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PUBLIC SALE.
Cobbersmiths, Distiters, Ponder
makers and Farmers, ATTEND
On SATURDAY, the asfh inf.

On SATURDAY, the asfh inf.
I viii fell, without referve, to the higheft
bidder, at my mills on the canal, miles
from George the whole of the
DLSTTLLERY APPARATUS
Condfing of three large Stills. two oval do.
on the patent plan, with all the appur'enan
ces, two large Boilers, holding each 1000
gallons.
Also, about zooolbs. Grass, used in the
Powder Mills, with all the machinery used
in the Powder Mil, which is as good as
new. Also, twenty odd mash tubs, hold
ing each near 1000 gallons, and or goo
whiskey barrels. Farmers will find the tubs,
with tight tops, to be as servicesfle as barns
Sale will commence at 4 O'Clock, and on
credits, which will be stated by the Auc-
tioneer at the tue ofsale.
AT the same time, will be offered Cor sale,
tieLower Mill which is complete Grist
and Plaster Mill--also so cords of Wood
on the premises.
THOMAS EWELL
JoNCHEREz & DAVIS, Aud'rs.
Georgetown, Dec. 10 1876.
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Which is confidently recommended as an
| invaluable medicine for tile f0eedy relief
| and permanent cure of various complaints
"h"h reiult from diiiiPated pleafures, ju-
Veniic ind;icretions, reiidcnce in climates
! uEfavorable 70 the conttituton, immoderate
nfe OF tea, frequent intoxicatiop, or any 9TH
! er deftructiVe intemperance, the dictates pc
cuiar to females at certain teriod of life.
; bad lyings in, &c.
Lees lnfallihle Ague and Fever
'ropS.
Fer 'ht care Of Agnes, Remi;teri ard Irter.
mHfeNf FeDers.
Never was a medicine offered that has 4
greater claim to public appreciation than
this. Thouialds can fatisfv of their being
cured by. thefe drops, after the bark and
every other medicine have proved ineffec-
tual.
lees Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch.
Warranted to cure by one applications
iIee from mercury or any pernicious ingre-
dent. his vegetable remedy is 10 mild,
YET efhcaciocS, that 1t NAV be ufed with the
!itmoftfafety on the mot delicate pregnant
iady' o. ona child OF week old.
Lees (5esuine Persian /. ion.
The iserfan Lotion operates mildly, rem
oerlng the Gin delicately ioft and fmooth;
improving the complexion, and reRorinsr
the bloom of youth
Lee S Restorative Tooth. Powder.
This excellent preparation comforts and
nrengthens the gums, and Preferves the ena-
mel from decay.
Lees Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure Of head aches.
Lee 5 Indian Vegctal,le, Specifc.
For ME enrf Of Ysncreal complaints.
ne experience of many wh1 have been
cured DV tins medicine demonfrates its cffi-
cacy IN eXPeliing the Venercal potion, how-
ever deeply rooted in The contribution.
Lees True and Genuine Corn
Plaster.
For freddy removing Corns, root and
branch, without giving pain.
IJc'S TUUtiJ-- J-llD- FeTOpo,
Whici, gives immediate relief il the moff
levere initances.
.oe's D5mask Lip Galve
Is recommended (particularly to ladies)
as n elegant and pleafant preparation for
chopped and fore lips.
j. e's & NUN. Eye-Water, s.
| a fovcreign remedy for all difcafeS of the
epes, whether the effect of natural weakneis
or of accident.
! 1yo he aboya emmcnir use
fnl and highly approved Family Medicines
are carefully prepared by NOAH RIDGE =
lLY, at his Difpenfary, No. IS Haroyer-
fyeet, Baltimore, where they ray be had
wholeiale aud retail. They are alto l0id b.
his appointment, by
ROBERT GRAY, Bookfeller,
Alexandra,
WILLIAM +. GRAY, Bookseller,
| Fredcrckiburg.
| RINIAN NfAGRUDER, Dlusgiit,
Georpetown,
I DAN'L RAPINE. BookieNcr,0 :
| Capitol hill, Z
DAVID OFT, AMI -
mo. 5 BRBN ON, Druggif g
Pennlylvania- Avenue, &
Great allowance 70 thoie who purchaie
fell again.
- 10 detect ceun'erFeits, oi5ferve each
article has on the QUITE wrapper the Ggna-
'ture Of NOAH HfpGFLY,
N. B. The proprietor is in poicFion of
many certificates Of the efficacy ana uleiu5-
ncfs Of the above mentioned Medicines, but
ne viii not -ntrGde on the pstjen,e Of the
reader, or the columns of this ~ as I've
is fltisfed diiceriinS public wiz e \ cor
tinue to duly apprcc'as etlicl; tsrc merits.
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PROPOSAL

SISOPOSAG,
by j. REPliI PRINTER,
For PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
THREE POEMS,
BY PETER pINDAR, ESQ.
with explanatory notes.
EE7JTLED
C The Royal NuptiaIs, or Epitlla-
lamium Extraordinary"
"The Royal Courtship, or Char
lote and Cobourg."
+" More Royal Coupling, or Glou-
cester and Mary"
"I'll ftill on each location ting
he Royal deeds OF Prince or King,
eyes, be they e'er 20 sing or p,ipaN,
Peter the nth viii loon arrive att
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Potomac and Shenandoah
yW.AVTG.4TYO.H LOTTERY
(SEcoND CLASS,

(sEcoND GLASS;
Will recommence drawing on MONDAY the
sd day of February. 1917.
PFejtHf Pate Of fbe Wbeei--I5 days drawing
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JAMES ENGLISH * JoHN C. Pog
D EsPFCTFULLY inform their friends
~ and the public m general, that they
have purchaied MIR. James Anderfon,s ef-
tabliihment, at the upper end of King
itrset, have formed partnerfhp, and in.
tend .traniacting general
FLOUR & GROCERY BUSINESS,
UNDER THE FIEMoT
EsNGLtS3: .f.fsD POE.
FL. N their extenive acquaintance in the
adjacent countries, and their knowledge of
tie buiineis in which they are engaged, they
expect TO be enabled TO give confidence and
fatiitaotion to thoie dealing with them.
Oct. 9. an
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Lees Elixir
A iovereign remedy for colds, obftinate
coughs, catarrhs, ailhmas, fore throats,

a iovereign remedy for colds, obftinate
coughs, Catarrhs, afhmas, fore throat.
and approaching coniumptions.
"A fngle trial win prove that i, renores
the determination of the fluids to the fur
ta'G OF tic body, and brings on the common
heaithful perfpratioH that it dislorisoo &
evacuates the tough, vi{cid phlegm or mu-
Gus, and ftrengtllens the veakencd veGels of
the lungs. Thus itrikine al the root Of the
thorder, the fymptoms are of courle effec.
ITALY and permanently conquered.
Lees Grand Restorative and Ncr-
vouS Corrlial.
Which is confidently recommended as an
invaluable medicine for Gie f0eedy relief
and permanent cure of various complaints
"hrh reiult from diiipated pleafures, iu-
venilc ind;icretions, relidcnce in climates
uEtavorable TO the coniiitution, immoderate
ME OF tea, frequent intoxicatiop, or any 9TH
er deftructive intemperarce. the difeales pc
culiar to females at certain period of life.
bad iyings in, &c.
! ,et''s lDfallihIa or,,e, Il L
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Lees lniallihle Ague and Fever

Fer 'ht e~rf Of AgHe5, Remi,teri ard Irter-
mHfeM FeUers
Never was a medicine offered that has =
greater claim to public APPRECIATION than
this. Thouialds can fatisfv of their being
cured by thefe drops, after the bark and
every ether medicine have proved ineffec-
tual.
lees Sovereign Ointment for the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23

Warranted TO cure by one application
iIee from mercury or any pernicious ingre-
dent. his vegetable remedy is 10 mild,
yet setfcacocs, that it NAV be ufed with the
immediately on the moi delicate pregnant
iady, OF ona child of week old.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23

Great allowance 70 ,hoIe who purchaie
fell again.
- To detect ceunterfeits, obferve each
article has on the QUITE wrapper the figns-
'ture Of NOAH HtpGFLY,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22
Bank Drafts
Salt, Pipes, Duck, &c.

Salt, Pipes, Duck, &c.
Just received per brig silk-Worm and
schooner Traveller,
GOO bushels Liverpool blown salt
so boxes long pipes
so ditto Short ditto
so pieces first quality Russia duck.
60 ditto ditto Ravens ditto
80 ditto best Russia Sheeting
10 hogsheads best n. c. Rum
10 ditto retailing molasses
s pipes first quail. Hollands Geneva
so barrels new beef no. |
20 bags coffee
8 barrels do.
/ bale London sup. black broad
cloths
2 cases domestic ditto
6 cases furred hats
s boxes ladies' combs.
90 barrels tanners oil,
For sale By
Join G. Ladd y Co.
January g
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22

Just received,
By the shir Resolution, Capt. Jewett
from Bremen,
and for Sale By the Piece or Package
Brown and white rolls
Hessians
Hempen ticklenbnrghs
PIatillas royales
Bretagnes
Checks and stripes
Listados
DOwlas
Creas Ia Morlaix
Osnabarghs
Shifting linen.
Newton Keene.
feb 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22

fy.of twelve aud half per cen,
all goods imported in ye.ssls ~ =. s n
United States, with the escs ~. y 'ael
goods imported in loreiun p ~, Il
which are specially entitled BY .,a"s
or acts of congress, to b. ente;.a lS y,
payment of the domestic dstv up0aI
The additional alien dirty Of VIEW.
bali per cent. shall nat be tho .,,. Va
OF drawback in cases Of q o. aUlecs
Tonnage Gatg and Light a!os'', O'
Ships or vessels Of the u. s a..
entered from any foreign port Us
or place, or carrying goods
from one district to another
district, shall pay, per ten. .
Ships or vessels built within
the United States, but be.
iosging wholly or in part to
the subjects of foreign pow.
ers. entering from a foreign
port or place, shall pay, do. %
Ships or vessels Of other De. -
scriptions, entering from a
foreign place or port, or car.
rying goods from one district
j. to another within the United
States shall pay, do. 6,
Ships or vessels not ofthe Unit.
ed States, Or not wholly eva.
ed by American citizens, en-.
tering the ports Of the Unit
ed States. shall pay for "Iigbt
money" lido. s.
But the additional duty upsn
tonnage, and the light mo.
ney imposed upon foreign
vessels, are not to be exact
ed in the case Of foreign yes.
sells specially entitled BY
treaty or acts Of Congress to
an entry upon domestic du.
ties and charges only.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22
January 9
MOTICE.

THE members of the Washington So
ciety of Alexandria, are hereby notified
that a regular stated meeting of the said
Society viii be held at Mr.. M'Laughlln's
Hotel in Alexandria, on Thursday the
asd of February at 10 O'Clock A. M
The Society will move in procession al
IL o'clock, to st. Paui's Church, where
an Grafton will be delivered by Peter h
Cruise, ESQ. one Gifts members.
By order of the standing committee.
G. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
feb 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22

These provisions res'oe
.,ae;ns must howeser, DC "
10 The privileges specially :.
5reisne.s by treaty. OF W
Congress. :. ne
nance OF tue task p'ss'r''' |,
House Of Represeata,ivs''
surciOot statement OF inc
,rodust Of the duties upon
[according to the PROPOSE :. >
s..c .aallil !mot"c' q 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22

*The facility Of smuggling the art,
cles here described, can only be counte-
raeted by diminishing the temptation,
&c medium of low duty.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22
20 RE.NT.

= ~ = q NtkS~F = 3lsa seH q.
YMNEaAT excellent and yell known
Shad and Herring Fishery, called
Noses Point, on the Maryland Shore'
opDosite Osantico, and convenient to me
town of Dunfries. For terms, apply e 20
ihe subscriber, living on Royal street
Alexandra.
Lacy Brooke.
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+ Gu ota'es, Shaii pay iof"hgdt
money do.
But the additional duty upon
tonnage, and the light mo.
! ney imposed upon foreign
vessels, are not to be exact
ed in the case Of foreign YES.
sells specially entitled by
treaty or acts Of Congress to
an entry upon domestic du.
ties and charges only.
WAREHOUSE MONEY.
To constitute fund for ereotibgand
maintaining custom houses, ware.
houses, and stores,
1. There should be paid for e.
very permit to unlade, goods,
Is cents.
2. There shall be retained up.
on the amount Of the duties
of goods exported, for The
benefit ofdrawbacks, Except
spirits FIVE per cent.
5. There shall be retained 10
the case of spirits exported,
for the benefit Of drawback.
two cents per gallon, and also
three per cent. Ca tie amount
OF the duties.
A separate account shall be Kept at
the custom house Of the money
collected for this fund and the
amour; shall be expended, from
time to tine, under such directions
as the President Of the U. States
shall approve and authorize.
DRAWBACKS & BoUNTIEs,
There shall be allowed drawback
ofthe duties on goods importedIA'o
the u. States, if the goods be eI-
ported within twelve months aii'f
The time ofimpertation, subject to
the following exceptions and pro-
visions:
4. There shall not be an allow
ance of drawback in the case
of goods imported in tOreiS"
vessels from any OF the 60
minions or colonies OfaDy To-
reign power to which the 'el'
sells OF the United States arc
not permitted to trade ;,
g. There shall net be az allow
ance of draw back for the adj
ditional duty of twelve and .
half per cent. imposed -. o.
goods imported in vessels D0'
Ofthe United States.
5. There shall not be an allow
ance of draw back 10 the case |,
of foreign dried and p'ekle;u
fish aud other sailed prove
sions, fish oil. or playing cards.
q. There shall be retained up0 "a
the amount Of the duties o.
goods exported for the 0fa;'
ii of drawback [eAceP' 'N'
rits.l per cent. .1 IA
the case Of spirits exporter
,.r-,,,e heneft Of Drawbacks
two cents per gallon a" .,s '',t
three per cent. CD tie ahiO'"'
OF the duties. uor.
6. The present bounties' ali t'1l
anees. and drawbacks, sAs y
be esntiaued in tie case W. y.
exporting pickIed ti.h, a. o. IS:
ia ,hr case of American ! YES.
SCI; s e. Iss ssi in III rs ''s'n.;
sugar refined vi!aia INC o"''
ed States. .I-ov.
l,ae,,s must hOvsser, be c0 q, "nI 10
70 The privileges specially "'''" -. Of
foreigners by treaty. o. "
Congress. ne peiSor'
nance Of tue task pressrioeo y ,:;,c
I'e ~ REPRESENTATIVES. 10 lie
s .aCa statement of the p ;,u.oYt.
,rodayt Of the da'ic, upon ,.r n
[aceord;ng to the proposed ' 'ar'' '::7s's
,gac ..anuA' !focH3' -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22

JUS. seceiye,i aad Tor sale, ten barrels
itssh k.asra iass@snts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

SlO8,9g7 So

Petitions were read-frOm sundry citi-
zens of Northumberland. praying compen-
sation for certain canoes and small yes
sells, destroyed during the last war for the
public benetit-from Col. Campbell, late
superintendent of the Penitentiary, and
ms assistants, praying compensation for
extra services rendered during the late
war, &c.-from the citizens of Petersburg.
stating the Inconvenience TO which ihev
are liable in travelling eight miles forius-
tice to Prlncr-George Courthouse, aud
praying that the Superior Court Of Law
may beremoyed from that court house to
that of Petersburg, or that distinct Su-
pcrior Court may behcld in that town, &c.
from J. Il. Strachan, and others, PRAYING
the sale Oftiigh Street tobacco warehouse,
in Petersburg from the municipality and
several citizens of Richmond, PRAYING on
account of the interference of Henrico
Circuit Court, with the Hastings Court,
that ilIe court-day of the latter may be
changed from the ID, to the last Monday
iii every month-from sundry persons in
and near Port Royal praying an act of in
corporation certain inhabitants OF
Shenandoah county, for division of il, s.
the formation ola new county, according
to certain limlls-iTOm sundry inhabitants
VI idlttdN, fItutIiCk anu JtUtIsON, ilic-
rested in the navigation Of the Potomac
river, for a canal from the head OF Seneca
Falls TO the tidc-Vater Of Great Hunting
Creek-irom the Richmond Turnpike
Company, PRAYING generally Cor all in
crease of the tolls, and particularly on
wagons carrying more than 90 bushels
OF Goals, unless tie wheels be made with
wide treads, so as TO prevent their inuring
the road, yc.-Wiich were severally re-
fered
Mr.. Chan,JcyldyRe, moved for leave TO
bring in bill " Prescribing the duty of
tie Judges, or magistrates, who hereafter
shall administer the oath of Office to the
Directors Of tue several chartered banks
within this Commonwealth - lis object,
as f.ras we c0uldunderstand the motion,
is 10 administers test-Oath 10 prevent any
one who is gnilty Of Usury from acting as
Director Referred 20 the following Ou-
miltce, Messrs. Chanlberlayne, Black
burn, Spraggens, Steinbergeu, Bryce,
Starkc Nl.) Graves, Armisiead (cf Charles
City, Williams, Morgan. Bscoe, Latane,
Harold, and lIiiltofK. WI
Mr. DsdIridge obtained leave to bring
in twO bllls--one to establish turnpike
road from Charlcstown GIN Brooke coan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14
CONGRESS.
mOusE or REPREsENTATTVES.

Wednrsany, Dee. II.
The report of the committee on the es-
Enlistment Of national university. was
read twice, and, ON motion Of Mr. Wiide.
referred TO d committee of tie whole, to-
morrow.
Mr.. Pickers offered resolution foran
alteration in The constitution of the u. $.
SO as toappoint EiectnS by distribution
ofcach Stale into Districts, which was
read twice, ard ordered to a committee of
the Whole, Oh the statcof tire union.
Alr. Uopkpson proved for leave Ofab-
seuce for Mr.. Sergeant & Philadelphia,
who had gone by appointment OF the
Presi,lentof tire National Bank, oil mis-
sion of Importance 10 Europe.
Mcssrs. fOryih, Neisoa, SoUthard, and
RoJertgn, opposed it.-Messrs PHtn,
Wright, CrosCcaor, and Rcya0tfs, support
ted it.--Mr. Of jersey, moved (by
way OF accommodation 10 excuse Mr..
Sergeants absence--Mr N0yhiason, con
codes if.-Mr. Gr0sreRoy seconds it.-Nc-
gatiyed, 81 TO 74.-Adjourned.
piEb-on tie morning Of ile lith VT. alter q very
sudden aud violent illness Ms. ffisubefh IrRcheoyl,
site Oi Nv. n. rneheaff o. powhaiau daughter ct Cen
II aosnF AUD The Granddaughter Of The late Gen. CHARLES
Scott. OF kentucky.
-. Ca Sunday che 10Th Nov. in tie Goth year ofbis
age, sr Gro. bookrR. q Elizaheth City ccuaty.
$500. On the 9th mss. Ms. FRANCES ". PtyNE. con
so Of Col James pesae OF the county Of Fluvanna
o - ycnfs nf,ei long and nailiu illness VI ch fbe
one win chs.gtian fortiiuGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

1~esday, December 10,
The Senate communicated that they had
passed the bills" Changing the time of hold
ing the Superior Courts Of Law III the Coun-
~ of Hampshire, and for other purposes
. Authorizing the Corporation Court of WIN
chester, to regulate the market days TO be
held therein"--'' Allowing further time to
the owners of lots in the town of Jones
vile, i'll tue County Of Ice; to improve
the same"-and 8 Concerning William Heis-
kill"-thc three last with mcndDeEts--inwbich
the House c0ncurrcd.
An engrossed bill Concerning Iandon
Cabell," was read third time and passed.
Reporfs from the G.. for c. Of !. were read
mnistrator Of w. Savage, praying leave to sell
"A lot in PungOteague, to pay the debts Of the
decedent-an1 I'd "a faror OF Moses Balls
bringing certain Slaves from Tennessee which
were nortgaged to him by a certain r.
lane--which met the concurrence of the
House.
On motion, leave was granted to William p.
Tejbs to withdraw certain documents present
ed by him to this House in 1872 among them,
TYedaesday, Dec. II.
The Senate communicated, they had passed
the bill " Concerning Florcal Floreiia, girl
OfcoOur."
Fnrrsssed bills, &" Concerning the town Of
Charlottesville, IN the county OF Albemarle'-
Authorizing the Trustees Of the town Of
Charlottesville 10 convey to Edmund Anderson
certain lots therein mentioned -" Concerning
George Brooks and City Starf0rd'-werer read
3d time and passed.
Various bills passed their lst and 2d stages.
Resolutions Terc read from the Committee
for Courts of Justice list REJECTING the petition
ofMary Alexander. widow ofDavid A. pray
ing tie ComniOnw eaith 90 release her right 10
certdnreal estate IN Petersburg, of which the
said David died seised 2l Ia ficor OF releas-
ing a moisiy Of the said property to INC sad
iiaig IN fee, the other moicty To- LAc sara Mary
i9r life, the remainder to David AieXanier
The neulicw OF said David Coacgrred ~.
Sundry resolutions were read from the Com
Iaitiee Of Privileges aud Grisvances-is r.
2e.tb'g he prayer Of sundry magistrates o'
YORK county to collect the proceeds o. me
Clcbe lands, & appropriate tkcm TO jail I'd,
n ftegrof authorizing the Trustees OF watson !;
Ga Hampshire county to raise 8 ZOVO 70 Dsus
New bath house, Nc.--Sd tnjGrCf OF EVdns'ilS
40 much Of tie petition of sundry owners Oh
tobacco warehouses; in Petessbufr, as prays
TOT Decreasing ;he rate Of storage .th, ;Jee,'Hs
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WM. MUNFoRD, Cpk. 10
the Literary Fund.

The President aud Directors of the literary
Fund, in compliance with the duty imposed
dpon them by law, report TO the General AS
sem1ly the present state OF the Fund entrusted
TO their care.
The property belonging to the Literay Fund,
on the LIST of December, 1916, NAV be estima-
ted as follows =
ITO Shares in the Farmers Bank
o! Virginia, subscribed and paid
for IN the year 1872, $4,000 90
Stock IN the funds Of the United
States, consisting ofcasii subscribed
and paid, III 1872, 10 the Loan OF Ele-
ven Millions, 1000 90
And Cash subscribed and paid in
1913, TO the Loan of Sixteen Mix
lions, 6OO0 90
70 Shares OF the New Stock of the
Bank OF Virginia, bought and paid
for n,si4, 1000 90
paid for III 1915, 5000 90
Cash vested ms per cent Stock of
Virginia, February IL, ISIS, GOO 90
90 Shares of New Stock of the
Bank of Virginia, purchased in A
prll 1916, 5000 90
Sum invested in the debt due from
the Commonwealth to the Bank of
Virginia, i'll Nov. 1916, $4,000 90
Cash in the Treasury, November
is, 1916, &c. o,Ig7 55