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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
Line of Stages from Alexandria to
Stanton, Va. via Winchester.

The subscriber respectfully
Uniforms the public that, hsv.
3s4ETR ing become the proprietor of the
s@A:Asabove line from Alexandria to
Winchester, Va he has, at considerable expense. very
much improved the Stages and Horses, and is pre-
pared to accommodate passengers comfortably. The
Stage leaves Mr. Clagetts (Cty 1avern,) Alexandria,
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half past
o'clock, A. u arriving to breakfast at Fairfax Court
Houae at half past 6, (aSd in time for the Fauquer
stage to Warrenton, Orange Cour. House, &c dine az
the Bell Tavern in Middeburg, (kept by the subscrI
ber,) and arrive at Rerys Ferry early same evening;
lodge there, and arrive at Winchester next morning 10
breakfast and in time take the Stage to Stacnon,
&c. Returning, leaves Capt McGure's Hotel W NJ
chester at o'clock, A. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS arrive at Berrys Ferry early in the
inc lodge there's next morning breakfast in Middle
hnrg dine at Fairfax Court House, and arrive at Alex.
ondr. early in tie evening. Persons travelling the
west and Southwest will find this cheap, comforts.
he and expeditions route, having close carriages on
most of the road and but Little travelling after night
The ncopretor has also provided himself with active
horses sober careful, and experienced drivers SO that
messengers may rely having every attention Maid TO
their comfort and convenience, and from his peryonal
attention and determination please hopes to receive
share of public patronage.
Fare through from Alexandra to Winchester, Va.
six dollars. JOHN BOYD.
Mddleburg, Cd March, 1927.
The Editors of the Alexandra Gazette and Winches.
ter Republican requested 10 publish the above
once week for six months, and forward their accounts
70 J.B,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
N}RHJEI.

On Thursday evening the 29th instant, by the Rev.
w els Andrews, Mr.. TAnEroS J. HENDERSON, to Miss
ELIzA ANN, daughter Of Mr. John Hughes, all of this
place.
Gu Sunday evening. the 25th inst,.by Elder James
Reid, Mr.. TaoNAs ID. BELL, to Miss MARY Moss both
of Fairfax county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
10 Rent,
Potatoes. etc.

r T RAMSAY offers for Sale
4 z BBI.S. Newark Cider, $50 bushels Potato
y 1000 do. coarse Salt, fine do. in sacks
80 boxes bunch Muscatel raisins
20 do and chests Gunpowder Imperial and
Young Tyson Tea
Cheese, mustard and fig blue IT,
West India and N. Orleans sugars IN Do'''
Loaf and lump aoec.ss..-;ss nm
Together with general assormsn zen. .a,s Patent Ba.
lance, for ale low.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
New auction Store.

addition to his Commission Business, the subscri.
Der hasthis day taken license to sell by Auction,
and desires his friends and the public generally to be
informed, that he will transact business either line
to the best Of his ability and in such manner as Is
customary in other establishments Of similar nature
All persons wishing them, be furnished with re.
concentrations Of the most unexceptionable charac.
ter; and when property placed in his hands for SALE
reasonable advances will be made, desired. Until
more eligible situation be procured, he will re.
main at his old stand Janneys wharf, where he will
receive Goods in the best fire proof Warehouses
in town; and in the time he will attend to every
description of Sales whether of Real and Personal F.
tates, Stocks, Furniture, Merckandze ofany kind
GEORGE JOHNSON.
march 14-eotf
The National Intclligencer, Baltimore American,
Pouson's American, philadelphia New York Eaily
Advertiser, and the Boston Patriot will insert the
bove every other time three times, and send their
counts Immediately to this Office,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31

False LaJsi.-A boy called several times in
The course ola day a, public Office, on bust
ness, but found the officer always absent, al
though he saw label on the door, Sin from ten
10 one The lad, after repeated disappointment,
took on, his pencil and altered The label, so that
it read as follows, and more agreeably with
truth: "In from ten 10 one"-"and then ten 10 one
if YOU find him in."-N y. Observer.
A lawyer at LInooln's Inn, London, adopted
much safer label--back tn i,0o hOurs--so thai,
at whatever hour and however of,en client
nigh, Gail, the LAWYER could not be accused Of
falsifying his word
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
Superintendent Office,

March, 28fh, 1927.
vJlHE Citizens are hereby notified that the time al
Il lowed by law for the repair of Fire Buckets after
fire. has expired and that an inspection will com
on Monday, the 9th Of April, by which time it
is expected the buckets will be in proper order.
march 29-tA9 JAMES CARSON, S. p.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
DIED.,

Recently at New-York, Lieut.. CHARLES A. Bum, Of
the United States Navy brave and valuable officer
He served under the lamented McDonough, at the
brilliant victory on Lake Champlain.
Fame will record his worth, and his friends will che
IRISH his memory lCommun.c0ted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
Little River Turnpike Road Com
Dany.

1 DIVIDEND of four per cent, on the capital stock
IA paid liz is this day declared payable to the Stock
holders, their legal representatives on the f day
Of .9pril nert. JONAH THOMPSON,
march 3U--Stawtf Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
RUNNELLSS OFFICE, March 81, 1927

Al At l3 80 10 50 So "a
were the numbers drawn in the Union Canal Lottery,
9th class. Tickets with any ofthe above numbers
tem prizes. The fortunate holders Of prize tick
cts are requested to call at RunneKs'S office. and
ceve tho cash or them in the Lotteries TO
be drawn. march 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
a Card.

WXLL9M L. HODGSON-.attorney at Lo,v,
III store of NJ Miller 4 Son. He will attend the
Cours of the District the Inferior and Superior Courts
of Fairfax and Loudoun. and the Superior Courts &c
Chancery at fredericksburg, Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
We are authorized to annount e

We are authorized to announc e
CHARLES FENToN MERCER, Esq as Candidate
to represent the Congressional District composing the
Counties of Iou,lou Fairfax and Prince William, in
the next Congress of the United States.
We are authorized to announce
Gro. W. M.caAr, Esq. candidate to represent
Prince William county in the next General Assembly
Of Virginia.
We are requested to announce
GEORGE CHICHESTER, Esq. of Fairfax County,
Va Candidate for the General Assembly at the next
election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
Red House FISHERY.

On Wellington Farm, late residence Of Fayens
Washington, Esq
TIME subscriber will furnish any quantity Of Her.
Il ring at the above Landing, and Shad may also be
had from the Tent Landing, Just opposite, as Boats
will always be kept for that purpose.
This Landing is about five milesfrom AIexandria on
the Virginia side Of the Potomac. with good road
leading to it. Good accommodations for Gentle men
and Horses may be had on the landing the lowest
terms and every facility and convenience afforded
those who may favor him with call.
march l6-2aw2w JOHN YOUNG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
From the Democratic Press.
THE VOICE OF WASHINGTON

THE VOICE OF WASHINGTON.
Ii canuot have escaped the observation Of the
mos, unrehecting how much the ever-;o-be-vr-
uera,ed Farewell Address Of Washington glows
with fervent solici.ude for the welfare OF this
happy country, and beams with an intelligence
more elevated and prophetic than is ordinarily
vouChsaieG to human beings Who, on "eading
the following admonilion would rot be ready TO
think that il was written for this very time, as
it certainly was written in the profound appre-
henson Of an hour Of danger like this?
"All combinations and associations, under
whatever plausible character, with the real de-
sign 10 direct, conlroul, counieract awe the
regular delibera,ion and action Of the constiiu-
ted authorities. are destructive Of this funda-
mental principle Fl. e. Of republicanism * are
OF fatal tendency. They SERGE 10 ORGANIZER
FACTION, aud give i, an artificial force; to
put in the place Of the delegated will Of the
nation The will Of "a party, often small bu, en-
terprising part Of the community"
Every word ofths extract is forcibly applica-
bic TO the desperate measures Of the desperate
men. vino put themselves forward as leaders of
tie Jackson party! They have indiscreety -
vowed their" denominations" and, thai their aim
is to "Organise Faction" Will not be denied by
any candid man who has marked their purchas
ing up OF the public presses-their defeating
the Colonial and the Woolen Bill 1. and their
2roiane and delestable declaration taat-"the
present Administration must be put down, if
they were as pure as the angels who surround
the throne IF God." This is being factious as
Satan! Rebellious as the Father Of lies!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
There will be Market for Butch.

ers Meat, on Sunday mornings, from the lst of Apr
to the LIST of October. march 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
EASY MODE OF CUTTING GLASS.

EAol MCDC VI W lANI NILhoo.
Mr.. Buehner Of Mayence describes in the Ar
chives Of the Society of Pharmacy of Northern
Germany, "a method OF cutting glass, which is
as follows: A thin card, one, two or three inch
es broad, is glued to The glass in such a manner
as to cover the line IN which the fracture is 10
follow, in its whole exleut. When the card is
dry, line is traced upon il by means Of an iron
or steel point, taking care to cut it down 20 the
glass In this groove thread is then placed
OF a line and half or Two lines diameter, and
brought round the vessel. The latter is s,eadi-
ed, and Two people laying hold Of the ex,remi
ties Of the thread, move it rapidly backward and
forward upon the glass. In less than a minute,
and when the thread begins TO smoke, the glass
cracks. The author attributes this effect 10 the
Development Of electricity, since, in this case,
he says, we cannot admi,.an alienation Of cold
and heat, as takes place in other methods. The
thickest pieces Of glass may be cut in this man.
ner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
HAS received supply of DOMESTIC GOODS
III consisting Of
Plaids, stripes, checks, bedticks,
Motifs spool cord Wire cotton in boxes
Wilmington and Washington twillcd stripes Of supe-
rior quality
ON HAND,
Brown and bleached cottons of various qualities
Best Bridport sad and herring SEINE TJt me
and SHOE THREAD. march u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31

GrDoors open at six, and performance to commence
at half past seven O'Clock. Admittance, Rox and Pit
Fifty Cents, Children under ~, half price. Gallery,
Twenty five cents
G1'here will be officers in attendance to enforce
the most rigid decorim. march 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
School in Gainesville.
Sept %2-4t

'iE semi-annual examination of this School will TAXI.
place on Friday the 5tf of Octobrr. The parents
"o g"ar"ans OF The scholars, and other friends the
school, invited to attend.
Inc next session wiz commence the fst of Novhn-
Der. That will hereafter be regarded beginning OF
the year Those vino intend patrouize the school ar,
requested to enter scholars that lime.
The present assistant Mr. Hiram L. Howe, graduate Of
the University of Ohio has been engaged another wear
The terms of the school are S25 for English
and $50 for Latin, Greek and Mathematics Board can
be had i'll the subscribers family az 10 siudeps AZ
Qo per year. OF ten months; and for any number ls-
pectable families in the village aud its vicinity.
There Will be sessions in the year--,hc first chm
nencing the LIST Of Novcmbcr closing ON the asr
Friday in April and the second beginning on he 5st of
juno, aud Guiding On the last Friday IN September
JESSE s. ARMISTEAD
Car,ersvlle, Sept. %, 1927. WI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
BUENos AyREs AND BRAzrr,.

The schooner Washington, Percival, Boston from
Monevdco, brDgsIadyiccs to!the 9th July, from which
il Is rendered certain that the Buenos Ayrcau govern
ment has rejected the Treaty of Peace negotiated by
its minister Mr.. Garcia, al the Court of Brazil
One of The letters from MOntevdeo states that great
Garcia, Tor agreeing to The treaty that lie was obli
ged to 0y for life.
The editors of N Y. Gazette have received the
Gdcefa ,IcrcdnU Of June 90, but have only room TO
translate the annexed article II, ON further examina
ton IT should be found TO contain any tng further,
il shall be given Tomorrow
I'VE are informed that Govruor Bustns, Of Cordoba
has addressed circular TO the Foreign Diplomatic
Agents residing here protesting in the name Of the
yolted provinces against any treaty stipulation which
| they may make with tue National Government and
we know that the Hon !. l.. Forbes u s. Char.
ges PAhaTes, has replied to Sr. Bustos in franz
manner, aud altogether worthy Of the character IN
nation which he represents. y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

Tie pD:giniG .44uocate thinks it inconsistent in
those who did not reprove Governor Coles for repeat
ing Mr. Iefersons opinions, TO condemn Govern
or Giles for the same thng;-but thought the ed
itors ofthe Advocate too intelligent 10 perceive
wide difference in the two No one ever dream
ed that Mr. Giles TO hide Mr. Jefferson's letter in
his desk, and never speak of its contents He did
SO speak frequently, we have been informed and no
one blamed him; but MIR. G lies himself acknowledges
that the letter was designed for publication
we therefore still insist that he violated private conf
dence aud that he has moreover haZarded Mr. Jefer-
sons fame-at least exposed his inconsstency-by
confronting the sentiment of his OLD age with his more
vigorous and unclouded opinions. JFc !occ .dfr. JEFF
feyson, but ire lore truth more.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

Correspondence betoeen G:n. Jackson and .ur. Sou
fhGrd.-We recommend "JelFersonu from tue National
Journal to tue attention of our readers. Ho writes un-
dersand0gy upon the subject of the correspondence
between Gen. jackson ana MIR. Southard which not
outstanding the eager curiosity Of tie public, the par
Gzans of the hero seem determined to withhold. We
confess participate in the general anxiety that these
letters should see the light. They part of the
history of the times, and if correctly informed
involve enquiries affecting the well earned reputation
OF late venerated chief magistrate illustrating
the qualifications of another individual for that bigh
station. The people of this country have right TO
know, whether the fame of eminent public servant
who presided over the War Department, al period Of
great difficulty and embarrassment, and won for his
srduous devotion, The need Of universal praise 10 be
secretly undermined CRAFTY the malignant spirit Of
party. They have also right to know whether the
man who is seeking the first Office in their gift,
has had the presumptuous vanity TO urge his own claims
to all the MERIT and all the praise Of particular OK
plot by aspersiug those whose pariay raised I'D his
fortunes, and screened bin from pus isbment. We in
wife the learned Escuapus, who is OF the deposit
tories save from freDdl Of this correspondence
to forth and CRAFTY The general desire for its pub
lication We promise him so far concerned
thai in consideration Of the great public benefit he will
confer, by giving il the light, he shall escape with
very moderate reproof from US, for the gossiPpDg off
ciousness which originated the whole affair, and is
busted in circulating the manuscript 10 srch man
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

IN AS committed to the Jail of this county as runa
way on the 18th day of June last a nrr,o wan ,yso
calls himself JOHN BERNY and says ne was liberaicd
by David Berny, Of Perquimans county North Carolina
fc IS stout well made fellow, FIVE feet eight inches bfob
dark corpr%o large whiskcrs, reads toleably WE'LL snd
has Oiemsh ~ his let eye ie had hen committed
bali worn furd hat bloc b,oad coib coat and rsanIa-
looms with many other valuable articles ca;ing with
HIM have every reason 10 believe tie said negro is
runaway. aud the owner is requested come fnrwn r1
prove property pay charges, and take away; otel
he viii be dealt with toe Jaw directs.
VIM. S. EOYSTON, Jaii6f
t4,h scp; 1927. rii3,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
tlth scr;. 1927.

M as committed TO the jail Of Prince William
w county, Va. on the I'd day OF July 1927, as
runaway, negro boy, IA slaye) who calls himself
Daniel, aud says lac belongs to the Miss Sbppards of
The counts of EeDrCO Va. and hired TO Mr.. John
Wills 10 work IN the coal pits of said county. The
said Daniel is about p years Of age, FIVE feet tuo
inches high has his right hand the Joint
of lis middle finger; had when committed black
cloth coat, old fur hat, cotton shirt aud pair Of
/ grey casncit rantaloons The owner of the above
slave IS requested TO come forward. prove property
! pay cheIges, and taho him away, he will be don
With as the law diteets' \, MILAN, Ialor.
J SEPT wS1n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

GhUR Plantation James River is again offered for
" sale II lies in the county of Powhatan twenty VIC
miles ABOVE Richmond, containing five hand nd fnv m
sixty acres, eighty of which prime low grouns in rood
order for cultivation Any person inclined invest small
capital III valuable plantation, would advanta
suited IN ms Tticnary IN point of health and
fertility OF SOIL We refer any person Inclined tn view H.
to Roben Peasan living it; for terms TO eitbr
Of the subscribers living Henrico six miles from, Rich
moH'' SAM'L PEASANTS
ShieIah, ID Sept. 1927 +,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

From the Paterson 1ntci!igcnccr.
PROSPERITY OF PATERSON.


We have just been informed that the company re-
Gently Incorporated at Petersburg by the Legislature of
Virgins, have contracted with Messrs. Goodwin, Ro-
gers & CO. Of this town. for large quantity of macbi
merry IL is interesting fact and highly credabls to
this enterprisng house, that the President of the
paDy tour from Petersburg to Boston, through the
principal manufacturing districts, visited all the prD-
cipal Machine Shops, in company with experienced
manufacturer and machinist, employed in Msssachu
ses 10 superiDtend the establishment who decided that
the most perfect machinery could be obtained 10 this
town.
Thus we see the effects 10 be produced by the en-
enlargement Of Domestic manufactures. Thousands
of dollars viii be drawn from Virginia, and circulated
here, TO aid in the already rapid progress our to
greatness; and by the successful operation Of that
Dufaciory hundreds Of thousands ofdoars will be dis
tributed among the poor of Petersburg, giving employ
ment to capital and spur 10 industry not previously
known wiihiO the bounds Of the 'Anciont Dominion p
who may yet be convinced her error and be induced
TO extend her aid in consumnatiug National indie
pendence, BY the establishment of 40 "Amefcan Sys
femD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

Extract q letter from WiHrmsbuyg, dated Sept. 49,
"A meeting of the Visitors of William and Mary
College, was held this evening, (0ine presently
The Rev. ADAM E1rprE, of Wilmington, North Car
Professor of Moral Philosophy, &c. This gentleman
was formerly Chaplain at West Point, and Professor
of History, Geography and Ethics in that institution
He is an EpiscopaliaD Clergyman, and spoken very
fayoraby of as man Of high character. concliaing
department great picty, and general scientific acquires
merits"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

Rufus NicintIre is elected member OF Congress
from the state OF Maine By majority of 400 votes
over his opponent John Holmes late Senator ofthe
Z. States. messrs. Burgess and Pierce, have been
re elected 10 Congress from Rhode sland-and Nessrs
Owen, Moore and Mckee also fe-elected from Alaba-
MA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

The Editor Of the Portsmouth Palladium, affects TO
at the idea of .7nt .Jaekson Convention in
Virginia. We wonder where this gentleman gained
his information respecting the sentmeute of this state
since bis recent importation from Mary lauda Perhaps
from his contiguity to the ''Dismar Swamp" he may
have derived bis information from the fogs which nllab
it that region.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
LATEsT PROM sOuTn AMERICA.

BosToN, Sept 15.-By tue scbr. Washington az
rived at quarantine yesterday from Montcvideo, we
received from our correspondent the latest BueDos Ay
tra6saijcls,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

DIED OF bilious fever at his residence in Cares-
eSheid county, on Saturday night last, in the 59th
year of his age, Capt. TuoMAs uEATuaM. He has
lett widow and seven small children besides many
relations and friends, TO bemoan his loss He possescd
many valuable traits of character and discharg ed for
many years with fidelity, ability and activity tho
duties Of a Magistrate in his county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
.4DFER IT'S E.MBNT.

.4DFERPIS EdfI:NT
INTENDING; TO be absent from Virginia for some tme
Col Walter l.. Fontaine of Buckingham w i'll at
tend to my interests this safe. He viii receve all
debts due 10 and pay any proper claim there ,pav
be against me. ASBURY CRENSiIAW
7! ou8k'"g"an' '7'h Sept. 1927 ct
tIihB Co partnership of JOHN VAN-LEpy & CO 80
this day dissolved by eonsrnt. All ne,son, in ,
"'ote" I" '"e concern are requested &C
pa yniCnt to either Of the rsIgned
THOMAS BROCt-Tt :, hitig. tt4
JAGtETiNE Il. HAKFIg-
ScptH2, 1922. JOHN EAN-lEN.
The Subscribers have connected Themselves n,slur
under the firm of VAN-LEW, BAKER Sc CO. and
have purchased part of the soce the late concern If
John Van-Lew * Co. which, together with their rece.1
supplies from Birmingham and Sheffield will make bpr
assortment very complete. JOHN VAN-LEW
WILLIAM A. BAKER
Sept @2-4t JOHN J. WERTU t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

1Ae india,'s.-The Piqua Gazette. of the 2pih u!f
STATES mat almost every man, woman and child bb1
longing TO the Shawnese Tribe Of indians, thirty
miles North OF that place, have departed Modem
ana accepted of presents from the British agents o
very considerable amount; and, also, that GOVERNOR
Cass and his party have been attacked by the w ipne
oagoes while on their journey TO Green Bay: that
hostile dispos ,ion is beginning appear among most
oi me 'ioes on the frsners aud that the whole seems
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
SeADaIeaaIs larfssa Current,
RICHMOND. SEPT. 81. 1927

Pork, Dbl 8 IL
Rice, 10 335.
Salt, sack, Q 40 9 SIP
Spirits, cog. brandy, gall liz
apple de 30 50
rum, WI 90 90
do Il. E. 80 40
Gin, Hol. go 81
do country, 81 S6
whisSey, 1stpr 30 90.
Sugar, 81. Croix, 100 IO1I
Do N. Orleans, SO
Do lump & Leaf 1e 23
Tea, gunp & impl, 1875 t3j
IA v. Tyson, 90 100
Wine, Madeira. gall 25SS
Do Sicily, lie
Do Malaga, 65 10
Price If Stools.
United States Bank, S122 90
Bank of Virginia, %
Farmers Bank, 90 so
Counss IF ErrAnnse.
N. Carolina bank notes, 5
Georgia do 22h
5. Carolina do IL