uV. tljo-jkiQ-J l.iVe?. Ia the adjacent . ,j 'ry is reckoned the finelt hunting for furs -f any on thfs continent ; the In diaas who hunt here fcldom returning rritbout having their canoes loaded as deep as they can fwim. . H iving juft befort obferved that this like i theutmo.l northera fpiirce of the MiiSlppU- I thall here further remark, that before this river enters the Gulph of Mexico, it has not run lefs, 'through all its ra?anderings, thin 'three thoufand milts ; or, in a ftraight line .jfrom north to foath, about twenty decrees, -which is nearly fourteen hundred knglilh miles. Thefe Indians informed me, that to the ncrth-weft of JLaks Winnepeek lies another, whole circumference -vaftly ex ceeded any they had given me an account of. They deicribc it as much larger than Lake Saperior. But as it appears to be fo ir to the north-weft, I fhould i.a.iin2 that it was not a lake, but rather ths Xrchipslago or broksn waters that form ihe communication betweea Hud Ion's Bay and the northern parts of the Pciiij Ocean. Thsre ate an infinite number of fmall l-kes, on the more weftem parts of the ce tera head branches of the Mifliuppi, as well as between thefe and Lake Win riepeek, bat none of them are large enough to fuppofc either of them to be he lake or waters meant by the Indians. They likewife informed me, that fome rS tne northern branches of the MefTorie i.n-J the fouthern branches cf the St. rhrrs hai c a communication with each fther, except for a mile, over which ih-y carry their canoss. And by what I coald learn fior.2 them, this is the road they ttke when their v:xr parties make their excursions upon the Pawaees and Pawna 'nee?, satins inhabiting fome hraiches of the MeiTorle riveri In the country belonging to thefe people it is; aid, that Mandrake are frequently found, a fpecirsof rcot refembling hu man beings of both fcxes ; and that thefe re more perfect than iuch as are difco ' ered about the Nile in Nether-Eihiopia. : Trcafury Department, jVrty-? "," Stfttmler 1 8. "Villi following regulations, which xrz bzz: adopted towaris carrying into c . :ction rh making prvi'h n for the ur: of :!i - tMr.-d itrcs, arc announced i n- t!is :foiT.i.::oa of th? public creditor;. ( Sa When a transfer is to be xiade from one perfbn to another, the certificate or certificates of the deb: to be transferred muft be produced at the proper office, in order that the fame may be cancelled and a new one or new ones iffwctj-'al, the cafe. fhaUfrequire. - 'J j I When a i aasfer is defired from one -office to another, spplicatioa mult in the firft inftanctbe made. at the ofilce Hjfbeie the credit exiits, whereupon the certifi cate or certificates of the debt to be ra$s ferre J will be! cancelled, and a fpeoial one granted,as a voucherto the iecrjetary of the tfeafury ; upon the proa1 uctfolh and delivery of which to him, a warrant wiilifTue to the office to which the j debt is to be transfer! ed.. The form (A) at foot hereof, has been adopted for letters of attorney, to make transfers, which, and the directions for completing it, it is expected will be carefully obfery ed In every cafe of a transferor ; the fub fcribed or funded debt, the new certificate will bear intereft only from tpefirft day of the quarter in which (the transfer is made. The unpaid intereft which may havo accrued prior to that quarter, will b paid only to the perfon who was flock, holder at the time it accrued, or to his lpecial affignec. ' i U -Fourteen days before the expiration of each qnarter, the books of cachjoStce will be clofed ; fo that no .transfers will be made, nor, except at the treaiur, will any lubfcriptions be received, or old certificates exchanged for new ones, on the application cf non-fubfcriers, during that period. Thofe intending to become fubferibers to the propofed lean, who do not fubferibe, prior to the commence ment of any'fuch period orthofeifi tend ing not to fubfciibe, who do not prefent their old certificates to be exehangd, or if holders of. certificates of the register cf the treafary, who do not notify -to the treafury their intention not to fubferibe, prior -to fuch .cornmeaceme'nt of fisch period, will na$ receive theintereH,vvhich may Kive accrued antecedently, till the end of the qiarter in which their fub fcriptioias are made, or in which their certificates are exchanged, or in which they fhall fo notify. their intention Inot to fubferibe. , This, the proper diftribution r-f the funds, and the preiervaiionjof or der render indifpenfable f On the fubfef ibed or funded defer, in terertas it becomes due, wijl be paid without production off the certificates if fiied for the fame. On the unfublcribed debt, if any there fha.ll he, tjhe producti on of the certificates will be rteceffarv in order to" the receipt of the intereft, and an indorffment of the payroeijit of it up-; , 9n the certiScatcs. ,This, however, in confxcleratioa of their rifk and inconve nience of tranfmifkon will net fee' u quired of thofe wpio Jliold certificates f the regifter of the trealury, and rofide out of the United States. The form ( B) at t!he foot hereof:, of a letter of attorney for j receiving iatepeftarld tbe rdireccn'" therewith, it is eipeilecl wil be caret ly purfued. f - ' y (a.) I'.. : si Term 'a power vjf attorney to tfiamfir -feci, KkOW ALL M!i BY THESE PR1iS2NTS, That ; ilo make, cpjnitiiute and appoint tuc and lawjfui attorney for and in mme to leli, allien and transfer : ., the name, in he berks power al id an pti my tor. i),it and to GO th crem flock landing in j of which or attorniee on-ler do all iawtui act-- requiute tor tiiiecting the premifes ; hereby raiity ing and con- firjtiing all that faul a:orey or fubititute or fubftituies fhall by virtue hereof. ! lJa 'ivtje':- whereof have hiereMrto ! fet hand and feal day ef in th year of our Lori ! one thoufand . hundred Sealed nn4 4el'rvers4 T in the prefenc of f Bi it known, that on the v one thoufand hundred before me came within nan.ed, and acknowledged the above letter of a ttcr ney to be acl and deed. !In tefiirro ny whereof I havje hereunto fet my l.vrd and. the day and ycarlai afcieiai4 day of Directions. . If tle power is to extend t o the vhole off the ftock, the word " all" is- to be inferte4 after.the word " trsirsfer." If oaly to part, thejparticular fbm is. tc be infer ted, with thq addition ot the vorcs " being: part tif." . L jlf the power i'ito extend oinly to a ctr Itafh fpecies of ftck, it may be exprciicd lnlthe diftereHt cafes by inferting in he Maak between the words the" and " jftock,' the wjprds " funded fix per ,; eelnt." (which will defignae the f rck bearing a prefefij: intereft, or fhs j "funded three fser cent " (hicb v ill j dfignate. the three per cent. p'Hl) ci vhe wprd deferred, which -wjill idefigrare thje fleck bearing intereft ai li e er.d- cf tejn years) or the word "j utjfi rdr-t',"' (which will defignatc tle unfubiciittd part ot the;dcbtJ) h -;; If no power 4f tebniutidn deHrcd tor be . gi v en, the jvt'h pi e tha' teiate tc is tc? be omitteu ; Jthc place oil kbde, atd

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