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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

ruE cArsE or TENrERAScE-wc are inform
ed by gentleman Who lately made tour over
the Ailegany, that. although the stages in which
nc travelled were crowded With passengers, no,
single glass Of liquor was called for on the
uholc route.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

Tar MKT PREsuDrSer.-Gcn. Jackson has
already been nominated BY some Of has friends as
candidate for reelection, aud by the follow ing
IT will be seen that Mr.. Clay is recommended 10
the people by MS friends We may nov conSi-
der the eleetioneering campaign as having been
opened, and presume that no other candidates
viii be before the people. We wish the matter
had not been stirred 80 early.
Nomination for the Presidency. AT
public meeting 10 Jessamine Coun
kentucky, on the 21st ult., after sun .
dry resolutions on the present state Of
public affairs, the following was agreed
to:
Resolved. That our Distinguished fellow.
citizen, uESRr CLsy, the firm and tried
inend ct internal improvements, Of the tariff.
and the great interests Of the whole country
the firm patriot and distinguished statesmsn-
erecommendedto the support Of the people,
"a The successor Of General jackson in the
Presidential Chair. and that committee of
twenty persons, for JessAmine County, be
sppointed. for the purpose OF promoting his
election, by cooperating With hrs friends 10
other counties and States; the chairman Of
this meeting 10 be one Of said committee, aud
70 appoint the remainder Of the number, the
committee to have power TO I'LL vacancies
from time to time.
On the Goth Of the same month. nt a
large and respectable meeting of the
citizens Of Bourbon County, in the
same State, the following vas adopted
among other resolutions:
" ResOiued. That We highly approve Of the
proceedings Of The people OF Jssssmine coun.
" 10 nominating our distinguished fellow ci.
wen. HHSHE Car, &c the successor u Gen.
Jackson N the Presidential Chair, and ihs.
Ne most cordially unite in recommending
nm to the choice Of our fellow citizens Of The
United States ~ the next Presidential Elec.
uon. They know bim 80 the uodoubtsd
mend aod able supporter Of Internal improve.
meats, Of domesttc maaufsctuFes, Of The a.
non 81 the States, and Of the pure shirt Of
our institutions. lfis name u identified wi,h
The prosperity Of his country, and With the
cause Of Liberty in both hemispherea. a..
principles sre the principles Of The American
psopls. tiis fame rests upon the archives Of
'as nation. and u - imperishable - sae mo.
n0ments Of hs Freedom"
Serenty-six Veterans Of the RevaIu.
ION rode IN the procession at Provi.
lenee on the 5th AmOng them were
We captor Of Prescott, the hero Of Red
Bank, and three Of the sGaspee boys. ,
lss grafton delivered in the Baptist
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21
STA s.

The collections in the different churches ii
Iiascrrtown, for the came purpose. amounted T.
sos 50.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

Nits connection with morsis. . PoEs, re
- cited before the Literary and Philosophi
cal Society Of iismpden Sidney College. VI.
81 the Fifth Anniversary Meeting OF the Inst.
tuition, held IN Sepistnber. 1923 by DAEIyi
Bavas. Just received and for sale. price Is
tents. at the Chaslesiown Aposheesry and
Book Store. by JAMES BROWN,
AID 81 HsrpersFerry. by
J. ~. CARTER.
June %, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

- tS84A8Ao
PURSUANT TO a decretal order Of the
Il Superior Court or Chsncery holden AT
Winchester On the lst day Of NAV, 1880,
in case therein depending. wherein Eli
b. Swsaringsn, administrator OF Hannah
Wynkoop. deed. is plaintiff. and Aiexan-
der K Botelor and others are defendants,
! shall expose TO sale az public auction, to
tho highest bidder, on The l3h day of flu
gust Rerf, before the court. house door in
Msriinsburg. the reversionary interest
which tho heirs Of Rawleigh Morgan,
decd, sni the widow and heirs Of John Is.
Henry. decd, now have in and to the
lands assigned TO Elizabeth Morgan, as
her dover in The lands Of which her hus.
baud. Rawleigh Morgan. deceased, died
seized. containing about
One hundred & ninety Acres
Of prime limestone Land,
On which there is comfortable tm o story
dwelling House. Barn. and ether necessa-
~ out buildings, lying on the Swan Pond
Run. about five miles from Mar,insbury.
and the same distance from Shepherds
town.
TERMS OF sALE-Ons sixth part Of the
purchase money will be required 10 hand
and the balance in three equal insta ln,e nts
Of SIX, twelve. and eightsen months So
Bonds and good personal security will be
required Of the purchaser TO secure the
deferred payments, and title retained as
further security.
Sale will commence about ~ O'Clock
morning.
NATH'L SEWERS. d. 81. W. c.
July IL. lSSo.-ts
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

V0N6s CLEVELAND
MOST respectfully informs his friends
4NA end the public generally, that he has
taken Mr. WILLIAM N. CsA,on,LL into
partnership. in the mercantile bosissss,
which will in future be conducted under
the firm Of
Cleveland 8 Craighill,
Al the old stand heretofore occupied by
Jefferson &. Cleveland
THEIR STOCK OF GOODS
Is verr large. comprising slmos, every or
ticle Of fashion and comfort. and shall be
sold as cheap as any goods in the Valley.
July II. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21
VIRGINIA
FREE-ROAD LOTTERY,

CLASS NO. VIII,
To be dratrn in Woodstock, Shenan
dodh county, on Thursday the I2ft
doy Of August, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21
A HOUSE AND LOT.

10 Shephcrd.town. known as Ssibys store
house. will. on Saturday the 2isf day Of
.7ugusf merit. before che front door Of Dan
iel Eaters tavern. in Shspherdstown.
proceed 10 sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder, the whole. or 90 much OF
the above described property ~ will raise
the sum Of $3.50 90. according to said
DEGREES. Oh the following terms, 20 Wit
Ooe eighth Of the purchase money in cash,
and tho balance 10 three equal payments
OF eight. sixteen. end twenty four months.
Bonds. with approved security. will be
required for the credit payments. asd the
hhe TO the premises retained as fartheu
security. until the said credit payments
are made.
The title IS believed to be good, but act
ing IS trustee and commissiousr, I shall
sell and convey only the titis vested 10
me. DANL MORGAN.
July II, 1850. Trustee.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

THE undersigned has . neatly finished
Il CARRIAGE. and = pair Of excellent
horses. in charge Of a careful dsiver ~ bic h
he will hire occasionally for public eonve-
nience. Great care will be taken OF bag
gage, but he will not be responsible for
losses His terms will he reasonable.
ABRAHAM lSLER.
Cbarlestown, July FL. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

The Aurora Borcalis, on "Wednesday nigh,
last, was 80 brilliant as to cast light upon the
northern part Of our dwellings; and indistine,
shadows were perceived from objects exposed to
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21
Bank Of me Valley ia ia. !
JvLy /, 1850. {
DIXIpEMp.

rEeiIE President aud Directors have this day
Il declared dividend Of 3! per cent; 3
per cent Cf which will be paid to sioc khoId.
ers or their representatives. on or after the
18th inst. 10. NJ. BRENT. Cashier.
Winchester, July Z, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

Church by Mr.. HxsRs FowLxx. wa.
listencd Co with absorbed attention.
and il spoken Of ~ an extraordinary
production. The thirteenth regular
toast given at the dinner was-sThe
next Chief Magistrate cf the United
States-HESRr CLAY! Such a nation
merits such President" The Ora.
tor of the day had said, "Let the uam.
1t HEsRr CLAY be heard from beyond
the mountains. The voice Of Rhode
Island will respond 10 the cail.o The
expression Of feeling when the toast
was given. is said to have been such as
to respond, in fact, to the call.
Thus, the motion made by the Peo-
pie OF Kentucky has been seconded by
the People Of Rhode Island, and in
little more than two years will be put
to the vote. Ii 10 hoped that the in
tervening discussion Of il will be con
Quoted In q temperate and national
tone and spirit.-tNat. Int.
The Lexington and Covinston turn
pike company was duly organized on
Monday the 5th inst.-S2o, 600, the
sum required. having been subscribed.
John Ruff, Esq. WAS chosen President,
and Joseph Cameron. Esq. Col. Md.
Reid, Col. Johu Jordan, Alexander +.
Barclay, Esq. and Mathew White,
Esq. were elected Directors Of the
company. Na"nton Spectator.
CINCINNATI, JUNE o5.
Colony Of Biaeks.-rhe blacks who
emigrated last Summer. from this vi
entity, 10 Upper Canada, have named
their colony WILBERroRcE. They
have commenced opening and improv-
ing the land. obtained by purchase,
and expect to cultivate small crops
this season. But they are still in great
need Of pecuniary assistance.
Da. Gdz.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21
SCHEME NO. ..
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,

" De drawn ON the same approved
= mode rs No. 6, and tn take place
~ une city Ut Baltimore. en- "Wednesday tie
xofh 'nss, under the superintensience Of the
Comm'ss'oners appointed by the Governor
and Council.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21
283 ACRES.

Lying on both sides Of the road leading
from Shepherdstswu TO Heorys mill. I'D
joining tho lands or the heirs OF James S.
Lane and others. and now In the occupa-
ton Of MIR. George Eulk: Also.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

\ special term Of the Superior Court Of Law
for this county, commenced yestcrtiay-Judge
Parker presiding.
The grand jury have found bill Of indictmen,
against EsESEzEa Cox, for the murder Of Mr..
DuSS, and it is expected hc will be tried at the
present term.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

MAD Doos-our neighborhood i. again il
tested with mad dogs. aud il behoo,es all per,or
to DC on their guard.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

SUMNER TURNlP SEED
EoR sale by
Il HUMPHREY KEYEs.
July 81, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21
THEIR STOCK OF GOODS

In the nero alone house tn SmifhLjieid.
(Adjoining 8. Stones Tavern, and next door
to the Post Office.)
Stock consists Of entire
II New Goods Of the latest importa-
lions, selected with great care in the markets
Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and bought
entirely for cash. on the mos, reasonable
terms. Their assortment comprises every
article uecessary for the consumption Of the
town add neighborhood. and they are deter
mined to sell ., . small advance fer cash. or
on the usual credit TO punciusl customers.
They hope, from their general sssor,me nj
and disposition to please, 10 meet With liberal
patronage.
RUPERT & KowNsLAR.
Snthheid, July Is, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-21

Prince LEOPOLD has resigned the sovereign,
Of Greece. which had been conferred GA him b
the Allied Powers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

THE Court of Probate for the District of -l New-Milford has limited and alIawedteu months from the lst daykof February, 1880. to the creditors of the estate of s,
 HERMAN COUCH. ,, late of New Milford. in said district. deceas- ed, represented insolvent, for the exhibition of their claims against said estate. and has ap. pointpd Daniel Baldwin and sherman g.. Wheaton commissioners to receive. examine, and adjust said claims. Cestiied by t
 NArHARIEL PERRY, Clerk.
 F'ebruary 22. 1880 T .s- ss4, {, The subscribers hereby give notice that thay will meet to attend to the duties of their, said appointment. at the dwelling house of John. Morehouse. in said New-M Milford. on the iissf Tuesday of May. and last Tuesday of No vember, 1880. at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. All claims not present. ed will be debarred a recovery. "
 DANIEL BALDWIN, 1C6Aisfea
 SHERfAE S. WHEATON,, { siosieys.
 All persons indebted to. said eststes safo r69 questad eO make immediasa payment n, 3s 7F'' \ S4e IOHN MoRx1oUsE, ldmr.ss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
WOOL. THE SUBSCRIBERS will pay CAsH for 10000 Pounds
 FLEECE WOOL. GOOdsOs~ 6f GOlpSe. LitchReld, March n tf99
COIIectOT's Notice.
LitchReld. March n

NOTICE is hereby given to the residents IN and non-residents of the town of Sharon. who have unsettled taxes made on the assess, ,, nent list of 1898, that the subscriber will sell on the lst day of Jnne. 1880, at the public sign-post in Sharon First Society. as the law directs, by virtue of two warrants to him d. rected, SO much of the real estate of the fol- lowing persons as will pay town tax "f six cents and a state tax of one cent on the dol lar, together with lawful charges, (viz } Silas Calkin. Gay & Riley, David Gay: James Gay. Ansel Mallory, Arceiaus M. Nickerson. Ben jan,in c. Olmstead, James 'Pardee, ZiiPha Pardee, Jonathan Reeds estate' John w. Smith, George B. Evertson. Samuel Jarvis. Levi Nickerson, Sybel Rowe, Sluman Abel. Ira H. Abel, Nathaniel Hunter. Henry Peck, Elijah Bumps heirs, Jared Brunson. Ezra Clark, Elizabeth Coleman. Samuel Drains ehirs, Josiah HOneywell's heirs. Richard Ley craft, Salmon Sawyer, Nathan St. John.
 HENRY REED, Collector.
 Sharon, MGrch 20, 1880 A
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE. |--. ClX months from the date hereof is allow O ed by the Honorable Court of Pro. bate for the district of Litchfeld, for the creditors of the estate of
 ISAAC MARSH,
 late of Cornwall. deceased, to exhibit their claims against said estate to the Commission CTS and notice is hereby given that we shall meet to examine and adjust the claims against said estate at the late dwelling house of the deceased. in Cornwall, on the SOth day of June and September next. at 10 o'clock, A. M. on each of said days. All claims not exhibited will be debarred recovery.
 SAMUEL HOPKINS,
 VIM. BEEBE, Com'rs.
 LEONARD GooDwIN,\
 Cornwall, April s, 1880 *4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

AT Court of Prob0te holden 0t Litchfeld.
 sOithin and for tbe Probate District cf Litch-
 field. on the 6th dag of April, 4. D. l8SO-
 Present. FREDERICK WOLcoTr, Esq. Judge
 kolding tke same.
 TTPON the petition of John Beers, of O Cornwall in said District. showing to this court that he is the guardian of David B. Beers. of said Cornwall, within said Probate District. d miu6r under the age of twenty one years; and that the said David B. Beers is the owner of Real Estate situated in New town. in the County of Fairfield. lying ID four pieces :-The first piece is bounded northerly on highway. westerly on Ziba Glo- ver's land, southerly on Daniel BotsfOrd's land, and eastwardly on Ahijah Hard's land. containing about nine acres, known by the Avery Land the second piece lying at French's lot so called, and is bounded north erly on highway, and on the other sides by Ni- ram Hsrd's land. containing about one acre of land: the third piece is bounded northerIy on Cyfenus Hard's Mnd, westerly on Milton Beardslee's land, southerly on Zacharias Clark's land, and easterly on Grandson Clark's land, and containing about sixteen acres of land: the fourth piece is bounded easterly on Ear WintOn's land. westerly on Moses Beardslec's and said Winton's land. northerly on said Beardslee's land, and south. erly on highway, and containing about seven- teen acres of land-which land came tO said David B. Beers by distribution from the es- tate of Josiah Beardslee, deceased; and also representing to this Court that said minor is incapable of improving said estate to any ad. vantage. and praying this Court to empower and grant liberty to said guardian to sell said property. as per petition on file, dated the lst day of April. A. D.. 1880.
 Whereupon it is ordered by this Court. That said petition be continued to the l4th day of June, 1880. al. 10 o'clock, A.. M. at the Probate Office in said Litchfeld; and that notice of the pendrncy of the same be given. yapuB. fishing this order three weeks successfully in the newspaper printed at Litchield. the lass of which publications to be at least six weeks before said 18th day of June. s
 eaa Aa A true copy of Recerd.
 4S Attest, FREDERICK WoLcoTT. JudEe~
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
.zEF PaETRY.
Fso~ HaOfs Comie Mssaass' LrUrENANT LUFF.

FSom Haods Comie Alsfadsss' LIEUTENANT LUFF. an zee that arc Gsnd of wine, Or anv other stuff, Take warning by ihs dismal fate Of one LiSateuant LuG. A soher naa he might have been Except in one regard- He did not like soit water, So to took to driaki9g hGr3. Said he, let others fancy slOPS,
 And talk in praise OfIea, t, ButI am no BdheMigR,
 So do not like BokeG- lf wine's poison % is tea,
 Though in another ehape;. ,,, What matter whether one is Killed By cGE9ister or graPsv According to this kind of iaste Did he indulge his drOwths And being t0Hd ofpOve, he made A pOrs-hOle 0fhis mouth! A single pint he might have slipped, And not been out ot sorts; - 10 geologic pkrase, the rock
 He split upon was q1GssE. To "hold the mirror up to vice. With him was hard, atas! The worse tor wine he often was, But noa .sbefore glassp' No Kind and prudent friend he had To bid him drink no more; The only ckeqwsys in his course
 We're at . tavern door! Fall soon the sad effects of this
 His frame began tOshew, For that old enemy the gOut
 Had taken him in toe, Andjoined with this an evil came fquise another sort, For while he drank, himself, his purse Wasgetfing something short." For want of cash he soon had pawned One half that he possessed; And drinking showed him duplicates Beforehand of the rest. So now hIs creditors resolved
 To siege on his assets, For why, they found that his h0lfpGy Did not halfpag his debts. Bat LnG eontrived novel mode His creditors 10 chousc, Fer his own execution he
 Put into his own house A pistol to the nuzzle charged,
 He took, devoid of fear, Said he, !" this 6drret is my last,
 So now for my last 6ier.' Against his lungs he aimed the sIugs, And not against his brain; So he blew out his iigIas, and none Could blow them in again! A jury for the verdict met,
 nd gave 1t in these terms We fad as how as certain siags
 Has sent him to the aoorms."
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22

Temperunee Socisfv Of Liteh fsld County KTfILIL be held at south Canaan, on the
 w fourth Tuesdsy of the present month. As . report of this sOciety is to be forwarded previously tO the 18th inst, the subscriber takes this method to eall On the Secretaries of the several Branches for their respective re- ports. For the particular facts to he commit nicated. they are referred to the 'IempeTOnce Circstldr" of the Executive Committee Of the State Temperance Society. It is hoped that measures will be immediGfely taken by our Secretaries, in concert with other gentlemen of intelligence, to collect and transmit to the subscriber at TOrringfOrd, (pOst paid) such in- formation on the subject as may be within their reach. AprOmpt attention to this conn municatiOn is respectfully and eGrnestly soli- cited. E. GOODMAN, Sec'y T. s. L. c.
 IOrringtor April 6, 1880 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
NOTICE.

1 NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the District of
 Litchfeld hath assigned the 26th day ot instant April, at ten o'clock in the fore- noon. ut the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for sns apPoin,ment of Commissioners on the i, GARlWooD. H. BECKwITR. iate of T0rriDgton in said DistTict. deceased. Tepsesensed :nsOlUent, at which time and place aI persona interested in said estate, will, if iney see cause, attend before said Court and 9e heard relative to said appointment.
 By, order Of said Court.
 JONATHAN RICHARDS. Ads,ys ToFriugton, April ls, 1880 ''1T
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
AUCTION.
April 6. 1880
NOTICE.

--'.---.-.- NOTICE. r.-.I -.-.r FTvHE Court of Probate for the District ef -A Norfolk hath allowed the creditors of the estate of ... -r-s ,.s.... szs
 LEVI CAMP. .-s late of said Norfolk. deceased, six months from this date to exhibit their claims to the subscriber, adminisfratOr on said estate. All demands not presented will be debarred.
 DAVID GAYLORD, Adm'r. Norfolk, ,March l, 1880 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-22
Collectors Notice.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 RY order of the Court of Probate for the D District of Litchfeld. will be sold at pub lie auction, on Tuesday the 4ih day of May next. (unless previously disposed of at private sale.) SO much of the Real Estate of
 LORENZO HART, late of Litchfeld, deceased. as will raise .he sum of seven hundred dollars. Said estate consists of valuable land, with house and barn standing thereon. Sale to commences at 10 o'clock "A. M. Terms made known at the time of sale.
 WILLIAM BEEBE,l
 BENJ'N VAILL, A0mTs' Litchfeld, April 10, 1850 A
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-08
ALBEaIARLE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

VIE exercises Of this school will re.
Il commence on Monday the IIth INST.
The course of Antient Lanpuauesq will
embrace the Greek and Latin Lanatiayes
win all the subjects connected with Greek
ana Roman Literature. The Malhe,nat-
zeal course will include Arithmetic, Alse-
bra, Geometry, Plane aud Spherical Trl.
gonometry, Sicnsur alton, the Diflere nt,al |
and Integral Calculus. In the course of
instruction in the French and Spanish.
every endeavour will be made to enable
the pupil to speak and write those 'lanag1uIai-
ges correctly. instruction will also be
given in English Grammar, Modern &c.
ography and History. Terms as hereto
fore. 1r, SAM. ii. ROYALL.
as .s-al,y V. J. FERRON.
January $40 If
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LAWS OF THE UNITED
:. STATES.

PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF rBr
TwENTY-fIRsr CONGRESS.
AN ACT, making an APPRECIATION for re.
pairing and fitting out the Fireate
Brandywine
Be ii enacted by the Senate ana House
OF Representatives of the United States
Of An.erica an Congress assembled. That
the following sums be, andthe same are
hereby, appropriated, to BE paid out of
any unappropriated money in the Treasu.
ry, ior repairing and fitting out the frigate
Brsndywlne, viz ~. y 4s
For repairing the said frigate, twenty
THOUSAND dollars; - ~
For wear and tear whilst in commission
eight thousand dollars; =.f. ,sis
oFor pay and substance of officers, and
pay of seaheh, thirty six thousand three
hundred and seventy-eight dollars
For provisions, twenty-one thousand
nine hundred and ninety-one dollars
For medicines, hospital stores, and sur
gical instruments, one thousand dollars;
For contingent expenses of every de-
'scriptioD, fire thousand dollars
fANDREw STEVENSON,
81 Speakcriof the House of Represen-
q r-; fatiycS ~ Ut
JOHN G.. CALHOUN,
% President Of the Senate. asua
~ APPROVED, DEC. 30, 1929. h.G
lH' ANDREW JACKSON.