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NORTH WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA,
Wheeling, April 22nd, 1915.

NoRrn-WEsrERN BANK or VIRGINIA,
Wheeling, April 22nd 1915
JAS. Mcdowell, Esq,
Governor OF Virginia.
Dear Sir: Enclosed is the statement OF this In
stlilion and its Branches on the Isl inst.
lam yours very respectfully.
STATE of the NoaTII-WesrfRS BANK or VlRcI-
SIA, including Branches n Wellsburg and Par
kersbnrg, Va.
April /, 1915. April !, 1874.
Bills discounted
promis. Noles, S7s7,a93 %
Bills Of Exchange, 3D., 700 II
Bonds, 30,a5i o.
Ohio county, $4,000 90
I.o7l,553 81 $685., 79s "a
Virginia six per cent
Stock, 532 00 5o2 90
Pres't. and Directors
Tor Stock ~ w.
Bank OF Va. 10000 90 $1,000 90
Stool, Fire and Ma-
rine Ins. Co, l,e43 50 1913 so
Stock Western lnsu-
rance Co, $50 rs
Scrip State Bank H.
lnois, 1856 % SS5 %
Real Estate T4,70l 30 1851 So
Banking Houses, ~ ,i53 ~ s,uO-O -
Due by Treas. Com.
of Virginia, 73l %
Due by other Bks., lI2, GT9 &c 2l0,543 81
Specie = Silver and
gold 229 99G "a lGS22G o.
Bank notes inc by
this State, 1881 90 o0652 90
Bank notes inc. by
other State, $3.50 l3 1852 IL
Expense account, 2,0i8 20 2,l3i II
In ransiln between
Ek ard Branches, col 90
Sl,G5G,275 - Fl, 46l ,i92 30
------
Capital Stock S7i0,600 % S1i0,GOO 90
Notes IN circulate on
Ones, Sli,s &c
Twos, l0,S06
I've I've 5s3 90 goose 90 497,ss7 90
Twenties, l05,tS0
Fillies, 32:!jO
Profit and los. 9l,li0 G. 2a, :2,a5 %
Discount received. 9,765 40 1879 -
Exchange and premi-
llm account, ,3I2 IL Tl0 ~
Due 10 other BanEs, 1880 IL 1881 So
Dividend No ~, a62 I'll
DeposiioIs, 1892 40 ,6C5 50
In lransitu between
Blk and Branches. Sc 40
------ -------
~ t.5x; oTI - : tcI 400 IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

from Mobile to Canton on the a3d nit, with 27si bales
on board first that has been shipped from
that place 10 China. II Is a Boston adventure.
IN. T. ErsniHg Mirror.
What rich and magnificent market The China
trade is about 10 open 10 our country! Give us
Oregon and speedy and commodious lranspor-
laion across The Rocky mountains and an,hen-
tic travellers inform us that there is natural
Pass Of very slight elevation-and We shall
distance all nations in developing the plentiful
commercial treasures of the East Indies and
China. Why do we want Oreson2 is the cry OF
many timid reasoners. The answer is plain:
We wish il, because il will carve out new open
ings for our commerce, agriculture and manu-
features. The delusive "Home Market" is too
confined for the impulsive energies OF this great
nation. If possible, we would have the whole
world Tor our markel-and We look, with conf
dence 10 the enlightened action OF our Govern
ment 10 unietler commerce and add new impe-
tus TO all the industrial pursuits OF our people
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TnE CRops-The late protraced drought has
been succeeded bv most refreshing rains, and vc-
eetanun Of every kind has received a new and
growing impulse. Every thing in the shape Of
vegetation has assumed most promising as
pecl; but the crops OF small grain especially have
been greatly benefited by the later rains. There
is now the most promising assurance in the world,
that We shall have a bountlul harvest Of small
srain.-[ Rockingham Register.
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A HEAVY AND DREADFUL WAR MlSlLE.-N
new implement of warfare OF terrible efficacy has
Jus, been devised in England by Professor Brun-
sen. 1t consists Of liquid similar 10 alcohol, in
which the oxygen is replaced BY arsenic. II ig-
mites the moment it is exposed 10 The air. If any
vessel filled with it, like glass or iron globe
should he thrown upon The decks or into The ports
of a ship. it would ignite the momen, the vessel
struck any hard substance, and The intlammable
LIQUID instantly would be in blaze. The atmos-
phcre al once becomes filled with clouds OF while
arsenic, BY which a deadly poison isevolved and
exhaled. Being heavier than, and insoluble IN
water, it could not be extingushed, aud. OF course,
it becomes fatal TO all within its influence. A
dreadful implement in the arl Of war.
[Baiiimoyc Sun.
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ERRORS CORREC TED.
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ERRORS CORREC TED.
IN THE PROPOSALS for carrying the mail in
l. Maine
Route No. 81, Maine, it should read from Pa,ten
Penobscot county by Umcoicus, Masardis and Aroos
took to Fort Kent, "a miles, sc.
Route No IS Maine, Ord line insert Parkman in
lieu of Guiord.
In route, No. 4, in Maine advertisement, read
same" instead of inert" that it will read arrive
at Portland, same day by 2 p. IN.
Route No. DAT, N. II. insert P. M. instead of 8
A. VI. in return trip
Ia route, No. 1904 State Of New York, the sched-
ule has it "Central Square," it should be " Union
Square"
In the proposals for carrying the mails in the State
OF New York. the date, at the bottom of the Notes is
printed January 18th, lS44 it should be January 18th
lS45.
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LAND AGENCY In TEXAS, &c.

THE subscriber having during a residence Of sc
Il ven or eight years In Texas, been connected
with the Land Offices thereof, and having acted al
agent 10 holding, selling, paying taxes upon and CIV
ing general superintendence TO lands In Texas re-
sPectiuly offers his services TO such other persons
abroad as may wish To engage them.
ROBERT ID. JOHNSON, Galveston.
His Exeellency Arson Jones; Col. James Riley,
Texan Charge d'Ataires, w Washington; Hon. q. w.
llrren, Texan Minister TO England and France;
Gen. J. 7. Henderson and Col. Love, Galveston;
John Timberiake, Esq, Charlottesville, Va; Texan
Consul, New Orleans, and Matthew ST. Clair Clarke,
Esq Washington.
10 offering my services as Land agent in Texas, |
have thought proper to make known some OF the diff
hcultles attending claims held in Texas by persons
residing 10 the United States. lst Many forfeit all
legal right TO from failure TO pay taxes. ID
Many claims, otherwise good, will be barred by ad-
verse possession OF three years, which is our lim!ta
ton. 3D. For want of proper Authorization Of titles
conveyed in the United States to admit them to
cord here.
From some one or other Of these causes, the best
lands Of clear title Of not attended TOY in
dition 10 be lost lands too that would sell for
one, two three dollars per acre, according 10 10
cation. wish, however, TO be perfectly understood,
that having made up my mind 10 attend diligently TO
all claims conhded TO me, and TO look TO that employ
ment mainly for a support, and believing that ! am
qualified TO discharge the duties offer TO take upon
myself, and having made II my business 10 become
acquainted with all the laws relating TO title, and
having offered the most satisfactory reference to
my fitness and integrity, require in all cases an ad
vance cash fully sufficient to the expenses Of
investigation When this shall be done, am willing
to take contingent interest IN the land for attention
and service.
r. ID. JOHNSON.
r. s. will also attend TO the collection and settle
ment Of such claims as may be entrusted to me.
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IL AMERICAN COLONIES; being a compre-
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The -Ansrtean Dictionary Of The EHgiisa Language,
is work Of profound lnyosI cation, and does inh nte
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t'1nPiss and the great globe Itself"
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n EMOCRATIC REVIEW for March, 1915
~ This day received by
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CONTENTS
| The Late Acting President
9. The Song of the Bell From Il German Of
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