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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
ALIRGINIA Al rule. held n the c,srk's office

NTIRGlNIA At rules held IN the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court 81 Ia" and
thancery, holden for Bedford county. the 1T day of
june Is:i5.--lIardin D. Muueli and DAVID q. Muir
rcl, late merchants and partners. trading under the
STYLE and finn Of H. \ u. g. Murrc Plaintiffs,
ellu-t Wesley Tracy John Tracy, Matthew Gibbs
and kcziah hrs wife, Nancy Tracy, William Harris.
adm Of William Tracy deed. aud in his own riglt.
sally Hams vile of sud William liarris.-Delcn-
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GERMAN
ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS

0tSTRECEINED- asso,,,,,,,, .,.,........,,
of snpcnorqual,v, and for s,io Inn u ''I
Anvil ~ ''oet' ROBERT KYLE.
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aDAUTxFUl SILKS, &c. &c.

kISF received, iIenry Browns, lr., a sup
- ply of new and fashionable SILKS, among which
are many very and beautiful articles, selected b,
Nh 81 ulaiHin Hunt, during his recent visit to the
North, such as
Rich Figured splendid Silks,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

Thu Defendants Wesley Tracy, John Tracy aud
Matthew Gibbs and kezIah LIS wife not having rtl-
tered their appearance and given security according
the act Of assembly and the rules OF this court.
and II appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that tit }
are not inhabitants OF tins commonwealth. =, or
dcrcd, that they do ape here the fit q - hi
nrNt term, and answer the plaintiffs LII. thai this
order be inserted IA somr eHsplpcr, publ led in
LyuchbnE, iortwp uIOaths sucrc~Slycl,, and po I'D
helrout dout ri the courthouse Of hia cuuifs Oh
.nln.- cnnn MaA. \ { amA---.En-lc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

,, T" every ,hihg IN thatnc the market will afford
aan us .s.'onsnheht IS under the superintendent
ana management Of Capt Thomas Su,ru whose
long acquaintance mlhat business. and zcalons dis
position to please, will, he hopes, give general sat
isiactlon to all those who NAV natron;vo hin,
FRANCIS CALLAWAY. 1oI
N.B. would take occasion to ro,,,rl ,b,tI
have procured the services Off C,nn''r IT, *
pafrkeeper and general Superintendent, whose
qualifications and disposition TO nlna.o ,rn ,oo .eI
known here and elsewhere to require comment.
Jvnohh, &c, 1g't
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Bacon! Bacon!

Il eHn LES of Superior Bacon-JuSt r.,
,.,. ROBINSON s. ELLIOTT
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JlllN :

y lRGlNl\:--lr a court held for Bedford conn-
~, n the courthouse, the Ped day OF june lsS5
EoNkef Preston, Smlthson II. Davis, and John o.
'rIt"ich, merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm of DAVIS, Preston. \ Co. Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

The defendant Peter Burroughs, not having Ell
tered disappearance and given security according To
the act ot Assembly, and lc rule, Of tins court. and
happening 10y satisfactory evidence, that hc is not an
lnhahlnI ol tins toumouN cath. it is ordered, that
lac do appear here the FIRST DAY OF the next term.
and answer the bills of the plaintiff and that this or
der be inserted III some newspaper, published in
Iynchbutg, for Two months euccessiycly and posted
al the front door of the rllou,c of this county,
on some court day.
\ Copy-'fcstr,
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

IN BALES assorted, beachcd and urble,choa
Il " at prices that will be satisfactory. w.
,,,, ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
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June IL


BRICK BUILDING, on the corner of Third
street and Second Alley, in the town of LYNCH
burg, and Soliclts continuance of the same. Its
peculiar situation Central, Yet retired. adap,sit
to the convenience of business, as well as to the
comfort OF transient visitcrs. Without promising
much, 1t will be his constant exerton to perform
every consideration conducive to the satisfaction
OF all who may visit the house. As to Servants.
osffefs' bGf ana Ln,der, he only SAYS, that his
interest IS 'den'll'ed with that his guests Fam
mes ana stage passengers prcfcrrng this situation
TO others, are offered every indictment. and will
be subject to no Inconvenience nm ,cc,n,t or ,ho
arrival and departure of the stages. Suffice il to
say that II an nnrcmittng zeal and disnosit;on 10
please and promote the comforts of his patrons.
gives INN amy claim on the public, no one shall
leave the house dissatisfied.
.,, IN addition to the Tavern establishment, he has
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RIO. {. MITCHELL, G. b. {.
p u1,
June p

lRGiNl \.-N Rules held IN the Clerks office
o the Circuit superior Court of Law and Cban-
Gerry Lon the county of amherst, ON Monday the ith
loN II Ny lsi5.-Wllliam Davidson and Henry |
W. Camden, Pits. against William II. Camden
" rNleN l.. Duncan. IN his own night aud as Adj
mhlNtraior de DO MS non with the will annexed of
Sarah l5nrruS, deceased, Dctts.-In Cbanecrv
The defendant " ilham H. Camden not ha,ing
entered ms appearance and given security according
10 the ac, OF ASSEMBLE, aud the rules OF this Cour
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence that hc *
not an Iuhahltan OF this Commonwealth. On motion
oi the plaintiffs by Counsel. it is ordered than the
sad defendant William II Camden do appear here ON
on h'latr the hfst day ct the next ter answer thc
bill of the Pantiils, and that copy of this nrles ,
forthwith inserted in the LNnchbura Nils;rit r.,,,
two months successfully, and posted ~ IN iron. 5or
Of the CONT house in said county. \ cony-t,zt.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr. {.
N,Nni
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GLNSS-A supply lust received bv
~ H. Il. RICHARDS a. Go
July II .,
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RESTORATIVE.
Liquors, Ice Sl.eu,,,s.

IN room OF the Washington Hotel, whic
al! times be furnished with the host
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Tobacco Land for Sale OF Rent.

.lnnc p. lS35
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THag; WASHINGTON HOTEL.

The subscriber bces leave
TO tender the public his
grateful acknowledgements,
for the very liberal and gen.
erous patronage they have
bestowed upon him since he
undertook the management
,f,l:
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juno q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

The Canal Tolls Of New York amount in . IL
months to about $3.50 ,OO0rhe present canals arc not
capacious enough admit the transportation Of all the
produce which is coming TO market Judge Wright in
forms us, that he saw few days ago 90 boats wait
ing at one Of The locks, 10 pass throUghThc Lcgisla-
ture have determined at It's last session enlarge the
Erie Canal and Iocks--and the Canal Boasd have met
a. Albany to determine The dimensions 10 which they
should be cxpandcdIn addition 70 the Canal, we an
dersand 1t Is highly probable that the Legislature will
authorsc, ct its next session. RAILROAD % lee made
from the Lakes to the Southern counties Of the State
II sexPected that there viii be demand for all this adj
donal transportation. The facility and cbeapncss Of
carriage, muluPes TIC productions and calls and
inferior lands into cultivation As IL s in New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
~ GEYERaL C0nRr

Mr.. Randolph's Will is still under invcstig CATION Many
dispositions have been read--many witnesses examined
Two from Philadelphia were before the Court Friday
VIZ. Mr. Badger, at whose Hotel Mr. Randolph died
and DR. Parrish who attended the moments of this
extraordinary man. The statement, and appearance, Of
The Doctor corfcspOnded with tie high celebrity which
he has acquired as Of the most distinguished ply.
sieians Of fhladcphia,A member Of The Society Of
Friends c appeared in the Court with lis bat on, aud
pressed himself in The peculiar phrascology Of his
we have heard such high character Of his Deposition
from cycry one who .Lnncd o l that sla nltanlpt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

The Wing will excuse us--Bnt we must rcpudiate its
hattery. in small or in large doses.-We equally in
different about its compliments and its ccnsures-n
truth, who care for either II scarcely remains
in the same mood more than week together-What il
praises to-day ii is apt to abuse weckNn one can
ever be certain what key it is next to sound If it
now yields to impulse II is sure 10 regret it afterwards.
1t sinS and then rrents-and perhaps the best thing
can do is TO ''pyay
In respect we hold very different proposition
from the Wings We maintain that the diriiesi sheet
does possess the ''grcatrs nfnence-and tive re.
sort to the facts at hando the WING tsclfn support
of sthcnrv - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
GEOPGD UNJOy C0YYf.YTION

The Union Meetings for appointing Delegates 70 the
Convention Of Georgia. 10 meet the st inst have
spread through the State. We have before the Pro-
ccediDgs IN the counties Of Houston, Lincoln Jackson
Hall Jones, Forsyth end Crawford. They have instruct
ed their Delegates to the Convention to support tho
munitions Of The Baltimore Convention Ve entertain
more doubt Of Georgia voting for Mr.. Van Buren,
than VIC have Of New York, Pennsy yana and New Jer-
satisfactory information
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

Wsiearn from gchmond that tho dis,as6etoa In y;,ia, M
W. @ ns homlnalio Of Col Joasson cadi5ais fer
STATE ~ regard TO Ue Pcsileucy surgestsd ~ oeaei
men mere WHO arc oppossd 81. Van ufsa that II the ne
son Oh Cougfcss, pOpOton will fsuss
oy Nc webster, sr McIcsn anl Jmigc White upon come
Phi. Cq1euc ' '"' P''F''.
- a fresh candidate A horse? Who can il he ?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

"Tho Enquirer thinks we nrc
involved in the pains and penalties
lot mn inconsiSffhey, Ia very abhur-
rcd crime IN the eyes Of that pa
per- because We ACKNOWLEDGE its
influence To he sufficient 20 re
unite the old Republican, party and
the South, md in the same breath
pronounced 1t the dirtiest' sheet
IN America. We should lament
to be thought inconsistent by the
Enquirer Inconsistency has thri.
ven 80 with our neishbor, that he
Is resolved upon n monopoly and
therefore, suggest that 'diny'
sheet may have Might
'wo not enlarge the position and
say that the 'diftiest sheet may
have the greatest infiucnce!-But
we will not resort To theory, when
facts are at hand. We were very
iar from intending Ia enhance the
bestowed on the En-
quifcr in the acknowledgment of
IT'S influence, by extending that in
hnence as IL conceitcdly imasines
10 tho People Of the South'--or
by conceding tina, the bulk orthosc
Il did influence, were ofn charac-
ter to convey any compliment to
the enquirer itself II il apps-
rent that cur ncighbor acted some-
what AS Decimus Bruius said Cr-
-ar would: IN seeming to repudi-
ate the tattefy, our contemporary
has swallowed more than we in
tended 10 administer"
JfAg Of i,h inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
MARRIAGES.

Married Gu Thursday evening last by the Keeling Mr.
Jamcs hbldcraf, 10 Mr5. Elizabeth Baxter, all city,
mhrrod Wednesday, the 9th Of June by the Rcvd
Aarn Francis b. Gheaham, to Miss Elizabeth Ann daughter
Phiucas Clay, Esq, nllo Cheserfcd county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
Another Splendid E.oafcrys

NJ. $40 O00--and 30 prizes each Of .0C0 ~
VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP, No. 10,
To be drawn at Alexandra, on Saturday 9th July.
66 No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
GRAND CAyfrALsf
LOS $50 O0O 30 OOO 900 900 3TO4 10 Of 900, 600
ind LOWEST PRfZE, SI2
Tickets $40 Ifalres 3, Quarters. 2 90
NJ Orders meet the yfoGpt attention, III ed-
diessed 10 THOMAS b. BIGGER
lime 2O IC--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
EgEGGEEs'S EXCHANGE,
ND LOTTERY OFFICE RfcH1oyD, ViRorNlA
Drawn Numbers Of
Virginia BisnRaf swamp no. Sss,

Which drew at Alcxandria 27th June, 1e25.
% 80 If 30 G2 81 6 50 ~ az
Whole ticket, No 6, %. 42, Capital Of $780, do. ",
81 r. do Of 300 both sold aud the cash Will,
usual, be paid at sight, by BIGGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

wor,lfFicld-"A horse a horse Kingdom for a
horsf (and us Edwin, the Comedian, trsvestied il,
"I1 can't get horse Jacka will do Run him,
h9fcver, gentlemen, you please CASH r your new
pbc q, Judge White--but the effort will not succeed.
Ihe Arch Magician will in all probability carry the day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

The SLAVE Casa few days since we furnished
our readers with particular statement of the
50 far as attanabe, in of young girl recently
sezcd in this city by individual from tho South and
decidedly against the claimant and we are pleased TO
find that correct decision that effect
had yesterday before Judge Randall, and the girl was
ercst and great numbers of people present
the decision.
Sevenof the nine blacks indicted before the Mayors
Court for assault and battery with to kill
Maria Congo and daughters, found guilty Mon
day last. Bhis Maria Congo the witness whose
evidence relied prove that girl above 80
toned wasin reality slave alleged-PenD 'a"'0"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

va understand that the public expectation in relation
to ar. Cooper's work. TIE laoaikinS, win shortly
lie s"s'i6cd' The publishers, Moses. Carey Lea q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
Drawn Numbers of
Mary land state lottery, GIass I.s.

- q - 81 II 81 u 8 s..
Whole Ticket No. /, 3 81, the Third highest Capital
Of 2OO0 Dollars, sold To gentleman IN the com.
Try and the cash usual paid sight The fortunate
holder by BIGGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

TExAs.--Col. Peter Ellis Bean Of the Mexican service
in alrer addressed to the Secretary of War asks the
attention of Government to the fact that than
hundred Chocaw indians have recently gone from
the United States into the settled portions of the Texas
and that many others making preparations follow
He complains that this is in direct contravcnton of the
treaty concluded in 1881 between the U States and Ne XII
and that the consequences may be very disastrous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

enough 70 tell in what page of her history we shall
md his devotion TO the great Sates-Rght Principles to
which she is devotcd' Will the Wing point oct single
line he has written(save his Report Of 1872 that
TO be expunged from records single speech he has
made--a single service lac has rendered. the Cham
pion OF her doctrines We challenge the Wing to pro-
dace one title of evidence Of actual service in the
cause OF State Rights to support the splendid pancgyrc
which he no,c pays to Mr.. Leigh
CHEROKEES.
The Governor of Georgia has determined 10 institute
aguard under Resolution of the last General Assem-.
bly, by calling out such force the circumstances may
require. for the security. relief nd protection uf the CT
uzens as well as the friendly ChcroAecs Ridges friends
from the apprchendcd dcprcdaons of the Ross pa ty
and their allies. Col Bishop, of Murray county viii
take the command-The Federal Union says, that re-
centlya Cherokee, of the Amichce Visgc was beaten
to death by party of Rossmen, for declaring himself
friendly to Ridge.
Mr. John Bailey, formerly member of Congress from
Massachusetts, died at his residence Dorchester on the
Goth ut
~ We arc authorized to state that poll will be taken
for Joel flollcman of Isle of Wight; Spring in the
Senatorial DistrictFrancis T.. Rivcs Esq having an
nounced his intention of declining n poll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

as their President Think you, that you can make tho
People of Rsndolphs old District believe that Andrew
could; or that he would HIMSELF for any such en-
issary of the DevR Desperation, itself could have
and Editor Wing, would have "the People Of Rsndolphs
old District TO believe in despite Of facts and
their senses, that the Wings the Anti abolition
lists Both know that these fanatics and Heaven daring
Hypocrites are not confined, exclusively, any po
ii'cal party Both might know, also, that most of
them arc Whigs.-' Farmer verify believes the mass
If New England aboitionists. He surely knows
Webster is Wing of the first water and that the
Society has formed under the i'm posing name Of the
american Unon, of which the great aud independent
wing Senator. Theodore Frelinghuysen, of the
It's high time for American patriots, especially chris
an patriots to prepare to meet these desperate agtaors
the way to do this is not to stie the voice of the people
OF Virginia in the Presidential election and send il
Washington there TO be managed by Henry Clay. John
Q. Adams, Senator Bell, the U. s. Bank, and Tristram
SPIRIT OF ROANOKE
rru,e. cos,. se ia dc pssiis1tary i Jir
s,s r so .S'.f s. ss5 g commencing Tie LIST Of % and
N%ass f Of white tom males in the Peni'ona on the LIST
DO. do. females,
Be- 30. s DO: ; sss;ss males q
Discharged from the Is, April to June,
DO. females, Ia
Died.. White males, William Boar, from Peters
burg, the l3ib April,
Do. do BENJAMIN Bsughan, from Essex county,
the 2Sih April, l-9 IL
Received fo~ the LIST April to Both June. 1886
White rnalcs,
CoioEed do. .
Number prison Is, day OF July 1895. leo
OF whom there
White malcs, lis
Do. females, lilo
Colorcd females, 90
DO. females, S-H leo
HOSPITAL.
April lat, 1895. Namber remaining N the Hospital 4
Admitted IN April, 81
DO. May, rs
Do. June, 81
90
Discharged in April, IL
~.
Juac
Died in April 2--79
Remaining the LIST July, IL
Slaves confined for sale transportation
this day--males
These died of Measles which disease consi
deable and of the during quar-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

We understand that Dr. Samuel s<1oFe mas resigned
the Office of Director of tie t. OF t.e omea states,
Robert NJ Poter.-n M D. of the University of Yr-
gnia has l.-<n appointed to succeed hlm.-id.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

WOHN o. LAY has for sale, at hs Store, 14th
CD street, Richmond
so Baskets superior Champagne Wine, branded
"Key," Napoleon and "Laveu,
10 Boxes old Hook and LATTE Caret vintage Of 1919,
roo BoAes Bosdeaasx Ciarst,
80 Do. Muscat Wine,
20 Do. Sautrrnc,
so Or casks Marseilles Madeira,
- DO. do. Port,
90 Bills genuine Port, direct from Lisbon,
Old Madeira Wine, in half pipes and or. casks,
300 Bbls. first quality mess and prime Pork,
100 DO Family Flour
100 Do. Mountain sup do.
300 1icrces Thomaston Lime,
1000 Bsfshcis Lchigh Coal,
10 Pieces Dunore Cotton Begging,
25 Barrels Coal Tar,
20 Of "Seotrs warranted FIRE proof Iron Chests,"
various sizes and prices.
July 3. l7---9t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
Remaining ON tho Is, Inlv.

Slaves confined for sale aud transportation
on this day--maes
These died of Measles which allied
deabe extent and the malignant characters during the quar-
C.. 8. MORGAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
cLlEROKEES.

MIR John Bailey formerly member of Congress from
Goth ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

"Turn, Thomas Richie, Esq.
turn, and contemplate this good
~ prospect Or, NJ yon yourself
were wont to allnonish, Puu.c-
pause we bcscech ye.' IL il a dis
NAL one for Nirsinia principles, rs
you must give testimony ia youi
heart OF hearts. Give ny your New
York fnncics, aud cut your new H.
dcral Alice, aud unite with thos,
who are resolved, it possible, q
band tho whole South together
and once more prcscnt an insupcta
bic wall TO federal aggression. w,
mean not land YOU will hardly SUE
pee, US of the pupose) to ilaitcI
you, when we say thai the iDilu
ence of The Enquirer is almost tn,
only impeachment To this union
this reunion OF brethren, having
the same interest unl principles
aud threatened by common aud
sfcat dagger. Those with whom
you are cooperating, you musl
now b. aware, care not for ths
South, her peculiar principles o,
her peculiar relations. They At,
wild latitudinafians, aud umal "a
mationisis aud aboliiionisis AZ,
their allies aud associates. III,
South divided, must ba greail,
moro endangered, greatly less alb,
to promot. hcrpfiuciplcs, than tn,
South united. The Enquirer car
do much, ifnoi all TO heal her dis
scntiOns and fenofe union--an,
will You prefer To this really patri
. otto object, the election Of Van Blu
rem aud JobnEon."-
Hhig If ara at.
no." Uncle nitehie 'Scorns
the compliments OF the lvhiy, (in
ascri5ing to the enquirer the ia
fiuenco TO unite the South, b,
abandoning liz NN;thcrn fedora
aud abolition allies, nnh combin
ing with the Oil Republican PAT
~ y he scofns" compliment
which b. says, 'are just as insi
diOu. a. they are eGtrdraSaht.' Ii
reply to our earnest and most b0H1
f'fc, however ''cNiray asant" up
peal to his patriotisr, ho says
= But We are prepared TO say, thaI
" tre could not, VNs IeoVM is no.
moro true than we woull not, il
we coul,l" desert Van.) This,
We suppose, is equivalent to the
words ofR fashionable couplsi so
size conl,i'nt, aud she wsuld'ni
D lsIy H9UL -" qnn Nan :
- k lrn,nn, do indeed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

NBANK OF V9HGlNbA. The President Ssd Direc-
n have this day deciaredS dividend out Of the
profits for the last half year. Of FIVE dollars each of
the 81 400 shares of stock Of the Bank, which, after
Ieserving thirty each Of the ~ 02 shares snb
ect bonus will be paid the Stockholders usual
the 10Th instant.
The Cashier is authorised TO say that provision will
be made out Of the premium 5000 shares of stock lae
y added exingus the residue of the bonus after the
present dividend. n. ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier.
July G. 1875 I8-tf5J