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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14
iearro -four, by John Muueaster--brandv

|caryo -four, by John Muncaster--brandv
/, n. F. and r. Blaeklock--bre,d by \
jamie ou--ieather by A., c. CazsnOve :
vine BY NJ. H"dkinson
sIoop Cstherise, Green, Georgetown ;
DC. cargo ( hhds NE rum, pipe Hoi
land gin, 10 bills sugar, 1 Dbl shoes, f
boxes chocolate. 10 b,xes candles, l0C
bushels salt hy John G. Ladd aud Co
Sailed Yesterday. brig Richmond. No
here, England and narke'. This yes
,el had been previously cleared to- the
West Irdies; her owners, Savage and
Dugan Of Philadelphia. since altered her
destination.
Sch Be|!is'e, at Boston. 9TH instant, to
sail for this port Immediately,
January ~
A river craft arrived half past ten.
which leit Qaantico early thi. aornug
nothing then in sight bound up.
The packet sch George " ashins.cr,
Middleton, sailed for Norfolk yesterta,
Brig Economy, Farrsw, sailed thi.
daT Tor Boston.
Flour-an arrival at Charleston SC.
9th instant II days from Havana, state
the price Of -four had declined, and was
still on the declinc---24 dolls per Dbl.
Jasaary Is.
Arrived sloop Regulator, Chadwick
Georgetown. district Of Columbia.
Arrived, schooner Mary, Clements
Ball!more--cargO whiskey, wine, 80
CARS, teas, etc. TO Vaudeville and La
incur, y. r. and K: Blackjack. Jane
Allison, ]. and J. Douglass, J. II. Creass
K. and J. Vaudeville.
Captain Clements saw nothing within
the Potomac, bound up-passed tn,
brig Richmond, hence, Oh Mary land PIT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14

We learn from Annapolis that the
Committee Of Grie'ahces aad Court. of
Justice G. ne House of Delegates, have
made Re,ort In part 10 the iIou,c. il
which cha ssS arc exhibited against
Ja1ge ho.iinsswoT,h. Judge biand ana
isIse iiar~ "oa. TIE three judges have
b. summo"ed {" spEca' before the
General Assembly and answer to the
Cad yes.
The Constellation "f TIE state provides,
e" tia. each jucge snail be- removed from
oii'ce by me s"Ver,o', upon the address,
Of the genera, assrm-'r, pr"YiGrc TIT;
tao thirds al al Ia. rarm.c,S Of each
house ooncur in such address
Ggz.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14
Land for Sale.
Iaweem

| will sell my tract Of Land situate ia
Prince William County, Virginia, ccn
tanning 500 acres, two thirds Of which j.
in wood, and the remainder in meadow
and arabic and. This and lies cnntigu.
Gus to the lands Of the late Richard Brent
and Colonel Gerard Alexander, and in
the ilnn,ediate vicinity of three meschan,
mills. There are on the premises several
stone quarries otexcelleDt building stone
and it is believed there is a bed Of iron
ore en one part of the farm.
The improvements are an over.eer's
house, granaries and other out houses
timber has been prepared for building q
swelling house which may likewise be
had.
The purchaser can also be accommo
dated with about twenty NEGROES, a.
moug which are carpenter, a govd cook
and excellent sea,nstress, the others are
working hands--tosethsr with horses,
cattle, sheep, & farming utensils Of eve
~ description. There are on the premi
ses an excellent orchard Of peach and
plumb trees and common apples.
A long credit will be given to the pur.
chaser, on giving good security and pay
ms the interest pupctually.
Apply to the subscriber living on Ce.
dar Run, near Dir. Richard Foote'S.
PHILIP FI1ZHUGH.
January 9 1avsw
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Alexandria, Dec. so, 1915.

Was committed TO the lail Of this
comfy as runaway, negro man named
William-he is about ) feet 2 inches
high-siout made-about Sc years Of age
was bought ola Mrs. Bowe Of Maryland
by a Mr. William Jones of Georgia and
rsn fromhim in virginia-The owner is
requested to call and prove his property
pay charges and take him away otherwise
he will be disposed of a the Law directs
JAMES CAMPBELL, Jaiior.
December 81 law2m
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NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS indebted to the late
frm of Jerome and Gerard Plumer, are
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned, who have been appoint.
ed by the creditors az trustees to adjust
the business of the concern; otherwise
suit. will be commenced without discri
minstion-and all persons having claim
will present them forthwith for adjust
ment.
X Gerard Plumer, the surviving
,artner, will attend at the compting 100
of the l,te firm, for the purpose Of ad
iusting and receiving the debts due to the
concern, we having authorised him to d.
so.
Christopher eale.
Joseph Smith.
Mahlon Seholield.
John kettell
T. II. Rowland.
January IA eo4w
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ASECD.I rF..

ANECD3fE.
A laughable subject occupied the beDch
at the Mid,llcsex sessions, short tim
s.uce, Ii was prosecutions. as stated b
Mr.. Barry, the counsel, sal;ns; inn L.
pinasse, Tor assault on Mary Kiie. b.
thrnwin. STONES at her window while 81,
was sitting in he roam, aud thereby Ell,
danscrias her person. Mr. Alley, on the
part OF the defendants said, the prosecn.
tor had educated cocSatoN, \ amVaC u.
ther Accomplishments had tr"ekt ii 10 ga
Into hls clients gardenS'cail her l-rib-h
tn the day Of what ~, learned friend had
called an assault, this cOckatoo came in
10 her garden and iasuitcd her in she
manner watch has been describ, d. The
Learned Gentleman leit VI To the Jury 10
say. whether tbs cuc!d be called az as
,au!t. and expressed hope, that in order
IT, prevent .he recurrence pi such unpl.a-
SAINT misunderstanding among neighOors,
som. philanthroyiSt would establish q
schoul for the better education cf parrots
magpies and eockatoos. ihe Jury. alter
4 moments onSidelativn, returned ver-
Dict Of Not Guilty London paper.
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Robert Cray
Land for SAFE

A tract or Parcel Of Land. containing
let~ssn tive and three hundred scres,
NJ the north aide u Occo9r.n in rJir
fax county abpu mites west of Deco.
quan mills. 1t is wei wa;s ed with ne.
yer faihs. springs. it IS nisp well tir.tor-
ID, and TIE gree: ,u2a;i:s .! flr iin.ber
oB ii renders it the mors valuable 70 any
person 10 the csctsrire line. This land
!. 81 the middle soil. and produce. corn,
wheat 81 any ether grain tclcyable we'll
here about lot acres cleared and nr,-
asr good fence. Tie Improvements are
a log dwelling house 4 ctnec out houses.
and good apple orchard Of about sixty
trees.
Also.
One other tract in the same county.
withiu three miies OF Occguaa, lyinx an
sandy Run, continuing AZ acres-cue
Na'i IN cultivation and uaaer gcn2 fercc,
The remainder hsa'Iiy tinbcrcr, here
are on tie premises an CID framed dwel.
ling hons. AMI out houses and AZ aepIs
srchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any peTsos lnciinirg 10 purchase can
view the premises and know the terSs
" applying to the subscriber nks lives
GEAR them.
Thomas Gossom.
November 90 o,,,,tLy4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14
India Goods and hum.
John G. L4add 4 Go.

Have Just received By schopner New
Packet and sIoop Henry, and will sci
OH liberal terms.
Is hid anJ Ia barreIs N z rum
s bales Bur5 OIL gurrahs
Q do Luckipore baftas -
do ChiIibiliy do
l do Ocmercuily do .
do fine do
l do Nov sannans
do Auzsngen mamoody.
Dec II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14

On Wednesday next the 18th instant, 4
zen o'einCs, at our Auction Rooms, oi
Uniun street.
ja'e Saperfae cloths
second dn
common do
l Hastings and coatings
/ Welsh iianncis
blankets
&. ah anal Blue plains
case Madras hanukercnlefs
I einghams
icno aid book mGsIins
calicues
Silks, cotton, worstcd AID varE h IS!
Try. tapes. pins, ga'oons, ribbons, s,k
.Aerinc ADD cotton sha wis.
2 hhds rum. Sd psoci
inGlaSses
10 barrels prime accf
s Casks white wine vinegar
EogaUt furh;tuye, erc. etc.
|,pna"y -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14
Stationary Prizes.

lat drawn ticket (thoSe set apart az
p,izes exoepted) on the 10th. 18th. 18th,
18th, 2Ist, ed. Esd, Gath, Goth. eth
days each. Ell, lied to sne III the ahove-
mentioned PRICES Of 100 tickets, COM
msncins at the lowest nuInber and pro.
ceetlng in regular succession until the
whole are drawn.
Isl drawn on the Goth day 8 aono
lot DO 25th day 1860
lat do 2Sth s9th each son
do 55th 10000
DO 50th 5000
On s6th S7th SSH
and s9th each 500
do SYST SGD SD
aud S4th 1.nGo
100 42d and 44th each LOCO
do 40th 15'uao
The prize tickets, set apart. for ieh
dag have already drawn $3.50 and there
.tIi ren,aIns III the wheel, Of that hoax
i6s Numbers and undrawn prize tickets,
~ this, or any other lottery foreign
CHECKS or unchsrtered bsak nctes, viii
be received in payment for warranted
undrawn tickets in this lottery.
Present price Of ~h,ie fick.es 80
and half, quarters and eight. in proper
IsD-fsr sale BY
Robert (Lrav
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Bank of Alexandria,

Jauuar, 6, 1917
A dividend Of four per sent. Ter t'''
a.t half year is thi. day declared, ard
ill be paid 20 the Stockholders in tie
n.titution or their legal representatives
n Thursday the 9th instant.
BY order Of the Beard,
j. L. M.Kenna, Cashier.
Janaary eoS~
The Life of Patrick Henry.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14
Tre,ti.s concluded between the United

Treaties concluded between the Cniteo
8 les AMI the following Indian tribes
ave been rat,fisd and confirmed ny 'h'
II .siien, Of III United -tates, with tn,
advice and consent of the Senate, auo
III speedily be officially published;
WITH the WeaI and kickaPoos, con
c ,ulsd juue 4th, 1916.
Witt the Chipp. was 4 Pottawatan.es
o,uctuded 4th August. 1916.
With portion of the Winebagoes,
concluded June sd. 1916.
With the Sac. If Rock River, con
Guided Ma, 18th. 1876.
With the Sioux Of the Leaf, concluded
June Srh, 1916.
Wnh the Nh,ckasaws, concluded Sep,
TENDER Gath, 1916.
With the rherokees, concluded Gcto
Der -.th, 1916.
With the Ghoctaws, concluded Oeto-
Der Gath, 1916.
Nat. Intel.
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9iGSaHGriI, Non. 20.

iieTaHGril, Eeu. 90.
Was committed TO tie Jail Ct thi.
unity a, Il runaway. a muia," mas
WAC says his name is David jones. and
Jays that he came from Hartford csnnty
:. The state Of South Garolina- he is A.
shnur feet 9 or IL inches high & atou,
- years of a!e--his face is rossh wi4!.
.; 1piss-he had on blue cloth os'sand
r"me made ranh,l"ons. he ouuer j.
'rlscsted 10 CONE a!u prove his proper
y. pay charges and take him away. o.
,herwise he viii DE disposed Of as the
Jaw directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
of the JAIN tor Washington Boyd,
Marshal.
November 80 Iawem
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14

List of Director, Of he United st
Bank chosen in Phiiahelrhia on the
.ust. Those names in ita!Ic, are new
rectDrS.
Robert Ralston
Chandler Pr,ce
Dennis 4 Smith, Balt.
Jo:ln Bohlen
Thems, Lcirer
Johh Savage
Gay Brysn
John G>4dard
john Donncl. Ealt.
James c. Fisacr.
Richard Cuts, Hash.
Janes Lloyd. Boston
Samuel Wcihcrih
Thomas M'Euea
Tho, as VI. Willing
Cadwritudcr Evau,, jr.
Jota IonnsAy
join BottJn. Saran.
Lace i.aicieace, ". ].
MaAue! Eyre.
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VEGETATION.
Extraordinary Prn,.uciion.

Extraordinary Prot'ucti"n.
NJ. James Gcff, an indus,r,n1s Citi
zen Of BrrstoI in the vicinity Of Warren
Bristol couRty (R. |. raised iron, 5 ST.,
Of an acre Of land. 533 IL bu.hpl, 1t We
setabes, which be sold Tor the .um al
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14
Public Sale

VIII be added to this Days Sale,
so barrels picked goldfish, frat quaint
Fioa; and 5. Carolina indigo in kegs
Ynuas ayssu tea
CofPcras, &c.
p. G. Mars.e;ler.
Jan IA
by John Jackson < 60.
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POTOMAC & SHENANDOAH
Navigation J .ottery.
Second Class.

Will cenmrhcc G'a,irs 90 Monday
The Sd day Of sebruar, 1877. TIE nL
owing is the pre'ert state Of Tie wheels
-l5 DAYS d a~iup over. viz.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-14
CT The ubscrlber has re-

III uooSiioSi hoo IL
moved his Compiling Room to the corner
of King and Columbus streets:
w. H. DUNDASS.
January
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Thomas Gossor.
New Medical vs. ork

November so errr,a
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05

which obliged him TO relinauish the sa.
cred profession in, WHICH he had ene A,
ged. Disappointed in his views of the
ministry, he engaged In tie instruction
OF youth, an employment the most con.
sonaDt to his wishes and feelings. He
was for several years the principal Of a
respectable Academy in Fredericktown
from which he removed, in Septeinber
last, tn take charge Of the department,
which had been assigned him in ST
Johns. Short as was his continuance
in this situation, be fully manifested, by
the manner in which he dischar ged the
duties vi it, that mis- character as a
teacher, was OF the highest order; he
was assiduoGs and attentive, and pos
Sessed The happy talent of conciliating
the affections and commanding the re
spcct OF his pupils, more by The influ-
ancc OF bcnevolence than by the cxer.
else OF authority. His learning was so
I'D and profound, and his mind was en-.
ncbed with the choicest treasures of
classic lore. AS man, ard as chris
ian, he was exemplary in al, the vari.
us relations and duties of life the re-
coils cucn of his virtues, while 81 serves
o mitigate, In some degree, the pain
'elt In announcing his dissolution, will
ford 10 his afflicted consort the BEST
oiace OF her grief, and the truest foun.
dalton OF her hopes of his eternal bliss.
he righteous shall be had in CIV
erlasting ieme mbrance."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05
FROM FORT AU.PRlNCE.

Captain Prentiss, OF the schr. Susan,
who sailed from Port-au- Prince, on the
Isl instant. informs that advices were
received there four days previous, tina,
Chris,ophe was on his march and with
{" 80 miles OF the place. In oonse.
quence ct this intelligence, Potion in,
mediatc!y ordered out 1000 men, and
'ad already organized 5000, who were
IN the march 10 meet the enemy /,
vas expected the forces of the rival
chiefs would meet each other on the
day Captain S. sailed " Y Gaz.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY JOHN JACKSON Is Co.


THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock,
VIII be fold at at the Vendue office, Union.
itrcet, between King and Prince,
SIS boxes mould and dipt candles
70 do No. chocolate, freih & good
20 bags coffee
4 casks white wine vinegar
Brandy
Cherry bounce
Rum
Gin
few coils of cordage
Starch
Rziiins, &c.&c.
ImMEDIArELr AFTER,
bale fup. Cloths
do fecond do
do bombazettes and bonlbazencs
do Florences
7 do WEIGH hannels
do baizes and bookings
do blankets
do carpetings, elegant patterns
cafe elegant hats
4 do ladies morocco floes
do mullins and cambrics
do cotton flirting
do Irifl linen
do Poplins and luteitrings
trunks calicoes
40 bbls. N. Y. prime beef
ALSO,
bale ready made clothing, on credi
Of 90 days ~
February s.
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ROBERT sMETHER,
0URGkON DENTIST.

=. 7. = OItOtfOtF LLIT IIOIt
u RESPECTFULLY prefents his comp,i-
IN ments TO The Ladies and Gentlemen ~
the Diitriet of Columbia, and informs tbo,,.,
thit he has returned to this city, and ind,
puriung his protection in ell its br,nob.s
and he hatters himfelf that he viii, 4. N, ~
to give iatisfa6tion to thole who o,,, Ill 'D' o
him lie may be fcen At MIR. Davis, india
Queen Hotel, between the hours ofsAM
and 4 p. M and will wait on Ladies and
Gentlemen at their REFLECTIVE houfes.
Warrington, Feb. Z, IF
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From the annapolis Gazette Of Jan. 80
OBITUARY.


Departed this life, on Sunday last, in
the 4lst year of his aye, the Rev. JoHN
V. WEYLIE, a. NJ. professor of the
Latin and Greek languages in ST. Johns
College I; gentleman whose correct
principles and upright conduct com
handed the respect Of all who knew
him. lie was Loin in Cecil coun.y, in
this stare, and was Indebted for his edu.
cation 10 the bencvolence OF tie virlu.
Gus Washington, and is mentioned H.
terms of respect ir one of the biograph.
'-al memoirs Of that iIlUstfious man.--
~ an early period Of his Iiiei he deyo
ed himself 10 the study Of divinity, and
N1s ordained to The Office Of Deacon in
le T. L. Church, by Bishop Madison
If Virginia. Ills learning and his ta-
tents promised TO render bin a yslua
Die acquisition to the church, ADD az
Iorded pleasing b5pes of his futpre
,st'ulness in The Christian ministry
But these hopes were frustrated Ly a.
q"fQnunale inreGjmept in his speech,
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Ninonees az Peansulpanfu.

hlthoug;, the people Of pelnsylgs.
MA DO not pay one cent OF a general
state tax, such is the productive nature
OF the funds which their treasury holds.
and OF tavern and auction licences, that
the public revenue is estimated a,
s5s,2o2 dollars-the expenditures at
$4,000 leaving surplus Of nearly
100000 dollars. Bell. Pm.
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Norfclk. jan. 90

'FotJolki Jaw. %,
Nor 50 Dad 1.-The cargo of the
packet siooP Stephen Decatur, (Which
vessel, as we mentioned in our last,
vas stranded on her way here from Bal.
timore,) we are now happy to state has
been saved, with the exception of few
boxes OF sugar. The articles saved
consisted chiefly Of whiskey, rum and
wine, which were removed on board of
three small coastiDg vessels, one of
which arrived here yes!erdsy--,We al
so feel pleasure in stating ii as the OPT.
mon OF those who have seen the silua.
tlon Of the vessel, that there is every
probability that she will be off and rcn
dered httor service as soon as tho spring
udeS Commence, Herald,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05

The number ofincorporaied and law
tul banks in Pennsylvania, as reported
by MIR. Firdlay, treasurer of the state
is thirty Scuenhnd the number OF un-
f6Tgfut end Incorporated banks, are %
but this last list takes IN &everal bridge
and turnpike companies who are iucor.
porated Tor other purposes, not barking;
bot who issue small notes. Co.
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Riebm md, Jan. sc

HiebmoHdS Jan so
.WcTv Olive Branch.--It is recollected
hat during tee late war Mathew Carey
( Philadelphia, published very pop
MAR pamphlet, entitled " The o i've
Branch, or Faults on both Sides" Tbis
essay related exclusively to political
parties, and was 50 much read that il
rapidiy ran through several editions
Mr. Carey has seized the same idea, IT,
relation to religious GeUds, and is "a
oout TO publish &" TIE Religious Olive
BfG"ck or, Faults on (neariy) all
'idcs " T. IS to be pu: 10 press IN tbe
non'h Of May, and published in Jolly
Is Augusl--Jnd to be cmbellished with
40 eugravings, Illustrating the variou,
Genes Of horror, perpena,e1 by pc
secutors, whether Roman Catholics, Z
piscopollans, Presbyterians, sc. &c
- CamhAer
SPECiOUS APPRARhSCE!!
we hsve seer an abswac: Of The ac-
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us endeayor &c retruee our steps, to cuI.
tivate peace, and to pursue the inesd
Unable privilege we enjoy--and trade
will return to its natural channel.
II Merchant and Land owner.
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DIED,

On Monday morning lost, after a lin
E.rirg illness, Mr.. NJ KENNEDY, a.
Sed 81, native Of Ireland, but long n
Tsident of this town.
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Winchester, IAN. 2k.

WNHcHeSteTB ian. Is.
We regret TO state,that nGtwilhstand-
ing 1t was at FIRST believed that the OK
tent of injury which General Tucker
sustained, by the upsettipg of the stage
between Alexandra and this place, was
not serious, though severely bruised, it
has been discovered, since his arrlvaj
here that the injury is OF such nature
as 10 render surgical aid necessary. H.
consequence of this, General T. has
deemed it advisable to visit Pbilsdei-
Phia, tor whence he sat oui on Thurs.
day last, (notw'ti Standing the inciem.
ency of the weather. to place himscl
undef the care OF that eminent surgeon
DR.. Physic.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-05

counts Of most OF the banks in Penns
sylvania, which have made a repeal TO
he legislature at its pre- .ent session
There are some small books in The in
terror, and the four following banks oil
Philadelphia, Bank of North America.
Philadelphia Bank, and Farmers and
Mechanics Bank-And with these ex
ceptions, the following is the result
Amount of their capital
stock Ss,o62, 1862
ofecfc on hand 1850, 1875
Loans or discounts 1860 $50
Deposits 2,o4o, 1903
Bank notes in circulation 5,I53l7a
The following conclusions present.
themselyes-lst, that then loans az
10 their capital stock; as I2,6so,s5s is
to s.o62s3s2--or about SO per centum
more--
I'd, That their deposits are 1910, 1903
Their notes in circulation 6ls3.I72
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Ss,o62,362
l.O5o,I95
l2,69o,55S
2,o4o,Io3
ei93,27s

OIlSo,zTJ
for which they may be called on, lo,
specie, as soon as their vaults are once
Ito NEE, which they have on hand on
iy 3i,o5e, l95-Ibat, is nearly e!ghr
tim as much as they would have spc-
Gle to pay.
This is Sheciou5 appearance, with
a vengeance. Tib.