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the intci css Oi The genera gov esnr eht ahd lie lap
piness ana SAFETY Va tne Greek Indians. That his
continuance in Office hitherto has been, and here
alter will be greatly TO the injury of this STATE and
that the cohdence OF large party OF the Creek
Nation is now so irrecoverabiy alienated from HIM
that it would hereafter be impossible for him ad
minister and sperntend their affairs 10 their adj
vantage and comfort, if he was disposed so to
do. And that this Legislature do request of the
President oil the United States 10 remove the said
Agent from Office. And TO the end that all due
and proper proof of his delinquency may be made.
Bea further resolred. That his Excellency the
Governor do appoint two or more fit and proper
persons TO collect and receive evidence therein,
aud that such persons when so appointed by his
Excellency the Governor, shall be invested with
all the power of sending for persons ard papers,
and OF examining witnesses, that is vested in eilher
or both houses of this Legislature.
.3nd be IL further resolued, That his Excellency
the Governor be, and he is hereby requested 10
transmit to the President of the United States a
copy OF this report, resolution, and the accoinpa-
nying documents, or such parts thereof as are not
now in possession of the President.
Agreed to by both Houses.
SAVANNAH, June 2S--The Governor of the
State of Georgia, as Commander Chief, in COM
pliance with requisiiion from Major General
Gaines, has ordered he volunteer corps of Infan-
try and Cavalry attached to the Sd, 4th, 9Th, 9th
and 18th Divisions 10 hold themselves in readiness TO
march a, a moments warning.
Extract IF a letter received from gentleman
cho left Putsburg short time ago, to JON.
MI. Queens establishment on The Wabash
New HARMONY, 81 June, 1925.
&C Dear Sir Il do not keep all the resolutions
make, or | should not now write TO you for /
had determined before left Pittsburgh, not 10
write word about this establishment for at least
six months (; but weak our resolves, when cir
cums,arces oppose them. i will not pretend o
give you account of our situation, farther than
to say, that with me all is astonshment 1t Is but
a little month since the last OF the Harmonious
left this place, and it is now so filled that we
scarcely no where TO put those who arrive Hun
dreds still the road, and are now fitting
up he cabins the Harmonious had deserted for
their reception.
as The schools nearly organized boarding
houses established, smiths carpenters, turner's, &c.
all employed, and agriculture going almost
well as though we had been here twelvemonth.
And his has been accomplished by one man, who
has drawn together people from all points Of the
compass, various in habits and dispositions TO mix
together like brethren and sis, ers''
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w AS committed TO the Jail Of Prince William county on the
LELI-he sais that lie is The property Of Mrs, Biy
s' Q, richmond county, Va. SAID runaway i. about f
years oii oil dark complexion about feet two inch hrb E
ead on when committed dark brown coatee aud blue Sant
ne owner OF said runaway hereby required TO come
o' @ prove property pay charges aud take him away q
ne viii he dealt with as the law directs. ~ -
April JOuN nf1-pf,rr
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Bank of Virginia, Juiv 4, 1925.

Bank of Virginia, Juiy 4, 1925.
rENIIE President and Directors have deoa,t Dividend of
three per the capital sock o the half year
payable the 18th Each share the Sto- sun
jet deduction dollar quarter for Il bonn. to ,e
State. WIN. IjASDRIDGt Ca.hier
July ;. 1925.
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W .1pnrentice UInnted.

BOY from twelve IKE, respectable
"A connections from the country will be taken hppre
lice TO the BooAbinding Business, by
July s. ~ .,
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CULLEgJ, nRrGCs g. Co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
.7POTHECARIES -4.rD CHEMISTS.
forming to e,,at,amen propric,ors h. We been
duly nprc>ei wI the importance of furnishing the public
Nh gee Medicines, compounded with the scrupulo,
attention 10 the principles Of Chemistry aud Pharmacy Inn
ehern by these considerations every effort has
'eudeT iher concern deserving public support me lbcr
o The rm has selected at he best the principal article
~ expense ha. been spared procuring most approved
pleasures have been adopted FOR obtaining fro Apohecaies'
elsewhere. ~ -
Laboratory is attached to the establishment, which che
meals requiring particular preparations such Us are
perhhabe IN their nature, manufactured, viz;
PruSSic .fcid.
Oede Of Bsnrr,h.
Sa."es, One iebrfuge principle of bark.)
PyrOtigntoi 4cid.
P'tre fitric i'll
uuy1ofs IF Gold
M0Il.hia, lanodyne principle Of opum)
EHtTGct Of SarsapGJiHG.
And the the concentrated aud powerful remedies recently
introduced lnto medical practice.
VIII ne generally admitted that degree of skill and
science are requisite qualifications of Apotheoary and that
IA. eonP undin Of Medcinrs should be only 10
sons eonvefsant with the principles and of the
at Inc evils resulting from the employment, hoys or per
sons nnaoqnaied with the business have the dee
"nao not TO admit such the esabishmt MT which will
ne confined to the composition and sale articles employ ed a.
euIcinc. 4'S|
June |'
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IA .AnlLer 1panted NATURALIZATION

MAN who quslised act second muller, whhou,
"a family will II properly recommended. find immediate
employment at the Virginia Mile None led apply wiiho,
Testimonials Of bis integrity, capacity .obety industry
Az I. II. CKENSHAW.
Jnus o. f5-4ts
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j. e. RU g.a e ass' q IEesf.G'S
Prize Office, .4ierandyia, d. c.
JWhese Order, mail, ('o iree) private CONVEYANCE
enclosing Cash, Prize Tickets, lor Toke The above
tey, or m any other lottery under way, viii with
imm edate attention
Alexandra, y c. July l. I6-5
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YFVHE Directors Of me Brook Turnpike Company have thi,
j day declared dividend Of per for the last six
months which will be paid The Soe shodors application al
the Compting-room Of the subseribef.
J, II, EVsTAeE, Tfe=sufsr B.T. c.
Jsy ;, 1875, T-s,
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halIners' Bnnk IA YIrri,lin.

Farmers Bank Of PITgnlia.
TINE President aud Directors have vidcnd Of
4 two and TIN per cent; for the last
which will be paid to the Sookholer- the 18th ..;.
WIN. hEkERVIS, a-hies.
July 1925 17--Gt
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RICEmCwD PLOUGH

.HanuJdctory, near the UNION HorEL.
'Ht subscribe especially inornis hi. friend, aud the
= public generally thai lac la, hand Wheat Fans, Corn
Shciles, single and double Shovel Fough
and almost every other description of Agricultural Inpe
mens, al of which he of.r, low, for cash.
june ~. ;2--w:f WILLIAM PALMER.
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" inuINiA: al rules holden IN the CLERKS Office Of III,
1"Pe''or S'uTt ~ Cha'eery for the Riehmond DitIiss
Beverly d. Browne Fielding BrOwnr, and ORR. Browne,
ai,, Plaintiffs,
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CASE orFAUNTLERoY.

1t seems the fate Of this unfortunate man is AT
length hxci. Having reference TO the opinions
o those who ais,c tie a mildar system of penal
law, aud n utter apporion nent of the severity
oil the punishment to The degree of guilt: IL world
appear that his lot IS very hari unon question
however which has divided in its consideration
tia opnionS ot the ables. jurists, not ore
Plrel 10 express any sentiment. But rs tho
principal end of punishment ia mot Vengeance
Tor the past, but security for the fuure"t wouIi
at irst sight appear ihrt this object ,n;crit he
e!fece1, by something like orr p,uiten:,ory
system, without hnrrving the delinquent FROM
"this scene of things" under circrn;tanccs
which render Inn 81 unfit To appcar unnn a
different theatre of existence But arln; il is
p-o5a''e that the circum 'tances of the British
Empire might furnish , ne more cor mt arrn-
incnts for such severe sanctions, than wonl;l OBJ
tam among people differently crcu.n ,tarrcj
fit be right, we cannot hut admire the inhexi-
BILE hrnnnss with which the Executive uf that
king lon has witist,)1 petitions for ruercv even
in t >" case ofthe 'nnst distinguished dclinquens.
Since the c1S2 az the celebrated Doctor Dol
IN whose bHh1lf the sincere PRAYERS of man,
thou iris, and the eloquent pen of D octor
Johnson W re enolovc1 in vain, the ,.?nt.
| al me OF tn: cuiprit has been looked tlnon as
aibrling very slender grounds for hove Of
pari1n; for where this is the case, a counter
vailin5 Argument weighs Iowa the Opposite
'.''c, !" ~ VI" greater eHcocy OF Il more
no;ed exa'nnlc.
we feel, however, less compassion for the
fate of Fannlaroy, thln we should have lone,
o'vinF r. the aversion he appears tn have had
Tor his wife. AM VIC presume the interest AMI
solic'u la manifested by her. for his parlon
pr'2acdal in great dcyrce IF IN her affection
for her son; iri not from any rcnlins of tha;
p'lre a!Fartinn which nav BE- supposed TO have
influenced hor conduct nj the ti;nc or their mar
riagc. 1t will be rec elected, thut it hls been
statcl, that Mr.. F. had not seen her from the
por'oi OF their separation at the church door,
in M 'l1teIy after their nlrra RI. Until he vas
arr ste Oh the cinrges for which he has nc
doubt pal the Forfeit of his life.
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RICH NaOND w7IIG.
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY :, 1877.

PHg'nfd Legt,iature.-it has been several year
SUBJECT of complaint. th,t the sessions Of Assem-
bly, are unnecessarily protrnrtct We believe how
ever that Our fellow citzens will with us in
OPINION, that the House of Delegates this session at
least deserve somc credit for tine qnamun of bust
ness dispatch in short time; and for the DISPOSE
non they manifest I" draw the session To- close as
speedily as possible. There are, however, now he
fore the House subjects of considerable interest,
'e one Local in some measure; Wit: the removal
oi the college of William and Mary; and The other,
ut more general and important nature; namely.
'he defining what shall be cnnSicrcti Aconcmp, of
cou't' N aiixins the panishncnt thereto. We trust
'ht TOO ardent drSils tn closc the present session.
VIII nnt prevent the House from b.sto,viny a din.
degree ct CON S;craon on these topics, particularly
the latter; for b. late decision of the General
Court touching this matter, dcgrcc rcstric-
non on the powers Of the judges is suggested as
absolutely necessary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-07

MIR. Morrir Of Wood, submitted the following r.
solution, which was agreed 10:
Whereas, there are, in different counties of thi,
commonwealth, public arms, which, from rhrir
small number and rvincus condition, are not won IN
| conveying e. my ARSENAL
Resolved. crefore, That the military committee
he instructed to inquire into the expediency of en-
towering tho Executive to dispose Of public arms in
cert in cases.
An cngrossed bill, "Allowiue Thomas Whiting,
tree 'n9N oF colour, 10 remain il, the Cc,nr;on-
wealth, was read the third time and rejected.
An rngrossed oil concerning John Nicholas, was
rcnd tiie ~ ti'nr, and laid upon the table. The
sam" disposition was rraic of the engrossed bin
con-c ming N,n. Brondus.
Engr"Ss"d hil's-t 'oncerning Charles ;,verett---
Co"rcrnin. John Bakcr-C onccruine WIN. Moors
--Ani''' Siny the sale OF part of the strcots AID
aiI'yS ~ the town of Winchester, in the county cf
Fred" rick--.1wtiorising assessment IF ,t,in-
'Tpf"7 Lois: were sevcrally read third time and
P'xsri The last bill gave rise to much discussion.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
The 2nd Auditor, CONGO nng statements o: tho Sar-
rins and appropriation Fund apart fnr the pay
i'tn' 9" the Intcres; and redemption Of the P,incj-
PM ri the pebl oil the James River Company ora
the cse"iicn nf the Fund TO the 3Ist Deccnbc-,
i"''l ;'S veil rs statement of thc Revenue of the
Company. On Mr.. Sextons motion, ordered TO be
printed.
According ~ these statements the receipts for the
v"'r 1924, were as follows:
Tolls on Produce and Mercantlize S3I5I2 IL
Rents of 'rntrr, due prior to Is, Janua-
a'y, 1924 Asa rs
DO. do. due the Lot jan 1921 3l1u 90
Rents of Ground due prior to lst jan
nary, 1921 sol 80
DO. ITO. due the lsf Jan. 1924 $50 90
$4,000 81
Deduct expenses 3,0,2 46
Nett Revenue $4,000 AZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-07

SDam-We recently noticed proclamation of
the fanatical Ferdinand, in which he pronounced
death against all who were frca.nasons ar who
should be heard to utter death to tyrauts" or
Long live Riego." The Spanish papers now fur
n'sh us with another example of the despotsm and
folly of this sceptred ideot. II is the form of an
oath taken by the royaiist volunteers OF Murcia
After swearing that they dedicate their services Ia
God aad the hins, that III " will prevent the ex-
ercise of every other religion in their sn bu; the
Roman Catholic, ani shed fnr il the last drop of
their b'oad-t'ley SVEN not to permi, the nf.m.us
constitutional code published in Cndiz the 10th
March, 1922, to abhor il with all ,eir hen rte aud
oppose It's re"S;abl'Shnent at the exoenss Of Nv.
last drop of their blood. 'sWe swrar also fs,v
these bL0dfy sroes) to God, and promise the KING
to be faithful To him, auh to defend his sacre,i FIGHTS
rs an absolute sovereign without p4rmiiting eiher
Chambers, or any restriction, even To the she'd
dns oi tI;: last drop of blood YES zee s,reor
The result OF this reckless spirit OF INTOLERANCE.
revenge has already evnccd itself. After the
French left Badajns the popuiace rose: Il great
houses paged. Bloody scc,cs have also taken
place at Corunna.
Contradictory reports prevail in Paris as tn The
evacuation of Spain by the French troap.; but tina
winch was commonly believed was, that Fcrdjno ,I
| had written 10 Charles y. with his own hand de.
string that the evacuation might rake place II i.
possible that ferdinand may feel. that HAVING by
aIi of the French troops diSarmad thu ConStitu,j.
onali,;s, and put arms into the hands of most G,ua
teal adherents, the presence of his allies now onr
opefaies as an unpleasant restraint his roya will
tbs certain that tie royal volunteers the pri. *
| aud the Whole party who aided the French To over
opposed to any change in the system of govern
mcn in Spain.
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hive .AnioaNs.

'HNHE public respectfully informed, that !
a grand collection Of Living Animals is now
exhibiting from O'Clock in the morning until Q
o o'clock at night on Main street, between i'm and
10Th streets near the old market. They will re-
main but few days. Among them are,
YoUNG CUGAR, or S AdgR1cAv LION.
LIvTNG OSTRICH. from the deserts Of Ara
only one in the United States
The African CROWN BIRD, from the coss,
of Angola great curiosity.
Curious variety of MONKEYS, APES, &c.
For particulars see bills.
Admntam.s . cts. Children talf rs;cc
Der %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-07

BIZ IN scoo e Fri n re. n, II W York ir
corr. OF en- haze we'd Caracas ptpcrs
to the ,tl cco ubc~ Tn ca ,'ain of the r.
reports that on tn 1871 two fnen W crc s,ot, AMI
on the 18th, - otie wee condenpei for
having be2n % &C. Ell IN i7su rectipn; bu
thr"c moth ng in the papers relative to the cir
cum ne.
Gen. PAEy, the IneHdant, had declared the
de "a" met o. Venezu a IN ie' IN ,rtia law, ami
Ca lie on III inhah.tan's II am against gov
crn'n@nt welrin., hostile attitude towards US"
We NV n to WAT ~ ALA is, II ilass it be-
an expected attack from France. whc', was re-
Gently stated to hive heen threatened, in conse-
quence Of an alleg Il insult to the French flag.
The tira mt 'ly packet from England, ar
riyf~l at L. 6 ii OF he 4th Dec.
tt, p pcrs coi &C Ms fro Borota to
the 2tth ;ct>ncr. but no later official intslli-
G nc o the tn,'ion OF the Libarating Army
in PERI tle27th OF August when Bolivar
was the nc;ghhotirhood of 1uanca. and il was
exc CITE ',oa ent r tn place that day.
Tne Colombian o. Dec. Etl con: ias the fol
low,nr 'rticle.
b: l,tte:s firm B,gr1 OF ilc 9Th or )c.
tobe". w hav rec civcl a c,ni:rntti3l of the
int iGenc2 published i'll OF 8lst nu nb?r, which
is as follows:
Tho Chi1n slue irol ms C ptu ~el the SPIN
isi lin o. bltic slio. ''Asia,n and brig of wa,
proceeding from Spain
''Our SOU ,dron entered the port ofCalloa, burnt
the rigate 'Ceras." and ci?turel seven other
vessalj.
''SN hn,:,rci horses, which the enemy pas
sasse in the ,gib ,urii,D of lima, hive fll.
len ilto our hi1lS Ia cDnSnIIance OF these
disasters the Spaniarls,haye cv lcaatei Lima.
''Fhe Peruvian c.nprisn may be said 20 be
c)ncluIe !, since happy corn a1ncc mont must
produce a favourable issue.n
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BY Official documents lad before Congress, :,
ii appears that the whole number Of the mitia
ut the u. >. as enrolled, amounts IL one m Hon
nifty three thousand seven hundred and eie-i,t,
seven men--ior the arming of which, fifteen
thousand stand of arms were last year apporiior-
cI. 1t appears by the same cvdc nee, that The
I. SiAtcs NOW support thirteen thousand and
thirty four revolutionary pensioners; that their
pensions amonnt tO one million eight hundred
and thirty seven thousand three hu ldrcd and SIX
teen dollars. We have likewise three tlous nd
seven hundred and thirty six on the Invalid
pension list, whose pensions amount 10 two lnn-
drei and ninety Weight thousand dollois. A..
n1igst The lndian tribes, thirty two schools
have been established, which enrol the names
OF nine hundred and thirteen pupils, ami so
much encouraged is orr government OH this sub
ject, that they express we'll grounded hopes that
an entire reiormationm the course of the pre-
sent generation may be effected amongst the
tribes bordering OH our settlements.
Bat. .1DucricGn.
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STRAYED nR STOf.EN

HNRoM Lunenburg county,u bright Jav HORSE,
Il four years old last spring.-about four feet
eleven inches 6igI, thick naut and busy long tail:
very spirited, and trots wel dis,rd fice-noi 4
white spot about him. Any person giving any inor-
nation or delivering the above hose at Lunenburg
Courthouse, will be literally rewarded ~, ,l, s,,-
'iber<: BETH & SHAW.
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APPOMATr0y RINEp

we are sfatitiaA in bei.'5 able tn state, that at
meeting of the Common Hall on We,lnese iay last.
that portion OF the stock. authorised by an act of
Assembly to be raised for the improvement OF tie
ApPomat,oS Navigation, not subscribed by indivi-
dHIlS' was taken by the corporation; and that Mr.
STEIN: the ensi, 2&r, csntcinp1tes ing I'M
mel iote!y win the work. PIT. I,t,
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MARRIED,

In Charles City county, on Thursday, the 2Jd
ult at the residence of WIN. Tyler, esq. j. MES
ErEs RoANE, ESQ. attorrey-at-aw, TO Miss SA-<
RAN ANN EGMoN.
On Thursday. the ed uft- by the Rev Tn0H5as1
L. Anderson, DR.. PRESLEY p. Thornton to
Miss ELLEN c. daughter of Capt. Daniel hit
man, all Of Meadsvie, Halifax.
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NoRrOIR. Jan. I

lNOhFOi.h, Jan. p
W'asl Llti0 Sgruiron we learn that Cant.
WAR"1NGroS, who has been appUint,I to TIC
conmanI Of the u. States Naval Forces il tn,
w. India Seas AM GIljof Mexico. in lie roo .
OF Com POnrER. who has been rocrlisl, in con.
sequence OF the affair of FdxardJ, will leave Ibis
port 10 tue course Ofti,2 next week, in Tive L. =
schooner Siort, Lieut.. Con. GALLtGH 10
cntcGnpon tic dIties Of his ncw appoidtrn ut.
fIe q. ). ship North Carolinl ~ Conrno
iors R0o$EH7 alc,i red in hampton Roads o.
saturday evening. Tn v. &. was taken in
pT at her anchorage 5cl7.v filo town, on tie
, llh nit. ny the ST an b1lt5 Virginia and p.
er,burg, When the tide being uncomnonly lo,v
she grounded On nu bar between the Hllf
wa. louise AMI the lover chi OF Sewell's Poi ;,
where ri the lowest ncap tides there is oni, ?!
feet water, she drawing. as the pilot states, %
feet Understanding all her armament, waics
provisions AMI crow on board.-Tbe neap It'd.
continued mil Saturda. evening, when az
Casterly wind raised the n to . sufficient heig!,
to enable The ship to get over witt perfect cas-,
LJss IF tie . tctet sctr. Htrb: Time n,
packet schr. Mark Time. Baglay, oi this pori
has been lost ut OcracJck bar. N. & on be.
passage from Charleston for Elizabeth Civ
all hands saved. The VI. T was laden xit'
salt, sld vent Oh during lie late \. F. winds
rs we'll as other vessels. Capt. Basley 4friyea
in to'ya on Saturday.
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''t cre 1prI have been more, had it not been
% i'ic ! that the very advanced age of that ex
."ent gentic'nan would ma-c il extremely in
"'nvenicn. if not impossible for him to a,tcnI
IN person, and undergo the ccrc,noni, of in
>tallation. We understand there is A don3t
whether Sir James Macintosh can settl. the
disputed point nv letter. or wherhar il nav not
BIZ necessary fb, INN t. announce his decision,
err = 'thcaf'm, - the Facnlty Hall. SHOULD the
latter he the case, AM Sir James not fini il C,
vcnent to come down, The casting vote viii th.u
fall to Mr.. F. Je'l'ry, whn proceeded Sir JAM;
III that o.ice.--Gitv-oso Her thT 49,, II
Colonel Gordon oi C,ines i,,s alro At. speu
nearly IA, 900 in aii Of the Crock csp,c. H.
the Scots thrifty nation. tl,y YET have
those among h,cn VIII, 'Slo.V ho,v to speni Oh
great observation-disclosures
rArIs, Nov. 3.-'rhr u Ike r'e Nooijlas*a Pear
o::fancc. has just r,. ut Fnn-n1v on ISric, at the
ac' C! 81. BY his rn1r-iase with ih daughter Of
c.e Immortal Chanc"iioc ~ ."eSs,m, nc har five
daughters, Mes lanes lie Nrrilirs, IL I.arayrt,c de
IicS1u, de Montng nani De 'r;,"r,,n,. The inter-
een5 cares nj his aiy shed on his closing liz. the
sweetest constellation. His g:cat stores of knowledse
cH'hncf iof him the si.T:aecS o! the academy Of
scienccs hc pr served in old arc, his memory
1HaIr'd few days before his death, he dictated,
without hesitation, Ia VI lie Cnu,te de Scsur, his
th'n t'tty years ago. ftr teirs -of his family,
the esteem and regret Of all WIN knew him, have
followed him to the tomb
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DIRECTORS
% G.e Bank or Yirgina and Branches for Me

DIRECTORS
" TIE Bank Of Pirginia and Branches for
| present gear.
| RICHMOND.
John Brockcnbrossh Thomas Rutherford
William Calf Asa Otis
Edward Cunningham Ednund F. Wickfau,
James Gray john AilanT
William Ford Cta:les d. Williams
Madison !Valtha,l Archibald Taylora
Garland II Mitchell - ilIiam Gil!iu*
NORFOLK.
William IL. Lano B,irwrll e. MoScly
William q. Srlien William r.auc,s
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