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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Q ompnny
UashinRton, Juiu 30, 1923.

Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Q ompnny
Washington. July 80, 1928.
NOTICE is hereby given. that an nstalment OF two
~ dollars per share every share Of Stock in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, is required to
be paid the Sd day Of October next. and further
nstalment of two dollars per share tie Sd da. of
November next further instaiment OF two dollars
and half per share the Sd day OF December next.
and further instalnent of two oars and half per
share, the Sd day of January next; tuIther sum
oftwo dollars and half per share, on the Sd day OF
February next; and further Of two dollars and
half per share. the Sd day OF March next; which ih
stall be paid the credit Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, TO the Cashier other pro-
per officer of either Of the following Banks. viz:
The Branch of the Bank OF the United States, At
Washington.
The Bank Of Washington, ut Washington,
Tho Farmers,& Mechanics Bank al Georgetown,
Tie Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandria,
The Bank Of Potomac, At do
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandra. at do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Ale zndra nj do.
The Hagerstown Bank, in HagerHown. Maryland
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank at Charlestown,
Virginia.
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN r lSGLE.
Clerk Of the G. 4 o. Canal Co.
Extract from the By Lars Of the Chesa-
Deake and Ohio Canal 0nnpany.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
CAUTION.

CNU TTUN.
The proprietor OF the Cstholicon has ecently reeev
ed letters from abroad stating that the old bottles wheh
contained The CafhnEco,, are, Instances, filled
Nth spurious mixtures. and sold as genuine
10 s-c.re tae pubic against counfetits the Catho-
icon small label the cork Of each bottle,
beautifully executed by the geQmerie hthe, with The
word. GENUINE wv 20 trEu, engraved thereon;
and as the cork cannot be drawn without nnring this
label the medicine will be TO be genuine, when
is not to, H. or otherwise defsced
Purchasers must be,raYe Of impoaiion.
The above invaluable medicine may be constantly
had of
Edward Stabler s. Son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
levi Hurdle.

and 0snGnentnl Fa'nio'
Will make and keep constantly iof
sale. at fair prices, at his manuf.Sto
south cas-, corner Of King and Aireo
streets, a general assortment OF ,
GRECLfN, FaEcYGnd RinDSoh
CHAIRS
The public are invited to cal, ana ei-
famine hrs present assortment. Heieen
y.S,ured that they will be found not 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

MUSEUM
Orr Daily from > to iaA H. and from s's sf. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
COnsumptions, Coughs, sc.

z ECN > rsUE U HFbLf
ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure Of coltls, coughs, con-
'ump;iOns, spittng OF Lioos!.
| as,hmss, and all disorders OF
| the breast and lungs The
/ Vegetable Indian Specific has
TODD the test Oi experience,
and proved itself The mosiv.
liable remedy ever discover
ed for the cure IF Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
BY VIM. D. Mutt.

AT PRIVATE SALE.
4 PUNCHEON superior Antigua rum
I pipe Cognac brandy
so barrels old rye whiskey
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

Edward StabAer & Son.
.aPOTHEC.aRLES. and DRUGGISTS .aLEX'A
dec IL law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
"--Befter 10 bear he Us zoe h0ce,
Ethan fly TO Others that we kpotp not Of"

They we've attached to the existing Govern
ment. and were desirous to preserve i, as it is.
Turn TO the other side-of wha, was The ma
jori,y composed There were not ten persons
who would concur. as to the particular evil
which exists, and the particular remedy to be
applied. Each m, mher would be irving TO get
his own scheme adopted, as he w.uld b. in Gu
y hound % do. What, in The mean time, be.
comes o. tnr mino ity? IF you mean the go
v-rnmen' y.u are preparing to be adopted Wit.
any hsrm"uy ny The people. il is necessary to
co'sui their opin!ons-,heir prejudices-,h.ir
false no'ions-if you please. l. lie a wis man
VINO a.gisc,s those prejudices! They ought to
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18

ted to him. and they shall dwell together that peaceful
shore where the revolutions of nature
Who of leave this world before the close of
another year, known only the councils of eternity
Doubtless there many wo looking forward to the OPEN
ing year. are ready promise themselves much, from the
friendships and connexions they have secured and from the
plans of prosperity which they have formed But while they
doag upon these dreams of happiness and saying in
their hearts, Tomorrow shall be this day, and
much abundant, feel constrained to say to Them
Boast notyourseves Of tomorrow, for know not what
day may bring forth But the sincere Christian, the man
who places his hope the Rock of Ages will not be anxious
build his where moth and rust doth corrupt, or
eager the mysteries of fuurty enough for him
to know that God regneh and that he with truth
claim" ETERNAL HoPE!"
When wrapt fire the realms of ether glow,
And Heavens last thunder shakes the world below;
Thou undlsmay'd, shalt DER the ruins smile,
And light thy torch at natures funeral pile.''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18

What do non knotp about h?-My uncle was par
tcular man. he had been in the fierce contest OIL our
Revolution. and had followed the standard of Wayne
in the Indian expedition-accordingly with all his
uueerness be was most interesting old soldier re-
member WE'LL how we little folks used to hang around
him. as behind the stove, on winter evenings, he re-
counted perhaps for the hundredth time the scenes OF
war The old man is gone-he died Christian SOL
der One lesson learnt from him, which | shall ne
yer orge-ncyer to utter about men, or matters OF he,
what do not personally know. He wasa bitter enc
nv to the Hear-say emily. One question settled the
matter with him-.' What do you know about II -
Ills plan was to believe nothing for which the retailer
would not consent to be responsible Would it not be
Of vast importance society," if every man would think
oftIls question "What do you KNOW about it!'' How
much scandal would S saved how many dark sur
misses, how many unknd suspicious would be choked
in their birth. If we would live comfortably in tins
c-tale world must practise on the old gentleman
rule, Craftsman.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
LATEST FROM LIBERIA.

LATEST FROM LIBERIA.
The United States schooner Shark has returned af
ter landing DIR RANDALL, Agent of the American col
ony in Africa, at Monrovia We have been favored
with the perusal of letters from the Doctor, to his
friends in this city. He is in good health and highly
gratifcd with the appearance OF affairs IN the Colony
We have been INDUCED so far as to take a few ex-
tracts, which will be read with pleasure by the friends
Of olonzation.-Aanapolis Republican,
Moaropia, Jan. 6, 1929.
The wealth and trade of this place much great
or than had imagined We have at least six or eight
small decked vessels belonging to the Colony, which
carry profitable trade up and down the coast ;
and have, since my arrival, licensed two schooners,
the one of thirty and the other of forty tons, to carr
on our coasng trade. The situation of our Colony
is one of the best the coast general depot for
the African trade and if the United States Gov
eminent will defend and foster the port of Monrova,
Whatever they may feel disposed to do for the Colo
nzation scheme) the African trade will soon become
immensely important This little place has, during
the present year, with its small capital exported At
rican produce to the amount of seventy or eighty
thousand dollars, besides ahordng facilities to Amerl-
can vessels trading the coast to an amount three
times as great. 1t should be recoected, that this
trade has been entirely created by the establishment
of this Colony and the United States has heretofore
derived these articles from Europe, which they now
ret from this coast in exchange for their own produc-
| tions.
| Liberia, Jam S, 1929.
On nv arrival here, was much shocked to find
that the Vice Agent, Mr. Carey, had been killed few
weeks before, by the accidental explosion of gunpow-
der His death great loss to our cause, as he
had much influence with his people both here and in
the United States-an election for Lis successor had
taken place, and found Mr. Warning, one of the most
respectable of the Coloniss, performing the duties OF
Vice Agent, and every thing going on well.
find the People here most tractable and willing
to submit to my authority. They appear much flat
tered at having member of the Board of Managers
sent out to govern them, and exhibit on all occasions
SO much kindness towards me, and such an interest IN
nv health, that have formed most favorable opin-
ion of them. The town of Monrovia is much bet
ter built and more ourishing place than expected tc
find it. There are many large and handsome houses
in it-and the people advancing in commerce ano
wealth much more rapidly than ! could have conceiv
ed | dined the other day, with the officers of the
Shark at the house of of the coonlsts where we
sat down. with 90 PERSONS to dinner that would have
done credit to any gentlemans table in the United
States Besides an abundance of beef, and all the
different kinds of poultry which we have in the Cnet
States we have much game and variety of fine fruits
such as you never enjoy in perfection in the United
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18

Humoroas Remoef.-The late Duke of Grafton
one Of the last of the old school of polished gen
tenon, being seated with party of ladies in the
stare box OF Drury lane Theatre, sprg OF modern
fashion came in, booted and spurred. AT the end OF
hc act the Duke rose, and made the youth low pow;
=. bep leave, Sir, said he, in the name OF these
ladies' and for myself, to offer you my thanks for youl
6rbearance' ." don't understand you; what do you
mean y, returned the spark. " mean" continued his
Grace that as you have in with your boots and
snurs. to thank you that you have not brought your
horse toe! p
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
HARMONY IN FAMILIES.

lmpaaity tends greatly promote harmony in families
Hence the necessity of parents not manfesmg any partay
10 one or more of their children In the favored child lays
the foundation for pride and semportance, and IN the ne
elected one raises Indignation, if not hatred.
Harmony family will be greatly interrupted, should the
father and mother pursue different systems in the manage
mnt Of their children; obedience to each to be expected
the probability that bad habits and ncoherent pnc-
pies will be established.
In order to promote and harmony among children, one
should be allowed domneer or tease another; nor
ought be praised the expense of anothe no nvld
comparison be drawn Children should not be al
lowed to scott at who happens to be an offender This
practice destroys Affection and gives rise TO resentment and
retaliation They should be taught TO feel for one another
when in disgrace, and not be prevented from ntercedmg
-~sSs~-
From the cnri, ian Advocate.
we contemplate the ravages of but for single
year, and reflect upon the changes and events that have taken
place limited sphere, must be sensible of
the insecurity of all things earthly md feel that this world
not our home and cannot long be abiding place BY
casting back eye the years when feeble existence
commenced, learn, that when few more friends have
lett and few changes Knocked US, our voices too must
hed our hearts must cease beat and heads must
placed that pillow from whence they will be raised only
when " time shall be no longer
In this situation Them and with this belief we are doubt
less ready to cry out is there substance among all thess
shadows If the pleasures of life vanishing away-f the
works OF nature changing and the monuments OF art
eumbmg to the ds- while looking upon our friends they
are fled from gaze and have felt that VIC are
as transient hey-f have looked in vain Tor durability
on every object to which turn on what shall
"Steeti vi Wldt We pidGe our 70 ho
support Can nothing be named sustain sinking hearts
Thanks to the Author of all good not left without a
GUIDE There is point to which may direct our eyes.
nough all created substances perish, HOPE IS eternal
Inc hope of future happiness neveang source of con-
ISOLATION to the Christian. Under any troubles, however
gheVous, soothes his mind When memory brings to view
Joys that past and gone, departed friends that near
and DEAR every spring of painful sensby touched yet in
these moments how relieving is the hope that the separation
not eterna-hat the time will when those former
connexions with his yrtuous friends will renesedwhen
those whose pey and virtue cheered hm shall be uni
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
CONGRESS-.
isHiNGTuN.

W,sHiNGTuN December i5
Ii tic Senate, Mr.. Calhoun, the Vice President
appeared yesterday, md took the Chair-Alr. Havre
Mr.. NKInley, Mr.. Clayton, and Mr.. Kur also 40
peared, and took their scats-Afcr the reference o:
subjects, the Senate proceeded TO the e,cc-
ton, by ballot, of Secretary, Sergeant at-ATms and
Door-heeper, and the incumbents Of those Offices
were respectively reelected by nearly unanimous
voies.-A message received iIoIn tie President
OF the United States Executive busncss.-Fh.
Senate then proceeded to the election Of Chaplain:
and, tho third ballot, the vot beng equally dIy-
debtor Mr.. Jones 81 for Mr.. Durbin 2l-Nr. Jones
was eIect'dby the casting vote Of the Wee President
The Senate then went INTO the consideration OF Tx
ecutiye business.
In the House Of Representatives vest ,rdav. the
Committees announced. communication
WINS received from the Comptroller Of the Treasury
containing list ofthe unadjusted accounts in the Of.
fee ofihe Second Auditor. No other business was
transacted.
The following is a list Of the Committees OF the
House OF Representatives., announced yeste rday
On observation-disclosures. Tucker, Claiborne, Ren.
dolph Johnson Of Ten. Bcckman, Coleman
On Ways and Mcans-Mcssrs McDuiic, Yer
Planck, Dwight, Smyth of Va Ingersoll, Gilmore,
OvcrlOn.
On Clams-Mcssrs. Williams, Wbi,tlesey, Par
kcr of Con, McIutre, Ramsey, Lon, Lent.
On Commercc-Messrs. Cambreleng Newton
Gorhan, Harvey, Sutherland Howard, Wayne.
On Pubic Lands Mcssrs. Isacks, Jennings, Dun
can Hunt, Potter, Irwin of Ohm, Clay.
On Post Offices aud Post Roads-Mcssrs. John
son OF N.Y. CoHneT mbBce' t1Ougc5, KuSsel, Nc
Cr6cTy. Campbell.
On the District Of Columba-Mossrs. Powers,
Alien, Washington, Varnum, TaIiaicrro, Ihrc, Sem
On the Judicnry--Mcssrs. Buchanan, Wicklinc,
Sorrs Of Y, Davis OF y. e. Bouldn, Ellsworth,
White of In.
On Revolutionary Claims--Messrs Burgess, Dick.
ln'on, Fry, Wiugate, GoodenoW, Young, Brown
On Public Expenditure n III, Davenport
Of w., Leon, Maxwell of n. Y. Spencer nf Md.
Thompson of Ohio Whorton
On Private Land CIaims-Mesars Gurlcy, Ste
rigCrc, NuckuIs, Pettis, Test, Foster, Baylor.
On ManulaCtures--Mcssrs. Malnry Slanbcrry
Condici, Martin, Dauicl Irwin ofPn., Mcneil.
On In Ian Aiflrs-Mc-srs. Bell, Lumpkin, / Finds,
StOors If Con, Hubbard. Gather, Lewis.
On Foreign AiFus-Mcssrs. Archer, Everett Of
Mas, Taylor. Polk Willr, Crawford, Blrnweli.
On Military Afalrs---Mc5.rs. Draytcn, Vance, Dc
sha Flndloy Blair OF :. & Mitchell, Spcigllt
On Naval Aiiar---Mrss.s Hoffman, Crownin.
she.d, Miller Ripley, Carson Dorsy, White Of
PAgriculture-B essrs. Spencer Of Y, WA
son, Rose, Smith Of Pa, S'andcr, Dcbcrry, Chan
dior.
On Tarrilorics-Mcss7s. Clarke Of Ky, Green,
Creighton, Armstrong, Angel, Cowlcs, William b.
Sh pperd
On Military Ponsipns--M, ssrs. Bates, Lecompte,
Forward, Chiffon, Hmm M, B 'ckes, Ford.
on Ito Tovisal Of Unfinished Prsinass - NcssTs.
Peace. Reed, Pearson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
a CANn

WIZ pr1priecr respectfully inform. the ru,,, ,,,,,
Virginia Souvcur aud ,, y, ,i'nm t'or'ne editor OF i
' seri' q, 'e new Poem e,iIed "FREDOSia,n ira
M'p H pe frrserrcd II Political, AhLiary g,
N"'u' rochi on the late war with Cr,., NJ. Gnu
duodcclno volumes divided into io DI'a'n, IN D..
hcha,u f1mnons, VI. ID. late OF Scott co.r,v K by
y 'W-', W Washington City. The above p,o. y:
co'.'a I" our Nations Bcnefactor. G,ner,I 10
letter: N'"c" 'h" following
.n.n, PANS, June o3lh. 1920
A'y Dear Sir-I have iol myself h;ahi,,' 80.
anu grI'led by the kind dedication ofy fine pn.,
WI h i"te war. IL has been nv hapnv H., 80, -"
WIN the surviving veterans of the ReyoI,, w, ao,S
ParuCu'ar prLo III the military glory of CO. 90
c'SS'TS' Those patriotic s.ntrnents which No ~
could better cherish and delight in b,s ~ nv one
III r. particularly "a feel the beauties NJ ,h me
t'c MnuhcsS oi the author. whom beg to acccn, ~
grateful regards of his sincere friend. ~ '"e
n,c,, r. LAFAYETTE.
D'''' HAhoNs' Great Crossing, KY"
EXTRACT.
And ah! what bosom ever can firm,
ne nanlcl IS virtues of Tho good E,,,,,
Ga, lar OF promise be in youth appcar'd
w !" n's' "olv hght the breast of sagcs choe,.l
In age pillar "t n cloud by dav
I" gmIdr the pilgrim wanderers ON tbc;r v,,.
dwels, ""o'' fteecori.
10 , wave her STANDARD thousand hills,
49, ne bane of iyrants. he exalted Iivcs
Whe from each patriot, reverence bc ,oo;
r II1, as devotons of the prophets old
" "'" '''y the purpose OF their God forctol.
go VISIT Omutz-mnrk your own Favo,,o
freedoms Aposic-sre whnt pom., 80,
sc IN MS grIef how rerishcs his hair
, 49,, ms temples TO he bleak wi-is hare,
IN: see tho drppings of his prison ,an ''
Cold on his naked scull like -drors f.n
WILLIAM EMMONS
N Is. All Editors friendly to the design ,,;,,
Pcase give the above insertion in their ns nor
w. l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

'1.s-SIS "a H'y'' ~ t,e eiur ~, !.r. 49,
nfrT r 'v";i,an and signature Two ,,isly: OF ScIs
OF inc ccrl IL Wa lAcyise NECESSARY that tie
sio'G ciaSc iha which should .cuurr Po,,mastr.s
a"coun' ,n'v Tor tho ,rocccs tcir occs prevent
ah aecu"uat'n ~ hostage Ia their hands This
o"nc' arc believed tat e this Department
nov as ehi'iaiy pN'ectsU Use Of any oieT
IA iic Government
nc o:eryaN of u'c system which has hct adopted Viii
c"i'e additional a'or but Is deemed essential 10 tic srcu-
ray and rrosNrits oi iis Department.
nave We hcoT - ;e, wnh ssea regard, oei,t
want, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

S,~wing, in the amount
ofeKPenditures from Ju-
lyI,182B, 10 July !, 1920,
On excess beyond the a.
mount ri revenue, admit
ting that every cent Of
postage Of the last year
shall be collected Of
Add amount Of bad
debts, az bef'Ke mention
cd S22.235 so
And amount ofbad mo-
ncy 4.306 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

S73,7I4 l.

Leaving the true balance Of available
funds at the disposal Of the Department,
on the NJ July, 1929, provided no far
tlIer losscs shall be- sustained IN the col
lcction, viz:
Cash IN deposifc Sl36,448 &c
Balances due from Post
masters and others 04,4OO 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

HOLUMBUS. CORTEZ, PIZARRO Just
~ published, for sale by CoiGas g. On. Columbus.
or tho Discovery Of America, as related by father
to Ing children and designed for the instruction of
youth, TRANSLATED from the German of J. III Campo,
by Elizabeth Helen. author Of the History of Eng
land, Rome, &c
Cortcz, or the Conquest Of Mexico, SC from and
by the same author.
Plzarro or the Conquest Of Peru, &C. from the
same and by the same Outhor.
dec. It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
PORK, CHEESE, OIL. &c.

LANDING ron sALE,
40 Bbls prime and mess pork
n ~ 30 casks cheese
tierccs winter pressed oil
II cases cap paper
80 kegs" Red Stone Mills" gunpowdcr, warrsa.
ted first quality
co dozen brooms
clocks
Smoked beef vinegar and mackcrol.
dec 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

GA AecU!,nS Messr,. iiais y , Swan. Doajt.uL.
=, on the Expenses of the State u: partmcnt-
M.sSrs. Emil. SAIL King of II. Y.
TN The Expenses vt the Treasury Dcpar,mr;t--
Mcssrs. Li"prr, Crochcron, Kendall
cn expenditures IN tho Department of War
Mcssr$; Maxwell. Muhlenburg. Crockett.
:, va ~" Expenses tn" Department OF rho Navy
:, On thE Expenses in the Post Office Dcpar,mct-
"cSsrs fanCcy, Borst, Scott
on Fn1hc Bui!tinss-Mcssrs. Spr;ag, Bailey,
Select Committees
~" i"cina t'npTovcmeit-NlrsSrs
i't"'S' iF'c''er Vntnm, Craig oi Va Butman '
th 'he HIii''n-Nlessrs Thompson of G., Ki,g or p.,r
ta"nScr, Nrvks, Gag MN Y kmcaid taIon, '
on decentralization. Wickiitr Coulter Davis y,
Mass Lamar, Cukc, Huntington. De WHIT "
On tic Gcn,u>-AlessTS >,orTs of y Y r,,,c Ioos t,
tr't "i tGn, Hichauson Room, Conurr ' "
On Pres ruil Elccom-A lrssrs N,pua;, I,,y,.. r..
s'n' La. Ma'riniaic, Stephens, hughes ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
IFo'a tie .Nltiraiu LIeiiigcRcer, Decc.,jer C.
TIE FINANCES

dC Annual KcDurt from the 'ircaSury DCnart-
inru; WIS 10th
rc;S II ,.;u -, ,-.,.., l.. - - ~ g
-. g., = - ' =" '|"'S|' W. i"'" W ore ca" t''du!s
90 KS tn: eNieht, Whchctcf c'py IT II can be OBJ
'"''. '"r P"'IcatiOn.
Ac Inwh;i W have condensed. In tn, subj .irnd
statements, the sLhsta lc. tn, i:.!,r,n tio. winch
r ~" 80 80" .i''F 'hc S.h'1 81 ''c lance
We ""ri VIII D. ace 'p'arr 10 oar readc'S
S.4!.'SN vi tNt' ctl'tS anu expenditures,
tUal and cs,imIcd ior tho c,rfent rea- the state o.
the Public Doh: ard tIo c.,,,.,,c -. = ..,,,. 49,:
T, EAI enGit;,r,.s i;,r ,i;,, v..,r .uc.,,,
l., @Ii,,;,,,,, 81 49, ~ - - ~ ,.,...
i "''' " ,o u pages rom which t!tiS ';!prTa'!n
- N'F'c''u: '!c report hJr i;fN vI'Itt. o. ~
GsiSCS Oi GcS;ctS IN me rNiS;inI law AMI az promo
sod rcu.t,:,.i;,r them 'nrs. -, la mn, ,;.~, l,
10 rDn.ni., -; ,,,t. =, ~ s.,,, -, ,i,, 49, -
IN. ,,,,, ,,,,,-,,. y.,,,..-, 80 - "' ~
-. ''-'t'''' 90 NJ" Hrc "hdccd AMI
IfA"c" ~ Tue message 81 i'IS PRESIDENT a. the 1.
>jjt'S, which Is IL thu possession every reader.
The Eccci ;,u ~. i.ca,,i., ir, an .s,rc,s . tho
Tho expenditures f,r ihs same ,ra, ircl.r,;pe
the ruii.c iir,, we're ,,I;j,; 7fi O.,
i!ic '"ilance ia tie Treasury O., tle / .sar-
a.y, ia13, was & 6ss PIG =,
Ia 1873. the Ecccr,s were 81 7aI isi M
-----
siaN'- an assrcsrr uf 577l9 II
lie expenditures for Inc .,
| Leaving balance IN tie Treasure January :
1929 q, - "''E - go, TO- Co.,
receipts during the thee E,s, c..,r:.rs of ~
the present ,rry arc r.,,o,atr, -, a.,
The rccr,,,, 10, the l,,,th ,u,-.., ,-c '''' 80
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''''S 49, 'e, amounting 10 Sl02 eco
"e' 10 LAMBERT'S Fortunate Csice
or UNION CA.N4L LOTTERY ~
CAPITAL $4,000.
The drawing will be received ON Spnd,,, ma,
Tickets Slo halves, quarters and eigh,hs in nrono,
tion for sale at LAMBERT'S fortunate eel Or''
- All the shares for sale at this Office. are the
are not liable to any mistake or dispute.