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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

Mould Candies,
~ Boxes Mould Candles, (WooduHs
Jij brandy Just received and for sale by
I.n1 CLAGETT & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17
OUT OF SPIRITS.

"Is INV wife out of spirits" said Johnwith :
sigh,
As her voice of tempest gave Warming
"owte out, sir, indeed, said herr aidin reply
"For she finished the bottle this morning.:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22

com nunity. Hhe has committed an ~
lrncr ahle6 requires any eyIaatian, any at
onrmenf, u his ALREADY hen made Ito
h,s dnomsd himself ~ rnlsrr, IL hns left
10 lis widowed daughter NJ eeasnlatinn
hui despair ~ hope bat the grave aud
~ the fesi of La po>tcrOty u inheritance
hat dlstfess. Sdely Ia this Jeopardy ct
Ute, tins t,nlly Of ai!lirt.pa. tatr,. i enough
81 nl,iogtane tc CRAFTY the revenge If those
VITO thirst Tor his blood lis enemies " VI
overlook Ia ms own misery and the allie
ZION If III, friends. the u,is iuIiuuc which
mas happened. They VIA listen n lhr
humble accents &c hs urct,hrd wife, who
from the dsFtbs 81 humility and a'nieli"n
imporc soa 10 saw hrr hasb5aa lom thr
grave her children FROM orPhaaage and
hersrK tfam lat,tny an1 dt4gfaee. We
have not lntnldta upon You Tn -orruNs Of
this disconsolatr family, for the purpose nt
exciting yoat feelings 81 intlspeieg your
Judgments. We only wish II al eas. the
vengeance Of thos,, whose haiftd aud ma
lice for,n Ihr hltt,t'N ingredients 81 hcIr
woe Who would willingly heau So1 ON nc
tidr of thelr own fr-cutRent, and over
whtlm J on III lts tulrrnt. "a for your.
selves nc#ash for 90 tNors ur partiahll,s
At Your hands. We rrlJ fof the ATTY of
the accused, apoutl ira, oompleetlon Of
the aHir Wentsn not yourimaginations
e. hrighlrn his P-osprcts " your syalp'
thies 10 lessen hi, guilt.
An that mr beg OF luu il 10 allow To hu-
mnn nFae the fragtlcs Tor nhirh II pleads,
attribute Ia him the common fears aud APP
professions Of man, aud execute Justice ~
mercy.
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F0GTSCRTP9H.
-'.so& 90
TNFEST FKDN CItROHE

LATEST FKbh EDkOiE
Furtner arrivals from Europr h,inG Ii
verpooi dates 10 the 9th uit.--TAe Cotton
speculaions had ruined m"uy hoascs ;
though II i sald mat the article must ere
long he.hgher.'
2hr Greeks appear, from the last ac-
counts 10 be galnlos ground. Ibrahim Pa
cha i, SAID To b. 50 tn,irooed by the
Greeks that he viii be shortly compsprd
to sirrcndcr--aod tnc Gcrrk ad,nrai NJ
aulis has written to the senate, tilat he wllI
perish or destroy the "noIr Of tae Egypt
an squadron Upon the wholr. ttlr cause
looks much brighter than ~ the LIST datc+.
Ertyad Of ieter fom Litetpo1i .7ng IS.
"Tobacou fatncr fat ii pre7rui, but
holders aee finn. The weather la, been
wet and broken for the most ii the past
week, bat II has had 90 influence worth
notice On our gram Market
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Nne NNlf-acre A4ot,
$40 REWARD,

l. UNAWAY from the Subscriber, living
near Amherst court ho0,r, on the elu
inst. nrgro mnu named BILIX, between
IL and % years old, II d.lk mulajo, about n
feet "a inches high,ws mndh mud very likely.
no particular mark remembered. Tho sai1
'iayc formerly belonged 10 W " Davies,
of bedford county, aud lived while ia
LyncbbarR, perhaps with Capt. y. Labby
Wis tGtca out o roWhntnn county jail IN Au-
gust Int. BE has been bentd 81 ~ the viti-
nifty of Lvnchburr, NJ which time he lad GA
n blne cloth coat, blue pantaoons, and raj
1c shirt. H. is now prohn5ly lprLing nlout
Iynel,'nrg, or be may have taken boat hr
Wchmnnd, 1hr above reward will bc pnid
II delivered 10 me, With all reh touabla char.
ges. ELIJAH DAVIS.
affhe Editors of the Enquirer aill please
insert the above Que mouth an1 forward their
account 10 tie VIrginian Ditee for payment,
Sept %. wts7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22
$40 REWARD.

C.TRAlED or stolen. on Monday tha
- 22a If August, 1925 from Bedford court
house, dark hny MARE, ! or q ychrs oldr
ond n,,onl feet 10 or II inches high, no
mark rccollrcled, cxccita small grey spot on
the eide Of her neck, accustomed by the bah
ter, and hns hccu in habit Of being shod be-
fore anAu"t behind md she Ia travelling
tips her hind hools So rs Ia wear them smart
Is squire. She went of With birdie, saddle
aud sa1dlc-hnEs. Any ref-on Who " Ill deli
yer her Ia the ,lbscrihrr, wing III said conn
~, IL miles north OF liberty, md in miles
II Wnugh's fcuy, shall receive tho above re-
ward NM 5LEDD.
Sept. % w3"T
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22

1.IKARED or staten o. Tie tst instant
- from the subscriber, living at Union Milis,
Prince Edward county uear fnrmtilIe, a
lhr,c Pfry HORSE, S feel or 2 inches high.
about years old. IInying owned him but a
shon ttrr. do not recollect any pcculiat
marx IL Distinguish him from Other grey hor.
sfg. He Is horse OF Gncommoniy 6ne "a ~
Tor he addlr, and has very considerable dirA
portion Il start or shy nj any Object tha, bg
dnrs nj understand. Tie nbosurewurd wifi
he paid on The deivery of the horse at my
house, together with MI reasonable charges.
ShNlL. I. VEhABLE, Jr.
rniop Nils, p, Edpara, Sepf ". s7
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we W.
GTNURAn SUMMARY.

Grant Island 1t is said thai thr come,
stone of tie Hebrew cIty of Ararat will
be laid al Grand Island IN. y about the
18TH or lsth inst. with masonic and miiI-
tary ceremonies. Thr cty will he erected
facing tire mouth of the grand ,an,l Il
ferry brinS authorised by Inv flotn Tune
wanlo 10 the Grand Island, will asllltate
"a" intercourse.
Trioi Tor Par,icidc. The trial Of BET
SEf RUDDf.k, (says the Norfolk Bra-
con of Sept. Il whose comnitment III
the Jail Of Princess Annc County on thr
@5Nl Of July last, upon the charge If mur-
dcrlng her father, was stated about that
time in the l'raron, came ON before the
Superior Court OF Law for thlt County 90
"Wednesday LAST. Her younger sister Wa
the only witness against her, and her tcsti
mony Vas 81 contradictory That thr jul y
brought in verdict Of HcqHiHaL
Gen. Lafayette, sc.---We learn lsay9 the
sa,nr paper.l from the Pilot of the Bran
dy!ojae, thai this G>oued slip sails re-
maIkably we'll AZ An evidence of which
she got under way from the mouth of the
Potomac about 7o'clock On Friday morn
ing, and At 8 7 VI he left her . miIes out
side Of ia Caprz.-Vhe Gthtrui, his son
and Colonel La JdSScur, We're all in iut
health. The following officers went out
passengers in the Urdudg,cia, = Ii. J.
Uago, to reion the North Cmoiian, 10 -
1t. HIM. Duinnty, Of Mern,s II join thc
"igate Constitution; 1t. BoHacrltle. Of the
y. States Army, aud DR.. COrnlch.
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EGO REWARD.

DUNAWAY on l',e night Of the nth
u instant, from the subscriber, living in tie
county of bedford, I Mills west Of Lynch.
burr, 4 negro man named L1WDEEX, a.
bout u al 81 years of age low aud not very
stout ma1e, ofa Lraht yellow comIl ion,
with curly hair, and has II tear on his forehead
his clothing not known, =. be Carl led all ha
bad VIII him lie /. very srarl. expect
he will enleavor to pass rs Tree man, as I
hnve reason 10 believe he has obtained free
insseS. Dni have no laen vtnt route lie
has taken, or win tnke Whosoevr takes up
mid negro and delivers him 10 me, or secures
hlm in Jail 90 that 7 pr him asnin, shall re-
coi,e the above reward OF S2o, and all rea"
sofnblc expenses paid.
ED1iHA =. CT ~.
Il, The Editors ofthe iiehmond Enquirer
will please insert the above ndveriscnicnt
wprldV four weeks, in their paper, aud for
ward thcr account 10 this Office for payment
srpt 90. w1w7
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New Book g. Stationary
STORE.
t&sAdsn.seaA

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs Ms
friends IND The prblio kenrreliy, 'hat NJ.
has commenced the BOoK.sELLfSG bC5ls
Mss II the lfc use formerly oeenpied by Mr.
William DiRges, aud opposite Inc store -
Mes.rs 6 x Nofvell G. ". H. Morgan.wbers
h. vii receive hddiionni supplies Of al 'lns
nov aud prriodrCnl pullica,ion,. Havin3
nude arrangements with tire most extensive
honstsi IN Baltimore. Phllhd.lriia, New fork
md bosfor. he Wedges tin,s,ifihat any Tsw,
Nrdienl, Miscellaneous, School o. Bhns
Books which nrY br "anfing, bish be tuay
MOI hapc, he vii cudragor 10 sltain the sanis
through his corretpondf MS nj the north
Country merchants teachers of scadctnics,
A.. will md II 10 their advantage o call "a
examine his stock, which will Ire very coru~
f'eie. The su'bcribcr pledges bimsslfto puy'
slrt attention tn husiuesF. md every eyer.
ton on his par, win lie ueed Tor tie benefit y
thaae WHO mny favor him with their patron.
r.. CHARLES 4 WIIItRs
'Lynehburg. sept ~ ,sr
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FOR. RENTn
e. q S z

{ IN Saturday evening last, a Blue Mo-
- rocco POsKEr BOOK, containing my
Free papers, Five Dollnr Note, either on
the Farmers Bank.or Bank of Virginia, aud H
number OF other papers Of no use 10 any per.
son bui The owner. A rev Hrd ot five dollars
viii BE- given - whoever viii deliver the II.
fore9a5 peeietz booE aud is contents to the
'g5scriher.' X * JACKSON.
~ =. T., li"7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22

1 &c NC jus.taaoie Or noIi must depend nI"n
! MS peculiar sfaah'h at the tinf tie
s'ffns'h 81 us nerves, the habits 81 Ms
| "'nu' ana / variety at other cife anstantes.
! az" dIu aosatd would be7he Ia" winch
N"o"'' 5Ne "ht ''hff criterion y winch
"''" vas II ps lua1'u- Ahila.dfap't
""u'l - 'he statute Nhich should DEMAND
! VI "' NUN laall u WAX u"ld lht nfil"u
/ u'"n VI 'i3tehSe Na' i'do} to.shih nun 10
! 'i' cal IN, oeiofe ne c"u'd expose The HE
| % Tue 'ssail'ni= All ih't Inc Ia" al mah
/ 20" F"ss''i} i'q'lie II 7"u'' Muse i's 'hn
"'''2' Gus consequence Il hr hta fea-
/ ''I'p'c apprehension Ol utdlh or 81 great
n"u"y injury lie Is not on'y ao'hpilztd ny
/ "ic ~" III halufe, n1l "n'l Ju7anTa ~ the
! p''"c'PI's oi ssli so'''S' hu' ooead ny me
/ u'"y "h'eh 1e oHs 10 MS ,HIdHtf, IL use e.
very means "insh may "ec"'he necessary
'" u'Ithu ana preserve ~, nv. 19af only
enquiry, lhth' ~ "htthcI tlo~ I'll III CIR
cn"''''aers ni the case, H' COMA hafc been
'''''Ito In LIS PERSON" safety aha Tor
',' purpose ii coming 20 '"'''S. e"ae'"
/ S''"' 'Hl rs examine ~ cn'faelti oi lie
person VINO as oteh s|nn. ni, WHOA
was "V' one al thnSt me" f'lh Nhain no
anger VAS 10 ne "Pp''h'n'fd. mere
was h"'hihe IN ms eha' '',r' "hish - '"s-
cu1frd To dew us to u fellow creature, Ind
put at rest ; our ira,s aud apprehension.
he was nj amiable in his 81 .po,itan, mud
j in hts topper, aud aldhlc 10 hs manners.
! Bat on the contrary he VAS u man Of 4
,iadlcrl,e spiIlt-hc had shown on all &c
raslons an eagelnrss irr qoaIrcl--a dlsrc-
gard for the dat.s of huabaud--the or
i legations of tather--anda 40 utter contempt
for the laws of God and Of man In sdd-
tion to TIL, he WAS IN thr yisour of lnau-
hood. He had the bodily strength, thc
physical power, to prrprualc any act
when IN. malignant heat misat have con
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22

- '''''e e'' 7''f' ihifAf cN 'difhP. MINI
del 6hts n hloadshed, he woi,ld have eho.
sen spot winch WIS less fnublics IL
| would not have saisht his enemy. naf HE
! pubic hish ay,brtorc the doors ol 4 llJiis,.
and that too in aprn day. No. Gentlpmen
he would lave skodked in the secrets ~
/ some wood until The darkness OF night had
oterShadomed the earth, aud then nshered
forth, proving like the wild aud ieroclons
brast "t the f6.est, ~ siut his revenge
Ahn Is there 81 ignefaut Ut the Operations
oil h's own MUD, rs not r. know that TN
iear % punishment Is more powerful prin-
ciPlr 1t action than thc qualification Of rt~
stnSe The arm ri the murderer would
always be std,d BY tn prospect f CERTAIN
punishment. Their ore none " h6se hearts
are 50 steeled 10 the cnmpunctDnustl. tlnga
"i c"nSclence--n al - lost To all SEN
s'hllity, TEAR, aud appr' 1oIslou, as not 10 he
appalled, hy the dread VI immediate pun
lshmcnt. Men who violate the laws ol
thrlr country, always calculate the chances
OF detection. Ihey proceed up ii the ex.
pt'I q. >" y, >s."f.2 . ,'''' "''.5' ny 'l'
- VIZ ,"'o''1"ie' VI
,r,,', VIVA, ny nv i""' VI we" e9ohu
u. '''' ,','" IN nv '''',"''"rh teis ae'
nous, b,;na no b2n,. nr ,h e., ', h.';a -,
concealed en,s,t.i.,iot ''N' ~,
cscpnins 5.trc,ian nlaye' ,b -
ho ,,.,s n,,,,., , ,''''
tbat orr,,a,oe WI ,,,, g.. -,
after the f,i.I occmr.pre y,sr,N',5s,,,.1
Ek. , man naIlat.l ,,,I,. ia a,1 - ,''s,.,,
''"1 ''''' " WI ~" ""a '"i 'uisa
| '''''''' - ''"t''h''h, - 3.
'"''"' '""l't', ''u u P'o'"''''' III #tah
IN the hour Of terror and drsma,, ahrspcrs
comfort To the soul, aud consolation tn the
heart. Did ne attempt 10 ny from III, coi,n.
try like the srlf.rond.mnrd and rmlty
No, Gentlemen. confd,ng. in his oon lDi,a.
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DIED, in this place, on Saturday evening
last, after n short illness, Mr. HEsJAAllN
POE, aged % years, late OF Richmond.
-, nj hi. fathers residence in this
rlace, n ,cd IL, Mi BENJ SCH0oLfIElp
lie had tor several n Duths pasl labored under
tne most extreme pain from eaueer, which
he bore with christian fordudr. He talked
freely OF his departure, as hr hnt n we'll inun-
ded hope III the mercy OF his kedeemer
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ExNczEnvna pRorEaTY


IN pursuance or d,,d of trust cxrcuieG
II The subscriber by Jus bennington, dec
hrha,aF date tlfr g2d DAY oil January, 1879.
and Terord IN the clerk ofice NJ he hus-
'ines eonrf Of Lyurh''urR, I shall proceed, tor
the purposes therein expressed, on the 2otil
day Of October, 1875, upon Tire premises, to
3ell by public auction, far readY money.
Nne NNlf-acre Aot,
situate III The rorrorniiea of Lynrhhurr, near
the sprlnrs COMMONLY called tie Republican
spring, heine the lot on which Mis- Need.
hum formerly resided. an being tie snme 10.
formerly conveyed by John n Smith 10 tho
sad James DWtmugton Acting as trustee.
Shall ONLY convey 90 the purchaser such title
a, IS vested IN ave by shi1 deed al trust
JOHN II. SMITH, Trustee.
T. Set % tdsr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22
10000 TICKETS.
NOT ONE blank 70 p PRIZE.
- III DRAWS on I'LL
WA and NVSn System,

Srunlcd I} Iettcrs INttnt under the seal oi
the United states
In doi9ef u tDo HcLes NJ tao shares, miii
Be c,ftfia = obtaining at least Que prize, and
may diate IIiRLE!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22
Nniu,VvoVeA Aana,
One other Tract,
Quantico Canal Lottery 9TH class

10 be dram on ne I'd dog NJ Sotcmbrr nert
and tinish,d ~ n fac mi'tlats.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-19
An ACT concerning wrecks on the Coast Of Florida.

BE It enacted By the Senate and House Of Hepre-
sputofires Of the United States Of y1nerica IN
Congress assembled, That any ship or vessel shall
after The passing OF this act be engaged or employ
ed in car, wing or transporting any property what.
soe,er taken from any wreck, from the sea- or from
any OF the keys shoals within The jurisdiction OF
the United STATES, on the coast OF Florida, to any
foreign port or place, every such ship or vessel 50
engaged and employed, together with her tackle,
apparel and arnlture, shall be wholly forfeited and
may be seized and condemned IN any court o. the
Uited States, or territories thereof, having compe-
tent jurisdiction.
sec. 2 md be it further enacted, That all prop
eIty, Of every description whatsoever, which shall
be taken from any wreck from the sea, or from any
of the keys and shoals within the ~ lsdieton OF the
United States on the Coast OF Florida shall be
brought to some port Of entry within the jurisdic
ticn aforesaid.
Sec. 3. IND be 1t further enacted. Tha, all and
every forfeiture or fotei,ures, which shall be incur
red BY virtue Of the provisions ct this ac' shall
crue enc moietyto he iniofmer og normers. and
the Other to the United States, and may be mitiga
ted or remtted, in manner prescribed by the act
entitled An act to provide for mitigation remit
ing the foreilures penalties and disabilities, accru
ing IN certain cases therein mentioned" passed the
third day Of March, enc thousand seven hundred anc
ninety seven, and made perpetual by an act passet
eleventh Of February, thousand eight hundred
Washington, March 3, 1875 Approved.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-19
SHOCKING MURDER.
From a late London Paper.

Death of the Honorable f. Ashley Cooper, the sonoi
the Earl Of Salisbury in pugillslic contest with mr.
Wood, son Of Col. Wood, OF Ltteton, Bucks, and
nephew Of the Marquis OF Londonderry
Sunday last, about O'Clock, two collegans Of
Eaton, the Hon. F. A. Cooper and MIR. Wood
were in the play ground, when some words arose
between them and they pushed each other. VIM
gave the assault is differently stated /; but from
words they proceeded TO blows, and had fought TOT
several minutes, when the Captain came up anu
separated them. II was subsequently determined
by them that they should meet on the following
day and have pugilistic contest The majority .,
the scholars present to witness the batiie, aHn
the combatants stripped to the buff, al O'CLOCK on
Monday afternoon, and commenced fighting. WI:
Cooper was smaller in stature Than his opPohe''
his age was under Is and his opponent, who was wa
near half head taller, was near H. MT. ".
had the advantage of strength, but the qucRnesa
and precision OF Mr.. c.. were remarkable Tor one
so yonng, and he declared that he would never sse
in. In the 8th 9th, and 10th rounds, he ocean.
weak and exhausted, and it was then evident lha' ~
was not,a match for Mr.. w. and he ought 10 nav
been taken away. Some of the 6 hackers" haa
brought brandy in bottles into the field. ana M
second of Mr. Cooper, in the 1th round, Pou'ess
a considerable quantity down Mr.. C's throat ANU
he recovered his wind and strength. Inc yVuue
men continued lighting from till nearly D clv.s,
and when they were in state OF exhaustion W.,
were constantly piled between the rounds WIN n ,aa
brandy. Ii is stated, that Mr. c. drank, dtiine
the fight, above half pint They Tough. au s".
sixty rounds, and at the end OF the last round' w.
C. fell heavily his head and never spoke al. az
wards. lie carried off the ground to ms iou h
T ings, at the house of The Rev. MIR. Knapp, Wy 10
:. brothers, who were present at The light. nc G.,
= put to bed, but no medical assistance was sou. "A
\, till four hours after, shol! time before ne e"p's
c Captain Symmes has been invited BY Coul.
Z which the coun, IS projecting the captain has az
i csp,sd the invitation under certain conditions whc'
IS we have not learned. hae'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-19

such manner. as he shall judge best Tor The PUBIC
interest. The whole, or part, OF the vessels which
we're purchased under the authority Of the act en-
titled :. An act authorizing an aao,''oha, "ass, ar
for the suppression Of aey also the Whole Oh 81
che pnblic vessels upon Lake Ere, Ontario ano
chsmplain, except the ships Of the i'ne New VI
leans aud Chippewa, now on the stock, uhoer co'e'
at Sackeus' Harbor.
Sec. 3. and be it further enacted, That the pro-
ceeds If such sales shall be applied under the direc-
lion Of The President OF the United States to the re
nars and building Of sloops OF war which have oeen
or may be, authorized to be built.
Washington, March 5, 1925 Approved
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-19

AN ACT authorizing the establishment of Navy Yard
and Depot, on the coast of Flordas, in the Gulf of
Mexico.
lie ii enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentaires Of the United States Of .anerica in Con
sfess assembled, That the President of the United
States be- and he is hereby authorized to select and
purchase site for d Navy Yard and Depot, on
The coast OF Florida, IN the Gull Of Mexico, and to
erect such buildings, and make such Improvements
thereon, as he may judge necessary for the accom-
mediation and supply of the United States vessels
Of war in that quarter; and tina, the sum of one
bundled thousand dollars be appropriated for eff.
ecting that object, out OF any moneys in the Trea-
sury, not otherwise appropriated.
Washington, March 5, 1895: Approved
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-19
AN ACT authorizing the payment of Interest due 10 IN
State Of Virginia

AN ACT authorizing the payment OF Interest Que 10 he
State Of Virginia
BE it enacted BIZ the Senate and House % fepre-
spntatires of the United States OF dmerica IN oom
rress assembled, Tina, the proper az counting OFF,
Gers of the Treasury Department be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to quida'e ana se'
lie the claims OF the State Of Virginia against the
United States, for interest upon loans or moneys DOR
cowed and actually expendedhy her, Tor the use and
benefit Of the United States, during the late war
with Great Britain.
Sec. Q. .Ind be it further enacted, That, 70 as
pertaining the amount OF interest, as aforesaid, due
20 the State OF Virginia, the following rules shall be
stood as applicable to and governing the case,
TO wit: First That interest shall not be computed
IN any sum which Virginia has not expended Tor
The use and benefit oil the United States as eviden
ced by the amount refunded or repaid TO Virginia
b. the United States; Second, That no interest
shall be paid on any sum on which she has not pao
interest Third. That, when the principal or any
mart of it has been paid refunded by the United
States or money placed in the hands Of Virginia
for that purpose the interest on the sum or sums SO
raid or refunded shall and not be considered
IS chargeabIe TO the United 5 ates, any longer than
up 10 lie time of repayment as aforesaid.
SEC. 3 .ind belt further enacted That the amour
Of he interest, when ascerlsned a. aforesaid shall
be paid gu, Of any money 10 the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated.
Washington, March 3, 1925: Approved
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-19
AN ACT authorize the surveying and opening Of roa
from Detroit to Chicago, in the state of Illinois

AN ACT authorize the surveying and opening OF road
from Detroit to Chicago, IN the state of Illinois.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires of the United States Of .imprica in Con-
grpss assembled That the President Of the United
States be, and he is HEREBY authorized 10 appoint
three Commissioners who shall explore, survey, and
mark in the most eligible road from De
troits in the territory OF Michigan, to Chicago in The
state of Illinois: And said Commissioners shall
make out accurate pats Of such surveys accompa.
MED with field notes, and certify and transmit the
same to the President OF the United States, who if
he approves OF said survey, shall cause the pla S
thereof to be deposited in the oice OF the Treasury
oil the United States.
Sect 2. And be II further enacted. That the said
Commissioners shall eas h be entitled TO receive
three dollars, and their Assistants one dollar and ff
ty cents each, for each end every day which they
shall be necessarily employed in exploring, survey
ing, and marking said road, and making our the pla,
and field notes above required And for the purpose
of compromising the said COMMISSIONERS and thc
Assistants there shall be, and is hereby appropriated
the sum OF three thousand dollars 10 be paid out o
any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appro
printed.
Washington, March 5, 1925 Approved