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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17
[RrroRrED ron THE WING.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
TUESDAY. DEcEMBf

TUESDAY,. DECEMBER Is.
The Convention was called to order at the usual
hour.
Mr. PowELL rendered the following letter of re-
signation from Mr.. Ope.
RICHMOND, Dec. Is. 1929.
Sir: Circumstances beyond my controul compel me
TO resign my seat III that body, which you pre-
SIDE The remaining delegates from the district will
OF course, supply .ic vacancy occasioued by my re-
signation.
With the strongest feeling and most heartfelt
desire, for the best results from yaue deliberations,
TOR our beloved State: with the k;ndcst recolec-
tons for yourself and every member Of the Convcr.-
ton, beg leave to subscribe myself, your and
their friend and fellow citizen. II. l.. OPIE.
L. p. BARBoUR, ESQ, d.
e., President of the Convention
The letter was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. DopDRIpes tile House resolved
itsclf into committee OF the WHOLE Mr.. DouDaIDGE
in the Chair.
Mr.. MEncEn moved that the sense Of the COM
mittee be tukcn the lth and 5th resolutions, as
substitute for the LIST resolution of the Legislative
Report.
FIR. BAnDoUR made few remarks on the proprie-
ty of the committees rising, and submitted motion
to that effect.
Mr.. JOHNSON opposed the motion
Mr.. LEIGH was also OPT sed Inc molten.
MIR. Barbour Withdrew his motion.
Mr.. SCoTr renewed it.
Mr.. MERCER pressed OH the committee the Justice
of allowing his motion to be taken up lie wished
to test the sense of the committee these resou-
a
resolution of the Legislative Report.
debate as to the question of order here ensucd,
in which MIR. Mercer, Mr.. Goode, MIR Stanard, Mr.,
Fitzhugh Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. Leigh, Sir Powell, Mr..
Barbour and Mr. Giles participated.
Mr. GooDE appealed from The decision of the Chair,
as to It's receiving the proposition of Mr. Mercer III
the form he made it,
After long debate this motion, the question
on the decision of the Chair was put and carried in
the negative-ayes 40, noes 49,
Mr.. MERCER moved that the committee rise and
report its proceedings to The House.
The motion was agreed to.
The report ordered to be printed
MIR. Gorden moved to discharge the committee
from the consideration of those subjects they have
not acted upon.
Mr. srANARp suggested the propriety Of conf
ming the motion to the mere order OF the Conven-
ton for the present.
Mr.; JOHNSON SAID that all reports, &c. were acted
upon by the committee.
Mr.. Goanos SAID there were subjects not acted
upon.
The motion to discharge the committee agreed
to.
The Convention then adjourned
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virtue of two Deeds5f Trust, executed to John Nj ARMS
Il tead and William Dandridge, by William Morris and
MaTceia his wife, the the eighth day of Jauuav 1893
and The other the eighteenth day February ashland
anoher Deed OF Irus executed Herbert A. Claiborne and
Charles b Cay by the said William Morris on the tenth dav
OF july lo28-a OF which deeds recorded Hastings
Court OF the city OF Rchmond shall proceed SELL on The
premises the 10Th day of February next for ready
Tor the purposes therein mentioned Lots or paes
OF Land, IN the city of Richmond known and DISTINGUISHED in
the plan of the said city, by No 47 three hundred and fy
seven aud No (352) three hundred and fifty two which wee
conveyed TO the said William Morris by Thomas Rutherford
and Sarah his wife, by their deed bearing 18Th ay of
Court OF hustngs for said ciy,-and which erected
extensive brlck buildings, used warehouse
purposes; Also three other Lots, parcels Land
known and distinguished tile plan of said city, number
l34Z hree hundred and forty two number three
fory-three 43, and number three hundred
and all other buildings and improvements hereon which
perry was conveyed to the said William l. Morris, by two
several deeds for undivided moietie thereoone made on the
tenth day oil june 1895, by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth
wife, and John Pcgram, and Wilson Gregory the other made
on the same day. by Joseph Dudley of Chesterfield county
both adrued to record r the clerks Office Hastings
Court Of said city: also, other Lot parcel
known and distinguished the plan of said city, by number
three hundred and foysix 6) which coteyed to SAID
William Norris by William a. Smith and Sarah Smith Inv
their deed, bearing date the 18th day September 1896 and
admitted TO record in tie clerks Office Hastings Court for
the city Aforesaid. " "
The Trustees have known the title 10 the foregoing
opey 10 DC Questioned but they will spy convey that which
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD, \
w. DANDRIDGE. g.
a5sSEE5 ( ( d SfHIDoHNr Trustees
Richmond, Dec 11th, 1929
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NOVEMBER 9th, 1929.
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.

Having succeeded in procuring the services of
mr. CharteS H. Le'ots jun. as PRINeIPAL, to
be aided IN the Classical Department, by Mr.. Sam
uei H. C'oen Witson, (Son Of the Rev Samuel g.
Wilson, OF fredericksburg the Trustees of this In
stitutH: confidently congratulate the publick upon
the prospect of again realizing those benefits which
1t once so extensively dlffused; and indulge the
nope that Its enlightened patronage will obtain for
IL the success, to which its numerous and uckpowi-
edged advantages SO eininenty entitle it. For the
faithful, and able discharge of the ,lutos assonad
him, the best pledge will be found, in the uuwearied
ana practised zeal, with which MIR. Lewis has here
tofore acquitted himself the profession of his early
choice. VI the qualifications, and am.auIe DISPOSE
stiol, OF MIR. Wilson, the most satisfactory .es.imo
niais have been adduccd, from sources the most nm
questionable When tn these primary elements of
success, arc added others even better assured and
only second TO them III Importance viz: large and
eommodcus Buildings, the saIbrity of whose site
Is individually tested by the inct that for wears past
Ii has proved refuge of uniang security TO the
adjacent inhabitants ofless favoufed spots and fer
the last seven years to the President himself and his
mmily, with entire exemption from autumnaI disease
Fc1noteness from every haunt of vice, and n we'll
selected library of about 5OD volumes the Trustees
cannot doubt that it will be secure in the discern
g,'I OF noeral pub'lck The course of instruction
Will be stich as to qualify students for entering Col
iege or the University, and will comprise the Englsh
Latin and Greek Languages, Geography with the
use otthe Maps and Globes, Arithmetic Algebra
, L,eolnetry pane ana Spherical Trigono,nery, and
the Theory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral
ana religious instruction the youth committed to
ms care, will be primary object, and will be incul.
Gated upon every fit occason the best foundation
for Piety, virtue, and Useful knowledge by the Prin
c!pa and his Assistant. The exercises will commence
on the 5th of january $780, j. terminate on the 18Th
OF december following. with a vacation ozone month
IN the summer. Tern,a sor Board and Tuition inclu-
ding washing, $40, each boardcr finding his own
bed, bedding, towel and candles.
Address to the Principal, Bowling Green, Caro-
line County, Va till the st of January aud afterwards
10 hrT, or to the President, Rappahannock Acade-
my. JOHN ii. BERNARD
W eff President.
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FRESH GOODS.

IkNDE Subscribers have received by the last ar7i-
n walls from New York, the following articles,
which have been purchased on the most favorable
terms
Blue, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white Aannes--a complete assortment
PIints--a great variety
Meriuo and cashmere scarfs, white, scarlet aud
crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs.
These articles are an addition To- very extensive
and commanding assortment Of DRY GOODS adapt
ed TO the scssc& = & l. LANES s. co
9cc1 .Ia-.ot - ~ g.
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GordonsyilIe for Sale

gkNHE subscriber offers for sale hs Tavcrp al Gcs-
n louisville, in Orange county, with $50 acres Of
Land attached to it, or to exchange it for property in
the city of Richmond Gordonsvillc is situated at
the foot of the Southwest Mountains, q miles from
the University of Virginia, SO from fredericksburg,
so from Harrisonburg and 10 miles from bis place
ihc stages from Charlottesville to Fredericksburg
pass three time week and since the late arrsI1ee
cnt OF tho muils between Stauuton end Guyandott,
the number of passengers has greatly increased. The
mail stage from Richmond 10 uayrsonbur2 passes
twice week. For terms and farther particulars
apply to the subscriber. JOHN N. GORDON
Richmond, 2dth Sept. Is
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"StiH selling of at Prime Cost,'' and in
many instances mach belozp Cost.

Fs<E proof that the subscribers have selling off their
large and general assortment of Seasonabe DRY GOODS
AZ "Primc Cost apparent that they would deem me-
cessay TO insert second advertisement had po
rgeerous attempts been made lead the public to believe
the contrary They therefore again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they stH continue sell off at
f'e Cost and in order assist the sale ,enanina
sock they have added thereto per the Bold Commander from
New York; variety of such goods they disposed of in the
early part OF their sales Among these are many the same
annels 80 and 44 doHesfics, Gro de Naples tros DIES In
da anu aha tniesfrg superior ustr cdcoes price,
am Pe.1ne Saftincts and many other goods of which
gi be sold at PRIME Cost and in many instances goods
that have been on hand for tne he sold much op
rime Cost" In announcing intention to cioss er 49,
snsss N 's manner the subscribers did expect ec an
tH6eraL remark from person, nevertheless remarks
have 6e, made and the public oH they proceed
from an interested source ko,o how estimate their correct
ness. KYLE g. COCHRAN.
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TO PRINTERS

'H>tiE Subscribers intending TO discontinue ,;,n
manufacture of PRINTING TYPES, 'af,c.
completing the fun's they have al, eady commenced
ano wishing to close their abstnemi as early az
Practcatie, they solicit orders from their customers
and printers generally, feeling assured THAT ,Ee;
VII inu It TO their Interest to select from the stoci
OF the subscribers, such articles as they are now .,
may soon be in want of.
Their stock embraces n large variety of PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL TYPES, of the yarion,
sizes from Nonparie to eight lines Plea inclusive.
Also, Cuts. Borders Brass Rule, &c. all of which
are OF the best quality, made Of hard motyi and p,.
ap with great care. ~:
Terms will be favorable for approved acccptanccs
IN baltimore, or a liberal discount for cash
:, For SALE second hand COLUMBIAN PRESS.
(iInperial size) which will be sold n bargain.
Cases, Chases. Ink. &c. will be supplied
CHARLES CARTER g. co
dec 2-w8w No. II s. Calvert street Bali
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Irtss Sale Of Real Propertu a, Richnond

Ir:.st Sale Of Zeal Property n, Richmond.
virtue Of decd Of trust, executed to us by Ro-
bert Poore and Ann II. his wife, and Willis
Cowing, on the 26th day of November, 1924, and of
record IN the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of
!he city OF kichpnd recorded therein The day after
provided will be sold to the highest bidder at pubc
auctnn for cash, on the premises, on Tuesday the
Isth day nj december next, B29 ut 70 O'clock the
following property:-One lot of ground on f street
on which - brick tenement, used on the Goth of
NOV. 1874 as the workshop of said Cowing, in the
rear OF snid Cowlings property al the corner of T.
and 3th streets, being 40 feet in front on street
and running back "a feet and bounded by Street
the said Cowling the west and the said Poore on
the south and eust. Also the lot adjoining the one
last mentioned, on the east side thereof on which
Asanos wooden house used the workshop of saia
GORE, known as number L. ina plan of Byrd's ware
mouse, fronting % feet and running back 80 feet
Aiso small piece or lot of ground lying between the
Sae last menosed lot and T street, being 28 feet
Hont On street, as to connect md bring out the
said lot number IL to strcet.-Also one other LOT
or piece ut ground on 18th street and running west
to 18th street &c feet front OH both 1ath and 18th
streets adjoining said Poores present residence and
lying between his said present residence and Jacob
Cohen and is part ofthe so feet of ground on 18th
street. purchased by said Poore of Jordan Fournoy,
together with all the rights, privileges and appurte
nances belonging to the said several pieces of proper
ty;
Inc sale will commence at the hour mentioned at
the hrst named house tenement. And should the
day be too unlikely rainy for sale, ii will take
place the first fair day thereafter at the same hour
and place above provided for, the 29th December.
vested IN Us, though we believe the title perfectly
good.
WM. 3. CLARKE,
nov. ct ids GUS. Y. CLARKE
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BLANK ROOKs.

HHiE subscriber is now having made an assortn.cn
OF Merchants and Record Books of the best ma
terius and workmanship, such books he can conf
IDENTIFY recommend to his customers.
de has recently received stock of blank hook
paper, which can at short notice be made to order
ruled and bound in any style desired CLERKS ~
Courts Banks and other public offices and merchants
generally, who have not tried him. had better give
him call as ne can aud win give them every salts
faction, in the execution OF their orders.
Stationery; good supply ON hand, and IA
cheap tlf not cheaper,) than can be had 1.-THE same
quaity,) in any part Of the States.
dec / J. H. NASH
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.


A bill to authorize special session of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Winchester district was
passed
A bill relating TO the provisioning of lands in the
counties of Southampton and Nansemond was order
ed to be engrossed and read third time.
bill amending act establishing terry across
the Chesapeake Bay, ordered to be engrossed
and read third time.
report from the Committee of Courts of Justice
refusing permission to Daniel Hughes, free of
color, emancipated by Presley Jewell of Stafford
county, to remain in the Commonwealth, was agreed
to.
A report from the Committee of Propositions and
Grievances in favor of two separate elections in the
county of Loudoun in favor of separate election in
the county of Tyler; and in favor of changing the
day of holding the separate election held at the house
ofUriah Morgan, on Fishing Creek, in the county of
Tyler; and in favor of Incorporating the town of
ShepherdstowD, in the county of Jefferson,
greed to.
Mr. Rives of Campbell, gave notice that he should
to morrow move to take up resolution now on
the table which proposes rescind the rule of the
House requiring the appointment of Committee on
Agriculture and Manufactures.
Several resolutions referring business to Commit
tees adopted, which will be noticed in their pro-
gress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

SELEcr SCEoOL.--My School will be contuued
~ the ensuing year. The course of instruction will
embrace the Greek and Latin Lang uages, Mathematics
hnthmetic, Geography, with the of Maps and
Siooes; English Grammar, English Composition, &c.
The School vii! commence the 25th day of Janua
ry 1880, AID terminate the 10th day of December
following.
There will be vacation of four weeks, commencing
on the 18th day of June.
The charge tor board, tuition, washing, lodging and
fuel. viii be one hundred and ten dollars, payable,
half ON the LIST day of june 1850, and the other
half OH the LIST day If December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental and ns
much care and kindness will be extended boys
fided to my Instruction, rs to my children.
No boy, more thanl5 years old, will be admitted in.
to the School unless he shall be personally known
me for orderly, exemplary department.
My residence is remote from the haants Of vice aud
immortality, and remarkably healthy. II is situated in
the county ct I.ouisa 80 miles from Richmond, and
the like distance from Fredericksburg. The stage
from Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes by my res
idence; and that from Richmond TO Harrisonburg,
within short distance of it,
Letters TO me should be directed to Gardener, *
Roads, Louisa. WILLIAM NELSON, Jr
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Richmond Nail ManufactorY

ASOR sale, on very reasonable terms, from 500 to
1000 kegs of cut nails and brads, ofvariousssizes
rom sd to add IN kegs from iOOlbs. to 2Oelbs.--
warranted 10 be made ona S,oeaish Ion and not from
pig or Bloom Iron, as is customary in the Northet
States:
ALSO.
spikes from to inches, clinch nails of dff.rep.
Sizes suitable tor tQhacco kegs and hhds nail rods
horse shoe iron, rolled iron of different width =.
and arc prepared to execute with dispatch, any or
ders III sIs line, and request merchants and oibr,s
who deal in nails, &c. to apply, if they want full as
soriment. H. UAXhII g. 90,
iO--2aWtf
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE

" F.9R.hi.NGTO.N, all the pershahle property
belonging to the estate of the late James HARRISON
which consists of cattle of every description Horses
Pork, Corn, Fodder. Plantation Utensils ann some
Household Furniture; an excellent riding Horse.
Sulky, sc,
At the time will be sold, for cash. six or eight
likely negroes. Persons from distance wishing to
attend will be accommodated on the premises. The
STEAMBOATS, will land passengers ut kennons within
two miles of the place.
COLLIER III. AIINGE, .4dua's.
Charles City, .Nou %. dec 8-fawtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

ANDoLPHS REPORTS, voI. sth. of Gnsc.
~ algued and detffmined in the Court of Appeals
complete sets Of Virginia Reporters
Journals OF the Conventions of I775-s and ,7,a
Journals OF the Senate and House of DeIe1ates os
?, virginia from 1875 to I79o, inclusive
Jennings Statutes at Large. and
The New Maps of Virginia,
rio ah appropriated to increhse the Public Library
the State, may be Ind of the subscriber az the CAM
to'' In the city of Richmond upon the lowest terms
VIM. IT, RICHARDSON, cfk Council
"'' o-u and Librarian.
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NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS.

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
~ NELSON has gust received and offers for sale,
L.. at unusually low prices, an extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing large and general variety, suited to the
resent and approaching season, and consisting in
art of 7
g glas Pluck e ssd aey e0iosed cloths cassimeFes
Do IL sattinc;ts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown vestnY
Rose, duffie and point blankets
Green booking aud floor cloth baizcs
Fine and superfne white fanncls
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustr!nD
India satin and satin levantine
giack and blue-biack Gao dc Nap
s po '00 do Gro 10 do 9,1o. ASSORTED
Black sanehews and sursnetts
MerIno and Cashmere long shawls
DO do handkerchieis
Ihioet, Prussian nnd cashmere squire do
thibet and wOrsted barege hdkfs
Barege, gauze and Gro De Nap do
Merino cloths and circassans, all colours
IS and "A Irish linens
S, 3 and 3D. do sheetines
Long lawns and linen canbriCs
Linen cambria hdkis
81 and 1914 damask
Russia, birds-eye and Sd dapers
Black Nankn and Canton Grapes
Plaid Norwich DO
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and coloured palmyrenes
Plain black and coloured bombazetts
Figured do do and rattinetts
Black English bombaznas
Tartan and Circession plads and camblc;s
Black, Give and drab bang-up cords
Plain book, null and Swiss muslins
Figured DO do do
Al and Cd cotton cambrGs
Plain and checked jaconets
Plaid and fancy London printg
Cotton, woYsted and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted braids, assorted
Gloves Of every variety
Spiialield and bandanna hdkfs
lDiTtatlon bandanna and Madras DO
Figured, satin and Gro de Nap bonnet ribbons
lIuuze, cap, do do
Common, fine and superfine belt DO
Black and coloUred guard do
large supply of brown, bleaeled nnd plaid do
mestics, apron and furniture checks, bed tickIngs
British oznaburgs, and coarse woolens for nero
clothing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
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A L court held for Buckingham county the 18th
"A, day of October, 1929: Christian Shrack, Diff
against, William G.. Linthicum, and Edward I.in,hi-
cum, ext'ors of Edward 6. Lintliicum decd dts
In CHAHcERY.
The defendant Willianm c. I.inthicum not hay.
ing entered his appearance apd given security &C
cording TO the act Of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he Is not an inhabitan OF this country, it is ordered
that the said VIM. G. Linthicm do appear here on
the first day of January next and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Constitutional Wing a
public newspaper printed in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the courthouse Of this county
80 copy. Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, jr. d. c.
EN Chesterfield county couTl, October H. Thomas
knson, formerly furde Aaron Purde Robertson Cab
naway and Polly w his wife, late Polly w Robertson Lawson
Fosee Seth flourcy and Sally his wife, formerly Sally For
sec, Charles Forsce, and a,i,ninis,r,ioy of Rrza
beth Purdie deceased, dits-IY CHAHcERY
This day the plaintiff by and fled his bill and
the defendants, Aaron Pudie Robertson and tahnapav
aud Polly W. his vile, late Polly w. Robertson not having
entered their appearance and gwen security according TO tire
ACT OF assembly and the rules Of this court aud appearing IN
the satisfaction Of the that they inhabitants of this
commonwealth j, is ordered that the said defendants do appear
of the plaintiff aud that copy of this be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed i'll the city OF richmond for
eight weeks successfully, and another copy posted font
door OF tue courthouse of this county, m successive court
days 4 copy. Teste
~ LAWSON NUNNALLY
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims on the estate of John
IN Perkinson, deceased, formerly of Prince Edward
county, are requested to present them for payment,
and those Indebted requested to make immediate
payment, as am about to settle and divide the es-
tate Of said Parkinson, deceased.
DABNEY MILLER, Executor
-4glelin. Mar. 10. 1929. Iw3t
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awinlif

TNHERE will be petition to the next Assem-
n bly, of Virginia, for leave to open road from
Owens Tavern to Taylorsville in Hanover, and
then on to the Caroline line, in straight direction
to Fredericksburg. oct wet
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touched Gibraltar the 9th Oct proceeded Immediately
|oy the Mediterranean all we'll
1rriU1 Of The Shark NJ PensncoGThe u. S. seir Shark
Lit Cpm'dt Thomas T. Webb arrived Pensacola 2Oih
Of Bfvember, from crnze the south side Of Cuba The
officers aud all well.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

New Yonx, Dec. t2:-United States Bank Stoc k
recovered little yester day, and extensive sales
made at 100 l-2, which is decline of six per
cent since Tuesday.
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"WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. l6, 1929.

Fair will be held at the Common Hall, on
Friday the l2th for he benefit of the Female HUI
name Association.
Tho doors will be open at II o'clock.
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NJ OTlCE.-Applcallo will be made to the Pre-
y sldent and Directors of the Bank of Virginia to
Issue to the Executor of the late Catharine Flood
Mccall, cer,ihcl lite for Is Shares of the Stock of
the said Bank in lieu of the certificate for said stock
issued TO G. Mccall, No, 2O7i, dated a3d Dec.
1906, and since lost nIislaid
dec 3-tf d36t