagulatod
state. II is a matter of surprise thar life
could hsve contained so loog with SO great
poasure upon tho brain.
The Bible Society at Petsrshurgh had
lately meeting there, at which Prince
GallItRis, stated that che whole number of
societies, established to promote the circula-
tioo Of the Word Of God, amounted to at least
. thousand, of which roo are in Europe.
The Oey Of Aigiers has lately received a
Prescott of sloop Of war Of Is guns freai,
the Grand Pscha Of Turkey also from the
Grand Seignior slooP Of var, of equal size,
4 /, ship, loaded with powder, muskets, balls,
pitch, tar, oakum, iran and timber, for oars,
Gun carriages and ruddcrs. A frigate was al
30 expected from the same quarter.
Aceausts from Galveston (Mexico,) state
thai Queral Nina had taken St. Ander,
town situate about is losgues in the interior,
on he river Soto de la Marina, where $50
Spanish cavalry joiosd him. There was an
excellent discipline kept up In the army,
which was rapidly increasing.
II was reported at the Havana, that the
Eeet OF merchantman, which sailed from
theace for Cadiz, about thee months since,
bad been Captured by squadron OF Indepen-
dent privaleefs, after having paired from
their convoy. -
Accounts from Havana, to tho 5,h Aug.
ttate that the Fever waich had ragged there
for some tims back, with great violence, was
considerably abated.
Tho 6rst National debt in Great Britain,
Vas contracted in tho eigu Of Henry sixth,
TO tho amoant of l4Soi, which was discbarg-
ed; the present debt commenced and was
near 5000 oool. 10 1897.
CRtMISAL OfFENDERs.--By the statement
of criminal offenders in England and Wales,
lately published il appears, that 1882 per-
sons have bssn committed to goal for crimi.
nal offences durins|ths last seven years, of
whom 4,la6 received seutence Of death, (5s6
Of whom were executed )--267 transported
Tor life--s3s for - years-4;5is for 7years
for S years, 4-ditto 4 years.
--.do. vars, 54-di,to2 2 years, and above
yea., ,374-one year and above six months,
s,ss2-sIx months and under, i35ls-wip.~
ped aod fined, LISA.
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The U S. Back stock is now quoted a,
Bliss share-no withst anding the wise cal
culations and predictions of certain federal.
lists, that the credit of the United States ncy.
or could sopport banking institution Of
such uagni,ide. Treasury notes, which, by
the cupidity of SPECTATORS, to give h no
worse name, was reduced to IS per cent. dis.
sonnt 10 many instances, are now, (where
they are to be had, q, any rate, considerably
above the par value.
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To tae Editor o, me Salem Gazet,e.

SIa-I have been a Constant Reader"
and Sorrover of yoor paper for several years.
A piece in one Of your late numbers, set me
upon thinking that I should like to own pa.
per to Tend TO others &c. Mr.. T. the bearer
ofthis, will pay you one ysar's advance, and
will thank you.to put me on your subscrip-
tion list. Yours,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-10

Mr.. q. Dri,eoll, who fell in late duel at
Savannah, was the only son OF DR.. U'DriscolI,
Of Charleston, aged 24 years. He was
young gentleman Of superior acquire remen,s,
and Of the most engaging and efFectionale
disposition. Accident, alone, il is said, pre-
vented a reconciliation, Of the parties The
deceased has left young and amisble wife,
in the mos, interesting si,ua,ion.-Con,. I'D.
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NEWBORN.
TENTH OF SEPTEMBER |!
WFDvEsDAY, SEPTkMBER 10,

This is proud day for Amcrica--it is the
anniversary of the glorious victory on Lake
Erie, achieved by our gallant ,ownsman and
his brave companions in arms--when the
pride Of Britain was completely humblsd on
he- boas,sd element, in the capture Of the
whole Of her Rect op that lake.
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REAL ESTATE.---as ausYon.
Oa FRIDAY, Oct. i0---at Q O'Clock.
NUIICE.

I hereby given, ,ha, sbere will be sold At rubiis
a auction, at the hosssof Tino Txx Pack HA \ Jun.
on Little-kcst Hill, on tne 9Th Of Sept. next
As much OF the Great Pine and Cedar Swamp, ia
South k'nRstowh will satisfy the roeidue II sew.
erAl state and ,swn Taxes, legally assessed on the
same, and costs .Nf -
NATHAN 1ILLiBRiDoE, ooliertsr.
Soifh- -KingsfoEn. .4lg 27 1917
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BR.fAcY B.aNx DIRECTORS.


-~..;.:.s.-
BR.fhcH BANK DIRECTORS.
The following gcn,lemau~ere on Tuesday
lssttppoin,ed Direetors OF toe Office Of DIE
count and pspositc Of the Bank OF the Uni
ted States 10 tbls town:
Seth Wbeatou. Nicholas Brown, James o.
Wolf, Edward Csrringion, George D'Woif,
pHlip Allen, Ebeneser X. Dexter, James
Borrili, Jun. Henry p. Franklin, Samuel
Aborn, Thomas Coles, Christopher Fowler,
Christopher Ellery.
Cashisr--Nalhsn Waterman, Jun. ~
We learn that the Board of Directors win
organize the institution on Friday next, aud
thai business viii be sommenced in the course
81 few wecks.--R. \. dmsrioan.
--;:::.--
CoENEcrIcur INouIsITIoN.--How long
will our sister state disgrace herself by cling
iag to the fragments OF that crumbling monn.
sAent of superstition, the BteS, Lasvs Il is
not Rehyior--as we'll might we term the
pessccutions of the quakers, or the execu.
,ions for wi,chcrsft, religion, az tho priaciple
on which some Of the s,ate iaws of Conucc.
ticut arc predcatcd. Bat Of all there re.
mains of pusitsnic faha,icism their Sunday
laws arc the mos, oppressive. Were a par.
~"N - 49, -AAesouf ob oNuoay uaOtblUR, 10
receive information tha,n beloved child was
iyingsat tho poin, Of death in Hartford, the
law n,ust be obeyed--,he psren, csnno, travel
on that sacred FAY he sees his child ns more.
Perhaps wife, the idol Of his soul, fingers
at the last outlet Of life, waiting to catch one
6nal glance Of tenderness from her beloved
4 asband. Tortured with agony at distance,
the husband Is not permitted to obey tho call
OF drty and affection, because il is Sunday
While tho reluctant soul Is poshed from the
shores OF mortality, and without the privii.
ege Of farewell look, launched into the
great ocean OF eternity. Perhaps the hus.
lesad II sincere professor Of Judaism, and
has already strictly observed the Sabbath Of
hrs fathers. Isthis permitting Americans to
.wosship God according 10 the dictates of
thicr own confidence Its ssion---rank
persecution, and the divine Authsr Of our
blessed rel!e ion, while here on earth, reprov-
&C the pharisses Of his day for the same dis.
position. He now reproves, In the same
language, the phsrisees Of Conneeticnt. lie
says to them" ye had known what
this mcane,h, sviN hape mercy ard nor sac.
ySfec, yn would not have condemned the
gviffsss." Nc1p. York Chronicle.
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CoMxuSIeArfos.---Tb sckool, under the
patronage Of the Female Benevolent Society,
which has been established more than iwelve
years, end in which, on an average, from Is
to SO children have been annually instructed
and partially cios,hed, depeads FOR It's contin-
uanee, very materially, on the occasional as
sis,ance 1t may ree0ye; as its expenses far
exceed The subscription money Of the men,
hers the Socie,y. To orecommend this object,
aud h,bish an opportunity to contribute 10
its support, sermon is to be delivered by The
Rev. Dr.. Parton, in his meeting house, on
Sabbalh evening next. The setsiceato COM
menee at half pa, o'clock. Sept. ..
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At Bristol, very suddenly. on Monasy lat inst.
Mrs. PBfLApgLPRIA BaowsuLL. OF this town,
widow OF Capt Thomas Brownell in the s7tb year
Of her age
A,charlestown,on sunday last. Mrs. MAnysrAu.
ssok, fnSisSaesossort of Gen. Stanton. aged 81 -
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UNCo MlHON FISH.

We Understandable FISH taken III the Long
wharf, few days since is called Sun Fish |;
that one was caught in this harbor ten or ff
teen y-srs ago; and tha, the skin Of one
which weighed 500 Ibis preserved 10 Pearle's
Museum, Philadelphia. Several of the fsh
Of this species haze been caught at Halifax,
n 5. where the boys make balls Of the flesh,
it being remarkably e'as:ic.--it.
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coast, their means and capabilities OF dllcnec,
ard other cireuipstshce included in The scope
OF ,heir ins,russions. They broke up some
dstx sines, at Newport. end have proceedde
10 New-York. Bss. fafe,.
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NOW FOX 'C1f.AFsG GOODS I
WILLIAM = TlLLEr,

NOW rON CftF.APfOtJtJ
W7LLIAM T. TlLLE1,
No l24. THAMES. STREET. =
wikL OPEN THIS b<f
A GENERAL AsSoRrMENT or SsoDbs.
Uhieh he suiA SET LozvJor C<ss. az this arffs
rie Is very much Wanfed az hrrsehf.
Amoss wnfcH AaE,
Brosdclo'hs and Csssimeres, ksrseyA, Stocking.
nets, Planes, FIannels an assortment Of Italian sn1
0anton Grapes, do. Nandarinc. for Eentcmens
wear, both for pantsloons and yests do Ploscntnes
for vcs,ings. Lustrngs, sinshaws, fancy yes.ings.
Cacoes and Prints brown. lead. and blue Poplins.
tor ladies' wear, imitation Grapes, black and wtito
Csmbrics Shirtings and Sheetiogs. cheap; do Linz
ems Handksrchiefs Of every description ard prices
Umbrellas, India Cotohs, Of every quality & price.
do Chex and Stripes fancy vest Du,ionS. do coat
de-; fancy Muslins, and q great variety Of other
goods. too tedious to mention ~
.3iss--one case Bombszctts. Of every quality col.
or and price 1 do. Wildbores 1 do. American
Cotton. by the piece or yard, very cheap.
Ltkewise--sn assortment Of Ribbous, suspendcss.
Cotton Balls, and few Hats.
bSwbsrf .fagnsf 20, 1917
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2OU Dollars Reward.

s Winged reward al one hundre
q dollars ior the arrest and convictio
ne person or persons who robbed NE
Achahge Office on the night OF the 9TH
Instant; also an additional reward uf
one hundred dollars tor the recovery IF
,ie property stolen tLerefl ON, CONSISTING
o' specie N dollar, change, American
aud English gold zoo dollars, bauk notes
about 80 dollars, ninety tickets in the
icdicai College Lottery, sccund class,
aud n tickets in The Washington Mo.
.ument Lottery, tt,ru class.
KOMuLUS RIGGS.
Georgetown, Dee. IL
I. :. Ia ,.ny person has knowledge #
>ne said roobely, a..d do not Wis ;icw
lanes mentioned, and viii give ng p,i-
s1lte inioruiailOn, 50 that The pe:sca cln
DC arrested, they shall ha ea,,:e & TO
rewa.d, and 1t shall be- hept secret,
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Sales at auction.
bn Rsduesdags and Saturdays,

~ WILL ne oFfEREDs
h the Auctien Office IN Union street,
4 Betweeu King aud Prirca-
N N extensive aud general assortment
j of seaSonable Goods, oil BRITISH,
frnch. German. In'iia, aud Domestic
35nufacture. which viii be we'll elect
aud wei; worthy the attention OF
I'M and country merchants and others !;
ne undersigned will be abnndan'ty
.pnl;ed from the manufactors and 'nelr
heads in Boston. New York aud Ph'ia-
viii give 20 sen'leme" an
of laying in their goods nii as
boi terms as thes can be N those cltles,
kim ioto yiaw the difference oil Elk
hange, etc. etc.
Tie particular description ot goods
ill be advertised in the papers oil the
sConsi-nments strictly attended to and
beral advances made il desirable
Z John Jackson & 90.
4 AuCtioaeecs.
N,yem',nr =
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100 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
9th September, a negro man, named
JAMES, about 5 feet 10 inches high,
slender made, very black about forty
two years of age, good coarse shoe
maker, talks slow and chews tobacco. -
l will give the above reward it taken 90
miles from this place, or Fifty Dollars
if taken within that distance, and pay
all charges for delivering aim in Alexan-
dria.
Charles 1. Catlett
October s tt
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Stolen from my Pocket,

Yesterday afternoon, my Pocket Books
containing two Notes Of Fifty Dollars
each on the Mechanics Bank, aud some
smaller notes one oil the notes had been
torn in two and pasted together. lfany
suspicious person should ofier to pass
notes of this description, it is requested
that they may be stopped. A reward Of
90 dollars will be given for the Book aud
its contents and detection of the thief.
Alexander Baggett.
December 10
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Exchange olhce, CteorSeto,s"

an WILL give the highest premium tor
Drafts at Sight. and Bank Notes, on
ibe following places, viz.
So Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Ia!
'iimore. Virginia, North Carolina, South
farulina and Georgia. will also give
|thc highest premium for Drafts on New
lOrleaus, Treasury Notes aad Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Notes
Bought and sold.
All kinds of Stocks aud Bills CT Ex
y ange bought and sold,
Notes. Drafts and latercst collected
and reunited for small commission.
s. No. Persons travelling to any part oi
lime United States may be supplied Win
{pntrbie Funds.
Il s7e Please 70 enquire atmy hxchange
'sud Brokers Office, Br;dse-Sirest, "eO.
16er.
RomHluS Rigs:
June
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sitty Dollars Reward
Hill aud Dale, Fred. County,
N;ru,uia nncenhar so

-
Virginia, December so.
.Abscondsd fyo,n this plantation Oh the
nirht Of the gath instant. without the
smallest provocatien or known cause,
very black young man, nrmed
PETER,
supposed to be about twenty two or
wenty three years of age 4 about ) feet Z
or inches high, strong and robust and
broad ever the shoulders. He had new
cloaths of home made cloth tulled, OF a
drab color, but | have some reason to
thiak he Sold them and may APPEAR in
what is called his Sunday cloaths, the
coat of which is brown cloth pretty much
worn, but he has other cloaths and may
change them. will give Fifty Dollars
appreheuded out of the state of Firsi-
MIA, and Twenty FIVE if taken in the
state or district Of Columbia and brought
home to me or lodged in Jail so that ]
get him again. Masters of vessels are
admonished, at their peril. from taking
him on board aud conveying him away.
John Hopkins.
Io,,,rv o If
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Forty Dollars Reward,

Ran away fron the subsC,ler OK the
a4;h instant. a negso mar naa,,d FAN
DALI 1hSiPbELL, He !. ar-gt 80
o 81 years ct age, ahaut feci c ai
inches High. 'ery r"rBd ,heuiderrb AMI
aangs nj, head, ias most ema,khhls
prominent thick lips aoc hare fea,r,cs.
! viii give len Uol!ar: 10. tatirg I'D
'ald negro aud secaril. n,m i, !alt. If
not farther i,an ibe city OF Na,n m.
thirty Dollars il as far az IRE,
ard Forty D"!la ifa la a. SHi'i.- e..
PIMA. Masters cttvessei- are iore a,ued
carrying oil saIu Fellow a, their port
Andrew jamie on.
Drcember 90 ,ctar
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Bark Of the U States,
Office of the Commissioners,

WAsnrNernN. Nov. %. 1916.
NTOTiCE is hereby given to the sub
= scribers to the Capital OF tlie Brink
of the United States at the city of Was
ingtnn. tina, the Commissioners appoint
ed by the President OF the United States
10 receive the said subscriptions, are du.
" authorised b. the president and dircc
tors of the Bank Of the United States, to
receive the second nstalment OF the SAID
subscriptions to wit: on each STARE OF
the laid capital, 10 dollars in gold or sill
yer cuiu. ard 2j dollars in coin as afore-
said or in funded debt. at the rate, pre-
scribstl BY the act Of incorporation with
n power OF attorney annexed to The certi-
ficatcs o. the said funded debt proportion.
authorizing the loan officer. Tor the time
being. at whose etfice the said funded
debt snail stand recorded Tor the register
of the treasury OF the United States, ii
the stock shall stasd ON the oooks OF the.
treasury to transfer the same in due
form Of law, to the president. directors
and conrany vi the Bauk OF The United
States t.idt tHC paul Ih'ih'i NN'o''N'' a.
agents OF tie Bank, will attend at the
ronlns of the treasury, occupied by The
Office of Pay aud Deposit III the Back y
Colombia. between the hours Of l0o'cIctk
in tae for noon, and three o'clock IN the
afternoon, daily Y every day. Sunday
excepted, FROM Sae frs. 81 January next
ensuing To the Esd Of the saasc month,
both days inclusive, tsr Inc purpose OF
;cceiviug the payments as aforesaid, aud
hat Inc subscribers, - their cptioa. may
either pay the said aeco',d insia'ment at
the orisiaal place o. subscriptions, wiThln
the tine hcyein limited " at the baak
OF tie U. States at Philadelphia.
JOHN MASON, J
THOMAS SWAMI, ! Com'rs.
JOHN p. VAN NESS,
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