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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
MISCHIEVOUS USE OF DETONATING
POWDER

A letter was put into the general note Office
in London, on the 18th Of October, charged
with decorating powder. When the letter came
TO the hands Of the stamping clerk, he found i
rather more bulky in appearance than letters
generally are, and placed it on the table and
stamped it rather stronger than customary; no
sooner had the stamp come in contact with The
letter than all explosion, as loud as the report
Of a small cannon, took place, which, for some
minutes, completely supplied the whole OF the
persons present. The gas light was put out.
and every symptom of alright was depicted in
the countenance Of the clerks and Others. The
dreadful cries Of the clerk, however, soon
brough several persons to his assistance, and It
was found that he had suffered severely from
the effects of the explosion. His hands and
arms, indeed exhibited an appalling aspect, and
made every one shudder who had sight Of
them. The nails of each finger on his right hand
were blown off, and the knuckles we're laid
bare. The thumb, indeed up 10 the first JOINT,
was completely severed from the hand.-lhe
third, fourth, and the little finger especially,
were laid bare to the bone, which was fracIuF
ed in one or two places. The whole OF The
flesh, nearly up to the elbow, was reduced to
jelly-the arm bonei in many places being vIsI'
bic. The lef, hand also suffered severely, the
knuckes were Invested of flesh, & the tops Oh
one or two Of the fingers were, as Oh the rIgn'
hand blown away. His face and neck were
likewise burnt in several places. Two other
clerks were also badly burnt by the explosion
The effect Of this explosion was so strong as
make large hole through the table on "hI'"
the letters were stamped
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20

On the Claims of Mr. Monroe (refered to in his Alt
moir,' published in the National lntelgencer ofN'
yember Is, 1926
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

go TO the other end OF the Union, in tue form OF
bountes and premiums, and profits, on the iabours
Of their citizens, at the expense oil ours under the
very famous Tariff. These mention not to stir up
discomfort; but that appeal might be brought full
~ TO the view of candid and impartial Legislators,
from every quarter of the Union; and to claim al
their hands the equal Legislation Tor every portion
of the u States; and to urge it as moral and
political duty in PARENTAL government, wtpete
imperative circumstances do not forbid it, that the
disbursements should be spread as nearly as prac-
ticsble, in proportion to the revenue paid in the
different sections of the Union. Notwithstanding
the protest of the State OF South Carolina, in which
she joined by other respectable States In the
| Union, and the strenuous opposition and unani-
nous vote of our Senators and Representatives in
Congress, against such measures; that body has
pursued without pause, their plans Tor spending
the of the u. s., In constructing and IN pre-
par atons to construct, roads s. canals. Assumed a.
it is by considerable majority, as power be-
longing TO the general government, and whether
| usuiped not, used by them ad l5itum, could not
some amendment of the constitution, which would
be acceptable 10 all the States be produced, which
would insure Justice and equality, in disburse-
ments which are like 10 become so immense! Such
that the appropriations for these objects should
be laid in the States, in proportion TO their
representation on the floor Of Congress. Some
thing must be done. 1 will not say that it is,
erect grand scheme Of patronage, and for the
ob,sinn!ent of further power, to fatten at the
pense of all other parts OF the country; that ia
voured section OF the Union, which may have the
majority in Congress. / Will not say that patronage
has yet been bestowed with view TO any further
election OF President and Vice President, but
will say tina, if the usurpstion, or this exer-
else or supposed power in Congress, is sub
mit:ed to, or is left wide and unrestricted in
ITS operations, it may, and from the weakness OF
poor human nature, it IL too probable that il
will be welded for all these nefarious purposes;
and when there shall arise corrupt administration,
or a corrupt, even selfish majority in Congress,
not the secret service money OF the British Gov
eminent ever generated corrupting an influence
as will the exercise OF this power in the hands Of
unpfincip!ed men. happy 10 say that
all our distinguished citizens, now members OF
The general government, view with marked
dlsapprobaton the exercise of this power and
at home whether we call ourselves federal
lists or republicans, ul;ras or radicals, there is
but one feeling of dislike s. disapprobaiion a, the
prospect of general government, which shall
WELD the high patronage arising out of this power.
Praying that Heaven may avert all impending
evils, from our beloved country, and guard and
bless you, gentlemen, in your public and private du-
ties, announce 10 you that am ready TO take the
oath o: Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
EXECUTOB,S SgTE

az ILL ne sold on the premises, the fret day Of January
w 1917, that well known aud valuable called PoIar
Forest lying ~ the Of Bedford Caupbel the
property OF Thomas Jefferson, dec. within eight miles Of
Lynchburg aud three Of New London also about 40 likely
aud valuable negroes, with stock crops Tie terms Of
sale will he mmOdatBg and made known preouso the
day " ~
The fifteenth Of Jsnuary Monticello in the county Of
ADenaTlej the whole Of the residue Of ptrsoa
Ut ihoma' JeHsison, dec consisting Of $50 valuable
stock, crop, &c household and kitchen furniture The aen
Ton O tue public - earnestly invited this prOpery The
negroes believed 10 be the ysluabIe for their nunb,
ever of red al one time IN the State Of Virginia Til. bse
bold furniture many valuable historical and portrait psniv
bu'is " marbs aud plaster Of distinguished nd,ydua one
Of marble Of fhym1s Jefferson by gdh the pedestal
aud dncated column w'ck sends Photograph ~ copy.
ing instrument used by rhomas JsGerson 5r ibe lss
five yeas5 with ysfiouf other Articles and useful 10
mcn Of husne aud private anie The terms Of will he
accommodating aud ade known pfegion t. the dsv Tin s,,
viii he continued from day 10 Gay un completed Thee
alts beg nnav,a'I' ssuhrent guai iohe public
n thty VIII lake place a; tie times aud pl4ces appointed
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH
Nov. q. 5i~tds Exec ufnr Of Tn J.g.,s,,' La
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

COLUMBIA, Dec IA Col. John Taylor, o
tns town, wss, on Saturday lost, elected Governor
aad Commander mischief is and over this State for
tie two years next ensuing; and Monday last,
ok the oaths Of qualification "a The Representa-
ives chamber, ~ The presence OF both branches o
ne Legislature, and numerous cOncoufse Of la
lies Snd gentlemen, who attended on the coca
ION; end 10 whom Immediately previous TO is
Qualification, b. delivered me following imp.t 4.
i've and appropriate address.
KXTRdCT,
venture 10 mention the hard condition, which
we are placed ~, by the operation Of the general
oyernment, 10 collecting her revenue amongst VI,
I'd Disturbing j, fer from US. ] might add as an
Dtsf instance Of the Uplifting effects ofhe policy
- he general government, tie vast suns whidi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
PURLIC .9TTCTJONo


gY virtue Of decd Of executed to tie snbseb,. On
- Tue at day 90 june, f62i y Daniel Werxer and s, g.
nora Ihh his wife, and admitted a. record IN Inc count, s
~ Cheeed on The iit day Of June, g2I for The gurpose
n" rcnfins certain srfn Of DJuey therein mentioned
WI he sold 81 public suction 10 the hirbest bidder a M
nnr idey occupied Wy tie said Daniel Weeger near Msu
thtd ~ Chete'hsd county, monday the 5b d,v fob
fiy ntsi q lafs oherwse he next fir day fhesucr
ia 81 l1nd adBnne Tie sd premises lately OCCUPIED y The
sud Wtgef, containing aru $40 acfcs, more OF lessAO
~ Undivided fpon 81 land adjoining The tact allied
Mount ROBIN purchased by tie SAT Weiserer u Btyets,
hh also VI" The hOgschoid aud Kitchen furniture al h,
o'h h"r.f 'aiiiei siccP aud hogs foing utefsih SC
Nf Hnd hicfn gi0es -Aisp i0t Nsnc hester No 81
tenement o"te 1in street, pose JnsJns wsfcloues
'l two 20 ' ~ aoJ ~ d'c county Of lleneo the land
Tern" u haie one and two years credit will We allowed
ne pWehaefs ~ re fe estate, except the land Nv efioo
uroa her gsng oes, With approved tndorer, and deed
" n upon the property 60 The punctnai payment Of
The purchase MONEY. The negoes and all oiLef property
will be sold Tor cs.h.
TIE sale will ~ o'clock anil will lie made D.,
Thomis Taylor
J.. n. NICHOLAS,
lgM. EIREfVIs. Im'ets
Rthnoud. Dec. 3. 65-ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
Yaluc6Ie Real Estate for SoIe.

WISH 10 seiitwo tracts ofland the county Of
bel containing about 1000 acres the other between
ind I'd ee The two tracts separated only by creek
u" he st u beng thcact which rede,) there are moi,
more Than 500 of open land which Ia, he
cleared within few yeats. There is TO clear u large
quantity OF t raj, T1bGcro Land nearly all which lies In
one body This tract lies remarkably wt being very le
unduaed-ihe water fine, and the uezborood he hy and
agreeable iae improvements large dwelling house of
rock kehen smoke house, ice house, ther with al;
"vrrseer house, snI good tobacco hjuse all which ar.
new OF the other tract nearly half of open land and in
hsh state oi improvements part Of which at land Of very
superior qait5 There also il excellent Mil SITE
and good Orchard of well selected fruit trees Tie improve.
menis ae two good dwelling house, about half mile apart
wan all the usual "ui houses attached to each them CON
sdef unnecessary TO deobe the property more psricu
lar MANNER knowing That those who disposed buy will
id VIrwE-bu by way OF further Induce nent would stat,
mat there on these tracts, large quantity Of good 5eadeg
Luna, "h'chi- eetiaihy considerable acquisition them
All persons VINO desirOus Of purchasing the above pro-
petty particularly invited call and tue same Pie
terms wi ne liberal and and known nv
the subscriber living the preu about 20 nile, south from
Lyhohburs and sOuthea.t from Campbell courthouse.
NATHANIEL w. PAYSE.
Is The ah.ve land could he conveniently divided into
smaller uacb 10 sidt purohlsers. N. w. T.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
From Riuelsrood's Magazine.
TLHE'S CHING Is.

saw her onee-so freshly fair
That, like a blossom. Just unfolding,
She op.n'd TO life's cl9udles. air,
Aud Nature joy'd to view its moulding;
Her smile, IL haunts INV memory yet
Her cheeks fine hue divinely slowing
Her rosebud mouth--her ewes Of Jet
Around on all their lights hesowing;
Oh, who could look GU such fUim,
SO nobly free, so sonly tender,
And Larkly Ill am that earthly storm
Should dim such sweet, delicious spleadoT
For in her uein, and an her face,
Aud in her young steps fairy l'shiness,
Nouyhi could the iaptuied gaZer trace
Blu, Beauty. glow, and Pleasures brightness
I save her twioe-an altcr'd charm
But still ri magic richest, rsrest,
Then giridhood's talisman less warm,
Though yet Of earthly sight. the iairest:
Upon her breast she held child,
Fhe very image OF its matheIi
Which even to her smiling smiled,
They s., ENID TO live hut IN each other -
But n,a,ron cares, or lurking wo,
Her thoughtless, sinless youth had banishd,
And from her cheek the roseate glow
OF Sirlhood's balmy nom had vanlsh'di
Within her eyes, upon her brow,
Lay sonetliing soiter. tOnder, deeper,
As IL in Ill cams some visioncd wo
Had broke the Elysium OF the sleeper.
] saw her thricc-fai.'s DARK decree
In widows garments had artaS'd her,
Yet beautiful she seem'd 10 be,
As even my reveries pour;ray'd her
The glow, III. glance had passed away,
The sunshine, aud the sparkling glitter
Still, though noted pale decay,
The retrospect was scarcely bitter;
Fer, IN their place a talnness dwelt,
Serene, suhdrins, soothing, holy;
Ia feeling which, the bosom felt
That every louder mirth is folly
q rensiveness-wbichi is not grief,
Il stillness-aS oil sunse, streaming
\ fairy flow flower and leaf,
Till earth looks like Landscape dreaming,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
Rockets Mn for Soie.


I'm The 9Th day Of January this mill viii be sd f me
~ highest bidder II situated At Rockets about 100 ys,ds
from the Corporation line oihe city Of Richmond
run tour OF stones sutd to grinding aud wheat being
furnished with all the machinery Necessary for the
Of Hour on large scale The mill under lease for Ave
years. $500 per anuum the fret Of which will expire ON ,e
last Day o. the present yeaf. The abhve property will be td
on credit Of one aud two years the PROPRfETORS
Dee.'<. e5..2awtds
rI'HE Directors Of The Msncies,er Turrpike Coucs,c
~ have this day declared dividend of per etnt ~
Tue shares OF the said company. sslt the fsi January
next, by application TO Reuben Rsglind sDJ Miles bot
Manchester, Dee.i 9. 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

WIZ tact Of lsud which reside. 1yiag in the
county u Prime Eleafd Bush RIVER Eve mule, south
2i fdnve, an1 FIVE BET ~ The o)uflhoe, containing be-
tween - and 400 aofcs 500 u whIeb first rate low
eronht inferior 10 tact u land W. The cury. There j. ,
q srd dwelling bouse sud ouhouses 81 every Description
FwchNers are nsgaed 10 cone ani ."e r.
TEYTON RANDoLpH
Prince Edward frs.u 2e WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
NOTICE.

NiE scber offers hrs services lis c,is and the pun
nc, TO seq AL kinds OF couniry Produce comission,
aud pledges tho sctes attention to ths same. lie viii also
attend to he selection and huying of every description o
pt'ctri; ana from Ia long experience III that line, lie
give general satisfaction For the present he may toms,
at the old stand OF l. II. = Co, above the Bell Tavern
. NJ &. LAKELAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
LAWD For SALE

INTENDING to move wish 10 sell my plant alton in E.,er
rms land Is upon the RaPpahannock liver, about IL miIe
above faPPahannock and 40 below The
contains upwards Of 800 of high aud about 20 of
very firm, aud Remarkably well calculated for
grazing III has pretty good dwelling house. an ovefseers.
houses and other requisite houses upon it, and for 1avear,
mat have lived on IL my family, with the exception of
. year, have been exempt fio the fall diseases f
the lower country particular description Of the pre-
uses not deemed necessary, presumed that no one
will be such as are usually required. WIN. GARNETT
Essex, July 49, 9o-s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

fOR SHLE.
N hiCiip JAMES, Offers Tor sale the place at vhef,
he now resides, situated within mile Of Cattsr,v,
and agreeable neighbour hood containing $50 acre..
% oo 0, winch are we'll linbered, the clea sud OF good
qua'y and well waeIed. There most excellent sorpp
an'h convenient distance OF the house. The building. are
all hei the dwelling house sufficient acc ommoanu OF
smaii sniy The establishment is well calculated for
genleman or for any person who 10 retire
10 me country during the Persons disposed
are referred TO Dr. James the proprietor residing
on The premises TO Archibald Bryce IT, GoochsnI ar 20 i
subscriber residing in the City Of Richmond.
Nov. 8 5I-wtf Re- n,J., af,La p.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
EOR MIA

DEfNG desitous 10 the western country oser
~ for sale my farm called Hak, containing by late isu-
vy I49 scre. large portion Of which IS low grounds ills
situated the stage road leading fom Rich1ond 20 ss
netsburg, nine miles above Richmond on Chickahsmony
swamp, there viii be eeded on the farm from $50 IT'S bush
els Of whes all prime snd; farther il esms1
gnneeesry a. those pesons wishing purchase will rt view
The premises, where the terms will be made known nv the sub
'ct,he,. WIN WINSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
Negroes for Sale at GrecnpiIle

WILL he sold to the highest bddei at Greenyie in be
w county Of Augusta the fret OF January is27 If far
Otherwise the next TAR day Twtve likely Negroes consisting
OF men, women, aud children credit sft.jye months viii
he gwen The purchasers giving bonds with satisfactory secur
w. Tue subscriber having removed 10 the western country
Tho' Meaux The negroes sold for no fault -
EDWIN BURNLEY
~ y. 59--w4ws
The Stauncn Spectator will publish the above onee ,ve
Tor payment. f"sl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
YR TSY .C4IE

JH UISI S.fL e.
virtue Of deed otru, executed the subscriber and
~ Cbars Smith now dectased) 10y Nathan Sims, late OF
L'ua county, bearing date the I0h day Of March,
aud OF ree"d ~ the office Of the said county, shall yR
Tor sale 10 the highest bidder Tor read nonsy
IN the doesh county, Saturday the 21h day January
neA The tact o ind mcnoncd in the said deed,
ny esua1on one hundred lying the Little
h"s BE aiore SAID county, adj n,ng the lands Edmund
'hdision sud others The lana will lie sold suhiect
d",'r OF Inc widow of the SAID Nathan Sims, aud such
only Will he conveyed Ia the purchaser in me by
virtue Vl tde deed atni ess.l.
Dec 81 81 -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

IA AS committed {, the Jail Of The Town Of Petersburg n
W the 1Jth day of Sept 1896 runway negro man
who eai' his name ELJfCK feet inches hish stout built
BIS, asoar over bic rtht eye, and large knol his left ,er
winch appesfs like had been hfok,n he Of black
complexion, aad states that be hcongs to Mr. Nathan
~ south Csrols Gretnffie District The owner Is request.
ed 70 e1me forward prove m property, pas charges and ikc
MN away o. he viii be GCslt with Die law Jireot
ROGER MALLORY, J,Ior.
Dcts -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
NOTICE.

! WiSHto employ for the ensuing year Young Man cf
good moral HABITS as Manager Small Farm aLc Ut
- i's rom 'c hmond OIe somewhat quan,ed with the
nae oi edged tool, would he preferred.
N!chI,lnl, DC. "a Gi.M W.iRTiN DREVRY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
Ut CORMTCF PLOUGHS.

NJ L OhJhiCh pGOUGHS.
i7iE subsebe has hand aud offers for sale al the
Z Richmond Plough Mandatory, opposite the Union Hotel
an assortment Of the celebrated Coimck the cast aud The
improved E1R-SHARE PLOUGHS.
WILLIAM PALMER.
Also on baud, few three.horse selfsharpeners.
Sent I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

NXTRACT from the Proceedings Of the last Annual Meet
ing OF the Baptist Missionary Society Of yryiDisi
hesofVea That ths next Annual Meeting Of this Society,
be holden al the First Baptist Church in the civ on
saturday he SHh OF Deeember and that the Recording Score
ary, publish notice thereof for weeks 10 the Columbian
Star, The Family Visiir, and the Richmond Enouirern
The RevO H. Brown appointed Ia preach The Introdue-
tory Sermon aud ia case Of his failure The Rev Dr.
Nov. ~ 'sl,.,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

TN Chaneer Ata court held for Louua county, ssplen
william Hvsh.on suI Judith hi. wife. William Ti.dae,
Joseph TsJale John Chewing aud Nancy his wife, rlton
Tisdsle aud Jobu Tsdal,, Plaintiff,
Geosse Tisle Park, Parrish aud Bet,ey his wife. Henry,
Thomas Samuel, Eiizabeth Wood,on, Mary SusAn Nancy
aud Franei. Td.v infant children OF Terrell Tndsle,
Que Il the children Of Shirley Tisia!s, dec
Th, day this eau.e ZANE IN to be heard and ordered
tina, Master Commissioned PoineS,e state audit and settle
th. accounts Of John Kvunn administrator of Shirley lis
dale, dec, that he also audit, and settle the accounts
OF the said john kenaon commissioner appointed by this
court, to sell the estate of said Shirley Tsd,e sim
Of the said kennon render the said
account OF wha, has been done with the bonds taken by the
sad kennon commissioner aforesaid and any The bonds
remain unsolicited bonds Of those entitled the estate
that the said aduo Of kennon de the same TO the present
Of Tsdale, tina, the said commissioner make an
account of the Tdsls all his chll in
his life time aud showing the due proportion OF all
the heirs and deYees Of the said Tdae, well that arising
IRON the sales Of said kennun administrator aud as COM
MISSIONER and all such other matters the said commissioner
may deem p-r,iuso, shall be ressr.a by The P,T,ie
Louisa County, Nov. 1926.
The partir. interested in the above Decree hereby
notified, tia; shall the execution OF what Is
CURED by the decree, Nah Perkins store on the s5.h
DAY Of January 1897 when they required TO attend with
NIcus. ]. poINDEXTER, IN. C.
Deeii. 6I-w7w-
n ChanceIy. Atiules holden clerks office
county Of Halifax, the 9Th day Of November,
HsrtweiI Gresh.m, Hsinta.
Susanna Franklin, widow and administrators of Josiah
franklin dec John franklin, Jacob Totian, ANA
Is his wife, Thomas Oven and Sally his wife, aud Nancy
franklin, Jaues franklin, franklin and Peter FRANK
lin. Ueit..
The defendant John Franklin, not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules OF th, aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he inhalian Of this country,
motion of the psn,i by his attorney: II ordered, tina, the
said defendant John Fankp DO appear beots the
county aforesaid, the Fourth Monday January
next, and the bill Of the piain that copy Of this
order be forthwith, inserted the Richmond Enquirer, Tor
two months succevey aud posted . ON, door the
Courthouse ofthis county count day.
copy. T.-ie, VIII. HOLT, dc.
Nov. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

NE W KENT .4C.dDEA(Y.
WIS Institution wall be opened by subscriber on Mon
day the 81, If January Terms Board aud Tu,-
"on as heteiOioie J. SlLLlMAN.
Zee IL 81 2swSw
IEACAEt guafitd ieacn lpc Latin AMI GREGG lam
II cua:rs aud the higher hIanche of English literature
wanted 10 take charge The Esld icadsu, by the 10Th
January, 1871 5. WHITAKER,
Secretary to the Board Of Trustees.
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

Monday the i day January next Zsch,rIa ook.,
" Tavern 10 the town Of Manchester will be hired 10 te
highest bidder the negroes belonging the estate Of John
Fore jr among which first rate Nwrht AZ the same
place aud time, will be sold the Mill belonging 10 the sad
esii'e' - JUDITH FORE,
Admir-. de bons non Of john Fore IT. dec
Dec. f6. G5,yg,d.
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TsKAsURy nEPARTMEST,
October l4fh, 1896.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Proprie,ors Of
= the unredeemed six per cent. Stock, created in
pursuance Of an act of congress passed on the 9Th
February, 1918, that it has been decided. by lot.
that the certificates mentioned in the annexed
schedule, amounting in the whole to two millions
and two thousand three hundred and six dollars
and seventy one cents, on the surrender thereof,
be paid on the FIRST day of January. 1927, to the
respective Stockholders, to their legal represen
tatives or attorneys duly constituted, at the Trea-
sury, or at the Loan Office where the Stock, thus
to be reimbursed, may stand credited to the pro.
prietors thereof.
1t is further made known, for the information
of the parties concerned, that no transfer OF the
certificates mentioned in the annexed Schedule,
from the books of the Treasury. or of any COM
missioner of Loans, will be allowed after the first
day of December next, and the interest on all the
certificates contained in the said Schedule will
cease and determine on the day preceding the
day hereby fixed for the reimbursement thereof.
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.