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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-11
FROM The National Intclligencer.

The New.YoSk " Poriot," hsving pub.
iished q g'oss misis spresen,s'ioD Of ,he Con.
ducs of the Sectetsry oi the Treasury 10 tels.
tion 10 Csrtsin su5ot dinsls Ofhcers OF tho
Cus,oms ct Newport, IN the stale Of Rhode.
lsIsnd j. 10 proper 10 pisssnI " she pubic
= corrsCt ststs sneM of iacts.
Il il nscssssry 10 premise, that, by law, the
appointment ol the officers 10 question is vest
ed IN tho Collector, with ibe appreciation ut
the Secretary ; aud that by established ussgc,
tho sanction of the Sec,ets'y 10 Necessary to
their tmovsl by The Collector. This con.
trolling az hori,y IN The head Of the Depart
m.nt IL io,sEdsd to secure me proper exor.
cise Of tho power OF the Collector; and, to
use this su,hotiiy bene fcislly, he mus Know
tho " ouhds Hpon which the Collector acs.
OthsrwIss, NJ psbhc oEcofs have the frsil-
,ies ot o,her meO, that Coniroi which Wet dc.
Sig0sd ior the good Of the public service, end
tot THO p,o,sctiUn oi metito,ious Utficsis,
might be used 10 ssnc,ioo injustice.
On the deceass Of The vencrsble WILLIAM
ELLRKv, his nephew, Nr. 4. ELLKnY, was
appointed 10 succeed him as Collector VI The
Customs u, Newport. One Uf his first acts,
sa act 10 which hS 10 believed 10 have been
prompted by the most honorable teelioSs--
was 10 remove some OF the subordinate otfi.
ccrs Of his district, and TO appoiD, o,hsrs.-
These sppoin, meuts he submitted Tor the Up.
provsl oi the Secielsry Vt the Tress0ry. In
one case, whets the incumbent vas perscn
OF intsnpetsls habits, Tho change wn con.
6sned but with isspeet TO the others, the
Secrs,sry required ia.or ms,ion. To this tn
Qui,y, tho Collector tsiuGnsd the following
ausNer -
CoLLKcrop's OryicR,
PORT / htvnors, June let, 1890.
Sir-Hsving received your ie,te' oi the
9Th ult. approving Of the appointment Ut
Joshua ID. Rsbbun, - inspector and nessu.
tes III North kings,own; but, observing that
wheu cbsDges take place sIpoos the subor-
diusts ofhee'A OF tho customs, the csuses OF
those ebsngss ought 20 be sls,ed," Il be.
comes proper ios inc TO give the ressons not
only tor the appointment oi Rs'hbon, bot Tor
that oi Ebsnsssr y. Sherman, ss permanent
Inspector, that Of David Melville, % wsigher,
sad that Of Isaac Durdiek, ss gsoger, the
three last for ,hs pon Of Nswpon, whoss sp.
poiu msnis wsfe submiiied Tor your spprobs.
loo by my Is,tsrs Of the 2o,h sDd S2d ult.
The lst,eis of my predsesssos not hsving
beeo delivered over 10 me viih the other pa.
pe,s and books oi the ofbee, tho prscties
which had prevailed do,ing his period Of ser.
vice, could not De discovered by me end Q.
dop'sd fos ey guidsnes bot, having under.
stood ,hs,, seeo,d ding to 40 opinion entertain.
ed M the Tresssry. the susoid id.ns,e ofheers
Il lss sssscms bald ,hfis pisees ss fse all oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22

the age. Wills. tie n sest economists Of Eu-
rope are attempting to knock of the shackies
which have so ioUs filtered the industry o;
the people, aud are getting back To he ~ ste,n
of free trade and unshackled ahnur, Gen. j
IS for taking up the east of fctteis, and bind
ing them On the y"'ing aud growing limbs OF
our infant Republic. While iney are Iraving
human labour 10 regulate itself, and exerting
its own ynx-cyrd vigilance To discern itr,nost
productive empi"ymepts, he is calling upon
the bunehns machinery Of government Ia re-
sul-te Il Tor us He says common sense
points out the remrdy Whose common
sense That of the President, and members
OF Congress Or, that of III. people them
selvss-sach one of whom tiies 20 study his
own intrres, aud tn better his own condition.
Ii too much labour is now devoted TO agri-
culture and too, little to manufactures take
my word forif, the people interested are like:
~ TO lind 1t out AS s0on us Gen. J. and OF their
own accord to remedy the evils by its proper
distribution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
IN CHANCEnY-in Amelia Couniy--Aprii Court. 1877
Peter T. Philips, Plain.iG.
.Jupp y2.
SWEET SULPRUK SPHINGS.

EEAVlN6 sn!d an Interest in these Springs 10 Apxan-
Al der Caller ESQ OF the Planters Hotel Charleston,
South Carona-try will ia future he conducted under
tue hIm oi Nass Calder There have been added
establishment s!re ;hc last the following proye-
nents, To vii WHrm Bath, oi sulphur arranr
eu As 10 ba'e oil any temperature which be deseh-
rooms. lodging &c fe brick Cabins
OF IN The manner wei. planned fI the hrcnm
m"'lht"n nt anli"s-a large and comm"us stable with
sail, much wider than usual together with
nrNenen and handsome imp the hole
ranged this of the brautitu ana.
healthy watering places in Virginia. These
situated an ferI,le and roma mite iuu
tnion the county y mites sic Sweet springs
about the same distance White Sulphur, miles
east e the Rcd Sulphur. joining III Sulbnr
lbr water Is composed OF the ol"wng irgrcae.fs, viz
or Gl"ui e Sats-Riu late of soda Salts Sc
an sch Proportions produce sanitary operation ON
tie bows Is and has been found extremely erviceabe in
chfonc affections o. the Liver and in all aius
stoned by snTchirgr ui bit has Likewise tov-h rf,
chciuS an Bre"s, complaints, Chronic, DiHrrrCa nu.
standig IN orrrciug ii1y the stomach
ot'tf eo'npanis lie spring which disco a
opened last SuinSer has ascerlned he degrees
wdrihr than tire other. II Contains large quantfv oC
epaiIc Gas, aud II thought equallv strong
phur water in the gpler country. An elegant Ton,
Piano, accompanied win variety ipu 10 ina
been selected with peculiar the city Of
ann brought on 10 tbs race for tie of lduie
als"a small library of 'onks. Terms boarding dol
lars per week half price ed III he usual
way at dollars per week, without limit per
day. WILLIAM VASS
n Alexander Calder becS leave 10 inform h sorther,,
TRENDS tbl been rende, iii,
place as agreeable IoSsiblr ard fruu
Saubriiy ri the (beng nlei Tor in
hinsD tsg-t-r VITA ie local al V"u,ages o ie pa he
Is rursuaded more desirable Summer
found where iu III. upper country. Tie iabl, e
FURNISHED with the choicest vias'.s the
h"Fr Mi aiso hr-cui any hand full supply of
Iav"na Cigars.
Monroe county Va. June %. IS-waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22

who framed The rresen, constitutions were no usur
pcrs, but tried, experienced, wise, and authorised
agents Of the people. That there is not that entire
peace and calm which the nemorialists Of the city
richmond suppose, so as 10 leave MS entire free to
call, and pay for convention. The whole United
States We apprehend about TO be much agitaiea
aud divided upon the next presidential election. We
nave heavy burihens Of debt on U.S. the equenc-
OF war, the cous quence Of hoax schem s. OF inie
nj in'pt ovemen schemes, o, literary fund schemes
aud last oil all We have the tariff scheme, all pressing
o" us, ,ncessasily and heavily. We think hav e
Is much To encounter az present as we can bear
as much as We can digest, wi,iou, attempting To
amcu1 the constitution, which like No.h's AK has
been bofteued by the storms Of wars and polite al
su,ie and carried us safely through both.
Resolved, Therefore, that il rs unwise aud unsafe
AZ histme TO alter or change the CONSTITUTION any
manner ~ha'ever which preamble and resolution
we nnHn,mousy adopied, and ordered 10 he pub
i'shed IN the Rchmond Enquirer.
JOHN I. BOCOCK, Chairman.
II. ELDkiDGE ir. Secrefarv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22

DIEDl--At his residence (Br-Iho) in Henrico Cospy,
AIR. WILLIAM IROSSER, on the ieb instant, regretted
by All who knew im Kindly feelings and cheerful hos
'iaiy combined with many oIhe essen,aI virtues
mat adrn AMI dignity tie character of man, could tue
shaft of the fell Destroyer The children Of his
orlorp partner OF his bosom, would not have
nirDt the greatest OF all bereavements the
this ooituay be employed IN penning this FRA
riai as tribute 10 his excellence. butts there
appointed time upon the Earth! And are not his
days as the days of an hirelinc NJ.
In Noitoway, Wednesday, morning the 9Th instant,
after short illness, M Il. fOSTAINE, al %. oil Han
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
ExraAcr TO rnE Ep:rons pArrD.

UdShineton, ". T.. JHHe l1ih, 1871
cannot omit this opportunity of informing
you, that Mr.. Crawfurds prospects are ex-
'remely flattering in this section of the coun-
try. He has doutless ever been the popular
candidate; but his digniied reply to the acc,l-
sations of Niuian Edwards has established him
at once in the opinion of every honest aud TN
preJudiced man IN the COMMUNICATIVE Mr.
Edwards and his tcorthy oLeifors have suffered
u corresponding diminulion. Mr.. Crawtord's
friends are of the most respectable and intelii-
gent class -four citizens, many of whom have
filled honorable and distinguished Offices in
our country. We can only rally our forces
around the standard of repubIicansm, and as
we value the prosperity of America, endeavor
to bcsiow the first giii uf the prople upon that
man whose distinguished eivices and inde XII
BILE devotion To his coun'ry's welfare fairly en-
title him to the affections and gratitude of her
sons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
Extract Of letter To fie Editors d,'ed Joyd,usris

Extract Of letter To me Editors, dted JoydinsriUs
~. {. June 9TH, 1874
Some time since we had meeting in
Charlotte, at which Jackson was preferred for
the presidency by a majority of about fifteen,
many Of whom, however, have since declared
for the regular nomination. L feel conliden,
that w. II. Crawford will get the votes oi
North Carolina, South Carolina aud Georgia
Jackson's votes on the Tariff have produced {;
great volntnn in both the Caruliuas-An nd
Edwards conspiracy will, AIN persuaded, en-
sure The wishes of all honest rejecting Repub-
cans."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
AN ORDINANCE
.4rthorising II loan for The City Of Richmond,


aud directing fhe application fherseE
Passed june lib, f5lfl .
DE IL ordained by tie Pyed,nf and c6dmon Council n
~ the City of Richmond in Common UoH 0ssrobed md
Is hereby ordnsd by The auihory IF the sansy ftat th"
Chamberlain Of The city ofKchnsnd he aud ne IL hereby
authorised and required advertise that he viii sell To the
hich hest bidder Tuesday the 10th July loan for the
city Of for tire sum OF S5Ooo 90 the terms and
conditions inyyng wit: No bid shall Ice received Tor
less sun, than 5Oclfsr for fractional part thereof
n lower rate ilau par:
4aJb Itrlsr oydained BIZ tis nf'hoyfy of,r,sn,J
Tb,, non the in cash by bidder OF The snn,
III. v INN or her for any stock struck out TO him or brr
m te Chamberlain Ofbe City, he shall issue 10 ,c INV
chaser certificate of stock signed Ivy President of he
fall cpunersigned 10y tne Cbamberian with the seal
N the Corporation annexed thereto.
Ind b. further 0rdoised bg the nfhoritp af-,so;J
had hardy ordained BY the same, bat any d. T,s AZ
the ciy OF chnond guier this ordinance shall hear an
interest at tir rate of six per centuf per nnu ,vIa
quarter yearly the Office OF the On le,n; az he ci,v
In gold aud silver coip or IN. nn,es Of Inc sui
Of Virginia " vt the Farmers Hank Of Vifqinia or o he
BANK OF the United States; and such loan or o.ns sb,l
iedremable un on or nfter tile is dsv of Januerv 1885
y And be ftrhtr ordained That the faith of te Oil,
= hefey so'empiy pledged APART annnav under the
coste' n TIE commissioners Of sinking fund,
ncient or the regsiar quarter yearly payment 81 The in
ann the redemption of the pripcipa ofie loan aDre
saih on me said list Gay Of January 1856
ne proceeds OF the loan aforeshii ssl be applied IN
te '",owng manner and to the payment offhe 'eupSing
e's nn from tie Ciiy w There SHAH be paia W toe
hfuk ~ Virgini1 1880 dollars The Farmers. hank OF
900 dollars.
o. This Ordinance shall commence and be in force from
and after the passing thereof - ....,. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
ICnnrnam.iicnkcI.

u The Citizens of Chssci county, are friend
~ 10 iis eectoa OF John Quincy Adams
sidency, are requested Bnok tavern In the
town al Manchester Saturday Tor the pur.
pose Of aiding in The formation OF Electoral Ticket
Chesterfield June 10, 1891
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
coMsiuNiCATIoN.

On Saturday the 10th instant the General
Court consisting of Judges White, Holmes,
BrockenbTougb,t Stewart, Dade, Saunders,
Parker and Bouldin, decided the case of John
cambridge Esq. adjourned " for novelty and
difficulty" TO the General Court by the Judge
ofthe Superior Court of law for James city
county. The question involved was one of
contempt of court effected by personal af-
trent to the Judge.
However this decision NAV be viewed in re
lation to the individual who is the immediate
subject of it; yet when regarded as an an.
nuncaiun Of rules and principles " hich pract-
caily aud habi.ualiy and indefinitely, are To
| operate on human liberty TO operate too in
Il mode which excludes the qualifications Of
jury trial, Habeas Corpus, appeal or pardon !;
| 1t attracts 10 IL an interest deep and solemn,
| an importance almost incalcuIable. Whether
or not the propositions insisted on by the
Judges can be admitted as orthodox, il l. I'M
denIably true that the doctrines they assert
are TO the great body of the people not mere
ly'unknown; but tie very possibility of their
| existence is not even suspected. It's pc r.,aps
as certain too, that by learned and Distinguish
ed members Of the profession Of the law, these
doctrines, as they have been appreheudrt, are
seriously called in question. Since then il
seems due TO the people at large, lin kindness
at least, ii not in sheer justice) 10 apprizs them
of that authority, to The effects Of which they
are daily and hourly exposed : and as there is
no reporter TO The General Court it is boped
that the members of that tribunal will thro' the
medium OF the press, deliver TO the public,
without abrdgmeni, both the matter and man.
Der of opinion which have been heard by
their auditors wUh that serious attention which
those opinions must naturally every where ex-
cite. THRASEA.
June 90. 1904
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
NOTHING CLOTHs

VoHN VkN LEW 90. have lust received an ex,en
- ve Bong Clohs Of tle mosi approve
afkifYi irHt 4 7--H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22

~ Virginia Charlottesville understand poll was IN
Ken IN 9ono"gha, which resulted thus: Convention
No Convention, 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22

NOTfCE.--In pursuance Of the provisions
Of Tie Ordnlnce shall proceed 20 sell the stock
thereby Created Mr. Garter u. FACES Exchange IN the
eiy pfrichmood, the O Df next nonh, hour OF
~ o'clock. n. SttEPPAND,
CbamSerlaia CITY OF Richmond.
Jane ~ i2-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
BURR BLOCKS. &c
CHEAP TRAVELLING


024144an The Steam Boat POTOMAC
X01 viii start from Washington every
IA IN "wednesday afternoon, 8 o.
and from Alexandria s,
eS433x3s&SyHE1st3tb the same eseniDg for Norfolk
- aud VIII take passengers at ~ So
folk, meals and table drink included.
The Potomac will Norfolk on the evening of
Thursday and leave there the morning six O'clock
Tor CITY FONT and Rcbnond-fare Norfolk TO Civ
Point IS, from Norfolk Hicbmond dollars in cases
including meals and table drink.
Returning, the Boat viii leave Richmond 6 o'clock
Sunday morning. stopping for passengers City Point
every Monday uoruing O'Clock, for Alexandria pnE
Washington. Fare as before mentioned.
|! Juns 22 13-4t
TN CHANCEnf-in Amelia County April Court Ie2--
Peter r. Philips, Pian.iG.
Against
Peter Ellington and Emily ais wife, late Emily Clarke.
daughter al Turner Clarke, deci aud Field r Souba-
adj. illustrator of Nurses Mitchell, dec. Defendants,
On the moi-n q" The plaintiff by his attorney leave is
gi'e him To am nd fs bill aud is ordered that odija
,le"de tue present administrative party d.irn-
d,nt, and the LPirnani, Peter Ellington and Emily his
vile, not having entered their aud given ecu-
ry according TO the Act uf the General Assembly and the
rules "i this court anu Il appearing the
the Court that the said Il, lenaus Peter Filing
mily hts VIE not Inhabitants this
t"n OF tile raIna, lay Jhn W. Nash Esq his counsel liz
Emily his wife. do appear here the fourth Thursday m
August next, an' answer the conphinahts bill and thas
copy of ibis order be forthwith Inserted some pub
newspaper printed in the city Richmond months
successiveiy and also posted The he
Courthouse "i iii, 'omnIy Two successive Court days.
cupy-reste,
J.S SLEIGH q. A. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
X. ELDMDGs jr. Secretary.
PRESIDENCY,

A numerous meeting of the freeholders %
berkeley ION 14lh June, Col. ID. Hunter in the
Chair, and w. Long, Secretory,) met at the
courthouse in Martinsburg and nominated Mr.
henry Clay as President. They appointed
tlessrs. Moses Il. Hunter, d. Hunter, w
Long, A. PorterfeId, Edward Colstou, Jane:
Stephenson and Philip e. Pendleton, ON q
committee TO prepare an address, and TO cor
respond with other committees.
The legislative meeting of Massachusetts.
have nominated Ii gentlemen as Electors (tu
vote for Mr.J. q. Adams y ofthese VIM. Gray
and Levi Lincoln are the Electors at large
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22

The Harvest of forward Wheat com.
menced IN a few farms in Virginia as early as
I $ days ago. The harvest throughout the
state promises to be uncommonly iine--fun-
less the rain which commenced yesterday
should continue so long as to injure it consi-
berably)-Durng this spring we have had in-
finiteiy less alarm than usual of cl,inch bugs
Hessian flies, Sc. &c.-The last Fauquer Ga.
zette says the crop at this time, generally,
promises an atunda thar,est" Some parcels
Of Wheat have been sold in this city at 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
NoTIrE.

by virtue or deed VI trust executed 10 10y Th6r,as
- Taylor and Lucy H. his wife. aad in "bedience to an
ode, of the United States Count fifth circuit aud virpint
us'ric we SHALL rs trustees proceed sell AZ public &C.
ton, on thursday tue 22d day OF Jul, next c r-s, ace
of the snid Taylor, all his Household Kitchen ntniu
f"ur-whe.i Carriage and pair Horses, ssverrl mich
C"ws, Ac &c &c Tor cash ALI uu,rr and
Upon credit OF ~ aud rs months $50
the purchaser To give bond and security h trust
upon the property to secure the purchase r,oney.
f. w. konrES,1
H. WARWICK Trustees.
j., HAkyiE, J
JUNO z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22

. FOR THE ENQUIRER.
At weeting Of the FreeholIers and eu,zens of
the county OF Buckingham NJ tie Courthouse o,
Monday tue 1iih day Of June 1924, in pursuance oil
notice gwen The last court held for tie said county
10 take INTO consideration the propreIy or expedeuce
OF calling Convention for altering ihe constitution
Of this state.
John y. Bocock was appointed Chairman AID,
hoys Efariage, ". Secretary
WbereupOn, Archibald Austin George Broker,
J.bn Horsley, Daniel Gucrran P,ice Perkins, JOHN
NJ. walker, David Patterson, George NJ. Payne,
James Meridiih, Robert Andcison and Waller L.
foni"i1e were appointed comniiec to prepare
resolutions expressive Of The sentiments Of the meet
ing, who submitted tho following
The cHizehs OF this county having taken into con.
sideraiioo The suffice, of calling convention aud
examined The memorial Of the citizens Of Richmond
~ lssDr OF calling convention aud The substitute 81
u w Leigh IN opposticn thereto, have come 10 he
following conclusion
That the reasoning Of the substitute oi b. w.
Leigh u an ample answer ~ III the objections, aud
supposed defects IN the constitution O Virginia that
he right OF suffrage ouEhi 10 Teoain "a il -. That
The Legislative, Execsuye and Jndciary te,aft-
NE MS are well organized, ~ wo thnk the, cuuld
he, and better than, fear, they would he efisus,-
ed perhaps theorists. That the rpurescst.t,oo !,
he house of delegates rot 100 numerous tl,a; ,lt
present system oi eitcug hy COMMITTEES is better Than
hy disu'cis aud suaheTs. That b, the rrese,t con.
,iinfion represent Our local interests and arc
personally selusinted With tho a,eris Of Ne c,od;
iaies Hiatt the period VI as WIS one az :giat whsr
every selfish feeling hpsled aud the voice of w..
'ne aad wisdom sloas hssfd. IHs' lae nes Of u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-03

were prompt IN rendering him assistance, not
the least Of which was the depriving his neck of
a sound and tightly tied cravat, which was
torn in the hurry of removing it. His friend
informed us that he had just stood up from
breakfast a Ia jourcheite, and had taken half
bottle of Champagne, exclusive of his macon.
| Approaching appopleXy was evident. Howe
yer, when the cravat was removed, and a few
ounces of blood taken from the arm, the gentle.
man was restored. We shall never forget the
first sentence lie uttered when he recovered.
'SAh, Mon Dcu! Your avez dechire mon era.
vat.n
| The ancients were no cravats; nor do the
greatest part of the world at this day. And it is
worthy of remark, that those nations that use ii,
also indulge III wine and spurious liquors; no
wonder, then, that we have frequent apople xies.
We often hear of man dying by INVESTIGATIONS
but we seldom, If ever, hear that, while under
the influence liquor liz fell down, with his head
pressed on one SIDE, by which not only the crcu-
lation was impeded, but also his breathing,
through the pressure of his cravat. No; this IS
not attended TO: yet it is worthy Of attention.
Why docs Lord Byron wear no Cravat? Is it
that his bust may look more Classical--,norc like
| Milton or shakespeare? We suspect his lor,iship
has stronger reasons He knows that the oper-
atoms of the mind may be impeded and deramged
by pressure on the jug,llar veins, aud cravsts
cannot be worn without producing occasional
pressure OH these blood-vessels. Mr.. Farmer,
the author of a little work on Head Aches, is of
the same opinion, and thinks also that cravats in
many cases produce that disease. In this we
agree with him. OF all introductions i'm dress,
the cravat is the worst-both unseemly and dan
gerous. Ii was first introduced to guard against
the euddcn changes of climate; but why do not
ladies use il, They are not more particularly
subject to cold for its absence. As well might
we invent covering for the face as for the neck
| better, We think; for there exists no darilrcr
from pressure the face. The dandics OF the
day shew syintons of cashicring the cravat.-
We really did not suspect that genus TO have
been possessed OF so much good sense; and we
recommend to the more serious order of man.
kind to follow the example as soon as the cold
weather disappear,.-.Ned.cai .4dciser.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-03
July O..
TREASURY DEPARTMENp, June 2i, 1924.

TREASURY DEPARTMENTS, June 2l, 1924.
~ Office is hereby given 10 the proprotors Of
L y the Six per cent. Stock of 1873, Loan of
SiG,OO0,0O0, aud Loan of S7,50O,O00 that Books
will he opened NJ the Treasury of the United States,
aud at the several Loan Offices, the first day of
July next, to continue open until the first day of
OSobcr thereafter, for receiving subscriptions for
such parts of said Stock shall, the day of SUBJ
sciiption, stand on the Books of the Treasury and
those of the Loan Offices, respectively, pursuant
tn the provisions Of the Act of Congress- passed the
2Gtli of May. 1924. entitled, An Act to authorize
the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange Stock
bearing an interest at four and half per cent.
for certain Stocks bearing am interest at six per
'scent."
The subscriptions may bc made by the proprie-
tors of the Stock, either in person by their
mics duly authorized to subscribe and transfer it tn
the United States. The Certificates are 10 be sur
rendered at the time nf making the subscriptions.
w NJ. Ill. CRAWFORD.