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ihriy dollars FOR every sucb offence. lie
sevcsdi county courts, when they deem il
necessary may permit gates 10 be erected
ACROSS any reads, in their respective
counties, which shall not hs turnpIke ed
nor used Tor the transportation of The
rrn'n' salis aud 10 discontinue such gates
AT pleasure ; pIooided, that no such per
inl'>'oh Shall he granted, by any court.
except upon application previously enter
81 ol record, aud then only wien ma
Jorly OF the acting magistrates OF such
county shall concur therein, the whole
unmter thereof, having been nv order of
such codyi previously summoned for that
purpose II ri Prop'ded, that The several
superior courts ol law, whenever il may
lie suggested TO any such court by any
tiiizeu that gate, or gates, so erected.
Within lis juriSdictIon, is lnconvenieni.
or otherwise injurious 10 The public, shall
cause the oHner or owners az such gate.
nr gates, 10 appear before such court. al
HE neNi term thereof, 10 shew cause
Ut any te can, why such gate or gales
should not be discontinued which uro
cess beng returned executed. the SAID
cnrr, shall ,teroupon determine whether,
all circumstances considered, such gate,
or gates, Ought 10 be discontinued or not !;
and II such court shall adiudge that such
gate, or gates, ought 10 be discontinued.
II shah he the duty of the surveyor oi
such road, it any there he, and, II there
be 40 surveyor, thea Of The sheriff ofS!,e
county. 10 abate such gate or gates forth
with.
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EouSE OFREPREsENTATIyEs

zee, HO Dh1 FAB. ~.
ihe Speaker laid before the House A
ir'ier from TIE Secretary ofihr Trasury,
~ answer 10 q resolution ofthis House. OF
tie 22l Instant, as to Tie h .,ance4 aga'u.I
The state banks which have been retained
by the Bank OF the United States a. spe.
cal deposits also a letter from lhe See
reidry ut tie Treasury as to what part of
We bdIcDces transferred by ihe Treasury
tothe Bank, have been drawn from The
bdna by any department, bei,y en- Jauu,
AIRY and July, in 1917.
Ihe bills Which Yesterday passed the
senate were received, twice read am
committed.
Ihe bHl from The Senate 10 designate
thr boundaries OF districts and establish
idhd OiHces Tor jhe disposal oil The public
lands not heretofore offered for sale I'M
Cht" AIT Indiana aud The bill respect.
ms HE location Of certain sections OF
lands TO be grdnied for the seat Of govern.
meifl Vi Indiana we're severallv read On e.
third time and passed, and retained 10
tn Senate.
TIE engrOssed Requesting The
President of The United SialPs IN cause
astronomical observa lions H. be made IN
assertion the longitude Of the Capi,i
from any known meridian iH Eutopr, vas
read ilie ihrd limr, passed, a1d scDl 10
She Senate.
BlNK OF THE UNITED ST4TES.
The House proceeded 10 Tie ronsidera
boo OF the report g The committee oftl.e
whole, Oh the subject Of lie Bank cf ihe
Dnited States.
The tlrsiqnesiion la order. was on con.
curing with lbe committee Of the whole
u, their disagreement TO tlie following res
CiddUd
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SUPREME CnI1pT

1h"sdcY, February 25.-Mr. Justice
STORY delivered The opiuioDof the court,
In the case of the brig Friemdschafi aud
cargo, argued by Mr.. Ogden and Mr.
.theato", Tor the captors, and by Mir.
k3"painson, for the Claimants. Tie SEN
tence of the Circuit Court was affirmed.
and The property condemned. This deci-
SION settles point of law very imporiant
TO the mercantile world, HAT where a
house is established in the enemy s coun-
iry' aha one or more of the partners re-
side III The United States, or in neutral
country, his share is liable to condem-
nation as PRIZE of war, notwithstanding
lis personal domicH in the neutral country.
as we'll as the shares of his co-partners,
Nho are actually resident i'll The enemy's
country.
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Martin attorney
General of Mary Iamd) continued the ar
gumeni OF the case OF ~ CullOA against
lie State IF Mayiaid.
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Since we FIRST noticed the decision in
The supreme Court Of The United States,
as to the effect of the insOlvent laws of
lie individual states, we learn fros a
New York paper, that the particular case
before The court III which the decision
was made, had reference 10 law passed
subsequent TO the date of the contract,
WHICH, ii was attempted by the counsel of
the debtor TO show II had discharged. IL
The decision of the Supreme CourI went
no further than thar snch laws contrary
10 tn constitution of the United States,
the ell Ct in fins stale would be much less
extensive than has been supposed; as the
existing act lor the relief of msolycnt
debtors, vas passed in Tive year eighteen
hundred and five. Bait. Fed. Gaz.
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GEoRGETOwN, February Cd The
report III the Senate on The Seminole
War, has been presented. II is of great
length and is spoken of as clear and
manly exposition of The Irregularities Of
that transaction. We shall endeayor TO
give it at length III our next.
The committee in The Senate, were like
that IN The House. divided. Mr. Lacock,
4r. Barril and Mr Eppes being in Ia
yoI OF The report, aud Mr.. Eaton and Mr..
King against 1t. Tie report is under
stood to have been drawn up by MIR. La
cock. We have not heard that il is at
tended by lhai novelty IN congressional
proceeding, a counter yeport.
" IS somewhat remarkable that while
General Jackson is receiving public hon
ors IN some of Our great cities, in appro.
baton OF some parts of his conduct, a
committee of Tie highest body in The
Hatlon, after long aud laborious exami-
ration. are condemning other parts Of
his conduct. u is but Just TO observe.
however, that those who greet lin with
such high honors, say very little Of his
Seminole campaign. Messenger.
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fsPiuLADELPHIA, Feb. 2j.--We wewld advise
travellers In keep sharp look ont upon their
baggage. On Monday aud Tuesday nights the
baggage was stolen from behind the Post
Chaise, coming from New York 10 thrs CITY.
W g understand that in both instances the feio.
ny vas committed in uie vicinity OF this city.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. give have heard
this morning, from an authentic source.
that b. Tie opinion recently given in the
Supreme Court OF the United States, il is
decided, that no law OF any of the indi
vldnal states, passed since the adoption
ofihe Constitution, can impair the obi
gallon Of contract whether such con-
tract was made before or subseauen, TO
TIE fassage Of ihc law. FED. Gaz.
TIE HERO OF ORLEANS.
General JACKSON arrived iD this city
al 4 O'Clock tins morning, in the Steam
boat Philadelphia. While coming no the
river national salute was fred from Fort
Mtenry, Is also from Federal Hill, by
the Baltimore Independent Blues, under
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CONGRESS.

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FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


NEW foRKrNOv lS.-By the arriv.,
last evening at the ship Governor Girls.
void, the editors ofthe Mercantile Adver,
user have received Liverpool uanere IN
the 9ii', and London to rhe 7ih of lasi
month. VI '"S'
The election of Lord Mayor of London
II Will be seen, had resulted i'm the choice
OF the ministerial candidate.
LONDON, Oct. 7.-The contest for the
office OF Lord Mayor of London tcrnin.
ated yesterday at o'clock, when The
numbers stood as follows:
FOR Alderman Bridges, >. .3OO7
Alderman ThOrp, .2O43
-, Alderman Wood, .2OO6
Inc general principles of The Cons1jfu.
ZION of Wlriemburg, have received the
sanction OF The king and states of That
country.
%ochs-3 per cent. consols, 7Ol.
PARIS, OCT. g." have commnnicat.
ed 10 YOU IN former letter, the warlike
rumonrs which have acquired certain
consistency at Paris. A note Transmitted
on Friday by the Baron de Vincent, am
Dassador ct Austria, to The marquis Des-
soles, President OF the council, is said to
be relative TO the political views Of Austria,
Russia and Prussia. II contributed TO
lover the funds Yesterday. Courier.
IL is affirmed that the duke of Rovigo
IS on his way TO Paris, in order to abide
new trial, after having set aside the sem
lence Of death, to which he is condemned
by cOntunlace.
HAMBURG, Sept. 2s.-The notifications
OF the convention for the arrangement of
The differences between Sweden aud Dem
mark, concluded by tie negotiation OF
lord Strangford, were formally exchanged
Oh the Goth inst.
lRUN, SPAIN Sept. Is.-Wiil regard
TO tie Florida treaty some new facts
come out daily. Among other extraor-
binary circumstances, the Spanish minis-
Ter required of MIR. Forsyth categorical
answer, whether or not he was authorized,
in case lis Catholic majesty agreed iD
ratify the treaty, TO annex thereto a new
article, in which the u. States would
pledge themselves not 10 acknowledge the
independence of BueRos AyTes. II Is un-
deTsieod that The American plenlpOien-
iiary readily answered, that although bis
Instructions gave him no powers TO enter
INTO new articles, but merely TO urge The
ratification OF an instrument that already
wore perfect aud official form Yet, ne
veribeless he fell himself perfectly authn-
rized 10 say in the name nI his govern
meni, that ssch 4 proposition Was totally
luadmissible lie further added ila hIs
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congress, who are alluded To, may be oh.
served, en passant, that their commission
was 10 search Tor certain matters, which
they fairly confessed they were unable
To discover but, IN their search, they
met with other secrets worth know
ing ; and thus they certainly were
The pioneers To the more recent iHves,i-
cations and disclosures. This effect, how
ever, OF the report, was incidental, not
direct. The price of the stock Of the
Bank was depressed in the market by the
report that depreciation embarrassed
most of those persons who had bought il
on speculation, and led TO the losses which
ensued.
Since. the disclosure which was made
by the Committee OF Congress, appointed
TO examine into the affairs of the Bank of
The United States, of the fantastic
tricks before high heaven which have
been displayed by directors and cashiers,
u IS becoming fashionable for stockhold-
ers to examine little into the affairs
OF our corporations for the purpose of
| seeing what has become of their money .
we understand that an investigation has
taken place in one Of our city banks,
winch has exhibited a dismal picture
oil uiiapidation. We have heard nothing
certain upon this subject, but report saws
| iilat lew individuals have been so high.
~ Favored by themselves or others as 10
! nave become borrowers ofnearly the half
| OF me capital, and that the Institution
nolds 10000 dollars of protested notes.
we cannon vouch tor the truth Of lis STATE
ment, but, II 1t be incorrect, the friends
OF the corporation should take some pains
TO contradict it," IB
/ tnIlOulnu / ,,t> g
OF The severalSTATES aud TERRITORIES
OF the Union, may impart information
10 many OF our readers, and NAV be
useful TO others for the purpose of re.
ference:
| NEW HAMPsHIRE-Samuel Bell.
MASSACHUSETTS-Jo Brooks.
RHODE lSLAND-Nehemiab r. knight.
VERMONT-Jonas Galusha.
CoNNECTICUT-Olver Wolcott,
NEW YORK-Dewilt Clinton.
PENNSYLVANIA William Findlay.
NEW JERSEY-lsaac II. williamson.
DELAwARE-Henry Molleston.
MARYLAND-Charles Goldsborough.
VIRGINIA-James p. Preston.
NORTH CARoLINA-JObn Branch.
SOUTH CARoLINA-John Geddes,
GEoRGIA-John Clarke.
hENTUCKY-Gabriel Slaughter, (acting. ;
NEssEE-Joseph McMinn.
OHlo-Ethan A. Brown.
LoU1SIANA-James Villere,
lNDIANA-Jonathan Jennings.
MlssIssIpPI-George Poindexter.
lLLINoIS-Shadrach Bond.
ALABAMA-William w. Bib,
TERRITORIES.
MISSoURi-William Clarke,
MICHIGAN-LewisC ass.
ARKANSAW-James Miller.
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falls Of ,he Ohio. She lies, al present. ON
The beach, from which she Wilt be floated
10y The first rise OF the river. Her engine.
DC. are IN iOrwardnrss, and we are il,
hopes that, before The lapse of MANY DAYS.
We whall have The pleasure OF seeing he
upon the bosom OF hcr proper element.
The mode IN which this vessel was
launched is an evidence of the skill of
Mr.. Chapman the overseer, and principal
Workman. She was built al a distance of
$50 Zee, from where she now lies, between
"bit II there Is precipice Of THIRTY feee
Pe'Pend'cutar-ye she was let dorm, ii we
may so express il, without accident or
injury. This is The first instance OF The
KIND that we have heard of and we now
mention II merely 10 shew what can be
done. when enterprise aud skill are com
''iheu. Herald.
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Anohey JYest I,,J;o ty,,,.,

TFWIFlCUVC.
New YORK, November 10 pu H.
schr. Live Oak, Capt Britt. we havs re, re
ceIved advices from ST. Barts tn The anvil
ana 81. Thomas 10 the 3Isi ult. News
had reached The latter place OF two hnr.
ricanes expected IN the Wmdward Island.
on The 9Th and 18th Of October. The ef-
reefs OF the latter were most calan,i,ous
having totally destroyed the prospect of
me coming crop, which was extremely
li%tering. The accounts stated that The
gaze was even more severe than the dread.
iui hurricane of the 2ist or Sept. Seve-
.al or'ghers had arrived to obtain supplies.
the estates being totally DESTROYED. The
accounts were principally from Barbo.
does: The leeward Islands fell nothing
OF this gale. fNer A1r
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BY letter from Gibraltar, we learn the
following particulars:
Captain Read lett Gibraltar for M ad rid with
dispatches for DIR. Forsyth, September %
immediately on his return the Hornet yvonld
sail tor the United States
,, 'ne Gnerrlere was, at the date of our letters
(Sept ~ cruizing off Cape de Ga, nnder The
command OF capt. Thompson. The rest of the
squadron was at Leghorn. 1t was TO be ar
Gioraitar on the LIST Oct at which time The
ERE sioop OF war would sail for the United
States with com MDononph and the rest n,
the navy officers lately arrested.
Inc AFFAIR between the officers Of the Erie
and those OF the British 9th regiment han
oeen honorably and amicably adjusted.
Phi. Dom Press
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CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE

III Is mentioned i'm a Nassau paper of the 29tI,
september, that n wreckiny vessel had a-riv
eu that day from the Coast of Florida with a
quantity OF Indians on board whose appear-
ance In Nassau had excited considerable cnri.
osity as TO their Grand and intentions Thax
reported themselves as having been rohbed
by our frontier citizens and driven from tbeir
homes. The following particulars are fron,
The Bahama Advertiser of the I'd October -.
Sardnnah Museum.
ar, NASSAU, Oct.2.
he Indians who arrived here on Wed.
hesday iasi from Florida are come TO solicit
some supplies the Chief has " It'll him a Pro-
S,amation issued by Admiral Cochrane and
oene'ai heane al the time of proceeding
asainst New Orleans. We believe an applica-
non mas been made TO the Commander in Chief
TOT assistance bat they have had no encou
'aseInent 10 expect a compliance with their
uehahdsi Inc amitS suhsisting betw cen our
government and that of the United States.
PPci"dng any measure tending TO i'm, rease
err promote "a hostile disposition between these
people anu the subjects of the States They
are deSifons OF getting to Jamaica bur their
WISH there can be TO little effect AZ IL 10 hero
,hey represent themselves as driven from
tneir homes and hunted as wild deer tb.t
mere are about 1000 of them, and Thar tIei.
greatest enemies are the Cowetas a nation
IKE themselves, who having made terms win
the Americans are set on by them TO harr.s.
ana anDihllate their tribe. The number arrirad
are rs, and being destitute OF the means nj
support are furnished on the score of hmm.nity
WITH rations and to lodge in one of the bar2
racks" '"e JAR
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SERIOUS FIRE.

BOSTON, Nov. l4.-Ths evening he
tween seven and eight O'clock, a fire COM
menced IN the ropewalk, occupied by Mr..
Edward Adams, at the bottom OF the
Common, which was entirely consumed
together with the two walks. 10 the nor,b
east, belonging 10 Mr.. Samuel Emmous
and Henry Chapman, 81 Co. The newly
erected manufactory owned by Messrs.
Winslow Lewis & Co. was also Injured
as well as the house and lurnltnre of Nh,
Iuckerman, baker. Thus of five rope
walks, one only, occupied by MIR. joseph
n. Howe, was preserved from the flames.
The wind blowing strongly from N. n.
w. appeared 10 endaDgcr not only every
contiguous walk, but all the buildings I'm
the neighborbood l.: the fakes of fire were
carried over the roofs of the houses, and
threatened destruction TO buildings stu
ated al great distance.
" is about six weeks since Messrs.
Winslow Lewis and Cos manufactoTy of
patent rope, was burned, not without
strong suspicious of lncendidry villany.
and the recurrence Of another fire. fol-
lowing soon afterwards, warrants the
alarming conclusion, that similar al
tempt has occasioned the present misfor.
tune.
STEUBENv1LLE, Ohio, Oct. 23.--THe
Steam Boat built in this town by Messrs.
MOderwell and Chapman, and owned by
them and Mr.. Wise, was launched OF the
bed OF the river on Tuesday last, and on
Inc same day she was named, with the
ceremonies customary on such occ asons,
IN the presence Of brilliant assemblage
OF ladies', and of the inhabitants generally
OF tie place, tie Bezateei WeHs. Upon tie
name being announced, The male part Of
The company manifested llIeir appreciation
of u by cheering, and The smiles of the
ladies' were no less expressive Of their
abstraction, whilst piece of ordnance OF
The shore announced the lidings TO the
hills and vallies around. After partakiug
OF some refreshments, which were liberal
w furnished by the proprieiors, The com
pany dispersed 10 their homes.
ibis boat will carry 80 ions, exclusive
% her machinery, and is intended as n
regular trader between Pittsburg and the
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE

EXTRACT OF LETTBR-DATED
MHiedgerils GeO.) Moo 8, 1919.
On Saturday last. the legislature o,
this state made choice Of FREEMAN Wal,
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NEW ORLEANS, OCT. i6.
Eatract of a letter from Pensacola. dai

NEW ORLEANS, OCT. rs.
Eatract of'a letter from Pensacola. dated
October ID.
The Governor has ordered TO fortify
Barancas. Three or tour new breast work
are erfcflng-all The troops have gone TO
the works 40 men only remain in thi.
garrison"
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20. The verdic,
OF the coroner's jury, held on the bodv
OF L. Bailly Blanchard, esq. late cashier
Of the Planters Bank, the Goth ms,
stripped oftechnical phrases, was Thai
he fell under The blows of some assassins
and was afterwards thrown into the river :"
Letters from Blakely, Alabama received
at New York, TO the 24th ult. do not sneak
OF The arrival OF any Spanish troops al
Pensacola.
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A letter 10 one of the Editors dated

letter 10 one Of the Editors, dated
Columbus, October 25, says:
hear that application is pending before
Judge Ihomp> on, for habeas corpus 10
release Harper and Orrfrom their impris
onmeni las trespassers VI ct a,mis.) al the
sun OF the Bank of the U. States Report
SAYS, That among the many points mad,
The right OF the state Judge 10 issue The
writ Is contested on the one hand, and on
ne otner II IS questioned whether the u.
SlaIes court; upon their own principles
heretofore adjudged, can have .ognizsuc,.
IN the suit of Harper d Orr, since some
OF the stockholders reside i'm the state
Further argument to be heard next Sal,
urday. presume the application is par
tlcular as TO the circumstances.
Cincinnati Gaz.
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scarcely vessel reaches our shores. thar ia
9ot the harbinger of robbery, piracy and mn.
uer. perpetrated on the ocean BY reference
10 the ship news, il will be seen amother Amse
.,can vessel has been pilfered of $40 600 off
tue iortngas, and that the picaroon who COM
hiiited the act, had a sloop in company, the
WhoIe crew OF which had been massacte6 I,
sa Wen authenticated fact, that the varabonds
anu ihrendiaries, who compose this yillainous
heterogeneous mass of ocean bighwaynen'
are ihe very eJectments OF the four ouarter.
OF me globe inheriiiHg from the hour whirb
"Sheftd them into the world the dormsnt
prhciries OF fagitions depravty which rTow.
ug WIN their growth, aul strengthening win,
men strength unfold themselves ieng before
the age OF maturity and eminently uuaIify
tntm TOT lhe preparation of every c rhine i'm the
uark catalogue OF moral turpitnde. Win
shame and lndgnatiOa, we confess manx cor,
cerned III Tins system OF buccaneering are A.
'herlcan citizens, some of them born In RaIti-
more. The squadron under Com. Morris ~ i,
hoped Will bring those detected i'm piratinS IN
condign punishment. ShOuid the first vessel
captured by hum contain a solitary BaItimore
an concerned either directly or Indirectly in ths
IouI deed above enumerated, latter due trial A.
cchVicion) his suspension at the ward arm ne
any public vessel lying in full view of our cir
might possibly have good effect.
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AUGUSTA, Nov. l2.-We have good
reason to believe that the following r.
port. published in the MiIledgeyille Re
publican of the 9Th inst. is at least. nre
mature. Ii is not improbable, however.
that requisition OF the kind may be
made at some future day.
A report reached this place Yesterday
that General GAINES has received or
des for detachment of 5000 men from
This state, and 5000 from South Carolina
TO proceed TO Amelia Island.
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dollars showing the general balance in
FAVOR oil The bank OF the I'm led States TO be
l4,OSi dollars, which was tie only sum
Tor which the hank of the United States
was entitled TO demand specie, on that
day, from the local banks in philadei-
phia.
n. pRINKER
Cashier Of the Bank of North America
L. CHAuNCEY
Cashier ofthe Sank OF PENNSYLVANIA.
@. CAMPBELL,
Cashier OF the philadelphia Bank.
HENRY KUHL,
Cashier ofthe Farmers and Mechanics Balk.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS
cashier fthe Commercial Bank of Pennsy lvania.
8. WILCOX.
Cashier Of the M.cLaaics' Bank of the civ and
county of Philadelphia.
Cashier Of the Schuylki Bank in the city of rbil,a
ID. VAUDEVILLE
=, cashier OF the Bank Of the Northern Liberties
November l6, 1919.
The accounts published concerning the
success of Messrs. Perkins & Co. in Eng
iand are much exaggerated /: no engage
men, mad been entered into at the period
OF The latest advices, nor were they 10
EXHIBIT their specimens before the frst
Norember. They have had, of course.
many interviews with the gentlemen i'm.
terested in their work, and the applause
winch they obtained was very flatterinp :
they had completed border scroll for a
oank note, which contained the mhoLe OF
the charter Of the Bank Of England, the
letters so small as 10 require magnifier o
read the execution OF This was Justly
considered most extraordinary, and the
more extraordinary, as they could pro-
duce by their method, cappe,plate en-.
CRAVINGS as many and as rapidly as
by other method paper notes are print
ed. The prospects of Mr.. Perkins " ere
good-but not positively certain
Phil. Gaz.
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The President and Directors OF the
Conococheague Bank (of Marylandl lav,
called meeting OF the Stockholders. "a
be held on the 23d December next. is
order 10 determine whether said institu
ton shall be continued or not. They view
The present situation of the bank as per.
fertly safe and solvent.