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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
Sale of Valuable Dry Goods.

III
~ cold, without reserve, at Wn1GHr
l. DAvIs's auction Rooms. George town,
so Packages Piece Goods;
Suited to the present season-amongst
which are,
Superfine cloths and cassimeres
Cambria, jaconet. an fancy muslins
Super cambria, CasIisie and common
ginghams
Bird-eye, Barcelona. black and cross
barred Caution handkerciiefs
Yellow Nance, and blue nankeens
Bengal stripes. calicoes and plates
Extra super .team-l9om shirtings
Mems and women's white and culored
cotton hose
Black and colored bombazetts
Black, cloth coiored, and light dye
sewing silks
Cambria dimitles, and Ga super cham
brays
White ard co'ore ed Marseilles quilt.
ings, and cotton forentines
Table diapers, and Irish linens
90 and 10 shirting cottons
Domestic ginghams, plaids and stripes
Madras, cambria, and common pocket
handkerchiefs
Bingham and cambria umbrellas
Cd to so-4 super cloth printed table
covers and crumb cloths
Superfne white velvet for painting on
Morocco hats and caps, and mems
summer hats
Norsted bindings, bed lace and cot
ton ferrets
Gilt, plated, and glass buttons
A large quantity Of German linen, OF
various kinds, with sundry other useful
goods
The sale to take place at 10 o'clock,
A. M. when the terna, which are liberal,
will he made known
WRIGHT e DAVIS, Aucs.
May 25 tN25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
London Hats.

"hE subscriber mas just received and
offers f,r sale, at his Hat Store, on
;. ,ns-street, one doa- vest of Roval-st.
case Of first quality London made war
ranted Hat, which he will sell On good
terms SAML. ID. HARPER.
april l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25

Teas and China.
n ANDING from the ,chI HlIan, cap.
tam Hand. and for sale by
LAWRASON Il F0WLE,
5 chests Young hyson
95 ca;ty boxe. of gunpewder, imPeri-
al and young Tyson teas. o: seven to
fourteen pounds each
100 canisters Of imperial, OF 2 lbs.each
Is boxes tea setts-chlna
3 do. cups and saucers, Of 500 pie
ces each-Ihe London Traders Car.
go, just imported.
10 bags pepper
ALSO FOR SALE,
The cargo OF schnr. Venus, consisting Of
565 casks fresh ThomastOn line
$4,000 feet lumber april "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
For Freight,

rSS The tas: sailing schooner
xsESM NELSON, Tenney master,
TSA .blItheD $50 barrels, is su
S Perior vessel, and can be rea-
dy Tor cargo in lev DAYS Apply to
l.AWRAS0N & F0WLE.
Who have for sale said schoOner's cargo
of lime, lumLef, AMI tanners bark.
May -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
For Hire,
Wanted to Rent,

A HOUSE in the center or Ia the vi
n entity Of business, calculated for
the accommodation of a small family,
with good cellar, AMI lower rooms TOR
business. Such q tenement. the ap
plican. would prefer taking in exchau sc
ior house calculated for private tami y
OF boarding house on Dake s'~eet.-En-
cure AT This Cffi,e. Nav %.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25

Tanning and Currylng.
Joseph HhSTON continues to car
., nv 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 despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment of
Leather,
OF as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District-which he will
dispose Of at very low prices for cash:
limo. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

EloTILiNG CELLAR, Oa the Min Street 4 doors
- bdop tie Bcu Idpera.-IANES MCALLIsrER
respectfully informs his friends andthe pubic in .en.
rat thai ne has nov on hand and oners Tor SALE ar.e
supply of the very best ebllatelphla porter ale aud
brown stout, Philadelphia sweet, ana Virginia c,ab
eidef, OF superior quality Also quantity of very
nue. p'chlihg vinegar (supeIorto amy wile wine vine
gar all OF which he is determined to sell at .ey Irdu
eed prices. wholesale or by retail.
N H. Country merchants (by giving "a hou rs notir,
can &c supplied with any quasiiy OF ihe above IN bo,
Ties, on HE moot reasonable terms, for cash orders
rem town OF country thankfully received aud carefully
executed.
lie can warrant the packing o( porter done in the
most careful manner.
@ehtenen would do well call and taste his liquors
and ~ the qualify that may b. ordered DOM grove
equal TO the sample, he will cheerfuy eSchange IL or
return the money. Ji,ne o. IO,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

Sqnne, The principal perpetrato Of H., afro
cions crime, has not been taken. A reward of
) 400 is offered lor his app, ehension. [Coarier.
arg1St S.-Wc learn that the Monster (who
we mentioned in our last as the principal inur-
derer of Maj. Cienshaw,) has been rested
mond. rJb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

NE ESSkS. Richard baSkeiNIiie and Eliza
Avn beth his wife, and George Steel and
Martha his wite-AS You are not inhabitants
OF this commonwealth. take this method of
Informing you that shall On the 2.;h aud 25th
days Of September next, between the hours OF
ten oclot k In the morning, and five O'clock in
the evening of each day, AT the house of Eliza
Deth Steer IN the county of Powhatan, and
state OF Virginia, proceed to take the deposi.
tons OF Elizabeth Sizcr and others, to he read
rs evidence IN suit now depending i'm the SUI.
pcrior court Of law for the county of Amelia.
wherein you arc plau'ifis and am defendant.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES JENNINGS
Cartersville, August off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

y CfiCl = 0nilc ;sth cI'. { ,vck f,o,r ON
IN board OF jackson Mills, bvat. head r,an
Reuben. one ~ halfkers ofmanuiactugcd 10.
bacco.-lhe owners ate required 10 prove pro-
perty, pay legal charges, or viii sell it, as the
Jaw directs. HM. pliiGOTr.
Inspector If Boots, LoeL Hcrtor.
August 2S..w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

91NNEEbUKN'S PhTtNT PIUUtHS.....fhe suDscu,
bers have just received, aud efier Tor sae so Free
oorHS Patent PtORgkS, of assorted sizes. These
Idoughs are believed to combine many, n not more
advantages, than any plough used in viIginia
Some OF oar bes, farmers have them and speak vi ,eu
in the very hIghest terms.
FLEMING JAMES s. CO. Marie, Bridge.
July rs. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

inst. were on Friday last arrested, i'm pnrsm-
| ahce OF warrant from the acting Judge of
the Court of Admiralty for the District of
georgia commanding the seizure aud deten-
ton OF said slaves, till some further order be
made IN the premises. Joseph Thorn aad John
d. nee, were authorized, by Commission
annexed, TO value them. On their oaths they
appraisedthem 10 be worth. to the best of their
Judgments, three thoUsd,M one hundred and sin
~ .Hre dollars, averaging abou, ffiy four dollars
each-Nhet the claimant will be allowed
to receive them, and giyesa boud in this amount
tor iheir forthcoming at court, we do not
know Norbave we learnt hat couise viii. be
pursued by the governor on the occasion. G(b.
WAsHINGToN, August li....A man was ar
rested ia Georgetown and committed 10 the
Jail OF this city, on Sunday last, charged with
havins stolen negro boy in Alexandria, on
Thursday the same for the recovery of whom
a reward III one hundred dollars was offered in
thlS paper. The following particulars of the
theft, aud arrest OF the kidnapper, are copied
from The Alexandria Gazette OF Yesterday:
he public will be pleased 10 hear that the
scouhureis who were believed TO have stolen
negro boy on Thursday, have been upprehend.
ell, and The principal LODI. ed i'm prison The
circumstances, as far as we can collect then.
are Driehy these: Ga the day aforementioned
man having purchased a watermelon at one
OF the wharVes, employed the bow 10 carry il TO
a boat at some distance, he being in compauv
On his reaching the place. he was seized by
hirn, and with the aid Of another man secured
uuue orc D! Tue seats q! The boat, which mne-
diais'y put oil, and Was rowed with speed 10
Washington. On arriving, The boy was taken
10 the residence OF otie OF thekiduappers and
locked mp. Being afterwards liberated under
promise not 10 go away, he was seen and re-
cognlzei on Saturday by Mr. THo's " BRucP
formerly OF this town, 10 whose humane inter.
Terence the owner of the boy is indebted for
las recovery, and the public for the arprehen.
SION ofthe miscreants. They were immediately
lodged III jail. One of them, however natn-
rally feeling restless from his unpleasant asso-
Gallon with foul air and cramped exercise
very m stiinulanis 10 mental invebtion b con.
ceived, IN lucky moment, that his liberation
couia lie elected ny man@uyre, not unire.
gaeniiy resoited TO in these degenerate times
ny those rogues who disregard the precert
HONOR AMoNG THIEVES ;; and that sisiply was
to turn states evidence! He was ACCORDINGLY
neid 10 bail to appear al the next SQUIRT 10 con.
LrOnt lperllans attrhMll his nci.nnnIice %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

or carrying HGHS Uths United States on The fol-
to"iRs oS<-roads, wiH be received at the General
ooI lSee, az ne city 81 UaSAiVgfOn usttE tkc
26th day " September neat iackusfse 80
IN VIRGINIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

ENhGN from my negro man John, few GAYS AGO a
nail Bar Horse, about years old, considerably
s"ell"d Just below The hook NJ the rigbt hind leg The
sara n-sin tad been aprrcbended IS q runaway and
c""Wcd to cnroJail, and says that lie got the horse
John his again made his escape.
wI. BONDURANr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18
Nnisy crech MU,. Angmt ~ w. ''NOO"t ~

NOTICE is hpreOy given thai the sabscTbgT Intends
removing to the western corptfy early in septr
next an those Indebted 10 him arc requested to come
forward and pay him and those who have claims
against him arc desired TO present them fer payment.
o. SAMUEL COURTNEY.
BHesingbcm, august IL. 20. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-19
By me Presidem ef the Unned States.

a
XA1 aERAs. by IN act Of Congres., passed on the
w Sd of March, 1915. entitled. T" an act TO pro.
vide for the asccrlaiuiug and surveying of the boun-
dary lines Fixed BY the treaty with the Greek Indianss
and for other purposes" the President OF the Unit.
ed states j. authorized to cause the lands acquired
by the said treaty to be offered for sale when SUR
,syed;
rnEaErorE l, JAMES Mo knoE. President of the
Uni,ed States, do hereby declare and make known,
lha, public sales for the disposal (agreeaby 10 law
Of certain lands 10 the Alabama territory, shall be
held at Millcdgcvi!ie, in Gcorgis. viz
On the first Monday IN October next, ior the sale
Of town lots, in the town Of Cahaba, IN the said ter
rtory situate NJ the junction Of the rivers Alabama
and Caliaba.
On the third Monday in October next, for the sale
Of townships l3 ~ IS, Is, in ranges 9, 10, III, IL,
l3, IS; and Of townships Ia, Is, Is. in ranges IL
and l6 Of the land district in Alabama territory dir
ected by law TO be sold at Milledgcvie. excepting
such lands have been reserved by law for the sup
port OF schools. or for other purposes each public
sale shalt continue open for two weeks, and lon
ger The town ioss and other lands, shalt be offer
ed for sale in regular numerical order, commencing
with the lowest uumbcr Of lots. sections. townships
and ranges. ,t s.
And further declare and make known, that the
Offices Of the register and receiver Of public monies
forthe said district, shalt be removed from MAedge-
vile to the sforcs aid town Of Caabs the first day
Of January, 1919
Gwen under my hano - tue Ciy. ot WASH
ington, this twenty-third day of May. 1913
BY the President JAMES MONROE.
/ JOSIAH AIEICS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
or Printers who are authorized 10 publish the
laws Of the United States, win publish the above
once week ill the FIRST Of October next, snd send
their bills to the General Land Office for payment.
Map Of the above district. and plan of the
town Of Cahsba, viii be engraved ~ speesIily as
practicable, for JOHN g. RDINER,
Chief Clerk General Laud Office
And sold by him and At Aiilledgevilie.
June 10. 1915 Cl7wJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-19

Nv the President Of the United States.
yNnEREAS, by an act of Congress, passed on the
W i7ih OF February, 1873, emitted An act NIX
is provision for the ss ablishment of xddiuossi
La"d Offices in the territory OF Missouri" che Pres
dent ci tile Uncd States authorized to direct the
public lands, which have been surveyed in the said
territory, TO be offered for sale tsl.s
TScs-torc. l, JAMES Mosnou, President Of the
United States, 40 hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agreeably TO Isw
of certain lands in the tcrriory Of Missouri, shall
be held in Franklin. in said territory, viz.
On the first Monday in Jaausry next, for the sale OF
Townships No. IS TO 50 in J $500 sf Z.
~: elusive !, and ''ss''' Tow" arrange ls
4sto $: and "a
fract1 township 53
On the first Monday in March next. for the sale Of
Townships 48 TO SIS inclusive in ranges % aud IS
8to 50 &c and 27
On the frs, Monday in Nay next, for the sale Of
Townships 81 to 81 inclusive IN ranges II and ~
81 TO So 13
So 10 SO II and IS
excepting the lands which have been or may be re-
served by law Tor the support of schools, and Tor
other purposes
Each sale shsl, continue as long 40 may be nscss-
sary To offer the lands for sale, and no longer, and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington,
this I7.h day OF July, Que thousand eight hcn-
died aud eighteen.
BY the President JANE, MONROE
JOSIAH ICIGs,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office
prm,ers who are su,horised to publish the laws
Of the Un,ed states, will publish the above once
weuk ~ The fret of Msy next, and sent their bills
to tie General Land Office for payment.
August lawtM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-19

BY fAe Prssidtm Of che Uniitd States.
M HEnEAs. BY sn sct of Congress- psssed on
w the third day Of March, 1915. entitled An
set 70 provide for the ssesrsinipg and surveying Of
the boundary lines fixed ty The treaty With the Greek
lndisns and for other purposes" The Pressdent o.
the United States IL authorized TO che Iands.
acquired By the said svssy. % be offered for sale,
Therefore, I. JAnss Mopsos. President of the
United States. do hereby declare snd make knovns
that public sales for the disposal (agrceaby 70 isw
Of certain lands in the Alabama territory, shall be
held Cahaba, in the ssic territory The Grst Mon
day in January next, snd shall continue for three
weeks, during which time will be offered for sale
Township numbsr'd 3 to is inclusive IN range
9to i6 In
e 10 to IS in
lot 10 in 8
except such lands a. have been reserved by law Tor
the support Of schools. and for other purposes The
land shall be offered for sale 10 regular numerical
order, commencing with the lowest Lumbcr OF $50
ton. township and range.
Is Given under my hand, al the City Of Washington,
the l7ih day Of July. one thousand eight hun
drcd and g's'een. xke.
by the President: JAMES MONROE.
J. MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who authorized To publish the laws OF
the United states will publish the above once week
till the hrst OF January Dext and send their bills to
the General Land Office for payment
August s, 1873 2l~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-19

BE- tie Pres;dsri Of tie I1nissa 5'3F
WHEREAs, b. an acl " conss sss passed % ~
Sd Of March, 1Si7. entitled An scs 10 suho'i@-
the appointment Of sarstyor for skf isrsis ~
northetn part OF the Mississippi TERRITORY, and u
sale Of certain lsnds therein described tie ffe@r
dent Of the United states Is suthoriztd 10 sesef
certain lands, for scites FOR towns and cause nc
said lands 10 be laid oil into tova Ioiss AID the sa
lets 20 be offered for tale
Therefore, lJAhEs MoHeoE, Pfesiden, OF the
United States, do hereby declare and make knowr
that public sales for the dsposal of the lots ~ "a
town Of Mscathvn heretofore called Milton's BuIi
on the south Bank Of the river Tennessee lnsss
the he I'D Of the Muscle ShosIs) In Alabama Terri
tory. on the second Monday in October next
The sales shall continns open tor one week. ane
longer if necessary, and the lots shall be oherss
for sale 10 regular numercis order. beginning with
the lowest number.
Given under my. hard. at the city Of washincson.
this 26.h OF slsy 1913 -
BY the President,
JOSIAH MEIGs.
Commissioner General Land 0fhce.
ar Printers Who are authorized TO publish tie
Laws Of the United States. will Insert the above In
their ne ewspspers once Week ill the frst Of 0cior
ber next, and send their bills 10 The General Land
Ofiices fer payment t'7wJ
A.Msp of tire ssoutsviIle District engraved and .
Plan of the town Of MaBsshon will be enBrssed
rs speedily AZ prscticsble, and vii be sold NJ hata'
vile and At the General Land o65cs, Ly 3Le
JOHN 0ARbiNEH
sune ". SsssSs SsS. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the Propfieters VI .hs
IN old six per cent Stock, thst tlie last psymert
on account of the principal and interest Of the said
stock. will become due the first Of October nexs,
ensuing the date hereof and that the will bs
paid on that day. at the Treasury and al the hoan
Offices having such stock standing on their books.
20 the stockholders to their attornies, upon the
surrender of the original Of the said stock
It is further made known, for the information Of.
the propreters Of said old six per cent stock resk-
ing in foreign psrts that in order 10 obvac AZ far as
practicable sSy iuconveuience which might result BY
reason Of loss at or otherwise Il will be adviss-
bic TO retain copies Of their certificates a.
thcnticated by notary public duty appointed
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, Ses'ry 1feasurg
April %. tlstO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-19
|the President OF fhe United Stales

IIEkEA3 by au act Of congress passed on the
Goth Of March, 1904, entitled ''An act max
sovision for ths disposal OF the public iands in
Indiana Territory, and for other purposes" and
CT passed the 3d day ut March. 1905. en'.-
an scs supplementary u the act entitled an
making provision for the disposal Of the pub
lnds d, the Indiana Territory" an act passed
25,h Of April, 1904, entitled " an act supple
al 10 an act cguIaing he grants Of lands in
I'd States is Aui horxod 10 ctusc the lands in the
district of Detroit, to be offered for sale when
Dyed and whereas part Of the said lands have
sui veycd
erefore I. JAMES MONROE. Presidcn, Of the
ID states, in coniol>nily with the said acts do
by declare and make known, that public sales
&c disposal (agreeably to law) Of he SAID,
shall be held al Detroit, in Michigan Terrific
iz;t t
the first Monday in July next. for the lands
iaed in the ranges 9, ~, ", 10 and Is, south
e base line on the fret Monday Of September
for the lands contained in ranges i5. Ia Is,
md II north Of the base tine and on the first
day in November next, for the lands contained
ngcs 9, 10, III and ~, north Of the base line,
piing such lands as are or may be reserved in
distiict, BY Law, for The support OF schools and
thcr purposes. The sales shaft continue open
wo weeks and no longer, aud shall commence
the 6rst section of The lowest number OF town
and ranges, and proceed in regular numerical
ven under my hand at the City Of Washington.
the thirty first day OF March, one thousand
ci ight hundred and eighteen
JAMES MONROE.
the President, JOSIAH MElGS.
Commis sioncr Of the General L-Dd.cfiiee.
inters of newspapers who are authorized to
tsh the laws Of the uaited States, viii insert
Above once week till October next. AMI send
bills 10 The GeaerAi Land Dihee for pa. went.
bril %. 2s@.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-19
JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEiGS.
Yy tie President Of TIC u otafes.

3y The PresidtAf of TIC u States.
fHEREAS, by an act sf ',,psr, 81, p@ss,d on
the l7,h OF Fobruary. 1918 emitted an &C.
ling provision for the establishment ef ADDITION
brd Offices il Ike yrrfitory Of Missouri the
|ident OF the Unitcd States Is al Borised 10 al
. the puaIic lands which hssc b,en surveyed in
territory TO u, offered ~. safe:
therefore. i. JAmus MnHRoE, Pres'dent of the
. ed States, do hereby dec are and make known,
public les for the d.sposA taggeeable TO 'aw)
ertain lands in the territory 81 Missouri, sbal!
held a. follows. viz A, ~ I.cu,s. IN the sa'd
|tcry, on the FIRST Monday in August, October.
fmbcr, February and April next, aud three
Ks after each Of The said days. for the sale OF
e in the land district Of ~. Lauis Thirty town.
) shalt b. offered ut each sale commencing with
most eastern ranges ives, Of the 9Th principal
3diSn line, aud proceeding westerly
| thr Seat If Juncs fs~ Hassard Ccin.y, in the
| Territory. on the 6rst Monday in september
November next, and three weeks after each Of
days, for the sale Of lanes in the land district
5ssard Csunfy Thirty Townships shaIl be OF
y nt each sale Tia Arst to be in Z square form,
|to include the sea(1 Justice Of the said coun-
hs nearly in the ce11lsS 10 the situation Of the
eys will admit, and tie second Immediately east
De Arst, and in the same form excepting from
' IN each district, the lands which have been or
be reserved BY law for other purposes.
wen under my hand. at the city Of washington.
the thirtieth day Of April. one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
! the presidcus
JOSIAH MEIGs
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
q Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
nblish the Laws Of the United States. wilI insert
.ssove once week t,ll April next and seud their
. 10 the General Land OfIce for payment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-19
AN ACT, TO authorize the payment Of cets
tain ceru6cstes.


Rehresenfofives ~ The United Sfasts ~ dsnts
rlea, in Congress asssmbied. Tka, 20 much cf
an act, entitled. An act making further provision
tor the support OF public credit and for the iedeuPs
lion OF the public debt" PASSED the third day of
March, one Thousand iuadrtd and mind y hte;
and somuch Of the act entitled, " Al Ios Respecting
loan ,ice ana frai settlement certificates, indents
OF interest, tue unfurded and registered debt,
credited on the books Of the essury passed the
twelfth day of June, one thsussrd sc,en kunorsS
and ninety sths, as bsrs from seuiement ami allow
snce, certificates cUn,TOony called loan of'ce sn6
final setem~ certificates, and indeiits OF M,citti.
be, and the same is eretr suspended for tue tenn
OF two years. frD and sfier The passing c this act;
notifoaon of which ,emporssy suspension Of the
acI of limitation shall be published by'be ssore,c
ry Of the Treasury, ior The information Of ,hs bold
of said certificates in one or niote of the pub
lie papers IN each cf tie United states
Sec, 2 Ind be is srfh~ saiacsss That oh eerti-
fcaies, commonly called loan lice cersihcstts,
countersgned by the loan ctkcess Of the states RESI-
pectivey final settlements certificates. and irts MS
Of interest. which at the'timr Of passing this oct,
shall be outstanding, may be- presented 90 the
Treasury and. upon the same being liqs idsted std
adjusted. shall be paid to the respective he ldefs Of
the same, with interest," at six percent foan the date
Of the last payment Of intsrest, as endorsed on ssl,
certificates. &
Sec g. Rad BE- IL fsrfLsr ~rusfed, That for carry.
ing this &C, into effect, the sum Of eighty 'thoussnd
dollars be appropriately oul of sry moneys IN the
irea'uiy '0' 0'"e'S''s 'Pp'pP, u Clay
Speaker Of the house cf Representatives
ttte.s..- ~ .,t n JOHN GAILLARD.
President Of the sensses pro.tempore.
April i3, lsis--Approyeds
rM.13] JAMES MONROE.
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