Weekly Messenger, Volume 3, Number 134, Vevay, Switzerland County, 6 June 1834 — Page 4

Jo .v old fr.at Mr. ) . '.. ufdr .U Dilii .Liltrllut'.

r.

wig r his own natirat hail, ha tell'd Vm it

lie's bank, I best follow the save track they

look, and give ihe pet banks a siflin atler the

i?tu iiiu .r

am l none 01 ineir nnsim SS. wiui i iiev nm

i 1 . - .i i. . 1. 1 .11 .. .. ...I .. I l. i .tf r. TV' v...i-

I t -l ! examine Hie mum hi." ill I uir uioi.rj mm same liiMiiuti, ami SO I H Itl mi Mr nrr iwiiv m

. , WW . - 11,1 J - I .1 I . .. . . ... . . . - - j - - . II.' BIMM1 Cl I.HH 1 J W W " ' Jl v a u.il ifni bk lor Vm li do mII iheieil, ami tune hirt rorrrlrd. 1 vviint o to

j tvo.k in tVst-v ivanie-l ; ul he wi o.ne other tU Zekel liielnw I calculate on liitn lo hcI

V.mi msiv look out for tu n jh up-n ? uiii'.rpr tit ll-ie ttttik wool I all tlit while he lire-ifllV Srtetiin- utiil ho run ho oillin thmiM itl

nl ll.id UiIai "..r I VtlU tlH . lit-- i .ttf I . nvi.l-iin v o r v llittur u ml L f ti .an a- a? III! Inirlpr Fr a I A ihd n..l . lwa etumina I fllCl-l Ol

lion. think it will be be-l to begin in N"

a

AM) M.UY CIIKA?

TIlEsahscnrUavinurcI.aorMrqinr. ,uUuil-r ir,f,r..u b,s fricn.ls an.J STOUKV Si CASK their .t..re t.nv i j. c-Mt.micrs th.l he l.u8 rcoc.v.d u UH . . I . I I I I I UlKcIt III

tm to ibink I b l n j on tt.e Fot rl.re ("o:.iant ! e e i j ihin; ami be wouldn't let a single book

tee. r romp oti.-r roaiiaiHee t;i C"ii(jie, tl--t ,,r paper go ool of the l.nnlt o bng a be was ibnt 'ike to jo.ikc no it;iri. f ein .hat ; I'lr-iient on't; lint on- c w hm t'ongrei sent a

ling jHt received a large and siU'iidid asson

1 3T.

Yoik. for I shnll have the aul of Ztkel, and U.iit,.Mi iUh .........irv ,.,... J ffr tl.P

I oire theiu IviinU u siftin ml find ev'rt thine . .1 i.,- 1 1 . ...

Uit ne ever m-e I w 1 it ;, o.u.iiiUee thete afoir. Ileul.eti Whitney swoiejtlicie free from all party business and eonup- Lg cat pij,-,.!,;, n y ot.r ptore in tlie

(lineraPi secioid jr'.t--T. andip.f,t 0n some thing th il t ok f bic n n linn, and no mumlert among 'em, my notion is, COHntry s stery ahout 0'! S.V alu' cir.'';ai (h , 'twixt him and the Squirt t he,there wont be no occasion to look no further; Mack,

at obl M'S!innk; he mi ure on't for h inuikM it ripht

ienn nit paper; and if it hadn't ben for a little piece uf :ijier that the Siiiie found by acci-

Itimi :t.'iird tioihtn

. nii aUvil Hie

teliM )ou that ate

the ret oa 'eui down fa?t thi'te.

Cruie" tavern, w hen thev irici on V' . ri.'.-i !( m wiping out ihe ch;.lk muk affin "cm. But my good eld friend, I haml been ui'e im e that tune, but I have been knotkii ab.mt hert evu IV dav tretty murh alter the old la-lii -n all div; and the:i at niht l.ilkinjj over mallei

with Mr. CUy. who h tie U d me o kind evci .t)l,dy handle 'em withomt ktenm some ene at lettiti m know of my romin.

;.nce

Amon his article are the fullowiiig-

Blue, Drown, lhittie

a I went to be a Biah Wall St. as po'Pible, tell Green. Uiab, Dark ai.d

Zekel to try and git a room forme in Uowanl'sU itjht steel inied '

Hrrhiinvr. IhteL Broad St. and one bin er.uf for Park & Liht steel mixed, fi5ni.tr 1 CmshI-

CLOTHS.

Unt. he never co'.J have shown that on thai Uiueadin books and iiaters about.

vrrv dav he wai at Wahinffton and not in the You needn't say much about ny plans, as I

bank, and so, as it's important to keep all ike should like to hop upon the pel banks as I did

papeis mi the bank in rder, he won t let no. upon teniae bnl.Me s bank last summer, without

colored and Striped,

lit

net Im.

FLANNELS.

IVd, Yellow, White, Green, Canton.

I hate trn ;tt h'. hone. that lolkss

legin to th.nk tht be i puUi'n 1 r inih M5

in

Head ot mj putt in r-p tr;!:i .'inn. When the Gineral cerae to be ir where I was and what 1 was bu-v at, he has hen in a pesky

ii md to have an tye out, and pl them ail at 1 ait

agin, and so ftth.

The Mineral pot hnppin mad at hearin this.

and tjecially when thev tell'd him it was im

possible to find any mistake or errr in Ihe bank

Yours, kc.

J. DOWNING, Minor,

Downingville Militia, cJd JJrijade.

Romahtic Cxruasiox A vonntr ladv of re

.i-i 14 1 1 .1 .. 1 . 1 .1 . -:r. I ' 0 J

worrymem. ana almost eveiy uav 1 1 f." tiift commitiee 11,1a uie iun u "l,A,n Upectable connections in Portland, who had pro ..... ... - . 1 . i . . 1 1 . t 1 .ii .i.i 1 7 1

Glee n LVue,

Sattins, Bombaaett, Ginghams, Silks, Shirlitif ,

Slicnliiiir,

Velvets,

Circassians, Bomhrizines, Crapes, PLi.fi, Cbrck?,

I3obii.pl ,

0 "3f JiLW 13 q

Of evcrv kind and desciiptiuii usua If) sold in till

county consisting in part t

Mack, lUiie, llrowu, bieel 4.ir.tlJW ilied, .V Urab )

lilack, llue, Mixed. ) and Drab

FLANNKLS-.CAI.ICt-ES, of every d.9cfipt iuii S'liue very eheap.

(.'ambletss, of ditl'erent colors, lhiinli-.i-Us, very good. I',ciliiiu:l ami .1 acktme.t , Cambric 51uslinsr Vestnigs, Velvets, Table Diaper, Cotton Y'arn, Nos. 5, . 7, C,V), MJ, Ijeuhorn and linlivnr Fiats, &c. .S;c, GUOCE111ES,

o:we kind of a cu.tsin hint, fiom some ot his

friends here i Congi es, th it he would hke to hive me back agin with hi:n. And Cli hs te'.l'd r.ie ov er and over ttail I ned'nt make no bones on't, but ;is sion as I thought I would bs belter otT with tl-.e Gineral, I could pack up a la" o W ick aia a:;i I. a uoul.;il thisk a ti ha id 'Ml't, b-.t I am dttenr.lucd U let the Gineral see tl-.si I hiint g :l as good an opinion ot the llks a'.iout hioi as be h,n, and 1 would sooner htc potatoes all day than submit agin t mix sp w ith ir'.i a set of cliaps as l.e has :ill tbe while about the Government; and the la.-t time the Ginetal eeut me a mes-tge, and ashed me the leason why I woult'ut -.il the Scn-.te and Mr. Clay, and go bick to ike White Ilor.se, I sat down utiil wrote to him every ward of lh.-.l are story hoot 'J Deacon Whittles' I wo sons aid the llck of sheep. Y:u remember when the old Peacoa died, ab.t a year afore the embargo, be le.'t two sons, L.r and Ichahorl, and lill'd

"e:n in his will they slight have all his propel ty eqiilly atwixt "em. Eera was a pretty sly. cute crittur, and Ichabod vvarn't quite so much so, tut was goad natnred, and some folks tho'l he never would cut his eye teeth, though I al ways thought in the long run, he hatl a considerable share of mother wit, tut lock his own way in ihowin ea't. Well when they ciime to divide off the sheep,

for the Deacon had nue of the biggest flocks of

hep in all them parts, Ezra though, he'd try and git the bet of the bargain, and he got up etrly one mornin and put all the tine healthy and clean sheep in one pen, and all the scabby and souffle noses and tag locks in another pen, and then he put old B.lly along with 'em. Old Billy you know was a pet rani, and Ichabod loved him almost as he di I any thing in the woild f)r he had taken care of him almost ever since he was a lamb. So Ezra thought that Ichabod

w ould take that share, seeing that old billy was

among etn. Well, arter breakfast they went

ot, and says Ezra, 'here,' says he, Ichabod,

the sheep are all divided off; and seein ils you, and I elont want ta lake no advantage on you, yon may make your choice ol pens.' Ichabod

he got on the fence, nni he looke I al sne dock

and then agin he looked al another, and as soon

as old Billy see him he began to ba ba right out

arter him is he always use to io whenever he see Ichabod, and Ichabod be looked agin, and

to rights he took up his coat tail and wiped his

eyes, for he was amazin lender heaited critter

and says he, my old friend Billy its plagy hard

for me to part with you, I tell you; 1 like you says he, nigh upon as well as ever 1 did, hut

you are surrounded by such a raft of snuffle

nose, scabby set of tag tails, that I cant have nothin more to do with you. And with that ichabod tell'd Ezra he'd lake tether flock, and to Ezra got the worst on't arter all his pains. He got old Bdly to be sire, but then he got an evetlastin set of scabby scamps along with him. And all the neighbors about say to this day

that upon the hull, tho1 Ezra is a pretty shaip fellow, they samehow think Ichabod got the

best of that bargain.

I have hearn tell, but I wont sav sattin its

true (for I won't say nolhin is true now a-days unless I see it.) tint when the Gineral got my latter containing this story, he read it over two or three times, and couldn't somehow git the notion on't. He said he was sartin there was some'hin in"t important to the Government Lr he nevei knew tna Major to lake tbe trouble to write aiiout a try without there being something in'i of that natur, and so he slated lonnd an I oidcr el Amos, and Levi, and Keulcn, ami Hairy, and Ulair, piitty ni'i tiie test of the Cabinet, to git together and lo lend him 1 hand in 1111-

iititndm this matter. As soon as ti.cy got n.t.i

the Cabinet room and found ;:l what tbe Gir. rai was aiier, and ati of :ern had read my letter ver, they began ta whisper round among them selve-, and to rights one on "em tell'd the Gineral that theie was one subject almost as iinpor tant as the Major's sheep utory, and that the Gmeial had I etler take that cp at nnre, ami thai was, that liiddle had refused to Ut the com luitiee sent by Congress In examine into the bank, have the books and papei of the bank tu tske over to their lodgings, out .f the bank, ami ; exumine them theie. Ami that he wouldn't let ihe committee have his private letter lhat he hid written and received, nor his wile's nor his children's piivale lelteis. Nor would be tell the commtlue how much it cost him every day to go to ma: kef, nor whether he toasted ni potatoes or boil'd 'em. And whtu Ihe committee a-k'd him if he wore

ill the

is papers, r.nd unless they had alt tl bably been leading the novels of Scolt, Bnlner,

smme s ptivate ieur, anu mose 01 nit win ftn,l Cocpcr, and perhaps Allan Uamsay's beanaud chihiicn; and also knew what it cost the comedy of the Gentle Shepherd be this l:.iuire to go to maiket every da, and whether . a my she waj delerB,ined ,a eaTe U.e nar-

ne roasieg m M..u.a uui; nm. rot i,mits ot a dusty city, and try the pleasures cia'.ly, nothing could be done unless ihfy knew Lf ., rminlrv iitv su ri,hpd herelf in men's

nheiher the Squise were a wig or his own n- .... in rhinn:.!.!,. suit nf t.rnndrlftih. tonic

some chnrge in her pocket and stalled for the

turn

1

:r.

CALICOES, of diiiW'a figutesand

qualities, and prices.

lJress Handkerchiefs, rocket .UandUev

chiefs, and Cravats.

A general a?eorfmnt of HARDWARE and QUt:t:.VSfV.1RE, fort, Steel, Nails, Penknives, Hand saws loclis, Andirons, &c. Gilt China. &r, MUSES CHAMBER LIN.

Of 'very Drsrript'vti, Wines and I.iqn os id ali'imst al DYU STUTS. -Sc.

liar

Y.

Well says ihe itinera!, 1 m glad ot this, ann ;ulet;0r she came to this villasre on foot, one

.fsji-t what I eipecled; now says he, I'll ordet h , . k ,ad to appearances from four-

thc committee back to Warhington, and all on teeil (o lixteen years 0f uge. She stopped here

you must turn to and lend the committee a hand a short tim); dt&n a gaS3 0f wine and went on.

in wining a report to Congress that will blow H falncr C9me in the afternoon in pursuit of

i.nuie ana me uutiK an to spt.niers 11 wm netp her. e. overtook her beyond Limtrick, and

10 uceji imas irom loottiu into mailers, wont n pondncte

Barry? says the Gineral. The Major giv'd the Gineral a look as knowin as old Si!e did at old

Miss Crane's tavern. Now, says the Gineral,

et us take up Major Downing s letter agin, and

conducted her back to Portland.

Limerick (Me.) Recorder.

TAKEN UP, MY WILLIAM ATKINSON of Jefferson township, Swit.cr land county, Indiana, a Stra berry Bonn I9orc. six years old this spring, shul before

sunk in above each eye; appraised to thirty sewn

dollars by John C. Brown and John M Cullough before me this dav Hist of March, XS'M. Newton m. tavp, j. f.

April 1, 1R34.

FRESH GOOPS.

jilt then anolhtr out of the Cabinet ir.le "r mE subscriber bai just i.C.vnd a fresh

mi. sujB ne, uuiciui juh iiiiuii iieiiiu jei auuui j supply 01

haihrt vvp best tnkA nn lh:t litiinpaaf antl so X UVUHJ,

he tell'd the Gineral all the news jist receiv'd hich wiU oe sold at very reduced prices, as he and TAVERN STAND, on tlie bank of the ('mm Vrnpo ai.nnt n,f 'ti. rtneral I is anxious to sell out his summer goods, in order n. t ,j.Blnwn nr Vavar Hi Uu nl

m j;,pi , L u i.... ,i., to prepare tor tall business, ne oners every f,r.. fl.,,. r- ni ,h ....f-st nnd beat Lind nd

"' uiu ui seem iu 1 in 11 uiulu uuuui mail , . . , . , -

he said he always had a kinder notion that u.1,n tor ,Ummer WCar " C0Sl a,m ' always kept in good repair-his ferrymen are of

VEVAY FEHRY. THE undersigned gives notice, that he Ims

rented that comfortable slone FEKRY HOUSE

CUTLERY . r-1 TLX

A General Ac:crUucnt of Bibles, Testainc::!?, U ebstcrs Dictionary and Spelling Books, Gci'grtii'hys, Ilistnry of the United Stales, lingli.-h Grammars, Jnglich IleadCT3, It'.lrodiiciions, a;.d tcln ol bmdis in gentra!. As an fiu'.mcralion id the articles he has vn hand would almost lill a common new spa per, the subscriber has named but a very small puiliou of them; but he assures bis fiiiMids that his stoie will show for itsell and that they can be accommodated with goods as cheap and on as good terms as at any other store in the county, lie wishes to purchase or exchange g'.odi for the fol-

loivi:i articles ol COUNTRY rUODLCE. Dried apples and Peaches, Jeans, Linscy Tow Linen, Feathers. Berswax. Tallow Flax, Flax

seed, Ginseng, Corn, Oats, Bacon hams, Cotton

and Liuon Bags and in lact, nothing will U refused. tAMAN.W. MIX. Mou-ntstcrling, October JO, 183'd.

riage.

i : . 1 . . 1

u V.u 4 r rance a ieeue 100 soon, am. a part of the new goods are as follows :

: " f'"sj ""-"v. Spuivcotton, 5,0 and 7 hundred, abargin and clmchm on't: however, says the RUrilpn n0meStics. 3-4 and 4-4ths.

Gineral, if we dont git the money, we have got Brown Domestics, 3-4 and 4-4th.

the treaty, and that's more than Mr. Adams got narene hmdkerchiefs.

of the Frenchmen, and we have had our lull German and London pins and needles,

share of glory out on't any way, I reckin. Combs, slippers, shoes, hooks and eyt.

I wish though, says the Gineral, instead of Sea grass bed cords, Mr. Livingston, 1 had sent Major Downing Gilt edgel and hot pressed letter papet risrht out there in the two Pnlliei. alone with Marseilles counterpanes.

Capt. Jutnner. and savs he. talkinrr about Ma- Brass kettles, Sadirons, Irish linen,

D I . . 1 , 1 I 1 '

mr nn.rn;n !,'. i.t. n,n t.ti.. .r u:. Gilt looking glasses, siiK nanoKeTcmf)!!

j" "'"Si 0 ia a, u 19 m a i iduvi vi un u c - u r Itl ! Un I hita

ein. and the Gineral be?un to hunt for it a- ,ro"' p'" ...-

0 - 0 . r.mhrii1 nil iartrnnl miK Id.

mong a hull pile ot papers on the table, and X. ,. Tj-V

. ..u.u .t, 6i cm ... uum.i. .u. .1, u" IRnmba-;n- .11,. P-ns. rarnr ntroM.

he begun eel.n lor it as he did for hi. pectaTTBu Uni booJ, clesaspell ago, and was j.st gittin into the s nooi colton s mDS. brushes.

same tiouble and was tellio what difficulty he PamtstuHi, augar, coffee, tea, nails, toe met with in keepm things in order ever since 1 1 JAMES S BRANDER.

left him, when another member of the Cabinet! Yovay, July 31. serin the Gineral wouldn't give up or forgitl

that sheep story, ask d him what he thought ol BXSSOXaUTXO XT. lhat new plan of makin whiskey; that it was TCTOTICE is hereby given, that the ccvpatnerone of ihe most important things that ever was JLM "hi, heretofore existing between ROGERS for seein now that Masonry and Anti masonry BOYLE, ind Rogers, Boyle &. Moore, hare wa? pretty much all one, and goin to vote the been dissolved by mutual consent IcpAll peror.tirp Whio- lir-koi nil r,. 1K0 rnnnirn and oil sons indebted to said firms, are requested to come

the foreigners too; and if somelhin warn't done fonvard and "lak immediate settlement and

, 11 . save costs. 1 ney nave authorized Abnah D to g,t up another party they were all gone; and Bennettto setUe fa accountg

PE'lER ROGERS. Patriot, March 10, 1834.

the steadiest and most careful character his ta

vern accommodations are equal to any iu the neighborhood. Particular attention will ba paid, at all times night or day, U STEAM BOAT PASSEN

GERS and evory faciKty albrdnd than in get-

in? on board.

SAMUEL CLER

Tevay, January t .

seein that the Temperance Society was now

the biggest and strongest in the country, it was all important to git that on the Gineral's side. ' But that's impossible,' says the Gineral, for some of our strongest leaders would jist as soon go barefoot as to give up whiskey.' What says the Gineral, would become of , and he

was jist goin to give a good list of whiskey folks, when the other one went on tellin how

it could be done; lhat a new invention was dis

covered to make whiskey that any man could drink, and git drunk too, without showin on't

no more than if he drank water all the while; and the hull tiick on't was in altering the worm and instead of havin that crooked, to make it straight, for the crook of the worm was the hull cause of folks feelin round when they diank whiskey. So now by this discovery any man could bt a good lempeiance man arid drink as mu h whiskey as he pleased, and no one would lie the wi-cr on't. The Gineral was so taken with this notion, he strpp'd lookin any further for my letter; he tell'd the Cabinet right off to to work and it up a proclamation 111 favor f ttmpe ranee; and lo havu all the crooked worms alteied to straight ones. Why, says he there' no tellin lo what a pitch of glory my Government will go yet; when any man may drink what be pleases and no insrtal can tell Ihe diffemnce, and whilst Mr. Jefferson could say we 'are all Federalists and we are all De

mocrats, I II say 111

all drunk ami we are all sobei.'

I begi.n this letter by telling you I'd be in New Vurk nigh upon as . -0011 as this would, and I baiut tell'd you yel why I am g"in theie. Well, you see the Senate has ben wailm lor a long spell to git a lepoit from Mr. Taney, ol he exiitt condition ol'.he pet banks, wheie the

Gmeial keeps the money now and a Ihe

'Gorei nmenl" dont choo?e tn tell much about it. I have offered to go and look into tbe woik myself, I ask'd some of the Smatois if they wanted In give me any directions about it and how I wm io mc.i, hut thev say I know a much

aany on ein: IbiUeein lhat taihei I louse hn:

jiat itnt u tuinmilUe to examine Squire Lid

mv next message

we are

HAT MANUFACTORY. VEVAY, INDIANA.

"IT II. KEEFJER, hereby respectfully HjJ 0 informs the public, that he has recently

commenced the manufacture ot Fur ami Wool HATS, In the brick shop, formerly occupied by Ira Men

dcnhall.on Kerry street that he intends to keep

up the establishment with a contstant supply ol HATS, of the best quality. His customers are therefore solicited ta coitribute their support to

his establishment

The highest price will be given, in cash, for

any quantity of h URS delivered at his shop in

evay. J. B. KEEFER. Vevay, Feb. 1.

NOTICE,

ALL persons are cautioned against trading for or receiving a note or due-bill, for the sum of three dollars, in favor of Robert N. Coch

ran, and signed by Mary Leather berry1, about the middle of April last, ns the said note or duebill was obtained through fraud, and I am deter

mined not to pay the samo unless compelled by

MARY LEATHER CERRY. May 14, 1SS4.

Dissolution of Partnership.

TIIE l'AIlTNF.KSHIP herefore existing between the undersigned, is this day, dis

solved, by mutual consent. The accounts will

be made out in a few day, when those indebted to the firm w ill be called on for settlement and the accounts closed by cash, or due bills, payable in

any reasonable time WILLIAM C. KEEN, GEORGE M. CHILD. Printer's Retreat, April 11, 1834.

T",:

VALUABLE FARM J'cr Sale,

11 E subscriber wishes lo dispose of bis farm.

consists ol vl acres id bind, ami is

known by bein.f parted fractional section in township ;t N. iu rano 12 E. Forty id' which . i.i ....

is under inmJ imprm cineiii. 11 lies nno lull a mile Irimi the town i.f Moon field, and near the State road leading from opposite I'ortw illiaui to V'crsail!" an indisputable title will be given. For leriiH apply to the subscriber on the premises. JOHN A I FltEY. Flcasatit township5, April 1.

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TAKEN UP, BY JTOf.V JKAJLGOltE, mrti t-i -

ri ivir-iur in rosey townsinp, JUA Switzerland county, Indiana, A rinrkbav .Hare, black manu

e J i and tail, a small star 111 her foichead-

tssKi no other marks or brands perceiva.

bile; four years old this Spring, 14 hands high. Appraised at 25 dollars, by Win. Johnson Juno and Elijah Sutton, before me, this 30th day of April, 1931. ARIBERT GAZLAY, j. p. May Gth, 1831. William B. Coj's Estate. THE undersigned hereby gives notice, that he has been appointed to administer the estate of WILLIAM (5. COT", laie of York township, deceased all persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment; and persons having demands will present them for examination, according to law. JOHN LAMPTON, adm'f. York township, March 21.

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Pittsburgh Harrisburg Chanibersburg l ias ton West Chester a-rmantown

Meiilgomcry

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Franklin bank of do pa'rj Farmers b'k Lancaster 3

Bucks County Gettysburg Brownsville

ljVork. Bank

Northampton

Lancaster Bank 3 MARYLAND, Baltimore Ban!.s ft George- Conniy It

I" aniieubi Annapolis J.

Bank of Chillicothe

" Lancaster ' Columbus Mount Pleasant Western Reset -e. Com nil hi; L. Erio. St. Clairsville Marietta Urbana Banking Co Farmers & Mech's b'k of do

Farmers b'k of Canton 2! 1'rcdcric County-

Bank of Zanesvillej 2! Westminster

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Troy and Albany

Mohawk Limit New burt!i Auburn Geneva Utica and Branches Ontario Bank, L'licn nt Canandaigua miciik;a1 Bank of Michigan Wnrn.o . Al... I.V, ..,

I f I I I M I HI I 41 - IIW DlSV. COl.LM .4, Bank of Washington. Central Bank Bank cf Columbia Farmers &. Mechanics Bank of Alexandria

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DtlljA 1 1 A A'v, Bank of Delaware .'

f; Farmers b'k iS. branch U

jBank of Smyrna - 3r,

f; Brandy wine 3; M A;ir JERSEY, HSiatc b'k at Camden at Elizabethtown 5 (Cumberland bank 5. 5!,Farmcrs b'k Mt llo!ly f.

Newark Insurance co. i'lcuton Lun Iving co. 5 Bank of N. Brui3iick& YIEGLWA, ''ichmond At branch 3 Valley nnd branch 3

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