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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

be was OF opinion the government was not
bound 10 make TO Gov. rompkins any IN
identification whatever. He specified the
sort of allowances which be was disposed
10 make, and those 10 which be objected.
He concluded his observations by moving
the instructions to the committee of Ways
and Means, 10 report a bill, viz:
LIST. TO sutborise an allowance OF in
terest on all moneys advanced by Daniel
D. Tompkins on account of the United
States, from the time OF making the ad.
vances until its re -payment.
I'd. To provide indemnity Tor actual
losses sustained by him in Il onse quence of
iheiU. States failing 10 furnish him with
mooey and treasury notes, within the time
stipulated, and, on occount Of which TAI.
lure, the losses were sustained
A debate ensued ca this motion.
The question was then taken on Mr..
Cookies motion, and decided in the mega.
tive bya large majority.
And the question was then taken on the
report Of the Committee OF Ways and
Means, referring the subject back to the
final decision Of the President, and dsci-
ded in the Affirmative without a division.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The House then resumed the considera-
ton Of the bill for the revision Of the seve.
raj acts laying duties upon inports--ths,
question being on cir. Randolph's motion
for The Indefinite postponement OF The bill.
After some debate, the previous ques-
ticn was called for-the House sustained
the call, and the main question was then
put, and the bill paSsed--sses ic7. noes
l0s. Adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
For Sale.

BY order Of the Executor,
The REAL ESTaTE Of JOHN FaA.sn. Eso. Of
Newport. deceased, vis-- 1.[7
On WEDNESDAY, Sep, a9,h,
.zs Pubde huenon, oa fhe hrs.nises, as liao'.
clock, II. M. (y nor previously dishosed of
z at private sote,)
THE Houses in Church.s,rcet, 10 Newport, with
the Lots attached thereto. s,e
ST 'bstN AND M tt
On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2o,h,
III Puddle .faetion, on nae hrep,ises, az .s,oos,
(V NOT f'reviousty disnosed Of at hrivate
soe,)
T~ Two Farms in the town Of Wiling
ton, county Of Tolland. and state of Connecticut.
commonly known by the name Of the Giaser and
Mcintosh Farms, short distance from stafford
Springs, The Glazer Farm contains about I2o
acres, aud the Mcintosh Farm Is7 acres.
: Conditions made known at the time and place OF
sale - a
For further particulars apply TO the Hon WIZ.
HUNTER, or TO the subscriber.
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport, Aug IL. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EN7ERED,s.,
Schooner Kennebeck- Trader, Clinton, Ravana,
CLEARED
Sloop B, ID. Jones, Lawton. New York.

l MEMORANDA y' "a. .'t.
At Havana, July Oath. ship Hope, Lawton, Of this
port. for Gibraltar ~ ~,
AT Cronstadt, June is, ship Leonidas, Lawton. for
Bristol in IL days ,y,. . a,
The brig Ann Gadsdcn, Darker, Of this port, has
cleared from Cowes, for r Rotterdam. -,
Arrived at Matanzas, July IL, brig Perseverance,
Of his port. from New York.
At Tanpico. July 9TH, sloop Niagara, Tanner. for
New. York-soon
Arrived at Bangor, Cd inst. scbr Laurel. from this
pert .....
Left at Tabasco July 10TH brig Nicholas e Felix
Williams, Tor this port, to sail in 20 days.
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M.4R RIED.

In this town, on Sunday evening last. by the Rev.
Mr.. Gsmmei, Mr. Edward dustin to Miss Sarah n
Watson, daughter Of Mr. Edward Watson.
In Providence on Tuesday evening last, Mr. Rich.
ard Temple, to Miss Sarah L. DOrr, daughter OF Mr.
Joseph Dorr 90, ,t y
In New.York. on the 18th instant. by the Rev Mr.
somers. Mr. Ezra Read. merchant, of that city, to
Miss .'iart!a C. SIMPSON, daughter of Mr. Richard
Simpson of this town.
DIED, .44,A
In this town on Friday last, Join Boss ESQ.
aged 68 At his decease he was Master of st Johns
Lodge in this town. and for many years past Cashier
OF the Rhode Island Union Back. He was highly
ana deservedly respected, and his death is sincerely
lamen,ed. Ills remains were inferred on SUNDAY,
with Masonic honors. go
In Providence, on Saturday last. Mr. HopcsnH NJ
"catin his 7lstyear -----On TUESDAY morning after
protracted illness, Ebeie=er X Derter. Esq Mar.
shal OF the Rhode-Islsnd District. aged 50 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
Wool Carding.

w DOT Of all grades esrded into Rolls ;n the very
w BEET manner, at the usual prices, by the sub.
scrber. .. his Mills. on tie West TOAD, fLawion's
vaIley)-psy taken in CAsh OF produce. -,at
- WALTER CoRSELL.
Portsmouth, July %.
uTThe subscriber. Agen, Tor receiving and dsliv.
ering Wool 10 Newpon, vii! guarantee its safe and
speedy return. VI. w. LAwros..
Sswpor,, Jolye' tko Jj29
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
NOTICE..

Coayt Of Probate, Hewhorf, hngua 2. la?&.
\AI BEREAs application has this day been n,iJe,
w for administration on the estate OF ChsreG
Sherman. late Of Newport, deceased, and tn. con,
Alteration thereof referred TO the first Monds, of
September next, rotceis hereby given 20 alt r.
interested in said estate, to appear IL they siafl
see I'll. at Court Of Probate to be holden z, ne
state house, in said Newport, said first MONDAY
Of sept'r. nex, H y O'Clock, An. and they shall 70
heard respecting the same. ~
BY order OF said Court.
CHARLES 6YLEs. Prob C'cfk.
Aug5. Nt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
From the Na,ionai Journal.

ConSeniion 9viN Russia.
Mr.. Lucius. Bull, VINO arrived IN his city Q
y days ago, was the bearer OF dispatches
IN eur Minister Q, 81. Petersburg. by these,
1srs ,hst Convention was concluded on
b-l7,h Of April last, between Mr. Mid.
on the pss Of the United States, sng
Nesselrods aud NJ. !. P1Iiiies on the par
We. We understand shs, the Conven.
Isisn Of SIX articles, 10 which sll the
dispute between the two governments
S>{ed, in msnnsr the most honorable
49, fsgcous 70 shn country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
NOTICE.

Court q Probate, ~evaors, A.g. 2, 1872.
WHEREAS ElesAer Tt.vett, ationev 10 The All.
mintstrator on the Es,ste OF Willsm Prior.
late OF Newport. deceased, has ,hisdsy prcseniett
MS administration Account for Allowance, and the
confederation thereof feerred to the CRY Monday OF
september next Notice is hereby givin TO all per.
Court OF Probs,e, to be holden At the Sse .IIousc
in said Newport on the said first Monday Of sep,.n4
Der next, At y o'clock, n. TO show csuse.if any
they have. why said account should not be aso~ea.
Notice is also given. that the Commissioner s re !.
port on said Estate. will be acted upon by SAID
Court, at the same time and place .tf
by order Of said Court
CHARLES GYLEs, Prob. CO.
Aug 8. .,. . ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
REcAPTURE OF LIMA.

1t was currently 'epo"ed P.noma that
Bolivar had succeeded",n fakimg Lima-and
that a few week, would ,ern'es'e the wat by
the entire suUm,'siop of the Roy pets troops.
who were, gene ally speakpg, dtsaFscted.
particularly ne officers, who It is believed 10
. man, are decided const,u,ionslis,s, and
would never consent to acknowledge the ab.
solute power OF any king - Ban. Fed. Ga..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12

/ Tho 6rss article su.uo. &c s tbe rsee usv:S-..
lion 81 ths Pacific Ocean, by both parties. and
feeognises tho right OF fishing, and Of lending
on ~ points ofthe Westcoass not already oc
cupied, 10 order 70 trade with the sborieines.
2dsrieis provides, that the citizens or sub.
jeessof neither coun,'y shall land at points
occopisd by either, Without permission of The
Governor or Commsndsnt.
Sd article ixss tho boundary line ct $40.
norshs OF which the United States are not 10
foim eslablishmenls, and souij,, (which Rus.
Ella cannot advsnce. kea
4th article allows free entrance, to both par
ies, Tor teo years, into all tho gulphs, hsr.
bors, &c. OF each, for the purpose oi fishing
and trading wi b the natives.
5,h sflicls inte,dic,s q trade in Arc arms
and liquors and provides thar violations of this
article shall be punished. not by seizure ofihe
vessel, bu, by penalties, to be prescribed by
:ach government, on It's own citizens or sub
jects.
6,b. This article prescribes that the raiifi
cation shall be exchanged within ten month,
from tho date OF the treaty.
This Convention may be regarded 20 o &C.
eond signal effect OF the manly and indepen
dent Message Of our President 10 the late
Coogres,. If the Emperor Alexander had
left II TO our own government TO FIX the terms
OF the treaty, Il could not more completely
have secured ell our interests 10 the Pacific
We congratulate tho county upon this new
evidence of tho excellence of the system which
has been psrsued by our present Administra.
tion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
LIFE ~ LOhDON
LOST,
On Saturday Ldst,

A Calf-skin PocKEr Ro, ~ contain,
n ing eight 10 dollar bills .oa a., ., ..,. -.
dollar bills, all of the Newre RI Bsnk and nurrber
OF notes and other paper of no use 10 sny ono bu,
,he owner. Tue SUBJ ct,ber suppo.es !, was Ls, on
ss way rom o., dwelling. near the state house, 10
ns ",m " Midaletowo, between sunrise and sun
Sc "aoevcr may End the above and viii rciu. u IL
T" ne owner shall be hsodsomeiy rewarded.
CHRISTOPHER a. SWEET.
august II. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
10000 Dollars,
HIcRgST PRIZE !
HANDSOME scHEafE.

Whole tickets Sc, Halves, S3, Quarters. 1907
Eigh'hs IS cents. For sale in great variety Of
numbers at 80 ALIENS ~.
TRULYLUCKY oTFlcR,
8" No D. Onios 8nildings. Providence.
Ur Where was sold TO two &c n,lemen of Newnc,t.
but few days since and the CASH PAL o for The
same on demand, No. 3,64<, prize Of One 7xou.
sand Declare. and where the Cash will be paid Tor
any Of the above brilliant prizes on presentation
OF Orders for Tickets enolosiog Cash, (post paid)
will meet with prompt attention IL addressed TO
s. M ALLEN, b Co. Providence.
Providence, Aug 10 +,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
Commissioners Wofice

WE the subscribers ha,ing been appointed bv tb.
W Hon Court OF Probac. for the town Of New
port, in the county of Newport commissioners
sganst the estate Of 49,.
STEPHEN SERRY,
late Of said Newport, deceased, mariner. reptesened
nsoven, hereby give notice that six months from
the date hereof, 10 allowed tothe creditors OF said
estate. to bring q snd prove tlr respective claims.
spectiye dwellings, at any time during ss;d period
pELEG KAl,HN,2
WM. SrEVEgs, { Conn,is'rs.
,.ggDt :, OTIS CHAPFfE
All persons indebted to said esa,e are reque,tcs
to make immediate payment TO
Aug 2. 1924. '"' "'u
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GPINDS7ONES.

tons fine blue Grindstoncs;
do. do. manufsc iurc1--
new article, and worthy the attention Of 'nechs'sss
For sate, by JOHN STERNr,
July g. Bsnnsster's wlstfs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
THEA
List NIGhI BUT ONE.

ToM T JERRY Sd, ard last rims
On FRIDAY Evening. Auguu l9.
nv ILL be presented by way Of prelude Shak
w speare's celebrated Comedy in acts, called
CATHARlNE & PETRUCHIO,
TIMIAG THE SRREIY
(for characters see bills Of the day.
s..... To which will be added, r.
tor the Sd time here he popular extravagsnzs bur.
leta of fun frolc fash and fashion, as performed at
the London theatres for the unprecedented term Of
sc nights in succession, and received with the most
rapturous applause at all the Theatres Of New York
Philadelphia, Boston and Providence. called
TOM & JERRY,
LIFE ~ LONDON
Characters. &c see bills Of the day)
Doors open at o'clock-Performsnce commence
at half psst7
Tickets may be had at Mr.. C. wanton's, and Mr.
shaw's s,ores-snd at the Theatre.
Aug IL. 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12

TaE chespes, Case of WHITE LECHoRSs, are
just opened at
e - Wsf JssfEs 77LLErS
Store, that was ever offered for sale in this town.
On hand fer Black Leghoms.
August is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
Sbor Stnre.
Josiah O. Burdick,
LADIES' Fancy Shoe Manufacturer,

- 4A 81 tN 124, THAMES sTRREY,
R HsPssTruLLy informs the ladies' of Newport.
and its vicinity, that he now has on hand
complete assortment OF Ladies Shoes, consisting of
and morocco of different colors, ali made cxnscss,u
for re,.lisg. Also, Russia shee,nss. by The piece
or yard English pstsnt thread by the quantity or
single BALL binding ard lining skins, boot webbin.,
and cords, polished stc avis and tacks. ali which
will be sold cheap for Ctsh.
Aug 9, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12

!. U The Public respectfully informed. that q
sermon will be delivered by the Rev Mr.. Gamme,
in his Church. next sabbath evening" the 5h instant
at early candle lighting, in favor Of the African Be-
nevoien Society and the close of the service that
contribution will be solicited to the funds of the
society for the support Of school.
august IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
FROM CUBH.

Capt. Hubbeii, a'rived at PhiisdeIphie, in |
days from II 'vana, into,ol, that q spanish
squad on. consisting of the ftga,e Sabina, cor
vet,s ZaGfa and Carebobo, brig Vsluptsrlo and
schr. Bellooa, with two mo chants vessels,
were prepar ne TO sail immediately for the
Castle OF San Juan de Ullos, with supplies Of
provisions and reohs to relieve he garrison,
which was said 10 be suff. rug with sickness
and in want of fresh food. The account OF the
schr. Mercstor, Allen, Of New Yo'k, and Of
she tnurde' of ha' captain sod crew by the pi-
rates, had been conf med thrcc d'ogers, with
goods Of her ca. 20. bad beeo seized al Ma'sn'
zss, and .ayetvs fi'ates impTi'onsd. a Ham.
burg ship with vsiuabe e cargo io' Mexico,
wilh Hamburg brig and F'ench ship, both
bound % Havana had been captured near
NatsDza,, ,heir mas,s cut swsy, heir crew
DISPOSED Of (p,obaoiy murJered) end Their
ca goes introduced INTO MsIsnzas, where they
were publicly selling io' little or ooihinG
example, Ru,siss - 33 per piece. The
Coa,, OF Cuba was wholly unprotected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12

N,t q a< 6AN ~ - f
1ohs p;sman. Esq; hs( bssn sppoiaisd, By
ths Pfssidsns Of the Unitsd States. in the re-.
cess Of the Senate, lodge Of the units S,stes,
for the Rhode. leland Dss,rict, vice Hon. Da !
yid Howell cecessed.- = Prov. Pasyios.
GOOD NEWS t.
Accounts from At least ten Of the eastern and
middle Ststess give assu, srees OF the fru ilion
and prospects OF IN abundant harvest. Ia
most places the earoers are full and overf v.
ing. Proo. .1n
T6e Nev Jersey Emh0rium mentions ths,
Ms. Jane Wilson, widow OF Jane, J. Wilson,
deeessed, received q commission from the
Pos, Master General on Friday last, appoint
ing her Post Master at T'enton, 10 the place
of her deceased husband. We hope tho Amer
lean will no, suspect ina, the n,ails a,e 10 be
put under Ps.sieoat COVE umsnt.'
NGt .1dv.
Melancholy Visitation In g thunder storm
at Wofcestsn o sego county. N. York, 26.h
ul'. dwelling house, occupied by Nj. Wal
ter Everon, wa, blown down and totally do
siroyed, by the resistle's iufy of tho wind. OF
the tenants OF the house, Mrs.. Eyetton, two
OF her children, Of the ages of | 2 aud 9, and
Miss Betsey Chiids, aged 49, were Instantly
killed. Three other child. en- Of MIR E. were
much bruised, one Of them daughter af Is,
II is supposed faisliy, and NJ. E. and his
mo'her con'idersby 'nju'sd.
A company is forming IN London TO estab.
lish u Steam Boat com muu cs'iop be ween
q eat B'risD and the Cbi'ed 5,slas, Our
coun'yman Pcrk'ns, 10 of opiaion ihat the
p 'ject Is practicable, and he ps,ssge could
be made wi hin Twelve dsys.--Bos Cent. 4.
Coon. BARRON is again in employment,
having been opo,n'ed 10 the charge Of he
PhiladelPhis Naval Ssion
FROM FRANCE
The packe ship S,ephanis has arrived a,
N. Yo'k from Have, bringing Ps 10 Paps,s
to June - M " k
Geu. LA FAYETrE VS.. mats iag his ar.
rangements 10 depart 10, New Ynk q Bo..
ton-snd was expected to emoss in the
course Of July.
Tho Tu:ks had commenced ;h2if new
c'mPsign against the brave Greeks. The
latter were disguised to see h.isuso vessels,
Particularly some unde, the hsg at Rasss, in
the employ Of the Musse'msn as Transports.
The new French VI aIste', The Baron dc
MAREUIL, has az we'd a, Washing on.
My he DO as d, sefvedly popu'a: as his pre-.
decessor. Negotiation, WIN F,sace respect.
Ing spoia,,ons are pend'ag. Haton do Ma
Teuil was presented 10 b p esident OH the
An inst by MI. Adams Il has lost DO time
IN delivering his credentisIs, and commencing
his duties.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12

An exttsc, Of a .euer dated CARACAS, July
Iy, say, "a reinfo' cement OF $4,000 me0,
are ordered 20 mach Immediately rom this
county, to Join Bolivar, IN Chill. Col. Stop.
ford. editor of the Colomb.ano and Col. Young,
are o,dered to The Head Quarters Of Gen
Psez i'm the interior"
-" Com. D,niels is sppoiuied to the COM
l(nsnd Of the squadron at Porto Csvello, aud
1tde, ed TO get all the vessels, both public and
l,iva,e, ready for sea &c scon as possible
Aobab'y 10 take part o: Oh: troops 10 Porto
llo, ina, ere 10 rcinlofce Bolivar"
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Johs p;sman. Esq, hs( besu sppoiaisd, BY
yid Howell deceased. - Prov. Pafrios.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12
GOOD lNEIY0.

Accounts from At least ten Of the eastern and
middle Ststess give assu srees Of the fru i,ion
and prospects OF IN abundant harvest. In
most places the gamers arc full and ovepA ".
ing. Prov. I'm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-12

Com. BARRON is again in employment,
having been opo,n,ed 10 the charge Of he
Philadelphis Nlval Salon a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
RICY.MOA11 JOCKEY CLT7R-


"A Ia well attended meeting of the RICHMOND
N JOCKEY CLUE, convened at the Eagle Hotel
in the city of Richmoms, on the I'd of the present
month, after regular public notice for that pur-
pose, the following Resolutions were unanimously
adopted -
l. Resolred That the Fall meeting of the Rich
26th of October next, when the will commence
and be run in the Order already prescribed.
9. Resolced, That committee OF ten members of
the Club be appointed to wait on the Marquis de la
Faye'te and his sute when the arrive in Virginia
and invite them to witness the Races and to honor
the Club with their presence Dinner on the 23ih
of October next
J Resolred, That the committee be Authorized
to invite to the Races and Dinner aforesaid any
strangers, distinguished citizens and revolutionary
oihcers and soldiers they may deem it proper to in
vite. And, to avoid the unpIea san ut Confusion of
promiscuous crowd, the mcctIiig advise thai no
member of the Club invite 10 the Dinner more Than
one guest
a. Resoiued That Thek. Field, (Presden, of the
Ciuo) john Minge, SEN, Benz. Harrison, Robert c.
Scott, Pin. N. Nicholas, William II. Roape. Wade
Mosby, SEN, Andrew Stevenson, Jacq. B. Hasvie
and Temple Gwathmey, Esq'rs. be appointed
committee TO effect the object of the Cd and Sd re-
solutions.
s.. Resolred That the proceedings of this meet
ing be Published in the papers of this City, and in
the Petersburg Intelligcncur.
WADE MoSBY, JR. Sec'ry. r.. J. c.
n. B. A meeting of the r. j. Club is requested
or the field, at o'clock, P. NJ after the rs days
race. w. NJ.
September 8 tsS4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
LITERARY IMPROVEMENT
on a MORE coMrRsnENsIvE SCALE.

MFR. ANDERSON has the pleasure of in.
w forming the friends and patrons ofhis eie-
raentary and classical school, that in com,nenc.
ing the second year Of its operation, an i,npor-
tant addition will be made to the scope and ex-
tent of its usefulness. An arrangement has
happily been made with Mr.. VIM. G.. Kidd.
by which besides a considerable Improvement in
several essential branches of elementary instruc-
ton VIZ. Wruing arithmetic and Geogyuphy)
critical study of the higher Greek authors and
a diligent cultivation of the powers aud craces
of Etocation, will be introduced. The last men
toned object, being altogether of practical
nature, will be found al once useful and highly
ornamental in various departments of life.
TERMS.
The charge for tuition in all the above
branches will be ten dollars per quarter, .pava-
BILE IN advance; tcithot amy ert,st charge phate-
pe,.
N. b. For the entertainment and grati6ca-
ton Of parents and others who may take an in
terestin1he subject, an exhibition of the progress
OF the puPtlsin E,oc,aio,, WILL on each alternate
Saturday, be publicly made at the new s. capa-
cions school room ON Governors Street lately
occupied by Mr.. Robert Poore as his cabinet
ware-room where an Academy embracing the
above objects, will be opened on Monday next
the Goth inst.
Sept. IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
Treasury DEPARTMENT,

NoTICE is hereby given 70 the proprietors of
IL tho exchanged per cent. Stock of 1912, is
sued in pursuance of an act of Congress, entitled
IAN act authorizing subscription to the old six
pea. cent. and deferred Stocks and providing for
exchange of the same" passed the 9th OF July,
II, that the principal OF the said stock md the
interest which may be due thereon at the time, will
be paid to the said proprietors to their attorneys
duly authorised, the first day of January, 1925,
at the Treasury in Washington, OF at such Loan
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender OF
the Certificates OF said Exchanged per Stock
will he required at ihe time of redemption, and than
the interest thereon, will and determine to
the 3Ist day of December, 1924.
WIN. III. CRAWFORD,
Secy Of the Treasury.
July 9. t31D43
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28
July 8.
Treasury DEfAnrMENr, June q, 1924.

L nE.Nf3 y ~
NJ-OTICE is hereby given TO the proprietors of
In the Six per cent. Stock of 1918, Loan of
Si6,090,O00, and Loan of $7,500,000, that Books
will be opened at the Treasury of the Unired States,
and at the several Loan Offices, the first da of
July next, continue open until the first day of
October thereafter, for receiving subscriptions for
such parts of said Stock shall, the day of sub
scrption, stand the Books of the Treasury and
those Of the Loan Olhces, respectively, pursuant
TO the provisions of the Act of Congress, passed
Goth of May, 1924, entitled, IAN. Act to authorize
+" the Secretary of the Treasury exchange Stock
"bearing an interest at four and a half per cent
for certain Stocks bearing interest at six pea
"cent."
The subscriptions may be made by the proprie-
tors of the Stock, either in person by their attor
MES duly authorized subscribe and transfer to
the United States. The Certificates to be sur
rendered the time of making the subscriptions.
VIM. H. CRAWFORD.
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100 DOLLARS REV ARD.

RAN away from this place on the 5th inst
~ Negro Fellow named RICHARD, about s
feet inches high, he is thin visagc yellow COM
plection spare made, fms bushy bead, has his ina r
all combed back, down look when spoken to-, aged
about az years; he is the property of Pleasant Via
dec d, OF Hanover county, aud has been living with
Mrs. Dabney this place for the last or I years,
and IS well known here. will give $40 for his
apprehension in this city, SIS if apprehemded
within miles of this city, SO If taken within %
miles Of this city, $50 If taken within the state and
the above reward ftIker Of this state, and Sc
cured SO that get him agsim.
GEO. TURNER, Error Of
Pleasant 1io, deed.
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