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imnurted in vessels Of the U. S. from places be.
yond the Cape Of Good Hope, to be weighed,
marked, and certified, be. and the came IS here.
by repealed. And the residue OF the said sec
ton, and the whole Of the SIXTH seventh, eighth
ninth, tenth, eleventh, thirteenth, fourteenth,
fifteenth, sixteenth. and seventeenth sections o!
the said act Of the 14th Of July, 1882, be, and
the same are, discontinued, in the same manner
"a if they had been inserted in. and re enacted
BY this act.
Sec a find be It further enacted. That the
several laws heretofore existing. shall extend TO-
and be in force for the collection and remission
Of all duties imposed by this act. and Tor the
prosecution and punishment Of all officers. the
recovery, collection. distribution, and remission,
of all fires, penalties. and forfeltures, ana lot
the allowance of all drawbacks heretofore ana
hereby authorized as fully and eHectualiv as II
every regulation, restriction, prohbitiolupnence'
fine, penalty, forfeiture. allowance. drawback
provision, clause, natter, and thing, po"er'du'y'
and authority, in the several heretofore exist'hg
laws contained, had been inserted IN, re-enacted'
and made applicable to this act
Sec 5. find be IL further enacted. That all acts
and parts Of acts repugnant to, or inconsistent
with. the provisions hereof, shall be, and the
same are hereby repealed: Provided always,
That all laws heretofore existing. shall, never
thele.s. continue in full force, So far forth only
as the same may be necessary for the prosecution
and punishment Of all offences which have been
or shall he committed contrary thereto, aud Tor
the recovery. collection. distribution. and remIs
sion of all fiaes penalties, aud forfeitures, which
have been or shall be incurred under the opera
ton thereof, and for the allowance OF all draw
backs authorized, accruins. or hereafter to ac'
crue under, or by virtue Of the said laws, or any
of them. IN as full and ample manner as IT the
same were not hereby repealed.
On motion of Mr.. Verpanck the bill was
committed to Committee Of the Whole House
on the state of the Union.
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Gas sicui ANA EmsiisM CHI -.

TsS exercises Of this School will be resumed on
Z tuesday, ;st Cf January The course OF 't'd'
will be- the same as heretofore embracing the Latin
and Greek languages, with the u.us English branch
es rhe undersigned Cannot tut feel gra'Iiled a. The
favorable estimation in which this institution is held.
evieed by the liberal patronage with which II has IL
ther,u been sustained He would respectfully assure
his patrons and the pubic that he shall continue to
devote his sssiduous cxertons to the dsch rye OF
his duties He will make it his great object to mpsrt
to hi, pupils solid and accurate knowledge OF What
brsnchrs IF learning engage their attention,
and for this purpose VIII that they well ground
ed in the element, first principles an acquaintance
with which constitutes the best. and indeed the only
foundation for the acquisition Of such know ledge
The patrons Oft the School respectfully invited 10
visit it whenever they may feel disposed
dec x8 2aw4w ROBERT CiARks
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Just Published

Ind on sale by TN w. W1RhBUN,
TIME Excitement or q Book to induce ,n,"g per
i sons to read; containing remarkahi~ appearance
in nature, signal presentations, and such inc dents
are particularly fitted 20 arrest the youthful mind
The Ladies mil, Library vol LIST. Bi'graph'e> OF
Madame DE Stael ami Msdsme Roland; vol ID Bio
graphic, Of 7 adv Russell and Madame Guy on.
Deee rsndo on Self Education, (new edi,ion)
Divine Drea,hings, fire little volume for the pocket
The above, with great variety Of NV and choice
Books selected for presents for the approaching holy
DAYS, will be sold very low. dec 81 OF
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Notice

PROPOSALS will be received by TIE Trustees OF
st Msry's Church, New Port, Charles County.
Marylsnd untthe first day of February next, for max
ing I'D burning $4,000 good Bricks, the wood to be
furnIsheJ standing at a distance not exceeding one
mile and half W LANCAS TER,
Treasurer of st. yary's Church. New Port, Charles
dec IA -w3w County Msr, land
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ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.
MONDaY MORNING DEC 81 ~.
THE TARIFF.

Our commercial readers will 6pd-in ,li, n,,
ing's Gazette, The new Tariff Bill. repo,,.a,'
Committee Of Ways and Means. This ,...
tee have made an able REPORT On the subi.e, of%
Tariff, which we are reluctantly como.,l.l
postpone until tomorrow when it shall ,.o.,,
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We would again return our thanks "a b...
Members OF Congress who have lately ot.i,..,
favored US with copies Of public docsm,u,, >
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Enn,i,,ls - - 0.He. =:
,SITPGEO,F DENIYST.


s1AS the honor to infrm the citiZes Of Alerandris
and it's vicinity that he has returned from hi> tour
in Vlrgnia and may at al times be found at his resi-
dence street, between Oh and 10Th streets. near
Iy opposite the Catholic Church, Washington City.
nov 28-2sw4w
Certificate.
DIR THOMAS GARDINER. II tins city, graduated in 'he
University Of Penns, he studied Dentistry in the
city of Paris and prsct.eJ here the last winter sue
cessuy: he is young gentleman Of an excellent cha
Iactef and family, and n Dentist is not inferior, p
opinion, to any that We have knoan.
THOMAS S,waLL, ID.
Professor Of anatomy and Physiology.
&c HALL, 81. ID
Professor of Surgery.
THos HEspERsOH, d.
Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
tbs P. JOINS n d
Professor Of Chemistry. Columbian College.
Columbian College. Medical Department.
WsshIngton City. d. C. June %. 1852.
MUSEUM
Open dsi y from 10 Ito 10, n, and from 8 to 5,PX
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THE VI ALL.

The Northern mail again did not arrive .
Post Office in this town IN Saturday NM, -,
three O'Clock, P. H., and then brourL, ,,,
farther north than Baltimore.
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The Richmond Wing says that Mr. T.,s,.,
will review the Proclamation in me Nors,,, q.
raid. We should like to see his views. d, d,
document, now that he is left entirely free "a =,
untrammelled by the restraints Of party md
the dignity Of his late official station IS S,r,,,
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Some Of the cadets al West puiat are :, b
court. martialled for interference in tie South c.
ruiina business.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-31

We learn from the New York papel. liz,
Gov. Throop has beeu appointed Na,a Of,,,
in the Custom House in that city, in The p',,.,.
John Ferguson, deceased; Hector Clais. ~.
veyor, in the place Of NJ. NJ. Noah, re.i,g,5.
and that Charles A Clinton. Eco. eIde,, SON 0.
the late De Witt Clinton, has been appos,,
Consul General Of the United States, toy pra,o
TO reside in Paris.
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.Archib I'D henderson,. Jr.
ATTORNEY .gT L.ATT.

NNTU.L practice IN the superior an Inferior Courts
w ofFsirfax and Lnudoun Counties. His residence
isat Ailson's Hotel. Fairfax Court House, Virginia
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w anted =,

GOOD Accountant Ioa man who come
n we'll recommended, and of sooer, steady habits
liberal wages viii be given
dec Is GEO WHITE
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MUSEUM
Open dsiy from Lotto -, n, and froma tes,Px
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the United States; and that they be published ~
all the papers Of this City. ~
Sisned, JESSE HUNT. Pres'dent:
WIN. PASrERsON, Vice Pte'
ROBERT OLIVER, ) s'den's.
FL F ! I E,snnr, Secretaries.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15

ne United states, or the nouse of Representation
the governor Of Mrryland, except when the
court thought 1T to call for tho assistance
~ n'i''ary force. The President had performed
ms uuty when he turned over the accused to the
'url; every interference after this, with the ox-
cePuon just named, was indicate, and we must
say, unconstitutional. And yet. it is notorious,
dhit jackson employed the whole weight of his in
nuence, as well personal, that belonging TO his
h,gh station, to procure conviction. lie en,-
Pioyed additional counsel, with whom no was
continually clcsctcd; was CONSTANTLY during
'he trial, making disrcspcctful and disirustiul
remarks OF the court, for not condcmning Watkins
'"stdnfer; and this matter, trivial it was,
compared TO The mighty national affairs which
CANNED his attention, seemed TO cngross all his
'ho"9h's Ii was well the Judge was not in his
power, Tor he would certainly have removed him.
At'cr the conviction and sentence of Watkins our
magnanimous President sent tor Mr.. Rnggod, the
Marshal Of the District, and in his coarse and
OFFENSIVE language, rated hun Tor not having pat
watkins in dungeon, but in apartment by
himself, with the luxury of chair and table and
even mdUlging him III the OF pen and ink
Considerations of dclicacy and humanity op,r,
what authority had the President of the United
states to interfere with the course of Justice and
thus usurP the province of the Judiciary2 No
ono Dnt an arbitrary, ignorant soldier would bnva
thought OF such thing. The marshal in n very
mid out determined manner, declined complyin,r
WIN 'hc orders OF the Presidents but feeling himself
In The power OF tyrant, requested permission to
consult the Attorney General.
Mr. Berricn, with the feelings of a gentleman,
as we'll as the Judgment of an accomplished
Jurst, without hesitation, gave it as his opinion
that Watkins might remain where he was Mr.,
Kinggoid came back with this opinion--the lion,
after roaring awhile, ordered the Marshal to go
Instantly and have the words II. WArK,Ns-CRyMr
NAILS ArARTMENT-paintcd over the door! A noble
revenge, truly worthy of the great and lofty soul OF
jackson! The poor Marshal, however, in due time,
felt the effects of his rash humanity-he was de-
PriVed oil his Office, and another appointed in
his place 1t may be asked, has Watkins solicited
release, and has it not been usual for persons SINH
larry situated, to make such solicitation The
answer Is, that it has not been usual for Presi.
dent of the United States to act the part of a
Jailer, or to crafty insignificant malice, by
ordering insulting words to be painted over the pri-
son door OF an unfortunate man: if he could col
unteer to do this, he ought TO volunteer 10 do an
act of mere humanity. But has he not said, tha,
Watkins shall remain there untR he rots-and wnat
man, while spark Of life remains in him, would
expose himself to certun repulse, from this inc
rabc jaior2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15

Sales at Ne,c York Stock Board June lI.-2OO
shares U. s. Bank, l2G; so do. 1854; Bill, on Lon.
don. o..
FROM the Nem York Journal of Commerce, Non.
dav . Il. NJ.
CoHN EXCliANGE.--The Flour market ex.
hioited very unusual state of things for the
month OF june IL is usual at this season te feel
some anxiety lest flour should sour. Last year a
good deal ''badded" before this time. But the
cool weather leaves ground for such apprchcn-
sions now. The supplies were still smaller than
before, and Il larger demand hcing experienced,
prices advanced daily On Saturday between 2
ana . O'Clock there was quite animated trade,
ana an advance within that hour of l2i cts. on
western The closing sales were at ss6S for
western No Troy in. The last sale of Howard
street was al 81, though al the close of business il
could not be had at that price. Georgetown S6i
u J. Alexandria the same and any Southern sorts
ot. The demand was almost wholly for home con.
SUMPTION good many parcels were sold which
have not yet arrived. A parcel of ordinary Chcsa
peake wheat was sold 1t 1875 cts; good from ,nv
quarter would command 1870 cts. readily. Rye adj
vanced to 81 cents at which it sold on Friday and
was held at o6 cts. on Saturday: 1000 BUSH good
yellow Northern Corn sold on Saturday at
oo cts white at GS cts, Southern good 90 cts and
ordinary 6l GO cts
EXCHANGE for tho Liverpool packet of Sth
closed at 81 per cent. with but a feeble domand-
Money matters are casy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15

u We have been shown stand of Colors pre-
scented to the Washington Rhemen by young Lady
of this City, Miss NJ. To- which reflects tho great
est credit on her talent, tho more especially as we
understand it is her first essay in oil painting. Tho
design is fine, and the execution worthy an artist of
established reputation. The Rife Corps will feel an
added obligation to defend their colors from dis
grace, or die in tho attempt, BY the way, we are
pleased to say that that Corps, formed under the
Southampton excitement, is filling up it's ranks and
that determination to render their respective
Corps efficient, well as a laudablc emulation an
poar to animate all tho Volunteer associations NJ
the city In peace we prone pay too little IT
tentIon to the means of defence but experience has
shown that ssmper parGtus should be. our me kim,
and the Increasing turbulence and excitement of
the times, give melancholy admonlion that posi-.
bly, at no very remote day, military defence may be
sought from new and more formidable dangers The
city ought to give every encouragement to its vo.
lunteers, as its shield and buckler, and EMPLOYERS
especially, are bound by public duty to extend all
possible facility to those in their employment who
arc disposed to enlist in volunteer associations.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15

Dreadfal 1ccdeHt-Two females were crushed
to death in New York on Saturday, at the launch
OF the ship Saratoga The Courier and Enquirer
says: "Ihc two deceased females had fallen into
'he slip, between the pier and the sloop and were
quickly seized by two men, who had scarcely sue
FGcocd IN raising them by tho hair to a small height
"coVc the surface OF the water, when the reaction
OF 'G waves and the fastening at the bows, forced
INC SlooP back with violence, and in an instant
S ~ "u'o crushed to death against the pier. One
oil them, young female. named Nnroaret Forrc
naT VIC '%o SIDES of her head literally crushed to-
gy,"V ntbor was sigh; too shocking to look at
o"r tbc ,o "@''eo BAILEY Cohen, had her body
~ "s i''''
we learn ,d That Margaret Force was only II years
side within few miles ofNew Al Wn VINO more re-
a az came 10 tns city to visit her uncle. Mr. Wson
D nj bs nocs Mr. Wilson had aocompa.
SON. We are told, who raised her ,cb.r a J,V per
fZushed 10 death in hiy hands non '''' was
HT'' Foley Cohen, tho other lsdy. ,rre,,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15
1 IRGINIA:-Af rnlnr

"a lRGINlA:-At rules holden in the Clerks
V Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for Henrco County, tho Ash dav of
June, 1882: Albert Gallatin, and Robert Alexander
dts. '
The defendant Henry Banks not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to the
Act or Assembly and the rules OF this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabitant Of this country: II is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear before the JUDGE of
our SAID court, at the Capitol in the City of Rich
mond ON the first day of the next October term, to
be holden for the trial of civil causes and answer
the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy of ths or
ucT De Iorth"lth inserted in some newspaper pub
lishcd in the City Of Richmond, for two months
SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol, in the said city.
56 Copy. Teste, WM. G.. SANDS, DC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15
s sd ssrGeag Is g1aam.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIV ED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Hiram, Merrick, Norfolk, hay a nd rum, to
master.
Schr. Hornet, Gould, New York, sundres to
Raision Il Peasants, Abbott s. co, Luke &
Sizer, Bohanpan, Raymond g. Brothers, Nj S
Valentine, III Watkins, r Johnston g. Son, Hub.
bard s. Gardner, p Dcvereaux o Law, ]
Grmmc, Nj & w Willis, b & Knapp
Beers & Poindexter, III McNemara ] w
Beers, Van Lew, r II jenkins, + & j James
q CO, f Regnault, Peyton, G M Mitchell,
Gray g. Pankey, ] Gordon, C w McGinness,
Bagwell, Smith s. Williams, G Steel, Lancaster,
Donby 81 co, Nesbit g. Walker, r Smith, j
III Eustace, Davenport, Allen s. co. Wadsworth
Williams, Hall g. Moore, DAVIS, Baldwin
& Kent, Tompkins s. Fisher, WORKMAN g. Nc
Grudcr, and to master
Schr. Peter ID. Vroom, Chambers Phiadephia,
an assorted cargo.
Sloop Cherub, Burke, Fredericksburg, sundries
SAILED,
Schr. May Flower, Newhuryport, coal, &C.
Schr. Cusco, Davis, Portland (Me.) coal, flour
&c.
Brig Omar, Kelly, Boston, coal, &c.
Schr. Gentle Return, Hollingshead, Philadel-
phia, coal, Sc
Schr. President Jackson, GiTord, New York,
flour, &c.
Schr. Sarah Maria, williamsburg sundries.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15
THE TARIFF.

The unhappy excitement on this subject, has
much increased at the North. McLane's Bill has
been received there with moro reprobation than at
Tho South. Numerous meetings holding in
New York and Pennsylvania at which resolut ons
are passed, vehemonty intoxicating tho Protective
Principle, and denouncing McLanc's Bill A
Union Meeting was attempted in the City Of New
York, designed to urge moderation and concession
as indispensable to the Union, and recommend
ing a compromise upon some such terms as those
suggested in the Treasury projet. This Meeting
appears to have been failure. The friends of the
Iariff assembled in superior numbers--the project
ors OF the Meeting were denounced Anti.Tariff
in disguise, and were forced to depart without do
ing any thing
Thus, the violence of the South has engendered
equal violence in the North, and the Union of the
States is likely to perish in the uncompromising
struggle. What Congress means to do, ought to
DO done with despatch, and without farther debate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15

Atcance Of Liberal tSentiments-Tho London
Metropolitan for May, in nm article on the CHANGES
and actual state of public opinion IN England de-
duces an argument from the relative circulation of
the Wing and Tory papers The facts as 10 ciren.
!at'on are easily and accurately obtained from the
stamp Office The result is, that in 1921, when
ol'ralsm was il its ''Palmy state" it's journals
the number had diminished 500, 1877, LEAVING IiItIo
more than 100000. In 1921 the Liberal circmY
lated 7,2770OO; in the year 1881, there had hccn
an increase of 5,573,504, making a total in circu.
iation on the Liberal side, Of l2,S00,9el, or six
times as many as those of the other pnrtv, IT,
twenty years more, at this rate, the Anti Liberal
journals VIII be extinct. jour. Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15
NOTICE.

a Dft XIX Tor sale the property which hold at
Ho"'s' court House. Its peculiar situation il
sue" DIS wen as its Unusual advantages, that a dc.
scrpt'on OF Thorn would make an advertiser,
too long. The bindings arc of wood, and wonLI
'ePur' small advance TO improve them, say from
one thousand to fifteen hundred dollars 10 make
.iem sufficient for pl the advantages which pertain
10 Inc property. The land is OF ordinary quality.
o"' III hi%h state of improvement. Tho tract
contains 3923 acres. The whole of that which is
cieorSu Is IN very fine tilt; it likewise contains that
""'o" Is not common to such establishments II
s 81 of farm timber and fire wood
',ouiu me seasons be congcnia the hay crop
Which Will be swarther this wear is worth NOT laes
'nI one thousand dollars and can be sold directly
- mo''' no land, like other land which requires
or''i'at,on and Improvement, and to be taken care
VI, =" adapted to any crop which belongs TO our
0'','"'e In 'lrgina-latitudc 36J degrecs-and the
son IS susceptible by tho application OF those means
""'oh arc easily and readily to be had if there
aiie uPi'aii'ts 10 purchase. The place. though
caiieo Louisa Court House, is deemed a yillagc
anu ny many individuals it is thought could be
maze much larger il the owner of tho land womb
"y IL Oh IN lots. The cost to the purchasers i'm
op'r'hefSlp, was originally twenty five thousand
"oi,"'S, III inc year 1917 or IL. The expenditures
an" subsequent improvements have been very con-
Siderable, at all events to make the sum NJ Ills no
ny 1lua To thirty thousand dollars for the whole;
ana inc profits which annually arise at this dull
- 10 WEI, as tho very many bad Iof latc crop
years, has paid more than per ccntum. and If
inc purchaser should think tina, il were ia his i'm
'eics,' altcr examining the peculiar ADVANTAGES
""'ch 'ie property has, would bring an interest
~ more IMAM IL per contum The subscriber, in
inc ABSENCE of those means which oro necos,,r,,
10 "Vaii himself of all the advantages which are
necessary Is induced TO offer il for sale. |, is stu
a'eu on the main road loading from Richmond.
nor'n ana northwest about 80 miles from Rich
mond and on the stage road, now called the Ioni.
su anu orange inc, and is on the direction to
charlottesville district: from that place in tho pre-
Sent ROAD % miles, but tho direct route is by
the Green springs the waters of which were for
merry much resor'cd to, and he'd in high repute-
my, however, arc the property of DR.. james NJ
MOTIFS and not now rcsoried to as a public water
ing place.
1t is presumed that the place offered for sale *
generally known in Virginia not in other states
ana the subscriber confidently and in good faith
recommends 1t as an exceedingly valuable and
neaith'ui situation. Reference to the subscriber
Tor further particulars, either by letter or in person
must be Louisa Court House. Va.
june Us JOHN VI. PRICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-15
10 journeynSn Cabinet Makers, and

10 Journcyrn&n Cabinet Makers uui
all others whom it may concern.
"A L II meeting OF The E9nitaJie Socicty cr Ian.
"a neymcn Cabinet Makers held in tins Ci,v 49,,
"Wednesday evening the 23I inst, the GoIlo:;,;,,,,
resolution was unanimously adopted and ordered
to be published
Whereas, 1T Is deemed pcrnicious both to tho IN
tcrest OF Journcymen Cabinet Makers and purcl,
scrs OF Furniture generally, that cOlturcd rerons
should DO employed in the manufacturer r
Furnitnrc-to the former, because of the clerrnJod
society to which they suhcct--to the Latter
on account of tho imperfect manner with which
they dispatch work-furthormorc, for the reason
that Is becoming very much the practice of those
conducting that business, TO purchase or take as
apprentices, cxpcctngt to DO taught by us, persons
of that class,
he$otced, That we will, from and after the 18th
day OF July next, abandon any shop where suol,
persons arc III any way employed. Due notice will
DC gwen, through tho medium of newspapers OF
cases where tho services of colourcd persons arc
continued.
Signed by THE COMMITTEE
W Tho Petersburg Intelgcnccr and Norfolk
Herald, VIII publish the above once, and forward
their account to the Wing Office for collection
ma 2S-Tt4thJy.
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BANK OF MARYLAND .

BALriMoRE, Dec. Goth 1881.
X a resolution of the Board Of Directors Of
"a . this Institution, the follow wing scale and rates
have been adopted for the Government of the OH.
GERS thereof in receiving depositcs of money sub.
jcct TO interest, viz
For deposes payable ninety DAYS after
demand, certificates shall be issued bearing
i'it =, at 'ne rate per annum OF per CT.
For dcpoSitcs payable thirty days after
demand, certificates shall be issued hear.
~ '.o , az 'he Fa'e per annum OF per ct.
lcct to be checked for at the pleasure of
the dcpositOr, interest shall be allowed
1t '"s r"to OF 3 per ct.
By order, i WILSON, Cashier
may 81 &5s