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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19
COOKING STOVES.

M ILTON HALL, has just received from New
1Vh- York, and keeps constantly on hand, Post
ley's improved cooking stoves, Postley Franklin
stoves, No. |, 2, 3. Box stoves, new and Sc
cond hand.-Also two No. 3, Postley square
stoves.
Oct. 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19

VA ANTED, an apprentice to the blacksmlths
W business, smart lad, from u TO IL years
OF age, one from the country would be preferred
Good encouragement will be given,-Apply to.
JAMES SHAW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19

"A. MUNRO,
South Wing r. l. Union Bank Building,
HAS FOR sALE-wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
WINES.
(bottied y draught,)
! Madeira, (Nlarch s. Co. and Olivera BRANDY
Brown Sherry, Sicily Madeira, Marseilles Madeira,
Tenerifle, Malaga Sherry, Port, Calabrian, Claret,
Hoe, Sauern, &c. &c.
TEAS. Imperial, Gunpowder, Tyson,
Young Tyson, Tonl0'y, Hyson Skin, Pouchong,
and Souchong.
LIQUORS. Brandy, (Outard, Dupuy,
& Co. and Weis brands,) Schcidam Gin, 81.
Crox and jamaica Rum, Curaco, MartInico and
other Cordals.
/ FRUIT. Bunch, Muscatel, and bloom
Raisins, Grapes, Almonds, Madeira and Brazil
Nuts, Currants, Figs, Citron, &c.
PRESERVES. AnchOyies, Capers,
Olives, sc. "
SUNDRIEs,
Nutmegs cloves, mace, pimento, pepper, cas-
sia, cinnamon. SUGARS-loaf lump, white,
brown, New Orleans and crystalized Soda, wine,
and butter CRACKERS rice, buck wheat, maca-
beau, rappee and Scotch snuff : p. a. l.. and Z.
G.. Tobacco.
IIibber's Brown Stout, at. & pit. bottles.
| American Porter do do.
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revenge
w M. L.. MEEVsL.L,
TIN PLATE KER,

TIN PLATE WORKER,
No. l62, Thames Street.
TONTINUES to carry on the above business,
u as usual, and keeps constantly on hand, a
general assortment of TIN WARE, and other ar
tcles in his line to suit the market, and positively
will sell them as low as can be purchased III this
State, not excepting of pcdlars those who wish
TO encourage their own townsmcn, will do well to
call and satisfy themselves of the truth of this as
sertlon.
n L S o,
large supply Of SOAP STONE FURNACES,
by the dozen or single.
! OVENS for baking before the fire, warranted to
answer to the satisfaction of the purchaser or be
returned after proving the same. All the above
articles cheap for cash.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19

Mr.. .atkinson-wil you obge subscriber by
inserting the following in your paper'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19
RUSSELLS
ITCH OINTMENT,

II l. S S f. l. E'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

isis gepe sndes'ansez iff mr..
SUI pf"arcs Tue tisbts al all by Inn,..'
..hhiui and impartial ezecniioa of ~ Il
''ay Tie Sovereign whom yen sail el.s, Hs
ss.na'. youf internal security. and o.. 'of
.ho'ee oil him be, 81 The same tim. n
70 81 me fowsrs, If the eoas.saauc. At f'os
ana general Tranquility. May he h. va.
se"sipie OF al The duties ihaI lie s,lll ~, pa
,e',or'n Aud may be never fore M.
l' merry Will be The besf foundate, :, pup
'n'o'e, as respect Tor your laws. ,hs IN
"oaoee oi Your institutions, and gds1;,
opse''ih6 MS engagements, vi b. ,.y =
'heahs 10 preserve II againsi every stt,el ue
70 saseyou IRON the danger of ueu Co
slons s" eooru.
leu sonr co"niTymen thai sncb A..
wishes which forn tor them All are he
may depend upon the entire .,Iec,,a "' ltV
Dear ~ ihtn ihey VIII find me al,..o !
ger To baniifs' . 10 them, aud 10 mai., e.
'nem ibose reihiiohs of lriena,bi,, o.. VIII
neighoorhoed which are SO necc,x.r' eoat
prosperity oil the two Staie.." u la
ITALY.
The accounts by this arrival cons..
ieiiigence that troubles have broken VI me IN.
rally both In Austrian Italy and L. ' gene
zerland. The Duke of Mode..,. ,' a"li-
ton issued al Modena, on the Am i rV ,'a
announcing the success of his ,,no,s o
insurgents ON The presinus da,. IN a., ~ u
oil the troubles 81 Bologna. he ,o..,,. new
Regency and retired wihhi.ssm,l. =, , .,
taking with with him as a nri,o,., ,""'uf
who was wounded. ""hot-
PARIS, February 2l.-fNpp, =, ~
i1g) An express which leh gs.,, .'' I"or'i
I'm current. and arrived at Iouio, y" ,aa
18TH, brought the news thai the knedo'. we
Naples. The Whole Of Ronagna. Tho I n, 81
OF Lucca and Pmmbino, The Dachy NJ !, 1',nea
and almost the whole OF Tuseaoy ~. .'"tna'
state oil insurrect'on, and that Italian ri ~"
vera every where ho,sted wnhou, ounnaa .',o,s
IS also said that an rAtraor .iaary cnu,,s. F."
ed yesterday a, Marsei les, Who bran.t a''"-
Intelligence Of an open Revolution a, e.. 'p'
where the troops had taken tue side of m. W." W.
ple. 'e'-
Provisional Governments were form;nc o.,o-.
where. |, does not appear that ra.sll,ny al
interrupted Oh the high roads.
Ills eminenee D. Mmrus Cappeliori Cad;
nal prefrcl OF the propaganda IN Rome vla
has recently been elected Pope, takes The osms
of Gregory.XVI; lie IS ib years old.
Tue last Pop. WIN had tie ,ule Of Greyo,v
being The XIV. was consecra,ed IN lie W.,
1921. lie first. if we mistake not. wa. St. CIV.
CORY. snrnamed the greai, consecratrd 81 Ser.
tenbeT, 500, aud held the holy see IL YEARS.
months, and 10 days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

Consolation for Ike Deaf-The LonloD
Literary GazetIe gives the following account
Of aewiy invented Acoustic CHART
The science OF acoustics, IN n Practical AMIN,
ofview. has been strangely neglected in mis-
country, an, IN fact, IN modern tines gsB,.
rally. Ihe ancients appears TO have been
better acquainted with the dociriue oil SOUNDS
! and To have applied IT TO more useful pprpose.
for we learn that Dionysin the iyran, OF Sy
, racusr, had a cavern excavated in roc. IN
The shape OF The huinan ear, (Which is 81 course
beat adapted for the reception ana II ns.,l..
sion OF sounds) M which he confined his .,aie
prisoners, and by tubes leading irom IL 10 NJ.
chamber, he was aOle TO catch even lhe,f sal,
est ~hispei, aud thus 10 discover then dr. b.
&c.-lhIs idea seems 10 have been lost M
Of till now, when we are agIeeably .ula,d
10 find that MIR. Curtis. The We knunn aursI
has invented a chair, with an acoustic ,atra
and tubes. something On tie p.incipe oi The
Invisible Girl, for ia. brnefl of the deaf and
for old persons who are hard OF hearing and
Who " he sitting IN il at their leisure, usy
hear conYersatIUn OF reading IN a low tone
OF voice, carried on by an individual m auy
part OF theroo ~ means Of pipes, al.o,
ferson whispering TAI a distant apartment can
DO distinctly Eenrd We have oursel, c. beer
seated IN II. and weie astoui.hed at he Ease
with which we distinguished the dIlIereu,
voices oil hose engaged IA conversation III AZ
under tont, and also iuoe played bya small
musical boz, winch was as audible as II il,
had oern standing an the table beior. us, in
room separated by a baii. &c. trom Ne ons
il winch the char is placed Uron lks waulr,
We cousidsi Ia. inventi.Ia as one OF ihe must
Ingenious Applications .oi the pfnc,pIs OF
acoustics with which ne are acquainted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14
DlUGES' OFFICE

DlGGES' OFFICE
Lynchburg, AptiI lat", isoia s,,.
Drawing of The Dismal Swamp wv
class No. 10, for 1881,
Q II IL d IS so SO % !.
The drawing the Uuiop Canal LII paI he
No. 7-Capi.nIs 10000, 10000. &c. ~ !l.o ~
received to d~s-the drawing oil Jus zoo o04).
Consolidated Lottery, No. 7. Capitals sI a,tsIs
10000, will be received Oh Saturday
IS, shares in proportion, for sale a,,rr,cr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14
NASHVILLE, March 10

NASHVILLE, March 10.
Rapid nloremenis.-A large quantity of mrs-
thandizr, pun chased IN New York ,w,nty sew
e, days as". was received in thus city yes,er-
DAY, bs one oil our merchants, rta Ntu Ofiean..
we mention this iacs IN order th Al our Eastern
friends may know that Their Western bre ihren
dif"ho' oshcisa, III energy, acti,,y aud COM
inercial enisrpriEe. lie ,in,e has bern, sircs
tie admission of Louisiana into III. Uriou.
When fur sio.ihs, Instead oil four Weeks,
WOULD have becn required ~ accomplish the
td1ue No.n. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

nURSUANT TO a decree OF the osper'o'
Il CURT of Chancery, for the Lynenv,u,s
District, rendered on the 18th day oi mo!'
1880, IN the suit of Davis against Ha"N" Havana
the undersigned Marshal otihe laid co"f, w., W.,
sell, to the highest btudcr, for cash, at oe''e ;l
Courthouse, on tue fourth Monday III Ap' -,
1881, IT being court day, negro "oma" Nv
y, mentioned IN said decree a.
4. A. HOLCOMBB. NJ
March %. Idds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

North Eastern boundary Tho Portland
Courie, state. that the select Committee OF the
Legislature upon this subject. made n very
long report To the House On "Wednesday eve.
ming, and the resolutions founded upon Il
@eIe adopted on Thursday. Tue Courier
fays--
II utterly denies the validity 9th decision
Of the late hing of ihs Netherlnnds IN two
grounds. In the first place II contend. that
aha umpire having lost the greater pat Of his
Kingdom and become peculiarly dependent
upon Great Britain Ter hrs polIneal existence,
could 10 longer be an ,ncepeuden, arbiitr IL HI.
deeision ih,r riore could M longer br bindi.g.
hnd in The second PLACE the rcpoy contends
asd proves thai he did not decide III. question
submitted ~ hin, snh therefor. his decision
ii IL eLn be called deci.ioa is u me c nudity
The report romes 10 the conclusion that the
general govrrnmen snot hound by my consii.
GRAFTON 10 rntf, TIN, decision md that n canno OF
SRtify IL Without VIOLATION OF the consiilu, onal
tights OF Maine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

Jeweller Ia Boston, received few morn.
bngs sInce, through the Pos. Office, "A silver
Match aud tue following letter: This watch
vas stolen from you. aud the money 10 the in
hrest On the price oi tue watch SINCE u was Id
hen, sig"ed " Consei.nce---sr rather the effect
OF revival OF religion" Enciosrd was s6 81,
ss'instsd inter 81 oi the valus ior 6,. a, N,
3esis. 1bois nae no ,ia,e 10 tne letter and
lao traces OF lh. auihor OF II eau b. discover.
81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

Nh. Clay leh New Orleans on the 10Th ultim,
sDr his own residence IN keoIucky.
Judge Mclean arrived ia Philadelphia o
Saturday week lasi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

The paragraph in III. New York Sentinel re-.
laiye 10 the arrest OF Hays, the police officer,
an a.rhafge of being CONCERNED IN the abduction
OF tina unfscovc,rd money OF thu City Bank is
so,slly unfauudeh,as will b. seen by he folio" 3.
Ing note. voluntarily addressed b, the Board OF
Directors 10 Mr.. II.
CRY BANK. INV yoRR, 4th April, 1881.
SiR--lLe ID rectors ot th,s Bank have seen
with surprise. u publication Ia the Daily Sen,i
nal in which IT ns i'd The, are informed that
you are an" IN prison on a charge oil being
Concerned in the abduction oi the money yel
nnrecoye cred b. lie CITY Bank
The intormatio isuoi only false, hut idl,
and absuid. The Directors OF this bank .nic,.
xshi no suspicion oi the " dbaacii0a' OF an,
part OF The uioDey nfel it was in yuur posses
son; and they confidently believe that no p.r
son 10 " ho0, you are kaosn, viii Tor u mo.
aDent credit any sn.h ronor OF suspicion.
BY order Of The Boa, OF D.ie,i to-
q. 4. WORTH. Cashier,
Dir. JAcoB HAYS, High Constable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14
Mr. JAooB HAYS, High Constable

FLoRiDA.-Ai the las, Council (says the 81.
Augustine Hetsld OF the 2llh ul, M net WAS
passed. extending ihe Laws oil lie Te,rnur,
over the iadians residing within ihe Territory.
IHARLEs l.. tiA~kIRs, accused Of the muir
der oi McCrea,la, y "ssl has beea diseha /.
geo frop custody by an at oi ,Le SAINT Conn
Cd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

NOlHOMB,
The President OF the Congress,
T.. SURLET CHOkiER,
The King nnswertd To The Drputation-.
- Gentle'nen,-rhe wish watch you are
commissioned 10 lay before me in tue name OF
The b-lglc people, on presenting me ",ta The
act oil The election which the National Co.
,rcss has just made, of my second son, the
Duke CT Nemours, tor King of the Btislan
dis me with sentiments winch request you to
express TO your generous nation. | am pro-
ioandly affected that my devotedness to my
couair, has Inspired you with this wish shall
always be proud that one OF any suns has been
the object OF your choice.
" Ii listened only to the inclination OF nv
very sincere desire to yield TO the wish oil a
people whose peace and prosperity are
equally dear and important to France, | should
ead.ly accede TO il. But whatever NAV be
ny regret, whatever may be tho affection which
J. feel IN refusing you my son, the str,ciness Of
The duties which | nave 10 fulfil imposes
upon me this painful obligation and | must
,teclare, that do mol accept for hun the
crown which you are commissioned To oller
him.
My Grst duty is TO consult, above all things.
she interest OF France, aud consequently no,
10 ehuanger that peace which | hope to pre-
severe tor It's happiness. Tor that oil Belgium, d
sor that oi all the States of Europe, ~ winch
ais so invaluable and so necessary Elk mpl
myself irom all ambition. my personal wishes
agree with my duties. Ii will never be the
'hirst vi conquest. or the honor of seeing
Grown placed upon Ii head Of my son, tlat
VIII lead me TO expose my country TO the IT.
naval oil The evils which war bring in Tvs IRAN,
a,o tor which the advantages which we
m,gh' derive Gom il, however great they
might otherwise be, cannot compensate. The
examples OF Louis XIV, aud Napoleon, would
s"nice TO preserve me II ON the fatal temptation
oiefec'.ns thrones TOR my suns, aud To make
me prefer the happiness OF having maintained
pence TO all The spendor of the victories. which
IN case OF war, French valor would not fail
ag'i. TO secure TO our glorious standard
May Belgium be free and happy Let il,
never forget that II is to the concert OF France
WIN other great Powers of Europe thai i, owes
| Tue speedy acknowledgment of us national In
dependence and let IL always rely with con-
nncnee on any support TO preserve it from e,-
'e'"a' attack or from all iore,gn Intervention
o"' 'e' belgium also secure i,self agains, the
'ooufge o. in,ernsi sgI,a,ions, and let il pre-
serve hseii from them ny the Organization Of a
CONSTITUTIONAL Government, which NAV MAIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT,

In FIRGtNIA-Wc hear the glad notes Of preparation
from our parent State awakening tic dormant energies
ITS citizens to life, motion and activity From Richmond
LYnchburg Winchester Petersburg and other towns the
most cheering accounts reach of the newy-cx zeal
i'm favor OF the which, trust il TO carry the Old
Dominion, on the "iu tide of successful experiment. IN
rich haven OF wealth. prosperity and happiness. An evil
dcncc oil the Increasing attention TO this aimportant
ect may be found in the fact that Mr. Rives young gem
cnan oil talents and industry has been encouraged 10
tablish newspaper in Richmond, the primary object of
which is to collect particulars and disseminate Intelligence
relative 10 The resources and Improvement of the
The books Tor subscription To the New River Rail Road
for bringing the products Of the West through Lynchburr
TO Richmond have been opened at both these places with
great promise; and doubt Of the of the under
taking Is entertained Our readers already apprised of
the eXeronS that making in Winchester and i'm the
valley oil the Shenandoah generally. unite i'm the cause
with adour W. wish all and each Of these works NAV
more than realize the wishes Of their projectors and friends
As intimately connected with, and in some measure de-
pendent upon The prosperity of Virginia this town takes
lively interest i'm all that that State In the march
oil improvement ought not 10 be left behind Surely
Congress IN spirit of justice well as liberaity TO
town. which has been ndey from the bosom of life
proper parent will yield us something in return The c
zens OF virginia too, many of whom Especially those In
the adjoining councS must look this Ms their natural
market continue TO regard situation with the most IA
vorabie feelings and the best disposition Shall not Te with
Canal keep pace in time with the march Of the age
Virginia is moving at the right time Her Legislature
must obey the popular impulse, and add strength and
ergy TO the zeal OF her citiZcns.-.qler. Idz.
RAIL ROAD CARse-Two new passenger cars were
placed on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road last week d
cren IN some respects IN constructions but nearly similar
10 pan, SIZE ana convenience and certainly much better
than any that have yet been placed ON that Road One Of
these cars. named FIhc Frederick IS in shape and an
Pcarancc ~ our opinion, the best model rail pag
sehgcr care tor general use, that have yet In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
EDW'D CUNNINGHAM.
TREANuRY DEPARTMENT, }


NOTICE is hereby given the proprieors of the Five
per cent? Stock, created in pursuance of Act CT
Congress- passed the 18th day of May, 1920 that
Certificates of the said Stock amounting in the whole
NINE HUNDRED AND NlNETY-NINE THOU
SAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE-
DOLLARS AND THIRTEEN CENTS, will be paid,
on the second day OF January next ohc opetos there
OIL or their legal representatives Or attorneys, duly con
tucd the presentation and surrender of the said Cerf
Gates at the Treasury at the Loan Office, where the
same may stand creditedI
Notice is further gven that transfer of the Certif-.
Gates OF said Stock from the books of the Treasury
Loan Office, will be allowed after the LIST day of December
next.
And also that the interest all the Certificates Of tho
said Stock will and determine the Of
airy next LOUIS McLANE,
Oct T. f3-oaftdl Secretary of the Treasury.
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tho construction Off all short so econabe on
rail have been udicously dispensed with. thoy
add greatly to the expense while they lessen tho
nence OF cars for travellers Sliding sashcs with glass
admit the light while they exclude the cold air. are
benehcay substituted for curtains, both In the ends and
sides of the cars; and the interior Of each is divided
by partitions They in fine great improve in the
construction Of railroad cars both regards
and EXPENSE and will be preferred by all who prefer
fort and usefulness TO shotc and fashion-Bait. GAG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

I'm CHANCERY-VI RGGNtA.-At rules held in the
"a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry for Chesterfield county, fifth day of Sepem
Der, 1881:
Robert askins and Martha +. his wife, (ac Martha F.
Archery plfas
against
John Archer, William w Archer, Peter F. Archer,
Mary Archer, Louisa c. Archer John JOKES Sarah r.
his wc ate Sarah r. Archer and Cincinnatus Jones' Ii.
6eus Jones, Teemachus Jones, and Ulysses Jones' in
FAINT children of Elizabeth r. Jones' decd formerly Eliza
dd Hten def,dts
The defendant, John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, not
having entered their appearance, and given security
cordlng TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing that they not inhabitants of this Com
monweah: 1t is ordered that the said defendants do an
here at rules to be held for the said court i'm the
Clerks Office thereof. on the first Monday In January
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that COPY Of
ms order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond for months
and another copy posted at the front Court
of this county s Copy-Tcstc
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. c.
NOV l. b0G-WSWt
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coming forward we'll qualified do justice sub
ec In the meantime (should he be fortunate
TO receive the aid Of intelligent ends if any favorable
impressions have been made by the testimony exhibited
from time TO time in the American Farmer in relation
the Frederick sheep bred with the view Of improving all
but the hnest wool races of the Saxony other fine
wooled Merno sheep; kept exclusively for WOOL the
Bakewell or Sou,hdown, kept principally
Tor mutton' from the sconness of their
ieecea ram OF the Frederick breed would be offered to
every State Agricultural Society," or such other authority
in ITS absence, as would take sufficient interest in its
duchon with no other hope of recompensc than the proud
satisfaction the honor of acceptance would bestow and
the gratifying anticipation that breed of sheep which
has cost the abour and observation OF 80 years will
DC spread over the United States Already have two of
the States manifested their zeal Every Agricultural So
cety in his native State giving the promise of usefulness
will confer favor in sending for With the
dai sir that the Farmer may be atronised in pro-
portion TO its usefulness,
am, yours, RICHARD X MEADE.
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BNOR RENT.-Tbe dwelling house, store house and
" granaryi occupied by Mr.. Jesse Fafefholt also
the dwelng-hodse occupied by Capt benjamin f. Dab
ney and two other vacant tenemehts all with convenient
lots and out-houses attached, aud situated at AyIets
Warehouse for rent for the next year-Ayetts being
at the head of navigation the Matapony River has an
extent o trade not surpassed by any village Of It's size in
the lower country, and affords o most desirable situations
for merchants and mechanics.
PHILIP AYLETT, Ex'or Of
- Il. fVetf, decd.
Montvilc, K. WIN Nov 49, 55-w4,v
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, D
LIST October. 1871

II, y
NOTlCE is hereby given to the proprieors OF the -Four
IN and a hall per cent Stock, of FIVE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS created in pursuance of Act of Congress
passed on the 26th day of May, 1924 the Certificates
OF the said Stock, will be paid the day January
next to the proprcors thereof their legal representa-
hves attorneys duly constituted the presentation and
OF the said Certificates, at the Treasury tho
Loan Office, where the same may stand credited
Notice sHther giren that no transfer of the Cer,;6
Gates OF said Stock from the books of the Treasury or
loan Office, will be allowed after the day Of
next.
And aiso That the Interest all the Certificates of the
said Stock will and determine on the 3Ist dav of
December next. LOUIS McIGNE,'
oct Z. l43-oatdl Secretary ofthe TREASURY,