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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-03

LIGHT OF THE GLow-sHELL.- Tho ami.
mails which inhabit shells oi the genus Phoins.
have the property Of emitting a pliospl,oiesce.t
liquor which shines with brilliaacy. aud lin,
m,nates whatever II touches. This was Oh.
served, even by the nBcients; aud PiIny ts,ls
us, that the Pholas shines in the n,sutI, Of TIA
person Al no eats il, aud rcirdcrs the hands sad
clothes luminous when broyaht IN contact with
them. Many interesting experiments we're
made on this luminous matter by the Acadcm.
icians Of Bologna. and the celebrated French
naturalist, Rrennur. II was found ,h.t IL,
erilliancy WIS "a proportion to It's frcslnsss,
but even in n dry state, the pi,osphorcne o may
be revived by the application Of fresh OF ssis
water, though brandy o. ardent spirit af aug
kind immod aiely extin s~uisles II; and all the
acids destroy Il entirely. The luminous wat~y.
wien poured upon fsosh c~alcinsd gyps,yn.
ck-cI,rysial, or sugar, be romes more VIVID.
Mix rendered luminous by the liquor loses iss
phosphorosccnce when mixed with suIphuric
acid, hut recover, IL on a 9 addiiisn OF car6on. 10
OF ppiash. A SINGLE Pholas fendess s-vss
ounces Of milk so beautifully huniaous, tka, Z
makes all the surrounding objects visibIs 10 tho
dark. Bat, when the mjk is excluded fem
Tho air. the light 10 extingushcd. D,nrr,nil,
co'orcd substances ora powerfully Affected bv
tine kind Of light. White appssrs TO in,bitr
aud emit tho greatest quantity: yellow and
green IN lrss propoftioss. Red viii haniis
emit any light. aud violet the least of sif. ~h.e
~ Pholss is pat Iuio gIassos ,ingsd with ihs.s
several eelors. VIZ
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The dress was Of her own Invention-J never
saw any one like it--but had the gipssy bssp
studying tho costume of oriental beauties shv
could not have chosen one moro quesn-Iiks.
Any African prince Of taste and mettIs would
have gone 10 war or given half his tribe. fos
such an addition to his seraglio. Never have
seen such another specimen Of sable bssusy
regular. expressive. glowing bsautyl She
was a sad rogue, this same African beIls-ss
conscious Of her powers, and a. full Of Va gafiss
and frolics as her fair-faced superiors. shs
would go TO balls and sloigh-rides- would have
boaux whispering under the windows in suM-
msr, and seated round the frs-sids in winter.
l shall mover forget the fright ono Of her
irolics occasioned me-a froIIc that first led me
10 dotect a favored lover in Kirby Simpson.
| had been out of town and returned Isss AZ
night. Having left my horse at the stable. !
took a fancy to walk home by the way Of Coppis
Hill, to see how the extensive prospect would
look, in a cold foggy moonlight. Before I had
made half the circuit Of the grave yard, I saw
certain ~shadowy figures moving round a tomb.
stone. am not a supers,itious man; but my
blood dropped through my veins like quieksii-
vor. l walked on = ! stood still and there tho
figures were! Sometimes there wore tive.
sometimes severOl-they were dancing; asd
saw their arms s~ntwins. and their faces ~
pronch each other. ] might have rs6astGA
that this was very vi ghosiliks conduct; bus 4
the perturbation Of tho moment I could no&
have whist.ed up such an idea. Howevss.
resolved 10 struggle with mortal fear, and s.A,s
this mystery. como what would. went up 10
the tomb stone and spoke! The shadows dane
ed on, but made no answer, and one of thea
looked and moved strangely like our Phebc,--
l walked slowly round the tomb-as I moved.
l still saw the figures in part. blu, no, under tie
same appearances as before / stood behind
the tomb, and they had gone cntircly-I " ems
back,-and there they were! In one parties.
lar place l could see a line Of light, a power
ful pencil Of rays, forcing its way through the
'hick atmosphere-I traced il 10 its source in
n ne'ghboring house = there I found Q negro
ball the room well lighted aud Phcbo and
Kirby at the head Of a dance. The mystery
was oil explained tho figures ! had seen were
an optical allusion, a sort Of accidental may.
ic lanthorn, produced ~ 'he state of the II.
mosphero.' l went hou'e iu peac No, long
after my return, ! sped Phebe and q compsn-
ion steal into tho back court. With all her
rompishness, the grl was discreet and modest:
and | knew by what ! saw aud heard that
night. that Kirby Simpson would marry land.
some Phebe.
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FAMILY BREAD.

VUyHE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
In general, that lie has taken the Bake jiouse formerly
occupied by Mr. S. L. Gardner, between Nos. l0j and lOj,
North Main street, where he intends To carry on the Baking
business, In NIL its various branches, and where may he had,
at any hour Of the day, the following kinds ai Bread, VIZ
Loaf Bread, Sugar aud M0iasses Gingerbread, hard aud sdt
Crackers, Sugnr do, "a new article,) New York do. ship
and Pilot Bread, Sugar and Molasses Cookies; Buns; Tea
Rusk, &c. &c.
Also, for sale rs above, ut retail, Flour, of the first quality
Stores and funiies, at any part Of the town, may he sup
plicd frum his curt, with my Of the above articles.
' n. d. The subscriber wIlld here state, FOR the grat'fca-
ton If the curious. that all the above nnned kinds Of Bread,
which he has for sale, are actually 6oked ia th,s toon.
Oct4 f WILLIAM OK.
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sTiLLMANIs srLE-ApJUsrINa TEMPLES,

sriLLMAX's srLF-ADJUS TING TEMPLES,
AZ NUfACTURED anil on hand al Westerly, where or
I'VE ders will be received aud punciually attended 10.
The PRINCIPAL advantages of these Temples o, er the common
hand temples me-tiey move hrm'elyos-hakc the 'olnih
MOI. eyen-preyeut the sch. e threads lion breaking make
a much better selyagc and fTer face on The cloth -pre''his
the slies from wear AZ the ends. One person with these tenn
pic. can attend three loom. easier than two with the hand t.u-
pies.
Rerercaee may be had 10 most Of The principal es .hlnhmcnts
IN the country. u. II. SriLLhAN.
HssferIu' n. r. Mar %, en-.
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NEW STORE,

sfo. 10,
UYART & DAWLEY, MERcHAST TAILoEs, viii
FIN keep constantly on hand, n general assttmenI OF
Cloths, Cassiacrcs, pesiingS, TRIMMINGS, SC. Of the
mort fashionable patterns and c,l0rs.
Also, constantly on bund an extensive assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING: consisting of blue, black,
olive and mixed Drtss Coa,s; hine, olive, rltet, brown,
MIXED anl CoIeau Fr0rks aId Sart0nts; blue, black, olive,
arai,, mixed aud white Broalcioih and Cu'sinwTe PaR;a-
,oons; Velvet, sik, Molc.kin, CASHMERE, Tolineit, ValeIl-
cia aud Musoiles Pests.
All Garments purchased Of H,nT u nhwtry wlirh
shall not anav er the expectationl OF the purchaser, may be
returned, and others VIII be made.
II garments will le made IL order, and Ia style Inferior
to none.
1rCuting particularly attended TO.
scpt'lT
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NnTICE.

FEyHE subscribers wcuid inform their ffirnds and the pub
he thar they have made arrangements that will a. aN
,ir-es enable then, Ia ~crshargo nil kinds OF current ond mn
su,,oat Baak .k.te, upon HE most favorable terms. Drafts
on .vsn- ysrk, Bss,en and FerilSnf In sums " sun, con
~. w. CT. ARK h BROTHERs
ttAss Arcns') Exchange oflce, No. IL Martetst.
nrs os
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M. &

O-BOOTS & SHOES.50
E. II. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure Of inform
e. Q ing his friends and the public, that he has taken the
adjoining Store, No. Isl 10 1873, Washington Street, Boston,
directly opposite o. the Old South Church, for the express
purpose OF accommodating those who purchase for The coun.
try retail trade, and hopes by a constant unremitiing atten-
ton to all orders, TO receive q share of public favors.
CONDITIONS.
Under 800 Cash,
Over 100 4 months
500 q months.
Any article In lis line, furnished at the shortest notice.
ON HAND,
A complete assortment of Ladies' black, white aud Pearl
colorct heel and spfhig heel Slippers.
Misses and Cliiliren's black, red and blue Lestry, and
Denmark Satin heel and spring slippers.
Morocco, Md, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes
and heel pumps, with a good assortment of Children's red
yellow, green, blue, and tea colored Dootees, and aucle strap
Shoes.
Gentlenen's fine calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and New York Sole Leather, Shoe
Thread aud Lining Skins, Cochineal, Solver, ali Of those ar.
tices are warranted first rate.
J. T.. Il. r.. requests those who wish to purchase, to call
and examine his stock, Us it's fresh and direct from tho diff
terent manufactures.
AiItliose who will favor him with their orders, shall re-
ceivc the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20 II
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CABINET rURryITUQE.

No. IS, BROAD STREET.
TgyIIE subscribers, grateful 10 their friends and the public
4 Tor past patronage 30 pectiuly inform them that they
keep always on hand a supply of fashionable and common
Furniture, made nt the hest materials, and from the newest
and mtst approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and sofas,
SsIa and Tables.
Bureaus. various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, sc. Sc.
Those in want Of any articles in our line, will find 4, to
their interest to live us a call belunc purchasing, as we are
determined 10 sell as cheap ms any regular Cabinet Maker, in
this town, and ot Furniture being manufactured lnnie.
di,leiy under our own direction, VIII he warranted equal
both ia materials and workmanship, to any made In This
country.
Orders from a ditancc viii be thankfully received and
Duncinaly attended To.
may ~. SAMUEL 4 JOSEPH RAWSON.
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a. NOTICE "a

rryuE advertiser having \ small, wen assorted stock 81
"a Dry Goods. IN n good stare -desunns Oi mtklna \ df
ffpnt arrangement in husines4-will srl hts g0Hls nnd "
linqusb the store H. any one wishing ~ commence w tue
alrvo busincss, on very favorable terms. bnP'.e N,ih
Office. NOV
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND TIE PIRIIG In GENERAL.

IMPORTANTLY MERCHANTS,
mi n PUBLIC IN
HI II obvious, that as writing executed with common INK
u may be discharged by the application oloH muriat of lime,
oxalic, and other strong acids, a very dangerous power Is
possessed by eviLdispoed persons, for eiecting any altera-
don that suits their purpose, either In sum, number, date, or
Endorsement; l therefore very respectfully submit for tho in.
specti0n Of the public IN general, specimens of WIN, Nj. Ev-
AHs' Patent Checks, Drafts, &c. for preventing frauds by
aitsrations!!! l trust that a reference to the annexed Ger
u6cates will satisfy the public Of the advantages 10 BIZ derived
by its adoption.
Yle 6ollooing is a certificate from John D'W Wolf, J. Esq.
Professor Of Chemistry in BroDn University.
Afer making a number ofexperiments on the engravings
of VIM. NJ. Evans patent Checks, SC. intended To prevent
ccrtaiu fraudulent practices on Bank Checks, Notes, Bills OF
Exchange, SC. I am satisfied that his plan will meet the pur
pose proposed, and is worthy of patronage. o.
Providence, May %, 1893.
.CorfUfsdte Of DR.. Robert flare, Professor Of Chemistry,
IN the University Of Peansyicaaia.
I do hereby certify, that have attontively considered the
method adopted by Mr.. WIN. NJ. Evans, to prevent frauds
aud ~forgeries, in the alteration of Checks and other insfu-
monts, aud l am of opinion, that by adopting the plan that
he has proposed, a great obstacle Is thrown IN the way Of
FRAUDULENT alterations, and the public security against forgery
q enhanced. (SignedD ROBERT HARE.
Philadelphia, Oct. 23d, 1927.
Promissory Notes, Drifs, Bills Of Exchange, Bank Checks,
&c. &c. either unbound, or bound in books Of various sizes,
as may be required can he seen by appiyin to
;. }. DEWEY,
5gent for the .NS,o-ERgldnd States,
Eer. %. No. 80, Market Street, Providence, x. I.
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
fit No. 81, Market- Square.
yENHE subscribers would iiilnrm their customer, and the
Il public, that they have received per the last Steam
0oats, from New-fork, their fail supply Of Goods, consist
ng Of
Blue
Black,
Green, BroadclGths
Oiiv., and
Brown, CassimeTes,
Steel, and
Fancy mixed
or different prices and qualities.
New and elegant vcsuncs; a great variety OF Gotten and
Silk Cravats aud Iidkfs. entire new style. Camblets &c.
Coatings Of different kii.Is. VeiveA. Bang up cords, and
&c. which will be sold at tho lowest market price, for Cash
Or dpproced paper II. Z. & II. WELLS.
sept 90
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

rHyTlE subscribers have formed a connexion in business,
a under the firm Of
j. p. g. w. TAYLOR,
and have taken the shop No. Ii9, High Street, whore they
will give their whole time TO the Merchant Tailoring bnsi
ness.
ON HAM - BroadclJths, Casshneres, Vestings, and every
other article usually found Ia a Merchant Tailor : shop.
lFGarmcnts wIli be made in the best Odcr, and war
an'ei To tit. JOHN T.. Taylor,
Nay 4. 1w. LII TAYLOR.
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This phenomenon did rctnsiiy take place. I~suptnsr 4
was produced BY causes similar In .hpse wh~h occasion We
shadowy giants auoDg the nimii, ans IN Wales.
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IYyIIE subscribers having procured workinen from The
city OF New York, VOL skilled IN the business of set
ding Leligh Crates, are ready To- pay particular attention Ia
<hf branch OF business. Al orders for setting ern'cs aud
furnishing soap stone or Marble Frontiers for the same, vii
BOLLES 4 PRICE,
Uov 70 Perks Wharf.
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SAMUEL N. BISHOP

To transact Commission Business nj
Charleston, s. G. Orders frT the purchase ur Cotton :
sale nj Domestic Goods-and procuring Heights promptly
auerded to.
Rgtr to-
Mceus. Y. CaeRtsdros 4 Co.
g. Z ]. MArRAN. srptO
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ALBERT SWEET,

F~ASHloNhDLE hAIt-OoilEh
M. 81, Westminster-street eorHer Of Ordnge-Strect,
HX EEPS constantly on hard, Combs, LathoT- Brushes,
IVA Ponatrn, Hair Brushes, Tooth brushes, Cologne
Water, Hair oil, Razors and Razor Straps, Shaving soap,
Court Plaisler-and a great variety of articles Necessary for
the gentlenans toilet.
Raxors holed and set in the keencs, order. septG
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JOHN HARTSHORN,
HHAVING taken into partnership EuoENn A. HOMER,
xE of this city, would Inform his friends and the public
that the general Commission Business heretofore transacted
by him, VIII he continued in the name Of
HARTSHORN & HOMER,
at Nos. n aud % Liberty Square buildings, Boston,
Who tender their services IN the purchase and sale of every
description Of Merchandise. Possessing ample means of
making advances on Goods consigned for sale, they hope by
unremiuins attention To the interest Of their employers, to
receive a share of patronage.
Particular attention will he paid to the disposal Of
DOMESTIC COTTON AND GOODS.
Refer To
benjamin 7. Homer, pu.
Henry Rice, Esqs. "
Charles Hartshorn, p.y
George $. ~Rathbone, Esqs.
Hon. ylmes D'WolC, Bristol.
Boston, Oct. 2lth, 1923. IT
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,

ar every description ne nIanuficlured oni sill ny te
sut~crbets, and warranted in every respect equally rs
eccd and as cheap as can be purchased ~ ite cny =, Ne"
York. BOLLE5 q fhus,
Nov ID fceks hat'
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

ELHANAN w. t. ETJE,
CO1CW, C5IfiSE, IND SIGN
UNIFORMS the citizens Of Providence and IL vicinity, tia
4 he has established himself in Providence, IN the building
OF Messrs. Moses and Samuel Guild, In rear of Weyboset-
street, and No. ,, South Orage street, where he carries on
fie above business In all its branches. Having had along tx
per!encc in The business, he trusts that he viii he enabledto
give entire satisfaction 10 those who may be pleased Ia eu-
Roy him. Carriages, Claises, &c. relainted nj short notice
and on the most accommodating terms. II Apri2
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B~RoADCLoTHs. CAssIMEREs Il MERINo SHAWL
HARVEY CLARK,

JN0. 81, HuTfCt-stTeGr
AS received and will open this murning, a general as
sOrtment Of Fall aud Winter Gmds, among which are
black, blue, olive, steel mixed and hottie green Broadc'oths,
CasimeTes and Sattinetts; Cambleis; green Bookings; red,
yellow and white FIanneis; blue and mixed Pelisse Cloths;
nsrino, red and white Valencia Sinwis; black and red Zig
ured Bonbazetts; Circassiaas; figured Fiannels; black satn,ss
eauze Wells; black and white English %Ginghnns; Caiicoes;
Siiks; English Blankets; Frocking; deer skin Gloves and
Mhtsns; Ribbons; Laces; Ladies' AID Misses Lined Gloves;
Tickings; Ginghaiis; Checks; Siieeiings; Shiftings, Sc.&
which win be sold at sucl, prices as cannot fail u suit Gus
TUNERS.
Please call ond examine for yourselves.
a. Particular attention paid To the sale of Broodcloths,
Cassineres and Sattnets. Nov B
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PIANO

nv .npe,ior tone and workmanship, from she mann'sc-
49, MOSES MOVES,
Maihcvspn street.
ND A few moro young Ladies may be adnirei is'o
In scbroi. yu VcD
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COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.
TTSHE sub;cribers have formed "A connexion in the Dry
Il Goods business, under the firm Of
COOKE & ANGEL,
and have for sale at tie store heretofore occupied by said
Angel, No. 3, Westminster Row, a general assortment OF
EUROPEAN, INDIA n DOMESTIC o
at wholesale or retail, on iavo. abb. terms.
JOSEPH s. COOKE,
August n jon ANGELT., I'd.
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PAPER.
zehn REAMs Of the following description, viz:
VI Imperial, Super royal, Royal, Medium,
Folio post, Demi, Cap, Pot and Letter Writing Paper. In
periai, superroyal. Royal, Medium and Demi for Printing.
Large and small sized Wrapping. Common coiored, for
book covers. Dnwing, Bank Note, Tissue, White and
Brown Bonnet, Cartridge, Gard and Press Paper, for sale al
wholesale aud retail by the subscribers, who as agents OF
several large. paper manufactures, win supply any quantity
of paper that may he wanted, at the Factory prices.
HUTCiIENS 4 CORY,
Oct 25 3m First door west Of the Bridge.
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Washiagtoh, March &c.
FREE MASONRY.

We discover from the papers published at Ro-
chester, that reaction upon the subject OF ma
sonary has commenced in The western part OF New
York. The Rochester Daily Advertiser. Jack
son paper, charges tie Rochester Telegraph. "a by
authority press ~ with permitting MIR. WEED, the
Editor of the Anti Masonic Enquirer, TO defend
the Masons, in that paper against the attacks which
the same Mr.. Weed makes against the craft in
the Enquirer The Telegraph on the other hand
denies the charge speaks Of Masonry as an a
bused order. and asserts that the Advertiser has
done more than any other paper to injure it by i'll
advised support-protestns at the same time. that
Messrs Adams Clay and w Webster, do not favor
the attempts which have been male to produce the
ant-masonic excitement 1t this be true, how are
we to understand Mr.. Weeds visit to this city
his frequent concave meetings with MIR. Clay !;
his departure to Rochester, and the sudden pub
LEGATION of his Anti Masonic Enquirer? Or ate
we to understand that Messrs. Adams, Clay and
Webster. do not like the anti masonic nomination
of Mr. Solomon Southwck, as candidate for Co
vernon? solomon is an arch old FOX. He did not
wait for instructions from Washington. Some one
intimates that the project is to buy him out. we
presume that he wlll put on pretty good price
He understands the game OF puck,ng the public
goose. y. .. Ietcgrdph.
loud shout was set up last fall as readers well
member, bv the infamous Bnns and other Adams prin
tcls, for their (aeEed) dtc9ed majority in the legislature
Of the State Of Dci1care that magnanmous little state
which Noah said he could put III his breeches' pocket -
As usual, when subjected TO the test of experiment, this
ltciaed majority proved to be light house Of he
sky The legislature assembled in January, and Sc
at once made choice Of JdcksoidDs for lis presiding
officers; hui the House, in which particularly boast.
ed the Adams party had undoub'ed prepond rance,
vain stemp ed TO elect Speaker For several days the
vote stood 10 v lo-anl though the friends Of tie General
offered compromise, that hnd!ance might be thrown
the way the public business the Adams party cc,ed
it, declaring that they would have the whole mol hing.
Thus situated the members compelled to separate
without having discharged any part of their official duty,
for other than that few managers of be-
loved President could realize the ascendancy which
the, had promised him. What a blessed administration
The pressing wants and concerns Of Commonwealth
must be sacrificed seems, to the political views Of dis
ntgners sinking under tie spleasure of an nsulted
cation, and grasping al every straw 10 prolong heir i'll
aotten powcrn Ulster Sentinel
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John QUINCY ADAMS.

80. IL AN ACT TO revive and continue in force the
several rak 4 provision the exngishment ~ Ire
DEBT due the UnteI States by the purchasers Of The pub
no lands
BE Il enacted By the Senate ard House Of Ryprp.
senoires ot tte tinted States u .4merirG ii I'm
gress assembled That the act entitled 8. An act to
provide for the eytngni>hment Of the debt due the
United states by tie purchasers Of public lands. ?
approved Ma, the eighteenth, one thousand eeh,
hni ed aud tNeuty- fur, and tue act entitled An
act explanatory u Al ACT II provide for the extin
guahment Is the debt due thu United States by the
purchasers Of public lands" approved May the
twehty-sixta. one Thousand Pisht hundred and
twenty four: and also the act entitled An act
making further provision for the rxtmeushmen
Of the debt due 10 the United States 3, the pur
chasers Of public lands" approved Nav the fourth
one thousand eight hlEdred ami twenty-sx be
and the are hereby, revi, ed and continued il
force until the fourth day If Jolly, one thousan,
eight hundred and twenty nine.
sec. g .aad BE- it further enacted. That tic pro
visions of this act be- and the same arc hereby ex
tended to all lands on pticl, further credit ha
not been taken, and which, having become lo.feite,
to the United States Since the first of Jelly, on,
thousand eight hundred ana twenty, remained IN
sold.
Approved-2lst March, 1928
Join QUINCY ADAMS