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/ pom The Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal, res.
pcciflliy invite public attention 90 tie sub
jet. TLsy have a Warr-Ilousc near tie old
Furnace, Cat the head of the dam, } one mile
above iIarpers-Ferry at the Point OF
Rocks-1nd one at Georgelown-the latter a
lew doors West sc Francis DOJge's The de-
s'sn % ihis arrangement is 20 transport To or
der, or receive Tor sale, on commission. ali
soris Of Pm oDUOE which tic trade Of
lhs surrounding country may require and
iiis shall be done on such terms aud cOadi-
i0ns - prove advantageous 20 the people
OF Nc upper county,. PRODUCE viii DC
received o. any point of tie Canal where n
r1h be taken into tie boats
One Of toe concern will be constantly ia
"corsctown tic other nj The Old Furnace
OF Point Of Rocks Those Who may cntrust
Their Affairs 10 this line 10 the MANAGEMENT
% this iirm, may rely upon a prompt attsn-
ion and upon every possible exeriion 10 pro-
mote their interest
be Boats are nos ready, and ono of them,
the MNoR JaCE DoWEtSo, o. Of the largest
class which can move upon the Canal, and
VIII have good cabin. Sod bcrths Tor those
who may wish 10 accompany their produce
o. market
The undersigned feel some confidence that
tl'i, arrange n'ent will be productive of public
hcncht- add they shall feel grateful 90 such
~ their friends rs will make an experiment
with them.
JOHN g. WILSON.
JAMES T.. IiLNSIAyV.
March 81, is3i-m
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WoNGv The celebrated Fonte
nellie said that women have a fibre
more N The heart, and q cell less 10 the
BRAIN, than men.
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" 4on ~i.h tie faculties n children 90 o..
hAH' nnimFf''rd ani u,tie.., deprive hem
,i VIC Al5Ni'i5 b. ,flnci ff.m ucs P1l.fs
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SPRING AND sUndMHR
EASEfI0IfSs
Fr0Mcis s. HsogMe-TaMor.

ESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and
\ y the public, that he has just received
from PHILADELPHIA the
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ii LIST Of Letters

II EXAMINING 10 the Post Office at Shcp
~ herdstown. Va Ist April, 1884.
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IL LiSf or Letters

EMAiNiNG in the Post Office ut Charles
y town, jefferson county, Virginia, March
Jl,t. l-li.
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To
Farmers, MiiterS, Merchants
AND
TRADERS GENERALLY.
FREIGHT BOATS

FHNilE undersigned, having made arrang
n ments for running regular Line If
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admit have been obtained by information in and out q,
bdnk. and by inspection of he a.
MI SAID tia, hs paragraph ted the lst OF The
msdeeds OF the Bank which he proposed, at this time to
bring 10 The notice OF the Senate. He had upon
these points heretofore Often he had spoken against
the United States Bank, and much $ he had said
against he had le these points untouched because he
oil the great and heavy charges which the Government i
reetors in the formal and responsible insnucr had
brought against the institution. That inv gaion has
been attempted, and has been bshed The House OF Re-
representatives. repulsed from the doors OF the Bank
white the editors oil newspapers, in the confidence Of the
bsnk, nave information OF its proceedings accounts and
expenditures, and inspect its documents and ali this
without the Knowledge or action oil the Board.
Mr. b. said, that the Government directors had made out
case against the Bank, which show ed the institution 10
be unworthy, not only oil confidence, but OF
and which nusi stand for true until dsproved The case
compartments, with specific aud sustain
the disresses and Of the last winter nerf
direct charge Tor violating the charter in trsnsscy the
great business OF the Bank in subaern committees With
out the know ledge, sanction OF the board; thirdly Iii.
rect charge Tor excluding the Government
participation and knowledge OF the business the
tuition; snd. Jorfhy. with giving editors OF newspa.
pers, for public zion, the information of its
Which rs denied In committee OF gress and 10 Tie
President Of the United States. And, AFTER making th, se
changes the Government Dire expressly refer Ia IN.
books oil the Bank 10 what they say, and offer Ia
abide The issue OF an Inspector. The Bank refuses TO
abide this issue! II rcpuses the committee which is sen,
TO make the inspection, and the Directors refuse 10
word. Under these circumstances and for these ,au.es
Terry refuse TO restore 10 them the keeping oil tie public
monies.
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SnANC&H-VIRaLnIA,-- Oxxcsu Sapesip x
- Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held Tor
Buckingham county, at the Court house, on Wednesday
the 10Th day oil April, 1884. sitting Court Of Chan
Gerry:
John Couch and Mary his wife, John Couch q, sdmsr
OF his former wife, Elizabeth Couch deceased Thomas
Anderson and William Couch. adnr Of Ann Couch do
ceased, PLAINTIFF
against
Robert Rives John Colman, ex'er. Of John Harris de-
ceased, Thomas w. Gmer, exo admir- de bc,is
n0n 81 10 any other character representing the
estates oil Christopher Hudson William Walker and
Nat Anderson SEN deceased, aud Nat. Anderson exor.
or admir- heir or csribuiee Of said Nat Anderson de-
ceased, or as any way representing the estate Of the said
Nat Anderson deceased, who executor OF Themes
Ande sou. dece ased Thomas Paeson and III. wife Sarah
Price Perkins, Sheriff aud ainr OF Samuel Winirey
dec'd Price Perkins in his right, John Anderson
and William Anderson, Defendants
This this day, 20 be heard on the bill
answers exhibits aud examination OF Witnesses and was
argued by counsel And il appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the Court that the order of public alton awarded against
he ao-ent defendant Nathaniel Anderson hath been du-
executed the Court doth take the plaintiffs for confess
Gu as 70 ,hs defendant On consideration whereof the
Court doth audgc order aud decree one of the Com
nisoners oil this Court, doth examine, state and settle
Tue accounts OF the Tate john Harris, the late Nathaniel
Anderson and the defendant Robert Rives ex'or of the
last WI aud Testament OF Thomas Anderson, deceased,
exhibiting general view Of the estate end separate
account OF each OF the receipts aud OF each
OF sad ex'ors distributing real aud personal assets max
ing any statements deemed pertinent, by hims H. or re-
CURED by the parties TO be stated and make report to-
this Court.
Copy. Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, C. d. C.
the 10Th and 10th days OF July at Court.
house. the 22d 23d aud 2ih days Of July next n, tie
f'vern in Bent Creek; aud the 9th, OH and 7ih dsy
OF August next at Warren Ferry, Buc sngha, the Com
missioner VIII proceed 10 the execution OF the above order
JOHN I. B0COK, Com'r.
Juue 3. SIS,
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YUvo Thu puRIvc.-Jous Davis. . p.uvs .. an,

FHVo, TIM PvHlc.-JouN Davis. nalivs Of All.
ghany County. Va, lett the part Of the state
II Is believed about the beginning OF March, where he
was engaged In business His Parents knowing what
has become OF him. are In great affection They learn
mat ne passed through some OF the counties below the
bns' Ridge, JouneyDg loot Surgeon Deu,ist-th,t
aurng The month Of April he was in Charlottesville AL
oemafie County They are suffering the deepest anxiety
from MS absence aud long silence, which they believe to
De oecasioned by sudden aud heavy noriune Hitherto
every enquiry aud exeron TO obtain further intelligence
aooo' nhn have proved unasailng, which thus compeis
WA, through benevolent community, some tdings may
ieng'h De had oil their absent sono happily shoulJ
W's meet his eye. be would hasten home where every
consolation parental tenderness eaa bestow awaits hun
.,, JESSE DAVIS
n. sa,ay so'h,y, v a.. June s. S-if
giving tho above an insertion, the la.ting gratitude 81 ~
bereGsed parents 800 - s s'"'o' '"e
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POETRY.
"Sve. vvr sss.iNs uNsuSG. =

From the .Nso York Eack0baeker for Jane
sTANZiS-BY r. 4. kfAnLE.
Thou little star, that IN yon purple cloud
hang'st. like a cw-dIop in a VIC ct bed
Fiisi gem OF Evening", gii,teIng mid tho shroul
Meath whose DARK folds the day lies co IA snl de,d
Mthfonsh my teas nv soul Looks up at thee,
Loatiing the ciayry chains that hind il here.
There come. fearful thought, that misery
Pcihsps "a found, cen In thy distant sphere.
Ar, thoVa world of sorrow asd Of sin
The heritage of death disease, decay.
Mi'daincss like that wander ia
Where all things tairost, snonnst pass away.
NM ntc There g,aves in thee, thou radiant world,
~ r which Affection, weeping bows her head?
where Hopes bright winga IL tho dark n.t nte futl
And living hearts lie buried with the dead.
PcIchanec they do not dio. that dwell il thee:
Pcrchance theirs IL darker doom than ours:
Cnmrasufod toll, and cndi.s- miss,y,
Aud striving, that hath neither di,s nor hout,.
Horrible dream! Oh. dark aud damL pn,b
Where now weeping walk, will no, leave thee
Esrih has que boon tor all her chsren-desthi
~, cPen thine arms, oh mother! and deceive mel
daAe OIL the bitter burihen from the slave
eisc mo my birth-tight-givc the graye-ihe grave!
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each Board be Committee 10 carry into effect the object
OF ile shogc resolution.
Resoioed. That the Members Of the Common Council
wear the usual badge Of mourning ior 60 days
Resoieed. That the Mayor express TO the family Of
Cen Lafayette the deep OF which has per-
ysed this land in Of the decease the
ly and well-,ried friend oi America.
Which resolutions we've unanimously adoped toyether
with the following. in addition, by MIR. Os,rsndei:
Resoired That the PR siding Officers OF tie two Boards
cause the Council Chambers to be hung with black for the
period oil 60 days.
The following gentlemen were appointed a Commi tee
oil Arrangements the par, Of the Board OF Aldermen
VIZ: nessis Siilw Osirander. Hopkins. aud Loveu.
communicable eeeived lrou the Veteran Corps
OF Artillery offering th-r services Gre nute guns
and 10 perforin other duties tins mounul
IL was referred to the Committee vi Arrangements The
Board Then a,sutpcd.
BOARD ASSISTANT ALDERsrEN
Mir Johnson, in the ~ esidens absence, appointed
Pfes'dent pro tenpore
The resolutions from the other Board relative 10 the
demise OF Gen. Lafayette, were unanimously concurred
ill., and the following Committee OF Arrang- men appon,-
ell, viz; Mes RS Stewart, Suydam, Ta,lmadge aud De.
lsmaieT. The Board then adjourned.
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RER. VIM. A. ABRAHAM-sfR As you are no
I7A inhabant Of this Sate you will please take notice
that The 26i day Of July next Buckingham Court
House. IN the county Of Buckingham and State Of Virgil
W Hubbard and others to be read evidence in sui
In cbancery, depending IN The Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chsncety for the county Of Buckingham In
which suit we are PLAINTIFF, and you and Others are de-
PENDANTS And, II iben and there prevented we shall on
The lin Day Of august next proceed 10 take the deposit
lions Of the said Edmund w Hubbard and others 81 ,he
said buckingham Court House eBtioned where
you may attend, II you like. sAM'L FORD s. co.
MayM 6-vsw
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Fresln Drv danolls---In sfnre

VIE snip JDersOD just in from Liverpool, having
81 brought the remainder Of importation Of Spring
GOODS except few packages-and our reccp's Of 10.
estic end other Goods from the North having been very
beaHy within few days--we prepared to offer
70 our customers aud TO all who may 10 call on vs.
one Of The largest supplies Of Goods have ever had in
store, and which equal in style any hing ia the Dry
Goods live we have seen for many seasons. Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. more general adj
verlisemeDt will appear in few days.
f. s. J. S. JAMES & CO.,
April H. Tl10--m Market Square
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~ ANIED, as an Apprentice the Printing Bus-
w ness, Youth Of respectable connexions. from
to 10 years Of age, Possessngs good English EDUCATION
Apply ~ ne ohiee q This psptT tesy ~
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IN CHANCERY-VIRe Cumbe riand Conn.
n ~ Court, 2ihSlsy OF March, 1884,
John Fnqua and Joseph X. Furguson phas

against
Dnie Fuqua, Albert ID. Fuqna Jo, NJ Fuous. BEN
!amin L. Fuqua john Fuqus, Marcus REEVE aud Martha
MS WIZ sally Fnqns. Msry Fuqua, Jane Fuqus Jos Fu
qua, Mary e. Boxer Hartwe Tucker and Elz. his ,x;fs
lane Spencer Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
sr,"qus, Joseph Fuqu., Watkins Fuqua Lscky Fuoua.
Mary Fuqua, Eizsbe Furguson and Nancy Finn, -;
""" 'r"S' VI Nat. fuqua, uec., Drlts
The defendants, rhomas Fuqua. Joseph Fuqua Wat.
k'is foqna Lacky Fuqua Mary Fuqua, Jose, h NJ Flu
qua anu Sally Fuqna not having entered their appear
aee ana given security according the Assembly
anu The rules oil this Court aud appearing by
evidence That they not inhabitants this country /,
!. ordered that the said defendants appear here on The
hrst day oil June Court next aud answer the bill of the
p'huns; and that copy oil this order he forth with in
serted IN some newspaper published in the Civ of Rich
mona Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY posted at the front
door OF the Court House Of this county.
Copy-Tesc. d. b. WoODSoN, d. c.
may U. ll7-USw-
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NOIlCE.-The creditors OF Robert Balm, dec d. are
earnestly requested present their claims against
sa'd estate, for hna setlement and those indebted TO
make immediate payment
~ presumed that surplus Of funds, after payment Of
oeOs due from ihe estate OF II Bain will remain 10 be
pad over TO the heirs or legal representatives. They are
therefore, requested 10 make themselves known 10 me and
the grounds on which they consider themselves entitled
AS Is my wish 10 close my sdniDsf alton on the ca
tate shall plead this notice in bar of all claims that NAV
be presented or payment after tie let Of January ne
and apPy to Court for instructions how TO act in the dis
Wbu'ion OF lunds that may remain in 10Y hands
JAMES BROWN, Err
n ~ nm NiiteheT, Ulo t0Gs Err Of Robert Bain
Richmond, June H. I2-u6,v
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I'm CHAHCERY-VI RGINIA--AIa Circui1 Snoe1;or
IA Court OF Law and Ch4ncery continued aud held for
Tie county OF buckingham the l7h day Of April 1884:
Lawson G. Tyler, PIN.
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John Morris, Administrator Of Richard Hardimap deed
Thomas Nj BonlnraDt, John Morris and Nathan Spencer
executors OF William Ii. Perkins, dce'd aud John lar.
diman, - m. "'-
ihedeicndani, John Hardman, not having entered ap
Pearance and given security according the Act of AS
sem9y ana the Rules OF this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence. that he not an nhsiis, Of &
Couny is ordered, That The said absent de do
appear here on the FIRST day OF the next September
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
Order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
nthe City Richmond, Tor two months successively and
posted at The front door Of the Court House Of this county
. Copy-Ieste, X. ELDRIDGE, C. 8. c.
May %. ia.
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NJ slay r'pegeaiy u,es tts vora eSer.a
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HEOLFlNG CLOTHs.--The subscdbets, importer
y Of Boiling Clobs offer for ssle on the most isyors
nabe terms, by wholesale Tois an asortinsn, Of yea
hume Anchor Cloths. JAMES CHESTON & SON.
Commerce 81. Hb0Lf.
baltimore, June iOh, 1884 10-0tr
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CuANCERY-NIRGINIA Rule. he Id i'm The
n Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
day of May, 1894 80 ~
Charles p Goodall. pi,,ro
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From the New York Journal of Commerce.
THE AEEAlR AL IOiIIUN

We have at length the particulars ol the disaster at
Touon III two letters to OF the Editors Ibis psper
from friend OH board the friga,e United S,a,es and lose
time in laying them before readers II arpeats
that the Kings bitthla. in celebrating which the acci.
dealt occurred IL list oi May, instead oil The 20 April az
incorrectly stated in the American Almanac The mum.
Der OF shot fired three.
m 81
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Juue 3.
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BOW a5sTBC.

Sr. LOWS, November X.
Igdtan Murders, and probable Uar---The steam boat
warrior arrived at this port Saturday from Prairie du
Slnen we are sorry 10 learn--as we do by herthat
,be Indians ~ that region have again been engaged in
hosie nets, and that ey poriend serious termination
short time since party Of the Sacs and Foxes attacked
Aaa kihea uree persons The murderers were however
Qt was ascersened at Rock Iand delivered up by Kco-
kuc to detachment of United States soldiers under
command 81 CaPt ------. They put board of
the steam boat WiBnebago, then ascending the Misss
trial
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I'm CHANCERY- vIncISIA-At Circuit Superior
u Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Northumberland county, at thes Courthouse Friday
the 9th October 1884:
Jenima s. Cameron, administrators of Willis Dame
ron, dec d., and VIM. M. Dsmeron, Complts.
against
Isaac Brent administrator of Thomas Cameron dec d.
Lawson Hathaway, administrators of LudweE L. Locke
decd and John w A. Edmondn, and Annly his wife,
bridge, administrator of Elizabeth p Brent, deceased,
Defendants.
And the same, Compainants
against
Isaac Brent guardian and administrator of Caroline G.
Damcron deceased, john NIeridth and Thomas James,
and VIM H. cambridge, administrator of Elizabeth Z.
Brent, dec d., Defendants
On the motion of the COMPLIMENTS and by consent of
parties, these two consolidated and the sub
been returned executed all the Defendants and
than four months having elapsed since the thereof
properly executed the defendants, John Meridth
Thomas James, and William Ill. Cambridge and they still
failing to appear and answer the Bills OF the complain
ants are taken for confessed as to them.
And this coming be heard the Bills of the
OF the other defendants Isaac Brent, Lawson Hathaway
and John w. A. Edmonds and wife and rcplications
thereto, and was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof, the Court doth adiudge or
der and Decree that the defendant Isanc Brent
before the Commissioner of this Court his
administration upon the estate of his intestine Thomas
Dameron and that the said Isaac Brent do render
before the Commissioner of his guar
dianshp of Caroline G.. Cameron, dec d. and also an
account of his administration the estate of the said
Caroline CT Cameron, dec ID And the Court doth further
ndudge order and decree that the said Commissioner do
take an account of any money paid by the said Isaac
Brent to the plaintiffs either of them which he may
have paid the security of the plaintiff Jcmna s. Da-
nerons ntestaej and account of the debts due from
the plaintiff VIM. Nj Cameron, or from Willis Cameron
is directed TO report his proceedings under this decree
together with any special matters deemed pertinent by
HIMSELF which he may be required state by any par
S. A. NJ. LELAND, ox.cs c.L.&c.
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November Ia.
CANCER
find the art Of Healing, generally.

IND hc art Of Iealing, generally.
FHVHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
IL of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid,
that he has become competenty acquainted by the in
structions from the celebrated DR. Lynch of New York
city, to that formidable and fatal disease denomi-
mated Cancer without the of knife or caustc but
effected in the way and manner pracsed by DIR.
LYNCH who has met with unparalleled in the
treatment of this complaint and also that of Fsuo
FsuaAs the subscriber is here now, from the City of
New York, any person wishing to be cured of the above
named complaints, will please to apply immediately to
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, Jan. 8. w. W. MARSHALL.
Certificate from DR.. Lynch
do hereby certify that DIR. w w. Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
which Is attending to Cancer complaints, and the art of
healing, generally. lie is using my medicine. /
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those a
ficted. d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers TO Mr. Day of Manchester Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. James Casie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison, of Berkeley
All letters must be postpaid w w NJ
January 74-wtf
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STATEMENT No. i
Exhibits the receipts and disbursements of
the Commonwealth and the balance the end of each
quarter
Shewsythe quarterly receipts and disbursements
count Of the Literary Fund, James River Company,
Board of Public Works, and the North Western Turn
pike Road.
STATEMENT No.
Shews the particular state of the Treasury at the end
of each quarter during the fiscal year, ending with the
'20t. September, 1884.
STATEMENT No a
Shews the number and amount of certificates Of Pub
lie Debts iredeemcd within the fiscal year, and the
amount of interest paid of the Public Debt,
within the same period
STATEMENT No. 5
.Shews detail all the transactions the Treasury in
reation to the Cincinnati Society fund since my last
port list of the surviving pensioners, and list Of the
in my possession as Treasurer Of the Commonwealth.
STATEMENT No.
Shows the particular condition of the Washington
Monument Fund.
Within the fiscal year, the sum Of 500 $50 Ga cents
has been paid into the Treasury account of the
nue. OF 1884 arising partly from Merchants Ii
censes, payable IN May last.
BY reference to the Auditors Report it will be seen
that the amount of disbursements stated by him. does
not correspond with the amount paid out of the Trcasu-
ry Toexplain this variance the following statement is
made:
Disbursements per Auditors Report, $471 ZIG 81
Aud. warrants No S63 for 500 ID
cents and No. 1923 for Sgl5 So
cents, issued by Auditor prior to
LIST Oct 1888, and paid by Trea-
snrer within the last fiscal year, S3g9 OF
Checks issued by the Treasurer
warrants drawn by the Au-
ditor prior to the LIST Oct, 1888,
and paid at Bank during the last
fiscal year, viz:
On Bank Of Virginia
No. $780, to- $ BocOck,
for $15O75
$780, to J IIudson's
admir-. 40 hG
On Farmers Bank
No. 1910, to Henry Probat 3 50
2f23 NJ Ford 53-2O7 81 COS &c
S472,351 ~
Disbursements by Trcasrrcrs
Report .$472, 1877 90
Aud. checks ssned by the
Treasurer and not paid AZ
Bank within the fiscal year
ending 30Ul Sept, 1884, viz.
On Bank Of Yrginia--
no. 1885, to \. Poor, $40 %
On Farmers Bank
No. 2732, 10 }. Clcmends, n 90
28l3. to M Ford So "a SO @4S2 AL n
All Of which is very respectfully submitted
u. RUBFOOT, Tledr. Conn