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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Taylor, from tho committee TO
whom the bill from tho senate sautho.
rixing tho purchase of 500 copies Of Way
and Gideon's edition OF the Journals OF
the old congress-, was committed. re-
ported the same, with an amendment,
which altered the number of copies from
500 to $50. The house agreed to the
amendment, and the bill as amended. was
ordered to third reading this day.
Mr.. Vinton offered the following Re-
solved, That the committee on com.
merce be instructed TO inquire into the
expediency of providing by law, that no
license to navigate any Of the waters of
the U. States shall be granted 10 any
boat or vessel hereafter built and moved
or propelled by Ere or steam, Upon the
principle of construction commonly
called shigh pressure : nor to any boat
or vessel heretofore built and moved or
propelled by FIRE or steam, that shall
hereafter be fitted up or provided with
any engine or other machine intended to
move or propel such boa. or vessel upon
the principle of construction aforesaid >
The report Of the Committee Of con.
ference in relation TO amendments TO the
tariff bill was read again.
Mr.. Taylor moved that the house con.
cur with the report ofthe committee and
asked for the ayes and noes, which were
ordered.
The question was taken on concurriDg
With the report of the committee OF cons
ference, and decided by yeas and nays, as
iollows--yeas l26, nays 66.
So the report of the committee of
conference Was agreed to.
The joint resolution authorizing the
purchase OF $50 copies of the journals
OF The old congress, from IVA TO 1888,
was read third time, and the house ad-
journed at quarter before o'clock.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-21

The bill for revision of the tariff Of
duties on imports has, at length passed
both houses of congress, and wants only
the signature of the president to become
law. That signature, there is no rea>
son to doubt, it will receive, and it may De
spoken OF, by anticipation, as the law OF
the land.
Upon the passage of this act we have
little room for comment. Ii is not the
bill originally reported, its very nature
being essentially changed by the amend
ments which, in its progress to maturity,
IT has undergone in both houses, and par
ticularly in the senate. AS it now stands
it has some good features, and few obiec.
tionab!e ones. II sugmenis the duties on
many articles, but not 10 such an amount
as to make them prohibitory, or oppres
sive in their operation. The objection TO
the principle of the bill in the southern
country and in some of the commercial
districts, will still have their original
force !; but those which are founded on
apprehensions of its practical operation
will not, we think, be realized.
AS the duties are not so far increased
as TO amount to prohibition, the eHec,
OF the bill will be, after this year, to add
to the revenue an amount, variously sta
ted, offrom one TO four millions of dol
lars. We do not much want the reye.
nue., but, by this addition, the government
will be able so much more rapidly TO re-
duce the national debt, and thus 70 pre-
pare the nation more firmly to bear up
against adverse circumstances, should il
have again to encounter them, as it has
done heretofore.
BY the passage ofthis act, We shall be
greatly disappointed if one important
good has not been accomplished, viz. the
satisfying the petitions and wishes of a
large portion of our fellow citizens, who
have been induced, by reasoning which
we never could follow, to believe that
such measure as the adoption of new
tariff was iDseparably connected with our
| national independence. Ii may be fairly
presumed, now that the tariff is settled for
many years, and tits subject Of congra.
tulation, that, being settled, the revision
has approached so nearly to the beau
ideal OF a 'judiciousf one.
Nat. Int. sf yesterday.
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NOTICE.

A note dated Sept. 10Th or thereaboats, 1923,
Z y, Tor Sl44 10, in favor ofJonatlian C. Nav
IN ms possession being settled in account, /
lorewarn all persons from taking an assignment
thereof JOSEPH RUTHERFORD
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-21
DOGS.

lhe mayor OF Toulouse notifies the
public, that, on account Of an extraordi.
nary circumstance, the police being de.
sirous to prevent the consequences likely
TO result from the great quantity Of dogs
which crowd into the town from the
DeighborlDg country, will cause poison to
be spread throughout all the streets, from
the S5ih to the Slstof March inclusive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19
FRESH DRY II110OS

ENLEMING EDWIN JAMES & Co-ua,Itt BRIDGE
have iu', received principally by the arrivals from
New forh ana Philadelphia, the following Dry Goods;
Company flag bandanna handkerchief
superior scarlet and brown do. do.
Superior German flag hdkfs
Children's cotton hdkfs.
Madras, Pucat blue twed & cotton bauJanna hdhfs
Superfne checked GREEK CRAVArS
Striped checked and spotted jaconet cravats.
Ladies' white x black ingram cotton hose, very fine
DO white y 1lk: worsted do from common very
Do. white blk English L French silk do
Mems white and black silk do
Do. white cotton hose and half hose
Do. hiach worsied hose of very good quality
Women's white and black silk gloves
DO KID ami beaver gloves
De. long white and black kid do.
Mems superior dogskin gloves
Do. Woodsiock, beaver and stout buckskin do
IA a = cambrics, well assorted
ID x Cd plain jaconet null aud book muslins
Figured book, null ard jaconet muslins
"A x o. handsome chin,z shawls
Deep blue and white and dark fancy prints
SuPrrhne black aud white caicoes, large figures
Furniture dimiiies
Sewing and floss cotton in spoos
power-loom and coS4nion bedticking
Irish linens and long lnwns well nssor,ed
Linen cambrcs
Satin, lusiring and love rihionis assorted
SuperUr India black levaniines
DO. blacs Italiaa lustrng
Do black satin
niacE, PINK, green and white 1orences
Blue, black aud assorted Italian sew ing silk
Blue and black twist
Sheli tuck, side and long bent combs
Imitation tuck, side and long bent do
Pocket and toilette combs
Fine and Superfne ivory combs
Slperilne nlue, black aud brown cloths
Supcrhne blue and black cassimeies
Deep blue mkt saiineiis
~ and paint blankets
40 Sats domestic goods, comprising good assortment,
o common and hne brown and beac sIirtinss and
sleeiings 's'''"
ia!-s German oznahures aud iicklrnburss
a choics parcel NJ cotton yarns we'll Assorted &c &c
dit TO punctuni Customers. "
February -. sI-wsw
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NlLES' WEEKLY REGIsTER

SubSCRIDERS to the above work. no reside ill., OF ore
- In The habit OF ng their Richmond
respectfully informed that Mr. John Maddox having Sc ign
rd that agency, Mr. Phip NJ Tobb has TO
attend TO H. those Who indebted will
much ooge the Editor by paying TO him whatever balances
they may owe He will aisu receive subscriptions
from such gentlemen inclined pn,ronile this well
known and much approved work. The are Eve
lars per annum, payable in advance makes two volumes
per year beginning with the months of March and Sep
TENDER, for which the prese would
time To commence tor those who wish preserve their
files perfect.
IL is published at Baltimore weekly sent Nv mail tp
those who wish IL; delivered half yearly in Volumes
this City to those who prefer il in ha, begin
IN sept iSi AMI 10 those who the
work may not be aiss that po-
ca history OF our counir, from that period
anu that s many notices Of interesting law cases. historical
acs ngiicuitura mercantile, featuring, chan
zeal pieces render set of the work almost ap-
pennage To the library Of every politician, attorney or lit
erarv gentleman for occasional reference.
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store, corner of and 18th streets.
February ae .,,.,
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Il the 18TH 1928. s'' S'i
Ann iiaskss widow and reiict of Aaron IIsskins de-
ceased In her own right, the of her in
,ant eh''ren Mary Page lIaskins, Thomas d. Rnsk
Martha Haskins, Edward M. askins Sarah A.
VIM. iiaskins, and Elizabeth NJ. Haskins, ptfr.
Against
John Haskns and Robert Haskins were s
tue said Aaron faskins, deceased and which said Aaron
was executor OF John Walker, deceased and Leto,
walker, Sherwood Walker, Richard Walker. Martb.
walker, and Walter Walker, the last three OF whom ara
infants, by William S. Dance their guardian specially an
P"u'.u I" ueienu tnem IN TINS suit, DTS.
On the motion OF the plaintiff by her attorney, il Is or
dere' that the order for settlement OF made in
this cause the i7,h day Of October 1922 set aside
an ~ now ordered, that the Defendants John Ilaskips
anu Robert askns 10 make and exhibit the mas
Ter commissioner in chancery for this county their ac
counts as executors Of Aaron akns, deceased also
the accounts of The said Aaron Haskns john
walker, deceased and the said is ordered n,
examine state and settle the said accounts and reror the
same to this Court together with any stat
ell thought pertinent himself required by either of
the parties to be so stated.
copy. Tes,e, wM S. DANcE,C
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The parties in
ScousVie, Po" haian, Feb i9l 1924. terested are de-
re: TO take nst'ce, that have appointed the day OF
April next for carrying the foregoing order into effect on
whch DAY by 10 o'clsck A NJ they required to attend
at -6icc, with their vouchers &C. ready for examna
ton. JOHN w DANCE Cnr,,;s.;aaa.
March q. ,0i,.a,y
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Richmond Courthouse, March 4.
KENTUCKY AGENCY.

FIE undersigned formerly Of Richmond Va has esta-
blshed Office ~ Frankfort Kentucky, for the
action ofbuSDess for residents OF the sell land
take possession by tenant for aud paw taxes it,
collect debis settle estates &c. For the legal part
this business engages the best counsel that The
fords An assidUous CATION for years titles
o aRd, owned by several large Virginia companies and
dispersed throughout this state has made for
him provide connected plots information titles
soil aud value OF lands TO such enable him,
with comparative facility, furnish information wanted
law Of the last session of the Legislature Of Kentucky
requires settlement to be made each 500 Of land
with certain exceptiOns) before the Of August 1920
der the penalty Of forfeiture. II win be within bis line Of
business md he has provided assistants lease and
against the operation Of that law Letters directed
Frankfort, post paid) will be attended to.
Reifr To the hon Thomas Todd, George NJ. Bibb, and
John Crenden Frankfort Kentucky; TO the hon. Tbos.
r. Dosldn, for whom have done extensive business Of
also Messrs Robert Pollard aud H. Peytou, Richmond
Vas John Scott end VIM g. Stone Fredericksburg y. X.
Jones and VIM. axal Petersburg Alexander Wilson add
ROBERT TRIPLETr.
1Frhe services 10 he rendered business Of this Kind
Of such thar II is impossible 20 have hxed terms
they depesd upon the difficulties attending the task
be performed IL would therefore he agreeable
me, if persons wishing business done Would themselves
offer such they think reasonable. HsUch
am wiling 10 accept time will he lest in tie prosecu
ton Of the businesses " my objections will be made
The business Is expensive, and where services
required will rot compensated speedily ny the
sinrss itself n advance will be required.
Mr. Thomas Green u Richmond will make contracts
and uscemeus my heha persons prefer CON-
nunicaing with uc directly. u. r.
r. r. viii remain in Virginia until about The is Of MAY
next and will be IN Rehnond from 10th April I'LL that
March Q. i0i--aDkWU
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HuRLIC SAIE

fUBLlC SALE.
tcf virtue OF deed executed "a, n. no yy;li,,
Mann and Frances his wife, dated the 2s ,Iay of De
oI q, and recorded in the COUNTY co oC
for purposes therein mentioned we shaII s.Ii en- .b
oiuer' AZ rnoa'c aucton fr cash, Powha,an courthouse
nc iotn ddy h"rch neat the tract of LAND conyeyed
US N zoe A"d deed containing 1921 lvg imnTci
aey IN ie the courthouse aud formerly
The residence Of Major Frederick Wop,>on: or =, r,
thereof rs he sufficient rails. the ra,ncc Of ,
d,e by ihe trust deed aforesaid The lite vested IN the
SUBSCRIBERS Will be conveyed to the pure hasrr
CHAS 4. PCPa,1
,,.n.e, VIM 5. DANCE, : i'"s'ees
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WAS eomniiIed 10 tie Jail Of peT eI, -o15I, - -.
Al inN'Ani, negro mnn who calls bim,rlf SAM
iAfLOit' hNe eet five inches high nade has mall
epnnmtr4 blue cloth c"ai, nsev antaloons narseiIlrs
ses' low sr strong shoes and stockings. an old f-
lat Tue said runaway SAYS he belong. In n MI WL,.
ung Dear Knoxville Tennessee and that his master pur
LCudoun county, Virginia. The owner Of said rn,,s,
requested TO come forward prove property paw chxrSes
anu tNe MN away otherwise he Ill i've dealt aim as The
directs. pETER GauTSt;y ~ -, - '"e
MHriusburg, Nov. n 1928 soEUt9,.
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Al RUNAWAY

w 10 committed 70 the jail Of Henrco county ON the
n, .bLouN, who states himself he the property of
~ ~ Oockp' 81 the county Of AIbemarle Said run
p ao9nt 80 years old, Of light Complexion five feet
lnehes higb no visible scar he had ON when
ens,,eu, nack broad cloth and panaloons of
coarse brown cloth, AMI black hat f "
~ ,ns <Oh Of the same month, negro woman ma.
a. rs runaway, who states herself 10 he The
e9peTyo OF Dr. John Swami Of the county OF fIanover
9eld woman = about so years old, ~ dark compeXon 4
oO, I'VE Iee tITee inches high had Oh when mst,eu
\ brown domestic cotton dress.
nr owners "f said runaways hereby requested "a
'otwnrd prove property, pay charges and take them
aNaytoi thty viii be dealt with the law direets
- - JOHN l.. TATE, ID. s.
T. EorV q.
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NlCORMICK'S PATENT PLOUGIiS-

WohlhAM M'GRUDER, Main street. offer fnr sale
a. agents Tor the manufacturers, NJ COrmick's Patent
Ploughs, which for simplicity of construction ~
any pOugbs now in use. F' ~
For more particular description oftbese plougb refer
70 he proceedings Of the two last piougbne matches At
rTeeeHsuuTg 20 the subjoned Certificate Of Col Thon,n
NJ Randolph, aud to the gentlemen whose names are me-
toned below. '' "'e 'e"'
Richmond, 27fh Fsbyuayn 1894.
hereby certify. that The Ploughs made Al the ,b,, ri
refer minor, Esq OF Albemsre, 10 the highest
uoh nnong tue farmers Of that county and that d. myself
70 te best OF this time offered for sale this place iron,
OF the Northern manuiactories a."
THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH
r. 49,, ,,, - n Delegate from Af5srayis.
RicbmOud
Hon. William r. Caboll.
Refer TO Joseph e. CalpIl , =.
VIM r. Gordon bsqrs' OF a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19

GREEN SPRING EOR SALE

tHlS estate situated the James river equal
Il distances from Richmond and Norfolk contains 1884
acres OF land The dwelling house built OF brick Large
and commodious and attached is every necessary
building. AT short distance spring of fine water and
an orchard OF excellent fruit The quality of the
generally good and large proportion is with
valuable timber convenient he river Few estates pos
sess greater advantages than this II is
price and on long credu.-MT Win. III Jones residing at
Greensering will shew the premises-Appy Mr. James
d Riddle, IN Richmond, or TO WIN. L. H0DGS0N,
March IOO--If In Alexandria
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19

!'ra'l ftr Connecticut NlT0sl
Oa The AxN with whict, Ass, EoLIyS was hc,ea,l-
ca : >rii preserved ~ the iowcr Of London.
S,srn nr,istrr Of GATE severe.
WA, druuk with rr,ni,s blood,
priviuf time, dost linsrr .-re,
Like beacon ON ,isirucjau'< GOOD,
First iure,thv viriin,'> heart aside,
why n serpent liiSt tiui hide,
Meath clustering n'wers and robes ofpriie,
rhv warning CLEAN
iIai>t thou but once reve lied tliy ,isace dread.
From sI"r, ieartn cif, her startled step bad l,j.
H.w iirle she rcesh when ST. Edwards crown
:" heavily pr~st her UesSe, fair,
That with TAI Hing p-mt its ihnrns of care
Would nigh Il sci, sleep from her couch nj down.
She camr-s> lamb Tue lions lair
A. = light hird ceavc, ia. fields OF air, Isnnrr
Anal carols bhe nd sweet lille treachrry weav.s IL,
a.. ~h"; we're her panes when she traced her tate,
Un ti' ch"ngeiui n',uarchs brow OF hate
What wee the thonghts which. in misery's hour,
Thronse's'o her soul in her prison ,ower'
n n"srr'i WIN pencil keen,
Delightful France whose ciou,iless skies
Babe her gay chjhnod's pleasures rise:
Earl Psrc,s ioye-his youthful. grace;
iirr gallant hrother's fond embrace:
Her stately fathers feuai halls,
WI re I'ug t-ralric sraced the ancient walls.
wrar, in TIC scafroe.'s mournul eloon
Nui!tesS--lu meet n guilty. doom
she stands '-'he lite blDnd chlls her heart,
Vat her infant daughters image fair,
IN a. ne smile Of Innocence is thrrei
And ilni 'icso!atr queen is dn"n,sd to know
il"" TAR mothers griei transcends a martyrs woe.
Prrchan~e prophetic light
lliuInrs her l., kcning sight,
Painting the future virgin queen
Iik" thr iHh"d bird, all hearts surprisiny
bright from her bluul stained ashes rising
eni-energetic-wis
Ah, no. the scroll uf risne
Is seaied-and Hope sublime
Rests but Immortality.
Ihe diving PRAYER with trembling yor spe,ds
For Tint false monarch whose " i'll She bi-rdS--
!"r him, who listening. on that iainI morn
iI'ar> l"r death signal DER the distant lawn
- Fro ~" deep cannon speaking
Then springs 10 mi. ~. ,ud winds hi, huya horn
And riots, while her blood is rerking !
For him She prays, in serpph tone
% be his sins forgiven
WhO raised me n earthly throRe.
And sends me now from prison lone,
To be IA saint in heaYen.n H.
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NOTICE.

VIE undersigned, acting administrator Of Judith
nOhaIoson uec q, and also OF John Reynolds decd
rynos decd and also executor administrator of joel
me sai several estates and delivering l.n, ~, 10 ios
huedheTeoy notifies All persons having Claims against
any OF The said estates 10 bring them forward uly
ucaed before the first day of january next sefwise b
notice wi" be plead in bar of any CLAIM, brought forward
after that time. TOSI-pJr ~ 49,
CNmlerl.nd Co, Va. Jan. 81 1924 rs wsw
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IL the effects and claims 81 the late n-r n r,,,a
n TAYLOR Co have been trapserre, and u, ~ @
ny dee rom John Taylor the surviving palmer bear
forth, and recorded IN tbe Office Of ts Us,;ngs Co., ~
wy, Guy 81 a,emon Those Indebted said eoncern
;9 20 maFe Immediate payment 10 the under.
s" ""V "OHe - aHhnizcd To- settle the nssc;ion
t-,. ID. WILLIAM GILLIAT.
@'N-tu"s 80
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TRU STEE,S SALE

Y virtue nf deed Of trust executed las Georce Roher
son 70 me subscriber and duly recorded the clerk
VI hY'ehh county Tor the purpose OF securing the
ghe Sh tne premises At public auction for cash, the
lrf g. or parcel of LAND lying in Amelia COUNT
r nv s ma vac being the Purctas-
son This tract is situated on the waters OF Flat Greet H.
sr"s oOIh asd J. bounded the south by the said
, ~" ,Ie west oy The lands ut Josiah Hundey, The
the public road. ' ' W w f"s'' "
me SAFE OF the above tract should not produre no sum
OF $3.50 with interest from the 25b dny oC me- u u.s.,
With The cost Of carrying this lust into
said d., -; anu ~ mat event there will be III on The
uhyianu III the manner above described pon ~, rsrj
n, o mueb oi ore other tract OF LAND, lying in said
IN on winch the said George Robertson nov, a.
WIZ be sufficient TO raise the aforesaid sur, Of
I.s uus 70 TIE hrst named Is believed 10 be nm
The latter there is prior deed of trnst a.
we benefit Of Mr. VIM. r. Bass subject to the onsrstio ~
en nc sale viii lie made The subscriber viii bows
the trust deed. n.DMtJND uApuIeS,1 .r uhoef
February 10. sa 'Ius,ee'
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WISH To employ in my family the town OF Abin-
Il don Washington county, Virginia. young lady rs a
privae iuoress, who is we'll qualified teach the English
aud French languages and music. TO such a / will
give salary of six hundred dOlars-and hoard
ing, room, fire. candles, washing, She viii have the
care OF The education OF my daughter
attentions. FRANCIS SMITH
January 81. B2-tf
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JAILORIS N0TIcL,

w hS committed 70 the jail Of the Town Of Petersfurg
ON 'he 25ih dav NJ November last a. ! r,pa,ssy
apeeIo mHp' who calls himself uARRISON CEOHER-Ji
-, 80 Dehcs nigh, brown complexion large nose thick
~ pressing counenaHee, stooys ~ his shoulders when
Hahing, mas scar on his LEFT elbow and had ON = lono
iNlbed h"raespun pantalDnns; and saws lie "A
W nan ana ~ raised IN the county Of Souhau,pter
m = soo ~ % - years 81 age The on ner ff any there
~ - requested q come forward prove his property ns
law directs. n o9s ~, ~ u5 ~, Win rs thc
fsaTprs 10. N '''lf'-V 30 :, ysilofs
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Tears her weak bottom on the marble rock.
At length asunder torn, her frame divides,
And Crashing snrends In ruins Ger the fides Z

The Calhoun had got 10 sea, but without either
compass, rudder, or ballast. As tight as q feather
she was tossed about, the mere sport of The winds
Old Neptune was TOO much diverted at her ganits "a
10 become wraihfu lie carried her safe imo he
mouth Of creek, we'll knowing that the little shei
swaa best in shallow water, and there left her TO the
Of her frightened crew, WIN, slthough now safe
from The gale, never ceased 10 ia signal guns and Ia
display The ensgns of distress whilst y zephyr famed
The sails. Such is lie way, and such tho fears oil
Cllildteni
The Clay was NOT much disturbed by the storm
She WIS early blown alar of into sea but lille di-
versi6ed with rocks shoals, and but Tor the en-
counter with the ADAMS, sustained but little injury
and will be able hereafter, we informed, to re.
pair the damage sustained 10y that shock.
49, The author Of tie roiiuccl uoree race. (Eaq.
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.Noi'ce 20 oonnieF" dDd SOUTHEASTERN Irorellers
Gfx&SA The Steam Boat MOUNT YER
a ED~ NUN VIII Commence her daily
k4x-- IA route between Washington City
md Potomac Greek, on the great
sESSzslISEHf7klE Southern and South western Mail
-. -, a : Lines on Monday the 9Th inst =
eavng washington NJ hall past ~ O'Clock T. ~ and re-
turning ny 5ocIock d. every day Passengers may tra
vel by this from Richmond TO I,nnore in az -
enjoying the regular hour, of sleep. " ~ "
49,, CHARLES WALKER, Captain
-u'utu o. tnf-6t
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

the request Of competent number ofihe Stockholders
and in pursuance Of the acquisitions the
sembly passed on the - day of March instant, entitled
An act for extending the charter the Farmer Of
Virginia. Notice is hereby given, that General Meeting
Of said stockholders will take place their Bankughouse
in the city of Richmond, Tuesday the 27ib day
next TO take into consideration the propreiy Of approving
and ra ing the OF extending the said
Bank. Z. ". NICHOLAS President
March ~ 1924
NJ Ii will be necessary that all proxies be given after
the 3iSt March. IO2-t27A
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'hS subscribers respectfully inform the public thh-
nave ~ hand general assortment Of AGRICUI-
y, ~, ~ NfitMENTS; comprising Fraeborp Woods
All s woosys Patent Poughs, Dagcn Darsbare do eli
go Ky three mouit seed do which at once peg
VIZ" u. rams sen feeding Straw Cutters, &c.
hhting been engaged several wears in the .sve bus;
ness nry are confident of rendering general liz
T. solicited ~ PIouphs imm.,ii,, ~. 1851 . p'"""se
rehrnary y 8s--wtf DEAKYNE & PAL MER