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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-06
Dissolution of CopartpershiT

V>HE partnership of Samuel Ward end
i Enoch Lewis, trading under the firm Of
Samuel Ward T. Co. was dissolved on the
18th inst. by mutual consent, and all &C.
counts relative to the concern, are TO be ad.
justed and settled by Isaac KeIl AMI Beho.
nj Wheat, Of which all persons Interested
therein will please take notice.
SAMUEL WARD,
aus IL DIFF ENOCH LEWIS,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-06
Wanted.
Heth's Superior Crate Coal.

EVHE subscriber having made arrange
L ments with the proprietors Of the Coal
pits near Richmond, it is his intention to
keep constant supply of the above article,
which he offers FIR sale on reasonable terms.
His coal yard is on Tbonpson's wharf,
where orders will be promptly attended to.
august "a If WHl. L. KENNEDY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-06
Samuel Ward 81 Enoch Lewis

III AVlNG, by assignment, executed 10
- the subscriber, transferred to him all
thdlr stock in trade, books and papers, rights
and credits, for certain purposes mentioned
in the said deed of assignment. notice is
therefore given to all who are in any way
indebted to the said firm TO make immediate
payment to the subscriber, or 10 Benon;
Wheat, who alone are authorised TO receive
the same. and adjust all matters appertaih.
ing to the business Of the said firm.
august l8 If ISAAC KEEL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-06
4 Ii E \ s
Lucky Office,

Pensvlvanis avenpr, aShington city.
Tickets in the Grand State Lottery, 9Th
class, at 50 dollars: National, at Is dolls.
Orders by mail, or otherwise, enclosing
the cash. post paid. will meet with prompt
attention Address S. (. NJ. Allen.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-06
Drawing Announced.

Drawing Announced.
ySNHE Drawing of the Grand National Ca
nal Lottery will positively commence
in October next, and such has been the ra-
pid sale OF tickets that it will be finished with
great despatch All who are DESTROYS OF Sc
cui ing fortune at the least possible hazard
are invited 10 examine attentively the scheme
of this brillian. lottery, which contains The
following truly desirable capitals, VIZ !:
40. 600 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
so of 1000 Dollars.
90 of 500 Dollars.
With several thousand smaller prizes
More prizes than blanks!! And 5000 tick
cts entitled to too chances each
Tickets in the greatest variety OF numbers
wholesale or retail } for sale at
7 Y l. e r. S
Grand .NhtionGi Lottery office.
Two doors east OF Davis's Hotel, Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Orders from all parts OF the United States
,encloeing the cash, will meet with prompt
attention.
Present price of tickets II dollars shares
in proportion, but will advance to 9 on the
Alb September. B. o. TYLER.
aug x6 CIV Sole agent for the Managers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-06
TOBACCO.

NIFTY kegs BARCLAYS brand, war
4 ranted OF prime quality, for sale hy
9mo5 l2t T. II. HOWLAND.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-06

and large number of 100 dollar and ~
dollar prizes,
On Monday, tickets will advance TO 90
dolls. until O'Clock this evening, they may
be had at IS. shares In proportien. at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
POETRY.



Mr.. .DoueLAss-Pesse inser, the following
lines, and obiye yours, u o.
CURE FOR coASUNPT70AS!!
Address Of Kitty Plume. formerly OF Band box
Theatre. Folly street, Paris Author OF folly AZ il
Aies, inyrntee Of ladies' Busks (now patented in
The United States importer Of Leg horn Bonnets, J,
dispenser of fashions, &c. &c--t0 Dicky Dandy.
lately arrived tSm Vanity Ally, Busk County,
Corset Inspector. and ladies' tooth pick maker.
&c.
declare my dear youth, bold presumption is truth,
Though stubborn old age step between us;
Will show you the way with Consumption TO play,
I'm daughter Of Dan.-- Venus.
While truss-hooped so tight, by day. or by night,
We can save the cxpence Of candle,
For Busk shows alone, tits modesty's zone,
Lac'd prudence, in darkness won't gambol
When the whaIe.bone took. like black wasp to
look,
Old people thought would 40, know it,
And It shall not be said that spotsss young maid,
Means to any but DAndies To show it,
Bnt when I'm displayed, in the Corset I've made
warn every coquette and prude.
syot the fashion to follow, their pretensons hol
a Vice, on honor must never intrude
Oh the blessings Of stays never known in old days,
For Virtue was not then invented.
Ihe stubborn aunt Bess, yet goes loose in her
dress,
BY evsry fair Belle is Iamented.
What wide world Of waste, what strange want
ottaso, WN
Fer the fair screw'd their bodies to form,
Will french danes receive it, will fashions believe
That clothing is needed to warmi
To lace is so handy. my fail booted Dandy;
Can any great puddend young Ape.
Or simperng BufEoon, in stuif'd pantaioon,
Look on woman in natural shapei
When DER novels bend. or romance sttead,
l am surely beautiful creature;
Eor when pinched in twain, I'm relieved from pain,
How unnatarals the appearace Of nature.
Her tongue may then hold, in the kitchen may
scod
Leave the parlor for Doctor and me
Who tells me that stays for the last thirty days,
Have kiil'd only seventy three!
A. the Cow. agood friend, drove small pox from
the land,
So corsiets diseases defy, tfthI
Let us brace pant aud PINCH cen down to an inch.
And Consumption itself will soon die
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
.x* CCkES PL.itf OkMED
Though hereiofore considered hasf rehe1! ll
DIR. RELIES @ 4
BOT ANICAL DROPS.

or Mr. Shear1li. carpenter Of Bosfor, was -
AVA months afflicted with tumour on the
back OF Ills hand which ncapaciated him for work,
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
operation his hand, and considered ,neurabie,
cured and restored to health BY taking bottles
- these drops
Mr. Wrigh et Boston. was 8 years Afflicted with
fever-sor on Of his legs, had tried most medi.
, eines without effect, was cured by bottles.
II Child sf -fr. BurriH of Ndnoyer! WAS cured
of Ulcers and Biies, oi which had esi down'ts
the ribs, by bottles This child was considered
in dying stae when he began taking these drops.
I'm bif,mt Of Bosfon, was covered all over with
eruptIons. blind with both eyes, cd by boz.
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
for Is years. with eruption all her attended
with most tormenting itcbings. barnings and biotch.
es, had los, thereby two toe and one f,ger nsiss
was cured by bottles; she had not lett her rooa,
for months, and Considered past al relief!
Il Gs mismon Of Lerias ton, was afflicted 90 years
with ulcers IN his legs, could, obtain 10 reli,s,
was cured by 4 bottles.
n Gentleman Of Boston, his wife and S children
was years affiioted with eruptions. had tried
ever, medicine wthout success, was cured by thess
Drops
"A Gentleman Of Rorbtry, was so years afflicted
with humor on one Of legs. attended with burning
itching and blotches. was resigned as psst felief,
for 80 years could no, lie bed times, was per-
fectiy cured by these drops.
A Lady Of Chariesiosga was two years afflicted
with white swelling her knee joint, had tried
every assistance. and considered past relief, con-
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
and using Dr. Jebb's Linneni, in weeks she had
the free OF the JOINT, the pain Ief her. and By
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are a radical care for scurvy, scro.
fala, ST. Anthonys fire, ieprocy, pimpied faces en-.
lsrged glands sore legs, ulcers even when the bone
is affected. venerial tsints when mercury has failed.
are the best spring and autumnal physic, and may
be given TO children with perfect safety Price 81.
or six bottles for FIVE dollars, IL bottles for SO or
~ dozen for Sl0o --GJ FAX for "Dr Relies Botan-
ical Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed wv
L. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor. W I. Conway, chemist. No l. Bum.
sted Place, Boston by mis- special appointment, BIZ
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No ITO, Thames street, Newport.
.flss, by
Lemuel w Briggs, Bristol Hercules Whitney, ..
II Mason, Propidsnce; Dyer and Howes. Hindiau
Greene, Ne'e Londc, Isaac Bull, Hartford and
most druggists, book ksellers and pos, masters thro
on, me United States where may be had all these
Justly es'eemed and h,shy approved "Medieiaes."
prepared By w T. Conway"
Dec. 1877 (iyl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

RELIGIOUS DISSIPATION
Extrac from" Il Sketch Of my Friends Fam
iiy, intended 10 sugg.s' some 4, SeGcal Inns
en- Religion, and Domesdc Manners"
n BY Mrs. MARsHALL;-recent pub
lished in Boston.
We had not risen from the breakfast
table. one morning, when female, rather
young, and fashiopably dressed, entered
the room. After few commou place
civilities she tuned to Mrs. Clifford, say
hg. 81 called to tell you that Mr.. s.
us in town, he breaches to-day as----,
and you msst positively put ON your
things, and 60 with me to hear him :"
HCouIdI consistently do so," replied
her friend, 81 should be very happy to
accompany you but, excuse me il say,
that were this excellent man to see the
: dear little group by which ! am sur
rounded, he would BIZ the first to forbid
my leaving them to listen to- his srrmon."
"Perhaps the conscious recollection
Of some dut, unperformed AT home, just
then stung the feelings of our devotee |;
or j, might be purely a misguided zeal,
which Redeemed on her cheek, as she re.
..torted somewhat sharply, :" When. like
Martha's, the heart is careful and ,roub-
led about many things, it is easy to find
a pretext of duty to prevent our listening
to the words Of Jesus"
",Mrs. Clifford mildly answered, 81
hope ] am aware of this plausible decep-
'tion, but in the presen, instance am no,
conscious of meriting the rebuke. You
may remember, my clear Mrs Hem.
-mond, that Martha was not censured ior
a necessary attention to her ordinary and
relative duties but for an undue ankle
ty, an ostenta,ious and ill-timed desire OF
providing things, more than Hospitality
good" Perhaps too, may remind you
tina, there subsists visible difference be.
tween her ncglecting to hear the words
Of the Reteemer, when he honored her
roof with his sacred presence, and m
declining to attend the discourse of o.
OF his servants, when such an attendaro,
would necessarily involve neglect @
duties. more strictly enjoined upon me
I" You have always great deal to ST
about duties, my DEAR" resumed the IL
DIV; "but i'll read my bible right, IL
duties are so acceptable with God, as
.aifectionate reception Of his gospel, and
desire to see his kingdom advanced ! !,
our own hearts, and IN the world ~ I,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12

w HEREAs. by the acts Of Congress. passed or


w HEREAs, by the acts OF Congress, passed or
w The 26;h of March, 1904, on the Sd OF March
1906, and on the 25lh Of April, 1903, the Presii
den, of the United States is authorized to cause
the Lands in he District of Detroit TO be oIeIed
for sale when surveyed
Therefore I, JAMES MONROE, President of tie
United States, do hereby Dc clare and make known,
that public sales for The disposal lagreeably 10
law) of certain lands, shall be held at Detroit. in
Michigan Territory, Oh the Grst Monday in July
Souh cfshe base hne East Of the merid htsa
Townships ,2,3,4, 5.6&7, in ranges 4, S, and 3.
1,2, 34, sc. il range z
l,2, 5, AZ S, in range 8
excepting such lands as are or may be reserved h1
law for the support OF schools for other purposes
The sale shall continue SO long may be mecca
sary to offer the lands for sale and longer aud
the lands shall be offered in Ieguar numerical Or:
der
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington,
this 18th day of March, 1920.
BY the President; JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MtIGS,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the Lsscs
Of the United States will publish the above once
week till the lst day of July next, and send ihar
bills To the Genera Land Once for payment
March 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
Commissioners Notice.

ME. the subscribers having been srpoin,ed b.
the Hon Court of Probate for the the tows
{ Newport, in the county Of Newport Commission
RS 20 receive examine and adjust the CLAIMS az ANS
he Estate of
SAMUEL KING,
''e OF Newport, deoessed, represented insoivent
20 heteey give notice, that six months from the 6t..
lssat are allowed to the creditors of said Estate
bring IN and prove their respective claims an,
ha, We viii attend for ths, purpose. a, our respee
We dwellings. an, lime during said period -.
S'sr'iS srsanEs DENIS; DsSlo,s c.~'s-a.asr'
NJ pers ms indebtedto the Estate Of aid deceas.
ed. are called upon To make immediate payment TO
SAMUEL KING, .9aainisasssr.r
Nesport, March Is, 1850.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
TO LET,

fnd Possession grpen, on the i5M Of .1erS
nexf.
HE House ON Thames-street, occu
j pied by CALEB GRnEs asd the shop in front.
occupied by JOAN GREEs, either together o.
separately Also. the House in the rear now occu
pied by ALBERT w GARDINER.
Newport, March 29th 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
Going /! GoinS Conc |!

A. and B. two auctioneers. were re-
markably disproportioned in their stature
A. was mere dwarf and B. very tall.
AT public sale, A. mounted hogsrcad
partly filed with Scoth SnaTin bi'dtcrs-
which stood on one end. AS he was re-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12

A few years ago, Subaltern, of the
regiment Of the Prince Of Nassau We'll
,ourg, was impeached of arrime Of
reAt atrociSk He esserted his inno
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
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A French gentleman experimenting
himself on his death-bed, earnestly in
treated his wife not to marry an officer,
Of whom he had been ieaious.-" My
dear (said she) do not distress yourself
l have given my word to another great
while ago."
A sailor having a mind for ride, and
,eing unacquainted with a horses ngcins
(as he termed it) was very busy in ha'-
iessing his nag. when he happened topu
We saddle the contrary way. A persol
car him observed to him his mistake
rheo Jack looking steadiastly at him, ant
wing his quid twist in his mouth
aid, SHOW do you know which way
m going TO ride ?"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12

The motto of the English arms j.
Honi sOit qui mal:y pense." A York.
shire uag reading il OH The sign OF pub
lie Inn, rendered it thus" Honey, SHef.
Pulls, Hdt and Peas"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12

peating one-and-ten, one and. ten, gof' :.
going, going, gentlemen, the head s..
way and A descended out of sight
gone, says Band the sneezing Of y.
left no doubt Of the fact, for though cot
of sight, he was not out OF heasin
The effect on the crowd Was liidescrib
bic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22
Scottsvilie. AlbemarIe. Jan. 20. 0N'
TRUST SALE.

virtue Of deed OF trust executed to the snbscri
IL her tue 3ist May, 1870 by Elizabeth Steptoe Of
Hewck, near UTbanna, in the county of Mddiesex for
purposes therein expressed shall proceed to sell
ready money Gin notes Of the Virginia Bank Farm
ers Bank of Virginia. of the United States fol-
gold and siverD on the 25th OF February. if fair or
the next fair day at the place aforementioned sundry
NEGKoES. and other personal property contained in
he SAID deed VIZ George Judy, Nancy aud children
named Diicia, Carter, wiam-Nancy, Miily aud her
ehtu Mary-forty head of Cattle, one hundred head
OF Sheep, a Carriage aud two Horses; and Males
or as much ct the above shall be Forthcoming OH
the day of saie aud will satisfy the debt in
tue said deed, and the eXpences of this sale but IL
dehcient will then proceed SELL the same terms
valuable PLANTATION in the same deed called the
Grange, situated GU the Rappahannock river ana
Grange creek, containing FIVE six hundred acres of
land as is more fully described in the said deed
GEORGE ID. NICHOLSON, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22
nUMFOKD ACADEMY.

EUhtOED ACADEMY.
gyms Seminary will re-connence on the 18th inst
q ahh ehd ON the 18Th Dec. next-wiih the usual
sahie NacatioB-TeTlns fpf hoard and tuition 81 80
20 bs paia quarterly ia advance, each boarder finding
his bed. "'
The subscriber has The satisfaction or announcing to
thephDc that he has al Length procured Mr. OFlag6er
~ 1" direct the exercises OF this schoo-a gentleman
whose CHARACTER both moral aud literary, is so well
supported ny testimonials In the Subscribers posses
soh anl 70 be seen 10y those who feel iutereste as to
Justly Tue belief that he viii be an ACQUISITION 10 the
Ihsut"uoh Tie Will instruct youth IN The Latin Greek
ano ttencb dnsuagestbe nath enatics and The minor
Oahches OF tie English. subscriber will add tat
- ne mas spared neither pains expense to obtain
acospfent teacher, he atIers himself his labor will
not he IN vain. KIcIiARn mi "
Jan f. 7a1,,fs,,'ei.
" The subscriber does not hesitate to promise that
the most serupuOus attention shall I've paid to The aca
detnc anC religious exercises Of the pupils who fran
petiectk Owltdge II tie TUdimens and hrauties NJ
tue above languages, which n shai be bis uureuiuo
care TO impress on them, command bapry farti
ny to translate either. Elucution sud COR posi
ton m the Latin French Eng ish viii form subjects
OF regular occupation. IL VIII not. II is presumed ne
Considered unreasonable the part Of he subscfbrr
" he demands = extra per aunum from the proils
VINO w'sh To aiiam ~ The french language. tie vii
Sbteftulj devote some Of bis leisure bouts n rnrvers
.M WIN mem IN u, which Is cettai u the mos
o.Ha' aHd expeditions means 81 becoming well &C
9"aluteu with so polite aud useful \ arg are
'' 90 ~ T. } O'FLAHERTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22

n rbe ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
rally three times week during the session OF the
State Legi,st the same heretofore fype
Dollars perannnn payable la advance. Notes of Char
tered speeepayiig TANKS, (oafy) will he received In
payment. The Editor will guarantee the safety Of
RENTING them ny mali, the postage of all letters being
paid ny the writer's.
n No paper will be discontinued tbut ut the dscre.
ton Efitor until all atearages have been paid up.
i1Wboevet viii snaraneethe payment ofnine papers,
shall receive a teath gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II Ore Sqaare-FsrSt Insertion, IS ceats-edch
continuance, so cents.
- ", fdvertiseaieat inserted until 10 has either
been pail for, assumed by person ia this city
rs ppIir,
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Sealed and delivered in 2
the presence of


N pursuance ola decree of the superior coan OF
d chaucery directed by law 10 he holden in the cit,
of Richmond, pronounced The 9Th day March sO7
ana OF an order Of the superior chancery hold
enin the town of LynehbnTg, made the 10Th day Of
oei"her, 1919 between Robert Graham only surviving
acting eX'or of James Lyle, dec plaintiff and the
representatives of John Lorng. dec. deendans-wilI
he sold on the premises, on WedaeSday, tie 23d ndy
OF FebrHd'y nert, on credit of twelve months three
certain tracts of LAND lying and being in the county
OF Nielsen, formerly hmherst) The first containing
one hundred acres by patent to the said John Lorine
bearing date the 10th day OF March 1856. The second
tract containing ninety eight acres, 10y paeat bearing
dale Sd day OF Sept. 762And the thiI contain
ing 400 acres, by patent bearing date the I'd day OF
June i562-Or such part thereof shall be sufficient
10 satisfy The balance due said decree the
or purchasers giving boHd with sufficient security for
Tie paynehi of The purchase money, bear interest
~ 'he rate OF per centnin per anBum, from The day
OF sale urtl payment, and the lands remain in the
snds OF the purchaser or purchasers bound and sub
Ject as farther security in default made in
The PAYMENT of the purchase money aforesaid as SET
forth III the said decree Of the 10th March 1907.
JOAN HOLCOMBE, Marshal
OF the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the District OF LyhchbuTg.
jan ~. 70..l2t
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CONGRESS-.
ssssss,....-.s....
tRep0rfFd FOR the Natioaat IHfefLigeaceT J
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY IANuApv -

MONDAY, JANUARY n.
The House was occupied until past
o'clock to-day, IN receiving and referring
petitions.
Mr.. WUhoms, Of ". e from the com.
miiiee Of Claims, made uniavorable re-
ports OF the petitions Of John Slarde.
want, Joshua Patrick, Frederick Falley,
Morton a. Johnson, Elizabeth Goodrich
and Enocb Turner, Johnson CrutcheT and
Thomas Rawlings, Samuel Q Richardson
aud John Haley, Of John Gallagher aud
others on behalf Of certain Shakers cg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22
RnLlnn {. IVnl.-- - -

- |''"H VNW I1TGTW EUUlWp
WI 80 a STE 3 ENGINE. Of eigb, horse oower
~ al It's patts, fF"m the shop ~ gnon n
-, -. some birmingham" This eugtup is cot,ttd
g supe''"r to ahj ever imported into this cnnutty
~" .o'ns, apply 10 John =. PIe2sa.ts a SON gstt,
sp.r, e"'Iew hanisRy ~ tie city % Washington
a.shoS lajl'r Of N'rfok, to Beverley Kandoieb "f
pt,ct fs.,A ~ SuDSefibeT. HAKRY HEfH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22

f. r Portrait Painter
HAS opened AN EXHIBITION ROOM, for the in
speciion Of his friends aud the public, at his resi-
dence, corner OF aud sth streets.
Jsn.2 Yp..3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22

ON the 25th day of December last took from on
~ hoard of Thomas GeossS's boat, Gabe head man .
Three bags of wheat supposed to contain from six to
eight bushels which he said lie bought Of negro al or
near the Fine House Falls, James river. ALSO about
II tons lump plaster, which lie said he bought Of a
white man in Richmond, but did not know tue mans
name. We have no doubt but both the wheat and
plaster were stoieB.-Ihe owners are requested 10
come forward, prove their property pay charges and
take it away or 1t will be sold agreeable to law
JAMES B. HOLMAN,
l.. MOON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22

<>, BANK Of Pirgtnid, Jan. @, 1924.
( NERTAiN propositions having been submitted 10 the
- Geaeral Meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the Bank
oil virginia, touching the redusou Of the salaries Of
tue President OF the said Bank and of its branches aud
me dinntcn, as far as practicable of the expences
OF the Institution; and it appearing to this meeting
That many of the stockholders represented and
many ofthe proxies of others have been gwen
view 10 such qnasiions-for the purpose OF obtainnga
fhil meeting, and full and distinct expression Of the
opinions OF the Stockholders said osositions:
Resofued, That this meeting be adjourned to the
Monday in February next.
Resofved, That the foregoing Preamble and Resslu.
ton be published IN two of the newspapers printed i'm
The city of Richmond until the time TO which this
meeting is adjourned. Extract from the Minutes
W CAMBRIDGE, Cash.
forts 81 me Po~er for voting by PROXY respecting
tHe eHdcftHs, repeating amending 6yiatpS
ordinances and regulations.
.hNoW ALL MEN, ny THESE PRESENTS, That -
oil - do hereby appoint substitute or
proxy, TO represent - at all meetings OF The
stockholders OF the Bank Of Virginia, and III
NAME aud behalf, TO vote respecting the enacting
repeating or amending such by laws, ordinances or
regulations, as may be deemed necessary convent
eht for the government the said bank touching
any other matter or thing which may be submitted To
the meeting. In witness whereof, - have hersunto
set - hand aud seal, this day of -, in the year