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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-10
From the National Intelligencer.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.
Tuesday, .ApriI 4.-ln continuation.
rt,pEAI,X or EHENT

Tuesday, Apri! An continuation.
TREATY OF CLIENT.
Mr.. johnson of Kentucky, after some
Introductory remarks to show the pro-
priety of continuing the office Of Agent
of the Commissioners under the treaty
of Client for running the upper, or
north west line (Which Office of Agent,
!ately filed by colonel Hawkins, is now
vacant, and no indication of an infen
ton on the part of the Executive OF fill
ling it) and to shew that, by the terms
of the treaty, if the salary be not paid
to an American agent, the government
would have to pay half the salary of
the British agent. &c. Mr.. J. moved to
insert an appropriation of S4444 a.
(tbe salary heretofore given but omitted
by the other House in consequences OF
the vacancy of the office) as salary for
the agency referred to.
This proposition was supported by
the mover, and by Mr.. Barbour, on
the ground chiefly, by the latter, that if
the business was kept on its present
footing, this agent ought to be appoint
ed, though he thought the whole expense
of agencies ought to be abolished; that
| if, as it was said, the terms of the
treaty required all expenses of agents,
&c. be equally borne, devolyed on this
government TO pay hall the salary of
the British agent, unless we kept one
| also in service, he would prefer paying
the amount to an American citizen ra-
Their than to British officer; that it
was as necessary as the agency on the
lower line, &c. The amendment was
opposed by Messrs. King of New York,
Dickerson, Of Alab. Sanford, Dana,
| Wilson, Iichenor. and Parrott--prin-
cipally because the upper line was so
far completed as to render it unneces.
sary that the conditions of the treaty
did not make it necessary for the Anne
rican government 10 pay any part OF
the salary Of the British agent, as the
expenses to be borne in common related
to surveying, &c. and that this govern.
ment was free, as the other was, to EN-.
Iploy any numbers Of agents, OF none,
that the house Of Representatives had
stricken out the appropriation as un.
necessary, for reasons whicb We're
doubtless good !; that, as the Executive
y = . + . u . y
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OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS,

OFFICIAL AFPOINIMENIS' an
The following appointments. we !e sipt
have been recently made by the preslulssn",.
OF the u States, with the advice and cons'''
of the Senate; .hsr
George F. Strother. at present menv y,
of the house of Representatives. from oh, N.
state of Virginia, to be Receiver OF Iui
lie Moneys at St. Louis, in the terrllo'' '
Missouri. M
Tanstall Quarles. at present memos ~.
the house of representatives, from tbe 80. d.
of Kentucky, has been in like manner :, Z,
pointed hacelyerof Public Moneys, ioi ,o ~,
District Of Cape Girardeau, in the tefF"01
of Missouri. .r;de,,
George Built. OF Arkansas, to De neg
Of the Land Office at Cape Girardeau. NJ
Hartwell Boswell, Of Kentucky %
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Henry Middleton, ofSouth Carolina, for.
merly Governor. and recently q member Of
CONGRESS, from that state. has been appoint
ed by the President, with the consent OF the
Senate, 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and Mi
mister Plenipotentiary to the Court OF Russia,
in the place Of Mr.. Campbell, resigned.
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individual mentioned in the civil list. rms
was i grant to the King 10 be applied to the
seryiceof the Civil List, aswouldhaye been beer
done hadthere beenno demise TO the crown.
Mr.. Tierney said there would be no ffln-
cess OF Wales toreceive it.
SIR. Wilson asked, underwha authority
this money would beissued
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said,
under the usual authority, the grant Of the
House which had always been deemed SUI
fcient.
The report was then agreed to- &
The Mutiny Act Continuation Bill went
through Committee, the report was receiv-
ed, and the bill afterwards read third time
and passed.
London, March 2.
THE CONSPIRACY.
On Monday last the well known Thomas
Preston was apprehended his lodgings on
charge Of high treason, and underwent an
examination at the Bow-street Office. He
was detained in custody-T histlewood is
committed on charges OF high treason and
murder. Brunt for high treason on!y-The
other nine for murder. There were no pro-
ceedings at the secretary's Office yesterday
in the case of the conspiracy. There have
been no arrests since Monday, nor have any
further particulars Of this horrid plottrans-
PRED. The precise time and mode oftrial
Of the conspirators is not ye' fixed. Should
they be indicted for murder, their conviction
is certain. The government, 1t is presumed,
will proceed against them on the more he
NOUS offence of high treason. 1t is suppo-
sed the trials will not come on till after the
election.
FROM cApIZ.
The brig Spartan arrived at a late hour
last night, in "a days from Caciz, which
she left on the Cd March. Capt. Cooper in
forms that no important operations had ia
taken place since our former accounts. -
Quiroga entered Malaga on the 18th Feb.
but was driven out on the following day by
O'Donnell, whose force consisted OF 5ooo
men. Quir oga had retired to Leon. twas
believed at Cadiz that bis whole army did
not exceed six thousand men. The Royal
lists army in the neighborhood amounted to
fifteen thousand, commanded by Freyres.
The people of Cadiz were all in favor OF
the constitutionalists. Gen. Frereshad been
into the town and arrested number OF the
principal inhabitants, who we're sent to Ceu-
ia. Capt. Cowper, on the whole, speaks
rather despondingly of the success OF the
revolutionists.
Lieut.. Weaver passed through Cadiz on
the goth Feb. with dispatches from Mr..
Forsyth at Madrid, on his way to Gibraltar,
where he would join the Franklin "a, and
proceed for the u States.
Markets at Cadiz were very dull.
From the National InteHigencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-10
Nsu- York, April s
late FROM ENGLAND


The packet ship James Monroe, captain
Rogers, arrived last evening in 80 days
from Liverpool. having sailed on the 4th
ofMarch. By this vessel we have receiv-
ed regular files OF London and Liverpool
papers, the latter to the lst of March.
Lloyd's List and the Commercial Shipping
List to the asth February, from our CORES
pondents, and have been politely favored
with the latest price current by the owners
Of the James Monroe ii the 4th March.
On giving our papers hasty perusal, we
could discover nothing OF immediate inte-
terest. The papers are much occupied with
the late conspiracy to assassinate the Cabi-
net mininters, their examinations, objects,
&c. Sixteen Of the conspirators sare in prI-
son.
The news from Spain in the British pa
pers is not so late as that received in this
country direct from Spain.
The assassination Of the Duke de Berri,
,aad the meas ures adopted by the French
sGbambers subsequent. also occupy con-
siderable portion ofthe papers.
The sale Of cotton for the last week had
been limited 10 about 1000 bags, including
Sea-lsland, The market is generally dull,
and the accounts from Manchester are un-
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HOUSE OF COMMONS,

50 $500 FeU. Il. u.
Sir R. Wilson wished 10 know if bis Ma
jesty's Ministers could furnish an account of
the quantity of arms seized under the late
bill, distinguishing the counties in which
they were seized, and also those seized by
day.
Mr. B. Bathurst was understood to say,
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81 csderab HE norton OF the paDprs
TIC s,ls ~ ,e,o,ton e., the ,ast week had
,;-;,.d = No., 6oao h.ns ;no,,d;na
cII..d H. .rLa, : liz dun
"a az. ..sa.... 49, Manchas,or arc nm.
ch,a W. $50 - e,Ilou
cL.,..a a. o. sd
A. ...;aad ,.Id.1 s3d
tJnlands i'd 123d
New Orleans lid a I5ad
Tobacco in bond, Kentucky. Sid sd
Ashes. N. York. Dot. 3ss DOS
do do pearl 39s 4 42s
Bark l2s Cos
r,,xss.d. as
R;ce Carolina Ies e1s
.r,o,r in hona s9s ass
CO.. ess %.
r., .1ss a9ls
T.rnsn,;ne los Sd ) los Sd
III .ve,,os nr;ra &c what received this
Az ;ses. IA ,e.r,e,
ys.,..a ont;,aa i va,u a;s,,rh.d
.,atA Rosconmon Mavo and Galway were
:, d.s.df,J .oad;,;on The swsar;no a
NJ dd.vs e .ha .o,,l. ,va .,o;nr ~
,hro,ohont the co,,n,rv.--.nd ;ns msnv Ma
80 -. .,mv and nol,ca were afraid ,,o
-, Tha, ,ve.r No n,otss,an,s mart
ss,.. ~ $3.50 : - m.ta nau col
80. $500. r.. pahhs,;s. .na 49,.
A. 80 $500, "a s,oh WOO. ,ha eom.
-. -. ~. -. - az. -,
s s' 49,. 80 ala
$500 : r.as .aas.ru., !. 49, =.
.sss;' -, - 49, ~ = - D. W
TIE MT &c wsl,;na,on h.a ,rr;v.a :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
New &eYiseA Code.

rU'HE subscriber being appointed Agent for the sale
u of the extra copies Of this important work, re-
quests such booksellers rs wish to purchase by the
quantity, or any other person who wishes only sin-
Gle copy, apply To him at the Inquirer Oilce.
TERMS Of sale 20 De cdSh.-Tbe 1000 copies for the
state 10 be delivered i'll the tTst Instance. -dH
the copies of LIST volume bound and ready for
delivery. The I'D volume is printed, aud is in
the binders hands, aud IL is hoped that the wOie
copies of it will he delivered from tue LIST the
January. Until that time, copy will he disposed
Of To any individual. Mean time, however, arrange
mens may be made by booksellers and others ior The
purchase of any OF tue extra copies. Letters upon
this subject, post paid, will he immediately attended
G. by SAMUEL CARY, Agent.
t 1t requested that at applications whatsoever
touching the New Revised Code whether by letter or
in person, may be addressed TO Mr.. Cary.
Dec. z. dl..u THE PUBLISHERS.
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VACCINE AGENTS OFFICE
Richmond, December s. 1919. :
IO THE HEOpIE OLE VIRGINIA


EhE legislature of Virginia feeling sehsiby alive To
Tue Importance OF vaccination, as a safe and Ger
tam preventative to the small psx, and wishing TO
place II completely III the power of every person the
t'e 10 De supplied with genuine Vaccine Matter
from any KIND U erpeHce DhateUer, as far back as
Tue session OF 1914 passed law authorizing the Cow
eIhor aud Council TO contract with some lit person.
who should keep up Il supply, and furnish every apu
cant VITA The matter.
Tue subscriber was appointed in the summer of 1919
the agent ior this state ana subsequently lie
he mas punctuay eUnplled-wh all the provisions Of
nS -et creating that appointment. Tie has always been
ao,e 10 Keep up constant supply OF The fom
SUBJECTS Vdccihaed by him III this city, 10 furnish
every person who has applied for it, either on th cad
no conheXIon ~iih aud is separate distinct from
any other. ~
The state of Virginia is able from b er own resources
10 supply The wants of all her citizens her egisIa
lure mas made ample provision TO call these resources
INTO action Her citzens then, II is hoped will no
longer send their money out of the state the pur
pose OF creating similar institutions elsewhere when
their W
Tie medical gentlemen respectfully requested tn
give thiS nollncaon all the publicity in their power
Persons applying in person requested To cali ar
my Office, two doors above the Washington Tavern
adjoining the Capitol Square. Applications nadetbro
the Post Office will meet with Immediate atteutinr
WILLIAM II. HENING
Vaccine agent for the State Of pirpizia.
Dec. 10. 20 vs,"n
T1he Editors Of the Norfolk Herald. LVuchLurg
rreSs, WfmcheSter Ga=ette, Petersburg EteiiigeH.
Ger, and Aferdndrio Heraid ifiI pLfgse 10 ;,,ssr,
rae aJ0Oe ddDeTfisenent in lien of ,HV t0rwe,. oue
once month for fi0eLUe months ana ior,Dnrd lLs;r
accounts 10 rms ODfCe for cOiieCIi0R.
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FROM HAVANA

CHARLESTON, Jan. I've hear no
verbal news by the u, ). schooner Lynx.
Letters mention that when ihis vessel put
INTO that port, very considerable sensa-
ton was produced in The public mind,
under ID belief that her object was TO APP
prise the American merchants of the pro-
liability OF All immc dlaie war between the
u. y. and Spain, and thereby to enable
them 10 Withdraw their property from the
lslaBd-but The receipt, Two DAYS alter
wards, OF The Presidents Message 10 Com
Sress, relieved their approximations and
caused much rejoicing. Coffee, il was
expected, would maintain the quotation
OF ID cents, but Sugars were expected TO
dechue-Browus were al S 90 n j. mo
Muscovadoes al market. Rice S 8. Tie
letters are OF the Goth uliimo. The
holidays had commenced, and business
was nearly al a stand.
There are many Americans, perhaps
100 confined IN the Iurtresses and prisons
al tie Havana, Saving been captured in
Mexico, FlOuda, aud prlvaioers they
suffer mucb from their treatment. Tie
Captain General has lately visited The
prisons 10 examine their eases, which give
them some hope of release. The follow
ing wrote 10 lieut.. comd'I Vi. for reiIf,
relating the circumstance OF their cspiuIe,
VIZ. John l.. Given, Of ) Carolina, iakeu
al Amelia Island Sept. 1917 a. IlOsmes,
taken 1917, Hugh Keenan,, passenger IN
sinOp Almyra, in June 1918, which scoop
had patriot commission on board, of
! which he was ignorant Elisha Lane, ;a-
| ken IN Florida, 1917, employed ia cutting
| timber for Mr.. Snow William Harris and
| Thomas Woodward, taken August 1917, in
| an open boat on the coast Of FiOrIca I:
James Morris, taken of Cuba Oci. 1916 !;
! William Barker. forclbly carried 10 Ame-
liza in July 1917; H,zekiah Dickermau,
sentenced To ten years hard labor for klli-
| ing a man in bis own defence at Mdisuzas.
! The last cTUiZe of the Lux was Oh We
western coast OF Louisiana and OF Calves
ton. The establishment is al present
under Lafltie, at BarriIarla--hc has lately
been commissioned by General Long OF
Texas-he Uahue) has, including The
crews of 4 or small vessels, generally
cruiziDg, about or 300 men. Two open
buats bearing commissions OF General
| Humbert from Galyestowu having rob
bed planter on Inc MaTmento river. Of
negroes, money, &c. were captured ~ the
Sabine by the boats Of the LynI-si1 OF
tlIe men are now ~ custody awaiting
their trial One was bang by Letlte.--
| The l.. also captured sBail Galveston
| privsteeF and her prze, That had been tor
length OF ilms Smuggling In The Mar
nento,
gSssssss.E.lgs. .1s go
T. M t.t. a.
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PueyrredoD, and store ship Rosaiia. sail.
ed from this port on the 10th, 18th and
i4fh all. and from Coguimbo, where they
stopped io take l6O men, OH the i7,h.-
The ships are in fine order, we'll Differed
and manned, with about 500 Conareye
rockets and his Lordship is determined
TO do something brilliant.
The schr. Amanda, Capt. Davis. arriy-
ed here 10 our address on the Sd instant
from tIuaciio, IN % days via Coquimbo,
bringing cargo OF sugar, salt, indigo and
specle. She sailed from Baltimore in
~Iprii and sold cargo OF -four, q ermam
goods, &c. ON The coast of Peru, 10 great
advantage. She will make q fine voyage,
and is 10 sail for Baltimore via Coquimbo D.,
III two or three weeks with copper.
he Beaverwas al Cailao and bad made
a great freight from Guayaquil Captain
cleveland wrote 10 Mr.. Astor, and his
letters go by this conveyance. The Can
ton was also at Callao, having brought q
cargo from Cacasmayo. The Pallas, of
Boston, was also there. The Balloon, of
Baltimore, had sailed for that port via
Guayaquil. The Macedonian of Boston,
had taken a freight from Guayaquil 10
Callao. and from thence had gone TO Pa
mama. Ii was known that the Ellen Maria
had brought provisions for the squadron,
and her cargo was taken by The govern
ment: but she had permission TO bring a
cargo OH freight from Pisco.
We are afraid Lord Cochrane will fall
IN with some Of these vessels, and AS he
Is DESTROYS OF getting prize money, we
fear they would be condemned in case of
being taken.
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I'NENI' NALE-

HHiE shbscfiber by virtue Of certain deeds OF trust
a executed To hun aud John X. Jones' HOW dereased
by hoDeIt Campbell, for the security aud ndenninca.
llOh OF Lacbarab Brooks, will, on the IOfh dGV of
FeOTndTy merit at O'Clock A. NJ. at the font door
81 the Eagle Hotel, ~ the city Of Richmond expose
iOr SAFE w public 2Hction, Tor ready money the fol.
lowing VALUABLE PROPERTY One tract OF 4Nf4
yng ahd being ~ the county OF JeTers aud state of
NentHcby, gu the south sast side Of tie Ohio river
about sixty miles below the falls containing Z roo
Sctes.-OHe other Tr0cf. containing 10 900 acres of
anu Dhs ald being ~ the county Of Bourbon state
81 hehl"C6y, on the north side 81 the north fork of
hehtuchy river-OHe Other TrQcL OF LdHd contain.
tnH 1,OOV acres, ing ~ tie state aud county on
tue NORM iOtk of Kentucky Tiver.As eigbf uudivd
81 twenlyseYtHh parts Of tract Of II 600 acres of
taho, ping ~ The county Of Kanawha state ofVrgnia
htlNecDibe waters Of GfeH aud Lille Kanawha rivers
also one 0tHer Ifact containing 557 acres Of land IN
we same county, about Two miles from The courttons,
Also, one Othcr Jract containing acres Of land In
sue same county, 40 the mouth Of Loop creek iucluJuo
she sat liJk.-AsO, one Other ITacf containing six
acres OF iaHd 10 the same county the Small Gravel
tsdho5 at he lower eud Of CaTfOlPs Island iucludpg
the salt spring on the said island.-AIs one other
STdct, containing 1915 acres, the waters Of Blue.
s'ohe ~ the county of Ges.-hiso, one other Tr0ck
containing 1850 acres Of land, Ia the county Of Ran.
'"Pn, OF tue watefs ~ Roaring creek or so much Of
saiu "has as may be necessary satisfy sundry ireO
pe h"tes ana debts aHd the objects the said trust
s.e'OheH 10 SAID deeds, aud The costs and charges
@"e"uihg We execution Of the said trust.
.c, hEHbENi y. CLAtBORkE SuTy'g Trustee
. tne ABOVE sale viii be conducted hy Mtssts " G
". N,Nrke' H. a. c. AIBORNg, Burv'g Trustee
-----.----- Ti..tds
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Farmers B0nk of Virginia
~ dul0Wiheu meeting Of The Stockholders will he
a. neio III TIE BaHk the Ciiy OF Riclii-oud ON
! Tuesday, tie 5tI day OF February next. "

y adjourned meeting Of The stockholders will he
4 heid 81 the BaHk the city OF RicI,.uud IN,
TUESDAY, tie 5ii day OF February next.
WIN. MEX ERvIs, casb'r.
beng proposed to reduce tie salaries nj the pre-.
sidents Of the principal hank aud lis branches aud 10
oibrT eNpfnces OF this institution and also to
enact certain additional regulations for tie government
OF tue bank and II being desirable to ohtaIu le opin
IONS OF tue Stockholders generally upon these subjects
heSOfDed, That when this meeting adjourns II shall
adjourn to ihe secsnd Tuesday IN February next ana
that copy Of ibis resolution be pubshed three times
"a some newspaper ~ Richmond Norfolk, Petersburg,
fteueIlchshnTg, LyncbbuIg and Winchester.
DIN January, 1870 75..w3w
Eorn Of a prom
hNOW ALL MEN BY ThBSK Presents, That
appoint TO he nv n,"Sy 10 ' 10 u ,,,,y
for me. and in my name aud hebalfto yote AZ am
election Of director directors of ihe Fatmery gank
OF virginia, as fully as myself might or could were
personally present Aud do also hereby appoint the
sdiu my substitnte and pTOxy to rrptPseut me
al all meetings Of the warmers, snk Of
virginia, aud ~ my name aud behaf vote respect
oIoihauces or regulations may be deemed necessary
ahd convenient for the government Of the said bant
W |i'ne'S whereof have heIennIo set my hand and
~ '"' uayoi W tie year iS2
sSThis day n, = no,yisd..a o..o..,..
power Of attorney to have been ,nsseIStd S sson
"a aho oei'yefea as act and deed, before me ,
ana at The same time made oath hat The shares
wnlCb siahs ~ name In the said Farmers gank
OF Virginia are really aud bona nde own pTopeTtv
and not be - IN Tor the use bcneGt or enobmsy
o. any oiher person or persons, In pursuance Of
my continuance design to obtain for or for an
othsr person or persons, greater number 81 votes
iban or any other are fairly entitled to- accordins
10 true interest ~ the said bank, Nv conformity
With the progoruons Of voting shates rs established
~ the act Of February 1884, 1872 entitled An act
incorporating the Farmers Bank of Virginia Given
under NY baud this day 81 ~
I1I virtue Of deed % trust executed 10 tie suscI
~ her by Robert l.. Rnithey the purpoee Of ,e,s
ing debt due Richard i.ig0nWill be sold Tor cash
oH SetHrdog, ne I2fh dag oC FebtNarV gef( AZ
gainesville three NgGi.OtSHoba Nelly and Dolly
'~o Horsss, AID sVue H0asehotd Fuaiiare.
W -. D.. LISDN.
Ss". D. sJ..WJw
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7l..td
SALE AND HIRING OF 7NEGNOEs,

III NOOCNIUHG uId Tli.KnlOnU.
IN the 10Th day Of this month, (January } will he
~ hired TO the highest bidder, for one ear at La
Nae, IN the county of Goocbland, the late residence
of Thomas Miller, Esq. dec. all the NEGROES which
are now upon said plantaiion....At the and
pace VIII be offered for SALE credit of months
Tue crops OF Corn, Fodder &c.asO sundry articles
ii"usehoId aud Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils
Bond and approved security will be required
ana on Tuesday, The lSt .f1y Of Fe5rgdru neat
before The ront doer OF hs Bell Tavern in The city OF
richmond, will he offered at public auction, for cash
between twenty and thirty LIKELY NEGROES, beiaug.
10 tue estate OF said Miller, consisting OF men,
men and children. j. D. FERGUsON
San. s. ,, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

w niChAhD n: TYLER Executor UG CathaIIue
Tyler, deceased. las you are NOT a trSarn, ~
Virginia, aud have ITO known agent III this common
wealth. take ihismetbOd Of giving you notice that Ia,
1Neeh Tue houis az ten IN the morning and four ia t.
aleIhoDh OF the tenth day OF February next al The
mouse OF Eweii Noel, the land OF John r. Noel an th-
county OF Hanover, shall proceed to taAe Tie dsposi
ioI OF william Hippo, To he read as evidence IA IN.
action OF detinue nov pending the supeIioT couT of
henIlco, wherein yon are plaintiff and avn defendant
Nov. 40 5b..wSwS ANN HONIF.
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Bank ~ PirginIa, Jan. o. 1870.
'EkIAiN propositions having been subin III
- GeheraI Meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the gank
Of Virginia, touching the redusou Of the salaries Of
the PIesidra Of the said Bank Of its aud
tue uiihutioR as Tar as practicable, OF the expences
OF the Institution aud IL appearing to this meeting
tna many oithe are not represented aud
many oi The proxies Of Others have gwen with
view To such qnvsions-for the purpose OF
iuii meeting and full and distinct of the
opin"hs OF the Stockholders on said propositions:
hsSo'ped lhat THIS meeting he adjourned TO the Isl
Monday ia February next.
hes0tCsd That the foregoing Preamble and Resolu-
oh be published IA two Of the newspapers printed in
The city OF Richmond until the time to which this
meeting is adjourned. Extract from the Minutes.
, w. DiNDKiDGk, Cash.
Form Of Tie POUer for voting 6y prorg respecting
me en0cttag, repeating dHlendiHC Gy.LdlvS,
ordtHdaccS AMI reg additions.
hSow Ali MEN, BY rHksK PRESENTS, That -
OF - do hereby appoint -- substitute or
proxy, TO TepTeseut--- at all meetings of The
Stockholders OF the Bank Of Virginia, and in
name. ana bebaf, To vote respecting the enactng,
repeating or amending such by laws, ordinances
regulations as he deemed necessary aua convent
ent for the government the said bauk and
any other matter or thing which may he submitted 10
the meeting. In witness whereof, - have hersunto
set - hand and seal, this day OF -, inthe year
Sealed and delivered in1
the presence Of
Jan. s. 7atd
kIOTiCE.-The public were some time last iaI nuIi.
~ he'd that LIFE" would be ready for delivery IA
March last, at 2Per copy, ia 6oards. Being defeated
III onr urst purpose by circumstances utterly
our foresight CONTROL We haze endeavoied to make
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