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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20

t7 The ENQuiRERi is published twice week, gene
,aly aud ihGec tiias week during the session 0:
yafe LcsiSIGfHle.-fTice, tie s.ne heretofore Fare
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~ No paper viii hr discontinued, mt at the dsce-
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IT Whoever viii guarantee the ofnine papers
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u one Sqatore- First Insertion IS ceHtS-eGch
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No sdUcTsiSemcm inserted UNtH IL has either been,
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fRIirO1S.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

i The Tythingmen of Portland, through the
medium Of the newspapers, would remind d
their fellow townsmen Of the laws which pre-
scribe there duties. They are carefully to
inspect all licensed houses, and inform Of all
disorders, or misdemeanours committed in
them and also of all such as shall sell spiritu-
Gus liquors without license.-They shall in
form of all idle and disorderly persons, pro-
fame swearers, and the like offenders, TO the
end that they may be punished. They NAV
enter into any OF the rooms or other parts OF
an Inn, or public house of entertainment, on
the Lords Day, and the evenings preceding
and succeeding and they are bounG to see
the laws carried into effect, which are intend
ed to prevent unnecessary travelling, labour,
business, work, amusement, or recreation on
the Lords Day. The Tythingmen hope this
brief notice of existing laws will be sufficient
to prevent the commission of any offences,
enumerated above, or,,discFibed in the laws (;
but while their oath Of Office permits them to
use discretion and judgment, it solemniy en-
joins diligence and fidelity in perfnrming their
duties. Complaints have been lodged with
the Tythingmen against collection of young
men on the Lords Day, at or near the corner
Of the street leading 10 the Methodist meeting
house If persisted in, enectual measures will
be takeu to suppress il.
COTTON B. BROOKS EChairman.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
DIED.

DIED,
AtEastport, on the 9th ult. Miss Ann patrlck,
daughter of Mr.. Nathaniel Patrick, of Falmouth,
aged 81.
In New-Gloucester the 24th ult Paul Stevens,
in the 57th year ofhis age. As a man, he was
cheerful ardent, and faithful to his friends. AS
a christian of number Of years profession, he has
been humble, often esteeming others better than
himself. He has, uniformly, seemed much con-
ceraed for the honor ofhis Redeemer's kingdom.
As a husband and parent, he was affectionate,
tender and attentive to the oia large and
promising family. Though naturally of an irrita-
bic make, he manifested no impatience, during
many violent pangs& & struggles Of rapid decline.
He seemed, indeed, as one among the few, who
are enabled to glorisy God, not only in life, but
also in death. He met the approaches of the
| last enemy, not only with resignation, but with
| comfort.
How delightful is their end, who seasonably put
on the Christian Armouri -
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
Portland July a

NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs and cred
j itors of rhe eftate of MARY RANDALL late
Of HarplweIl, in the county of Cumberland. wid-
ow. deceased, and all others concerne THAT
Benjamin Randall has exhibited TO me the fub.
fcriber, Judge of the Court of Probate, within
and for said county. an nnrument purporting TO
be the ialt will and sefament Of fsid dec aled--
and thar the fame will be considered at Probate
Court TO be held at the Probate Ofice ia PORT
land, in faid county on WscResday the TIVE fsh
day of Augufl nexl at ten clock in The forenoon,
whes aud where they may be prefsnt and fhew
caufe if any they have, why the fame lhoud nos
be proved. approved and allowed as the lslt will
and teflaneot of faid deceafsd.
Given under my hand at Portland, this eighth
day of Iuy 10 the year Of our Lord sightees
hundred and eighteen.
SAMUEL FREEMAN
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
TO Let, two Pews in Rev. K, KeI-
Oggs Meeting houfs-lnquire as above
May Is 0itvt0
Additional Bu-Lars.

THE Seiectpen give notice thar the Dcw BY.
Lave in addition to thofe adopted lalt year,
have been approved by the court, are printed and
will be delivered TO the citizens. az I. ADaAs
BookNore and the Intpsssov sf Psiss 10 hereby re-
queRed and directed TO fee, that, from and after
the hrlt day of Augu next, all violations of faid
laws are promptly aud imparszlly noticed an9
profecused. and the 2rovi6ons thersof duly OBJ
ierved by all perGons concerned.
BY order Of the selsctmen.
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Portland, July a
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

Ns1 Invention.-Mr RUFUS PORTER, Of thls
town, has just completed and got into successful
operation. newly constructed Wind. Mill differ
ing from all others heretofore used insonuch that
change of wind does not in the least impede its
force or affect the machinery. Its motion is hor-
zontal; and is so constructed, that, by the aid of
haulyerds inside the mill, she ia perfectly manage
able by child 10 years Of age. We do not feel
ourselves qualified to describe all its peculiarties
and excellencies, as we are unacquainted with the
general principles OF miIs-perhaps we may here
after undertake t-sufce it at present to say that
Mr.. JOHNSON, the experienced miller, who tends
IT, as well as other good judges declare that it ex-
ceeds their most sanguine expectations. We con-
graduate the ctigens OF this town upon the facility
which is thus afforded of converting grain into
meal wi4hout the expense and trouble Of sending It
out of town.-We make no doubt but our mer-
chants, ready TO reward enterprise and assdu-
ity, will give the mill trial, and on finding il to
answer the recommendations thus given will hes-
tow on the proprietors that patronage to which
they are entitled.
We understand Mr.. p contemplates adding an
other run of Stones, and Bolt for conYerting the
meal into -four With regard to the facility OF
grinding, we will only add, that during pleasant
breeze OF Saturday last, she turned out the meal
at the rate of b,tsheI IN four MINUTES
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
4mgtomy and PhySioIOgu.

DR. RAMSAY's conrre Of Anatomy aud phy6
- olo2y, will commence on the beginning of
Aussn 1918, and terminate on the Ian of Octo
bsr tsls-As DR.. z 10 anxious 20 extend his in
lruc,ions az widely as po1ioe. the period from
Oct next till Augul l8 will be occupied, 10
eom,aas With p,epo,oh fv p,iVsts isrsf'ioa, s Frye
bwp-or public Lsst2rss Obsr dari9s Of fss roHasas
zu5ieS bous sspresS dsi,s 50 ibis fsrp9s The next
sud ioG cosrss Of pabiie lecturer by Dr. X will com
mence on Auguls 1919, and will terminate on the
end Of Oaober 1919 After this period, only pri-
vate pupils will be accepted of i $ioo annually.
A fsu gentlem en- will be admitted as private
pupils, from the beginning of AugGR next, to he
end of October 10 9as 5000, for this period of
n(sructioa fuch gentlemen will enjoy the privilege
Of taxing notes from DR. Rs Lectures, becoming
his aiiltanss In the private DETECTION room &c and
acquiring thofe Accomplishments, neceffary to
teachers Of Anatomy aud Phyhology.
As DR.. r. has aldapartcular attention to Ye-
low Fever, ard the fever OF the Interior of Ameri-
ca-aRections of the Lung0, &c.-Thefe fub;scts
will be particularly attended 20, il IN anatomical
view
Dr. r. lauaents thofe circumhaDces Of preGure,
under which youpg men labor, in tbs interior, IN pc
cuniary concerns ubieb Be gudsRq~ds beys Prevsne6
many from attending BIZ late in Frys6arg
accommsd sdate men of iaudabIe ambition, zgte saa
syoss,e owss (.esrny, Dr z. has entered into an
agreement with gentleman, who will accommo.
Date fuch pupils who will have fuficient time,
TO pass a. members of The Anatomical Society, in
aituteS by Or. R. in Surgeons Square, Edinburgh.
Private pupils from May 1915, till Oct 1919
5000.
Pupis in the public Room Mufeum and Libra
ry, one courfe, from AuguR 1913 10 tbs end of
October $50
Pupils who take Ticket for two eourfes D so
Fryeourg, Maine Iune
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
NEW GOODS.
WIN. MCCLELLAN.
UgITED ST 4TES OF AMERICA

ETAS Jun received and offers for fale The follow.
Il ing articles, v White and coicnred Cam
brics -Cambric Prints--nice Catlicoes--gown and
cap Mulins-CaDton Crapes-oranse blue, laloS
and Graw sooured double wove Sarragosss Silks,
for bonnets aud fpencers-chznGeable gown and
pelife ks-Dmotys--Gingham Copper Plates
2od Furnitures-Prioted Shawis-Crape ditto
Plain Silks -Tabby Vsivst-CottOn yeftings-SilE
ditto-iG es-biue and yellow Nankins-
elk Hofe-cotton do-a great afor,ment of Rib
bons very wide Brzids Of all co'oprs-blzck ok
Handkerchief fancy coloared ditto,with wrought
bordsrs--Veivet Bindings, plain and figured
common and very nice Parzfols--B Bombs.eets--
oilcloths-Mens Sippers--coat and ven Bustons
ball and chain ditto cut glass d:,to of all col
ours~-a large afortnent of -Scifors--Spec.
facies from nnepence to five dollars a pair--Tor-
soiie hs Hair Combs drefing Combs--Ramp
pocket ditto--Tortoifs fheII ditto. with pearl ca
fes-Freneh Ferfumery-fmal pots OF highly per-
fuEed wafhing soap-one cafe Of Canton figured
Paper for hangings and window curtains Cotton
netts- Cahmeres, t5c Tc very cheap for eaih.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

horse. The Snake was distant from me a.
bout one hundred yards. could plainly see
bis ewes enc.rcled With black ring. His
motion although serpentine, was andalatory.
| saw him about twenty minutes and kept
my eyes upon him till be went to sea. He
moved with the greatest rapidity the latter
part Of the time. ABRAHAM CUMMINGS.
swoas, and subscribed to, this thirtieth, day
OF September, A. ID. 1917 Before me,
JONA. THAYER, Jus'acs Of the Peace.
The above is true copy of Mr.. Cummings
Deposition, the original is now in my Office.
JONA. THAYER.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

In Windhan, on the morning Of the 5th inst
Mr.. Ichabod Hanson, aged 75-found dead in his
bed. On Tuesday following, his brother, Mr..
Jonathan Hanson, aged 80-found dead IN bis
field.
In this town, on Sunday last, Miss HARRIET,
daughter of Mr.. William Douglass, aged 22-Fune-
raj this afternoon at 3o'clock-Friends are request
ed to attend without more particular invita-
ton.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
NtlTICE.' :

THE fubscriber respectfully informs she public,
that the business Of
Dressing Cloth,
will be carried on at CampbelI's Mills, 10 New
Cloucefler. undes the and luperintendzace of
Mr. ISAAC GROSS. Jun. Az MIR Gfoss is rec
ommended, by competent judges. TO be > skiiful
workman and person of ltriet integsty fhe par
tieularly invites the patronage OF former cuitom
ers in ful confidence that fatnfaction will be Civ
en- 10 alt. who may favcue her with their cuffon
LYDIA c. MpBELL.
NV OIoueeifer, Ju'y = 4w.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
Strdu AppreRtice.

WHEREAS JRSSE FARRIN my INDEBTED APP
w prentice, has left my feryice without my
confest this 10 20 give notice ths. hereby forbid
all psrions from harbouring or ruaing him, as
they would avoid the penalties of the law. and
that l win pay no debts Of his contracting. Who
ever viii return him to the fubfcriher fhal be en
titled 20 reward of one cent. and no charges
paid. JONATHAN DAVIS
Li,bop, yulys
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

'f'HB fuhscrInsr hereby gives public notice 10
l all concerned thar he has been duly appoint-
ed and taken upon himfelfthe sruft Of Admi6ifra-
tor on the enare of ALLEN d. yIS late of Cor
BAN in the county of Cumberland, yeoman, de
esafed by giving bond The law dlrscts--He
therefore re9usas all perfoDs who are Indebted tc
the isid decealeds eliate TO make immediate paw
mens and thofe who have auy demands .hereen,
10 exhibit the fame to
CHAREs NJ DAVIS.
Qorhsn ru'~a IRA 90
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

II unnecessary tofollow the multitude in copy
ing essays and affidavits which proved fact
that nobody appeared TO doubt.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
CIV NO4FIJK
A rich assortment Of gilt framed
LOOKfNG-GLASSES

7ectfrom London, by the GaleD, arrived in Boston
II (Willard's patenG Timepiece
~ Violin and yiolenceIlo Strings-Bassoon
and CIarionett Reeds Of the first quality.
The UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS car.
ried on as usual. June 2.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

MARRIED.

MARRIED..
In Westbrook, by Rev. c. Bradley, Mr. Samu-
ell Mountfort, aged e3, to Miss Easter Shaw, aged
25,
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
MILITARY GOODS,

Such ss gilt and silver plated cut and thrust
SWORDS, Hangers and Sabres--artilerv and cav
airy Swords-god and silver EpauIets--gilt and
plated half fine do gold and silver Lace--yellow
and white Cords and Brads--Prussian Binding
golA and silver Hat Tassels~eilt and steel Swives
gilt aud plated Claws and Platesfor belts-silk
and worsted Sashes~-god and silver Thread--gilt
and plated Stars and Eages--Plumes Of various
colours and lengths.
--4ISO-
Best live geese FE4THERS--Fsussia do. Of
different prices and -BeGticking--W hite
Cotton Netting and Chintz Fringes--Bedbinaing
-Chints Lace---do TasselS--chase Laces and
Worsted-Carpet Binding--Green Morean, for
pew cushions--bair aud moss Mattresses-Sofas,
easy and lolling Chairs, &c.
an TONSIG V1TY7NT
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
PAPER-HANGINGS.

With Borders to match, direct from the mannfacto-
ries 10 Paris. in addition to his former stock Of
AMer5can and French Papers,
is comprized better assortment than he hes here
tofore haG, which will be sold as low as lii Boston
~ alae where
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
Lams.


AN ACT tor the reliel OF John Bate.
sBEst ensc,ed, by rae Seaafe and House Of
Rshresensaaves Of Ehe United States Of .5me-
riea, IN Congress assembled, Tha, the Secse.
tary Of the Treasury in the setlementof the
accounts of John Bate, srisiog under the lease
from the United s .'es of the public salt
wo ks on the Wabash, in the Illinois Terri
tory, be, and he is he reby authorized and cm
powered 10 make such allowance TO the said
John Bate, for The Permanent improve ments
made a, said salt work, as he shall think iea.
sonaois and just And also to m Ike sucn
rednction, in ne sent stipulated to be paid BY
the said John Bste, as shall appear Just aud
equitable, 10 consequsnce Of any detesio stioo.
10 the qaall,y, or almiou,ion in, the qusnlity,
ofwaser of said saline, as may DC ,p' oven 10
hls satisfaction; as also ssch fufth~fs allow,
apce. as, he may think reasonable, for loss
sustained in said. salt works by the extraor
dinary inupdation of the liver Ohio in the
months of April aud May, one thousand eight
hund, ed and fifteen: PrOvided, however,
tha, he whole amount of allowance and de.
daction SO made snail moi exceed the amour
of poney which, by the origlom contract, msy
be now due to tie Uniied, States from ihs
said John Bate. ". ~.
Apu. 3, isls-App,oved,
JAMES MONROE.
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declared 20 an act of the legislature Of the
state OF North Carolina, entiiied [" An &C, for
the relief Of sick and disabled American sea
men, and passed on the twenty third day of
Decembes LAST; and the said &C, 10 hereby
rs,ihed and confirmed.
Sec. .. .dnd be if .Jnriber rnaefsd, Tha, this
ae' shall be IN force 10, five years, and 90
longer.
April q, isle--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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IA -. Ia NV tCN,
BY late purchases at auctions and private salc has
made large additions to his stock OF European
Goods.whchhs he offers for sale. At his store,
corner of Washing,on- square and
Thames-street--ss cheap AS can M
be purch3sed IN the stats, I
IN f%aTirULhR--
lot Of blue Clotbsy supesRnc end middling. very
~ cheap. - Fss EtA 'sts sF-'
superfne plain slld mer,no borlered shawls. 5,
Cnin,z and imitation cos,on do. W. y, rr3f.
great yarie'y on Lustrings and Levantines, some
Of very soperior quality,
super buff and white csssimeres--
With almost every o,be' article usually in request
Ftt.t fs t3sa. .4LSO-- na.Q ass.f fH 81. i
A good ssso'i"t,n 4 GROCERIES,
Country stores sepplied on good sefmse is
~ 40 SO N-s,e's. wh,4.ao bring uu-
questionable recommendations. may end employ.
nent as above (tf) April 90.
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approved,
JAMES MONROE.

AN ACT for the relisf Of Abraham By,ng,on
BIS IL enacted 6y the, Ssnafe and Hpuse "
Reisresenfat,pes of thc Unitcd States Of line
Tsca. IN Congress asseoa6ied, That the Pos'.;
M4stef General be, aud he is hereby dires,ed
aod empowered to remit, in favor OF ,Ab,ahsnn,
Bymg,on, of the state .of Vesmour, the sum.
Of one bundled aud 'hi,,y-tour dollars and
thirty cents, being that part OF the jucsemen.
Obtained against him as security for Rober,
Gl,mo' c, WHICH pa'takes of the nsisse ofa
pensl,y, on account ofahe neglect Of the said
Gilmore, uxs4
April 8, lsls--Appro.ed. w
.ss,, Gr ssn, JAMES. MONROE. I
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AN ACT for the relief of Ca,a Bunoell.

AN ACT for the relief of Cata Bunneil.
he h enacted By me SENATE and House "
Resresenfaauss Of me Unafed S,ases Of .fuse.
vfeo, ia Congress assembled, That Csta Bun.
neil the mother Of Alden Tuuill, late sol
die in the army Of The Uni,ed States, aud
woo died in said service, be entitled 10 re
ceiyc the bounty in land 10 which the heirs
Of saic Alden would have hsen entitled, had
he left any heir. and that the proper office,s
csuse,a warrant and paten. to issue accord
ingly
April 8, ls,o-Approved,
a IAMEN MnNDtNE
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AMONG THEIR ooops ARE-


AUCTI0A a u COMMISSION BUSINESS.
and will be happy to receive Consigpments from
any OF their friends Yao will have the goodness to
entrust Goods to tiAir care ra -ep't sf
B.-N swEErrwilI be happy TO accommo.
date 6ve or six persons with good Board and sep.
'rse Rooms frequlred. on reasonable terms.
Newpor', May l3, 1873 FIJI
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NItI4tsIai /" VIZ " I'NINVIN,
LAvING removed 10 No i.9 Thames street.
' i beNg .he store occupied for several years by
UNDERWOOD S Sfepers. As faint store, oilers fox
saie r IN rs Of all kinds, dry and ground in OH,
Lnseed OH boiled and unboiicd Painters Rrush.,
es dsrools OF every description house and white
WISH krushcs black and bright vsrnsh, Window,
Caass 9rd Putty. Az which hs will ssi As low -
can be purchased in this town ysf '
Painting and Glazing, z
Carried on as usuh ft NF0Nf
Heretnros his sincere thanks to his former Gus.
toners. and socits cont nuance of their favors.
m FOR SALi,
A Dweilingti aud lot Of Land, pleasantly
slasisd on the Hill (fl. April "a.
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H Il s L. 4 ] -.
an ACT to suspend, FOR limited lime the
sale OF. forfeiture Of lands for failure 10
completing the pay nen, thereon.
BE a. enaered BY fhe Senate and House ~
Rehreseniafyes of me Unfsed SfGfes Of .fn'e-
riec IN Congress assem6ted, Thai the ope
ton Ut The six,h condilIoa Of ihe 9th secuoD
oi the act entitled +" an act 10 amend the &C.
enutled ian &C, providing for the sale oi III.
lands of the .United STATES northwest OF tbs
Ohio and above Ihe mouth Of Ksn,ueky nv
e'," be, and the same is he,eby suspendee
uniI the tbiuyiiissi day of March eexi, 10 is
vor ofthe purchasers Of public lands, in any
Of the Land Office OF the United States: Pro.
vided, That the benefit Of this act shall o.
be extended 10 any one porcbsser for gee
ter qaanu,y then six huodred and forty acre
of lsnd. f
April Is, lsis--App, owed,
JAMES MONROE
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a smart, hvesy. sensible BOY. Fcur yeess old
\ vsnts place iu svme respectable family IN
titef sge. Es9fis q this ofioe. Aug. g.
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AN,ACT eoueeraiag ,hs bounty. OF allow

ANiACT concetning the bounty or allow
s anse 20 6>hny vessels "a certain cases.saa
BIZ ~ enorted,,oy sher Senate and House Of
RehrrssuatUes o. hhe Cajfed Sfotes Of .4me-
fscn, in Congress assembled, Tha, whete any
Fl n,ns ve,se 1T sas United States has been,
since ne eighteenlhsdsy of February. in tho
yea one Thousand eight hundred. aud fifteen,
prevented, by nicgal Sapto GO, seizufe. uo-
de su, horily o. prctcnee Of authority. hom
any foreign COVE 'nment, from 6shing al sea,
foc any part of the term OF -four months re-
qniscc by law 20 be employed by sucnl vessel
in fsn,ng, in Order to enitle the owner Of
sucn vess ,oEthe bounty or allowance pre-.
scsibcd by law, he time OF the unlawful de-
tenuon of such vessei shall be computed as .
pap-of the said four months, and bounty or
allowance shall be paid accordingly I: Pro.
vidrd, That such vessel has, in oil other res
sper x !. complied with the requisites OF the
law new in zee. 8a. etsl .ifs,N ~ al
April q, lsis-Approved, .y1a
JAMES MONROE
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Subscriptions .tcr ihe Presidents Tour
reeeved az fhis office.
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April :, ls,o-Approved,
JAMES MONROE,
AN ACT, to su,hor,z he payment of ce,
TAIN ce'iifca,es.

Il |
AN ACT, to su,hor,z. he payment of ce,
4 tain ce'iifcA,es.
/, BE- enacted by the Senate and House Of
!Rearessnfat,ves IF fhe United States Of fine
fica, in Congress assembled, That so much OF
an act, emitted. An act making further provision
tor the support OF public credit and for the rcdemp
aion of the public debt" passed the third day of
March, one thousand hundred and ninety five;
and so much ofthe act, ent,t.ed An act respecting
ioaD Rice and fpai settlement certificates, indents
lof interest," anu the unfunded and registered debt,
.credned on the books of the Treasury " passed the
hwe'th day OF june, one thousand seven hundred
aud nfne yeigh', as bars from settlement and allow
lAnce, cefuic ',es commonly called loan Office and
final settlement Ger fcates, aud ndens Of interest,
be- and the same is hereby suspended for tne term
OF ,wo years, from and after passing of this act;
"a noiica,ion OF which temporary suspension OF the
act OF limitation shall be published by the Secre,s
ry OF the Treasury for the Information of the hold
ers 81 said certificates. in one or more OF the pub
lie papers IN each of The United states
sec .ind Dc 10 further enactcd. That all certi-
iic atcs, commonly called loan Office certificates,
countersgned by the o&n officers the states res
pecuvey hnsi settlements csrtiica ates, and indents
of Interest, whh at tue time Of passing this act,
shall }oe outstanding, may be presented At the
Treasury and, upon the same be ng liquidated aud
adjusted. shall be pslu TO the Respective holders OF
The same, with interest, at six percent from the date
OF the last pay ncat Of interest," AS endorsed on said
certificates tsaa st-sf .s
sec 3. ind be "a fgrshsr eracied That, FOR carry
ing th,s ac, nro eie the sum Of eighty thousAns
dollars oe appropriated, oul OF any moneys in the
Treasury no, othcrw,se appropriated. rf'esf
april lS. 1913 --Approvsd, aat'nf 9p