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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
NEW GOODS.

Cy Il ~ u " ODNs
BENJA. BUTMAN & co.
AVE just received a prime assortment Of
- n New Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Heavy Black and Blue Black Florences,
Levantines, Sinchaws, Sarsnetts,
Superior White, Pink, Blue, and Straw Col
ored eros de Naples,
fongees, Linen Cambrics,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs., Silk Camblets,
Nankin and Canton Grapes, Corded Cambrics,
Book, Swiss and Null Muslins,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Black, Blue, Olive and Mix'd Broadcloths
and Cassimeres, &c &c.
u Ono case Leghorn BOLIVAR HATS,
superior quality, at low prices.
Auso,-an extensive assortment of
y. GOODS and GROCERIES,,
E.4R1'HEyN, GLASS & CHINA WIRE.
IRON HOLLOW W.4RE,
LOOKING GLASSES, &c. &c.
UT NORTHERN and EASTERN LUMBER,
WINDOW GLASS, and NAILS, constantly
for sale on the best terms
Worcester, May IA. f20
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American Medical Bioernnhu.

AR Memoirs of Eminent, Physicians who
" have -hourished in America. To which is
prefxed a succinct History oS Medical Science
in the United States, from the first settlement
of the country. BY JAMES THATCHER, nj. ID.
For sale at DORR & HOWLAND'S Book
store. Worcester June I2
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WOOL CARDING

WXTILLIAM B. FOX continues to Card
Wv Custom Wool, at his Shop few rods
south of Front-street: win Oil and Card for 6
cents per pound cash, and cents, if charged.
Worcess or, June Is eotf
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NILS and Factory for Sale.

FEYHE subscribers offer for sale their MILL
q PRIVILEGE, situated on Blackstone
River, in the town of Northbridge, with their
FARMS, containing about 226 acres Of most
excellent Land. There are three Houses in
good repair standing on said Farms, with three
Barns and two Corn Barns, and good Grist
and Saw Mill nearly new; and also Woollen
Factory and Fuliing Mill, with three Copper
Kettles and one Iron Kettle set for dying /;
there are two double and two single Carding
Machines, one Billy, three Jennies and a
Picker, Shearing Machines, and Gig, in said
Factory, which is now improved as a Flannel
Factory. 1t is considered, by good judges of
water works, one of the best privileges on
Blackstone River between Worcester and the
Blackstone Factory in Mendon. There is wa
ter sufficient to operate double the machinery
to what is now erected. The whole will be
sold together, or the Mills with the Water
Privileges viii be sold separate, as shall suit the
purchaser or purchasers. Whoever wishes to
purchase good Privilege, is requested to call
and view the above. lfnot sold at private sale
before, it will be sold at Public Auction in the
coming autumn, of which notice will be given
in the public prints. HENRY DUNN. !,
Northbrdge, June 4. DAVID DUNN.
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5 balesV elvetC.orks,
so doz. Ander. Cough
Drops,
10 tons Logwood,
$50 bbls. do. ground,
10 tons Fustic,
SO casks do. ground,
10 tons Nicar.H ache,
SO bbls. do. ground,
5 tons Near. com,
55 bbls. do. ground,
100 do. gro'd Camw' d,
40 do. do. Redwood,
35 do. do. Peachwood,
2 cases Ben. indigo,
8 do. Manila do,
5 re. GUATEMALA do,
9 do. Sp. Float do,
lbs. Blue Vitriol,
IS carboys Oil do,
6 bbls. white do,
10 bids. Copperas,
4 do. Dutch Nader,
2 do. Cudbear,
so gro. Press Papers,
80 baskets Annatto,
10 hhds. Lime Juice,
5 bales Nutgalls,
so bags Sumac,
25 do. FIR. Berries,
10 cases Whittemo's
Jacks,
8 casks Red Tartar,
20 car. Aqua Forts,
20 do. NIuriatic Acid,
10 casks Fl. Sulphur,
20 do. R. Birthstone,
300 boxes Cas-. Soap,
60 bbls. Bait. Alum,
% do. do. Blea. Salts,
10 do gro. Tumeric,
3 hhds. CremT ar!ar,
10 bbls. Sugar Lead,
5 cases Gum Aloes,
1000 lbs. Arrow Root,
10 bbls. Sal. Gratis,
90 bales Gen. Root,
10 do. Pink Root,
5 do. .Valcrian,
3 do. Dutch do,
5 do. Seneca Snake
Root,
5 casks Oil Olives,
5 do. Sal Soda,
1000 lbs. Sal Rochelle,
500 do. Tart. Acid,
1000 do. sup. Car. Soda,
10 casks Manganese,
IL bbls. N. F. Oil,
70 bags Jun. Berries,
200 lbs. pulv. Ipecac,
500 do. do. Bark,
l case sup. r. Bark,
200 lbs. pulv. Jalap,
100 do. Rus. Isingiass,
500 do. American do,
6 cases GumTraga-
canth,
so groce Lees Pills,
90 do. Thomp. Eye
Water.
Southern WINDOW
acturers prices. The
isortment of d YELNG
for sale
wholesale and retail,
81 WHITNEY,
%; South arllet-st.
1m
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Sherif's Sale Of Hard TKcre,
jSdddleYq, &c. SC.


ESAKEN ON snndry writs, and will be sold
A by consent of parties, on MONDAY, the
30h tRSs., at 9 and 5 O'Clock, at 4, Dock Square,
the entire Stock Of said Store, consisting Of
Ivory and Common Knives and Forks Scis-
sors; Razors Pen and Pocket Knives; Butch
er and Shoe do. Plane Irons; Chissels; Hand
Panaels X cut, Mil, and Circular Saws Files
of all kinds; Mortice, Knob, Pad, and Till
Locks; Latches Butts; Wood Screws, best
quality; Cut Brads; Clout Nails; Wrought
and Cut do; Lamps and Candlesticks; Tea
Trays; Shovels and Tongs Andirons Look
ing Glasses; Plane Stocks; Anvils Vices ];
Shot; Cast Steel (L) do. /; Block Tin Tea
Pots; Flints, &c &c, with general assert
ment comprising the usual variety found in an
extensive Hard Ware Store, including a rich
assortment of Saddlery, VIZ Plated Harness
Bits; Stirrups; Spurs Buckles; Curb Chains );
Chaise Harness Furniture; Eiouldings; Bands ;
Coach and Gig Handlus; Common Tin'd and
Japan'd Saddlery Stirrup Joints; Gig and
Saddle Trees Plated Metal Sheet Brass for
Plates; Coach and Chaise Lace; Coach Var
nish Sponge Backing Cat Gut, for whips, &c
Also. 100 doz. Gun Locks 1000 Gun Stocks;
100 AIuskets; so Fowlng Pieces and. Rifles !;
1000 Bayonets; cask Brass Kettles; so boxes
Cut Tacks, assorted sizes, &c. sc.
IE Catalogues will be ready for delivery on
Friday morning, the 9th, and purchasers are
particularly requested to cali and examine the
Goods, as it will not be convenient to exhibit
every article at the time of sale.
By order of Fl. Fl. Huggeford, D. Sheriff.
COOLIDGE, POOR s. HEAD, .4ltc'rs.
Boston, June Is.
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COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS,.


WORCESTER, IS. Supreme Judicial Court, at
Worcester, April Term, 1928
On the Libel aforesaid, Ordeqed, That the
Libeliant notify the said Joseph Goulding TO
appear before the Justices of our said Court, at
the next term thereof, TO be holden at Worces-
ter aforesaid, on the fifth Tuesday Of September
next by publishing an attested copy Of said
Libel, and OF THIS order of Court thereon, in
/" The Massachusetts, Spy, and Worcester Coun-
tn .4dDcrtiSer," a newspaper printed in said
Worcester, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be thirty days, at least before
the sitting Of said Court, that the said Joseph
Goulding may then and there shew cause, if
any he has, why the prayer of said Libel should
not be granted.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy OF the Libel and of the Order of Court
thereon.
20 Attest ABIJAH BIGELoW, CLERK,
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M.EDICLyNElS s.
DYE iSTUFFS.

80 = BBLS. London
eGeH White Lead,
40 bbis. Philad. do,
l5U kegs No. | do. do.
in oil,
300 do. Mop do. do. do.
Is bbls. Sp. Brown,
40 casks French Vel
low Ochre,
60 do. Amer. do. do,
so do. Lon. Ven. Red,
40 do. Amer. do. do,
800 boxes Oh. Yellow,
100 do. do. Green,
1900 lbs. French do,
10 casks fine Lith' &c,
12 do. coarse do,
80 cas-. Whites Prus-
sian Blue,
5 kegs Dutch do. do.
~ cases Chi ermil.,
5000 lbs. Yerdigris, dry,
5000 do. do. in oil,
5 casks Eng. Terra
de SIENNA,
3 hhds. Rot. Stone,
20 bbls. Ivory Black,
25 do. Black Lead,
1000 lbs. En-. Rose Pink,
80 OF. Carmine,
10 tons sup. Whiting,
5 do. do. Paris White,
10 cases scrap'dGum
Copal,
90 do. Gum Shellac,
80 bbls. North. Lin
seed Oil,
80 do. Sp'ts. Turpen.,
20 do. sup. Cop. Var,
10 do. Japan do,
l00packs Cop. Bronze,
% bbls. com. Glue,
10 boxes Upton's do,
S casks LampBlack,
100 doz. Paint Brushes,
so packs Gold Leaf,
3 hhds. Tur. TIMBER,
5 bis. ref. Camphor,
5 do. Castor Oil,
IS do. Bait. Ep.Salts,
40 do. Alcohol, so per
cent,
8 cases Gum Canln.
5 do. Rad Rhei,
5 bbls. ref. Borax,
5 can. Oil Cloves,
Is do. do. Cinnamon,
4 cases G.. Opium,
200 OF. Lunar Caustic,
% bags white Mus
tard Seed,
$50 box. Colo. Water,
so doz. Macas. Oil,
lUO groce ass d White
Phials,
300 do. do. green do,
200 lbs. Car. Ammon,
% kegs Pearl Barley,
10 do. do. Sage,
100 doz. Palethrop's
Syringes,
New England Crown &
GLASS, at the manu-
above, with a complete a
DRUGS, PRINTS, and
at unusually low prices
for cash or credit, by
DELANC
10 g.
Boston, April 9.
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A GENTLEMAN of the Bar, of this town,
"a intending an excursion into the interior Of
the State of New York in the ensuing month of
July, would take charge Of any business con-
nected with his profession. Further informa-
ton may be had upon application at this office.
Worcester, June IL "a
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MILFORD ACADEMY.

FENHE Proprietors of the Milford Academy
d are hereby notified that meeting of said
PIoprietors will be holden at the Academy Hall,
on MO.ED.4Y, The 30th INST, at o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose OF organizing the
meeting of said Proprietors, and to choose such
Officers as said Proprietors shall deem necessa-
ry, and to see how said Proprietors viii call and
notify their meetings in future,
JOHN CLAFLIN, JR.,
WILLIAM GODFREY,
authorized to caiI the first meeting.
Milford June IA, 1928
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O REM4RK.aBLE CURE or
g. UM.A e. TSTE
Copy Qfa Letter to the Proprietor of DR..

Copy ofa Letter to the Proprietor of DR..
Jebb'S Liniment.
kEAR SIR deem it Il duty owe to
Ely suffering humanity, to aequaint you, and
through you the public, Should you think best. \
of the unexpected ard surprising cure performed
on myself by the use Of the above most excellent
Medicine. have been for more than thirty
years, and sometimes most severely, afflicted with
the Rheumatism; have been frequently rendered
perfectly helpless, and in consequence confined
to my bed, when it has required two persons TO
move me, being in such extreme pain have
several times been under the care of the mos.
eminent physicians, but procured only temporary
relief. one day noticed the advertisement of
DIR. Jebbs Liniment, with the testimonials ac
c0mpanying it, and was induced TO try a bottle
which used with much sensible benefit. | con.
Guided, however, 60 persevere, and bought anoth-
er bottle, and was greatly relieved aud BY the use
Of half the third bottle, was wholly cured, and have
never since had arcturn Of the pain, which had
not been free from month at time for thirty
years, and it is now more than three years since
was cured. would most earnestly advise every
person suffering under this painful complaint, not
to despair OF a cure so long as they can obtain
CDR. Jebbs Liniment." You arc at liberty to
make any use Of this you may think advisable.
CALEB SYMMES.
Charlestown, (Mass.) June rs, 1897.
To the foregoing testimony, many other un-
questionable proofs might be added, in favor of
the superior Linment Of Dir. Jebb. Nothing but
fair trial, which the proprietor confidently solic
its, can give adequate idea of its unriyalled eff
cacy, in mitigating, and thoroughly mastering. The
excruciatng disease, to which Il has been success
fully applied in multitude of cases. The opera
ton OF the Liniment is often immediate ; and il
frequently cured rheumatic affections of wears
standing in four and twenty hours. 1t is also re-
commended with confidence, as one Of the best
applications known for stiffness of the Joints,
ssprans, and chilbains Price SO cents.
Prepared, and sold wholesale. by T. KIDDER,
proprietor Of the "Conway Medicine" Counting
Room III Chambers over No. 20, corner of Court
ana hanoyer-streets, Boston, and at retail by his
appointment, together with all the Conway Med
lelne, by }. ROBINSON and J. GREEN & co.
Worcester, and HENRY ALLEN, Leominster.
and OF various Druggists, &c. throughout The eoun.
try.
;. Uhserye none are genuine unless signed T. |
NlDDER ON the outside printed wrapper.
O. Large discount TO dealers.
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FURNITURE. Nc.
Wool Carding s. Cloth Dressing.

TESHE subscribers respectfully inform the in
4 habtants of Gardner. and its vicinity, that
they have taken the Shop for Carding Wool and
Dressing Cloth situated near the turnpike gate,
formerly occupied by MIR. II. Clark They have
also taken the Shop in Templeton formerly &C.
cuped by Mr.. N. Smith. Those who favor
them with their custom, may depend on having
it promptly attended to at either of the above
places, and at fair prices o. Most kinds of
Produce taken in exchange for Carding and
Dressing SAMUEL DADMAN & co.
Templeton June II
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OLD LINE.
VENHE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
a Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn
ing, and pass through Chelmsford, Westford.
Groton, Shirley, Lancaster, Sterling, and West
Boylston, TO Worcester Another Stare will
leave this with the mail at Westford, and pass
through Littleton and Harvard 30 Lancaster.
where 1t again untes with this Stage. At Gro
ton seats may be taken in the Stage which pass
es through Townsend, New Ipswich, Jafirey,
and Marlborough, to Keene.
RETuRNiNG,-Leaves Worcester cverv Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at z, A. NJ, and
passing on the same routes, will, on its arrival
at Lowell, meet with the Boston, Newburyport.
Salem, and Haverhil Stages
" AT Lancaster this Stage intersccts with
the Boston and Fitchburg Stage, by which means
passages may be had from Lowell to Fitchburg,
and from Fitchburg TO Lowell
u There will also be an Accommodation
stage, from Lowell to Groton, on MONDAYS.
wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, which will
make a daily line from Lowell to Groton, where
seats may be taken for Keene every day in the
week passing through Townsend, Ashby
kindge, fItzwllliam, Troy, Swanzey, TO Koene !:
and at Fltzwllllam seats may be taken for Brat.
tleborough on Mondays, Wednesdays, and vi.
days of each week.
NJ Books kept at Fryes Hotel, in Lowell
at Batchelder's Hotel, in Belvidere VILLAGE ana
at Thomas's, Bannisters, and Worthinoton,s
Hotels, in Worcester
There will be good Coaches and Horses. and
careful Drivers. All Baggage at the risk Of
the owner
W S. BAysrsTER, Agent Woycester-Dyx.
TER Bruce, Agent, LoceN tf May14.
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NOTICE.

A NY person in Worcester who has in his
n possession, by borrowing or any other
way, two volumes of Hopkinson's Works, and
Guaging Rod, viii please to return them,
and much oblige SAMUEL BRAZER.
June Is. 25
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" Look here, good Farmers"

Look here, good Farmers"
FNyIIE subscriber would inform his friends
z and the public generally, that he stu car,
ries on the business Of WOOL GAkDlNG and
CLOTH DRESSING, at his Factory in New
Worcester. Those who favor him with their
custom may depend on having their work done
ina good and faithful manner.
u Prices for Carding Wool, six cents cash,
or eight cents credit.
n. b, Particular attention paid to Cleansing
and Coloring old Garments of every descrip-
ton. LEWIS THAYER.
Worcester, June 1S 6w
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TO LET
NieaC Post Rider.

IRA WHEELER respectfully informs the
N inhabitants Of Ward, Oxford, Charlton,
Sturbridge, and Southbridge, that he has pur.
chased the Post Route formerly owned by II
Marble, and will continue to supply all who may
wish for the Worcester Newspapers Strict at
tention will be paid to the transaction of all
business committed to bis care. June 16
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One Cent ReDard, upon being returned an
good condition.
VNNHE above reward is offered for a Bow bv
u the name of EPHRAIM l. WHITLEY,
who was bound to me by Indenture, and ran of
on the 4th inst. All persons are forbid harbor.
ing OF trusting him on my account.
DANIEL GREENLEAF.
Templetor, June 5, 1923 s25
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, June 8, 1928.
70 The WIDOW and Heirs Of ELIJAH RICE, lite Of
Shrewsbury, IN sid County, deceased, and to al
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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WOU are hereby cited to appear If you
n see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tuesday
in August next, AT ten of the clock, before noon,
TO show cause why the Executors second account
OF the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed andyo will be heard thereon
*24 NATtl'L. PAINE, j. Probate.
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was 222 on which the profit was ;45i 2O3 III
WHIST the proht on the purchase of domestic ex-
change i'll 1922, s95 2dO 25 and TINS il annears
that the profit on domestic exchange has increased to
an amount 80 great considerably to exceed oil the
expenses of the Bank.
10 exhibit the effect of this system the Committee
present comparison between the existing state OF
the Bank as mentioned above und that reported bv
the Committee Of Stockholders in October 1922
=, STATE 9ftte Bank, .quyust So 1892.
Capital paid in, s31 40, 40 so
n NC Cir' ";ae";!, - 5,i56,891 so
Deposits-Pubhc, 3,352,7
Private, 3,o16,699 10
Due to sundry Offices and Banks, andto
individuals in Europe, osa 200 ss
Unclsmed Dividends, 19oo,1 90
Contingent Fund to meet losses G-43 gao m |
Disct. Exch. and Int. since July soeo97 NJ !
Profit and Loss, - oo- n, !
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES

BANh OF THE UNITED STATES.
"A l. the general trcnnal meeting of the Stockhol-
N ders OF the Bank of the United States held ot
their Hall IN the city of Philadelphia Monday the
trst day of September 1896
ROBERT RtLsroN, Esq. called TO preside,
una 1osErH HENrHILL, Esq. appointed Secretary.
In conformity to the provisions of the charter an
exact and particular statement of he debts which re-
named unpaid after the expiration of the original Gre
DIT tor period oftreblc the term Of that credit and
o! the s,irps of profits after dciucting losses and d.
Vides was laid before the stockholders for their or-
nation by the President OF the Eank. bIr. Btdie
hen presented general view of the situation of The
Institution with of It's progress since the
last meeting of the Stockholders referring to ami sub
hitting to the meeting various documents an, state
incnts; Whercupon ON motion of Gin. Chaunccy ESQ.
II was Resolved, That the matters submitted by the
President, together with the statements laid upon the
laoe by HIM. be referred to Committee The,
Chairman then appointed the following gentlemen,
viz:
Charles CtTmcey, .9lcrardcr Henly Cqc,,rafcdc,
Goans Charles j. fnycrsoN Jaa,es Ro,t!dson James
g. Fisher.
On motion, Resolved, That when this n,cctine adj
iourns, 1t adjourn until tomorrow morning at oclk
Tuesday morning, September 9, 1925.
The Stockhcl lers met pursuant to adjournment.
Charles Chauncey, Esq. behalf Of the Commit
tee appointed yesterday submitted the following Re
port which with the resolutions accompanying. it were
unanimously adopted and ordered to be published i'm
pamphlet form and in the newspapers.
The Committee appointed at the meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Bank OF the United States Oh the
LIST instant, REP ORT---
That lii executing the duty assigned to them they
have examined the books and accounts of the Bank
nn will proceed to state the result of their ENQUIRIES
in regard to the distribution 9th stock of the Bank
the present state OF the t!s-und the mode OF AG-
rninl$tcrlng them
l. The Stock Of the Sank is at present divided as
follows:
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Making 4 total increase Of $iG,IGO.7. 80
As a result, it IL seen, tint tic net profits OF the
Bank tor Tic year en,tuG tic Isl. Of July last,
$32j,2i2 % greater than in tho wear ending on
the LIST of July 1"22-und s979,7:9 80 greater than
the average o the three years preceding the lst o..
July l82l.-Iiis comparison viii De more striking if
made between tie scni-annua periods Of The LIST Jan
uary 1923 and the lat July, 1929. presenting i'm
provemcnt III the resources Of tie Bank o. upwards
of twenty millions of dollars, and increase Of
circulation and deroste gilmore than sixteen millions
of dollars.
This exhibitions calculated to show that the Stock
holders of the Bank of the United States deriving
important advantages from the successful prosecution
OF system OF measures, which not only produces
profit to the Stockholders, but furnishes to the
munity convenient sound and highly useful c'Irrcn
Cyl and the Committee. at The time that they
approve the system which has been practically shown
TO he so wire, feel to be proper to notice and
mcnd the activity and energy which lave been
ciscd by the Officers of the Bank, to preserve the pu
Irlty OF this currency and save the community from
the evils OF its heinC count erieited.
The Committee deem themselves justified in sta
ting, the general result oftheir examination, that
the affairs OF the institution III highly prosper
Gus conditions conducted upon proper banking pr;rc
pies, IN tie general scheme Of its administration and
in the details of its mana cement; that after making
provision for its apprehcndcd losses it has surplus
fund of 81 $4,000, and that every thing Indicates
continuance of its present prosperity.
In conclusion, the Committee submit 10 tlic consid
! Resolved, That this meeting has received with
great satisfaction the Report ofthc state Of the Bank
which has been made TO it by the President in co-
formy with the provisions Of the charter, inasnucb
as that Report exhibits to the Stockholders in n clear
and satisfactory that the concerns Of the In
sttuton in sccuTe and prosperous condition.
! Resolved, That this meeting is deeply impressed
with the conviction that the business OF this Tnstitl-
ton has been conducted by the President and Drcc-
tors upon such soaud and wise practical principles
to ensure its prosperity to enable it to be extensively
useful TO the community; to cnlc it to the confidence
of the nation and to make it not only private but
great public benefit.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this meeting be pro
sented to the President Of the Bank. for his able
faithful and devoted services in the administration q
the concerns Of this Institutions and that he be res
pCctliy assured, that he has earned the gratitude
and the confidence Of the Stockholders.
| (Signed) CH CHAUrcEv,
ALEXANDER Henry,
CADw. EVANS,
/ =. ]. ISCERsOI.f.,
1 JAMES RoNALDsov,
\ JAMES &. FISHER.
Il F5iIaGoIphjn September 2, 1923.
I The meeting then adjourned sine die
! ROBERT RALSTON,
| Ch1i.T' -.
! Jcsvru TTr.-7rrrr Sr.r~'r~r.
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