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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03

Barnewall s Popham :
.AFFER FOR SALE.
" ~ Puncheons bright retailing mo-
lasses
90 do sdp Windw'd ssl'd Pm
10 10 4th Jamaica NUN
e5 hhds prime Barbados sugar.
100 bbls prime Pork, (New York and
Baltimore inspection)
10 half pines L. P, Madeira
40 Or casks Colmensr Wine,
$ do Mountain Malaga
500 demIohns
20 cases salad oil
10 kegs chewing tobacco
1000 bushels bright Cadiz salt
1000 burr blocks
Dry yellow ochre, HAVANA segars,
Mould and dipP 81 candles, etc. etc.
March 81 3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Attention !

TThe Alexandria Artillery Compa.
ny il hereby notified to attend regular
qua te,iy me. ting, to be held at Nr. Pei.
tori 'Ayern, on MONDAY, 7th inst. at z
p. Il. BY order Of the captain, =
april s J. II. DUFFEY, Sec'ry.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
SSX Erckonge Coffee House ksA
.a&AtARINE JOURNAL. EA&
PoRT or ALExAYDRIA...APRIL 2.

ARRIVED,
Brig llsbe, Philips, 10 days tr. New
port run, hay, &c, to William Gard
ner. Of Rhode Island.
Schr Mary, Clements, from Baltimore,
with freight 70 merchants of I've district.
A brig from Norfolk, passed up to
Washington this morning.
Schr LOUISE, rhorp, days fr m Nor
folk; freight To sundry persons OF the
district.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Leather,
l. p. Madeira.

1 FEW casks Mess. Murdoch Y ouille,
u Wardrop 4 Co.'S London ParticG-
lar Madeira, Of fine quality, for sale by
Jan 81 w. HODGSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
4 Gardener Wanted.

nNn t al Cab come well recommend
~ ed will fiud employment b. inqui-
r,pr At this office, or at Mr.. Yeaton's,
C amerOn-sueet.
A Bny Of colsr, from IA to l6 yea S
old, would be engaged by the subscribe
for 3 or s years. Parents having children
of that age will find i. to their adVaatas
to make early application: r
JOHN PORTER.
april l NV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03

THIS DAY, at11A.k
EES :. Will be sold at Muncas-
E&kfN ter's wharf, Duke street. the
4f. Odd schooner FANNY +
a<a POLLY. lackle, &c. in CON-
plete oIaef, burihen So ic-95 TONS.
Terms maize knawn ut the place Of sale.
P. G. VI tRSr, LLER. Auct.
april s --
o. TUESDAY. at i1A.M NJ.
Will b. sold at the Auction Store, corner
If Prince and Water streets,
Ssper6n and fine broadclOths
Cassi aere-
Pel,sse cloths
Coatinss
Curduroys and velvets
lri.h linens ;.
Dop site cottons
Cslic0es
Eombszet's
Buckskrn and beaver gloves
Sewing cottons and III eads !
Madras handker' hiefs, &c.
ALSO,
Soap in boxes
Candies in do,
Young hyson tea in chests
Indigo in kegs
F,lberts 10 bags
Pin Cavendish chewing tobacco
in kegs
10 coils cordags
Ladies' kid ard morocco shoes
Mems coarse do.
Furniture, &c.
april s 10y. 49, -. .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Dissolution,

TSlHE Pat yrsnrpo o. Gr'thth Y Draw
ner was dissolved on tie lst June,
ISi7 C. GRIFFITH,
H. BRA WNER.
spril 5 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Warranted Bolting Cloths.
J. M.CRACKAN,

j. N'CHhChAN,
No. seI, Psar!-street, .Nsio- York,
HAS Just received, direct from the
manufactures, and keeps constant
ly for sale, a complete assortment Of
Boiling Cloths, Of every description,
which he warrants to be at the best qua
lily ever imported, and at. uncommonly
lew prices. Sw March IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
One Cent Reward.

ID AN AWAY, on Monday, s0th ut
hNy from the subsc iber, JACOB MIL
LON, an apprentice to the hair-dressing
business, about 16 years Of age: had on
a corduroy roundabout and trewsers, fur
hat and striped waistcoat, The above
regard and no thanks will be gwen, it
brought home. w. DEVAUGHN.
VINO HAS ON HAND,
A general assortment of a. tic!es in his
line. TO RENT,
Hx 4 convenient two story fame
E,s Dwelling House in Washington
HIas street Sossession to be had on
SssHs the 10th Of May next. Apply as
above. st april 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Tanning and Currylng.

Tanning and Currylng.
JOSEPH HESTON continues to carr
d ~ on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, Between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and de-patch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment of
:. Leather,
Of as various qualite. as can be found ia
any shop in the District--which he will
dispose Of at very low prices for cash.
IL mo. 6 -- #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Notice.
London Hats.

TIME subscriber has Just received and
offers for sale, at his Hat Store, on
KingStreet, one door. west Of Royal-st,
/ case of first quality London made war
ranted Hats, which he will sell on good
terms. SAML. ID. HARPER.
april
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
- = @ S GO - % = -
O The annual meeting of

the BIBLE SOJ IErY of the District IT
Columbia, will be held on MOnday next.
at Bridge street Church, Georgetown, at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ. The punctual atten-
d1nce OF the Members is earnestly re
Ouested. Alexandria, April S.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
SALES AT.AUCTION.
BIZ r. g. .MaRsTELLER. ),

THIS DAY, at l0aA N.
Will be sold on Harper's wharf, without
serve, { ON on board the s!oop Susan,
1900 lbs. good Butter, and about
200 bushels Potatoes april s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
Turkey Figs, &c.

Turkey Figs, &c.
1nA DRUMS T~rNey Figs, OF a
HUI very superior quality-Gt
reduced price.
A Nv butch and English Cheese
with general assortment OF Wines and
GrOceiies--fOr sale by
JOHN " CREASE.
ap;ilS Observation-Disclosures
H. The National Irteihgeucer will
please insert the above 6 times, and send
their account to tais Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03

Sugars, Soap, &c.
q HID. PRIME New Orleans sugars
u 40 boxes brown soap
10 do CASTLE do
80 do segars
6 casks Goshen ctleesc
60 boxes raisi S
$50 reams writing and wrap. paper,
this day received and for sale 10y
N. 4 r. Blackjack
March 16 Sw
Barbados Sugar, &c.
lust received aud 10 sale D.
II NEWTON KEENE,
IS hhds. Barbados sugar
1900 bushels Turks Island salt
March ID -,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03
A Gardener Wanted.

II LIBERAL WAGES will be given for
Ia good Gardener, if application be
made Immediately to the printer.
March u -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
From the Literary Gazette ga: Jcurn0i Of Beiies
Letters.
THE ANGEL URIEL.
BY WASHINGTON iLLSToN.


The glorious vsiun. .....
The gorgeous form, that mow upon his theme
OF rocky amber, like sOnr mountain pcak
Da,k 'gainsta iu1aI say Befoie me
Ia gi?n' MaJe>t, !................
Th arch angel UIei...... Fish 20 The Swn.
We have already pronounced this to he
grand and imposin. picture. The character
aud style OF the painting are rather more wor.
Thy OF consideration aud praise than the man
agcment oil the subject. Ii Is, indeed one of
those giant forms which are OF every DAYS oc-
currence, but its excellence lies in an approach
to the exalted system of ancient art. What
honor is paid to modein aud "A youug ARTIST
when we declare HAT We cannot look upon
his work without being remiaded AZ times OF
Michael Angelo and at times OF Corregio
The manner in which Mr.. ALLSToN has treated
his Uricl may artiy be compared with tia, Of
the Cartoons, or more strictly, perhaps, with
that OF the Roman school, whose painters have
done so much TO improve our national taste
and enuoble The arts. There il much OF the
JreSco III its coup drii and with something OF n
want OF detail, an evident want OF sC!i'ItN in
the figure. 1--we could add Ia il that soliditv
which distinguished the chef d'Gurre of Guer-
emo, seen last year ON the opposite side of
Pail Mail, and now in the Kings News, it
would deserve almost unqualified approbd-
tioG As II is, Il is certainly great and ex-
irdordinary Notwithstanding with no mean
Eight at tie highest elevation, and ranking its
author with the most able artists of the British
School.
This Painting was immediately purchased
by the Marquis of STAFFORD and the Direc
tors Of the British hSiIutionpresented The Ar.
list with an hundred aud nifty pounds, stating
IN the letter, that mcuSed it, the donation
was intended = as ii mark Of their appr0ha-
ton for the talent eyinced III the picture Of
Crel."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

lhtvnSe cold coBt,.uai,y occasions these morn.
tain5 OF ice TO split aSunder, and at each mo-
ment may be heard the plosion of these mass
cS, which separate in enormous cbgSms. In the
spring the motions OF The ice chiefly consist in
the upsetting OF those masses which lose their
equilibrium. because some parts dissolve more
rapidly than others. in all seasons the bro
ken ice accumulates in the passages or CULTS,
and opposes equally the attempts OF midi
viduuls who expose themselves on foot, and
tie progress OF the vessel whose motion be.
comes paral>Sed.
If TO all these considerations be added, that
the ordinary course OF the ices from the Pole
depends upon the constant eternal causes, the
aSons anu the currents, the removal Of the
obstacles is only local aud moment3ry; and il
will be allowed that the Polar Seas will never
afford a conimcrcial route. Immense benefits
may result to the fisheries from the discovery
WHICH they hofe 10 effect
MATTE BRUN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

1rcasRry Department, ~ RI mn, 1918.
ATOTICE is hereby gwen, that the several acts Of
Ire allowance aud settlement Of csriaH evide' OF
public debit been suspended Tor Two years by an
act passed TIE 3.h OF April 1918, Of whieh'e following
is copy. WV. u. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
An Act authorize the payment Of certain ccrfoates
he IL eRacted by(he Senate and House 0C Repre
scBf0fipcS N the j1ltPd Stafes eff 4ncricd ia Con-
grPsS 0SS@MhkSd, hat much Of entitled IN
act making further provision for The support put
credit for The redemption the public debt :" Dass
ed the third day Of MaJch thousand seven hundred
nnety-liSe aud much OF the act, entitled, " An
respecting loan Office and Anal settlement ceTlih-
indsnts oi interest and the unfndcd aud regis
teteG debt, credited on fhc books OF the Treasury"
passed the twelfH day Of Juue, thousand seven
hundred aud ninety gt bars from settlement and
allowance certificates commonly called loan office and
fsal settlement certificates aud indents of interest be-
and the 10 beresy suspended for The OF Two
years. from and after the passing of this act Ipf-
cation Of which temporary suspension the act Of mi
sJ I've published BY the Secretary ofthe TTensu.
~, "T tie reformation OF The holders Of the said certi
hcaes IN one o. more of the public papers in each Of
the UuIicd Siates.
Sec. ?. md be further ea0ctcd. That all eerua.
commonly called lean oifse cefHcatss counter
sgned by the lOsF oHceTs Of the states respectively
hual settlement certificates and iBdenis Of interest,
winch ~ the Zine 81 passing this act shall be outstaud.
ing nay be presented ~ the Treasury and upon the
being liqudaicd and adjusted sbaII he paid TO The
respective holders Of the same, with interest six per
ccHt. hoC the date Of ths last payment Of interest,"
endorsed Oil said certificates
Sec. 8. Ind be u C,tTfhsr enacted That for carry
ing ibis act into eject the Of eighty thoDand dol
las be appropriated, ont Of any moneys IN ths Treasury
Ut the builcd States not otherEise appropriated.
n. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GhtLJsRD,
President of the Senate pro tciupore.
Apt,i 10, lsis-Approred JAMES MoNRoE
May5 IlG VITO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
May 20.

4 hLp RsrABl.IsHED PORTER CELLAR.-The sub
~ scri'cr. grateful for past faUoyS returns his
drcerc fhanSSJor the encouragement henhGS receired
from fhe citztS'S9 Rich'goRa 0,id manchester, and
tie pnpEtc az large tO5feH gears past in the bOtfting
business, and hopes By Ssct attention TO all orders
ne his Enf 10 meet continuance Of heir f0Uor. lie
las iGtLy returned Fo the north uhsre he has made
arrangements uffh fhe nest 6Teueys R the United
fafes for GcoRSfGHf SrpPty Of The first quality Of
porter AMI beer th,ORgh fsf>arprGaching S4muer.-
He eI3sctS i" fer dags, $50 bills Of frss qualify
bt@r ard 100 hhdS. do. porter.
he HiSdgSfJ remind lS country customers that he
sin c'Hf7Res 10 Keep of The best 6oticTs "a, the
Gdited Stlts', a'd csI HaTTaRt tie packing Of pOr
tfr, &c. HoAe jn the rory best He seITaIEg
has h0pd from 10 5000 dozen porter, ready )oJ.
use so that his customers can be SappiicGG at the hort
sSf notice ./OHV HENRY
on hcRd, constant supply Of street. bOtfied ciaer.
iis0. just 10 hand, n ShpTty Of Uery first quality
Phjt1GeEphia beer, b. the barrel
dprU 10. i0p.ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

lie tooth ache. Na IL e. 81 h,cod that came Of
her mouth after etooih extracted came insect
Of the wing tribe, about half an inch long lis shape
much ike an eat wig with horns, eyes. legs, aud tail
hind part rather boad FROM the eycrating pain,
believe IL had oecasoned. aud tie tartar that sdheTed
10 several parts OF ITS body, concluded II have
lived "a the jaw for some tlne hat appeared have
died the moment 1t came ont Ia 80 years p,Jce has
inc never ANY thing Of the Kind, patient
such agonieS IF distress, kuew not what make Of "a
t1Uk II To whU, on examiming skeleton law
said that the tines OF the tooth had taken ant
hollow between the jaw aud the nose, aud 10 doubt
Remained but the insect had been taken up i.y smelling
Nheu an aud had Eere grown to ihat state, aud
came with the God hen tie tooih extracted.
This should he canton To people tey smell
of flowers aud heibS which es., nj ins~e,s lest
they hatch them in theiI head, and Lrg disease aud
premature dsath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
EsxsrEuExsz-. sszsurs<zs 7zrsGzszsss,ns rzssznea.


Fair is the view when Ger the verdant lawn,
In roseate radiance beams the smile OF morn,
when skies above trees, streams aud plains below
In biushiua hue reflect the empurp,ing glow;
When fragrant gales DER bells of roses sigh.
And opesins buds salute the euraptured eye.
II.
Fair 10 the view when bright in glowing fres,
To western skies the sinking sun retires;
When days warm blush as bright 4, parting CLOVIS,
As when at morn from eastern clouds 1t rose
When light and shade contrastvd charms d solay,
And blush,ng evening sheds its golden ray.
ILL.,
Fair Is the view when days last beam has ned,
Aud twliishts shades DER all the plain spread
When dim isplayed In clouds cf dusky hue,
The moons pale crescent family meets the view
When g'immsripg stars \ twinkling light display,
And slow subsidies the hun OF closing day.
".
But lovelier far when Ger the brow Of night
The full orb'd moon beams forth With silver light
wbsn hill and grove. aud plain and winding sireatn
In silent beauty rest beneath ats beam
And one unwearied light screneiy CLOVIS,
With steady ray on Natures deep repose.
Al this lone hour, how swer,ly music's sound,
In flowing softness gently floats around
How clear and full its thrilling echoes swell,
Wien no rude sound dlstuibs its rapturous spell
And scarce the breeze the trembling leaf will wake,
AS II Il feared the flowing strain to break.
vi.
Is there an eye that blind to beanty's power,
Can codiy gaze, Al this enhancing hourl
is there 4 heari hat dUeS not thrill to hear
The nieIups strain that courts the attentive car
No scene Can rapture to thGf eye convey,
Tat heart is dead 10 feelings gentle SWAY.
JARCIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

WltDy md General dgcHcydt Washington city.
suE subscriber again npfDs his friends and the pub
&c, that Ne still cnntaaes 10 manage claims and all
hrstar,, Df az sEcncy nature.
Soi IS military aud land patents Obtained
pBnH sshaTie rot ae-penstons collected. &c.-pa}
nioms1ed fur property lost dating the lsie War4au
TO- small commission.
5ridicfs' bounty land bought ana sold commission
"a iaiar sugrB nov on hdud. Puchasefs ran be
pfpirpdy srp-iie1 SAME ANDERSON.
o. c,nmuoieauons, post pao, Wit command in
mediate aUenttrn. So.
April ~. fi32ei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

Treasury department, UdShiHgtOD, AprN 70, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given To the pTopTIetoTs Of stock
1 issued under the convention with France Of the
S0th OF April 1903, commonly sailed Louisiana Stock,
that moiety half Of the principal Of said stock
will be redeemed on the 2ist of October next ensuing
tue date hereof and that the same will be paid to the
respective PROJECTORS to their attoynes duly author
lied, the day before mentioned at the Treasury
Washington, at such Loan Once, on the books where
Ofany portion Of said stock may then stand
Information as JTfher gipeH, That the interest due
at the time Of redempiou such part Of said stock rs
- held IN Europe, will be paid IS heretofore IN London
and amsterdam aud that the interest such part Of
sad stock has been dome iicated will be paid at the
tine with the princpz;, either At the Treasury
az the Loan Offices before mentioned. ind Is otSO
hcrobg maze kvoWn That interest the Eoity bali
Of said Louisiana Stock intended to be redeemed
Aforesaid, will aud determine after the 2ls day Of
october, ISIS. WA. ~. CRAWFORD,
SECRETARY Of the Treasury.
May 2. ilG vito
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TREASURY DEPARTMTNT,
II

10Th May, 1918.
During the last session os Congress. the
House OF Represeni adopted Rcsolu.
ton, of which the following IL a copy, viz
IN Tie House Of Representatives Off
the iiedS!ateS. March 30 1918.
R,soired, That The Secretary ofihe Treasury
be requested TO prepare and report to this
House, at their next session, plan for the
application of such means a. are within the
power of Congress, TO the purpose Of opening
aud improving roads, and making canals
together with Il statement of the undertakings
of that nature, which, as objects of public i,E-
proyemeut, may require and deserve The aid of
government, and also statement Of works ef
the nature above mentioned, which have been
commenced; the progress which has been
made in them, the means and prospect of their
beng completed, the public Improvements
carried on by states or Icy companies. or IN
corporations, which have been associated for
such purposes, to which it may he deemed
eXpedient TO subscribe, or afford assistance,
the terms and conditions of such associations
aud the state of their funds; and snch infor-
nation as, in the opinion Of the secretary,
shall be material, i'll relation TO the objects OF
this resolution.
Atsst, THOMAS DOUGHERTY.
Cleric House Of Representatives.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
comply with the important acquisitions of the
foregoing resolution, all companies or moor
poraiioCs, associated for opening roads and
making canals, which they may respect gely
conceive, require and deserve the aid of the
government, are invited to furnish this De
pariment with such information concerning
their respective uudertak ings, as is required
BY the resolution, and which may be necessary
to bring their claims 10 the patronage OF the
government, before the Congress of The United
States, al the commencement of tlieii next ses-
sion.
Where canal or road has been commenced,
'-the communication Ough, to state distinctly
the dimensions OF the work the nature of The
soil and face Of the country through which
il is 10 pass; its greatest elevation and de-
preston, and neah level; the progress which
has been made; the expense incurred and the
whole probable expense, estimated upOn the
experience acquired in the execution OF the
undertaking.
In all cases of canals, the number and di-
mensiOns of the locks the mean quantity of
earth to be Iem0ved per mile The nature aud
extent OF the navigation to Which they are
to he connected, should be distinctly made
known.
Ia every case, tie facility Of obtaining ma
tcrials for the construction Of roads, bridges
and locks, should be stated. Ike acts Of in
corporation, or articles Of association The by.
laws which have been enacted the amount IF
The fund anthoriSc q OF agreed to he subscTib
ed the sum actually subscribed tha amount
paid i'm the sum expended tie amount re
manning on hand; and the means and pIOba.
bity Of enforcing the payment of the balance :;
should invariably be stated IN every c1mmuni-
cation. And generally every kind at iuforHla.
tiOn which can sheiiiShj upo;i tHe undertaking.
W NJ. H. CRAWFORD,
.,FrTl GyV of The fygJ .urt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

- UNAWAYS IN JAIL,-J1COB, a black lad about
y hiieen years old iye feet two three ncGes
high, lame in his right leg says he bouud Mr.
Durham TO learn the sboemakeT's trade by his
Thomas Nelson, Of York county.
AMIGA, a dark complexion, tall, slender made,
twenty one two years old, and says she belongs
Thomas BnT:, of York county.
JOifh WiLLLfHS, stout built fellow, yellow
complexion, about I'VE feet nine ten inches high,
suspected Of being runaway, (says he Is free man,
The owners of the above slaves desired TO take
them away, they will be dealt with the law directs
X. BURTON, ID. 5.
Nay 20. 7It for ". y. Smith, s.. II. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

E'hlkTi DOLLARS REWARD -RunawaS from the
subscriber IN the month oi August last a negro man
named UdNIEL-Ile Is abUtit ~ years of age feet
or 10 inches high. stont, we'll mace anu very black,
large eyes, ann generally red accustomed by drink has
scar his forehead his hair longer rather finer
texture than is common fer negroes of his color. He
was hired last year 10 Mr. Caleb Sene to James
rveT-on which, or Dan river, he is probably running
at This time. will give the above for delivery
OF Daniel TO John r. Perkins, of Fiuvanna or securing
hiIl IN any Jail SO sc, him. ABRAHAM PERKINS.
Ma, 20 7-wlw.
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'Yreasury Office,

conformity TO act OF Assembly, passed the for;h
DAY of February, one thousand eight hundred ana six
teen, sHuued An act appropria,iHe the Pablo Rev
enue, tne undersisutd Commissioners OF the Sinking
fuud viii be prepared the first day Of July
sug redeem Certificates OF seck issued
tie Bauk of Virginia AID Farmers bank of Niiguia IN
virtue 81 act of Asssnh passed the ust day OF Fen
rrary Thousand e. bt andie ed aud UWrteea entt.d
Ap anthor>iug Loan for the use of the Conunn-
wealth o; NOT exceeding seven bundled and uiny
thousand dollars. III amount ." the Of iitevu
thousauA doilars. JOHN PRESTON, Treasurer.
JOHN BukfoOl, Auditor.
rehsraTv l.
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isANH OF NiNGlxIA.--lhe president and directors
I'D have tbs day declared dividend of tive and
half per crit which (af,er deducng the b"pus of II
per cEnt tn the wealth the new sioch'')
will he paid 1ti0s bank after the 10th met.
This dividend includes the surplus lett the first of
January aud the profits from that period to the fret
day The present month. when the term of the original
charter expired. w. cambridge, taSnr. ,
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