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. DARING ROBBERY! =

On w cnnesdny at quarter past one o.
clock the Salem bank being closed and loci
ed as usual, the officers Of the bank (,ybo had
been detained long after bank hnurs) went
dinner on then return, at , O'clock, they
found the inner door broken the two love-.
stout pannels burst ont, the lock being st;ll
fast, & strong chisel living iear the draw
ers IN the bank lad all been opened and ran
sacked and a trunk which beloneed tn col
Russell, an officer of the bank, Containing h;e
private papers and property, was robbed rs
about 170o dollars, the only money that was
not In the vault. It appeared that the VILLAIN
hau attempted with his chisel to force a VIM
oow at the back OF the bank, but failing, en-.
tered window OF the room of the directors
OF the insurance office, and passed thrm,eh
inc entry to the bank door above mentioned
oearch was lmnedlatclv made for the often
DER and a shl'ewd and intelligent negro. =
stranger, who calls himself Richard Dickson.
was apprebended on suspicion. On examine
ton, he said he was from Providence c.rne
10 salem lew days prior to find employment
as gaeaUeT-had formerly been y ms;
ner, and lately belonged to the York privatee,,
confessed he had been near the bank ON the
dfiy before the robbery, and had set down and
renamed some time near the house oDDosi,e.
on that day, and was there about the time the.
officers OF the bank went to dinner he als,,
admitted that he had been discharged from
inc state prison about nine months ago His
account OF himself was very contradictorv,-
NO money was found upon his person. He
was committed for trial. it having been un
aerstood' that person of his description had
Deen seen after the offence was committed
gong to the west part of the town, search was
yesterday made, and the money, exceDt %
dollars, was soon found in a stone wall. wra1-
PED IN pocket which had apparently been
torn from Some garment on examining his
tiOwsei's, it appears that a pocket had Been
torn from them, part of which remained. &
is OF the same cloth and the fragments COR
respond IKE tie two parts Of an indenturc.
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DOMESTIC.

Extract 9fo le1er from an .fmcyica7 .geafle-
man Ho7y in London, 10 his friend in the u.
States, dated 1MV 10, IEl4.
lhe great European drama, being now
nearly concluded, and the curtain ready to
drop on the several actors, take up mr., DeD
to give you some particulars of the plot. as
tar as confused head is capable for, in
truth, stronger brains than mine, have not vet
recovered from their amazement, at the I'M
expected, and indeed unparalleled denouc-
ment, tins great melo-flrama has exhibited
But must first draw your attention to
the underplot. 1t is what you are more i'm
mcdlately interested in. Chance aided bv an
opinion that has invariably chung to me for
many years, has enabled nc to discy,,.- much
OF ITS secret spli.lgs and regular opcratIons.-
\ OH may possibly disbclie<c the fact but ne
VerthcleSs 1t IS a solemn truth B.. That this
government has never for one moment lost
sight OF the hope of one day recovering the gI.
Suites 10 her dominion You will answer.
" Did She not solemny yield up her claim.
ana acknowledge her Independence, BY the
treaty OF 1873 = Alas, my friend, what
are treaties 20 Sovercigns, when old
CLAIMS, and present interests come in contact :
How many solemn treaties have been made
d; the point of the bayonet, between Austria.
Russia, Prussia, and Frarce--and vet look 81
the late transactions and behold how succdjlV
a sponge oDhteratcs signatures, aud blcts
from the human mind thc most solemn obi
5ations-tor can ever history deny, that the
forbearance alone OF Bonrparte, more than
once saved from destruction each Of ,iie ti.:ee
first mentioned powers But to return.
Rest assured of it, that England only wal
ted fit opportunity to draw sponge over
her treaty with our dear country. in the
metn time, she pursued policy deep lad.
and but too successful. 1t was bv means of
emissarics scattered all over thc union, sow
ing the seeds Of discord and disunion among
us. From the adoption of orr constitution
the track of these secret . cents might have
been discovered, progressing from every sea
port town to the extreme points of the union.
AT length the war commenced between Eng
land and France. From that moment a
more open course was discernible England
had nothing to apprehcnd from a close ALI
ancc between Republican America. and re-
generated France bat it was still necessary
20 appear with moderation, in the ewes of thc
continental powers, but more especially to
her own subjects hence tic policy she de-
terDined upon, was to goal US by repeated
aggression into such an alliance, that so she
might have prctcncc Of renewing her an
ciGdt Ci,.liGS over rs, AND at she same tlnc an
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FOR SALE,
T'UEN1Y THOUSAND .qCREs

~ fs.NIT THOUSAND .9CRES
MOUNTAIN LANDS, in the county OF Patrick,
w embracing the tire. forks OF the little Dan Rv.
er, with many other fine ow:,c.omc of this
land OF prime quality. Ny friend .Ajor Cater who
ii'tS a',onng, will snow it.
en- Thousand Acres Licking Lands ia Kentucky,
formerly the property ofthc late Thomas Shore. Esq
ot fctersbirs-fly brother Vel Wilson, OF Housewife
rs authorised todspoSc III this estate.
Fight Hundrc,l a;!j Fifteen Acres, Butchers Greek
iaiii in the county O: Meek!cnlu:s, five miles from
the Cou-Iicuse snyd Town -tis IS of prime quail
t Tor oisceo aud Wheat, with plantation suiiicicut
To "nS 10 or l2 hInds 10 great alvant, Nv lMt,-
,heI Nlies Wilson resides and will show this and
- Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, or thclr,,bnu,s il,
nmo'cr County, IN the neg'lborhood OF MIR. Thomas
boMiess ABOUT twelve miles from this city
hc above lands or any par; thereof, VIII he sold for
Cash, orH kind o. produce, upon credit TO sri, pr-
clasc,sor d.cy viii be barcrc,i for or lands in or
about tins C,ty,ssspr Lands upon Js q, Feyk Ri,-
ers, below the CITY 49,
My Westham estate upon James River hat IN hours
i-de from this City, is aisp for sale it contains
$50 Acres, and will be shown by Mr. Aleu- the Mana
ger there
have so Acres Of Coal Land, adjoining Nfcsss liam.
cock, Gordon and Cu1iny wish is to dispose of hall
this Land To some person who has the meaus and will
work the whole, upon ,Iont Account.
Apply at my Office in this Cny.
THOMAS WILSON.
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B1ltimorc, Juiy II,
THE ENEMY

From he @lCrehanfS' Ccf5e House Books
The Frenchtown PACKET ECLIPSE
Owens, bound here, and a schr. belonging to
Capt Rollins, were among the vessels taken
by the British yesterday above Poole's Islan6
Blythe lookout boat that returned this even
ing from below, 1t appears that a British shin
and schooner are the only force seen be-
tween Poole's Island (North) and Thomas's
Point (SOuth) in the Bay, they have zone
up the Bay it is supposed for the burmese If
watering expecting that the fotilla, the on
ly annoyance they could meet, was blocked M
IN the PatuAent. a boat sluop Coming down
the bay with paving stone, was caDtured
near Poole's Island early this rnoiD;pe M
Boss, the skipper Of the boat having discover
ed the baTges making for him, prtdcDtly left
her in the middle OF tho Bay In his bat4cau,.
amt rowed to the western shore before lie
reached the shore, the barges got on board
stripped her Of her sails, &c. and scuttled her
&c saw them take another small schooner
and sioop before he suspected their character
By some Intelligent persons that came ur
this day III open boats from Accomac. easter,
shore Va. the following position of the British
squadron up to Saturday, IS received. The
Albion n, Ad. COckburn, at the mouth of Pa
tuXent, moved there a few DAYS since. The
Jasseur brig off Tangicr Island-anothcr brig
OIL Barren Island--nuthing between that and
North Point. At the head of the bay the Icjre
irisate and large sChooncr---do not know tho
number in Lynhaven bay-they do not. how
ever, exceed large frigates
HE Dragon -, Barre, sailed frc,n Tan
gicr5 about fortnight since, with the tt,bacco
taken in the Pat'lXent, and thc PRINCIPAL pa.rt
Of The blacks that were Oh the Island there.
we're but few they thought fit kJr the service
h-re were about 90 men LETT in the fortif-
SS''S1 Ca : >''s'srs' the 4aseug tas guAEd-.lip,
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THIS Estate contdiling betzyee,l 500 e 1000
acres 9fthe first rate Pon1unk-ey La,d,
M iereiS hecuiiurly sated 10 the Growth
u Corn and Wheat, and lying on the ,iper
PmnunkrY zffAHn 81 miles Of he cftv of
Richmond, may no7v be purchased ON accom- :
wodaiing te!ns. The Subscriber residing near
Ne7o-hen Court House is rested zvHh thc
full ho7verS 10 contract far and make an u,1-
questionable fiie 10 the same Uhon IL is a
large and conlmodtous t10o story D7velling-
ffonse and eVerY clubhouse nee eaSGrv for the
accommodation OF a. faniily, or the hurhosea NJ
a Farm. The beauty qtthe situation, and IT'S
nltm6erIe%S advantages, strike tie attentiqn
" erery ferson Suho visits IL. ind as those
distressed 10 fi1lrchaSe are nUited to uisit ii be-
tore making any Proposition to Purchase, a
minute description is deemed unneccs8u,'u.
& D.. wv. .dRAIIS7,E4D, ID.
attorney in t1ct for HIN. B. CLAYTON.
June IS. 81.
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go DOLLAR.S RETT4RO.

IGOR apprehcnding and securingin any Jail SO that
Il get them again, f.so negro fliO,rs,
4 G X and Il f "
Jack Is black fellow about % wears old about feet 6
or inches high, slender made, and when standing still
he bends little forward his knees when spolen to-
It's considerable time before hc can repeat the first
words, bnt afterwards, talks tolesble he has a small
scar under ms eve; when he went from home he had
yellow nankeen coat and pair Of blue and white over
ais Zen black fellow, hut not SD much 30 AS Jack
about y or % years, about FIVE feet high short bulky
make, he 'r's remarkable his breas-he had
apa OF striped 0vclTils on when he left home and an
old blue coat rather suspect they will 90 20 Phila-
delpl,ia If no, taken. Whoever will take up said ne
gros shall receive the above reward orten ios,s for
either OF them The person who appreleu.s them, if
he vii bring them to me ut Calbahls near Salisbury,
will pay all reasonable expenses exclusive of the
above reward.
MARTIy BLACKwELnEp.
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FOR SALE.

WHAT valuable and beautiful seat, wlicrron now
reside, known by the name of Long Branch,
tuning by late survey, ll4o acrcs-ying the waters
Of Difficult Greek, and on the road leading from Bent
leys bridge Halifax Co'irt-hosc and about mile
from tho latter place There is very coed dwelling
hOtse with two rooms below aud two above
ou-houses together with several valuable Barns, Sta
hes Sc.-Also, valuable Distlicy, within two miles
OF two eycelcn, mills. There is about third of the
above tract cut and in culGvatiou.-tc Woodland,
wei ~ the Put cut is supposed to be equal not spe-
ror To any hihlid tract in the county Terms may be
known, by applying to the Subscriber.
JOHNR. COOKE.
Halifax Co,I,,ty June 4 S,n
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TO .uE.r or EN'TERPRIzE MN
.fGTIJI n,

HE sum OF IHIRTY THOUSAND DOL-
LARS TO NJ RAISED ny LOTTERY
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
LITERARY FUND.
TT THE PR sJcnt aud Dircctns Of the Literary
FIhI, ia pursuance oil the powers vested in tl,cp by
The Net Vt tie Gcnc.sl ts,emhly of virginia c,tia l.
M Act to provide for the Education Of tl, Poor
ac disposed 10 fsiis- by Lottery tic sun OF IIiiy
lh'llS1na llc6fps, by means Of the a,ncy ola Co-
Ir'rfP 2f That PURPOSE, 10 wlpu liberal conip,nsa-
'sn VA br ina,lc for conducting an the ,r,r,n. nj
Snrh Lottery Ant pcrson dcsirOus Of cinnr,iu, in
ii"' undertaking, wil ourt,n'dc,c lus proposals, by
letter addressed 70 the SUbscf1lr on orb,or, tic r>t
-" NJ fugst i~vt on Which ,b'v the President and
'"'ror' viii determine ~ 'ta,g u. rejecting such
Proposals.
WUJItJ IU-NF03D,
Geek Csdc Literary Fund.
aug cldisk
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20 DOLL.9RS REUARD.

EDANANVAI from the Su'scribr, SOME time since
T. Christmas, two negro women by tie names Of
LucY md EDDY. Lacy dark complexion, has a lump
On her Orch:ad ABOUT The size OF small nutmeg, JUS,
az the edge oil her lur and several scars down her
slondga. purchased her OF Mr. John Pryor living il
tflorcier county have every reason e. believe She
IS hai'pr"d iii Richmond in the ucsl,isorloodo Of
Charles CRY Cnurt jio,se as understand She has scy
RAJ relations iiying there. Fady is a bright mnlatn
very tall au1 slender made, with uncommon long arms
very bIsy hajr It haos down vcrt low on her forehead
purchased sad woman Of Mr William s. Rogers, b.
ing principal agent 90 the Free School OF GTtcrst,r
county, Of snndry slaves sold at the Bell Cavern will
give ten dollars Tor either to be delivered TO or So
cured 50 that get them.
.W.2RRLyt' PRICE.
June % If
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A STRAY MARE.

Strdycd dqvay tie 18Th Instant
From the Subscriber, a Bay Mare, 5 gears
old, hanging name and SsUict Tai, S. feet high,
shod all round, hd IS had her GGck hart 7vifh the
sadd2s, but is nozo rUeH, he hdir 5.ns not en-
firely .groqoa over The f,lotc. L hare had in
formation she zosHt uh tie Stanton road.
4viK sige, 5 dollars ON deliuery If her TO me al
GaNego'$ Mills, 3 miles a6ove R1hBio1ld, zyikh
travelling crIteneeS.
.fND'H. SIEEA-Y.
June q. tc
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NVAssIINGToN. Julv -.

W ASIINGTON, July y.
Il has often been remarked, as among the
singular phenomena of the times, tiat the
two great beliigcrcnts, England aud France.
opposed 50 much to each other in every thing
else, should have concnrred in favorinc each
other IN their mutual commerce, whilst both
were making war on that of ncutrals. Thus.
France was trading with England, by An A.
micable exchange of licences, whilst She was
prohibiting not only the trade Of the United
states with England, but even that of Russia
wheh actually making common cause with
France and on the other hand England
was at the same time prohibiting not only the
trade Of the y. > wjtA France, but NIL al U
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THE Shares OF the delinquent ck-iodcis in the
Brook Turnpike Company, for the 7th, sth 9Th lo;h
and 18th Instalments will be sold on "Wednesday the
10Th dav OF August nSx, at the Belt avcrn in the
City OF Richmond. CARIERB PAGE,
Treasurer.
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JAMES LIVER COMPANY.

EKNIE President aud Directors nfthc James River
Z Company have declared Dividend of stsrn per
cent IN the Stock Of said Company which viii he paid
70 tic respective Shareholders their oycr appli-
gitiO,i u
ROBEaT POLLAuD
July2. Il
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AMERIcA,
A PROCLAMATION.

N Il 4
fFlfER Els, Information has been roce:1eG thai q
number Of iraltliIlais, .slo hare Inserted from ME
Iny 0he United States, haze 6-cone Se7isi6LeoftH4
uccS, GndaIe desiI0lS oj refHaii.r 10 their dun:
.7fM ParG2'rj3 hereby granted and Proclaimed 10
each g all such iniula2Ls Gs Sl.2R7sif, three months
from The date fereot, SIjrGrGer themselves 10 The cam
Ttanaing ecer ofany military past 4sA., ;le U,utcd
States o. the territories ticryet d, .
In testimony 1sercgf haze caused me seal rhe
United SsateS to be a6Sredt 10 these presents, Cnc
&s7,edthe zsTth nay hand
Done at the City Of Washington, The sevenee7,th
day of Jline, Il. ID. Thousand eight hundred
and fourteen, and afthc Hidependeace offhe u
J.i.iIES .iLiDLSo.N
8yMe President,
.2loGfcers and soldiers ofthe army repaired 10
continue their ererti0ls IN detecting aud bringing TO
trial eSeTters from ae army.
II TenirHr NOT erceeding FIFTY DsLLAns for each de-
serte' xii b. baid Gy tie comn0nGkng officer Of the
post garrison stictto 1vch hs rlGy be brought g
force the las agdinst ach citizen citizens as shall
enfice Procure soldier to deSert The 1coraS ofth<
IG.g are as foiiO7es 1iz:.
BE henGcted, Sc That eueTyperson, nat subject
&, tte raes and articles crsHr, eho snail procure
ence solder IN fit service IF The United States
desert. syho shall purchase fran any soldier his
arms, :t6rm clotijng ana Part hereef; and e7erv
Captain c01anGting o6fcer n any ship or 7esSeL
.so staeHfer on board such sif rUeSsei Of his
cre7r, kaessHg im 70 hare Ge@erte rotcy-se carry
o-gay any soldier, shnN fs" IL deliver him APP
fp orders efEs commanding offcc,, shall, rpm Legal
eaapich, BE- 61ed0t the discretion 0fany court ha1ine
cl;~TgZ0Hce Of the erceeCing three
h'Hl'rd Godf'rs a':d 5e >risdaed any term not
teeG,ag one psGr."
By ojyer oCrae Secreto,7 ofJIar
JOHN'R FELL.
.7ssis.Gi'. Arsbccfor General
J1g2. On
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[ VOL. tt.---NO. 20.
Ike ONrv4RIo.

me J'n"7"RS Is az Authentic statement Of
Me GctttGl naOai forces oa, Loke O,ttqr;o. Z.
ztW DC iierceiucd, thar ne British squadron
C3cfHding gitn-bodtsJ e,rccedg o,t1-S IN fgrte.
ne are Aidmccd 70 hnb'isA this Gcccrnf, III
co'SeY'teNce cfieaccurGte statements hcv6tsr
6ff'eared M tie newspapers. -Nah .ddc.
A view of the British Squadron Oh Lake On
tario.
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8tSdcS rte G5orc, tie e,enap has a6out
f7"eIfy henry Sun BEATS, and tsT3 or three
SnfoH Schooncrs, moa1lfing heavy gllnS
". Il. 3Hp e,,c,,,,, b,,S ,b,,,,,5elI ,Ln ,,.,,
eFhis UeSSels since last shutter
A view OF tie American SQua, N on Lake
Ontario.
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.4g,aas and Inspectors G,5fcr, Daoiilgto
IFsIt JIIItl IoTf-
GENERAL ORDER.

FENliE President has been bieased to iss1e ne 70
iossing frOciumsiOn, ot sviacd ti.e l9t,ee ysqa
.lLeu.
BY Tue PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES or
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PUT.NEY FOR lS.4LE.

Cnkhabus, CN. C.) mIy .. efT
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n on Lake

This ressrl IS q snaA t,ilof-boQt built sem
tender and rGhedter.
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TFIE ARMY

Around this city is assuming q most ex.
cellent organization B. G Chamberlayne
will command the list Brgade--B. G.
Cooke. tho 4tii-Major Maurice of Norfolk,
is the Adjutant General-C. w Gcoch, the
Deputy Adjutant Gencral--Major G. Fem
con Mercer, the Inspector Genera,-Do
James Jones, Hospital Surge on General
Ii. Col. Cargill, Quarter Master General
Philip N. Nicholas, B w. Leigh, and Hugh
Nelson. Esqrs. the Governors Aids --.--A An
indeperdent sxGsc corps. will be under the
command Of that distinguished and chiyal-
rous Officer. Col. Thoa M. Randolph.
Troops are pouring IN from all quarters
volunteers are rushing arrend the banners
OF ther crrntry. Albrma:ye alone has sent
20 troors 'l.s5 zssse "A fine corps Of
horse:scsEcr Captain Carr Of that county,
OF Captain Archer from Fovhatsn, from
Prince Edward under the command of 1t
II Watkins, of Capt. 1etef, OF Capt. Towns
from Amelia, &c, &c. are in effective SER
vice. Men, who have served their tnnr in
Norfolk, are ready to serve their country a
gain. The hoary veterans of the Revolusi-
on once more shoulder their frelocks. We
shall group all these particulars hereafter.
What glorious and exhileratipg spectacle
it presents to the friend Of free government!
This patriotic spirit is not confined to this
State alone. A most brilliant example is
furnished by our sister State of North Caro-.
Ina. Col. Beverly Daniel, Marshal of that
State and Aid toits Governor came to Rich
mond. at time when detachment of We
lunteer t-o .ps were about to march, and
rendered his services to the Governor of this
State, who politely accepted them- Colonel
Daniel chose Soldiers birth in the Flying
Artillery, which marched on last Saturday
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pr;yafes and nm.
FnoM THE AURORA.
To THE PUBLIC.

THE Directors of the Banking Institutions Of
this City, having after mature deiiberation tho't
it necessary TO suspend the payment of specie
they deem it their duty to submit TO their fell
low citizens the circumstances which induced
them 10 adopt this measure.
Prom the moment when the rigorous block
ade Of the ports Of the United States prevented
the expectation Of or produce, foreign sup
plies could be paid for in. specie oniy, and as
the importation Of foreign goods in the eastern
states had been very large, il has for many
months past occssioned continual drain from
the Banks. This drain has been much increas,
ed by trade in British Government Bills Of
Exchange, which has been extensively carried
on, and has caused very large sum TO be ex
porte from the United States.
To meet this great demand for specie, the
course of trade did for a considerable time en-
able US to draw large supplies from the south
ern ststesg but the unhappy situation OF affairs
there, having deprived rs Of that resource, <
circumstances having occurreds which have IN
n considerable degree occssioned alarm & dis
list, il became serious consideration whe-
tier the Banks should continue 70 draw within
eir wants the specie capital Of the country,
q d thus facilitate the means ct exporting IT
from the United States; or whether they should
suspend the payment of specie before their
means were exhausted. The Directors were
fully nsibIe OF the Inconvenience which a
measure ofthis nature must occssionp and we're
,hey not fully convinced that the situation oil
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AFFAIRS must soon leave. them NO alternative, i,
would not have been adopted: bat believing
the public interest will be best promoted by
stopping the payment Of space before tie mo
MED cnnitat of the onuntry is further dimirish-
ed and that by adjoining The measure at this
time. The banks may hereafter resum. their &C
c,'storcd operations with lees difficulty, they
have unanimously agreed to It, and confidently
hope this detcr-ninstinn will, under existing
c'rrurs stances, meet the appreciation and sup.
port Of their fellcv citizens: -
The Directors ar. making the necessary ex-
ertionsso render the measure they have thus
.re'uosapsiy adopted as little inconvenient as
possible, sns to facilitate the management OF
sue9 cescrrns as have heretofore been usually
cont.ucted With TIE aid Of specie-shei payment
OF which -vi,i Re resp1ed AZ soon as It can be
done WIN y-sonriefy ed safety.
JOSEPH r NOaRsS. President
Tank Of Penn~yisania.
JOHN NORTON. President
~ .ss,f Hank Of Moth America
DAVID LENox, President,
i Philadelphia bank.
JOSEPH TAGGERT President
Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
HENRY PRATT, President pro
tenn. Commercial Bank Of Penns
THOMAS PARKER, President
Mechanics Bank.
Phi(diefbhfa fuyusf 80. $50