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for sale. Thu Apncryphal New Tesla
men' beng all th'Gospels, Epistles and o
,,.hef pieces nov extanl, attibntpd IN III,
hrst ionr centuries JEsus CHRIsr, hi
|a,posil's and their companions. &r. &c =
Every person ought IL own a cepy Of thu
work II being the very finest edition ant
yeontains all the Scriptures that was reject
led ny the Council of Bishops at Nice.
Same hundreds of years ago--P.ope eueh
TO judge for themselves and not the B,sh
|ops. the p,ice of the hook being very mo
ld~rate. It's to BIZ hoped that the peepl,
|"'lI supply themselves with copy of tut
very rate and valuable work, and then the,
|can and will judge for themselves. Also
The New Testament by Alex. Kneeland
Minister of the FIRST ludepsndant Churcf
|ot Christ called Unis ersallsts 10 Phiadel,
'phia.
The Opinion of Chief Jps,ire Marshall
|n the case of Garnrtt, Executor of Brook !.
vs.. Macon. by Joseph Tate, counsellor al
laval of which will be sold very low
ABRAM r. NORTH.
June IS.
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JOHNSON'S
BIl,lOUS VOW DER,

III WIS Medicine is not offered 10 III,
L Public, as a Panqcea, but as a Cathar
lie admirably adapted 10 The removal o.
Bile, &c. being fully equal in this respect f'
ICalomel, and superior to any other Purga
Five in use.
1t peculiarly adapted to Bilious and In
5ismmatory diseases may be used IN all ca
Rses where this class of Remedies is admlsS
Ebe, may be repeated as often as such medl
acines are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nanseate unless the stomach is load
led with Bile and does not require the pa
|tient TO confine himself TO any particular
lrules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been injured, by an improperuse OF mercury
or are morbidly susceptible of IFS influence
Twill find il the best known substitute (as
Cathartie,) for Calomel
II is believed TO be preventive OF the Bill
/ ious Complaints of our climate, it one dose
'(pore if necessarily be taken occasionally
3or as soon as general feelings OF lndlsfosl
hon, attended with bitter taste in the mouth
lfnried tongue, &C. announce the approach Of
sdisease
II will be found valuable Febriluge ant
1Aperient medicine in small doses.
II contains no mercury, and may be ssfel,
given under any circumstances women, o
lchidren.
prepared and sold wholesale and retail
DoCT. JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
Fredericksburg, Ia.
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an'nd. than on any one external cir
Icufnefanee.- BLAIR,
An invipiablc fidelity. eood I'M.
'nor. ronplacency of temper. out.
Ii, eall the charms Of n fne f.ce. nj
make the decays Of it invisible
7a''tr.
Reading makes n learned man i
swriling. a correct mn. and eonVer.
satlon ready map.--Lord BYRON.
There IA only one class of men inl
The world Who deserve no toIerafionI
Iand they are those of any fenomlna-
ton, who will tolerate none butt
sfbemselycs.---R. Robinson. Feed. Rel
|gisier.
II Il Of the utmost importance ioI
preserve, particularly in the femael
smind, nice and delicate sense off
shame, which may instantly feel with
lively adherence. every thc least
deviation from modesty -Feiiorcs.
Comets II IL now certain That tbel
Same comet has appeared in our
planetary system In the years 1885,
1905. 1901. 1905. 1918. and 1925
II appears that in il ito course il ne.
Yer passes tl'e orbit ot Jupiter. The
period Of liz revolution (Which il the
shortest known) very little exceeds
Three years and u quarter and lie
lmran distance from the sun ~ moi !
!more than twice that of the earth Il
lseems to be especially connected With
sthe system In which onr globe Is pln
ICED. aud crosses our orbit more thnn
|s'sty times century. NJ. Oilers
the celebrated astronomer Of Br,
men. who has bestowed much niteu.
diion on this comet. has been laiel
occupied In calculating the possihi
Iity oF liz influence on the dcstinie
sof our globe. lie finds that in SO, Ooo
years t,is comet Will approach the
5tarth IA nearly az the moon, II ihatI
a." TtSSV,boo vi JAals ~ viii iDlhc L
within a distance of 200 geogra
optical miles the consequence oil
(which viii be (ifits attraction be
EQUAL IN that Of he cart, J the eleya
ftion II the waters of the ocean IS. l
1000 feet, that IL 10 say, above the
stops Of all the European mountains.
except Mont. Blanc. The inhabit.
anis Of the Andes and the klmlnya|
amoontains alone Will escape this ne.
2cnnd deloye but they will moi ben
setit by their good fortune more than
100000 years, for II is proba-
sble that, at the expiration III thai
time, our globe, standing right III
I the way ofihe COMET, will receive n
shock severe enough IN insure it, ut.
ter destrnction..--1his is really very
alarming.
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Unpleasant Consequences Of Sigh
ITntoricatton. the course Of the
zwatcl,-house delivery at Marble
ro1gh street Office, lately, a poor
FLientcnant OF the king's-cyidently
Gin half-pay condition. and very blue
hin the visage. was placed at the bar,
Ito shew cause, if he could, why he
should not be fined for having put
an enemy in his mouth to steal
AWAY his brains'-ahd bis legs al
1 $50, in deed for the Waterman de-
fclared that he found him lying down
lin the street, so overdouc with
ydrnk that he had not leg to stand
sopon. Dryden says. drinking Is
the soldiers pleasure-great the
Treasure, sweet the pleasure, &c.
shakespeare makes the soldier dream
kof. health five fathom deep;' and
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EW PUBLICATIONS = Iar pab
IS informed Ill ihr gahseflser hasl
just received, diftfi FIN r york fnrihel
pply of NEW LOOKS IL sTa-6
IITONAKX, among them are tue iui
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Cranky, u now novel In . vols. by nm r.
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The Subnliern, or, Sketches of the PENN
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abave read IL.
Tales ot the Wild md the Wbndetful.-
4 From the nnme oil this @ork ! ptssume II
livery fine.
Field,os, Proverbs 5f ali Naibnt, iIuqtra.
q ed with notes aud CON menis, 81 ae --Ese.
Try parson Ought 70 own colly OF this valua.
y Bile and rare production
Tie History Of The Buccaneers Of Anerice
lin 3 gols.---l expect this is very interesting
SiIiman's Tour between Hartford an
lQnebec, with most superb e.ugreviuys, Ac.--
This work Is very much pra SEED by all WIZ
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Thomp. ms Disconri.s md correspon.
jlence, With various learn ID jnriss upon tn
History OF the Law, &c G.---.l an told b.
1awyersthat this is m exec. Jinr 6ne work.
The Masonic Chart. 81 Edition, with cgn
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wv Jeremy, Cross, O L
The fetntlar.' CHART Orders Of Knight.
vi the Red Cross, kniglts remplars an,i
dKnishis Of Malta or ofder Of 8, john Of D.
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Also, further supply Of Brooches Gasel
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Nv ord land every perspn ought 10 own a co
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fall of which, the phbiic may rest assured
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But the greatest point. perhaps
Ito be aimed at in marrying, is to
know, before marriage, what It Is
that you have to deal with. You
are quite sure to know this, fast e
ssenough, afterwards. BE sure, there.
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lthere is no use in watching woinar
| THAT you love because she can't dc
fanny thing-do what she wiil--thal
Twill be disagreeable to you. Ant
still less, in examining a woman thai
loves yOu because for the time, she
will be quite sure not to do any
thing that ought to be disagreeable to
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Among them arc
Tue last Of the Mohicans, in vols. from
the pen OF the celebrated American Novelis,
Mr.. Cooper, of New York, author OF the spy
4Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, &c. &c. This work i.
pronounced by Critics to be his best produc
Ition.
National Tales in vols this is very
superb production, aud ought TO be owned
! by every person.
Matilda, a Tale of the day, said TO be We
Try excellent work
Faber's Difficulties ofInfdelity. said 10 be
livery fine.
The Foresters by the authors of Light,
and Shadows, Of Scottish life, &c. &c
Verplancks Essays on the Nature, nnd
Euses of the various evidences of Revealed
! Religion. This work is much praised by those
EWho have read it,
4 A Treatise on the Christian Doctrine
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone
2by John Milton, in vols. This work is We
! ry superbly executed, and ought TO be reae
! by avery person
Letters and Papers of the late Revd. Tho
mas Scott, D. D. never before published viii
occasional observations. by John Scott, A
I'M
The Book ofFate, a new and complet,
system of Fortune Telling.
Gnmmeres Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved.
The Modern practice of Physe, by Rober
Thomas. NJ. D. the eighth edition, with We
Try considerable additions, SIC &c.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro
sbert Thomas, NJ D.
Together with great many others, all o
which will he sold very low by
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G'enaings. : Affection is the schoo
in which great virtues are acquired
in which great characters are Tor
med.-H. More.
The happiness of every man de-
peuds more on the state of his own
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lI AND ron sALE.-The Tract o.
u Land near y Glasgow, in Amherst co cal.
1ed the Gtebe containing about loo acrrs OF
Hexcelent tobacco and aheat land, and rented
ghe present year 70 .Iessrs. Crawford and
Barrett, and on which Capt. Edraund Penn
ives, is for sale, with liberty 10 SOW wheas
lin the fall, and frfil possession given on tn
st Of next January. For terms, application
4 0 be ninde 10 John Ross, In the county Of
salbemarle, OF IN ibis place to
JAMES ROSS. :
fredericksburg, May H. cp2m4l
Blank Checks, Negotiable Notes.
lConstable's Warrants, Bonds,
Deeds, Executions aud
|Sabp9nas,
ssnd almost every other kind Of Blahks for
'ssle at this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-30
INTERESTING TO pL.aN-rERs.

lFfNHE ITgnid Patent Threshng The sub eriber
Il ia'ng very recently made Erea, Improvement the
bove machne wishes TO call their attention ury 10 the
late improvement he has made the Portable Ma.
ehne In the Improvement the above he spen-
sts entirely with the large bet in lieu oil 1t there
cog wheel aud Piuon, operate the eshng power both
aud the operative connected ,ter yinr
less lsn those hi original plan.
combined With others he has made he aers
they thing ofhe Europe or
Ameiieaio execution chearness and durability This ma
chine extremely staple It's structure nearly all is par
arc OF on perfectly portable, be adjusted cue farm
to anoth.r put operation M Que hour after at
the place is to be used by the plantation OF lis
parts deranged by There attached 70 the
o' ase power OF the machine Cotton GINS saws
eaeh without any additional exPenG, after the gins fur
nished.
Persons wishing get machines fo getting out their next
crop Will please TO leave their ordes early possible
The price Of improved machine i 2S5 al the factory He
manufactures Cotton Gins the nO,t approved Southern
pa', with single and double breasts also, seeedig Straw
SAMUEL CoCHRA ), head of Mayos Bridge
L. . Inc subscriber sold machine the plan last
year, and from he utility Of it he has orders lo from the
same neigtbourhood f0r the approaching season. SC
hereby certify, that own Of Mr. Samuel Cochran,
much pleased hreshed out Between 500 10 one thousand
bushels of wheat the last CROP by horses and
'A'd machine wall from l5Oo 200 bushels per day with
ease to hoses and hands l. per city poabe
ny anu removed erected and set TO work 5 hours.
aud better machine could not be
iIT the use IT intended GILES FITZHUGH
Moneyide,' King Geo &c CO. May Isif
do certify, that own AIr. Samuel Cochran Por-
aoie ireshins Machines, which worked with OF mules,
horses, and eight hands, with which hreshed during
the lasummer between 1000 bushels OF wheat clean
om the straw averaging between $50 to 200 bush day The
Machine with be removed from one farm 10 ano-
h. or ON different part OF the farm and
plantation hands IN four OF i've hours think the
superior 10 any machine have economy facility
yi I'M eshng aud ability As witness my hand 18th
January, 1873. Chesterfield county.
EDWARD II. BoIssEAu
Ems is TO certify, that purchaed Cochran the
s or second wheat Machine that he consuucted III EreGe
and that have used the said machine several years
oh Sc estate, and have been much pleased with that
Tue layear purchased Others hun, and Udered
@ LOT inc present year. Unnecessary sanberemOved
any part OF the farm and put ia operation huuis;
nave found thee horses sufficient power keep
'"Ihy' WILLIAM BOYD.
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TRUST SIZE

virtue Of deed Of trust executed the Subscribers by
NJ William Randolph and Lucy u, wife, TO secure 10
HAIRY eth certain OF money therein expressed which
deed was executed on the 18th of June, admitted
record the clerks Office Of Cumberan county court
IN the same they will sell public auction high
est bidder TOT cash. upon the premises, Friday the 18th day
land the said deed expressed the aforesaid county of
hefsud containing 4l5 I've the less; which
land purcined by Martha Randolph and the afore,a
Harry Hath OF the Executors OF the late Joseph Royal
sold by them 10 the said William Randolph and bounded
oiows 20 wit, the North by the lands Of Jesse bitter
ami the estate Of the late Hughes on by
Arponaitox River the South by the lands If Ann g. an
doph and ON the West by the lands Joseph D. Leigh or
much thereof he necessary the specific
III the said deed the balance thereof now due with inter-
and expenses ofsae &c &c. The subscrber will only
vey SUI title vested ia them by the deed afof-
sari. JERMAN BAKER,
WILLIAM IS. SMITH.
June rs. IL IA.
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BOTETOURT' SPRINGS.

TINS Establishment, open for the reception Of eompan,
lor the present season usual The the waters
aHd te comfort OF the accommodations having heretofore
infinitely described and being generally known the SUBJ
seIiber deems Unnecessary go detail Of them He,
WIZ only ADD that has best exertions wall be make the
stay of such lade, gentlemen as NAV favsnr him ,y,b
their company, agreeable possible alter the f of July
The Western Mali Stage from Richmond passing through
wi continue 10 do till the frso second la Octob
hereby ahordins 20 gentlemen opportunity Of visiting the
nouhais, without IncuIring expense travelling win
Their own horse and CARRIAGES and should they ssili 10 s
tend Their visit to The other Springs they d. ia Hack
kept by the subscriber that purpose All letter. for tb
place should be addressed TO Gosedsls Post-cce Boet
Springs. en-. IoHXS ron
June CO. 20 :.
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-IARSH6L,S SgLE


n CUANCERY United States corttLnh Circuit Virg;n,
IL District, June LIST, 1880.
Robert Dunlop and James Dunlop surviving partners of the
'u'e nieieanhe mouse ei DuhioPs q Crosse, Plul,.
Thomas II. Rootcs admir-. with the will annexed of Job,
dec who surviving john BAYLOR the
dec Frances Bay lOr widow, John flor &c George d. Raw
or, children, heirs and devpees the said John BIyo de-
who was surviving sxoF heir and devees of the said John
Da yi Tue cider, dec Dehs.
This be heard by consent of the pn,i
and the defendants John and George D. BAYLOR dey,er, of
john Baylor dec &c. whereupon eout ed and de
creed that the defendants John AMI George Baylor nav
the plaintiffs the OF 1851 81 interest ON 756 II
p1 ereo, al the rate OF per per Sd
day OF May 1890 until paid was further ~ ered ami
deoreed that une the defendants John George d. BAY
Tor, pay to the Plaintiffs the sum of S237 81 On or
before the LIST day OF January 1922 with interest as ate
SAID That the mashal OF tins court lido default pay
eh ae advertising the time and place osa o our weeks
Fredericksburg the city chnOn, expose 10 public sale
nuch oil the tract ofand part think
proPer called New Market lynn. the county OF Caroline
As shall be sufficient TO the eh and and
e costs attending this sale, credit OF twelve mouths the
purchaser giving hond bonds with approved
interest from the day &C SALE deed of trust on The land
secure the payment vi such bond bonds exctpt so much
the purchase money shall be sufficient TO pay the cost, and
charges sale, which shall he paid purchaser
In conformity the toreroing decree b,u
oier Tor sale at public auction the Bowling Green in
county OF Caroline Mondsy the 10Th of July next between
the huurs Of ~ and O'clock p. NJ Of that day 50 much Of
the tract of Land called New Market, mentioned in the aid
decree as shall be sufficient TO satisfy the purposes
mentioned. =
The particular parts of the tract which will be offered will
be delegated on the day Of sale.
a. II THORNTON, D.M
June y, ia26 9-tds for John Pegram, NJ. v. ID.
IY The Herald 81 Frederieksburg will publish the
above tall day Of sale and sead the collection to
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TRUST SALE.

pursuance OF the provisions of deed otr
d. ShadswIck Alirnd and Elizabeth his wife aring dale
August 1871 ol record in The county city
W Tor the purpose securing the payment n certain sum of
money therein expressed to d. Richard Jeffrey, shall
monday Inc ION July next being JAMES city day,
Hae'sh lA'ernm Wi!iiamburg proceed al public
make sale Of that valuable lying and being in the county
Soresa called Po"haan containing about 1900 acres, and
presumed that any person disposed to purchase his pro-
perry would prefer to confde in his view of it, NOR
this tract Of LAND conveyed ny Richard aannon and other
to Pleasant AKIN and by him transferred d. Aiend to
daries THE TPTJST g. IrS
Terms cash.
june 2.
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6,s56 Prizes I ,60OS e-e, o.o no,...
1924 BLANKS tickets R'o''-10 Do.!4I ,

DRAWING ANNOUNCED.
Positively be S0h Of June sooner f the
sale Of the Tickets will warrant tit. No time therefore, de-
Jay purchase.
Whole Ticket $50 Haf25, Quarter IL 80, Eighth %
Sixteenth ~ rhirtyseeond S..
By Certificate foitors.A certificate of ~ whole tickets
be had or dolls ~ hof do 29G So ~ quarter do
Hhntyseconhs do rs So which certificates will entie the
purchasers thereof to whatever prize may be drawn
by the original Tickets Of like numbers over and above the
of 500 dollars being due thereon and in like
proportion for Shares of do respectively.
~ One half the profits the sales of Tickets, adyau
above the Scheme price in the above Lottery made at either
of Managers oceS from the i5t Of May the 10Th Of
June inclusive, (nd sales OF Tickets for orders, actually
raled within that meJ will be Appropriated and paid
Sepp Tor the benefit Of the heirs OF the late Robert
Por the capital prizes the above, any other Lottery
the United States DC sure aud purchase your Tickets and
FIELDS RewYork State Lottery Office i42, Broadway, ~
York i29 Chestnut street, Philadelphia ana 100 Msrke
baltimore where have been sold and paid, prizes of 10000
10000, $4,000, $4,000 10000 1900 10000, 800, 1000
1000 &c amounting to than million Of dollars which
Office has been, and will continue be- true TO its motto
and where the cash will all times be promptly advanced
all prizes drawn
1r Adventures will examinations find that the ticket,
ns Lottery really much cheaper than the tickets any
oneT lottery now before the pnbc, and that Is more de-
serving their than all the lotteries in the United
S'aes, that will be, all probability for many year,.
Adventures will OF
much importance present advertised be drawn between
Che Hh aud Sob Of June during which time it hoped, and
respectfully requested that will be brought out oppo
sands, will soon be made rich and independent.
r. O. constantly keeps tickets in all the lotteries for the
OF ms IIeh1' ana others tnefeoLs, Az sdyen
He DESTROYS Of procuring the capital prizes in the above bril-
liant lottery any other before the public the u
nied States, will do we'll TO apply personally by letter. i'm
aedately him for the And all orders whether
Whole Tickets, Shares, certificates, will he thankfully
ceiyee aud promptly a,,endedto, # addressed TO
p. CANFIELD,
~ III Broadway, New York 100 chenu st. Phllads pha
New York, June &c. lid
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ASTONISHING pREsEpv rIov

H'4 O4NtSiiI-fiT IftI.S i1ftF 4 ZION.
WAsHtNGroN, (Ky.) June T. Last Saturday
NIr. isaac Middleton, OF Lewis county. when ira
Yelling on foot in the bea, OF Tie day, about or
miles rom his place, was suddenly over;sken By
heavy shower Of rain, and took shelter under a
hickory tree, near The great road. Shortly after.
wards, the lightning struck Inc tree about 20 feet
above him. where 1t took of a large limb anI de-
seconded down the tree, (tal;ng oil the scaly bark
1ut not penetrating the inner IInd OF the bark, or
following Tie grain Of the wood in straight dircc-
ton I'll within short distance Of Mr. Middleton
head, where there was short abrupt bend in the
tree; here the fluid seems 10 have lett The tree and
pursued SRA ght lire 10 the TOP Of Mr.. NJ hs, 10
entering which 1t made rent OF about three .fourils
oil an inch 10 length lore he lining OF his hat, hi
coat, shirt, and psntaoons l,eraly 10 lint and Ief'
a considerable rent IN both shoes. His vest was
rent asunder, and side or each sock reduced IN
tatters The ground, told, Is sire,yed with
the small fragments, orrather lint, Of his clothing
Tor some 20 or so feet round the tree; and set Mr.
Middleton is alive and likely TO DO well The skin
II burnt from part Of one shoulder and OF one tlgh
and many places scorched.
| The only clothing ho had on when found. was
the waistband Of his panaloons, end perhaps, hi.
craTst The collar, sleeves anil a small part Oh
one side Of lie body II his coat remained together
One skirt OF bis coal, (blue cloib,) from near tie
pockets downwsrds, Is she largest other fragment
Of clothing have heard Of, end ibis l. in strips
as II drawn through hatchel he femsi1cd on lht
z ound near the tree for hour or Two before b.,
was discovered. During dis interval. he had been
resSfci'afeJ and swocied away perhaps more thsu
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.Af.8RSHsI,S SALE

NDER adecr,e Of the Superior Chancey for the
~ Richmond District pronounced the 4h day Febr-
ary 1885, IN the of Burwell vs.. Bme, shall Moa
day, tue nth day of July next Boydton, Meckenburg
courthouse that being Meckenbug UNITY day proceed
TO sell the tract Of land IN the proceedings Mentioned lying
ia The county Of Mecklenhwg, Butcher Greek, the
neishbouhood of the city upon which there said to be
upwards OF 80 Of creek low grounds than half
IN woods Of Tobac land OF superior quality, aud which
- hands may be employ ed 10 advantage Terms credit of
one two aud three years. Boud approved security will
DC required, and .e title retained until ey paid u
j. GuEHRANT, n.s c. '. d. . of MS Deputies.
June III.
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Treanry Deparment. ~ April. 1895.

Treasury Department, 1T April, 1895.
AT OTICE Is hereby given to the Propfeofs the six per
cent stock Of 1875 loan o S750OC00 that The principal
ofe said stock emsniug unpaid, and the interest which nay
their legal representatives., duly authorised on the inst
day Of July next, AZ the Treasury Washington such
Loan Oce The books Of which auy portion Of said stock
may stand
reformation is further given, that surrender or The ceff-
Gates Of the said cent stock II 1913. will be required
n The time a redemption, and that the interest thereon will
cease and determine on the sob day Of june 1896
RICHARD RUSH, Secretary ofthe Treasury.
BPfilT 1io-25wl30hJ