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and which, he conce much diigen arch
and accustomed II PraoLce are better caca,
10 inspire Than 'nsdcaI diplomats the no less frsIen
able and othy and unoundeJ echoes and
unqualified popular praise hc did Indeed his own efo
continue b. assisted by faithful and iusr
confidence on m part OF his Patients they persist
nnawed by the splston IT tie necessary expense or
fhe appalling and d1ereios influence goss piping
visiters ina nrrrmedlng friends whose i'll judged cen
tersan. and often mper and invidious
edteal M whom shey know and in favour brfu-
sged and dome s cnackr1 oo trequenrly listened
he weak patiently dis ppoinr the hopss ana
ctaons and Illustrate the scientific labcuTs of the
ablest Practitioners.
This charge against able interference Of
me friends and attendants OF the SICK dictated by
an impulse OF se,tIDerer, by spirit of
msevoience; with undue desire EXPOSE the
We knesses and faults Of his fellow mortals from wrom
the writer hnSc needs indulg-nces ~ hut with
cue reference the welfare of the fcred the combat
ing % mischevous popular errors IN Judgment and
Practice and for the advancement establishments
Tar as possible, OF the HEALING ART which arr per.
n1p ve snce " 70 be cultivated and considered
IS mehng beyond tbe ken IF has
bee prescribed by certain Glass; and Compelled
ge and ke had wsy against the united influence and
busy Of fgrrane. jaiy and ery, (three
potent aftvefsaiieS
ing with due recon prince nd which though nor Who'll
~ exempt from f.IbiiiFv h- Tor OF every thing errss
rai) has rescued millions an untimelv grave mi
merits for ITS successful cutivatos ana
and creduous hcst Of sbeuo-s whiting TO be-
stow. o. that thsy should cuietiy possess.
The oplsrf OF the metropolis OF Maine. IL is COR
crvtd. will aid The ot humanity and science, BY
Tending 70 Or. L. share patronage.
and enlarsing The sphere his nsvfnness be regsrs
wt an unde waiting seeomplscenov all competition
as continued want of from fbcf
cdt.msv much erbarrass IL fatally impede his
professional and usefulness This place
his practical Isbnurs having FIR about Sxefn Tears
past Principally with the fndfgsrf NJ IRE
coarse less able re7uard know how aepvs
oafe. his skin ard sbii;, gool. han their qefhf
g. and perhaps more scepca shbours. Pubic pat
HIRES IF CSsfsft =
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DOMESTIC DRUGS. sc.

hR. LEAvIrr continues for Sale n his Dssr.
~ sdry. bis usuzi rierv of MEDICINAL SiNpI.ES.
rsosrly OF Dorr.Sffe g-o7rh aud snai Selection
iLAL PREPARATIONS AND c. MpoSfTiONs, chiefly
81 MS NSpusctUrevrrv nr. and almost in
dsPensibe, in most Families Of which he following
p3rt.
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EPITAPH ON.A M-Sr

Beneath this verdant hillock lies
Demar. the wealthy and the wise.
His heirs, that he might safely rest:
Have put his carclse in the chest;
The very chest in which, they say.
His other self, his money, lay.
And if his heirs continue kind
To that dear self he left behind.
dare believe that four in FIVE
Will think bis better half alive.
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When Milton was blind ne married a shrfw. Tie
Duke o. Buckingham called tie a rose am 10 iudse
q coiors replied Sicr md " nay IA sc I'll tel ne
hgzns qais
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Tssencc Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the Portland storm
schic Cordial birtrr " the Spec Bitter Lotions for the
Eyes Remedies for the Itch Indian Remedy for Rorns
and Scalds--approvsd fssm OF Hc-ey. Basam of life
BLACK Writing nk-ready made Saffron seed. Also ye-
sting PAMPR II T. givnF ~ account of The
Gus ENCLisH TRANSACTIONS OF THE BIBLF-hv =
Member OF the Mass schusetts Bible soeiety-Pris
(erfS.
tsssS-strest, portiand,l
My az, IS27. mn
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

bring him to reason. they also refused 10 obey thc,
commanders snatchlng of their cockades and deliver
IN them 10 the general. Elafed hy the success Of
these reacberous proceedings, lturbide presented him
self, like another Cromwell before the Congress, and
demanded the dismissal Of certain deputies. whom he
charged with heng conspirators lie answered.
that il contrary the THles comply with has
demand, and that he himself did not alone compose
the Regency, he would please 10 retire. Showing
disposition leave the place. Don Yanez then observ
ed. IL will thank your Excelency 10 receive
signa;ion. Your Exceency will pardon address
ing Iturbdel-you the only who usuIPs all
powers. lturbde observed :" We shall hnd.
Sgnor Yanez, VINO is the traitor '-Yanez replied.
shall leave this spot before convince your High
ness you are that traitor."-Nuch umu uous discus
sion stated to have followed but We have no ac-
count Of the result Of this daring attempt destroy the
Congress Among other charges against the would
be ImPerGtor he Is said TO have presented forged
letter from Dava, in which he invited " 10 recon
quer the Empire and place II under the psUtecUn Of
SPAIN but If the devil hal hand in IT, Tire plot
discovered" Ii is added, that these plots and
usurpatious had destroyed the equilibrium Of the Mex
lean government, which now in the situation Of
Buenos Ayres"
We never had any high opinion Of Iturbile he
always appeared 10 undeserving of public conf
dence and unless the people themselves make an eff
fort To put him down, aud the other demagogues who
embroiling the country merely aggrandi2e
themselves, they will be able establish their
liberties on permanent foundation The man who
could insult the legislative body Of country in
in which Iturbde is represented have done,
would hesitate strsngle the last remnant Of free
dom whenever opportunity offered.
.hs,,- Yark Co,1 Adr
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AVfNC curtsiled the limits Of
81 ms Practice. hg will continue 10
give his attention principally, though
rot Exclusively. 70 the more difficult.
anomci olss, ard neglected case5 CT df5eass;
including those at the Nervous KIND,
FsHais Complaints, and The Disorders
or Infants ana Children. Such ~ make
early application my eSbsct relief; IS
their cases will be undertaken and
managed with al, those snticiparions of
prospt rous results, which flow from a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04

Tbs following acknowledgment, from the
Marquis de Ia Fduate, Of his election as an
honorary member, has been lately received
by The corresponding secretary Of the New
York Agricultural Society.
Paris, March Z, 1822.-Sir-I have beer
a few days ago honored with your letter,
September 10, including q certificate Of the
unanimous vote by which the New York
county Agricultural Society have been pleas
ed 10 admit me among its members.
Every sentiment Of patriotic concern in
the prosperity Of the United States and The
county of N. York, personal prediction
for the profession of farmer, in which have
been since long time engaged, and sense
OF grateful delight 10 the testimonies Of Amer
icsn remembrance and kindness for me, con-
sPire TO make me set the highest price on this
favor. Ii derives an additional value from is
having been conferred in city, the freedom
Of which am proud and happy 70 remember,
was granted to me, seven and thirty years a.
60. among the FIRST acts Of her own independ-
ence.
beg you, sir, 10 offer to the Society TIE
tribute OF my respect anl gratitude. with the
assurance OF my zeal for the progress Of Agr~
culture, in relation TO which, the memoirs you
have had the goodness TO send, have afforded
me much pleasure and instruction.
BE pleased also to accept he particular a.
surance OF my high regard and sincere attach
ment. FAYETTE.
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Marsh Rosemary Life OF Nan
Cohusb Angelica
Bsybery Bark Sweet Flag
Indian Gentian Blue do.
Consumption Root Gold Thread
Yellow Dock Hyoscvsnns
Elecampane Ulmus Dulcis
Sanicle Stramon,um
Indian Turnip Iva Ursi
Pennyroyal Veratrum
Herb Peppermint Cicuta
Do. Camomile Pathos Fn,ida
Flowers do. Seca,a Corpu,um
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Norfolk, Nay Tb.-The Strawberries are 50
abundant that in some places in the country
they have been left to rot Cd the vines for want
Of hands 10 gather them, and finer we hae
never seen than those which are brought to
market.-lt is true we cannot offer any thing
like competition with the mammoth strawberry
said to have been raised in Lancaster, (Pa.l in
1919, and to have measured fee inches in cir
conference but we sar scih our orn eyes a.
parcel gathered from the garden of Walter Her
ron, Esq. in this town, which measured from two
and haE to three inches in circumference
and this is about as large as we ever expect to
see strawberries grow.
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Mn. SHIRLEY,

S~-Please to insert the following solution of the
Arithmetcal Question published in the Gazette of the
l4th inst and you will confer fayouS on
Your humble servant,
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SOLUTION
4)20 l9 l9 IL 16 10 IA 10 II III 10 9 8765 8 I
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I'd term req'd 27y35lO7l9
Common multiple, l39675536O
3 less |
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
OrDhans' Court.

.qlerandr,a. County, Sept. Term, 1929.
knRDERED, that the executors OF. RO
" BERT ABERCROMBiE, deceased,
do give The usual notice 10 debtors and
creditors cnce week, three weeks in the
Alexandra Gazette, and Herald: 4 copy
Test, A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is to give notice, that the subscri-
bers Of Alexandra county, IN the District
of Columbia have obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county, letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of Robert AoercTon-
bic. late of the county aforesaid deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same 10 the subscribers, with the YOU
cheers thereof, passed by the orphan =
court, on or before the Esd day Of March ,
next, or they may by law be exoiaded
/ from all benefit to said estate, and those
indebted thereto, are required TO make
immediate payment. Given under our
bands and seals this 93d day of Sept. 1929.
JOHN C.MANDELL,
JOHN WOOD.
sept "a 1aw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12

Alta triennial meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Bank Of the United
States, held by adjournment at their
Hall 10 the city Of Philadelphis, on
Tuesday the lst October, 1892, Thomas
Elsicost, Esq. in tho chair, and MI
iions yMersdith, Secretary, the following
Report Of the Committee of inspection
and investigation, appointed agrseably
20 the resolution of the Stockholders,
atthe meetleg held on the I'd of Sept.
1922, having been adopted, It was RE-
solved that the report with its appen-
dix be published 10 the public papers; ;
and that the president and directors of
the bank of.the United States do also
cause the sanseto epublished in pam
phlet form, aud that a copy thereof. be
held at the disPosal Of each stoekhol-
holder.n assfssw.F
Your committee, to whom was refer
red an examination. of the conditions
of the Bank, REPORT, That they
have carefully considered and diligent-
" Investigated the subject confided
TO them. But, before submitting any
opinion or statement in detail, as to
its actual situation, they beg leave to
refer to the luminous exposition of
the President, hereto appended, con-
tanning fund of information in re-.
lation to the institution in connection
with various topics of sound specula-
tion, and practical utility, which cam
not fail to prove highly interesting to
che Stockholders and to the public |;
while &C the same time they illustrate
the copsoling truth that the most ap-
palling difficulties may be sarmounted
by the steady application Of industry,
integrity and talent, g.
In compliance with the provisions of
the 18th article Of the llth section OF
the chatter. your COMMITTEES have as
csttained that the suspended debts at
the bank and its various branches are
Upon PERSONAL and other than
stock securities D6, 4ol, 255 80
And upon loans secured by
pledges ofrst6Ek, ~ D4,0H.050 rs
Together amountipgio DI0,4lS, SEQ 66.
our committee are decidedly of o.
piniOn that the loss to the bank upon
this debt, together with overdrafts,
counterfeit checks, and frem-all other
sources, esnnot exceed DS, 74S ,S9e, q loss
arising partly from the peculiar sisuas
tion of the naonied relations of the coun-
try, but principally from. misplaced
confidence Ia sunworthy agents. But
Your eommitseesfeei grati6ed in saying
that q fund mere than sufficient has
Peen derived from the previous profits
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
AUCTION SALES =
FPOSIPONEMRNr
Public Sala : %

by virtue of a deed Of trus, g-o
Fox and Lucy his wife, to The ' .Ot An,
for rt the purposes therein meulion assSIsIiF'set
I proceed TO sell to the highes, bi5ds. .Aaa
On Monday, the eth inst. b..
first day Of the Superior co' as IL
the county u Faigfar. '' jp
IT fair, il not the next fair day, a v,,.
tract Of land, in the county Of F stsSt
state of Virginia, on the head ,r ssIIia,
Difficult Run, The present re,; %s'eE q
The said Amos Fox. The tract t, =, q
OF good quality, and contains s5o =. Iaad i
2l2 acres:
there are considerable improvene,,.
the land to wit: grist mill o,us On
stones. and machinery for mannf,pp pan N
-four. saw mill, a wool carding ms.H,l
large stone distillery. and p nn mJ,l.''
other houses convenient for such ~ q
lIshment; the dwelling house is I !" .S'as
convenient. excellent water a, hand : snd
a good stone dairy house, well cons,,r 'al
ed. Purchasers wishing to own = ..c
plete establishment near TO thrsa c W
markets, would do well to view n. so''
misses, before the day of sale, az I If !,
most positively sell at that time nr pIsII
bly, it will be in my power to seeG rousa'
date the terms to suit purchasers ' sEsI
will be made known more par,icula,l h4" "
the day ofsale. For information ami, W !.
me near the premises. fF'
WILLIAM FOX, Trustee
The owner OF the above property bsi,,
willing to save the trustee the ,rouIls Z
selling, would sell st private bargain. IN,
time before the day OF sale. Apply A. /; !;
boye.
OctS >.
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"REMINISCENCES.


By james Montgomery.
yphere are We, with whom in life started,
Dear companions of my golden dayss
Ye are dead, estrang' I'd from me, or parted
Flown Ike morning clouds. thousand
ways.
Where art thou. in youth my friend and broth.
err, .ss.,, 49,
Yea IN soul my friend and brother still?
Heav'n receiv'd thee, and on earth none other
Canthe void in my lorn bosom fill. g..
Where is she, whose looks were love and glad
nesss ee ,sTN
Love and gadness no longer see;
She IS CONS, and sincethat hour of sadness,
Nature seems her sepulchre 70 roe.
Where am ~ Efe's current family flowing,
Brings the welcome warning of release.
Struck with death /; an! whither am goings
All is well, my spirit parts In peace.l
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12

Of tho bank, and specially pledged and
let spart to meet this loss besides
which, it possesses surplus of Ds7i,-
&25 al, arising froma balance which
stood to the credit ofthe profit and loss
account on tho first Of July last, and
from interest which has actually sc-
crued, but which has not yet been paid,
upon that portion of the suspended debts
which it Is confidently believed will be
ultimately obtained. y e
The preceding facts, with the follow
ing analysis, your committee feel assus
red: will render the conviction irresis-
tible, that the bank ofthe United States
has now arrived at that point when It's .
capital may be declared to be sound ana
entire, while it possesses contingent ID
terrests Of nearly one million of dollars
to be applied to such objects as the ~.
ture administrators of its affairs may
deem advisable.
, DIR. Bank of the u. States. to stock,
holders forcapital paid in Do4,s 10y
IS cents. -.
Thesum paid, but not yet ext,nguisn,
ed for bonus. premium on millions c. ~
5 per cent. government stock an. -
banking houses, provided for ana 20 oe
extinguished by che semi-anDual app -
priation of p60 900, 2,0l5,Soz 10
Estimate of allthe losses OF the oan ,s
up to the present period S'1 a., oss ~ =,
I'll =
Balance
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
Valuable Pr0perth

belonging to the estate Of the lsie Cd
John Fitzgerald, viz.--Thirly seven at
an half acres of land in the vic'sliy H
Alexandria, situated upon The bill near
the spring called the Federal Spring and
atfordIng one of the handsomest prospects
in the District Of Columbia. Also lot or
balfacre of ground situated upon the Te'I
side OF St. Asspb, and on The north sIde Of
Duke streets, in the town OF Alexandra -
A ground rent Of f8 IS. Cd. Virginia cur
rency, issuing out OF lot OF ground on 'he
corner of Royal andPrince.sIreets, former
ly held by George McMuDn, Decd a@
now by Mordecai Miller.
A lot of ground on the south sde q
Wolfe, and east side of Union streets ~
whichis erected dis,ilery subject ONs
annual rent in fee Of o439 81. u, !
And a lot OF ground on the south 1, ;o'"
King street, adjoining the store Oh "l''.. ,.
Brakeman, on whichiS erected Two Wv
ry brick house, and frame warehouse,
The terms of this sale Tor all lhe proper .
~, excepting the ground rent, WI os. .lo
filth in cash and the residue, ID one . Wv
and three years, to be secured by O's 81
table notes, with approved endorses ,,s sJi
deeds of trust, upon the properly Wv
The ground rent will be sold tor essu'
THOS. SWAMI, .fn'y for he DH'''
HUMPHREY PEAkE, Collector. Com
TENCH RINGGOLD, Narsh0">
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The JfoAovUing Sale sp0Stpes,m'

10 Saturday, "a I'o0. '"' ,ga
DY virtue OF deed Of trust ron .o ~ /,
I'D Il. Hampton and Mary ba ham pr md
me, bearing date 18th JaDua:y, los .Osrt d
recorded in the office Of The county o .;Ssncs
Faueuier, at Rockhill, the late te', ,ss 81
of the said Hampton, on SATURDAY a~tn.pl
day OF mex, November shall proee,euu,%ts d
at public auction for cash, three r. .,1u
land, situated in the county oil t - and )
one containing 939 acres, 3 ROOFS, md 60
poles; another I73 acres ! Io0C ,bs 81 bcup
poles; and the third $40 acres, !" ,be sad
diaries Of which are mentioned ~ .a,i,ti
deed The sale will be mace ~ ,'dr,;rp.
debt due to John Lloyd, OF AIeSanU r,oosg,
on the payment of the pnrcGs,,t;, Ie 4, b.
the subscriber will convey siifn . wi
hath under the deed oftrnSt a slo Ts',s,ee.
.NMAN H0RNEh' i'''s On
a.,c, ~
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The total aAount.of
funds are 8 5
S53,5o4,le6 SO


Which are distributed as .foIlous:
In U. S. 5 per ct. stock 81, 100000 90
u. S. per ct. stock 1000, 400 81
Loans on personal sscur'y 26,256,l5O SO
Loans secured by blk stock 1874. 725 90
Loans secured by mortgage 5000 90
Due by state banks bearing
!, interest ~ 739,9l8 rs
Real estate taken for debt, part
of which is productive 5S7,lo2 SIS
Amt due by sundry state bks, y o..
&c. in current account 9l0,950 81
Paid on account of bonus, and As,
prem'm on 5 pr. ct. stock i,lS0,680 90
Banking house in Philadel.
phia and branches cost 854y928 Is
Notes of state bks on hand 66t, 642 56
Specie in United States bank
and branches So 3.S46,434 22
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Notice.

WAS found by negro man in the
w street. half 0fEa hundrsddo dollar bank
note, OF one of the Banks Of Baltimore
the owner can have it again by designa-
ting The Bank, number of the note, and
paying the expense of this advertisement,
on appl,ca.in TO The pFm.sr>,
sep "a Sw
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Lands for sale

DY virtue Of a decree from Ch,,L,
- County Court, setting as a courot
Equity. will be exposed TO public Salem
the 18th day Of November next in Ge
town Of PoKT TOBACCO, one tract OF rrr.
Gel of land: (the land OF Lee. commonly
called Foxes Hli, containing abou,
s73 A CRES,
more or less. This land is situated IN
Charles County, about haIfa mile from
place called the Hill TOP, Just at HE
head of Nanjemoy creek great proper
ton OF which is we'll adapted to the gICwt
of corn. wheat and tobacco.--Ihere ii
great proportion of this land well timts,
ed, and we'll calculated TO suit person!
wishing to become farmers.
The terms of sale will be credit Of one
and two years, the purchaser giving bond
will, approved security, bearing i0sR:,
from the Ist day Of January next. when
possession will be glyen--upon the pay
ment ofthe whole purchase money, a good
and sufficient deed will be executed t
the purchaser.
MALACHI ROBEY. Trustee.
oct 8 lawts
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$55.5o4,l9o 80

5S5o.oo&, lSo w
II might be deemed prudent to abb
stain from expressing an opinion upon
the future prospects of the bank, lea
wing each individual to draw his own
differences from the facts exhibited !;
vet your committee are unwilling to o.
nit the expression Of what they be-
lieve to be we'll grounded hope that
the profits of the bank and it's public
utility will continue to increase with
the gradual Development Of its resour-
ses. If the bank has, under the EN-.
barrassment and perplexity in which it
has been placed, no. only, sustained its
own credit, but that of the circulating
medium of the country, with, which its
interest and prosperity are indissolubly
connected, it can scarcely be doubted
that these difficulties being surmuant,
ed. asd:amore ample field opened for
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
Lost

Lost, ="
DETWEEN Alexandria and Pohlck
- Church on the Occaquan Road, red
sheep skin
Pocket Book,
Full of papers of no use to any one ex-
cept the owner. The finder by leaving ii
at this Office, viii be suitably rewarded.
oct 10 st
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To Rent.
Heth's Coal.

TIME cargo -.ee lhe schr. President,
Il Rourk (saiIed the 9Th ult.) daily ex-
sale.in lots to suit purchasers Apply to
- ~ =. SIl AtM IL. KENNEDY. r
iafie ao tLoug Wharf.
sct8 3;
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Hugh Smith 8 10.

TIAvE received per ships :bOoso 'Tu
Ill Areihusa, their fali . a.sssornepl''
which gives them an extensive g. es, GJass,
Emsther,-acare China e ' a,.u ID
which they offer at reasonable 6n . tome we
va we'll ia assorted, ed pipes in boss'' aD' 49,
glass s by f. esa 10 b iS' qsssF
SEQ 8
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,p&l,723,266 Is

!D41, 7Z3,2bo lS
In addition to the above, the commit
tee deemit proper to exhibit the fol.
lowing brief view of the present actual
situation ofthe funds Of the bank, and
of, their distribution: Is
The capital Of the bank
paid in ia v 81, 1885,, i39 63
The circulation Of bank
notes amounts to 5,456,89l go
The deposits are 6,77o,492 q
Unclaimed dividends 1879, 7fl 2S
Amount due to supdry banks in cur
rent account, and TO individuals IN Eu :
rope, sa l,9o4,o9S, 80
Fund reserved to cover the losses sus-
tanned by the bank S,743,a99 90
Profit aud loss account, after having
transferred to contingent fund ls3,s99
. ~ 5l,S97. OF
/ Interest, discounts, &c. received from
lst July tc Cd Sept. 3sS,257 VI