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SPRING pHYcT.

DR.. HUNTRf'e t4nt Bilious PHI, ere inspection
bly, proved by snple eypei eBce a. tae mot efual
rencdy fh fsre cirn- th4 rn0ft innocent pieatst
add convenient medicine fot h core d, hurry, icofbHc
crupjiops eprofy and crhrr G;toters Original from
corruplige fate of the blood ne remarkable cure Of
ar. Eideu. of Albany, ah, had beca to,etcs years
t5st.enled With moi 5ifpefng fanriiuqC cunPl't,
alto thxe Of Fhon,as oho,n, aanuii0c n1an, IL tie
fcrvoe Of Mr. Van Renfslsei @!3a c37itl "a ~3-'
noi horrid lepr0iy Aul nave convince eyey sho7
ss rsad the particulars Of these lae', becs yhic
s@re,y Of froos Of heir eseeg, augLste-te is per-
fos Of character and repeetsbiitY are tpei me
aaaHston Of every Inquirer. lhee ut, naturally Re
uppoit h-vc thsir due weight ana fuyc .sdc The
aecehity OF aay uether comment fron The Fy"pt;,r
yet he pfeiun,es 10 sfcrt thst tha real lci:s os thu
vegetable preparation will, fir triat pesd
foreihc is Recommendation than any thing which
can ne i,d Gift.
I5eu aIa may be bad,
Atknfcn', Wornt deffoting ozengte--Thcf= To-
seree not only de{rry worms ~hefe they cx'G bu ell
se6uaily prevent the resrn.- 1hale families who have
followed DR.. htkiuions advice and NED them ii TIC
spring and Fall among .hir cildrcn, as theig on,s n
which appeared Gctly AID confnptlve, in the hos
Of health Being entirely delivered from thos dreadful
vsrmiR.
Sparta, Moxaf Plealsai,
Norfb II, 1909.
We hereby certify, that our daughter about years
OF age has beer very unwcl sin bad fate oi hcah
for thie ia two wears We always fut,c fed that he
had worms and had gwen her ieSetai worm mecciees
without Any GOOD cffea 70 that depacd rating her
tll of late Hearing of one iarprfpg being per-
formed by AtSiniops worm dtfloyug Loze.res wa
2nrthaed packet of them and adGlini them ac-
cording to the dre6ions The hr dofe brought aw ay
My worm, and With it quantity Of imy often
five matter; the iecond brought away four monftrous
thick worms nearly haa yard iS length and the their
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-01

Sine this oxesent nG3iciaS Gas urR sseScred
hy Or Bacdpe crsral "a ,asaaa female nsys eXpe,
rienceG fs{S,aseY IF t4s: man. % 4h E29 sSSa
ducsa d fhc asiak sheErs slsS--g<i ted ~ ~
rsc1y recommends A. e fl ~ IN K staop,sats aaa
bae r,ade eyerF applca s, thc Fs.sty ,a.sl o u
osss'aed Tbs a.set1g leceef ea'e Is 5aiesssd -
su1.ieroo ST. -
Fgon hJss. Eleanor Wa3f-sort.4, go
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BALTIMORE, Mas 4.

Arrived lai night, th- EasIiih A,cp Sufaanah.
william Cox, from Bsrmnts.
iets Bermuta l3.h Apsil--Left there hip
g-s.,aIi,y, cap,. G4fdnH, iros Amfefcam
d Phi.s6elohis, prizs 10 bis najeii>'s fhlp
Gm,ra;n Zap snd cargo con.emnei lhip ia,d
q se parcs,aied BY The captain pound here
Makst. duli, h,ur s ! dos polk 49, beet IL
plS.
NJ other Americans recoReacd, On the PAT
fqe lpoks the brig Eleanor, cspt. Shaw, on the
,SIh April. so days from Liyetpeol, bound TO
ssiDfc, in lar. 36, 50, loap, 70, he bad loft
NJ soresoonatt ara head IF hi. foremak in long.
;9, AID capt. Cox forpoles the Eleanor by this
tine Is within the cspss.
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sofer By il, so that, if possible the 81
INN of human blood may cease; that he
~, crown with his blessings those constI-
|pg authorities whose labour attends 20
.se objects and that he may open again
: source Of our national prosperity, and
.ore their possession by the concord, vir-
md conscientious conduct OF the faith
y ;ohabitants of this country.
y To attain this salutary object, the 60
,roment of the state ordains, that the pre-
- proclamation shall be made as pubic
J. nossible, and that the administration
s.IIl take diligent care, that the said day
s.Il be celebrated throughout the republic,
NH decency, solemnity, and in a becoming
a,nnsr suited to its object, and that on
III dav the exercise Of ali professions
a trades shall be suspended, as well as
= nob,ic amusement, that no obstacle or
,oable shall occur to lhe good dispositions
i the religious friends of thelr country,
md that the most holy name Of God saaA
be every where glorihed and imFlored
yith all becoming respect.
Athe Hague, Feb. 6, 1904.
E. +. r. + NAMHAERSOLTE.
Byorder Of the 4goesrnnseat 9 che state.
o. Z. HUFFMAN.
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sa.l:rons was issned from tia, honorable bo-
dy 70 a geatieman OF the law, requiring his ap-
leaysnco as witness on some occasion, it is be-
i,sved 10 rhe impeachment, againf the JUDGES
Being quea;oHgd, on hisarfisala Lshrs sreg. why
he had nc. appeared sooner, he answes7d that
a paper which was the summons itself had in his
abienee been Left on BIS Office table, which for a
cay or rwo he did no, nouce. When he did he
could scarcely make out The pufPort of its con.
tents, and perhaps wouid rot have come at all.
But finding there were G0enteeu words in II wong
speit, &c coaeiad5d CT coarse the PAPER came from
she G-naal AsssnblY, and les OUT 70 at;-ud their
tionois s-cordiasiy!
Fred, Ts4cu He,ala.
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alsranurta DaGp aDbsrttser.


A Correspondent observes, that an AMI
nal YESTERDAY made its appearance in this
Town of The non-,iescript kind, assuming
| the figure oil Collector of Militia Fines,
AID seizlng upon peoples property, IN eve
~ direction without even telling his busi-
ness, or at whose irstance ne came; but it
vas for their falling to attend Muster and
karnipg 10 ram down Cartridge Box-by
sections to the right wheel, forward march,
add advance ckwards-quick time. He,
howeyer, condescended TO inform the peo-
Pie that he had about six or seven thousand
dollars to collect, for which the law allows
him six per cent, and that the officers had
agreed to give him over and a5ove the sum
otthree hundred as a premium to undet-
take the collection-this is living in the
days Of Improvement. The citizens will
also recollect, that times have been for some
tine hard, s that the people could scarce
y spare as much money for taxes as would
preserve the health of the town, and yet
about 1000 dollars is to be dragged from
them which they will never hear more Of,
'nA that a proportion Of it is to be given
9 anidle varabond as apremium for plum
derlng them. Citizens, how long can you
lare this without the blood's getting
warm.
Esl'aR ga lettr from g>nti nan en- lizard
6rig Ls,eb, fran Bseo4 for Nauts.
"On the 22d January at might, 4 days
aiter leaving Boston, at the Eastward Of
@s Grand Bank NE had the misfortune to
q oyerset by one otthe most tremendous
Aurricane fortunately by cutting away the
nam mast the brig rlghted with the loss of
Ter deck load & two casks of water, and 10
sid to our distress, the MAZE and foremost
and, in going forward to cut away the fore
edwards OF the main stay, were both wash
doverboard. Il would be tedious, nor is
Essential to describe to you our situation
or ten or twelve hours it is enough that
oythe exertions ofcapt. Lynch, and crew,
1aieh never can be surpassed, and the
most proyidential interference we entered
me Bay of Biscay, and made the isle Dieu
: Z. OF us-but the wind carrying a head
saanot having enough after sail to-. ) much
Spoa the wind, wa put into the first port we
!, I1ald make, which proved to be Les Sa-
'.ss D'Ollone, there were quarant;ned two
sss.n
.Ag'ei,'e. - story is told in Pennsylvania,
spsi' serves at once 70 thew ID. degyee Of elfi-
' :, awhich The iearned aud otnaincteas Le
s''a'u'e Of shss aa are held, When such an anse-
:. e she.har pfecfely secrrale cor, is ti,ought
'S'ae'sr.sse sssoaSa 10 sfPear ? ob4tie.
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MAY g..
w II f Z Z A S

The extraordinary lofes by fire, which
have taken place, parsicula ly the late Fic a;
Norfolk, which is believed to hav- been more
extenfye ani Injurious than any one which has
ever happened in America, and by the payment
Of wh,ch, and 80 comply with the acts of Iaccr-
70 alton of Tie Mutual Allurance Society agaiait
Fire en- Buildings ofshc State OF Virginia, it he.
comes nc ga and expcdicnt in the opinion Of
the Board OF Dire aors of the faid Society. to
rep!eni(h tie FGnds, and that rcparation among
the whole OF the perl,ns injured, previous to the
twenty thiri day of February Ialf. fnaI be made:
That the Members Of the faid Society l1ould psy
their Quotes agreeabIy Re the AIS Of the Gene
raj Ahemb:y, and the co fitution, Rules and
Regulations made in puluancr thereof. Each
Individual whole property is Injured as aforefsid
is hereby notified and required to pay each his
reiDeaive Quota; that is, the fun of one hundred
dollars On every hundred dollars Of his premium
and lax or his respective buildings, and in that
ratio; or In other words, tul Quota TO wiz
the fun as expreRed in each policy which
payment is to b; mad to the Gather General
Of the fad fociety (Mr. William Welt at
Richmond, On or be'ore the fra day of Auguit
next.
The payment hereby requi ed, when made, viii
reinifate the Funds again, according to the IT,
tenton of the faid atts and the principles of IL.
inhtu,ion and it is no EhaI confolation to H.,
WITH Truth that the flcisy will thereby be en-
III to meet any future acc.l. as fully as if ps
lols had ever Ell iuftainel By il.
It is uanrcci1ary TO enlarc on the necefity OF
payment b>ina made Poinsedly to the day. Pr.
dencc, Justice and humanity, al calling loud III
punctuaity, particularly when it is rrco9iea>d
that the act of Incorporation has the following
claule.~--" Whenioever any perlon or pcsfys
lhall negle6t to pay Gch quotas, the aGnraa e
to him made lhall cesf- and discontinue from The
day on which they b.come due. until paid.''--
In addition 10 which, compufory means, nav
ALTO be reforted TO, which will I've expcnGye -
the iofurers, and painful to the direction.
1t is worthy the attention of ell in,eteRed {,
recoliect, that q the exats amount of every &c,
fon's Quota, is Gated 10 his policy, he can be .,
no lof' TO undcrRand prec:fey the fun now called
for by the present requiG ion.
VIM. F0USHEE, Prrfaent M. A.. S.
Richmond, General Office o. }
Aaurance. April IS, rso45 Iw4w.
~ The Reader IS retired to Mr.. Asts
o5yervati0ns o., the sane subject, IN A. cal
and 4M Page q ais Gays .4A,ertiaer.
e.. Printing an all its vararfv
executed at this eNs NTH neat,
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I waU Sell or Rent
May 9

On realonable terms for Cath, or a,
(hort credit if requcfed, a very valuable
LOT OF GROUNE
In fqaarc No. I6s, Pennlylyania Avenue, City
of WaGiigton, with convenient brick and f anne
Houie together thereon, we'll calculated for
Grocery, and the accommodation of fina fam.
lily. deem it unnecefsry to dcfcribe tn. pro-
per'y more infinitely, pr:fuming thoie inclined to
purchalc or rem, will examine the premiles.
W. B. POSEY.
May 6. cost
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WINDOW c. L A S S.

The fublcribers have received and
for fale, Sby 10, and feyen by 9, window giafs,
f.om the Baltiuore Mandatory. The q a ityi is
excellent, and will be fold stshe Baltimore prices.
They expect TO receive very shortly, larger Ezcs
flom the fsne place.
r. T. Hooe 6 Co.
May S. dzw.
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May s..
T A K E N u P,

Suppoled to have been Stolen. two
Table cloths and toilet cover, one of the cloths
is of RnGia sheeting, aud NAKED with the let
tersG NJ. c, mo. Al the other is Of coa,ie In
dia Muslin, any perion proving tic above men-
rionsd articles, by paying the eSpencc of this ADJ
yertiement, may have item on application 90
John Niele, CogeGble.
May d3t.
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(Courier.)
PORTOF ALEXANDRIA,

ARRIVED,
Ship Alexandra, Weston AmRerdam
Brig Entcrpsiz~, Mc'Cobb, Jaoaaica
S.hr. Nancy. Palmer, Norfolk
Favorl,e, Weymouth, New York
Active, Wallace, Norfolk
poI,y and Sally, Keith, Baltimore
Philip, Eveleth, Bottom
Sparrow, Coleman, Jamaica
Hope, Cox, B1rbadoes
Nancy, d. Butts, St. DOMINGO
Brit Ii Ehr. Pattolus, Atwood, Beyn1uIi
Bfnlh n3op John & Robert, Morris, Bermuda
s,yorise, Ftank.in, Ph!ladelpna
Harriet, Johnfon Norfolk
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coach hi,e, and lives voluptiously, by extorfion
on every individual he Can cajole oct Of a dinner
Or guinea
(Courier.
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e. Printing az all its uarsrfv
executed at this c0y with neat,
reI5 anG di9ateh.
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As'el,ts.--a story rs told in Pennsylvania,
s''sa serves at once 20 lhew he degree Of Ell
.',san aswhich The learned aud otnnincisae Le-
s''a'u'e o. sLss fa are held, When such an anse-
:. se Shc.h@r Pfecfely secrrale or cor, is 'ought
'ssaessr.ss'c ss.ouSa 10 spear P ob4tis.
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30 THE Rea9e, IS reftyredt to mr.. Asts
05yervatt0ns on tie sane subject, IN a ca.
and 4th page o. THIS Digs 44dJertisey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
NOMINATION.
or TYE ENPEROR Or HfYTL

JOHN JACQUES UtSSALTNESs
We, On rais # rte .Hrmy " HavT,
Anxious to cousecraie, by an anthem
tic act, the wishes Of our hearts, aud he
dispositions so strongly expressed by the
people Il Hayti.
Persuaded that the supreme power
needs no division. and that the interest Of
the country demands that the supreme
pnwershould be entrueedtoh his hands who
has Reunited the confidence. the affection,
and love of his fellow ciiizcrs.
Well convinced, by cruel experience
and the history OF nations, that a nation
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'u.f 'ereivet u % ia, sa~ ar s. R.egs.nfs' y OK
Store Ti-5i,. ,.A

REPORTS CASES.
NrGued a'd adjudged int e$uqferre Cou f he
Un"td State, in > ugu .ad Decrn-he.- toms.
1904, md February term, 1905 BY k.,I,1AM
CRAEcH, assis'ao' Judge of he Circus Coufr OF
the DistriH of o'.-ih-
dlso--Tbe LT7HtaRi" III e ZINE. and
inle--c.A 2l--ete-. IL III. az. Aucn.-. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

RICHMOND:
sATURDAY. ocrnRNn Is. 1aol

a meeting Of the sreehoA;lers of the
counties of Mouongalp, Randolph, Harri
son, Won'l and Ohio, in Morgao,own, ION
the lith ult. for the purpose o: taking IN
To consideration the subjeCt of Tie soft ut
stitu,edb"ths Indian claiman,sin The Fcdc-
RAJ Disrict Court OF Virginia, il vas " Re-
solved. that it be rec3mno ended 10 the PEG
pie OF the MonongahI senatorial district.
to present. respectful memorial 10 the lie.
gislature of Virginia, praying their aid 10
defend che claims Of the lani-h0'ders with
in the nmis of The I'diana purchase; and
that CO nmi,tee be appointed 10 prepare
and circulate petitions 10 obtain The sigma
lures of the people"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

GONE months ago, J gave NY bond with ecuri-
Dty, e Mr. Ccrc'iu Euch rs cg,nt for lanes
Io'neu oniY surviving s..'ce # John Hills r
bankrupt. I'd 1df0inia.ra'or of the said lnhm Ell
lis, and william Nichols SURVIVING na,,ner of a
tceroaniile house. under he finn # Nichols and
W',on'-'or { t28 49, payable ~ tie SAID
Brok as agent ou :hc ION daJ ofNovsnber ne Z.
il being lac ccn.id radon for twolc,s Since that
tire al attachment has issued from he Court of
ChanCery for tie Hiclsmond dsuia, prohibiting
me from paving ami Mr. Buck from receiving. an1
none, On account ofthe said persous. iris no.
tice is therefore intended as caution 20 ue ,,le ot
to take an assignment of sail bond. Itmav rvo-
baby prevent mistake on th, p1,t of Nr Suck
and others. Its'IOJVI avn -
Ocfohsr OH. 1904 r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

Our eleaion is over, ard W. are sorry
tn state, tor the lnlorma;ionoct The friends of
liberty, peace, economy and equal rights.
that We have no hopes of favorable issue.
No official information has YET reache d us.
ma. Del Mirror.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

Jos. II NfcHoLsox has bcenre-elcaed
FOR the disiriFl composed &C albot, Queen
AIMS AID Caroline courucs. Maryland.
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m Il H1cc'tlr o. A2e ITlGG.uf ,y1L
Di--c'ots 81 Pc Bunk II T1giri1. O, 7za,sGaD
Orf7ter 4tb. 1904
" RESoLrED hat The Bark commence
" discoorts Oh Tut LAY ncr;.
" FEsoLyRD, that tie President, Cach-
" Ter and oJhcr officers ofte BarL -,,ccsd f,, bu-
" suess IN Monday ueA., .u he Scr..e room of
" thc Capitol.
" Ree,LrED. that Il is evpcO,d. chat a.
ny house or iru consisting Of more han one
" person, shall na 70 ico'as.i To- or he p,r,,s
" and srnanss Of She peaonsv ho rrpcse .rcl,
% iro', and thar zach Of DE persons wl5 .e-if. in
" Richmond Or Manchester ssnpr lingo 90 finn,
" shall subscribe 're ..r book. aud ,r.... .heys,n
" the nar~e of Dis r@-'o.. o., 7r'r.t.."
5ROCEENfEoCCH, Cashier.
n. %. Persons app'.iE far discounts rn.se
lodge their NOES o. fhc h.. {, ON tie Monday -rd
Ihnre'7v ofevc~r wee. LB
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

Mcssrs. Hazard and -Th 'rps'r. who arrived At
N. York on the 29th VIZ. in Inc big Olive Branch
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

from st. Icn', have brongh, Oh, The E. nous a ras
o.'n nofSc H'GffR - ihisheNU 'ti sninal 10 white
md was present ir,rr I've c o;a Sr.cni.r ,oihe
IN'hg &C ',1sianS, VINO sent him on 30 d.. son
Prince Edward while At Ialisx Or ,lep5no.'s
gong hons, he wac pNrcta.e;. Posi- Colin Cei~il,ri.
e 9 who sold him to the above gentlemen 70, 500
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

4 - w 4 IL - i H..
pERsoHsholdng subscriptions 70 lie 4th edition
o' CAREY's FAMILY Ei3LE. arc inform
ed that the booS5a are ready f1Y delivery ~, c pe,
SAINTS Bocl,s,o.e Richmond. Unless auplisd
for WITHIN two mcu'hs, they will be returned 10
he publisher. wa,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

Great Joy upon account Of the election
in New Hampshire! The opposition have
triumphcd with majority. perhaps. or4O I!
Twice that nun3er is 10 he had in Mas
sachuseus, an double OF il in ConneCli-
cut And how will the whole Union ap-
pear after this glorious yi.tory is e.
nough 10 op Il the eyes Of the whole world!
(b.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

Average feuerai maior;,y-sO3.
(Fcderai hafer.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
February l. S, first year Of he inds1tendence
IF HuyN.

The governor general Of Hayti, 20 the pc
nerais OF the army and civil and militia
ry authorities:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-04
COMMUNICATION.

IN yoiir paper of the S7th utimo, / dfcovef
communication recommending lit of names
- as competent perions to fill the important Of
hce Of Directors TO the H1nk of Virginia ." A
majority Of which highly approve. But as
coniider iome of them improper perfons to aef
III that capacity, ihal! take the liberty of pro-
polling lifts, which | am confident viii accord
with the opinion of every refecting man tho
before draw the lift, will make a few remarks,
IN order that the Stockholders may not be lead
aitray By that party prejudice which is rtinous
to almoft every inlitution that is fet ON foot A.
mons u.s. 1t appears evidently to have been the
intention ofthecommunicator, tohave made DO
hticaldiinction, IN thislif, which he had flIbmit-
tedtothe confederation ofthe Stockholders. am
forty to difcover that any fuch discrimination
IN the appointment Of officers to this intitution
fhould have been made. am decidedly of opi-
Mon, that no fuch difinGlion ought to be oh.
ferved +; for if that is to be the relllt and ifue
OF the operations of the bank, am confident il
will not anfwer the good purpofe for which il
was intended. Another, and very important
reafon why object TO the lift is, that fufFici-
emf number of merchants have not been recon-
mended in it as direAors.--This liz COMFORTS
with an obfervation which heard ufed by
gentleman, who has bufed himfelf comfortably
more than he is intefefted in the event, that
the Object of fome of the Stockholders was TO
exclude the merchants from the direGtorfhip of
the bank entirely" / am afoniGbed that ijch
an idea ihould ever enter the understanding of
any man. Ifthis bank 10 to be conducted like
other banks, and the profits to be created in the
fame ratio, how is it to be fuppofed that the
merchants will patronife aud deal with II at all,
when they are deprived of the direetorlhip, or
part OF the management and the advantages
which tefult therefron! How then will the
dtcounts operate! Is it to be fuppofed that
a futhcient number of dfcounts will be made
by the citizens of different occupation, 70 as
to enhance the value of flares to that degree
which has been calculated by fome, who appear
to have fufiicient knowledge to PREJUDICE all the
consequences that are to refult from il lfthis
mode IS to be puriucd, the consequences will be
exactly contrary for unIefs the difcounts are
made by merchants, the profits viii be very in
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COMMUNICATION.
To raz Stockholders ,xqgs B4Uxo s 1,,o,.

4 o fHESTocKH0LDERS INTHE BANK OF PjPc,v,<
AS it is prefumable that the Treafurer will e. =
ieSt apart OF Ills ticketfor Bank Directors rom
mong thcfe gentlemen who receive the etcateft
numoerot votes fromthe Stockholders, i is 1ue.
geited to them, whether (as the bufnefs of RAM
ing viii be new one TO mott of the Directors
who can be elected) it will not be mott prudent
to vote for thofe who are 70 much interafed in
the PROPERTY ofthe Bank, as to make the fvc.
tenn OF Banking ftudy? Whether it will nor.
be mott prudent to fele6t large Stockholders
VINO could find it advantageous TO attend TO tie
operations, as they would be enabled thereby
to lncreafe the profits of the Bank, and CONF
quently their own,
1t will be objected that the Target holders
have only fubicfibed OH speculation. This is
likely is infome inftances the fact But it Is be-
IeYed many ofthofe intend keeping their flock
lone years, on account of the expected ihcresfs
OF ITS value. Whatever may he their intentions
as to the time of their telling out, thew will h.
equally concerned in the fucceis ofthe inlitut,-
on previous to theie actual fales.
A STOCkHOtDER
Richmond. June 90, 1904.
P. s. William M'Ken zie, & Co. M.Mtr1o &.
fiiher, Jofeph Gallego, james Penn, Tofepb
Marx, & Co. and Gabriel Ralfton, are faid tobe
fome ofthe Target Stockholders !, though tIers
are many Others.