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CAPABLE Sos 70 attend child od She I"
% 81 Seat si:n S: snd %:fN
T0 on" sa
find al. family 1sr wishing ,Dsna in New York w
~ TO LET OR FOR sALE-A three story modern
E % sss s-s"S ss' " %ssb wi .s
minute, walk from the Peck slip Ferry. Apply on the pr.ms
0aGr VIZ j. T. TArsco q Fec. lin.
E within COW enen! distance rom the City Hall aud az
% waiter mS q ony
Ibsy snao e1nf ~
"A 70 iETSrhs .wo,sio,y Houses, No q Green.
A street, No i3 Ths%e: street No. Cedar street
dwelling part Of No s' Chatham street, and No. 50 Beach
Also avery pleasant Country Residence about miles from
tenant Apply to sue '' the 'oo'0r D BY *; good
zig 3ns.I l39 Fulton or ia Bank SC
ASA 70 LET5The handsome basement House and large
o,1den with fruit and ornamental and 'hru hbe,y,
s at The corner Of Pacific and Clinton south Brook
%:fi 9s% NJ Ssw FiT YORK Apply on the pre-
%sT aS ''Pe. may
. ss sd S AS H.a q N
ran sreet-he house and the of 7 street
a Ss he @ in III ID. 70 's s
sna ron 1s W apply the A"s' aS9 s Lad
"A sons eployrd on board the schooner Major George
Howard" OF Buhwick. HALT, master, account said
schooner or on account of the cantain or owner
ANTHONY HULsT. Owner
BushwIck Apul21 1919. aga Iwsrrc
A GREAT BARGAN.-A first rate Soda Fountain, with
"A all the good order For at one half the
first cost Has been used only last Inquire of Com
stock y Tyler, at 88 Barclay street. a22 81 inssr
B. I%porIs Of Havana sfga
public, that his etabsment will be the LIST OF
May TO No. Maiden lane, (Howerd Hot. For the lbe
raj patronage extended to duog the eighteen years,
tnu,nce Of the same. aas iwssr
JOHN BURTON,
MO 92n BOWERY, New York begs respectfully TO in
~ form ladies and fashionable world general that he
has received from auction at Or to su the times de-
sIabe assortment Of
AMAZONE BONNETs,
which he is enabled TO- offer remarkably low prices
Superior and first quality from three dollars fair
second quality, from to dollars.
Ladies wishing to purchase make
call II drsir"ui OF good selection. a23 8issr
PUBLIC BENEFACTOR--Th The D. rson thai makes a
blade OF STOW where before rrckoned
public benefa tor Ga the principle pde by far
nishng ectemen with fasbi bic Wearing Appar. al half
the usual nccs, at least doing them essential service
Who doubts Let him call at Wall street, opposite the
Church, and examine my goods aud prices
splendid black Coat for S5a20
Pants from S215 6
Vests, from Si5O a
B.-A full suit made twenty hours notce All
goods made up warranted to fit.
a23 lm.ec JGURNEE.
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transported s the canals, for ls4l and 1912, as fol
lsws
DESCRIPTION, QUANTITY AND VALUE OF THE PROPER
TY CLEARED AT ALL THE CoLLEcToRs' OFFICES THE
New YoRK STATE CANALS IN 1881 AND 1852
Articles Esfm'd
Description Tue Of each
The Forest Quant'y. article Quantity. Vdlue.
le4l 1912
Fur ,ud peIy lbs 6oesooo $7i63 35s S268 900 S26
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MADAM SUTTON, having arranged eturn to Italy the
" beginning OF August puols until
time TO give finishing lessons Italian Fl nch English
style OF Singing Her method is thar pursued Bordo9ni
vscca the first masters in Europe increasing the and
compass with astonishing rapidty Her lis will have the
by master alone who have been Ladies
sIrous OF awaiting themselves Of, Madam Suton limited stay
from o'clock till q y nao fmsr
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nv q. CURTIS, Nc. SO Maioen Lane, have received
w 'er patterns Of Paper Hangings of every quality
at lower prices than ever before offered.
The attention Of the trade and cfcouny mecha
quested Landlords wanting rooms
apered hsve their work done by the wOrmen and
Warranted on the most reasonable terms.
WINDOW SHADES
We have also received large assortment Of transparent
painted window shades, Of every variety and price.
Also chinzes and linens for shades, shade trimmings &C.
HAIR MATTRESSES.
We have constantly hand cured hair
every sire.
Also mattresses feather BEDS and every article in the
bedding line
Families about going to housekeeping, procure first
raj aricle at the most asonabe prices.
Steamboats, and vessels furnished the shortest notice.
U'HOLSTERY ARTICLES
We have also on hard every article the Upholstery bust
consisting part Of satin and worsfed damasks Of all
colos; furniture ch,nz alt ornaments poles rs,
pulpit trimmings, nges, bindings, cords, t.ses &c &C.
w. 4 q. CURTIS,
r2J 6tiss Maiden
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amount ofprinci-
pal &. intet IRE Received
deemed at ma for 81 in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-24

WILHELM MEYN who was IN the city Of New York
w about middle OF March last hereby informed that
Island. aa2 w dy&3.wysr
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STRAW BONNET
AND
LEGHOKN HAT
w A u ~ nnvTS

SO MAIDEN LANE
THE Subscriber has hand and will rive daily from
the manufactures, the toll owing desirable styles
and mi,ses Straw Bonnets:-
AMAZcNE,i MARSAlLLESI
MOOENA, ZEPHYRINE
IMPERIAL, RICE STRAW,
CIRCASSTAN. RUTLAND.
kNGLISH PUNISHABLE, ALBERT
DOUBLE SHELL, OPEN FRENCH LACE
The above description Of Bonne made after Orleans
Girsey aud other approved fashions.
Also Mems and Boys Panama. white and ored Leghorn
and Palm Leaf Hats.
Also. Shaker Hoods, Cords, Edgngs Flowers Ribbons
All Of which will be sold by the case dozen or single hat at
the lowest market p ice, for cash, by
ago lwis.m H. f. KETCHUM
A Ii NATIONS HOTEL, No III Broadway below
"A City otel-Tabe dHoe from IL till r. M in the au-
perb saloons Charge for Dinner g certs The bill Of Fare
shall not be surpassed by establishment the city Hand
somey furnished bedrooms be procured om' 50 per
week, or 81 cents u day,
y. B.-Pfivate Dining Rooms for Parties, &c.
On the ground floor enter Broadway Thames
there be ,ufal BOW LING ALLEYS in per
feet ordsr and neatly for which
charges reduced from IS 121 You
egant marble stairs there find Dining and Lodging Rooms
unequalled in this for
is also Billiard Saloon unrvaed for beauty well ted
and lighted with four elegant tables under
Michael Phan and Joseph White, who we'll known a no
lite and gentemanly persons in their vocatics, e..
ala 6issr JOHN COTTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
.Ir. De Bocdnesrd 10 HI. THompson
Translation
RF""S'"''"H'I
NATIONAL PALACE, MEXICO,


National PALACE, Mexico, }
August %, 1913 )
The undersigned, Secretary OF State for Foreign
Relations and Government, has received express or
ders from his Excellency, The Provisional President,
TO address the Hon. Waddy Thompson Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister pienpo,entary to the United
States and 10 give him clear dFiinite explanations
respecting an affair, lie consequences of which are
grave and serious oi The tao naions, whose friendship
and good understanding should be maintained. for thsr
reciprocal! interests, md or the welfare Of the whole
human
Unfortunately, 'ho events which have been occur
ring for many years IA tcs well the colonization of
Texas BY citizens Of the United Sates, the nsur-
eclion excited sustained and carried through BY
zens of these S;atcs--have appeared I, afford
grounds for doubling the sincerity und ranhness of the
conduct Of that powerful Republic with regard 10 the
h1exican nation, tlihough they were hound together
by treaties such esteemed sacred The inter
course and lations Of civilized States. This assertion
has found place in the series OF historical truths and
under this view alone, it is recalled BY the Mexican
Government with the deepest regret, and because, in
approaching the event which is anticipated, in
disper sable TO refer to The most laneBtabe ccum-
stances which have preceded it The recognition of
the independence of Texas by the Government Of the
u States which served as example, and even rs a
stimulus similar recogni,ions by some Governments
of Europe, was on the point Of altering the existing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
fhe G,o5s.l

Mr.. Editor A friend has called my attention to a
note OF the Hon Mr.. hopkins, in your paper ot last
night, n which although hope unnent'onally) il
appears 10 me Injurious 'nsnuaGns may be supposed
on the tariff yesterday. He says, that IN voting
against ne resolution, he was UNIV ling "t' give
vote which might, by implication, betray d'strus,
or the soundness of the Committee Of Ways ard
Means, which do not enterlan;' and that he could
not wave the presentation of petitions "for the
consideration Of a resolution which had been sud,
denly submitted, without consultation as to time and
matter"
AS 10 the resolution being "suddenly submitted, il
was drawn up shorty after Hon. MIR. lngersoll had
submitted resolution, proposing similar inquiry by
The Committee OF Ways and Means on the propriety
of taxing ',ea and Coffee to aheh heard no objec,
ton; and wss submitted the first opportunity, end
certainly .'whout consultation as TO time and matter,
either with VI. Hopkins, or any one else But, IN do
ing so, "a. fran intending any reflection or
disrust of tie COMMITTEE of Ways and Means as he can
be- Mr.. lneersoll and the House which sustained his
resnlu,ion am sure, 10 more than myself, supposed
that, by ordinary proceeding as submitting sub
ject OF inquiry committee, any cehsnre or d'stust
could be implied. Your obedeut servant
R. BARNWELL RHETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

HaNK OF yIRGINIA-The General Meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Bank Of Virginia will be held Banking
House. the city of Richmond on the second Monday slh OF
January by an act of The Legislature passed s5h March
1912 IL uovded THAT officer Director of Bank shall
hereafter by proxy any Stakeholder in any election Of ri
recor> Bank, shall proxy BE- valid which
shall have been sixty before the any
provided by the act: Tna President
any Bank General Agent Of Mann
Mining Company shall be hereafter e.br Di
rector Of any Bank. SAML. MARIN, Cashier.
Form the for voting by proxy any meeting OF Stock
holders:
ksnw NES THESE PREsFsrs, That - hereby
apnnnt te Substitute and Proxy for and IN -
name behalf election OF Director or rec
tors the Bank of Virginia: And furthermore 10 represent
all meetings Stockholders I'll said Bank, aud IN
behalf respecting the enaciing repeating or
amending Laws Ordinances Regulations be
deemed necessary ard convenient Tor the government ana ma
nage,en the said Bank, fully might or could, we're
personally present.
Witness - hand and seal this - day of -, Isl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

involves violation of the law of nations and particu-
larly of international law, by lis nfraeon Of the fst
article of The treaty of April s. 1881 publ shed IN Mex
leo in 1882 which says .sThere shall be firm, nvo-
obe and universal pence and true and sincere friend
ship, between the Mexican States and the Tn ted
Sn;es of America, in all the extent of their posst $
sons and territories and between their people and CT
teens respectively without distinction OF persons or
places.
M4xico has always taken care 10 fulfil her s'ipu'a-
tons because she knows what she owes 10 ether ma
tors: but she wishes aso that what is due 10 hers' u
should he observed and ma,ntaned and if on tn Sc
principles she protested and does protest she does
in this no more than fulfil obligation which is pecu-
liar to her sovereignty and independence, without pro-
posing ever 50 dislany TO inlmdate 10 warn, but
to show what it is proper for her TO do
The undersigned herewith repeats to the Hon "ad
dy Thompson The of his distinguished cons
dera,inn }. NJ DE BOCahEuha'
Hon. WADDY Thompson,
Enroy Extraordinary aad Minister Pien'potentary q
Tic United States cf .7merica.
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NJ. Tnnmnsoa 10 .iEr. Boeaneara.
LEGATION or THE U S OF hmfEicA

LEGATION or u. 5 OF AMFEIcA,
MEXICO, August p, le43
The undersigned has received and read with aston
ishmen the OF he exceency Jose Mara &c bo-
caneg,a, Minister of Foreign Relations and Govern
meni Of Yesterdays date At The vary moment when
ruinor of an invasion Of the territory Of Mexico by
citizens Of the United States, having no other authority
than the public newspapers, IS proven TO be Without
foundation and upon which rnmor his excellency had
addressed very strong note TO the undersigned, anoth
er is received OF similar character based upon no bet
ter authority The direct threat Of war; which his EX
cellency makes, precudes the undersigned from offer
ing any explanation Whatever upon the subject wan
n proud men, proud naon, the language 1t
menace is not only unavang, but has an inevitable
tendency 10 delea, lis object The Government of TIN
II seeks different path Of glory Still less does that CO.
vernmen desire war with Mexico But, fany thing could
excite such feeling, it will be the constant repetition
Of these threats, alike Incompatible in The judgment Of
the undersigned, with the respect due 10 his own Go
vernment and 10 that Of Mexico and the undersigned
requests that they may not be repeated III intended
for intimidation, they will have effect and II as a
warning, they are not necessary Tor his country al
ways in 4 condition to meet any emergency
The undersigned begs leave t. add, that "the glorl-
republic founded by the immortal " ashngton, has
its character in its keeping, and needs no admo
ntons from any quarter TO prevent irom stan or s.
honor"
The undersigned renews to his EScellency jose
Maria de Bocanegra, Minister OF Foreign Relations, &c,
the assurance OF his distinguished consideration
WADDY THOMPSON.
His Excelency JOSE MARIA DE BocAnEGKA,
Minister of Foreign Relations and Government.
Of the Mexican Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

THE sroLrs TRuSK.-The Albany papers contain
long s. OF the funds forwarded by the expires, oil
Pomeroy & Co the night il robbed, and which
depos It'd in the trunk that stolen a! ~ York
The aggregate amount about 100000, OF which
from 1880 :, 100000 in cash, consisting IN
bills OF The Albany and New York banks. Nothing
has yet heen heard of the missing trunk or OF the the
For The former reward of $4,000 is now offered Mr.
CopP, the agent in whose charge the trunk vas placed
has been arrested and examined on suspicion OF know
ing something rs TO its whereabouts; but nothing as
to the result of his examination has yet been made
public -r.vat. Int.
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n, Tzompsou 10 Mr.. De Boeanrgra.

mr1rco, September "a, 1913
Protesting against the Mexican decree of SePtem-
Der 81 which prohibits foreigners from carrying on re-
tail trade Mexico direct violation OF The tfenty
of amity and commerce between the republics the
third article of which is in the words following:
The citizens Of the countries respectively, shall
have liberty freely and securely to come, with their
vessels and cagoes all such places ports and rivers
of the United States of America and OF the United
Mexican States 10 which other foreigners permitted
to come 10 enter into the same and 10 remain and re-
side in any part of the said territories, respectively;
aso hire and occupy houses and warehouses for the
purpose OF their commerce. and TO trade therein IN all
sorts of produce, manufactures and merchandise and,
generally, the merchants and traders OF each nation
shall enjoy the complete protection and security
for their commerce"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
English and Classical Schools at tic Br,sctck MAcral


THE exercises Of instruction viii resumed the 10Th OF
January lsii; the commencing heretofore,
the 18th Of January aud endi:. the 18th une the second
session commencing the fist July and ending the last OF
November There being short suspension Of studies from the
5 Of JnGe I" the first of Jnly after public eNanlnation
thr Summer being shortened with The To give 10
the advantages the Springs in the scky
the months Of August and September
In the English will br Taught those n.ecs which
commonly taught in public aud Schools, The higher aud
branches Of English including the mos; useful branches
oil Mathematics Algebra Surveying, Tdscnomey, Mensua-
ton sc.
In the Classical course will he taught properly and yStemat-
caly the Classical Authors Laiia and Greek.
The accommodations Tie Springs Do'mores, pleasant
walks, and retired stuation students many a!saha
FIR study. The omiOrIes being suitably arranged aud pre-
pared with comfortable private rooms, accommodate two or
four Students occasion may And the operation 81
the School for three SUCCESSFULLY tests the vne ana
healthy properties of the There having occurred IN
the time single Of contracted disease To justify - call
Physician, and particularly during the sickly 81 the
present when much sickness has generally peTradrd tie
country and immediate ueiglboFhood
,:iweeky from elfed, passing by the premises, vii!
afford Ia students cay conveyance 10 the Springs
Terms efctoore:guard per session of five months, te
.,u6cnt furnishing his lights,) so 0'
For the IiasSics, IL ~
For The higher English branches Algebra Surveying Tri-
conGmciry, Mensuration &c. 10 20
For the higher English branches .ahematcial branches
exccp,ccJ 70 81
For tie Elementary branches per session, 10 90
Students after having entered, viii c considered
for the session, and deduction viii be made except
OF protracttd sickness. JOHN J. GRlGG.
Zee 59-w4w
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Great Reduction in the Price Of HATS and
CAPS, at the Town and Country Hat Manu-
factory under the Columbian Hotel,

NcHWDHH, virginia..
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally has hand larger and better assert
ment than 1d consisting OF Fine Fur SILK Cass
mere and RUSSIA Hats Fur Cloth, Velvet Seaet Glazed and
Hair Caps Black ah Wool Hats &C., in all the new
nd varied STYLES shapes Under the that the s
ten of small pro,s quick most advantageous, he
has adopted IT,. method doing business entirely fer cash. and
consequently enabled sell at much lower prices than those
give credit.
p S-To friends in the Country, who have pa.ronised
him. tsosc who have not he hopes TO
acquainted with.
Oct ~ 4a-wly
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my. l2:h. lS..3.


VIRGINIA EDGE TOOL MASUFACTORY.
THE subscriber would call the attention of merchants, farmers
and Others Ia he manufacturing and sell
ing all kinds of EDGE TOOLS cheaper than they can be obtained
any where in Virginia All that he asks call bein'c rch's-
and he viii satisfy those who are disposed to en-
co,pe HOME that he make good ANES,
the North and VIII sell them for less than
articles be bought IT the North All persons are IN
yrd TO call and examine whether they wish purchase
Orders for kinds Of work thankfully received aud pune
' JOHN HITCIICOCKS.
Richmond. Nov. li.h, 1Si3 5i-ii6s WHO'D
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SCIENTIFIC CLASSICAL SCfOUl"-Ihe subscriber laV.
- employed Mr.. Isaac ". lhone Teacher would take
four bOlrs III his family The Schot VIII commence
The ist Of February and terminate the lSt OF rcem
e Tcrnsor Board and tuition for the session oil ten MONTHS
hundred dollars
Mr. T"uc graduate Of Union College, New York, and
brings the highest testimonials of his qualifications boh sclcnii
tic and moral He w teach all the branches of English edit
cation, together with Latin, Greek, French and italian.
Post Oicc-WynneSyile. MEL u. GAY
F!uyanna CO., Va, Dee II, lst3. Ci-wtlF'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

FARMERS BANK OF vlRGfNiA-The Annual Mecin. Of
Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia viii be
held a, Tier Banking House in the city Of Richmond on Wed
nesay, 10Th January, lsii An act Of Assembly, passed
March IS 1872 provides, that no Officer Director ol Bank
shall hereafter by proxy Stakeholder, election
Of Directors Officers OF Bank, shall PROXY be valid
which shall have been executed days before The time OF
election. The forbds, President irrc
Savings Bank General Of Manufacturing
Mining Company shall hereafter be eligible Director OF
Bank
December ith lsi3. ]. G. BLAIR, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

DCBLIC SALE OF NEGRoEs-By virtue Of deed Of the
County of Louisa will be old public auction, on the
day ofJanua 1874; Louisa Courthouse twelve or fifteen
likely Negroes beoncn. The Estate Of Nathaniel Talley de-
ceased consisting Of men, women and children.
JOSEPH TALLEY, Commissioned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
POETRY.
(3,sa The cosa5qa L.d - and Genlrnan's .Iasd:ine)
THE WGITE-FocTED pEER.s


THE WHITE-FocTED pEER.'
Br wa CULLEN BSY.Sr.
II was hundred years age,
When, by the woodland WAYS,
The traveller saw the Wild deer dfnX,
Or crop the bitohen spta;s
Beneath Hill, whose rocky side
O'erhfowed n grassy mead,
And fenced a cottage from the wind,
A deer was won't 10 FEED
She on'v came when The cliffs
The evening moonlight lay,
And no man knew the secret haunts
In which she walked by day.
White were her feet, her forehead showed
spot of svery white,
That seemed 10 glimmer ike a star
In Autumns hazy aght.
And here hen sang the whppocrwll.
She cropped the sprouting leaves,
And here her rGstlins steps were heard
On still October caves
But when the broad midsummer morn
Rose DER that grassy lawn.
Beside the silver footed deer
There gazed spotted iawn.
The cottage dame forbade her son
To aim the rife here;
at wee SIM -he said, $40 harm
Or fright that friendly deer.
sThis spot has been my pleasant home,
Ten peaceful years and more;
ANA ever, when the moonlight shines,
She feeds beture our dooI.
s.,rhe red men say TIM, here she walked
A thousand moons AGO:
They RAISE the war whoop mere.
Aud never twaag the bow
al love 10 watch her Us she feeds,
And hinn that all Is well.
While such gentle creature hapnts
The place in V hich We dwell,
Tie ,on,h cbeyed and sought for game
In forests tlr away,
Whers deep IN silence aud III moss
The ancient woodland lay.
Bui once, in Autum3'. golden time,
lie ranged the wild in vain.
Nor reused the pheasant nor ihe deer,
ANA wandered home again
The crescent morn and crimson eve
Shune with mneliGG light;
The deer upon ;he grassy mead,
Was feeding !uii in sight.
lie raised tn Tile 10 his eye,
And from the cas around
A sudden echo, Snrl, and sharp,
Gave back IT. deadly sound.
AWAY the startled creature sprang,
AID The next sunrise threw
lis rays mary crimson drop,
Amid the sinnerlne dew.
Next evening shnue tie waxing moon
As swee,y as before:
The deer upon The grassy mead,
Was again Ito mere.
Ent ere the crescent old,
By night the red man came,
And burnt the cottage TO the ground.
And slew the youth AID Dame.
Now woods have overerown the mead,
And hid the ellis from Sirht
There snrieks the lowering hawk ri noon,
And rrow!s the fox al night.
)urns the stay Of Longs Expedition u Engineer cantor
three specimens Of variety OF the common deer "e'
tb in havin. all white the hoos ana extend
tnse On The hind feet from c above Tue spurious hoo
white extremity was divided, upon the sides o the !po
enea ccior &c the c wie! extends down near 10 TIE moo"
as white triangle 'front.' q: which the point was e'c'ae
I THAI the spurious hno;S. 49,,
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Justice of the Peace for said county, do hereby
that who In - executed the above Power oi
Attorney personally appeared before and mle OATH that the
hich proposed 10 be gwen, Is, bona ide-
ard that the is not held by Of any transfer
provisions Establish
the incorporation Of Banks passed
the 2ind March, es7.
Given under nay hand this - day of -, Isl