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SrRArTON HILL-

STRATTON lIILL,-A Tale Of the Civil Ware.
~ BY the author OF "Lcttcrs from the East 70
Tales of the West of England, &c. &c. Just re-
ceivcd at NASlIS.
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NJ .. Rum * GLASS.-gO hhds. n O. Rum zoo
~ haH boxes, 9 by ~, Glass landing for sale by
.lly RS; DAVENPORT, ALLEN 6. co.
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Fresh and Beautiful Goods.
BALDWIN, IVES g. CO. have received by the
I'D Richmond Packet, and are this morning opening
l case extra fine ;.oghorn bonnots
do London blue aud blacl, cassmcrcs
do black and white prints
Srcrsucker plaid, and solid stripe ringhams
Very superior plaid French do
Figured pamyTencs, beautiful article
Lace and pearl buttons
Pongec silks, palmetto hats
G cases aud bales plaid domcstica
do a. apron checks
Handsome artificial flowers
Floss thread, mixed pins
2 bales tickllnburgs, cheap
july 10
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GRAND CONCERT.

M X. ~ MRS. .PEARMAN respectfully inform
t'-A the Ladies aad Gentlemen of Richmond, tina
they will have the honour of giving Concert OF
tuesday evening the 3lst inst, when they will b,
kindly assisted by Mr.. Parnell.
FIRsT.
Fantasia-Afrs. Pearnan, onsiie Piano Forte will
an obligato accompaniment o4Isthe violin by .
Song--Mr. Pearman, ''Thc Mc5iregors' Gatherinls.
, written oy Or w alter Scott A. Lee.
Bravura--Nlrs. p. "The soldier tiredof wars
'luihiS.' DIR. Arnc.
Duett-Mr. 81 Mrs. p. s'Thoupll Won leare mo
in sorrow" Scotch air
Ballad--NIr. p. "NTy bonnie lass now turn to
Nh me- p,,,,a u .,,, a. Lee.
j. Barnett.
Aria Bufo--AIr p. ''IIere | am Barber. and
DENTIST, and Factotum,'' translated from the
italian expressly for Mr.. T. by S. Chapman.
Esq and origin ally sung by him at the Eu-
glsh Opera House, with an obgato accom-
panlment on the Piano Forte by Mrs p
Rossini.
PART SECOND.
Solo on the violin by Mr.. Parnell
Kailad-Mr z. "Oh no, we never mention
nef' Bishop.
riations, as originally sung by Mad Catala
nj, in London and Paris, Bocbsa.
Buett-Alr. and Mrs. p. s'Whcn a little farm
we keep Mazzingh
expressly for him, 4. Lee.
Song--Mrs. P."On the banks of Allan Wa
ter Scotch Air
Duett---Mr. and Mrs. p ssyVheu thy bosom
heaves SIGH" Braham.
Grand ScenaNIr. P. seThe description of il
Play IN whic. he will introduce his celc-
brated limitations of various Instruments
mar 20 Pearman.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICH.NO.NUI.
ARRIVED.

Scnr Taniivy, Thorp from New York, DAYS with
sundries to Sweeney, Hall Nelson, Smith, J Fl
,ioh'sr' Gus Holt jr " Co e NJ MITCHELL Hall & Moore,
DaVenpo'' Allen ~ CO. Peyton Perkins Il Harris, An
aefs"n, Garth Co. w d J G Crane, Lancaster DENLY,
Perkins Raymond & Brothers, J II Nash, Sam Put
ngy' Strat'on Dan: Weller, Ilubba rd & Gardner, A
Works W S,rattoh, T. Porter J n Eustace D,;s Nam
Top II Co Wadswor,h& Williams l. Webb s; Co. Ander-
son d Nichols, Devcrearx. JudahS Eaton, Bosber
S'H. winston Baldwin. Ives Co Gordou, Parker,
Palen & Son, W & D Kyle g. Co. J VanLewS Gu and
to order.
Sc'r Atlas, Ireland, from New York ) days with ba,
last. ' 'S' VISA '
Scbr. Pennsy vama, Albertson ) DAYS from New York
with ballast.
NE" YORK. March eS.--Cleared, schr Phiadel lhia,
$500 ~ $500 -
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e oraef naned an 'he arrangement district and tat TN,
oceSaton from the respective counties nominate each one per
son as suitable candidate fer the convention that these uon
nations be received from member of meeting-upon
which, after all the have been os,e the vote Snail
be taken. ' Wv Wv ~
Weeupon,e delegation from the county of Spo,svlyania
dominated Rolcr Sanard - r.
The delegation from county of Iois ro,n,,J ID,
w atso. - ~ - "
The delegation from the conty OF Orange nominated James
Madison. a. $3.50
The delegation from the county Madison nominated php
p. Barbour. ~ s''"'P
s MIR Field nominated Gates Winston, Of Louis, and Ger;
Ibde of Orange. - 1890 ~
Mr. Lewis nominated Waller Hoaday, of Spo,svlvana.
Mr. Sonervlie nominated Linn Banks of Madison.
Iesoisei That, i'll voting upon the ,,,,s ,
the vote shall he by counties, etc, county givu ou yo,
The meeting then proceeded ballot which resulted in ,e
selection OF the following gentlemen, the individuals nv This
meeting ecomenaeu o-iiic district fit representatives
Ra:bour, David Watson, and Robert Sanard 10y
On motion of MIR Guarles--
Reoired That committee Of Ls appon,ed ny the clair
10 prepare and submit TO the meeting adoption a letter TO
the convention, apprns them their nomination and request
ing their acceptance thereof which, when apmoved Inv his
meeting Shall be signed by the channanand the
when received together with said letter. shall be pubisbed in
he PHhc papers, the city OF Richmond Ereder-
lcissbuig 10 fill which committee, chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemeuJohn Lewis Frederick srr;ss p (hnu-
man, l.. Barnes, and c. Y. kimhough
W no, upon returning 10 the meeting withdrawal
some minutes reported that they had prepared the letter re-
quircti; which, beng read, unanimously approved
On motion of MIR. Lewis
ReSoircd That the proceedings this meeting be gne nv
the chairman and secretary, and published The two
c!s printed IN the town of fredericksburg, the Richmond En-
Qiirer, and Constitutional Wing.
And then the meeting adjourned
VIM. MADISON, Chairman
JYo. l.. MARYE, Secretary.
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Ina rnr Nntc.

st meeting Of deputies from the counties Of Madison
Orange, Louisa and SPosrar5, convened Orange count
house, on Monday tic sd March, 1922 for the purpose of
recommending 70 Inc district composed Of those counties four
suitable persons represent said district the convention TO be
held m October next IN propose amendments tire constitution
Of Virginia
On the motion Of John A. Porter Gen. Madison was called
% tic chair, and JOn +. Marvc appointed secretary
TIE following dcpHics appeared:
From .Hadiso1,--Gcn William Madison Leonard Barnes
Daniel Field, Richard Boo'on, James SorncrvTlc
From OroDgc-Reynolds Chapman, Cailet Conway Tho.
mas Davis, JoIiG Gibson John &. Porter.
From LcyiSa-CisrIi NJ Guarlcs Charles Y Kimirouob
Frederick H1rriss Charles plhncv. Jun.
From Sp?f'giraaia Lewis Robert Cruchfeid Theret
| ToNvios, John r. MaTvc.
On motion Of Mr. Kbroush, Resolved That oh county oil
tne senatorial district represented in this meeting he called in
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DRY GOODS Ar AUCTION.

On THURSDAY next, Cd April, at 10 O'clock.
wifi be sold at our auction rooms, GO packages of
brs Goods, comprising general assortment among
them are o..
90 cases domestic coloured goods, particularly,
suitable for sprng sales, consisting of white drillings
furniture checks, superfne apron checks, 3-4 and
4-4 plads Stripes Dorchester bed ticks brown sheet
lngs and shrtmgs, beached do. Also one bale bear
duck, two cases Irish linens six Caston's mechlin
lace, few bales German oznaburgs and brown rolls
Terms ut sale o. ID. 81 Co. Aucts
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power,
rather as charged with the sacred midi .pensabc duty
submitting the results of its deliberations people,
them ratified or rejected.
Recognising the right of suffrage al men having sucien
evidence OF permanent common interest WITH and attachment
to the community am in favor of modifying provision
that subject in the existing constitution that
tcabe nene may be taxed deprived of their property
bound by law without their that ,he repre-
senfatives"
in favor of cqualzing representation Throughout the
1t on the basis, anti in the rao NJ
am in favor OF increasing the responsibility of the judiciary
either by periodical elections, or by some other efficient
remedy Tor neglect or mcapacty, than exists.
The Executive Council might, think without tletrimcn;
the State, be abolished greatly reduced in number Ii
tanned ITS organzaon might probably be advanageorsy al
tered.
respects the Governor, unposcsscd as he is and og,
TO be- OF extensive patronage or dangerous power DO not
discern serious objection the present of appoint
The House Delegates is think unnecessarily numerous
Owing to this the business of legislation evidently
much retarded, and serious bwhen imposed upon the
comr'sni,y, without any eqnivaen, benefit
nave doubted the popey of il Senate constituted
rooe bo OF representatives. elected 10y the constit-
ucnts Yet would not wish the experiment haza,ied, of
generally conceded should think It desirable however TO
dce the term of service TO prohibit the final
REJECTION o any measure a'ped by the House of Delegates
by less than majority of whole senatorial body
The fundamental laws of the State should thought, pro-
citizen as nearly US may be- contributions in proportion to his
means may seem supefuou add-ey should guaranty
con,aa provision, their own f,rre amendment
i'a ,e 5" ''a M the opinions e,,aain and of the
p''Erfss ny WHICH, IL erected, my course W. Id be
regulated; reservng the right avail myself of the lights
further experience, and deliberations in deciding
to what extent or III what mode it might under all crcuni-
stances he proper to Insist carrying them practical eff
ect i.esonay unknown to large portion of the citizens
ofthe District have thought incumbent me- frankly
aVow my sentiments, that disappnved they may have an
opportunity oselectns delegates, whose views and Opinions
coincide with their We'll of the dcc,cy and
magnitude OF the duties deyovc the Convention and
my own inability to render important service Iceany feel
10 sohce to occupy so arduous and responsible station:
and FAR from experiencing disappointment regret it will he
to me- source of uniegned satisacton should sufases
OF the district be conferred others acceptable
myself, and more competent task.
For the KIND manner in which have been Pleased the
present OCCASION to add your individual Solicitations accept
sihcere Acknowledgements. Yours very respectfully,
- JOHN ROBERTSON.
nessrs. John Rtttterf6orJ,
John Hayes,
Gnrdon III. B0cctls,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31
JOHN a. LhNCHSTER Trustees.
SHE 1T .NEWC.4STIE.

FE7iIE House and Lots formerly tho nroro,tv 8
N William McDouglc, situated in New Castle
near the river, are offered for sale until Monday thc
6thof April being the first Monday in the month, ON
winch day Ut not disposed of prcviously they viii no
sold at public auction TO the highest bidder M
be fair; Ifno, the next fair day thercannr5 An ny
rortant STAGE route TO the NoIthward through New
t9s'lc and IapPahannock, is Just established winch
to restore this village to aft least lis Gr,ncr ,-'
scqence as no other route affords the same n,eans
OF expedition from Richmond toward Baltimore
ano the other Northern cities. The ptop~
tenants since the death ofis late proprietor and 70 az
industrious man, even with small capital holds ont
prospect not to be met with every day in times Tx
the present. '"C
II Terms; Cash.
II Persons wishing 70 purchase, will apply 70 Cd,
PARK street near New Castle, or Mcssrs. b & =
Hubbard. Richmond, until the day of sale.
RIcHNoND, March 81, 1899.
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IrNst Sale of Laad IN Henrico.-


lTHSt safe Of L0ed IN Heur;co
virtue and in pursuance of deed orusi bearing dat,
s1 ga dag oi March 1926, and admitted record nj Jo
county cortGerks Office on the 25h day ofAIaci 1926
deceased, 10 secure To Richard Whitfield the pavuen, of
oei IN Inc SAID deed mentioned saI requested Inv, H.
so cnaid Nheld on the first day of pri next if fair IL
not ON tue next fair day. before door OF c Ini H.
thecty OF Richmond, sale at public aucor ~
money certain tract OF land in the said deed mentioned ~
M Hy-tee acres lying and being situate in IIenrico
ana noundet by the lands late of William Gatlp rco,.o
h'''y ueCedSco OF solomon uSsel, and
'" ~: deceased: , " JOHN FORBES, Trustee
..e,..-o-,o' I"Dt .,,atcl., iva. March lG--15t
by vir.ue at a Decd of Trust from Tfbo11os Pr
- ling aud Sarah his wife, dated the 18th DIV 81
Noycmbcr 1923, ard of record in the county cours
OF ltenrlco and county court of Mecklepbnrr ,..e
shall on the first day Of April next. proceed fo m o
FGDIc auction, before the Union Hotel IN fTc c;,,
OF ltichnond, the following property viz Ono lot nr
llnd lyin% IN the county OF lIcnrco near tie civ IS
tIchnond, containing one half acre, and bounded IN
Pa thy nc intersection of O and SD streets MIS-,
onc otlrcr lot i'll the city of Richmond contniniro
fortYvc feet OH Poplar street; also one other Lot -
parcel ofand, at Marion Hill containing four rrrcs
also one other lot or parcel of land in the county a.,
iienricn, adjoining the lands Of John New and Other
containing four acres, with IFS improvements cc,,siet
lh9 ut dwelling house, &c: also one other Int =,
the city Of Richmond, the corner Of y and 2of,
streets containing forty four feet front And on ff
2olh day OF April neXt if no previously disposcd ~
~ private sale we shall proceed TO sell at pub1,~
auction, ut Mecllcnburg Courthouse III being cc,r+
day. the following tract oflard, lying in tho rountv
OF MCckienbug, containing $50 acres more or lcse
being the same tract of land ccnvcycd bv peter Ir1
TO Richard HazIewood and John Bucirell. and b1
them to Thomas Pulling.
ORRtN WILLIAMS.
JOHN a. LANCASTER ( rHstccs.
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NEXT SATURDAY!

TENHE great andsplcndid grand Consolidated Lot
terry, class No. Ii will be drawn in the city Of
Washington, and the drawing received at Bigger'S
Office on Monday afternoon, at o'clock,
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GotmmerrtaL 3kernr0.

DATE OF LATEST rURorEAN ADv,cEs
Prom Liverpool Feb. g.
Saios Of Tobacco ut .lwciion nj Sh0ckoe UareEouse
2Gh March, 1929
TAsszp-1 Ibid at s. 90; at s; at so; at
10; at co.
RryUsrO--i bid at So co. 1 at 90; ats 30;
at 4.
.Wr7cb so.
PAssEp--t hid at Sc IS; 2 at G; 2 at 10; a
10; I at II so; at o; at 80.
REFUsED--1 hid at s. 40; ] ut 25; 2 at d 90:
at 5; at 8; at 4 30; ut ) 60.
=. s. Bank Stock At gNeV York, March q, 100 g. d
vi. Erthnnge London. 1ne u tn8 Ia.
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Suction sales.
TH1S Day.
BY OTIS DIM OD q. q,

1x44S DAY.
By OTIS, DUNLOP S co.
- - GROCERIES, SC.
On TUESDAY, the 3is inst O'clock will be sold a
our store ~ bales Moss and assortment of reries non
which are 81 bags prime g,een Coffee
mar % o. d. 6 Co Aacrs.
ADDITIONAL.
W Ill be added to our sale this morning
80 Bbls Baltimore whiskey
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
80 bags coffee--part Old white
10 bags ginger
10 hlds moasses
boxes loaf sugars
10 hhds sugars
cases half pint tu1nbers
spanish segars ram and brandy in demiiolrs
quantity of bees-wax
90 boxes candles, so ditto soap
zig blue, teas, chocolate, &c. &C.
"'' 81 o. ID. 81 Co. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
.a d VIA be added to our sale this morning.
80 Bags Almonds.
al pirate sale.
SD Bags superior Java Coffee.
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TRUST SALE

n, virtue of deed of trust, executed by James
= brown, dated on the 29th day of October, 1874
ana OF record IN the office of the county curt OF
encO, the subscribers trust ees, will ON the fore
noon of Thursday the 9th day this present month
sell ut auction on the promises, the brick dwelling
mouse ana apPurtenances on the north side of Cary
or - street, next below the lumber hoIse of Mr.
William Gilatt. This property extends On the stree.
BOB feet and its boundary buck from the street viii
be shown on the day of sale. By the tenor of the
deed otrust, the property to be sold or credit
but Mr. Brown consents that it shall be sold for cash
and to evidence that consent. he will ioin the trrs
tees III deed to the purchaser it viii! therefore be
sold-ior cash. CHARLES COPLAND
mar CHARLES !. McNIURDO
The lower story ofthe house is well calculated 10.
commission business the second storyis divided intc
three aud large closc--an the attic story or
garrett is divided into four and closet Tic
back buildings ofbrick, and covered with slate
On account of the badness of the weather to-day,
ne above sale is postponed until MONDAY, the
3oth instant at , O'clock.
CHARLES COPELAND,
mar i9-tds CHARLES ]. McMURDO.
a. On account of the badness of the weather, the
above sale has been adjourned till WEDNESDAY
the LIST of April, at IL O'Clock.
BY order of the Trustees.
march 81 ct J. 81 J. Z. HERON.
BY D.AVENPORT, .qLLEN &. co.
GROCERIES,
On WEDNESDAY next. the LIST of April at
~ P"9' ~ coch VIII DE SOFA at our auctlon store,
an assortment of GROCERIES,
20 d. &, O. A,t.
VIII be added to fle above sale.
10 Bags green coffee
IL hl.ds St. Croix sugar
do New Orleans do
do Antigua rum
pipes gin
do brandy
tcrccs W. S. oil
100 reams writing paper
Indigo, beer
N. f. rum, candles
Shoes, teas, SOAP wIiiskcg
and sundry other articles. D. 4. g. 81
mar 81
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SCH tiME

Whole ticket $40, half ;, quarter so, eighth 25.
Por sale in every variety of numbers at the fortu-
oate Lottery and Exchange Office Of
mar 31-ts THO. 3. BIGGER
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LrrtsoS ?. iIsNprusov, Secretary,

Ma meeting Of sun6ry Inhabitants. If the county
Of Northampton, at the house Of Mr.. Luther II.
Read, IN Eastville, on Moniaythe 9th Of February,
1879: On motion OF Micrs w. Fisher, Maj Wm.
Dunton, was called to the chaig
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

Tho great pressure upon our columns, exclude
nan- nrficles-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

Bnrrae, the ancient President of the Erccufi,e
Directory, died in Paris on thc' goth of jan It i.
stated thath slofl memoirs which would soon be
published.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

J he IIavrc packet, Edward Donate, arrived at
Newport on Wednesday,, having been blown off after
being within 90 miles of Sandy Hook. She left
avrc OIL the Sd Feb. The advicos by hcr l,avo been
anticipated by the Britannia and Herald
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-21

ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Russia. The London
Literary Gazette of August Is, contains the
following facts touching the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of Russia, which, at period when the opera
tions of that power attract the whole attention
of the political world, may be instructing. 1t
is certainly curious to recall the strides towards
mighty empire, which she has been making
during the last three centuries
In the year l476, Ivan the third, the last
Grand Duke of Moscow, succeeded to patrimo-
NAL estates Of
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States, and took their measures accordineIv
" why should they not rely upon his promises /?
no PRESIDENT of the United States had broken
faith with the Indians. But if these very
promises and Thousand others, should now
De broken, there will be an end of reliance on
our promises; and out of tenderness to nv
country, and that we might not be unnecessa-
rIly reminded of the infamy thus laid up in
store for future generations. I could heartily
wisn' that none Of our public functionaries may
ever hereafter make promise to an Indian.
WILLIAM PENN.
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SILENT wORsHIP.-BY ). G. WHITTIER


The morning was a summer one-the boughs
VI the green trees were lifted in the wind
Inc soft south wind, that wandered over earth
touching the long grass and the quiet streams
W, WIN light wing, as fearing to disturb
The sanctity of worship.
~, One by one,
The multitude had gathered, in the deep
And bowling sense of mans unworthiness.
Slowly and quietly they came-the young,
ana the gray man,-the modest, glancing girl
And the staid gravity of ripper years,
Like noiseless shadows, stealing to their seats.
AS the last iootstep passed away, the breeze,
With its light tones, was audible alone,
Stirring the willows which o'erhung the dead,
And whispering to the grave-stones.
M Motionless,
That congregation worshipped. Silence lay,
Like strange presence, on the very heart,
Which, gathering nothing from the outward
world
OF sight, or sound, or any thing which makes
Mans sacrifice mockery, had turned
Deeply upon itself The human heart
Hath a most complex fashioHing. The ties
Which bind il to the circumstance of earth,
And Its strange yearning for happiness,
Drawn from material mockeries, are strong
AS the souls master passion 1t would gain
Its elements Of happiness and love
from natural creations, and contrive
To blend the heartless vanities of man
With the pure fountain of religious truth
Human pride
And vanity, are things to be cast off,
Like an unseemly garment, from the heart
That boweth unto God, and giveth up
Its stubborn will and earthward tendencies,
For the mild teachings and deep solaces
OF tho all-quck ming Spirit; and the light
Which cometh unto ala living beam
An emanation from the Eternal Mind,
Hath more blessed influence on the heart
That turneth from the world, and gathers in
Its wandering affections, and subdues
Its vehemence of passion, and in meek
And chastened reverence, awaits the time
OfHim, who bids the worshipper be still,
find knoioS that He is God
9th mo-, 1929.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL I'll. COTTON & co,
Opposite the Centre Meeting House.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

U Price to single subscribers who receive
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Larger advertisements in the same proportion
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advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
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CENTRAL. BANK

HNHE Stockholders of said Bank, are hereby
n notified that meeting will be held at the
house of Joseph Lowell, innholder in Worces-
ter on WedneSday the 2lst inst, at o'clock,
P. NJ, for the purpose of filling a vacancy in
the Board of Directors.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
OTIS CORBETT, Cashier.
Worcester Oct T. 40