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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
BY THE MAILS.

NoRFDLK, June p.
.1l'ripal Of me Wild Cat-The U. ). schoo
ner Wiid Cat, Lieut.. Commandaat James u
Legare, 9 days from Matanzas, anchored ol
Old Point Comfort yesterday morning, hav
ing put in on account Of thick weather, ana
we learn will proceed this day for Washing
ton, wind add weather permitting. Capt
Jesse Wilkinson. Lieuts Silas Duncan. r. Ii.
Cunningham and T. @ Benham, who cane
passenger in the Wild Cal, with Lieut.. Lee
'gare and Mr.. w. b. Micks, came Up last eve
ming ia the steam boat Hampton.
We are gratifed to learn IN this arrival
that IhOmpson's Island continued healthy,
with the exception Of ague and fever, from
which some Of the men Suffered much.
The Grampus, Lieut. commandanl Sloat,
had touched al M2tanzas, and sailed again 4
Tor days before the Wild Cat, Oh cruise III
the Gulph of Mexico-otiicers and other men
AL well. Lieut. Commandant Legare con-
f'ms The Intelligence before published By Us
of the loss Of three Of her officers ana two
seamen.
Tie U. :. ship John Adams, brig Spark.
and schs. Weazel and Jackal, we're cruis-
ing in tie Guiph Of Mexico, and when last
heard from, all their officers and crews were
40 good health. The Spark aud WeazeI were
expected to return 10 the u. S. shortly.
Prior TO her touching AT Maianz3s, the
Wild Cat, in company with the Jackali,
Lieut. Commandant John II. Lee. had been
Icruising On the Yucatan banks, and had run
down the coast from the Island Of Mohaires d
the settlement AZ Sisal, taking a plrtic uar
look into New Malaga. Beacon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

new napcr 70 De- entitled the CgllHHtira
STAY, will be issued at Alfred this week
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Brig Union. Bigley Providence
Schooner Diadsmis, Russell, Matanzas,
Sioop BID Jones. New York,
- George Mary, Wsidin, DO.
Rslsyon. Carr. Providence.
CLEARED,
Sloop nd Jones, Lawton. Providence,
George s. Mary, Wsidin. do.
Saturday, .lpr2 TO- Arrived brig George. Munss,
from Havana 10 days. for Bristol.
Same day-sloop BID Jones. Lswton from N York.
Monday, .sp'S! i2-saied with fair wind. ship
Hazard, of Providence, for Richmond--and 80 sail
of coasters. for different ports.
Wednesday, .lprn I4-arrved soop Traveller, Al.
len. from Nsntuc ke-spoke oft rsrpsuin Cove. sch.
Nancy, from N York, tor ST. Johns, IN d )--wished
TO be reported
Same dpy schooner Union.of New b. dford, 6 days
from Savannah, for Providence
Same doy--schooneT Disdsmia, Russell, 16 days
FROM Matanzss--saw brig Ann Gadsden, Barker, 60.
ing in--lsit brig John, Norris. for Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
NOTICE.
Mrs. VIM. Tilley.

WILL open S. HOOL al he ~. .msr res
,dence on the Hall, to commence the u.
Of Msy She tenders her thanks to those
who have heretofore Pstrooised her, and 60.
lici,s iheit support, a. we'll IS of the public
Ih requested that those vho may intend to
place their Children under her care, would
make immediate application, when the course
Of Instruction and ,e' IN, (Which are moderately
will DO osts kaswn. Newport, Apiii y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
Perkins Steam Eno inc.

The Connecticut Couf ant states, that let.
t.rs have been received at Hartford from
LONDON, eommunics the test OF Pc kios's
improve mems on steam power. Public con.
hleuce in NJ Psrkihs's p ojec, dad Tor time
decline ;but an exPeumen, with 6i'een horse
yswcr engine applied in p opeihng boat, has
r' cved The p,acilbii,y as veil as importance
e. bic invep,ion. Large Contracts have been
n,sds slready fer the use oil the pasen. Gu this
s:ie oflbe Aiisntic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

On Wednesday night, last week, the sloop Eleno.
nora. 0ibbs, of Somerset, (Msss) from Albany, for
this port. was run foul Of near Beaver tail Light
House, by the steamboat Fulton. capt Comstock,
from this port for New.York by which accident the
boom was broke, and nainsail torn. and also stove
in the bows Of the soop. so that she immediately
filled with waer-,be Of the sioop fortunately
succeeded In getting on board the stcamboa, Capt
Comsock on earnihg the injury done to the vessel,
took her in tow. and Brought her into this harbor
The cargo Of the sIoop consisting Of coru, rye. &c
is very considerably injured. slso is the sioop-
The stesmbost sustained no injury -.'fereury
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
SCHOOL,

THE subscriber will bpen Sc 4 boz
i on the LIST Of May, in tho rom under Tho
Rhode.islsnd Republican Printing Oface. Where ho
will teach Reading. Writing, Arithmetic. Engiish
Grammar, Geography, Nsvigati Mensurstocs
Gsuging. and Book Keeping. after The Italian metbeA
OF double entry sD..
The suictest st,eglioo will be paid to the tuition
Of those entrusted to his care and every favor gr-tc~
fully acknowledged Foe terms apply 1t this off'ce-
Newport. March 2s 1894
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
FOR SALE, OR TO LIT.

THE Estate ON Thames street, form
a erly the residence of Gov wAsTon, being
tiv,ded by entries through the mid'le. and hsv,oe
two front entrances, aud separate kiIchsns and eel
lars, it would accommodate two separate families
with Tor convenient rooms each. besdes plss,ess
ed rooms in The gsrret Il has good garden, and
the lot extends to the hafbor Tie house has lstsly
been thoroughly repaired, and Is perfectly sound
!, NAY be purchased at . low price, and payment
may be made in FIVE OF more (f required) yearly me
stsllnents security upon The estate would be scceps
ted for sll exeep, the arst payment. The same -
tate is offered 70 Be isA
oH 10 AAxAhN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
The Chsries,cn Courier says

we arc su,horissd to usic, by several
C'ptsios OF vessels recootly arrived here, thai
'aers has been exhibited on The southetnmos,
Ksekooo Key, near Bulls Island, deeoy n (
Light. TO all appearance Q Revoivrne iigh,,
e-lcuis,ed 70 deceive ms,insrs, and induce
,nem to believe they are off he Charleston
Light House." Mar. IaseA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
William Callahan

WILL sell bis remaining stock OF GOODS. very
cheap for cssh--consisting OF British shir,ings
-calicoes-furnurc ditto-bIack lace .shawis--
counterpanes--cot,on shaws-- -Marsees Quilts, IS
ar sre-dimities-c. -c.mbrics-book ant jacone
musins--lenoes-cotton and worsted stoc king silk
and cotton umbreiIss--snd variety of other Goods
All of which we're imported by him direct from the
Manofsctories, april g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully Informs the
Ne public, that bis house. heretofore knou n -
the Gobe Tavern, has been much improved apd co.
larged since the last sesson and that it j. nov in
situation to render every comfort and convenience -
The traveller. aaa
Providence Abrii 1. d
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

Notice.
clsrf's 0Hee-COurf Of Probate, Newhorf,
Hh'H i3rh, 1924
NOTICE is hereby given that Sarah Ann Douglass,
~ Administrative Of the estate of William Doug.
lass, deceased. will present her administration ac
count Tor settlement, at Court Of Probate to be
holden Mt tie state house in Newport. on the Grst
Monday in May next. at O'Clock, AM at which tine
and place. all persons interested therein may ap.
pear. 1t they see ht and shew cause any they have,
why said account should not be allowed
CHARLES GYLES, Probate Clerk
April rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
Notice.

THE members Of the Newport Auxiliary Tract
j Society. are requested 70 attend the annual
meeting, which will be holden on Monday, the 18th
instant at half past six in the afternoon, in tho a.
pArtment OF the Easton house. which was ,he place
OF the last meeting JERUsHA AUSTIN.
Newport, April -, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
ELIGIBLE ESTATE-roR SALE.

THE. Subscriber offers for sale, tho
Il House now occupied by her. situate Oh Dan.
nis,er's wharf, which has for many years been inn
proved as a board.ng.house and retail store. To
an enerprising and Industrious man the situation 10
highly eligible, and offers an opportunity TO Invest .
small properly In u very advantageous manner. The
house is convenient, having nine lodging rooms, a1
finished. and in other respects well Alted Tor Board
ing House and Grocery store. The situation 10 such
hat any one my ressonsby expect large share Of
business, by proper attention and good manage ment.
ALSo-a House on the Long. wharf. next west u
the store Of Mr. Jons J. ALLAn. For particulars
and conditions Of sae apply to the subscriber tho
Huuso on Bannister's wharf.
REBECCA vOSE.
Newport. April I, 1894.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
TUITION.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
l. his friends and the citizens Of Newport gene.
rally, that he continues Isis SCHOOL in the Church.
school-house; where he teaches Reading, writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Navig alton, &c HE
gratefully acknowledges past favors, and soiei,s the
eonlinuanoc'ot their patronage His prices of Tut.
ron are for Reading, S2-for reading and writing 2
2S-ior reading, wiIIng, arithmetic and English
grammar, 2 so per quarter-navig cation, s dollars
Those who are Indebted to him arc requested 10
make specdy payment.
april q. DANIEL WEBB
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
VIM. JAMES TlLLEY,
No, llS Thames. strees.
dad No !, Custom, House Court,
Has lust opened,

Aaao juoe op|bSo,
RE bandsomes lot Of goods that has been
4 brought TO this town these five years-they
were selected with crest care and bought cheap,
and staR Be ssid cheap at all events-sl those who
want their moneys worth will do well to give him
call before they purchase.
.5acng his GOODS are the |onosirg,
Brosdclo,hs really chespe cents the dozen ;,
Cassimeres very cheap Cotton hose. from les to
SAttlne,,s, almost 10 give pes pair
away Y Diapers. duck snj sheet.
Caroline plsiIs. cheap I ings
Pink psg Gnghams. tor Jsconet eanbrics, for q
dysd Sd the yard and well
Eide csicoss. IS 20, 22S worth sod
and - cts yard Figured musline, good
Brusselis earpetinS fot Q for is6 the yard
9s9d ysrd o figured India null mus.
Zeas and zephyrs 0 lins
Fancy silk bsndkerchiefs English figured Grape
Msrino & imitation cas-. dresses
sin,ere shsgls Gieghsm dresses qaite
New shear mufins cheap
Green, blue. pink & white A few Of those dresses
bonnets, silks and sat. for Is, the dress yds
tins in each
Nice black satin q Whine and colored jeans
Elegant DeRmark ssttins O sinciravs, satcnets and
Nnzeem FUR Cushions, . iusitings
Sc. 0 BombaIeis. bonbssins
Nice shiriings and sheet. and popIips
iGg, y Elegant SC. RE and shavls
Bleachd co'tons for only and many other arti-
i2t cts yard ees too tedious to
Unbleache eottons for n'enlion in the columns
only . cts yard OF q nevspaper-sll Of
Nice silk hose, black ard which shall be sold at
white B the lowest possible pri.
No. IS tapes. for only 50 D ces.
Newport, April Is, 1874.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
Fresh Spring Goods,
IRE tits day opened and e6ered or
sale BY
JOHN B. NEWTON.

.Amsng them are -
COoD two blve eaiieoes FOR 10 per yard.
~ sheetings over I'd wide for i5cts,
some most superb patterns of French Calicoes,
Eiegantgarniture Of Ribbons.
Bobbinet ace-snd The greatest variety Of light and
dark prints ever brought to this market, with very
extensive assortment of all other spring Goods.
One case Of LECHORN FL.iTS-remsrksbly
cheap-weIi worth the attention Of ell who wish to
purchase
Our Goods arc all fresh-snd imported this spring
into Boston. Our old customers will find il more
than ever to their advantage to give US the 6rs CALI
Hewpori, April 8, 1924.
Dissolution Of Co, partnership.
THE eo.?s inership nithefto subslstlog bs
tween the sobsetibefs under the & m Of
JOHN & CHARLES CANNON,
10 this day dissolved by mulusi consent.
JOHN CANNON,
CHARLES CANNON,
Newport. nov 18th, 1920 =. s
All PERSONS having claims sgsios, the above
6fm ere requested TO briog them TO- ward by
the 10Th Of Msy nex --and those indebted, TO
make immediate payment, as no 70 tber in.
doissnes will be given. z. TREvETT,
AgenfJor he firm.
April S. IsoA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
MEMOR.4.vD1.

The brig Stephen, Of this port, vas at Havana,
18th ultimo, discharging.
The ship Boy. Greene, Of this port, sailed for
Dvenen, from Matanzas, March 22d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
FOR SALE OR CHARTER.

,6 THE Big UNION, burthen
KIN ll2 Tons.-she is vel found end in
HyfESSf good order, and is suitable ior he
H<R22s- West India Grade. or for Fishing
JOHN BieLEy,
Newport, April To-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
Prom the Hallovell Gazette.
Grosshobters IN Mayeh !

t1esm was p,oughine grass land, on .
d.y soil, with an eastern deelivi'y, on
f,etsoon Of the last Day Of March last,
- the driver Uncovered grssshoppers,
- srs him, yhiob were sbou' hall
IL team wss stopped and q number
bo' ried 10 house, were they were
~ LIE aud se,iss state, TO Q numbe'
35Sf,esur. Bcs, THE, si the south, II you
3 ard
k5trsA. CO. Of ktsns5ee, .fhrR2 2, 1s2t.
sshs IN New York, during the week end.
sSssofdsy Last e6-i2 by Small Pox.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

ON Wednesday, the 7,h Of Apri, the following
" arrangement will be adopted and continued
until further notice M
From ExUpidence.
The FuLrns. Capt (omstock will leave prcvG
dence for Newyork, ever, tuesday evening. at q
O'Clock, Pm touching st Nsw.London
The CossEsrIovr, Captain Banker, will dersre
tor New York. every Friday. G6 o'clock, Pm iouch.
ing at New. w.London. ~
From Ne1p 1iork
The Conneeticat will depart every wednesday, a.
noon, for Providence, Touching at New London
The Fulton. Captain Comstock. will be despatched
every saturday, noon, for Providence. touching a.
New. w.London
April I, l824
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
As cheap as ever at illey's

Silk scarf, for only Sl75 cents eachl-
Pink Ginghsms for I2A cents the ysrd--bise
Cacoes tor Is cents the yard zelas from
- to SO cents esch--Csroiinc Plsids
for 81 cents the yard-blue mix.
ed ss,tin.us As cts the yard,
and all oiLer goods pro-
Portionably CHEAP.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

A nsw rspo', to be entitled the Gloeester
.nd Bur, illville Recorde', is about to Do es.
,abl,shed 10 the village Of Chepaehs!, a short
dis anes ON this town --i5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

On Fridsy morning, The work. shop OF M.
TO- eiius Mahony, Housew,ighr, was con.
sumed by he, together With the principal
nar Of his iccls. boss es,imated a. $500.
Prov. .31erican.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

in this town. I'd instant. Jfary Gould. aged 81
years. member Of the society of FrlcAds
On Msnday last. Mrs EhiateiA Shearniaa. wife OF
Capt William shearmsn. IN the SD year ct her age
Funeral this afternoon A her late residence the
hall, which her relations and friends requested to
attend without further invitation.
Al sea. on board Of sch swan. Of New York. capt
Bsgjassn 0arSisr. Of this town. aged SIS years.
~ Philadelphia. on the 7ib instant, in the 7Sd
year Of bis age, the Rev. wILLtAh RocERs, d. ID
man OF many virtues. and whose memory will long
be dear to his friends. Dr. Rogers was q native OF
this tom. bat removed to Pennsylvania previous to
abe revolution. and was for some time Pastor of the
First Baptist Church in Phiadelphia, and sabse.
quenty Professor oi Bellies Lettres in the University
OF Pennsylvania. tie was the last surviving chap.
lain OF the revolutionary army. and retained to the
characterized the men Of those times
La Providence, Tlh inst Mr.. PAihp Peek. in his SD
year
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

- this tews. on Sunday evening last. by the Rev
Mr. Cammsii, Mr. Albert Cses Of Ware. (N IL TO
Miss SorA Ssssess. daughter Of the late Mr. Joseph
Stevens. Of this tows.
In WEXFORD, 7th instant, Mr. Thomas S. Wighf-
nss to Miss Jksry Hsedss. dssghler Of Peieg
Wseden, Esq OF that place
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

There wsro In ,hl. port on the ls' instant,
ai,ytwo ships, two bsrque., SIXTY 'ops b'igs
and Eve ships, two bries, four schoooers, and
sout siccps on the stoces.-h. Y. .ddv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
Steam Boat Providence.

TH + Steam. Boat PaovrpsNcR,
l. Capt, TuRsna hAS commenced running from
Bulls (tormerly Preebody's) wharf, betwe. a New.
port and Providence. She will leave Newport at 9
O'Clock IN the morning. and Providence st s O'Clock
in the afternoon. till further notice.
Newport, april 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15

THAMES-STREET.
LAS just received his Spring supply
L OF DRY 0O0DS, which he has purchased
(and can sel) as low as any person in town srcsns
sng ihoss svhe eel less than cosf
Purchasers are invited to call and look At his
goods. and spare themselves the necessity Of being
imposed upon by the false and idle stories OF Cheap
Goods. which IL has recently become fashionable 10
where else April Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-23
ALEXANDRIA,
BOARDING SCHOOL.

ME Subscribers have opened in Alexandria, ID.
- =. Boarding School, in which are taught
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography
with the use of the Globes, Arithmetic, aud the
various branches of Mathematical science, together
with their application to the principles of Natural
Philosophy, &c. Natural Philosophy and Chcmis-
try are taught regular exercises in the school, and
lectures these subjects delivered the Students
iiiusrated by the aid OF the necessary ayparatus-
The number of students limited to o. Price for
boarding, lodging and tuition, $ go per annum, each
quarter payable in advance. Washing 80 cents
per dozen. Reading books furnished for the use of
the school; other books, stationary and instruments
furnished ut the usual prices. The students have
the free use OF Library, consisting of good COL
lection OF Mathematical and Philosophical works
together with valuable books of Biography, History
Travels &c. Students admitted for any time not
less than three months. vacation of two weeks
about the first Of the eighth month in each year,
Students ftona distance, lift be desired will remain
in the fa,nily during the vacat ton. The students
will regularly accompany the family the meetings
Tor worship of the Society of Friends excepting such
as are of different religious persuasion who if it
be their parents or guardians wish, will attend any
other place of worship in the town.
The department of the students will be an object
of particular attention. They will be expected TO
moral conduct. During the day time when at lei;
sure, they will have free liberty in the town aud
parts adjacent, the condition of their not abspy
that liberty.
Ihey are not to go in the ter, on it. or ON the
ice, without permission nd the necessary attention
to preserve them from danger.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL
CHARLES FARQUHAR
Alexandria, II mo. 2ud, 1B24-3ti
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-23
New Millinery Store.
MRS. WHITE

D ESPECTFULLY acquaints the public that
IL she has taken the new brick tenement, second
door below Messrs. h. & VI. Nelson's Dry-t;oods
Store, where she has opened we-selected assort-
ment of articles in the MILLINERY LINE; the prn-
cipal part of which selected and recently pur-
chased by herself in New York aud Philadelphia,
for cash, and viii be sold n moderate advance
Her assortment consists of Legborn and Straw
Flats and BonnctS-Whte and Black Velvet Bon
nets-Ricb Garniture and Satin Ribons--Tbread
Caps and Thread Lace-Splendid Head Ornaments
and Artificial Wreaths White, Pink, Blue aud
Black Ostrich Feathers, very supernr-Ladies' Hair
Curls--Fancy Baskets, Mugs, CorScttes, &c. &c.
u Leghorn and Straw Bonnets wbitened and
dressed in the most fashionable manner.
Ladies' Dresses made at short notice, and in the
most modern manner.
November o. 3G3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-23
Nov. 10
WIN. II. FITzW HYLsONN

BOOKSELLER, BINDER AND sTAT1oSER,
Iteo doors befo'0 tie Branch Bank Of he IT, .State,
EH AS Just received and opened, la,ge supply
n OF BOOKS and ST.4TYOyN.4RY which
ne wishes to sell on the very cheapest terms. In
addition to which are,
SPEcrAcLEs, with silver, steel and tortoiseshell
frames; spare glasses to put into old frames; read
ing ana maganiiying glasses; portable microscopes
and THERMOMETERS
"LobEs; ma thematical and plotting Instruments;
''agne'Si scales; Protractors and parallel rules.
VioLiNs; tenorsj vicioucellos; strings; bows
bridges; pegs; tail pieces; hageolets; clarionets;
flutes; flies and Kent bugles.
ROGERS PEN AND SPoRTsMEN's knives; eraz-
ers; desk knives; pocket combs and elegant pocket
ink sta nds.
WATER coLoRs; India ink; camel-hair and
lead pencils crayons, rubber. drawing and rice pa
per; gold' silver aud coored paper and borders for
ladies' work.
PLATiNG CARDS; backgammon and chess board.
ana men; Lotto boxes and walking canes.
" Book-binding carried OH in all its branches
Nov. 19--6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-23
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

ID AN away from this place on the 9th inst.
n u Negro Fellow named F2ICII,fRD, about 3
feet 1 inches high, lie is thin visage, yellow com
plection spare made fine bushy head, has his hair
all conbed back, down look when spoken to, aged
about 40 years; he is the property of Pleasant Via
decd, of Hanover county, an,! has been living with
Mrs. Dabney of this place for the last or years
and is well known here. viii give $40 for his
apprehension in this city, S15 f apprehendcd
within miles of this city, SO if taken within %
miles of this city, $50 if taken within the state and
the above reward if taken of this state and Sc
cured SO that get him again
GEO. TURNER, Eror of
Pleasant J ia, lied.
-Fug. II wts50
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-23
TREASURY DsrAnrMryT.

= JUNG oUt1l. T02I.
~ oTlCEis hereby given to the proprietors OF
L Y the exchanged per cent. Stock of 1912 is
sued in pursuance of act of Conercss, entitled
An act authorizing subscription to the old six
per cent and deferred Stocks, and providing for
exchange OF the same, passed on the 9th Of July,
1912, that the principal of the said stock and the
interest which may be due thereon at the time will
be paid to the said proprietorS their attorneys
duly authorised, on the first day of January 1895.
At the Treasury III Washnston or at such Loan
oihce,on the books whereof any portion of said
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender OF
the Certificates of said Exchanged per cent Stock
will be required at the time of redcmption and than
the interest thereon, will cease and determine tn
the 3lst day of December, 1924.
WM. III. CRAWFORD,
Sec,y ofMe Treasury.
July Q. t31D48