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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
August 81
DANCING SCHOOL,
J. A. Y AUPT

TENDERS observation-disclosures
L to the hhabitahts of Winshs ..s
for The iibarRI encouragement he has
heretofore n ceived, and informs ,bsm
that on Satufdsy the 9TH Of Sent. ba
VIII resume sgiVing lessons in daas;po
those who will receive instr1ct;oS
IN that elegant accomplishment. viii
please to make their intentions known
previous 10 the opening of the school
Dancing is an accomplishment ne
great utility. 1t 10 the source FL
which spring those agreeable 8. grace.
ful manners which are SO desirsb,e n
social intercourse. 1t is: tlerefora
very important TO cultivate an ars
winch recommends us 10 our fellow rits
liens, and is so we'll calculated r. A.
pose the mind of the stranger in opr r..
volrs " ID"
1t is tn dancing that youne nso,,.
are indebted for that eIas,ic;,S r. III
limbs that ease in the motion of their
bodies, thosepOiite and agreeable man
ners' and pteposseSsing grace. which
are al! SO ornamental 10 society, Tho
dominion OF dancing is immense, The
arr possesses unbounded ADVANTAGE.
auu wen acknowledged attributes. T.
certainty enhances, embelIiahe. ma
perfeets the works of nature. r.
ter an assembly and sslnta H.
company with unaffected ease. to an
proach person with affection. tn nrs-
sent or receive any thing; to 81, dow
VITA an agreeable department IN do
away awkward timiaitS aud mau,,o;se
monte which denote weakness ofoh.r
aeter; to display a fradk and Ia.
eoupteuance, sweet and agSceabls ms r."
ners; to Danish foppishaa sometime.
ins'pid a.pPeArsPce; sueh s the oh
Jects and benefits derived BIN this ell
egaut art. '' e'-
Experience daily showG that H..
distinguished regard wbiA is ;nys,;a
bly, paid to we'll edHsated'youtbs - &c.
result OF proper instruction and af,ono
iIon. Indifference, if not eon,smn,
= the lot OF those who are ignorant Of
the manners of eivility, which are IN,
ulspensaoiy necessary, not only in pri-
vaie company and public assemblies
ont, aISo' IN our general iuteyennr,s
with the world. go
The accomplishment Of dsp.;, .
the main source from which tbe,s Be-
ehts are derived. The ntil;tv and 81.
advantages OF this elegant art are in.
eonteshoie' Innocent pleasure, ration
al Qualification, and promotion NJ
Aug
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
neh] fall @oo68e
PER BEI.YIDERA.
JAMES S. L.aJN'E Il SMITHS.


J4.HES S. LANE II SMITHS.
1913 Market Street baltimore.
INFORM Their Country friends
Il that the Belvidera has Just arrived
with heavy and valuable assortment
oil British dry goods, charged consider
ably lower than last falls importations:
they have received per said ship a
prime lot of seRsonable articles, con.
sisting in part Of
Super Blue and Black Cloths,
DO. do. Cassimeres double MILD,
DeVonshire drab Kerseys,
Blue drab, & mix1 plains,
Keraeys & Ssgatbies,
Sta. 3. 1-2. & 4 point Blankets,
Plain & figured BOmbazetls,
Striped ( printed do.
Cloths & Cassimeres, printed g. plain
Shawls,
Drab g. assorted mild. low. priced
Cloths,
Swansdown & Valencia Vesliugs,
Cords & Velvets,
London printed Callicoes,
Worsted, e woOllen hose,
Flannels, Red white & Yellow,
Baizes, & Bookings.
With variety Of other goods sui;a.
bic for the season.
As those goods were purchased bv
our agente IN the different markets Of
Great Britain for cash; we can 20
eomend them TO our friends. Aug, 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
CAUTION.

a LII persons are hereby cautioned
I a against trusting on my account a
certain woman. formerly named Ruth
Wilson. but whom it has recently been
my misfortune TO call Wife, as she
has clipped my bed aud board, the for
mer of which l have reason to believe
she has been unfaithful to. Any
debts OF her contracting l feel neither
the inclination, aud it is equally GER
tain have not the ability TO paw.
JOHN SMART.
August 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
Fifty Dollars Reward.

3 , ANYWAY 5tom the subscriber.
4 y living at Holmes Grove, about 8
miles from Winchester, Fred'k Coup
ty, Va. on Tuesday evening the 9th
inst. a;nssrO man, named
Harry,
aged 40 or 20, about feet o inches
high, is good looking boy: has down
look when spoken to.-He took with
him blue Cloth Coat about half worn;
a pair of drab Cashmere PautsIoons ;
pair of do. grey home made fulled
Cloth, Fur Hat aud pair of fne
Sboes.-- The above reward will be paid
for Misrepresentation, with reasona BILE
charges, if taken out of the State; and
secured so that get him again; or 20
Dollars, with reasonable EXPENSES, if
taken within the State.
BENJAMIN M. MASSIE.
August "a
65 The Editors Of the National InteIli.
sencer will insert the above adver-
tisemeRt Y times.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
Land for Sale.

10y virtue of a Deed OF Trus, exeeuI
Gg ed by Stephen r.. Wilson TO the
subscriber, for the purpose Of securing
the payment of the sum of mose, in
said deed of trust mentioned, with iu-
terest, TO George Harness, Jun. will be
offered for sale, at Parksrsburrh, in
the county of Wood, in the state Of
virginia, on the 10th day Of December
next,
A Tract of Land,
IN said county, IN the Ohio River. eouss
tanning 2 8 o a C. Il ES.
Il Tract Of Laud,
lying in said county, aud on the River
Ohio, supposed to contain about
4 s o A G. r E S,
The sale to be made for Cash.
John G. HARNESS, Trustee.
August 81.
6 The Editor of the Marietta ma.
per will please insert the above adj.
yertisement in his paper 4 weeks. and
forward the first No. containing the
advertisement to John G. Harness,
Monreheld, Hardy county. v,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
HOUSE FOR SANE.

1 ME Subscriber will sell the house
q IN which he lives, on L.oudon
street, opposite Capt. w. Balls, on
advantageous terms, and long pay
Ii'enss, or Sive long lease.
1t Is very roomy, nDd from the i'm.
provements in this part Of the Tow n
aud those under consideration, in a
year or two IL will be much hene ed,
aud viii suit for a store or any kind Of
business The shop is 80 feet by fs,
with cellar, chamber and garrett Of
the same size, back Eoom 20 by is;
kitchen and room over same size.
WILLIAM BLANCHARD.
August 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
puhfic Sale.

WILL be sold on Tuesday the
w 18th, of September next, at the
Tavern of Frederick Steinbeck in the
Town of Romney, all the Personal
Estate of Doc. Thompson McDon-
aid decd. consisting Of a large cpl.
lection of
M E DICAL BOOKS
by the most approved authors-.aLSO
a very handsome collection of Miscel-
ianeous Books, complete sett of
surgical Instruments, large assert,
ment of
Medicine e. Drugs.
and a shop furniture. an electrifying
Machine & Thermometer, and sever.
al other articles,
Also
two good riding horses. Nine months
credit will be given, on the purchaser
giving Bond & security, cash to he
paid for all sums under two dollars,
The sale to commence at ten o'clock :.
and continue till all the property IS
sold: RICHARD HOLIDAY
administrator.
August 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
400 Dollars Reward.

q D AN AWAY from the subser;ber
IA on Saturday night last or SUNDAY
morning tbs.i1th iusr. nv Negro Bny
SAM SAMis black negro, aged a.
bout "A years, feet, 8 or 9 inches
high, and well made-he is a plausibIs
fellow, bat his countenance when sno,
ken to will show his guilt, for be has
very down look, with large red ev,.
he has wen on the middle finger Of
his right hand--he took with him a
pair Of Pantaloons and Jacket nearly
new, Of drab colour, alSo Jacket 4
pair OF pantaloOns Of Gotten. fillea
with tow thread, fur hat partly warn
a pair of shoes &c. will give. If ia.
Ken within twenty miles, thirty doJ.
lars, il thirty miles, City dollars, and
for any further distance the above
reward, it brought home or lodged In
any goal, so that can get him again,
aud all reasonable expenses.
JAMES MOSELY.
August 3i-4w.
N. b. 1t is thought there went
with the above described negro a lad
from the same neigbbOrhood named
HENRY, about feet high, aud about
"a years of age, right black, & thick
Ups aud 1t is supposed each Of them
has pass.
Faddy town, Hampshire County Va
BLANK DEEDS
FOR SALE
n I THIS OFFICE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31

The following is an extract Of g letter from
well informed American gentleman in Glib
raltar 8
Gibraltar, July live have very seri-
Gus accounts from Madrid. The Anti Consti-
tulonai party ate taking measure, to .einstate
The old order of things-sn unlimited Monar.
chy, privileged Clergy &c.The country is in 4
state OF anxious disquetude, and much blood
Us about TO bs shed in civil s,rife-Spain is in
wreichsd forlorn condition and her CAPT.
taiists are getting their property out Of jeopsr,
oy' Nearly million of dollars aaUe been
reTa'ftesto this place uOithin a fortnight.
IRoSE Cent
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Wheeling, Va. ] aug AZ.

~ w I'D 80
DO Monday last, commission mer-
chant in this place, delivered trunk
tn wsgOner, 10 take il to Baltimore,
with particular iDj0nctions to be care
ful of it, as it was Of great value. The
next morning the WAGNER was not a
little alarmed to find that il was mis-
slug, but was soon relieved from his
disagresable feelings by discovering it
at no great distance The probability
is, that some thief had carried il of,
imagining, no doubt, that he had ve-
~ great prize. At a convenient place,
he carefully opened the trunk, by ia
king IF tlle hinges, and emptied it Of
it's contsdtss when, instead Of finding
something 10 Crafty his aVariee. he
beheld D human form!
----"W hatnsy this mean,
That thou, dead cOTIe, again in complete
shspe.
RsyisiPSt thus the glimpieI Of the moon
Making night hideousee
II was the mummy Of one Of the f..
male aborigines of this country, that
had remained for ages 10 cavern in
Kentucky, and was on her way to the
eastward, to be exhibited for the graf
fieation Of tho curious.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
PRINTERS.


Mr.. Nicer, of the Village Record, SAYS,
Printers are so frequently called upon to
publish advertisements under the pre,eace of
serving The cause of humanity, g. of giving
pubic notice of matters of public utility, for
which they receive nothing that it ope.
rates as heavy pull back upon their squita.
Ole receipts and verify he is correct. There
are many who seem to imagine that the bu.
sines' in which they are engaged, OF that
Their discoveries are of vest Importance to
the community, while the printer, as they
suppose, Is really bound to aid them 10 the
prosecution OF the one, and of circulating
knowledge of the other, without any CON.
pen'ation, merely because he is bound to
present his readers with all the information
IN his Power.-ln other words, he is to be
the servant of every one, who possess an ex
traordInary stock of presumption, tho beg.
gary to him should be the consequence Of it.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
For Sale or Hire,

"A STOUT healthy yellow woman,
IN having child 20 months old;
and. it desired, her son, a fine active
yellow boy, aged f+ years, The wo.
man IS. good cook, washer and baker,
and will be sold merely with a view to
change OF servants.-It. would be
desirable to sell or hire her 10 the
County, but not out Of the State. En-.
qaire at this Office.
August 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31

him I'D IT, ID he did not ne would have HIM
arrested-''he be damned if he did not :" or
oy God,.or in words to that amount-Guilty'
Charss Ihird.
Ungentleman like cunduct
Specification First.
In that tie SAID Lieut. Col Joseph Kennev.
IN the latter part of the month of November
1921, did prefer certain frivolous charges and
specifications against Col. George Parke. of
the il4'h Regiment Va. Militia; thereby eau.
sing the stste TO be at considerable expense
IN Investigating those charges by division
Court Martial ordered for that purpose-Not
guilty. Specification Second
In that the SAID Lieutenant Colonel Joseph
nenncy did, IN IN ungentiew like manner,
prefer those charges and specifications against
Coionel George Parke, of,he Hath Regiment
va. Militia, a, time when he knew he had
committed more improprieties as an Officer.
than what Colonel George Parke had, aud at
time when he knew il was the intention of
Col. George Parke to have him, the said Lieut..
Colonel Joseph Kenney, arrested. for some of
the aforementioned improprieties as an Off.
cer--Not guilty.
Charge Fourth.
DsobedIence OF orders -
SPECIFICATION .Fsrst.
In that the said Lieutepant Colonel Joseph
henney' al Reg imentaf Parade. held at or
near the house Of Mn Thomas Slane, in the
county OF Hampshire, the 18th day of Nav.
1921, did refuse 10 obey the orders of the
Brigade Major, Jones Green, when on
duty-Not guilty
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
-1Rarrien-

On Wednesday The 2s,h instant, at Clear
Brook, the seat Of John Jolliffe, Esq Lieute.
nant Wsa'an, S. .Nezvlon, oftLe U. S; ates' Ar.
my. TO Miss Mary. eldest daughter of Mr..
Robert McCsndless. of Walnut Grove, Frede-
rick county.
-, On Wednesday evening last. by the
Rev'd' William Meade, Mr.. W.fIiam Rsii,das
Jun. to Miss -iriGnna Smith, daughter Of
Edword Smith, Esq of his ntacc
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
Public Notice.

a LII those indebted to the estate
L n OF Goldsmith Chandiee deed.
are requested TO make immediate pay
n'ent TO the subscriber, and those hav-
Ing just claims against said estate are
desired to exhibit them properly au.
thenticatsd for settlement.
Samuel BROWN, .admin.r.
de bonis non.
Winchester, 9Th mouth a.. 1922
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31
LEES lNFALLIBLE AGUE &
FEVER DROPS

warranted to cure. The Subscriber
has just received another supply of the
above drops, which have been in such
great demand. Many thousands can
testify their being cured by using one
or two bottles, where barks and all o.
Their medicines proved Intellectual.
WILLIAM MILLER.
August 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31

The sxPecled duel between Col. Cum
ming and Mr.. M'Daffie, had not taxed place
on the 18th inst. Tbs report of the latter
gentleman being in Boston, was inco rect.
A lstter from Augusta, Georgia, dated
Aug. 10th, after mentioning the report of
Mss'rs M'Duffie and Cumming were to
have snnther fight in the course of the oex,
week. says that nothing certain i. known,
save that q second challenge has been given
and accepted. The writer adds, Z" they are
TO fight sitting on stools, ~ M'DufFie is una
bic to stand Any length of time from his for.
meE wound having affected his hip
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@ge 8a5stte.
WINCHST Err.
SATURDAY, august 81, 1929.

The sale of the Land advertised by Ed
ward Turner, will take place on the 10th
Of September, and not on the 18th, as stated
in the Advertisement.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-31

August 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

From the Compiler Of December %.
The undersigned members IF the,
Bxeep'iye Council, have seen with
much surprize the construction placed
by thr Governor upon their reply to
The Legislature. They did not believe
hsi such duplication could possibly be
mas TO their argument, as TO extract
IeS II ehafSv Of iBlo1icatioD against
IN Governor bot ss he seems TO have
m'sspgeNended ths ConDeil, hey deem
- o'S tN ttsth aud to their own eharac.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
MISSOURI.

Loan O6ice.--By the ST. Loui. (Mi,souri,
Enquirer OF the. 18th Novemeer. we lea, n.
that the legislature Of that state had been
principally occupied. for q week, in consider.
ing = proposition to authorize a further emis.
sion Of three hundred thousahd, dollars. in
loan office. certificates. :, The bill had been
lost in committee Of the whole, in the house
OF representatives; the senate, it was believed,
was friendly 20 the measure; and it was sup.
posed, Il would by revived in the house.
A property or valuation law was before the
house, and, it was thought, would pas,.
On Tuesday the 4ih of December, the bill
to abolish imprisonment FOR debt, passed The
Senate, with this exception, in cases of fraud.
During last week The people of ST. Louis
Witnessed the no less uncommon than grail
flying sight of several fiat bottomed boats. la
dec with produce from the county high up
on the Missouri, descending the Mississioui.
destined for New Orleans.-The,e boats
compose the can Of u much greater number.
that are on their way down, from Boonslick
settlements, The fertile and extensive dis
trict OF country up the Mississippi, called the
SAX River settle ments, Is also making con.
siderable shipments, particularly of Tobac co,
which Is found 20 be exceedingly we'll adapted
to that soil. In some instances where the
neIghborhood was small, tie farmers have
made q common stock of their crops, and
Shipped them in partnership, entrusiing this
proceeds Of their Isbor TO SEINE two or three
OF the most experienced men of the concern.
By leiter from member of the iegisls.
ture OF Alabama, to the enitcs of the Flor
ence Gazette, we learn that the opinion pre
vailed that the Bank OF Huntsville would be
compelled to pay specie or the state TO. refuse
Tue F,Geptton OF Its notes 10 payment of tax.
es. The credit of The paper was 30 low at
Cahswba, that the members Of the legisa.
ture could no, pass il for board or horse feed,
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tiers, to declare that they designed n,
such imputatiou.
r.. v. DANIEL.
w. H.. ROANE, ~
ROBERT q SCOTT,
.WM ROBERTSON,
WNt. seldom,
A. l.. Bolts,
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Dec. 81, 1921.
Dec. 81, 1921.
December saith, 1921.

December saith, 1897.
Hessrs. Editors Of the Compiler,
have this moment seen your paper
of Saturday, which did not fall in my
way, nor had l time to enquire after it
on that day and yesterday was OFT
OF town all day.
l am greatly pleased 10 have the
misconceptiou Of myself aud friends, 1
may say slso ofno small part Of ths
public at large, removed by the truly
honorable display Of sturdy and un-
squeamish sense ofjustice, on the part
Of those who had uuinteutionalIy caus-
ed it.
The vice believed to be imputed. in
wolves the tu,a! forfeiture Of all ecu
hdence public aud private, and suppo.
ses want of liked motives to control
the will, which, is not only in itself
want OF settled character, but can only
exist In cases OF great imLeeiity of
mind. 1t could not Justly be suspected,
where the cultivation of the inteliectu-
al powers had never been allowed to
yield to any thing bat the necessity OF
too great muscular exertiou in labo-
rious profession. The evidence, too,
OF the supposed charge, being such as
cauid not be impeached after he senti
ment, constantly expressed before, the
case arose TO view as one of fatal pros
m'nenee, which required passion mor-
than reason. In that way such strung
language came. to be used. now feel
that 1t was like stab for O jostIe, dis
proPor;ionate to the injury, and honest
~ admit that 1 regret it.
TIL NJ. RANDOLPH.
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EUENOS AYRES,
pLi/o6eynI;1 n

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81.
We have received some iet,ers and pspers
from Bueno, Ayres, some to the 10Th Oc.o-
Der. The Government Gazette contains O.
copy OF al official paper, being the credsn.
tial letter Of q Portuguese Charge. des nj.
fares, and addressed TO the Governor Ct the
republic Of La Plata, wherein that povern-
ment is notified of the acknowledge of
the independence of that state, and of the o.
Their states OF South America, which have es.
tablished governments, ard are recognized by
the several people.
The stiaIFo OF Buenos Ayres we're very
prosperous, and the public affairs conducted
with sasacIty, moderation ard libeIalty
Military operations had entirely ceased,
IN consequence q. decisive end saneuipaIy
action which took place betwee The followers
o. The unfortunate general JoSeph HlilusE
Cd1reyG, and The army Gf the province of
Mrndozs. The action tcck place the Iat,ee
end OF August, The ra'lyios word OF Carye,a
was victory and externinsiion-snd so des-
pera'e was the conflict that not enc fnar OF
the troops under Carrera Notwithstanding
himself snd some officers who were made
prisoners. oDiy TO be made signal examples
of-they were sho, in the great square OF
Mendoza, a few days after the battle. Th.
whole Of Sou,h America. with tie excertion
OF a lew OF the provinces in the Upper An
des, where the 6i,affeced had retired. but
whose numbers are neither organized nor
formidable, in quiet.
10 A drSos Of Bueno, Ayres Of IJth Sep.
tember, we find 1t statsd-"Some days ago
Don Manuel Morena arrived in ,hi, city.
from the United States cf North America
lie the brother Of The frs: Secretary of the
Provisional Jnnta in 1910, and had resided IN
the northern republic about five years, impro-
wing biz knowledge and profiting by the ex-
Pterience OF that interesting republic. Du-
ring the last months of his residence in that
country, he was attached to The agent Of the
Colombian Republic, az hi, Secretary, and it
Is said that he bring, with him very imPor'
tanI infofmation."-[ AuroTa.
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WASHINGTON Dec.


Our readers have seen that, IN The senate
OF The United States, Mr.. johnson Of Ken,
lucky, has, with bis characteristics gs;Isntry.
s'ocd foremost in support Of prpposititn to
authorize The paper Curtepcie. Of tue Yves.
tero states TO De received 10 payment of pos
RACES TO the United States. We have no
doubt the Colonel would support the known
sentiments of his State to The peril oil his life.
u be were ellowed the opportunity but, un-
'uckiIy Tor him, bis motion was yesterday OF.
deTed 10 lie on The tsbe-and there, we ven
Iure 70 predict, it sciH lie, until dooms,dsy
Not that there can be an Indigestion, in'sry
quarter, to do whet is possible TO relieve the
suffering people 81 the Wet from any part
Of the effects Of their own Lcgi,lition, even
in as small a proportion ss the amount Of
Io"sges bears TO the general business OF The
State but the thing proposed spPear' To Us
10 te, IN several points IF view, so ImpracG.
etb!o a' TO be almost impossible - Aa' Int
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Coafrx:
Capital Stock
Notes in circulation
Prc6t aud lose
Discoon, received
Premiums
Due 10 other banks
Money Of Depositors
sS65.2OS 66

Sworn to by THCS: WOODS. Cashier.
The above R.pof. and Documents were or.
dered 90 be laid upon the fable.
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&.sIned and cashof be compared With
71She proceedings Of the Council. in July
D4st. The constructions attributed to
the present Governor, are unfairly at
ftriba,ed, for HE bss always declared,
that he wished no charge in his time,
bU, that he never would lose an occa-
ion of giving his testimony against the
'usurpaiions Of the Council, which de.
prive the Governor Of all his constitu.
sinnal Importance in the Governsneht.
To the cha sc that have been incapa-
bic Of meeting the public exisencirs
from intoxicatioD, l now make the on
ly possible answer, that there never
was a more outrageous LIE subscribed
TO by man.
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SI,3t3,630 20
68,I37 IS
SI,343 $50 rs

LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
December II 1921.
Statement ofNc North IUesfern Bank of
Pirgjnia, NoU. 20, 1921