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20 DOLIAR.s REJYIgD

f(' ssi<.If'J 1t1-tf mn
VIM be gwen by The Subscribers to any person who
vail celver 70 item two negroes
JULIUS e DICK,
It ten dfiiars for either OF them or FIVE dollars for
securing e'c ri them in Jail so that We pet them
JctJCS IS the property of john lIankins OF Iarn,t
C'y county, where we have doubt but he is in th,t
county az Tie lower end OF New-kcnt. He is about
feet, or inches high, He went oil in june las, -
r ICh IS tue properly Of William Wadden,
0f .Ncw-hent county. stout and well made -
Dick has been living in Richmond f,r rnorv
years, though w have rOdouh lie has made for New
hen ~ James City. as he is from tlerebcsdes
hrs father il'cs IN the coUnty ofJames City lie wenta
way the Sth day OF August
The above Reward will be paid by the subscribers #
Delivered or secured in iail so that We get them
JOHN < VIM. B. LIPSCOAfBE.
August %. If
SliALL offer i,r sale tuesday the sun Aus.
l6l4, at O'Clock, under the management Of
Messrs. Murphy and Scott,
Is LOTS OF LIND,
from an TO acres and upwards pleasantIv st
uated to very fine spring. which viii be left as COM
mon icr the free use Of tie purchasers, with conVen
cnt alley Of i2 feet, leading 70 the said spring, fbm
~ leet street which extends from the main road to'
Tie said lots Those lots are between the hand lately
purchased by fhoi Taylor and Others andthat pureh-
ascd by Murphy and Crump Thcrnost Of the lots arc
heavily covered with timber The sale TO take place
on the premises end terms made known ON the dav of
sale. This land IS about three quarters OF mile from
the Old church Adsms's Hill, Oh the main road lead
ing to Williamsburg.
JoHN GLtSS.
N"g p tbs
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IansssSf /. yen.e
The wei known raotsIs of tie Citizens nfr.- i,-
ms Ton, IS stare gr'rantee that they Wit che. v
COIN ply with 50 reasonable request iir. at 49,
nj hse the present Affection Tor nur Wives C.i-
uren and Honlcs-nrro,iso, su,d intrres.---sIi 60.
them
JAMES II. BAKE, AH1r.r.
HGstangton Cisy, .8ugnst ~. 1871.
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III, B'FF 10, kue L.
he enemy attacked our army this rnsryirr at half
pss' Two tloGk ionght Tor more than two ,ous y
was completely beaten with loss of mon IL, san
S;l'eo aud vonnde, besides SOC rismers. Colonel
Dr,tnmo''d was among tie slsiy,.
Cur loss dd not exceed 40 Cr SO killed and ,orn'ed
j. B. VARScs,
E'rfTHcf 81 Ls'icr from r. lambert, Fer.
m9F' ct EHtaioc, TO his fitot,d isa Piiads-
FhIa. dated Easf;,lo .fug. Is.
n poat arr THIS morning with the plea
SAL SAINT intelligence Il at about 1000 or 1850 Of
e ene enemy were lled, wounded ard prison
ding. i0S' 10 UT
The enemy got possess, n Of the rnrer
osstion, whlci'. was by some mears blown nm.
ana destroyc.t, 200 OF the enemy--after which
orr troops 'Salied cut and took about 900
Vol OronAmond (not the CeneraD was kilIcd,
Noi' -. is nephew to the General"
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THE ENEMY.

intelligence was received here this morning
ny express, that the caemy were ascending
the Potomac
We learn, that the Fifth Regiment, and two
companies of artillery are ordered to repair
TO w ashington, also the battalion of Rifle
men under the command OF Major Pinknev.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29

mitted in one state, into every state in the
union. 1t may in general be affirmed, there
lore. that there exists at this time no ade
quate circulating medium common to the ci-
tizens OF the United States. The monied
transactions of private life are at stand
and the fiscal operations of government La
nor with extreme Inconvenience. 1t is inn.
possible that such a state of things should be
lnng endured (; but, let it be fairly added
tnat with legislative aid it is not necessary.
that the endurance should be long Under
favorable circumstances. and to a limited ex,
tent, an emission of treasury notes would.
probably, afford relief; but treasury notes
are an extensive and precarious substitute,
sither for coin or for bank notes. charged as
they are with growing interest. productive
OF no countervailing profit, or emolument,
and exposed to every breath of popular pre-
JUDGE or alarm. The establishment of a
national institution, operating upon credit
combined with capital, and regulated by
prudence and good faith. is, after all, the
only efficient remedy for the disordered
condition of our circulating medium While
accomplishing that object, too, there will be
found, under the auspices of such an institu.
ton, safe depository for the public trea-
sure, and constant auxiliary to the public
credit. But whether the issues of paper
currency proceed from the national trea-
sury, or from a nationsl bank, the &C
ceptance of the paper in course of
payments and receipts must be forever op
tionsl with the citizens. The extremity of
that day cannot be anticipated, when any
honest and enlightened statesmen will again
venture upon the desperate expedient of a
cenGler law,
From this painful, but necessary devel-
opement Of existing evils, we pass, with
hope and confidence, to more specific con-
sideraton of the measures from which re-
lief may be certainly and speedily deferred.
Remembering always that the objects of the
government are to place the public credit
upon solid and durable foundation to pro.
vide revenue commensurate with the de-
mands of war expenditure, and to remove
from the treasury an immediate pressure.
the following propositions are submitted to
the committee, with every sentiment of be-
ference and respect.
PROPOSITIONS.
!. 1t is proposed, that, during the var, &
until the claims contemplated by the pro.
position are completely satisfied, or extinct.
there shall be annually raised by taxes.
duties, imposts, and excuses, fund for these
Purposes
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100000
100000

500 9.oo0. oo0
q. That the subscription Of the u. State,
shall be paid in six per cent. stock, at the
same period and 10 the same propositions
as the payments OF private subscriptions
10 stock and treasury Astes.
S. That the United States may substitute
Six par cent. stock, for the amount of the
treasury notes subscribed by corporations,
companies, end individuals, as this notes,
respectively become due and payable.
8. That the bank shall loan to the United
States. 30,000,o 900, at an interest of six
per cent. 1t such periods, and in such
sums, ~ shall be found mutually convent.
ent.
THAT no part of the public stock, consti1
toting q portion of the capital of the bank
shall be sold during the war nor at anv
subsequent time, for less than par nor az
any time, 20 an amount exceeding one
moiety, without the consent of Congress.
8. That provision shall be made for pretec.
ting the bank notes from forgery; for II.
hitting the issue of bank notes !: and for
receiving them in all payments to the u.
States.
,. That the capital the bank, its notes.
deposits, dividends, or profits (its real esy
tate only excepted), shall not be subject
to taxation by the United States or by a.
ny individual state.
10. That no other bank shall be established
by Congress, during the term for which
the national bank is Incorporated,
IL. That the national bank shall be governs
ed by fifteen directors, being resident ci-
tizens of the United States and stock hol-
ders. The President of the United States
shall annually name FIVE directors, and
designate one Of the FIVE to be the presi .
dent of the bank. The other directors
shall be annually chosen by the qualified
stock holders. in person or by proxy, If
resident within the United States, voting
upon scale graduated according to the
number OF shares which they respectively
hold. The chashier and other officers of
the bank to be appointed as is usual in
similar instructions.
IL. That the directors Of the national bank
shall appoint seven persons, one of whom
TO preside, as the managers of each Office
Of discount and deposit, and one person to
be the cashier,
-. That the general powers, privileges. &
regulations Of the bank, shall be the same
as are usual in similar instructions but
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Y. It is supposed that the accounts for
authorized expences being duly stated and
settled, a certificate or debenture shall issue
to the accountant specifying the balance !;
and that in all cases. where there has been
no specific appropriation, or the claim ex.
ceeds the amount of the sum appropriated,
the balance shall bear an interest of per
cent until provision is made by law for pay.
ing the amount
vi. And finally, it Is proposed to relieve
the treasury from an Immediate pressure,
upoA the principles of the following state.
rnenfs - - -. ei'' .
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with this special provision, that the gene
raj. accounts shall be subject to the inspce
ton OF the Secretary of the Treasury.
~ 1t Is proposed, that, after having thus
provided tor the punstual payment Of the
interest upon every denomination of public
debt for raising annually portion Of the
annual expense, by taxes for establishing
sinking fund, in relation to the old debt-.
and for securing to the public the efficient 4
gency OF national bank the only remain.
ing object of supply shah be accomplished
oy annual loans. and issues of treasury notes,
H. unexpectedly. such issues should eontin.
ue to be necessary or expedient.
The amount of annual expenditure dur.
ing the war. exceeding the sums provided
Tor. does not admit of prospective esti-
mate beyond the year 1916; but for that
year It may be estimated with sufficient
accuracy for the general purposes of the
present communication, at 1873 ZOO, 900
3 Then for the year 1915, an additional
provision must be made. authoriz ing q
loan and theissue of treasury notes, to an
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9. BY an addition of so per
cent.nn the existing duties on
licenses to retail wines. spirit.
Gus liqurs and foreign mer-
chaudise
9. By an addition of.lo0 ner
cent. on the existing rate of
postage
10. By the proceeds of the
new duties specified in the
annexed schedule. marked
A. making in the aggregate
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49, $4,000, 900
III II is proposed. that natio nal bank
snail be incorporated for a term of twenty
years, to be eFablished az Philadelphia,
with a power. to erect Offices Of discount
and deposit elsewhere, upon the following
principles: -
l. That the capital of the bank shall he fif.
~ millions of dollars, to be divided into
10000 shares of five hundred dollars
each Three fifths of the capital, being
90 COO shares amounting to 80, 900 600
dollars to be subscribed by corp orations,
companies or individuals and two fiftLs
OF the capital, being 10000 shares. amour.
ting to 20.0o0,000 of dollars, to be subs
scrihcd by the u. States.
9. That the subscriptions of corporations,
companies. aud individuals, shall be paid
form the following manner:
ons nth part, or 5000, 900, in gold or
silver coin
Four Fifth parts or "a LOCO. 600, in gold or
silver coin, OF in six per cent stock is.
sued since the declara' ion Of war, and
treasury notes. in the proposition of one
NTH IN six per cent, stock,
.. hat the subscriptions of corporations,
companies and individuals, shall be paid
at the following period:
fr,.In a
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100 dollars,
100 dollars on each share, IN
gold or silver coin, or in sig
per cent stock. or in trea.
sury notes, according to
the proceeding appoint
ment, to be paid at the
time of subscribing
$50 dollars on each share,
to be paid In like manner,
in two months after sub
scribing
$50 dollars on each share, to
be paid 10 like manner, in
three mouths after subscT;.
bling
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:.
I. For the support Of goyern-
ment,
2. For the principal and inter.
est of the public debt, exists
ing before the declaration Of
war, and payable according
to the contract.
8. For the interest of the pub
lie debt contracted, and to
be contracted. by loans, or
otherwise, from the CONS
mencement to the termination
efthe war. calculated upon
an annual principal of -
millions If dollars:
4. For the payment of sreasu-
ry notes, with the accruing
interest,
8. For the payment of deben.
lures to be issued (es is here.
matter proposed) for liqui-
dated balances, due to indis
yiduals, on account of servi.
ces or supplies, authorised
bylaw but either not embra.
ced by a specific appropria.
ton. or eaceeding the sum
appropriated,
6. For a Current addition to
the sums raised by loan or
issues of treasury notes, toy
wards defrayins the general
expenses of the war,
z. For the gradual establish-
ment Of a sinking fund. to
extinguish the debt incurred
during the war,
8. For a contingent fund, to
Meet sudden and occasions
al demands upon the treasu-
ry,
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E1s.i76.2s1 10

=. The existing provisions by law for the
payment OF this balance of Slo, l76, 39l 10.
may be stated as follows
The act Of the Gath Of March.
1919. authorized a loan for q. ooo. ooo
The act Of the 9Th of March,
1919. authrized an issue Of
treasury notes for 100000
y,. S3o.oop,600
thoritics there
have been Dor
rowed On loan,
about 1o,sss.Doo
There has been
sent to Eu,
rope in per
cent, stock 100000
There has been
issued in trea.
sury notes 3.5o4,ooo
f2o.ssa.o0n
So,6o1, 900
There remains
therefore an
unexouted au-
thority to bor-
row 8.iO5, 900
To issue treasu.
ry notes 100000
SS.6o1,Oo0
The demands of the fourth
quarter being then 19,176,391 10
There may be
applied to
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fOent.
I. The amount of demands
upon the treasury (exclu-
sively of balances of ap-
preparations for former
years unsatis6ed) was sta
ted in the report of the
late Secretary of the Trea.
/ sury of the cad of Septem.
Der, 1914. to be on the S0th
of June, q. S76. 9of. 10
2. The accounts Of the third
quarter of 1915, ara noe
yet made up, and the PREF
else sums paid during that
quarter cannot now be ass
tertained; but they amount
to nearly 100000
Leaving to he paid In the
9Th quarter of 1914 SI9,17o,3 sf 10
8 This balance, payable during the 4th
quarter Of 1914. consist, of the following
items:
Civil, diPlo.
matte and
miscellane,
Gus expen$
&c. abOas sss,asa 90
Military, r.
bout s,7s2.6ss
Naval, about 2,3s2,o1o %
Public debt,
about 7,e4s.41s 90
S19176. as1 10
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100000
100000
100000

S2i 600, 900
II. /. is proposed, that, during the war,
and until the claims contemplated by the
preceding proposition are completely satis-
fed, or other adequate funds shall be pro.
vided and substituted by law, there shall be
annually raised, by the means here specifi-
ed, the following sums
|. by the customs (Which cam
not be safely estimated, du-
ring the war, at higher
product, 5000. 600
3. BY the existing internal
duties. 2,7oo,o0o
3. BY the existing direct tax, 2,500,o00
4. BY the sales of public lands
(waiah cannot be safely esti-
mated, during the war, at
higher product) 1000
5. BY an addition to the exis.
is,ing direct sax of 100 per
cent 9gs0. ooo
s. BY an addition Of 100 per
ceat, on the present auction
duties fs0.ooa
7. BY an addition of 100 per
cent. on the existing duties
npou carriages 100000
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~ dollars on each share, to
be paid atthe time of SUBJ
scribing, in gold and silver
coin
~ dollars on each share, to
be paid in gold or silver
com, one month after the
subscriptions,
~ dollars on each share, in
two months after the SUBJ
scr'ption, 10 gold or silver
coin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29

10000
a.4ooc.ooo
100000
$500 -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-19
II. G. MILITIA.


The Raleigh Papers OF the 18th inst. con-
tam An order from the Adjut.,,h General of
the State of \. Carolina, for calling out one
complete Regiment Coco strong) Of the Mill
LA OF that State, to march tn the defence of
tins post, agrcelbly to a requlsi,,on of the
President OF the Z. States. The troops TO
compose this Regt. are to be taken from the
Counties OF Orange, Chatham, Person, Cas-
well, Rockingham, Guliori, Randolph,
Stokes, Surty and Wilkes and are ordered
to rendezvous at Iidlsborough, on the a8th
nst. where they VIII be organized, anc. put
under the command Of Lieut. Col. Rich'd. At
Sinson. The other Field Officers are, 1t. Col.
Sami. Hunter. Maj. Saml. Turrentine & Mai.
Joseph Winston.
ihe same papers state the inhabitants of
Raleigh and Wake county, are collecting by
subscription, a fund to be applied to the pur-
CT! Sc OF comfortable clothing for the N Car
DINA troops now at this post This lautlablc
example we hope and trust, will excite tie
eitizensof Virginia Especially those who are
exempt from militia 'iuty) to throw in their
mites for similar purpose. Watch coats.
shoes, stockings & shirts, iadispensable in a
camp, during the Indictment reign of Winter
mightbe supplied at a small e7spence, & pre-
serve the life of many valuable individual,
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10 DOLLNR.S RHIYgHN

EDANAWAY from the subscriber, on the night Of
( z the e9th of September last, NEGRO man named
ARRY, about 20 years old, about feet inches high
very black, large white eyes, high forehead, small
the of ont. OF lis eyebrows which
may he discovered upon near examination shews his
upper tccii and gums p2iry when he smiles Had on
when he went off, "a black wool hat, Indifferent cot
TON shirt, coat Of cotton and yarn, pair OF over
ais oi cotton ard tow.
The above reward Of ten dollars, will be given 20 a.
Hy person who viii deliver The above riaway 10 ne
crse,re him in jill, that set him. giving in
formation thereof.
J0MN'L. PRICE.
Cu,ob'd Nov -
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IU1fESIIC.
= ]F- = La -FJFs 10.
SIOCKTNC, iI-EI.


SHOCKING jJtJF.L
One ofthe msst tt lgical occurrences in the
aanals ofduclii;g took pls.ce on Saturday last.
=. & i-nie1 county, y. C.--AI~ Pollard Davis.
nils tipfn1n ana Nv Richard G. Gregorv,
Surgeons nate, both Of tie United States
sip CoDs.e.ia;.on. from some unhappy ami
mostly subs3-ing between them, were instga-
ted to uect fnr~the horrid purpose OF taking
away each others lives, or in the fashionable
can. q inc day, to decide their controversy
III an h2nora5ie manner. They met at the
place appointed, with pistols--the fret fire
was ineHectu.1-but the secoad alas was fa-
tai tn both Mr.. Davis received his antagcn-
lists ball in MS ri CHS side fell &. almost Instant
~ expired whilst his ball penetrated MIR. Gre
gory's skull little above the temple, and
shattered il "a such a manner, dat he survi-
we'd only until tie evening Of the following
day.--Both the BOO. we're brought to this
town or Saturday night the one bercft Of
iite, tcc other wlithing in the agopics of
dealt ard have both been subsequently con-
signed - t1c tomb with ihe respect DecoIn-
~ U.cjn rS
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.NhW .A.v'D 6I.36CE GOODS.

MN .f.I'J .5d.5RCi2 GGODS.
a. have lately received from the Prize Sale at
w W,lwrGton, few packages III the following
Goods, Nt,icn will bc soid on reasonat!s terms
Superhne Ga tvill'd black CanlbiiCS,
do plain white DO.
81 Seclsnckers & AiLiisrs. ;or ,sGiss wes5.
rs ,nrcsse.i CslGooes assorted, dark cUlodrz,
az tyPd Madras Handkerchief,
% do. white Shswts, co.oi'G bo,sle.s,
s,iies fine Cotton nose, emjre. ri,
ind7esscd, common end Colc,aln Shirl;nsr,
Brussels csrpct,ne, elegant figures.
.4LSO-Ore trunk, contahirg & great vsrcir. viz
Fine cotton Balls, Tapes. Bobbus, Wire, aud Nuns
Thread, Gilt Pins, &c. &c.
e s. WILLIAMS.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

nm Tuesday the goth inst at the store lately occu-
pied by Mir. Lazarps Joseph, will be sold a, auc-
ton-A Large and Valuable Assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
estu,sted ut $4,000 to 10000 Dollars in value & corn
Irsng very general collection of articles OF almost
e,ers description of Wcolen, Silk, Cotton * Linen
Aiagn.:ctis well WORTHY the attention %; the pahc
.3LSO-A Large and General Assortment of
H.4RDU.fRE.
Terms Of sale-undcr 20oS cash. COOS and under
50oS months, 5oVS and under i0O0s; months,
100Oo and upwards 6 months credit. Approved en-
dorscd negotiable notes will he required Of every pnr-
chaser. The sale will be continued from day to day
uatl complicated.
The public respectfully informed, tl,a: these
goods will he sold without any reserve and that not an
article offered will be bought in.
J.1.liES 32OVN, il. =. NJ
Nov. l.. I'll.
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.I.aNCaESTER TURNPIkE
COMPANY

TySliE annual meeting of stockholders will be held at
< Brooks's Tavern in Manchester, on tire first Mon.
day in December next. The undersigned requests TO
be speedily furnished with evidence OF shares bought
snd sold since the last annual meeting, to Wit tue
DEED zoe or certificate OF its being duly recorded
is. BRANDER,
Clerk,
Novemberf7. ew
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NOT'ICE.

FSSliE copartnersip OF Burr, jackson SEQ is this
q dsy dissolved by mutual conscnt-Persons intlebt-
&! to ssd r, will please make payment Elnathan
s'sy'nond, who will likewise discharge amy demand u
ganst the same-being alnre authorised.
Dorfd j. Bur-, 6y George SGRma, his .4tt'y
P!aGp ~. Jackson,
ELNAIIIiN RAYMOND.
NnN-
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CINCfW.W.1JT.

TSJIE annual meeting OF the Virginia Society NJ Cir
4 cinnat, will bc leld Of the Capitol, in the CITY o
Richmond, OH the second Monday in December
RO. QUARIES,
,SecrstGy.
November Il. ti2thD.
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G0LNU CYA.4P FOR C.YST1.

G2LNGi CHL.2P f'Oh C.4SH.
EIIIAS V. LACEiAIzE, nsariv opposite the Eagl,
NJ Tayeln, offers for s-e the following articles 4
very reduced prices, viz
Fiut chop Be,rstn Great Ceqt-, Froek-, Surtou.s,
Dress Cc2ts, Vests, PsntalOons, made III the latest
s.yr.
n y. lie reGucs.s thG1o who have clsir,s against
him, to present thcrn>for settlement, before the
18th day OF December hex--He l,ewi+e bcss tbos,.
Indebted him, cill SID discharge their bills, as
circumstances compel him 20 arrange his afe:rs.
Nov. IS I2t
az AM En- II good man or Wona, C00k--a ,nr,
" world be Vrei, nrd--.YSo, a BOY about Is
Ncil acHusnied with homework. Apply az the En-
qirer Uhce Nov Is. If
2U30 .4CRE.S LAND.
F5NTG undersigned offers cor sale or exchange for
lands in the lower country, 2O20 of land w.
i on Roanoke RIVER immediately below the junction,
G.. Dan and Stanton rivers II IS supposed Dist there
othe above, 2io ote irsr rate ri,e, bottom
Iuc ugh iiiy is of Az excellent quality and well t,n-
l:r,d Terms will be. made aecommOIat,g For
further Information, apply tn MIR. Ihos VI. Randolph
] "a iieluOnd, % tome.
CHARLES l.. WINGFiEiD.
DlussIslOnf, MecElenbuig,
Neg l.. "
F5SIT G0-patntig.np Lh ts = SUbbirls tbs ,Iay
ds,o.yeA b. mutual consemt--1hose who NAV
l'sc c.irss the crmcern viii present them for paw
Ii.si.t n Smuni -uslett whom those nd ted viii
please male pay nett IS speedily possible.
FREEitHICh CLARKE,
S.3.lfUNi SJBLEI'T.
RieAmoa1 9th Nov 1874.
The srb,cribor vii continue 10 tar.act business on
Cor.nsHOn, "retOfnsr, in the house which was &C.
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