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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
TAKE NOTICE CREDITORS.

A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
~ the late VIM, ROACH, decd, are hereby
notified to produce their claims at the Office 81
ROBERT WORTHINGTON, Commissioner in
Charlesiown, Jefferson County, Va, on The 7thday
Of next month, December by 10 o'clock A NJ
with lawful proof to establish The business If debts
or demand against the said decedent or his estate
Nov A. 1852 JESSIE CALVERT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

Henry Clags ksacrak Erp,hses "A res
olutioa was adopted on Monday evening, IN
the Board Of Aldermen Of New York, ap.
ypropristiag 81 $50, additional, to dcfray ex
penses incurred BY the committees who man
aged1the obsequies Of the late Henry Clay.
IN that city This makes sl5 900 appropri-
.ated for the same purpose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Goats. Pants and Vests.


IF you want suit ofCLOTTTES, OF sound ma
, terial and OF excellent style and make, call on
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS, Merchant Taller, corner Of
Shenandoah and Bridge streets near Mrs! Carrelrs
Hotel, Harpers-Fesry, Va, where will be found at
all times large assorimentof
Cloths, CSeSsiaaereS s. E'esEssgS
and other seasonable eoods.for Mems wear which
wild be manufactured 10 Older In the bestslyle and
at short notice.
Also, a large assor,mentof CLOTHING. of su-.
peGior quality to which the atlentian of gentlemen
is particularly invited, as much OF it is gotten UP
ina style not inferior 10 the best ordered work.
Also a great variety Of Furnishing Articles such
as Shirts, Drawers, Cravats Gloves. Suspenders,
Sc comprising complete assortment Of every
tttng necessary 10 completes genIleman's Wardrobe
All Clothing purchased al this establishment
warranted welsewed and all rips Will be sewed
withs,nt charge My stock IS now iull and con-:
piete and no pains will be spared 70 render salts
faction, u ally who may favor me With acan
! WILLIAM J. STEPHENS.
IlafPers.Fefy, Oct. 81, 80,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

A MEETING Of School Commissioners of JEFF
n terson county will be held at The Court House.
Of the county, or Friday 2619 ms, atH O'clock
A. NJ. w g. NORTHAMPTON,
Nov. iS 1852 Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Seilillm ela ut Cost!

w E haye3ust received a large ASSORTMENT OF
w READY-A1DE CLOTHING for FAN
and Winter, which viii be sold at CosT for Casa.
Those, therefore, wishing to supply themselves
with good Clothing Il fair prices, will have the OPP
portunity Of now doing So
s@g The Store Room now occupied by Us win be
for Rent on and after the first day OF February next
II. MANDELBAUM & co.
Harpers- Ferry, Oct . 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
THE CHEAP CASH STORE

Is noao EzlRag Up from lie Flor to Tic
Ceillng,
X7ITH great assortment of Overcoats, Bust
w ness, Kossuth, Frock and Dress Goats;
Pants, Vests, Shirts and Comforts Knit and Can
non Flannel; Undershirs and Dr1Rers, Socks and
everything else desii able 10 the coming cool season
BY reference 10 handbills and another Advertise
ment. il will beoseen thar the subscriber Is selling
eff AZ and beioD Cosi, his large stock Of Ladies
Wear as be is dnter nj NED - ineraasa ~ s1al. u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
TRANSFERRING

HyHE Subscriber would inform The citizens Of
CharIesiown. and the public generally, lhsihe
4 prepared 70 do all kinds Of plastering coloring
81 ORNAMENTAL work pertaining 10 his iine Of busi-
For sale ! lot 81 superior Lime for Whiie-vash-
ing. JANIS Wilma.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
FOR SALE.

AN liberal terms as 70 price and credit. a Two
~ horst. CARRIAGEs 10 coed order, well tried
and found 10 be well built Of excellent material b
Barnhart Also the right in one half Of an approx
ed IFHEAT T I,7RESHER-afply 10
JOHN J. IL STRAITH,
June 10. 1852. Agenkfo The e1cner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
New Goods.

THE subscriber has Just returned from the Eas-
i tern cities with large and splendid stock Ct
Fall and Winter Goods to which he would call
HE attention 81 the public. Call and examine for
yourselves. JOHN/L- HOOFF.
October 81 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
READY MADE CLoTHTNa

And GshlIentehs f4TntSiiMg Goods,
TO such an extent, and to sell on such low figures
as to draw even the custom Of distant places 10
Charlestown. Persons in want Of Ready Made
Clothing in town or vicinity are respectfully inyi
ted to call and examine for themselves
Charlestown Nov 4, 1882 ISAAC ROSE.
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A reaTgnE rs PEnsrECTIyE.


Aman ,AaRed john cfotts, who bad always lived
" The mesi penarioss manner, died on The 2s.b
Ns, IN Boston, AZ The age 81 rs years. The follow
ang paragraph, from ske Advertiser. shows iha. his
sssifs may egeatsaNy &erigesome benefit from his
,deinIse
4 wss beiieqcd that BIZ his penurious
Aahita he had saved small sum ef money.
earned 1t lis trade, cebbling boots and shoes,
but great was he surprise df bis friends and
okaers, on oyerhauling the old boots in the:
corner Of his room, soon after his death, to
alad some Of them literally cranmed with
pll wallets well filled with tie aroot Of all
evil II IS impossible at present to tell the
amount Of fortune he has left, but We have
heard u estimated at 50 large sum as to
seem incredible, S2Q4, COG, and what makes
y more interesting % the parties concerned,
ne has left will al lang as the moral law,
well and fnithfully executed in which he de-
crses that his estate shall be kept in trust
for tfeentyye gears before the heirs. with ono
exeeptlon;eAnr eceiye any beceGt therefron
-'-An adroit rouge has been making
victims Of a number oEboarding house keet.
ers aud their guests in Philadelphia during
the last week His mode was to engage
bchd, deposit an ostentatious looking triinl
IN his room, and disappear at the first con.
vsnient opportunity, taking with him watch
es, jewelry, clothing, and whatever else-came
in his way On opening the trunks which
he left they were in every case found to con.
tsin nothing but a quantity of salt to give
them the necessary weight Ia this way he
has succeeded in obtaining some $500 or
5000 worth Of ARTICLES ia the course Of a
week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
FRESH OYSTERS,

ERESH OYSTERS are now being served up
i daily al the Restaurant in the basement Of
Carriers Hotel. Families can be accommodated al
all times by the Can or otherwise.
September 30 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
MILLINERI.
Fall and Winter Fashions,
MILLIN ER II.
III AND nINTER ElSnoNs.
Bonnft Haubtona,


YNuE undersigned has Just returned from 5Al..
i more with the latest styles az
6onnFt Hasbtona,
10 which she invites the attention uf the Ladies
generally. She has brought Win be |t.ae heausi-
tul samples oil material, Is which sb,ieils an
examination. MARIA Q. ONES.
Charlestown. Oct 81. 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

"0OD STOVES Of best quality. filed and
w sci. with Frames ready for sse.
~. 49, 7. RAWLINS & SON.
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NOTICE.. 4.

TIME undersigned hereby inform the public that
4 The TAXES forthis year are now due. They
will expect prompt payment.
JOHN w. MOORE. She,9f
ROBERE. LUCAS. JR, ID. s.,
JAS w, CAMPBELL, ID. S.
Jeff.rson County Nnt 81 ISl2
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PROSPECTUS FOR PUBLISHING THE WRITINGS bF
Or. JOHN EOFE,f.yR.
ElE MILFORD BARD.
Collected and Arranged BY the Rev n McJiltonsA

van q f4rtralt Of lie .4athor, and u
.Sfetch Of his Life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
FOUNTAIN Ts1sYEE
THE Fo,s,,frfA Fgospl

tIlHE unaersignedharingp purchased some months
l. since the lease and effects Of lhatold establish
ed house
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

nj BEHOLD 9I,0Ol,00O -

oEhOLD Sls0Ok, 300 In
on Saturday,, November -. will Be drawn he
most Magnificent Lottery that has erteet, Ora
il the United States 20 Drawn Numbers ous 81 -
capital FREE $4,000 10000 1865 8 Of
10000; 4sof 5000; so Of 900.
Tickets only so. Packages OF % whole Tick
els S4eO-Halves 200 Quarters l00-Eighths SO
NOV a 10000 $40 i package s. So
~ $4,000 81 50
EY We pay all prizes at sight no mater how
large
e-- All correspondence and orders are strictly
confidential, and the Official drawing sent as soon
as over.
SMALL Fry! SMALL fry
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday will be
drawn the iavorire Small Fry Lotieries-C Capitals
3 4and 81 000-Ticke;s St-Cenifyate Of PACK
age Of whole tickets, SIS halves $50 gbaf SIS.
tsr For a good prise and prompt attentioH,
Address NJ. ANSEIi * Co
Corner Of Baltimore & Lisht stsesFs
Nov. Il 1852. BALriMaRE, Mn,
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Renewal of stock !.

a NJ. CRIDLER has received an entire new
IN. supply Of Medicines, Paints, and Dye
Stufs, together with many other articles in his
line All Of which viii be sold on reasonable
terms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
RFOIl0lv- Ware Castings.

II sARGE Pais Kettles Ovens Skilleis Gridales,
lls Spiders Extra Oven ana Skillet Lids of all
sizes, jnstTeceived By
Nov a. r. RANLINs & son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

! rRu bushels g No. 1. Timsthy Seed for
~ sac Il he Chsfltsicwn Depot.
: : - JOHN 6. MORRIS & co.
oe,,ss.sss lss2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

TITO man OF STEADY habits, with small FAM
IN ily will furnish dwelling house, 90 which
wood andfwalef Is convenient. Possession given
al tie first day of November next
October 81. 1852. GEO. BACKH0USE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Wnffce.

" best Black and Green Teas inst received BY
Aug 2s. EBY & SON.
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Notice.

DRIAE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, from the
i Pine hills, for sale BY
Nov. is. r. RAwLINs & SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
zoo Sale.

TIT E have complete sci Of Mule Gearing for
wv sale, entirely new, suitabie lof either mules
or horses. They are Of he best make and nate
rial. We Will sell th4la on time as We hare no
use for Ihem BLACKBURN g. co.
Angns, ID 1852 If
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Marine Affairs.

The steamship Pacific Captain Nye leaves her usual
hour to-day, for Liverpool shs win take about sixty
passengers
CLIPPER PrloTBoAr WALTER FRAScis-This beautiful
vessel which has been leading the last few days for San
Francisco win sail to-day under the command Of Captain
John Sweeney for her port Of destination She splen
did looking craft but looks rather small for so long
voyage However, she expected to make very quick
run to the land Of gold where she intended to be sold
either for pilotboat pleasure yacht for either Of
which she IL admirably adapted She was built in this
city, by the late Jacob Bell and for strength finish and
beauty Of model is unsurpassed by any piotboat aoa
She has veoak tops and ends coppered and copper a
tened above her load line, and 10 intended for heavy
weather. Her dimensions are follows viz-Length Of
deck "a feet breadth Of beam feet and depth ohold
feet and about 113 tons The pilots Of San Francisco
would secure prize by purchasing her
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United States Senators from New Hamp-
AhlIe.
We have announced the election of Charles G.
Atherton to represent New Hampshire in the Senate
Of the United States, for six years from the fourth
Of March next He succeeds John p. Hale, the
we'll known free soil Senator, and candidate Of that
party for President of the United States at the re-
cent election. Mr. Anterior is lawyer, of Nashua,
n. H., and has before represented the State as
Senator for six years-from lS43 to lS49-previous
to which he had been one of the Representatives
from New Hampshire in the other branch of Con.
gress, viz from 1887 to 1913. His Congressional
service has therefore been twelve years up to Si9
He is SON of Charles H. Anterior, of Amherst, N.
"a distinguished lawyer, of the federal school,of
politics. His son. the Senator, we believe, started
in public life as democrat, according to the pro-
gTamme Of principles laid down by the late Isaac
Hill who was for many years the dictator Of the
New Hampshire democracy. Mr.. Anterior distin-
guiahed himself in both houses of Congress, by
his business talents on committees, and in
debate, = always acting with the national
democrats, in opposition to aboltionists, free soil
men, and various other factions which have arisen
from time to time. He is understood to be the con-
fden,ia friend and adviser of Franklin Pierce, the
President elect, CATER the first Wednesday in
Deoember,) Of whom he may be said to be the
political counterpart. He is, we should say, rather
over fifty years Of age, slender in person, sh-ewd
exemplary habits in morals.
The following is list Of the Senators who have
represented the State Of New Hampshire in Con-
ment, in March, 1885,
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DOUB SH E E T
Few York, Saturday, November ~, 1854.
Malls for Europe.

yHE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALp--oUR AGENTS IN
LONDON AND PARIS.
The Collins steamship Pacific Capt. Nye will leave
This port at noon to day, for Liverpool.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF
The RrRAIp will be received at the following places
H. Esnford & Co., London.
william Thomas & Co, 10 and II Catherine street.
BH Revolt, II Rue de la Banque: Paris.
Livingston, Wells Co., Paris.
The European mails will close at half past ten o'clock
this morning The New YoRK NEEKly HERALD viii
Re published at half past nine o'clock
Single copies. in wrappers, sixpsnce.
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EXODUS OF TIE REIGN OF TERROR The epoch
Of free thought in religion is this day, November
9th, to be inaugurated at the town Of Salem, in
the State Of Ohio. The Garrisons the Whipplss,
and the lesser lights Of spiritual progress, and
laborers in the cause Of redeening this bsnighted
country, are to come together" says the announce
nent, and sit down like brethren in q communion
before the altar Of intellectual ans spiritual freedom,
without distinction Of sex, color fest party, fer
the purpose of fully and freely oanvassing the orr
gin, authority and influence Of the Jewish and
Christian scriptures" Three days are to be devoted
10 this momentsus question BY .ness choice spirits,
who are to canvass the origin and authority Of our
holy religion, h mixed csAvsnisn Of men and
women, black and white, who will, no doubt, set
aside the divine preespts Of Moses, and give to the
wsrld now order Of things for its guidance fash
iOnsd after the notions and views Of Garrison and
Douglass.
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MONEY FOR THE INDIANS. : The Van Barren
(Ark) Tnieigenee says that Col p. H. Raiford Creek
agent arrived in that place the sth inst from New
Orleans with about 81 100000 in gold coin which has
been turned 10 Col John Drennsn the superpten
dent of Indian Affairs ct Van Bortp fer distribution 10
the choetsws Cherokses CLicfa,aws Cpeehs and seni
ISltp
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DEATH OF THE INFANT SsS OF Nh. THOMAS FKAScis
MgAenrR-The following appears in Hobart Town
paper Of June 16:-
Died, at Stanfeld, New Norfolk on Tuesday the sth
inst, HENRY EMMETT FIrzGERALp, the infant son Of
Thomas Francis Mesgher, Esq. aged months.
Mr.. Meaghsr fortunately had not heard the affecting
news when he delivered his lecture
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II. =. Circuit Court.
pafora Hon. Ju6Oa Rats.

Nov. 26.-Wa,ren Hall ps. Hanson E. Brooks.-This
action brought by the plaintiff against the de-
fendant Brooks for alleged infringement Of letters
patent granted to Warren Hall and Allen Goodman, Of
making pianoforte legs The jury receiving the
charge Of the Judge, rendered verdict against the de-
PENDANT for 81 365 M which for damages for the use
NJ oue machine.
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DARTMooR PRIs0N.-The following are all the
survivors out Of about two hundred from this region
says the Portland argus Of Nov a. who in this vile
prison In the war Of 1872 Captain Joseph Weeks sa-
uel Bailey Captain James Moore and John Carl OF
Portland; Cotton Murray OF Falmouth; Captain Rnos
soule OF Freepor and Captain Michael Webb formerly
aresident Of Portland, now Of Charleston, s. @,
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


gowfRY THEATRE, Bewery. -wRiriSs on THE WALL
-RgNT EAy.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosdway.--PorpiSe THE
0pEsr1oN-HrR 4yAL HiGKSEss-YouSG CourLE-MAR-
MED AND SETTLEr.
vIBLOS.-LADy DEvrL-DIyERTIsEMENr-
HARRIrp xNp SrTrLEp-MoSs DEcHALunEAU.
BURToN's THEATRE, Chambers street-FoRruNE's
FRoIIc-PA rRIcIAN ASD PARyESu-OSE THOUSAND MIL
AlrsRs WANTED
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham ereet-EvA, THE
lsisH PRINcKss-BCrcHrR's Doc or GHENr-F RisKEY
TpHHLEG.
WALLACKS THEATRE, Broadway-Two CAN PLAY
THAT GAME -PArRiciAS AND PARvKSu-H1eH LIFE
BELOW STAIRS.
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIES, II and 10 Bowe-
u.-THK TooDLEs-JAcK SREPPARD-AK. AND ARs. r. W
vAAERlCAE NusEuK.-Afternoon ana Evening-THE
LAsT NAIL.
CBRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, 472 Broadway-ErHIoPIAS
UuSsTs CHRIeTys kISsTRELs.
WOODS MINsTRELs, Woods Musical Hall, al Broad
WAy-ETSIoFTAN MISsTRELsy
CIRCUS, 81 Bowery-EeuEsTRIAS ENTERTAINMENTS
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Military Parndcs.

On Thanksgiving day the Lafayette Light Guard num-
bering eghty'four muskets, commanded BY Charles A.
went on their second annual target excursion
20 Mott Haven where they had very happy time After
the best sharp shooters The company made an appear
ance creditable to the captain They were accompanis
twentyiour pieces OF the New York Brass Band which
played some beautiful airs
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Court CeIeneIor-Thls ~,

SUPREME CovRT--ciaourr.-Nos GA 1882 AHA 1870
100 $780, 1853. 721 100 1877, 76s to TIA
SUPERIOR Contradictions.
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commerce and ship building, and some of them
have held various public Offices
jeremiah Mason, in his day, stood among the
men Of New Hampshire like one of the select
chiefs Of King David among the Israelites-one Of
the few whose pre-. eminence was admitted by gene
raj consent As lawyer, ut the bar of Portsmouth,
when Daniel Webster, Jeremiah Smith, Sullivan,
Bartlett, and others, contested the palm of legal
victory, he was second to no one. As . statss-
man Of the old school Of federalsts, he was alike
eminent in council and debate. He was descended
from John Mason, the celebrated Pequot warrior,
who came early to Massachusetts It will be re-
collected that jeremiah Mason was for time,
President of the United States Branch Bank at
Portsmouth, and the refusal Of Nicholas Biddle to
remove him, at the request Of Isaac Hill, was said
to have induced the latter to take to pre-
vent the re. charter Of the United States Bank, in
General Jacksons time.
David L. Morrill, and Clement Storer were both
elected Senators BY the same Legislature, in 1916,
when the democrats were in the majority. The
latter was an obscure politician, the former was
friend Of Isaac Hill, and selected by him, in 1924,
to supersede Levi Woodbury., Governor, who had
been elected by an union Of democrats and fede-
ralists against the regular democratic candidate.
Mr.. Hill never forgave Judge Woodbury. for his
course on that occasion.
John F. Parrot was a man Of respectable talents,
and Of an old family, which emigrated to
New England Is early as l64O He entered
public life as democratic republican, and in
the Legislature, in 1915, introduced resolutions
eulogizng the naval and military officers Of the
war with England, which passed federal House, in
modified form. While he was member OF the
United States Senate he incurred much reproach
for voting with the South the Missouri question
in 1919 and 1920. Mr.. Parrot died at Greenland,
N. H., in July, 1896.
Samuel Bell, 81 Chester, lawyer, was Of an old
and respectable family, Of Scotch origin, which orr.
ginally came from the northlof Ireland and settled
a. LexdeDSspy, N. II. He and his brother, job
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tentions. This protest is part of their policy and
became necessary to reconcile future events with
the past. 1t will have an important effect upon
other movements going on in every part Of this
country.
We annex, for the benefit of those already
interested and those who may hereafter become in
terestcd, copies of the English and French emissions
of this Spanish debt -
COPY OF A CERTIFICATE OF THE ENGLISH EMISSION.
HARD PIAsTREs 1000.
Certificate Of Loan without Interest.
Certificate No. -.
The bearer hereof Is entitled to the sum Of four thou
sand Spanish dollars in specie Of script not bearing
interest entered in the private register Of that loea
In pursuance Of royal decree of II. c n, the King
Of Spain dated 2lst February 1881 this certificate
issa the sT.t dsb.ntsrs viii b. e.svsrt:a into ,t.ei
bearing an interest Of three per cent from the LIST Of
April .s1t ensuing on the "a Of January 1888 the
three cent stock and be continued each succeed
ing year in similar manner until the complete
Madrid, February q, 1881.
For tn. Director Of the Roy. Sinking Fund and Of the
Great Book. JOSE ANTONIO DE URIARTE,
vIcroR1ANo DE ENcTNa piEDRI.
Director Of the Royal Sinking Fund,
government banker,
CORY Ot DEbkNllhk AStOhfAN1lNo The hNtLlsh
ISSUE
Certificate royal decree OF IT, c. NJ, February 81 1881
No. 4th 10th, Of GOO hard dollars Of debt with
out interest.
The hereof upon depostnglths present dsben-
ture will become entitled the ID Of January, 1885 10
an inscription representing hundred hard dollars Of
nominal capital bearing interest ct the rate Of three per
cent from the LIST OF April 1885. Payable In London
cory OF A BOND OF THE FRENcH EMISSION.
Piastres Fortes 4e0
DrTTr PuBLqun D'EHAesE.
Certifcat No. -
lie pe-tsur drot 70 4ume de ouhtre cents risstYee
fort~ &C oss ant httrc. us sJtcL DC seits dss.s