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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18

A Young Soldiers first Battle.-It was
after n fatiguing march, that, on the
18th June, the writer, with his regiment,
arrived in sight Of the since celebrated
village Of Ligny, two hours before the
of tho battle, whicl,
formed the terrible prelude to that Of
Warterloo. "What am about to no.
tice," he observes, sis what forcibly OBJ
trudes itself on every one engaged in n
battle. The corn was waving beauti-
fully before us; but no sooner had one
troop passed through, than the glory of
the field vanished, and the corn stalks
lay level on the earth. Every man now
threw away his superfuous baggage |;
the finest and The coarsest linen was ~
ing scattered around, intermixed with
cards and dice. which the love of plea
sure had collected, and which supersti-
tons fear now discarded. Here, friends
were imparting to each other their last
; there, towards drained the
bottle for that courage which fails them,
or hid their fears under the most DISCUS.
ting bravadoes. On both sides Of us
regiments Of cavalry we're passing and
the enemy the roar Of artil-
Iery was terrible. Here, a powder wag-
on blew up there, wounded man came
galloping, with five or sir led horses,
which were frightful!y scattered by q
shot. We already saw many
/; bat the most appalling sight
rss :sr" efhrrsee torn 10 pieces by cam
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18
G. COZZENS & g .

VIM. g. COZZENS & g
X EEP constantly OH hand
IN Sheathing Paper Of every description,
Kentish Cap 4 extra double Wrapping
Stout Wrapping Of extra size * quality
do. do. do. do. do.
made free from Tar, Cor Grocers & sho0
Dealers,
Fine polished Paper, for Banks, Offices 60.
Cartridge do for Libraries xc.
- Cash paid for Junk & Canvas in Large
Lots. Oct g 1892.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18

COMPREHENSIVE.
II w. LAWTON would scquaint his
IL. friends that he has formed connexion
in business with
VIM. G.. COZZENS,
and by him it will be conducted at his pres
ent stand under the firm Of
VIM. G.. COZZENS & co.
who will commence this day TUESDAY Sept.
25J with a very large assortment OF Dry
Goods 10 which constant additions OF every
article in request will continue to De made
--this stock has been subjected to a thorough
revision and every article without regard to
cost has been reduced 90 - to be decidedly
cheap and worthy the attention OF purchasers
Sept. 25. 1882
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18

Tolcave il is my only prayer,
That hope my only happiness.
For am weary Of it--black
Are sun, and stars, and sky to mo:
And my own thoughts are made the rack
That wrings my nerves in agony.
There's not wre,ched one that lives
And los,hes like me the light OF day;
And I shall bless the hour tina, gives
My body TO its kindred clay.
And yct at times, know not why,
There comes foolish, feversh thought,
or where these sbrivellsd limbs shall lie,
And where this dead cold flesh shall rot.
When the quick throbbing Of my brain
Tha, now is msddcning me. is DER,
And the hot FIRE in each swol'n vein,
To quench'd at last to burn no more.
And then shudder at the tone
ofmy hearts hymn, and seem to hear
The shrieking Of my dying groan,
Inc rat.llng cloo upon my pief
And feel the pang which he who dies,
Welcomes, the pang which gives me rest
Ere the lead weights aIe on mine eyes,
Or the white shroud is on my breast;
Whom the death form is on my lip,
And the death dews are in my hair,
And my clench'd fingers in the grip
Ofagony, are clinging there.
And then feel how sad il is
To know there's none my fate to weep,
Print on my lip the unanswered kiss,
Or close mine eyes in their last sleep.
For oil unbeard the damp earth flung
Upon my coffin lid must be;
by strangers will the bell be rung,
That tolls in mockery for me.
And he who tolls will laugh tho while,
.and whistle his light song of mirth;
find no who digs my grave will smile
As senseless as its senseless earth,
Some dark robcd priest, perhaps, will pray
Beside my bier--because he must,
And somc hoarse voices sing or say
The unfeeling adage. "dust to dust"
And il, perchancc, leave behind
Enough Of worldly pelfto raise
a marble tomb-my name enshrinod
In prodigality of praise.
May meet the passing strangers eye,
A sculptor's monument and pride
Telling that man was born to die,
And Twas born, and lived, and died.
And men will trample on my grave,
And keep the grass from growing there;
And not even one poor flower will wave
.qbove me in the summer air.
For there are none to plant t--none
To water it with patient tears;
Ny cradle watchers. they are gone
The monitors Of my younger years.
Are silent now.-There was time
Itis long, long time ago
When in pure and holy cline
] breathed--and If the clouds OF woe
Dimm'd the blue heaven Of my thought,
Like summer storms they fitted by,
And when they vanish'd there were wrought
Bright rainbows in the twilight sky.
o. which my wild gaze lngsr'd till
Their colors faded far awsy;
Those clouds-I feel thor dampness still
But tho bright rainbows- where are they
find she loved I must no, think
Other "for that way madness liesm
Boy, start that Champagne cork--I'll drink
And dream no more OF Msry's eyes.
YYSRYyo ~ - YVVn n - yYY spvYU
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18
To Let,

I'm Banister's wharf, a convenient tene
" ment for small family, enquire Of the
wbsr6nger. .rsae9
July 24tb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18
WMs s. V0sN.

w R&o S0 VVSGV
INFORMS the Public, that he keeps
l. constantly on hand q good assortment Of
confectionery and toys Of all decriptions--
ALso.-A good assortment Of distilled cor
ials, at wholesale and retail.
Just received IS thousand Spanish Cigars,
OF good quality at a reduced price. toct 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18

Termssef the Republicans,
81 il paid in advance, or $2,a5 at the saa
Of the year.
No paper discontinued until arrsarasss
are paid, unless at the discretion Of the pub.
Usher.
All accounts must bs settled a, least once
o year.
Advertisements not marked, will DO contin
ued tillforbidden, and charged accordingly.
Printing
Of oil kinds done with neatpess and desp~tsh
AT THE HALL,
In the rssr fths Ssviaes Dask
Over ht store q fssxv Bytl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18
To the Ladies'

WIN. JAMES TTLLEY would request
w the Ladies' who have LACE fore
Working. TO return the same Immediately
if they cannot finish il by the fret day Of
November and in future, all Lsces with the
Hoss and cotton. must and will DO charged
a. Goods sold, IL not returned worked, within
GO and 80 days from time OF delivery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-18

Nv. J. T. hss opened q Variety Of
Goods-snd will this Day open, Cloths, Cir.
esssians, Flannels, and Cotton Goods in vsris.
", Newport, Ost6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

The Hartford Times of last week, tO keep it's cou- rage up amidst the ihonsans of defeciions from the Jackson ranks which are daily taking plees a,sempts will be given next month. It modesty clsims for Gen. Jackson only 226 votes and gives to Mir. Clay 36!! Now, although proiess no great skill at dti- na'ion, we will try our hand as masking out tahe-
 the correctness of which, compared with tl'hs of the Times, we would sake--if we were in the habit of bel eting-almOst any thing. So ilsreit is:
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
:. Mulberry Trees.

ETyHE subscribeY 0ifsrs for sale ssw thou sand Whise Mulberry 1ssss. saised on iis farm iD GosheM, from hys tO sjx feet highs 5e4 p.orlabIs thrifty and hsalthy. Pusehassss may have the psivilege Of ssIecsimg from the nursery. if ifapplieation hs made 5000.
 WILLARD GAYLORD. Gasken, Get. 34, tess s9 sF go
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

The Rev. skhpEl FS1lEn. Jua sflIar,GSrd. hss Feceived and accepted call b become shs Rsc,oreI q. Michass Church, a this village, sad huu com meAced hs official services. -. |.
 We have beea good dsAI amased Cor soms 3 ys pass at the exhibition in the New-Yorl sias papera e ol ' BW c E<psnses' said 10 have bss6 made pu. by the Regency candidate for Governor ofslat state, Wm. |. Marcy, while holding Court !. Lockpor, and paid by the COmpirOller. I. was really psi6. cant that we could not at rst consider i.nny tjsg else tla" hoax. SOsyg got up for slsc,ioneeiag purposes The party, however. acknewIedgs eea- u'neness, and some Offhem asiempt nsiy it on the score of his JJusutty! aRd aacSmnos heassty! What right had he for charging se state %iIl De.ding his breeches, with paying his barbeFs bill, for washng his dirty linen, furnishing him with wine and garsf The Albany Argus makes . lndicrO0s figure in its efforts to explain tlle saiieH Here hfs te items ofIhis famous account, which tell GavOrby for the honesty and lihereli,y ofihiswe0 bs-bu eter-wilI- be-Governor OG the state Of New YOrks--
 .ssS H"E Etdte cf Neso- Ycct. $t N-gISa5sS &s
 To WILLIAM L. WRRcY, DR. For expenses of holding Special Court ai LockpOri, F
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

In lhs statement, we have conceded w.Eiamp- skre, Mane and Indiana, the latter of which are Ut least douL,ia In Rnine ths tide has turned, and we not without sroug hopes that the stream may vet flow in the right channel. N+a.'1 stt L.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

I Choice ef Eiecaorss-Tie Boston Messenger says: --'The date and mode Of choice Of Electors of Pres
 id6ne aad Vice President, present regulated by
 ahe Legislature a te several Sases together with the number of Electsrs so be choseaaby each State. shown in the following sabe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

iae the amspdmehis Is relating Iohe choice O Lieuf GoSer0ar, Treasnger, and Secretary, which is com iae iefvrs the mee.iag in Noyember. I s i1 el.ori. ss :wten ilere is ch0ice ny the people of Lieut. ehasen s.6y jpiAe balioa efisoih hneses."
 Asaa EaalwA maetings fa be held on the first alon- day ut N0geler one os the choice sf Electors, aud le other to sake tie vote on tlie amendment of ,e C0qsliuiio1 < hpM cn these matters be best couucf- ea lsahefe any Aetser vsay tiuD fFsf open the meesag Er the choice ofEeciors, and after all the vtsess pfeseat have given , ieif votes then tssto6t elos, se box) epep she meeting b receise the 0n the amentlneut 10 the CunstiluiionF Thus l,1 hay. sag both boxes open at the same time, will Ro1 the mUsf ample 6ppOrtouty be giyen io all the yesessf s8 e}tggsis fii'ss fs}y l5eeas9l ~. H. Register.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
ALSO ON HAND Tor OF D R Y q O OD c
ETECEEEIEED FEMALE ACADEMY

fia - AA4sA A4A11 kAOkAH00 041NM 1zo# HNklIS Institution, formerly. conducted iSy
 II Miss PiERcE and Mr. BRACE, will Ls coniinued under the care of Miss PIERCE and Miss JONEs and other Assistants, The courss of instruction ihe same as formerly. s,. Sg,x
 The neriad of instruction for n year win bs diyided into twU terms. of twsnt ty-two syeelss each. The Winter Term to commence the l4th Of Novembers. s M sees NIX
 Tuition for each term, Writing, Reading, Spelling, sssagsaPhy. and plain Needle Work. S6 75. -as 1 xs F-s,1s.s .s sss.ss s.s s..fm
 The above, witt History. Grammar, Aritt- rnetic, and Composiiion, S8s75.
 The higher branches. Natural and Moral Philosophy. Lsgic, Chemistry. the Principles of Taste aud Csisicism. Rhetoric. SlO 75.sss fsaa French per quarter, fss S5 0Oa ssas sapi s Drawing do. safsts stis 5 % stsE4a sufi Music . do. gs9a 10 OD fstA
 Board in respectable families, near ihe acas demy, &9 per week, exclusive of fuel, lights, and washing. f a \ No pupils will he received for less than one term. and n0 deduction made excppt forsick- ness. The morals and manners of the young iadies will be particularly attended to. not only by ihe teachers, hut others interested in the Seminary. isa 90 a49 Octs &5
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25


 NOTICE. An sadjOurned meeting of the lV inhabitants oT the First School District of Litchfeld viii be held tt the School House on tThufsday (ttist etening.. Oct, s5. at hslf past 6 o'clock, tO take infO confederation the sxpediency of proeusipg a set of HoItroOk.s School ApporGtHs for the iise of said School. and TDP transacting any other bsISipsas proper to be broueht befOre said meeting. A pMpc- tlal asteadancs is requested. Oct. 93a ', The, Democratic Electors Of She sossn of Titchheld arc requested to meet at the house of Albert Sedgwick, on Monday the eSth inst. at . o'clock F. II. for the Pnrpese Of expressing sentiments sDd taking such mea- s.sres as nay bs deemed proper in reEard ip the coming Pfrsidsntial Election An Ao- l ;. By order efihs Central COmmiltee.
 s,. DAVID MARSH, ChairmaA
 Oct. @. of said Cemmiitse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25


 ''aif NasioaaE 1Iepnbliedn 1yekst. ] ga .s,up ? sas EoR PREsIDENg. ,. i,a-f sosss sas s81B2x 0ZAxs asa hs t5' sss. toR sck-rhEsTbEET. gls, '''' '", ,' z s,s sSO&E1I aA103A1EBs,j.l,e At ELscToRs FOR coHHEeTIcgs. .s, ,
 MORRIS WOODRUFF, Lisch6sld eepniy.
 EhN TODD elmsE9rd. fftF f-Ik FFy
 J0kfN 10. REYNOLDS New-t1aVeu. p5 a6cNESTEH SMITH. hewi-Lnna0u. F < RRA9TUS STURGES, Fairfield. nI
 EREMEZER JACKSON, Jr. Middlesex. . gOtiN BALDWIN,, Windhau. 't1 OLIVER II. KING, Tolland. '''e'"rf fGgszsst5 s&ifS ssst sf.si -sF'tl s1 E-1s4 gts rs naa s Jmkss1 1Sekvt tdr Electors. < fsa LUTHER LOOMS, Hsrt6art County. 2 '33
 HEM EDWARDS, New.llaven. < $ 3Ail1E k00D. Fair6eid. et5l
 BELLA Es- DING, Windham. -, s%. JOHN WEsk L Ligch6eld. s4ss4S ., ss. s@ J0f5M STEwkART, Middleeex. : WILLIAM FIELDS; TOliaad.
 ELISHA HALEY, New-I'OndOn. 'a
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

': LitchEeld Female SsmiRayy.--The sem-annual ex. hihiiiOn in this nsi.utiun took place in the Court House, Tuesday evening last. The performances highly credabe both 10 the teachers and pupils
 The proficiency which mapy Of the young ladies have
 made in Music and in Landscape Drawing and Paint ing does honor their and industry, and the ex- hbon of their sk ili in these departments were wit messed with pleasure by numerous aud gratiied au dence. But the compositions wi'icls were rcad are asure evidence tia the orsaemal branches have nOt here been pursued the neglect of the more solid and
 important part Of female education. They were dis
 nguised by vgOr of thought. aO energy oi expres- sion and purity fsiyle and language, which are ai- tainabc only by cultivated minds of high oTder Al ths day, when female ccuHtrymen are cOniending successfully with the other in the walks cf lii- eraiure, is high honor o excel among themselves; and congratulate the young ladies 0m their snccess
 tn this elegant and useful hraDch of edacatios. u so deserving, yet eanaot E..beas rsmarking that the cctuposon 0Ou Agnbitnn," and tAe truly phiiO. sophicaiaad humorous dssisoD On the bes lnca,ia ofpreventing ie taking frcs" were
 nens of just .o6gbt cotliedtn beautfai and aepro. priac angasge Rnd of elegantly pointed saire, they were well worthy of te conme adatiOtts a0 cbeeriuy bestowed on them; and we hesitate not tO say tha U prescott, there was one of them but would have been proud to claim their authorship. l4 ' 7aaah
 At the close ofthe exhibition, Mr. BRxcE, ia short and pernent adaress, bae farewell so the insiiiution over which lie has so loog presided. Our best wisl- es auend hiin to hs new station, aceompanied with our regret at his departure. The sch00l wl be c0iI
 naed as sssai; and hope and ,rasi isat insti- tuition which has done so Inuehto elevate the standard oe irinate educaon which has sent forth % mRny aud % distinguished sehoiaSs; which in s discipline iss reputatiSn, and the facilities for Improvement n a
 sDTds stands second to n0Re R our counry will con- ,iuue 10 receive that patronage which has been '' R,@ lComm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
DESTRuCIYvE FIRE.

On Sunday morning. about hnif an hOuF beerel O :. clock the beautiful block, on tie oC Main sud lne streets eaIlsd the Exehaage Boilduss took Gre and was entirely destroy ed--essh sle wals arssvs with the Rrou1d. The bnildingss were fear stories high asd consisted of six stores op the bassent hoor which were occupied by Messrs AllyD, March A O., Wm. Jas Hamersley. J. o. <. WI RIkis, U. F. Saa'- ner SZ Co. enc vacant and Henry Benton, nnd the ais in the 2d 3d and 4 stories, were all occa- pied. ...,a ..es. se..... which was in the 3d sloSy, differed severely, three presses, ssd considerable perseD Ofthsriype being destroyed. st. fat... as.gta tts4 l1 owned by Messrs. Oliver D. Cooke, D. F. ROhinson and B Barbes w. undesStaadthere was ab01i 5D. .Oog 1olars insusasce on ,ihe ussrcihndixe. The gossla from inc basement stories and eelars. were principal lv saved in damaged sale-bnt many ofthe mechai- ics who occupied ehambers iost nearly all ihs'r ' t6riais and stock. s1's3 tN 7As 8 t4s
 The Grs originated ia, lhs CapssA siogy-.-in whs' psaner, isyei Saknowa Ths eIdiage in me ln|s. @ 2: ,hs nciive exesiions of hsee or foaS of whom were seriously iajassd.-- Hassfcrd Timss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
NfARRlED,

'. NorSelk on the 18Th ali. Rev. Ebsr L. Clark. e W;neheodoa. Mass. 10 Miss Hafah Lawrences e4
 In New Haven, Mr. Elizur CIarks to MiD Safss M. Lines. s..,s. w sv.vuS. .s,s taa. <,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
New sDryB Goods.

lk PIECES geal Mersan. C,RcAss1Ars. 1O fashionable cOlurs. Y s, 25 pieces dark CslieOes, from 10 to IT c,s. ,.+ 30 {. Unhleached StlEETINGS. l5 s4.4 and 5-4 Bl ched do. A- FhnneIs Plaids CambIet Hosiery Tickings Saitinets Diapers and an assortment of other DRY GOODS, which are as nesc as some othefsin fown..' Whether they will be sold at such ,oonderfaI great bnrgains, purchasers can decide by cal lag after looking eise,chere. kts t~
 ALSO ON HAND 4 TOT OF
 DIR " G GOD Sb which are Otd. and bought at kigh prices- they are ytFsred 25 per cent less, tllan cost. which raahes them cheap. ,., Cash and every thing else received in ex- change for Goods at the, North .Sfreet ;Store.
 THaN. BOLLES. Norths Street Oct. a5 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
DIED :.

In Norfolk, on ihe Ssh inst. A1r. Bssiamin Moses. 34 on the 9ih insi Mrs. Lydia Sis. wigs q Mr. H. Soa.. s.% < Esq. P. M. SSs TSgT sf@
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

Ifany ofshe ,hiry-six editors of the Conneciicai Mirror are unwilling resga the Jackson tess the .erciasips privilege" of Misrepresentation and false. .ood but claim porsioa for themselves, we shall no. quarrel will, tliem about il, but 6ra we nope hey viii drop from their columns the name sf HENRY CLAI.-- His cause is not boiiomed on such 6DundalOD, and does not require sGch support
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

AamssesA Besis--A A1r. Ed ward lohnsap, of Fair. Eeid, has raised n his garden the pas seaso1a blood beet weighing seten po1nda" Anda Rashhsz paper sadss ths cksllenfe If .sWhO ean heat ihs Neeif' ssaass ilaf n. Samuel Banks of Bsshe IAs raised one weighiag n lbs. eE and mcasnrihs n eirc1m- fsTeaee eightecn inches.
 Nov we ean bsae ihis bss," or any other bsst that sa" be produced. AIr George BOlies Sf ss village. lst as or efse lt wesk Rlood Bssi. saisssl in is garden. weighing Msssss geSmas, and msasnsng iap0 sss and srs isshes in erephfsrence. The tops were eui oG sIose aaA one large aprout of e rO6s wssbEo- ken oG And IeEI in the gropSd. wa now ssy. !" Beat ihis Eh0 eaa"-Lisrhdeld fliil sgaiass the ssAte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

WAsHINGToN, June IL.
In The Senate, Yesterday, Mr. Mangum and Mr. lin
presented memorials claiming indemnity for French spola-
tons, which were laid on the table
Mr. Ionlinson presented the resolutions Of the citizens
oi Norwalk Connecticut expressive Of their dissatisfaction
with the bill reported by the Secretary Of the Treasury on
the sabec Of the Tariff and with the bill reported by the
Committee Manufactures of the House Of Represents.
ives lie moved that the resolutions be printed for the use
the Senate, and the motion was agreed to.
FRENCH sPoLIATtoNs.
MIR. Chambers moved that the Senate proceed TO the
consideration Of the bill relative to French spoliaons pre-
vious TO the year 1900
ME-. Miller asked for the Yeas and Nays on the sues
ton and expressed hope that IL the motion should be
negayed TO day, this decision would be received an IN.
dcatiOn Of the indi.poson Of the Senate on the b
during the present session.
The Yeas and Nays then ordered.
The question then put, and decided o. follows.
Yeas-Messrs Bell, Buckner, Chambers, Clay, Clay.
ton, Dudley, Ewing, Foot, Ffenghuysen Hendricks
Holmes, Knight Naudan, Poindexter, Prenss Robbins
Rugges, Seymour Silsbeo, Smith, Upton Tomlinson
Wiikins-23.
.Noys-Messrs. Brown, Dickerson, Ellis, Forsyth,
Gmndy, Hayne, Hill, Kane, King, Mangum, Marcy
Miller, Moore Robinson, sprague farewell Tyler, WEB.
ster White--1o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

a. HOCCO SPRlNGS.-'fhe subscriber respectfully in
~ forms the public, that her houses will be pre5ared
Tor the reception OF visitors the LIST June nexIt
would be superuous in 10 say any thing of the bene
hts OF the water, those who have tried it will readily
TESTIFY to its advantageous effects The subscriber deems
II only necessary TO say, that her buildings are all in good
repair her rooms well furnished large and numerous: and
mat her Table will be supplied with the best the country
affords, and her Bar with various kinds Of Wines and Liquors
OF every description The subscriber feels assured that the
preparations she has made for the accommodation of her
oosrders cannot fail TO please. ANN JOHNSON
Warren County, N. G. May ~, 1892.
- There will be ball furnished at Shocco Springs
complimentary to General Andrew Jackson on the even
ngs o. the lOh and 18th Of July sThe music will
be inferior to none in this section Of country
hay 10 I1-u5Ju
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
BANK OF MARYLAND, !

Z
baltimore, Dec. 10th, 1881.
HpY resolution of the Board of Directors of this In.
I'D situtiOn, the following scale and rates have been
adopted for the government Of the Officers thereof in re-
ceving deposites OF money subjectto interest, viz:
For deposites payable ninety days after de-
mand, certificates shall be issued bearing inter
est al me rate per annum OF 5per CT.
For deposites payable thirty days after demand
certificates shall be issued bearing interest at the
rae per ahhum oil per CT.
On current accounts or deposites subject to be
checked Tor at the pleasure Of the deposition, in
'ereSt snail be allowed a; the rate of 3 per CT.
BY order, r. WILSON Cashier.
June 10. 1I-qts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

~HEAT MACHINES.-The subscriber, havipgh had
w long experience in manufacturing machinery,
oilers MS services to the public and socsa share Of their
patronage Wheat machines furnished by him will be
warranted to give satisfaction Old machines repaired Az.
ply at his shop Msyos Bridee
June 10. ll1-w2wJ WIN. W. MENDENHALL