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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

Corn Erchmge The supplies Of -four were
much larger ihah before. amounting to IS or So.
00n o5is TIE demand fell of, but as coDside.
rabIe part of the arrivals mad been previously con-
tra,ttd for. the stock remaining at the clos" Of
busnes, was quir- light. The closing prices
were as follows: " estern S6sa4; Toy !; How
ard street /; Georgetown 4aa; New York City
and all the cuinmou Southern sarts j. At these
prices there Sas taiI demand fDr western. the
rrnnNes being expected som to csas4 rei'' s'~'h.
was chiefly for eastern Pn'Is Where the SO re-.
main very light. Rye ilhur snd at 43aa. and
corn meal al l7alS puncheon. All sorts VI gram
we're scarce. Wheat maintained ITS prices and
all coarse gfaIns advanced materially virginia
and North Carolina wheat sold all the way from
l27aIS1 cents. Genesee, none IN market; u
would command i32a1 Sc cts. Jersey R'" clos
ed at s5 cts, and up river rye at 80 cts. North
ern corn sold on Saturday at 90 cents Tor ve.'ow'
and 86aSS for white: southern corn at oOaoo CTS
Oats 5Sa6O cts. The two last sales at barley
were 2OOO bu at 81 cts. and 300 bu at 80 cts,
with tendency downward
NeU Fork Jour Com HoU H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
" anteA.

Wanted.
FEMALE House Servant, whoconld act, re-
ouired. as Nui,e good character must DC 81
ven. Apply s,this Office .E "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
From The Charleston S. C. Mereury.

TaK BOND CASE The United States. it
seems. though they succeeded In obtaining judy
ment a..anst Messrs. Holmes and Mazyck, have
found II impossible to make the money. A
house Of Mr.. Noimcs' was sumo time since le-
We'd upon b, the Marshal, put up for sale, and
Knocked of 70 State Rights man, WHO refused
IT, comply with the terms of sale. on The ground
Of the unconstitutonality Of the Tariff Jaws.
After much consultation aud deliheration
a,nong the officers Of the Government, the house
was again put up for sale yesterday, on account
and risk III the former purchaser, but not a sin
gle Did could be obtained Suth is the State Of
public opininn here, in respect to ne Tariff -
II has been already practically nuliIfed ~ pub.
lie opinion. We ought to add that the Bond in
this case was gi,en for duties on an Importation
Of coarse WOoiens. in which the duties were IN
passed 50 exclusively for protection as to be pro-
p"rted by Mr. Holmes expressly for Tie ~,
Of trying the question.
P.rxEsvILLE. Ohio, Nov. 5.
Fatal Mistake. circumstances ct tfls
melancholy accident as Just related To u.s. are
briefly a, follows. On W ednestlay evening last
Mr. inel.v, of Auburn, in this county, Vas re-
,urpinq home in state of in,oxica,ion, and Tell
ioto The ditch b, the side Of The road man
passing by discovered him an that SITUATION, ana
,nistoq K him Tor "a bear. He returned about hall
mile to tavern. made known his discovery
procured a rifle, and went back IN company WIN
three or four others; and when they arrived
within about Is feet him. still living helpless
in the ditch, we're so confident that It Was a pea
that one of them immediately Tired and k'i'et
him Instantly. So f,r a. we have been informed
no evil design attaches t" any one-'t appear
TO have been wholly a mistake, oceasioned o.
the darkness Of the night and his lying IN TIT
situation above described.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
lost,

IN King street. on Tuesday afternoon, small Pock
" et Book. containing sumo Money, between 81
and so dollars. There FIVE dollar notes. one
Of which was on the Bank Of Maryland The Poke,
Book also contained printed Receipt Of the Csna'
Company. for the payment Of nstA,me the Canal
Stock reward of five dollars will be paid TO the
person who will return the Pocket Book and contents
the subscriber.
nov Is st SAMUEL ISAtCKS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

PAMPHLETS printed al the Gazette Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

Letters from the family of Senator Bib III:
prove the rurnor OF his death.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

III, Late Duke Of Reicistadt-The Austrian
Observer states that the inscription said to have
heel ordered BY the Emperor Francis to he en-
c,,,sd C.. the tomb OF the young Napoleon. iaad
Which has been extensively repub'ished in Ame.
,ie,.;i, fabrication. The BODY Of the Duke OF
Rech,,ad, is deposited in the Imperial family
ar, where ii is not the practice place inscrip-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

P,.p,e,i,len, Adams and lady arrived at New
York on Saturday, aud were to leave there on
,Iool,y lor Washington city. The Hon. Louis
Nl,ne, Secretary o! the Treasury, is also on
wit to New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

Fatal .qccidsaL On the sht of the eth inst.
as some Of the inhabitants Of New Baltimore,
Greene county, New York, were engaged IN hr :
nga,al.,e in honor Of the oldestRcpubican OF that
town, AL officer in the late war, and in honor of
r,e success. Of the late election,a swivel exploded
and Killed one and wounded two.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No Al for 1882.
To BE drawn IN Kew Y X on "wednesday, Nov IA
CAPITAL PRIZE $40 600
LIST draw number VIII ne eptitieI prsze OF b2o;
I'd or Al, SIC; 4th or 9Th. 81
Tickets $40; halves 5, qiarters so; Fights Is
On sale in great vsi.ets Il
Jas. x.I0 AOAN'S
Lottery office. corner Kn,g AID Royalsts
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. Al for 1885,.
win he drawn in the titj of New York on Wednesday
November IA
SPLE sD1D CAPITAL PaEzE $50 600
tickets SO; halves 5; qasrters 81; eishths u
To De had IN variety OF uni ersa'
=. II. Wys5ExEsS
fot1y OTce, Royal Yrset
IT Orde RS from the country sp call, tended TO-
Drawing of the Grand Consolidate Lottery Class No.
&c for 1852:
4 90 "a a "a 10 Sc IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

We regret to learn, says. the Boston Gunner
siial Gazette Of Saturday that DR.. Spurzheim has
for some days past been seriously indisposed.-
lis physicians, on Thursday evening, were APP
prehensive that his Sse might terminate fatally.
lie continued very low last evening, and no hopes
we're entertained OF his recovery. Among his
medical advisers are some of the most sillfdl in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05
IN SENATE.
~ III 7 n 7 Is
Thursday, December 20H.

IhUTsd0g, D6ceHbcT 29fh.
message received fTcm the President of the II
States, by Mr. Donol4on, hs Private Secretary.
MIR. King from the Committee Public Lands 10
which referred the resolution Recommending the saIo
OF the Public Lands at reduced price, reported that the
committee deemed it expcdicnt 70 act on tho subject at
this time.
MIR. Benton in pursuance Of notice given Yesterday
asked and obtained leave to Introduce bill 10 abolish Tie
duty Alum Salt which road aud ordered to So
cond reading.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THtTSdoy, Ucc. 20, 1891
Gen. VIM ". Ashley of Missouri, attended, was dtia-
fed and tool, his seat
The Speaker presented the petition Of several thousand
females ~ the city # Philadelphia and i vicinity, I'm re
llon to slavery ia the Uui;cd States, which, on motion
oil Mr. Doidridgc, was laid on the table
PUBLIC LANDS.
The House rcs@mcd One consideration of Tho substitute
offered by Mr.. Duncan for he revolution submitted by
Mr.. Blair Of Tennessee, in relation 10 e disposition Of fh
proceeds Of the sales OF the Public Lands
Mr. Root of a. y, said that wien he had the honor n
addressing Che House yesterday. lac had not nda par
cur examination of the proceedings Of the Old Congress
but a having done it This morning, ho found the Jour
pals filed with papers distinctly proving the facts he had
stated relative 10 the original title Of New York 10 ts
western lands The gentlemen from Illinois. or. Dun
cam mad stated u1t tho title of ic United States 10 tlcso
ahds derived iom Virginia. with fc Iauiahe wish,
onbt Of Influencing hc House favoaby 20 his views the
nlect Of them being derived from tho gcneosy Of that
high minded State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

n obedience to a Decree of Hanover County Court
IA pronounced on the 9th day of October last in
tain suit in the said Court between Sarah Crenshaw and
others, Plaintiffs against Hamilton A. Crenshaw and Others
Defendants Commissioners appointed by the said De-
cree will! on the 18th day Of January next sell upon the
premises Tract of land belonging TO the Heirs of Joel
Crenshaw dec, lying both sides of Cedar Creek and
adjoining the lands of Joseph Vaughan, Henry Pollard
and others-and supposed to contain about eighty
And on the next day, they will sell upon the premises one
other Tract OF Land belonging the said estate contain
ing hundred and fifty acres 1t adoins the lands of
Col VIM. l.. White and others-Terms Of sale so much
cash will pay the costs of suit &c-or the balance
twelve months credit will be allowed upon the purchaser
purchasers executing bond bonds with approved Sc
curty, and Deed of Trust the land TO secure the paw
ment. THE COMMISSIONER
Dec. II. 65--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY.-Mr. Jos IT.

~ ORTHU MBERLAND ACADEMY.-Mr. Jos. II.
Davs,a gentleman highly qualified by his ability asst
DUTY aud experience in teaching, will continue to preside
over Tins institution the ensuing year. and will be assisted
by az many competent teachers einercst Of the School
may require. The Academy Is situated miles below
Northumberland Courthouse, in neigborhood proven
baiy healthy. The boarding department will be manag
ed by Col Jos. Ball. on whom the Trustees rely with con-
dence to give entire satisfaction his BOarders In this
Institution, taught the Latin and Greek Languages,
together with the other prerequisites for collegiate
course About 100 volumes Of Books Of History and Sci
cnce have been carefully selected The commencement
Of Library. Mathematical Instruments, Globes and
Maps both ancient and modern, also provided the
use OF oudents.-Terms-Fo Reading, Writing, Arith-
meuc and English Grammar, $50 These with Geo
gaphy aud the Of the Globes and Mapping, $2J. In
all other cases $50 annually For Board $50 annually,
exclusive Of Bedding The School will commence the
ls Of February and end on the LIST day Of December
without any vacation. Parents and Guardians
are liable for the tuition fees and board Of their sons and
wards only from the time Of to the end of the
session, to be paid quarterly in advance.
SAMUEL b. BLACKWELL
Chairman Of the hoard If Trustees
jan =. 71--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05
JAMES T. SUTTON, } con,ro;.s;o,,o..
THOMAS PRICE, Jr. COMMISSIONER
Dec. so.

HpURSUANT to a Deed of Trust, executed by Rich
ard IA Jones and wife, and of record in the Clerks
once oil Amelia TO secure the payment of certain of
money due TO VIM. r. Johnson, John Walk, and Others
shall proceed TO sell for cash, at Amelia Court House
the 22d day of December next Gt being Amelia Court
day one certain Tract OF Land containing three hundred
and five acres, less, and adjoining the lands of
John Bland, David Mabin, and others also, one Negro
Woman named Caroline.-Thc title TO the above pro-
perry is considered good bat acting Trustee shall
ly convey such title as is vested in me.
Nov. %, 1881. VIM. 4. EGGLESTON, Trustee.
~ In consequence of bad weather, and the ndisposi-
ton of OF the parties interested, the above sale post
poned until Thursday the Goth ofJanuary next.
JAN 3, 1882 [7I-fw w. T. T..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

A GOOD OFFER.-The subscribers co-partnerships
fA with Messrs. Sheldon s Webb will expire by limi
tahon on the ls OF January neXtHe offers for sale his
portion Of the stock remaining hand consisting of ge
neral aud well selected assortment of Dry Goods Groce
ries, Hardware, sc. at first credit of one, two
and three years will be given, bearing interest from
time OF sale The purchaser lease purchase his store
and dweing-house doth connece) well situated, and
the best stand in the CityIf required for the
of the business he will loan the purchaser in cash. the
amount OF the stock OF goods hand the whole be
satisfactorily secured.Having been engaged in the mer
camille business in this place for upwards Of 30 years he
DESTROYS of Withdrawing that he may bring close his
extensive transactions. ROSCOW COLE.
Williamsburg Jan. 3. 7l-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05
BY RITCEIIE 4 COOK.

Inc eNoUiRER Is published wcek, generally, aud
tnsee u"es week dnring the session
PRICE, inc same as heretofore, Five Dollars per
o'es OF chartered banks will be
ss 10 IT, The Editors win The safety Of 'cm',ing
tnsm man. postage
VI No will be discontinued, the
Editors, until all arrearsges have been paid
Whoever wi the payment
Tho tenth Grais.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
r Ono less First Insertion rs cen,s-each connu.
ence 90 ccn No advertisement inserted, either been
paid for assumed by person city or its cnviron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-rhe
m subscriber wishing from this place, offers
for sale his spacious and comfortable Dwelling House
Lot at present occupied by him, containing eight large
well finished rooms with fre-paces also, two Offices at
tached 10 the lot, containing six with fire. places
together with large Kitchen, with number of servants
rooms, Dairy, Smoke house. Stable and Carriage house
with Vegetable and flower Gardens, Clover lots grazing
ground failing spring Of excellent running
through the latter embracing in all about of ground
and newly enclosedThe situation the in the city,
being unncumbered with other houses and lots. 1t is
Boarding House. ROSCOW COLE.
Williamsburg, JAM 3. 7I-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

FMV1E Subscribers anxious TO close his accounts, which
b have been standing for twelve months more,
quests those indebted to him by open account for
ward and close them, if not with cash. at all events by
bond or note. And those indebted by bond note
(now duc) he hopes will in like consider this in
viiaton extending to them, TO forward and dis
charge them without furherimportun has hand
an extensive assortment Of fresh Drugs Medicines Sur
geOn Instruments Paats Oils, &C. and expects by the
next arrival from New York and Philadelphia conidera
bic additions, all OF which he will sell at fair price Tor
cash, or 10 punctual customers at the usual credit
Dec. 30. f7O--2awlml H. {. McNEMARA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05
vNyHE wESTMORELAND SEMIN

d VIZ w 10 AkN The Sub
ID scriber feeling grateful for the patronage received
the past year. begs leave say to the public that he has
consented to supentend another School at his brick Dwell
ling, near Westmorcland Court House. Virginia for the
ensuing year. Teachers OF superior will
tend the different classes The School will omen the
February next. and end 18th December ensuing. Two
weeks vacation will be given, end the 3lst August On
the LIST September the School will reopen. Scholars
must be punctual in their attendance, ex-
peced that their desired progress satisfactorily be
tanned, unless steady, dgent and uurecnting efforts be
pracsed by both Teachers and Scholars The rules and
regulations of the School will be the mde.t and most
sautary nature and il is hoped, that we may have no
Scholar, whose morals and good department will need
stmulant from them.
My charges for board lodging candles fuel and towels
for all over 10 years of age $50 90
For all under that age so 90
For Tuition as f0li0tcS
Greek and Latin Languages will be taught for 25 90
Mathematics, and Practical Surveying 20 90
Geography with the use of Maps and English
Grammar Is 90
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic 10 90
No scholar will be taken for less than the scholastic
year of 10 MONTHS and if absent deduction fer either
board tuition will be made. NV number of boarers
must MT exceed 49, unless early application be made for
further preparations. An examination preceding the va
cation in August win take place; which the Patrons
OF the school, together with all who choose, respectful
ly invited 10 attend-A Committee will be appointed 10
award presents which will provide suitable TO the occa
son TO the most deserving, for their progress and well do
store, at the lowest retail prices.
65-6w STEPHEN d. PITTS
Postmaster, Westmoreland G. III. Va. Dec. IL, 1881.
W r. ). Letters from Parents and Wards must DO adj
dressed TO possible in order that may know
IL further preparations be necessary. SD p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05
6lHEsTERrIELp LAND FOR sALE.-pY vlrtue

ri NHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue
~ OF Deed Of Trust, executed the subscriber and
The late Daniel Cheaham, decd, by the late Bennett
Coodc for the purpose cf securing the payment of
tam sum of money therein mentioned to Robert and John
Coode, oil ashngton comfy Va which Deed has been
regularly recorded in the Clerks office of the county of
chesterfield the subscriber WILL surviving Trustee on
Saturday the 2sth day of January 1892 the Tavern of
Haley Cole in Chesterfield county, sell public SALE
the highest bidder for cash. certain or piece of
Land containing three hundred seven acres and TWEEN
yeight chains lying in the said county of Chesterfield
on both sides of the River Road adons the lands of
William Fisher and Robert d. Murchic, Esq and Others
with all its improvements.
This place is well calculated to make very desirable
residence, being high healthy and well waered; situated
In most agreeable neighborhood, within few miles of
James river navigation, several valuable Mines the
Manchester Turnpike, and the Chesterfield Rail Road
running very near thereto and its proximity the Rich
mond market The circumstance of this land living i'm the
vicinity OF many valuable Mines induces belief
contains stone coal The greater portion of this land has
been cleared but that portion clear is of excellent
quality Any person DESTROYS to view the land before the
day OF SALE will please call the subscriber at the Ches
tericld Coal Mines, 10 Capt b. T. Wells either of
whom will take great pleasure in showing it, The title
believed TO be good to the above land but the subscriber
VIII only convey such as is vested in him as Trustee
80 GEO. w. COLE, Trustee.
Ches'erhcid, Jan. 81 7l-2awds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

Isl NEMALE SCHO0L.-During the ensuing year. a
"a Female School will be kept at the house of the sub
scrber, in the county of Henco and about ten miles from
the city Of Richmond in healthy and pleasant situation
The Session will commence on the 2i of January next
and terminate the 10Th of December ensuing.-The
School will be conducted by lady, believed be entire
ly competent 10 teach all the useful and substantial
branches OF good English Education. From to 10 pu-
pills can be accommodated with board and Washing and to
them every care and attention will be paid--Terms will
be T5 for the entire session. including every charge for
board, washing and tuition.
MARY G.. c. SHEPPARD
Jan. 3. 7I--2awSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

VuNkUNk LOST-On Monday, Goth December a
-H RUSSET LEATHER TRUNK was sent by mis-
take from arenton, Fauquer county, in the Stage run
ning from that place TO Lynchburg. The Trunk was of
square form, and had particular mark except
plate IN 'front.' with the letters "w. X" engraven there
on IL contained sundry articles of apparel and it
Is Deneved was unlocked when lost Any information re
specung VIII be thankfully received and should the
Under be so kind as to forward il to this place. he be
recompenscd for his trouble.
Jan. 3. l7I-2t1 W. s. ID. KYLE & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

CLOVER SEED-IRON, sc.
GEh6A BUSHELS Cover-seed
@VU 70 tons English, Swedes and country Bar
Iron, comprising assortment of gig, carriage, cart
and wagon tiers, from TO inches wide
8 tons square Iron, assorted, from 3-S TO inches
8 tons round do. from 3-S to l-2 inches
. tons hoop, box and plate Iron
tons American Blistered Steel
l l-2 tons English do. do.
ton Carriage and Gig Springs
tons Plough Plates
l-2 ton German Steel
I-2 ton Nail-rods. For sale by
WORKMAN s. McGRUDER
We wish purchase from 500 1000 bushels of Black
eye Peas. w. s. NJ.
Dec. 30. 70-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

NOTICE. Teacher WGnted.--A gentleman of
unexceptonable character, experienced in School
keeping, well versed in the Latin and Greek Languages
and the elementary branches of Mathematics will find a
desirable situation in private family, by application
at Morgansvillc Nottoway, Va.
Dec. 10. 1891. G2-YvfIsfF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

a. ALE OF NEGROES, &c--Wi be sold on Thurs
~ day the fifth day of January next, at the Tavern of
fifty valuable Slaves, consisting of Men, Women Bows
and Girls among them several valuable mechanics
Immediately after the sale of the negroes will be sold at
BLAIR Park, the crop of Corn, Plantation Utensils &C.
1ers:-A part of the negroes will be sold for cash. the
remainder and the other articles, credit of twelve
MONTHS the purchaser giving bond with approved security
VIM. BROWNE, } Executors of
ALEX'R. BROWN, Jas. Henderson
Dec. Is, 1881. Cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

a NREY BEARD-Tbs well-bred Horse, bred by
M Richard Singleton, Esq of S. c., by Kosciusko
his dam the imported Psyche the dam of the stn
guised racers Blank and Mark Time [sec Turf Register
vol 2nd, page 5lS will stand the ensuing at my
stable in Nelson county, Va Further particulars time
Dec. %. 67--lstF JNO. b. COLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

"a HAVE armcd Mai. John p White 8 celebrated Race
"A Horse COLLIER Iie will stand the ensuing season at
Chesterfield, MecNcnburg county, Virginia His reputa
lion and character as Race Horse needs comment
he Is well known 70 the racing world The season will
commence ON the first Of March next; previous to which
time the terms Of the season, Pedigree Performances &C.
will be published, which have doubt will cntle him
to rank as Stallion nc has done as Race lie is ta
ken from the turf without the Toast injury.
Nov % ssI~d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

u EfGHS REPORfS-Vo1. II---Just published,
q Reports Of cases in the Court Of Appeals Of Virgil
MA from February 1880 to March, 1891 and in the &c
neral Court, At June and November Terms 1S30-By
Benz. Watkins Lcigh-Prce S6.-Copics may be had at
the Capitol, Of VIM. n. Richardson, Librarian Of the
SatcAso, Gilmcrs Reports complete sets, or separate
volumes, except the 6tl2 Of Randolphs Reports the
don I775-6 and 1888 Journals Of the Senate i773-9
and 1Ts5 TO 1890, and Of the Houce Of Delegates from
I776 10 1879 inclusive. Dec. %, 1891 t67--3w1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

HPANk OF VIRGINIA-Thc President and Direc-
~ tors oil the Bank of Virginia, have declared Dvi-
dend OF the profits for the last half year, of and hall
per cent. payable on the 18th instant
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
JAM - 1857. It'd