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ofiN Y SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
OF TO the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east land next TO Mr. Tcbenors carriage making shopl
where he may he found at all times unless othc rwise
engaged lie is prepared TO all kinds of work
IN MS nne, In the neates possible manner. He viii
SCI teeh rom one to full set, the most approved
pan-and where the front teeth too much ecay-
co. nc VIII renew them in such as to defy de-
"cuoh under the stricct scrutiny from Dentist
RE hles, plugs cleans and extracts teeth with as
much ease TO the patient the of the case Will
ai'"" o''-- i crHls moderate. oct. ~. Soft
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E DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of a de ed OF trust y,e
a cuted ny Abner X Kerr. 10 the Subscribers on
ne ION day OF june 1927 and recorded in the Clerks
onFe oil f,whs''n. Tor purposes therein mentioned,
will he sold 10 the highest bidder al public aucon for
Teauy money, at Mrs. Elizabeth Woodson's, on tn.
buckingham Road, above Powhaan Courthouse ON
, ne RON o"y OF March next tract OF land Of sixty
our acres less lying ne ar the said Mrs Wood
ON = adjoining the lands Of John Moore and others
ahc such lille as il vested in the subscribers will he
conveyed TO The purchaser.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
VIM. S. DANCE, irus'es'
Jan. II. 20, g.
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d 4 AA6A REWARD II will give The aboge re-
I'd n WV ward for the spprahen i'm and deliv, ~
o me oi my man, WILLIAM SAMPSON. who ran on
from Shirley last April William is rather tall and
sont, tawny-coourfd nego, about ~ years old win
thick lips and oiefably white teeth; he stuters little
when he speaks: had on when be on p'ao'ation
cIothes-butno doubt has changed thou bcfore die.
WILL CARTER.
Shirley, Charles Cry 60. Jan ~. s7-w4n
a NONTENTlON will stand at srfobton Fauquier
" County YirSina, @here he made lis let sesson.
Particulars hereafter. THOMAS - WATSON,
Dec. IL sI-wtlsM THOMAS r. HARE
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which leaves deficit for the present year. Of AT691i
SS. As the estimate Of expenses for $780, includes no
contingent appropriations except for tho
OF tho SingSng state prison, the dehc, may be OK.
pected to exceed That SUN considerably.
From view of the whole ground, and 10 pre serve
the general Fund rom humiliation, and TO provide the
means oil meeting the ordinary expenditures the Comp
troller recommends the imposition OF a state tax of one
mill on the dollar Of the valuation o: the real and
sonai estate within the state. I.ql6any .4rgus
Report Of Canal Com nissioners-Thc annual
report OF the Canal Commissioners wa. made to the
assembly yesterday. The amount Of expenditures on
The Erie. Champian, Oswego and Cavug, and Seneca
canals, during the past year, S39S III 81: The re-
ceipts OF toll 81 0,302 70.
Neither the Cayuga an Seneca, nor the o wepo ca.
nal, will give revenue equal 10 the interest on tn. r
cost aud the expense Of their repairs The deficit in
h- funds oil the tom-ri. 50 697 So and in the latter
Szz,iSl % Besides the expenses of ordinary repairs
there will be due in the course OF tic present wear ter
damages on thu &. s. about $4,000 AMI OH the o :,
wego about $4,000.
Accompanying the annual report of tho c,n,I com
m'sfoners, IL minute report Of the examination sur
,eys anc estimates under The law OF the last ,on re-
TAT VIC 10 The construction OF the Chendngo Canal Ths
report on this subject concludes az follows:
And hhaiiy, IN regard to the several ures,ions SUI,
mite to our consideration, and which must he det.r
mined ahrrativelv before can proceed to the con-
srucuon oil the Chenango canal, are OF opinion
"FHst-on The question IF trdfer-',hat an aleuu,,s
supply oil water may be procured by resort to re.er
voirs for tho summit, level wi,hou, taking anv of ,b.
waters oil either the Griskauv Sarquoit creeks
"S condy-in regard to its eost-ihat il will exce..
'one million Of dollars
Thirdly and lastiy-in regard 10 lis yerenue-tbat
u VIII rot produce amount Of o'ls in conn. xion
with The increased tolls the Eric cana, ,h, will no
repairs and sup'rinendence, or Of either oil them"
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an CIIANCERY-In Richmond Hastings Court. No
"a vcmber 2Sh 1929:
William -. Cook pm

"a ycmber 2Sth, 1929:
William -. Cook, PIN
. against
James Rawlings, administrator with the will ammo xed
oil William FoGshee, deceased, Thomas Richie and Is
abela his wife, Richard T.. Parker and Elizabeth his
wife, William Foushec, Redmon Lawrence Foushce
william Fouhee, Jun'r. Williams Ca ter Williams Car.
ter, Junr Isabella +. Carter Charles Garter and Char
lott Carter, Dens
The defendants Redmon Lawrence Foushee and vii.
liam Foushec Junr not having entered their appear.
and given security according 10 the Act Of Isc.
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and IL appearing TO the
salts action OF the court that they not inhabitants OF
this state on the motion of the plaintiff by counseI Il
ordered that the said defendants do appear here ON the
Friday before the last Monday in March next and am
swcr the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this or
der be inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two month.
succcsveiy and posted at the front door Of the CITY
Hall Of this City. A Copy. Teste.
Jan. 26 0e-wSw TIL. G. HOWARD elk
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UNJUSTIFIABLE CONDUCT

We learn IT," the United States Telegraph, that on
number OF Mlshipmcn in tn. nav of the Up;,si ST.
u'ah coma 10 put TO any SERVICE and considerable
number oil them were not on any service =
In Tue mon'h oil February 1929, Mr.. Adams, doubt l.
'eFs WIN We" TO reward his political partizaus by
p'oVHhg Tor Their sons appointed fifty four Midshp me
being ne"r o1e-"iShth OF IN. whole number (I35l
now III pay; aud OF the'e 81, there were, when the
,ee's'e. lot is5o was put to pres,, 33 waiing or
hrrs' mat H. id!e;3 we a; school, had leave orl
SERGE, and only IL were in actual service
ou'h coliuct "a this can o, fail to elicit the indis
""' rcpood,On OF every honest, tue republican,: and
the people OF the'C nited State. WAC wre solely in
s"umeniai IN eflecing the ecvi OF the pses.nt ru
us 10 power will be alii rnaly grat6-d at the re-
nee on That by the election of PrcSiden IN -
nave not o"iy honored great and good man but IN a,
III all hnman probability they have preserved the liz
OF their couRtry, by withdr iwng from unf.itb
RuH
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
--o January %, 1880.
ore'urh mas been received from the Clerk Agent or
other person, having care Of the Records Of the
CVerseers oil the Poor in the counties hereunder spec
e', as required by act passed Goth February 1929
Poor" The Auditor will proceed to execute The ain
section OF the said act. which incts penalty for tbe
failure oil such Clerk, Agent other person. unless tho
April next. ~ ~
Ai1emarlc, Amelia, Amherst, Charles City, Cumber.
ana fauquicr, Gloucester Goochland, Greenbrcr H,r
Southampton. JAS f. HEATH. %
.fuditor Of Public accounts.
JAM ~.
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TREES. PLANTS &c

And as agent for Col Robert Carr rroprie,or of B,r
U"n botanic Gardens end Nurseries, he offers for sal.
very large ami fine collection Fruit Forest and Or
hdenla Trees and Sbrubs, Green-ho Plants Ever
greens, Vines and Creep r. Herbaceou. and Medici.
nal Plants, Bulbous aud Tuberous no ,ted Plants /,
'heir greatest variety both ndis enous and Exotic. Al.
So upwards OF one hundred and fifty varieties of erase
vines; Inc fruit of which highly esteemed for the ia
bic, or celebrated Tor the making Of wine. All orders
VIII be carefully packed AMI promptly attended to by
GEORGE NJ. COATES
No 10. Market street, Pbilade lphis
~ b. Fresh white mulberry seed of very superior
quality. dec 81 7g-v,6,v
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We understand that Lieut.. Thomas W freedom. NJ
me United Sta,es Navy, who was tried by a Cour,
haru" on Tie Coast OF Brazil, on charges preferred
by Com. Creighton, in July last and s,snspdd T. w
duy has been restored to duty, and that proceedings of
the Court Martial, in his case, have been dsaporoved
by tic President. LN,t r c"
Brig ,dier General Robert Y. H,vne l'a. b.sn Ia
clared duly elected, Mi r General 10 command the S.
eond Division So. Ca Miliiis
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81 tHES ERFiELD RAIL ROAD COMPANY
~ hEeUislrIoN.-N oice IL hereby given, that ten
dollars are required TO be paid upon each share of the
Chesterfield Rail Road stock the lst day OF Febru-
afy neat at the Fa'mers' Bank of Virginia.
By Order OF the Board.
NICHOLAS MILLS, President. :
Jan IL Si-2awtlsF
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H|NDUCAIiON.-i shall open a Boarding -S,bool tho
ia ensuing year, az my residence in Hanover County
anon' ~ miles from Richmond, aud about above Col
uoon"h = My course OF instruction will comprise the
LNun, french, and English Languages; Geography
WIZ. Tue use oil the Maps aud Globes; regular course
oil history with Chronology, Arithmetic Mathematics
ana me AT OF Surveying; English Grammar and Eng
lish Composition %
My terms for Board and Tuition are 500 the scbo,s
uc year OF ten months. My school will commence on
me 10Th OF January, 1880 and terminate ON the 18Th
December vacation OF four weeks will be owen i'm
the summer. "
snail have an examination at the commencement
and another at Tie close of the Wharf.-The result Of
which will be sent 10 the parents aud guardians of
'nmdren committed TO my care.-Psriicular attention
WIZ he paid 10 tie moral condsct of my pupils. and
good discipline maintained in school. have been en-
gagged in teaching for eight years past, and am fully
SehS'oie oil The great responsibility which my PROBES.
sch inpcses My residence is unusually heal nv and
remote from places OF vice and dssipa 0n In reIa-
ton TO my character aud qualifications am authorised
fHsM i'eu Richard Claiming Moore ID d. of
Richmond. -"
R Re Wtiiidm armstrong; Of Richmond.
II. s. T.. James, s. On Of do
Rec. William .Meade, d. d. of Frederick County,.
H""0UeF' Zee, 1929 HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate If BSgoo Moore
MT H. DAVIS was employed by BishOp 1frode ne nri-
wave '"'or o. ms Children for upwards OF two wears and
nave every reason TO believe approved by him: l.
therefore, can with propriety recommend Mr.. Dsvi,
20 such parents az may be disposed TO employ him
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter addressed 10 me, he erected to Mont
PsiIer, li'nover County, Va HERMON DAVIS
DYc.Io. 7I-6iwd
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Ia. OIlCE.-Agreeaby TO the provisions of two seye-
RAJ Deeds OF Trust, executed TO the sobscribers
by Daniel A. WILSON, ard for ue purposes therein mem
toned, we shsll proceed 10 sen or Thursday the 25th
Gay OF february nex al the residence of the sad Dam
lei A. Wilson, in this county all The Uonse,olJ and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging 10 the said wilson and
any oiher personal propery, which may be contained
IN ss'd Dsed. and remaining unsol-.The sale will be
maze al Puoilc aucon 70 the highet bidder for v.
SAMUEL e. ANDERSON,
WM. NJ ri ORNTON,
Trustees.
'uihbSTish', Zee. 10. 7l--wds
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FENWENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
a Runaway from the subsc iber living in tamp-
bill county last May. my negro man Jim I will give
SZo reward Tor apprehendog him and confring him in
Jai so get him again, or $50 il taken oat of this State
Jun Is an artuI Fellow, between forty and forty five
taI' OF yellow complexion with bushy head Of hair
NE movements are quick, he il good coarse shoema@
ker, ana can do almost anykind OF coarse csrpenter
work have no doubt Ie has oh aimed free papers
ard - passing - free man by aHother name ANY
information OF Jim, line directed 10 FslGng Ridge
will be thankfully received JOHN UOnSCN
Campbell county, Va jan ~ st-w4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

TOBIAS WATKINS.-The case oil DIR. wan.;,.
mas been again trough beo:c the no ice of IN. nun
c and !, probable that another discu sion will
sue from ITS revival. o. Saturday in the Suprem.
C""r' Fir. Richard S. Coke, moved for a rule IN he
served on the Counsel of the United States TO 81. :,
cause why writ OF habeas corpus should moi lie grant
ed 10 briog Tobias Watkins before the Court in orJ
10 a'eertdn ny what authority he held IN cu.tolv
On The suggestion Of Chief Justice Marshall The f,y .
'ier consideration OF the motion was deferred un,iI
sucn ime az the Attorney General should be present
we understand that the application made by Mr.
CoS IS Principally grounded upon the argument 40
discussed daring the late trial OF h. case and decided
upon by n Justices of the Circuit Court with
20 m common law jurisdiction of the FEDERAL Courts
81 me U. states within the District Columbia RI
In the Supreme Court, yesterday, II chard s. Cox.
male mpion TIA atule b. served on tn, At,nrn.y
General 81 The United States, calling upon him to she ~
case WY WI OF habras pl- should not issue IN
bring before the Court Tobias Watkn. at pre.ent COW,
hnei &c the prison p The County of Washington The
molten wa, supported in argument by Mr. Jones' M,
beir'en, the AtonHy General, having stated Tia, !,
wa not his intention to argue the legal question with
respect 10 The Issuing VI III" writ untl the case
before me Court in the usual course: the rule az as
made absolute for Satu day mex; shortly after viii c
day, when the return upon it will be made the arpu
mentis expedited TO take place. TR
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ATTEMPT TO ron THE srAcp

B'LrraoRE, Jsn e-Ths morning lo before O'Clock NJ.
Boi.hoovcI Co, was descending hill asins "a Turnpike
the driver hrcd npon though without effect, the hall passin
near ~. head by sose person concealed the rod
speed when second ball accurately than tho
gate, which the outrage csmmttod alarmed At Inc ,
rae " winch ie stage nppeaIedto be advancing gates
the horses The driver then taken his seat aad unoS
nacy without The bon ''Ts" ms high though ou-
Dor OF passengers several of them Congre and oo
OF them lady The number Of the villains distinctly asceT
of declaring he saw sx were ''f %aa one
THE HlGHWAYMEN TAKEN
IN Saturday morning last information lodged tho office of
Inc as S G1 III. a. o % had been made
mat gant officer to ouet out the offenders saturday nrh
and Charles number Of cizen. o
the ay aH% with a & o sunday they
inc WaShnstSn stage was attacked and tho shot
The officers and in the of information was received
tho perpetrators of those the course of TIM, nirh
os meet h "pi 90 the Pay Ts %ciOI the
fsnltenary bc having escaped since from tia, ins
Gooso'Wison and John Riddle o two had also been in
D d ;"o nn @ More tho persons who had shot Dis
tho person who shot at Disney and that Others napt
wa: undertaken solely crafty feelings revenge they Dne
on Of attention 'oS"r the maturing Of scheme for tho acgs
winch was resolved to rob the Eastern Mail aud in order
the Philadelphia nogiborhoo Of tho gsrpo
un where they went deliberately work. built G,noe ocr,
Tue road Tho night hsing rather light became alarmed foe
cat the driver might discover the fence to prevent thor car
ins their designs into exocutou therefore tore to,c ,.
nc and roacod their steps the aton on Tho
Washington road from which Monday morning thew 6o M t
stage % this occasion Wilson and Poect fired In uuck sc
ccssion Riddle being company Wilson Riddle wore bo
arrested nnd comuiited to goal
taken yesterday afternoon the Columbian GARDEN m F,
Market street, by Mr. J1mcs Jcries, Mr. Charlie, Hov al
Mr. John Stewart private citizen. lie knife and nsoj
,l madc stab at Mr. Jcies which tho side Of his coat
Mr. Harrison the keeper Of the garden, with
ton, wrested the weapons Of the hani, Of Woo or l.
babe he might have inflicted deadly upon NJ JcoI "a
ne sa fellow ct great muscular strength aud determined
70 each Of the officers engaged in their well az 10 M,
Joan stewart, who ued thcm citizens greatly inJ
for hoir uning and successful bring such DAWN vii
ans within tho correctional Influence Of the is less
DIT duo to Col sheppard, by whose counsel
measures were takon which ultimately led TO their detection
C1roui,Te
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Tie coalition prose. never were NOR. active 10 tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-06
tFTom the Boston Gazette
LIBERTY OF / HE PRESS.
The tional journal saw

Ir,t
arc IN nG influence Of Of lilo cOnenars cions which
has rcd 70 a me f o T'f %s,S Of ~; actions Gen. e
upc o essnt OF The United states should for any purpose
erha Improvement find consolation this public niurr
iorsiat aner all the aiqg preearieat,o which to sS
~ ns esipnaet1s purposes he Paescd this subject
tween himself and tho People Untod states Aor the ac
that they called decide tho soo" aJ I[
principles Of lis yoo ,' FIJI. az So which
neo,e attention OF the People oyeed IL Tho ANITA
the field with tho ero Two Wars at theT besI I are
The Constitution the defence oftoir m Snd Of
do @ It's interests and put d''" this feeble aud uous Admins
The above il from the National Journal established
al Warrington by The lrienGs Mr. Clay 10 pro,note
his ambitious schemes Of internal Improvement. End
frothi'ion Of furriga trade as essen,i, bis
10 the Presidertsl chair. "'''
am no PARTISAN of @ ucral Jackson o. any otbe
"eneiai, bu' General VeJdrc; but every man who bo
any sp"c for the ,usttu ions of his com rv ns o
d-gu'ted TO hear the Chief Magistrate of the nstiou
Viei IN "rms, nat man who hal the morals Of
christian or The feelings OF genusinan would lac tts
10 apply IN convicted f. Ian '
Bui This j. the language in which that J,rroaI and
most OF Others which advocate Mr. Clav b,y - 80
any u-ed IN dscu''ing the acts Of the gres M asm,.
Is'ra'io'; and vs. at in this in.tince l. the c,use nj M
ma Igant nbinTou' assault upon the conduct of the
r ltnt WY mat he would ROT open the ,,ional
Ie'uy 70 carry on the vafious schemes prop,sed 10
congress Tor the proa often Of personal and sectio,,l
interest! We have debt 10 pay, Of $50 600 Ooo AID
The gSound taken by the Executvs istl,at tho -;
Revenue shall be ii voted 10 its ext,c,io 49, p'" ~
Government will undertake to build roads, tnrn,itss
canals and rail ais 'I ''''
IN, cos Of al The variou' projects for which arp'c,
tions have been made IN Congress- 10 proc,,,o 80
mated at upward' Of $2G 900 OOO and each Of them A..
u. W entitled 10 the support Of Government. a. he
haysvIe foai Tns IL not al; IL H. 1926 900 600 lad
becn granted there would bnve beeo an Ilira,io,, y,
year Tor as much more, anl dough uere is deter.
nihaion on the part Of majority in Congress- to tox
mary OF me necesiafifs OF life 80 10 200 per Ct vet the
mands on the tressury. " "'
Iais sy,em Of taxing iroe 40 70 100 per cent wool
100 u 70 IOo per cent brown sugar 100 per cent s,,
,u me powerful ard the weahy but 10 The inoros,
sha wci!'re Of The poor and mIdlig clwses II il mos,
them, must eppoye ofhc course adopted by he p,o
cont 49, - '"o f''H'
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go be continually
(BD

c. w., NORFOLK, February LIST, 1890
SIR our letter enclosing three accounts beryyitb
returned in which you ask to state how lone il ba
oeeh SINCE approved Them whether at the lime tbcy
ear Gae' or at some subsequent period have to state
uia e accounts were approved by me- about six wee,s
SINCE, but not before satisfied myself of their
nes5-for this act Of nformality permit me i'm evnIa
hauoh 10 give the following reasons:-rbe bill nj Nj
meyer Tor twenty dollars, charged for buoe furnish
ed the Congress, know thus far TO be correct = m ~
congress was under mYconmand at that time I made :,
Ieqlsuon Tor bugle for the ship and know that il ,,
furnished 10y The Agent What become of the reonis;o
know not. The second account OF T. b. Sevn,our for
81 Ior tcood furnished the Constellation az vcu a
ue - 10 For water, paid Q. COlIey have no che
reason 10 suppose correct, than their certificates an,
MT hihg word, which | cannot doubt They s,ato
10 me mat the wool and water were furnished c,r ,b =
Puolc service; That they were paid by Mr. Kinr for
tna purpose, and the articles delivered on hoard IL .
shlps, as stated in the accounts. By reference 70
household expensesl find wood was selling in NorCo. q,
me time referred to in Seymours bill at dollars nor
cord SdWing bffy cents per cOyd where the Loo ,y,s
oed aSunder in two parts drayage 80 cents per cord
or shP5 the logs are generally sd,oed i'm four peces
"hch OF course with splitting, barking and packino
would make the difference charged MI King assurci
me that the account had been oyeriooLed Nh bc b
ed them for approval, which was the onIv reason i
could assign for not presenting them at an earlier ncJ
Very respectfully, your obdt serv't
(Signed) gIrJC,t AtD
10 AMOS Kendall, ESQ "
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MORE SWINDLING

"ONr. SWIM
fHILADELPIA, July 2-The following p,r,.,.n,,
rom the New York Gazette of yesterday IL ano,ier
apPdhng Herr In the heightened cataoy Tie of crime.
ranin dis'rns, OF all with whom men may be called 70
soeae' WIN be the consequence OF these repeated and
hagrant violate ions Of trust ""u
.Mooher Bans Robbery.--An Express arrived In mi.
Guy Yesterday afternoon from Boston Stating that John
ner seeonn teller OF the u. s. Branch Bank AZ Bo.on
had ao.conded with $4,000 cash. and II WAS snnno."a
had HE'D 10 this city with the intention of e,vny hi
pace IN one OF the packets bound to Europe Tbe ~
pres reached this city I'm eighteen hours
ne eau tue immediate attention of Banks R,oL.,
s"u bo'ety Offices, to the following Advertisement Of
ie'hS reward OF 50 500 for the recovery of ths R,nL
n ., am We apprehension OF Fuller,
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLS pEwApD
, UJbANK ROBBERY Ell himself from, ,hs
D'anch Bank OF the United States in ,bi. ci,v Jo,,
rULLER, The Second Teller thereof with abon, : ~
WV IN o'ls OF the Globe, Columbian M,ausac,Tr.r.
'n mechanics, Tremour and other banks of ,b;s r;,,,
in this city. - ' O"''ed STATES
qua ruler It Is thick set man, about feet g mr. q
nenes h'gh OF iu face, light couple xion sandy h,ir
prominent bright light blue eyes ' "'
w hoever will arrest said Fuller so tina, s,;, ~.
pe may he recovered by the Bank shall receive So
~ ioi me whole property or in propor IN for anv %,
"ereo or > tOo Tor said Fuller on his comm;,may
any JAN In The United States. S. FROrHINGHAH :"
OG.e ~ ~ D., Cashier.
20, 1880. ""'eS' DoSton, June