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NEW SrOEE.-'Thc subscriber havine. pur.
chssed oct the cntire stock in trade of aIcssrs
Charles l. Price Z Co. purposes carrying on the
Dry COOP business, III the store lately occunied
By them 1t door bclo 81 Hfessrs, leolert Nelson
& Co and hegs leave to Inform the public that in
add,tion Ia said stock, lhesas ust feee;t ed very
extensive assortment Of GOODS, by the latest
arrivals from New-T orl, and Phiiati>iphia-A-
7noHgsr SojiicA aye-Ladies elegant embroidered
Dresses OF tle.lstest Frenchf:.son, superiine &
coarse Cloths, Kcrseymercs assorted, Blankets
Flsnnels, C6stings and Booking B,izes, Plains
assorted; IN elegant assortment of fancy vestina
consisting OF Tom icts, " oolicn, Moleskns, Ben
nets patent Cord, printed and striped Velyets
printed Cord, S~ansdowns, Turkey Downs
white ana coiored- MarsciIlss and printed Jeanes
silver or Presidents COr-! for panlaloons olive &
Black TViiicd Veivcts, Bcanet's patent MKT wool
len Cord, brown Holland, 7-8 * a. Irish Linens.
Inc Shirting, Cam5.icks, elegant assortment of
Chintz and Calicocs, colourcd and black Cam
brick Muslins, cotton and silk Chambreys, plain
and figured Musiins and Lace CambrcSs, Book
and Null Null Muslins, 7-S, 9-8 and A white
GambIick Muslins, plain and figured plaid and
white Mantuas or Italian Silks, D;Tnties, Mems
and Womcns silk, cotton, worsted and warn Hose
beaver, silk and York tan Gloves, sewing Silks s,
Threads asserted, India Muslins, Sh,wls and
handkerchief of every description cotton and IL
pcn Checks, Long Lawn and Linen Cambricks.
Banlanocs and other silk Handkcrchefs, assorted
Pers,ans, peInhgs, Mode, GAUGES, Laccs,, Rib
bons, Combs, Sc. led Ticking, Lcstadoes, Flo
rentlnes, Lutcstrirgs and fancy silks, cotton and
silk Umbrellas, cotton and silk SuspcnCcrs. La.
dies Shoes aid Slippers, vest and co i Buttons, &c
Besides variety OF other articles, al of which
will be disposed OF on very low terms for cash or
bills OF Short date. HUGH CHAMBERS p
Dec. l. (6tI
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WEDNEsDAY. Der. 9.

The Sneaker laid before the House letters
from the Secretary st War and the Secretars
OF the Navy iTclosing reports in pursuance OF
the resolution moved by Mr.. j. Clay on the
10th ult
The following petitions we're presented and
by Mr.. 14Creery, the petition Of sundrv
journevmen hattcrs of the city Of Baltimore.
BY Mr.. Porter, the petitions Of VIM. Ia
Duncan and Leonard Kcehmiey.
BY Mr.. Minor the petition of Ernest
Greese.
BY Mr.. Montgome.ly, the petition OF Tho
mas Baker.
BY Mr.. yan Rensselaer,, the petition OF
Samuel Whiting.
BY Mr. Nelson, the petition of John Tozer.
BY Mr.. Johnson, the petition of Daniel
Boone.
MIR. Parke moved the following resolutions
which was agreed to.
Re8ofued, That the committee on so much
of the message Of the President Of the u. S. as
relates to our intercourse with the Indian
tribes, be instructed to enquire whether any.
and If any, what alterations OUGHT TO be made
in the act entitled, An act TO regulate trade
and intercourse with the Indian tribes and I'd
preserve peace on the frortiers," and that
they have leace to report By bin or other
wise
MIR. Ji7iaor offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resotped, That $50 copies be the number
OF all such papers as may be ordered by this
House to be printed for the use Of the House,
unless otherwise ordered by the House.
Aftersome conversation on this resolution
between Mcssrs Minor, Dana, ID. RsWil-
iams, and Southland, the motion was tegatiy-
cd--Ayes 80.
Mr. Da5Uson made the following report.
The committee to whom was referred that
part Of the Presidents message wllich relGtes
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K ANDS FOR SALE.-The subscriberoffers
~ for sale, the following Tracts OF LIND, in
winch, to persons mixing early application, he
vii give great bargains One tract OF 1900 acres.
lying in .'dckinghaID, which is acknowledgements
situated TOR trade, being two or three miles from
scod's Manufacturing nfill, snd five from New.
Canton. This Land is very valuable, having on it
900 acres OF woods, nearly all of which is good
tobacco Land there are also very good Improve
mcnts, such rs are well calculated for the ac
commoddtion of fu,iily, and sufficiency of
chestnut land, to employ 10 or ID lrands advanta-
geousiy. Tins t..,ct will be shewn to any person
inclined TO purchase, by Capt. Peter Guerrant,
now resident on the land-One tract OIL Ran
doiPh's creek, OF 400 acres, tire greater part OF
which is fresh and will produce good wheat and
corn If joins the lands of Col Wilson and Mr..
Gii'ey Lewis--One other tract in the neighbor-
mood oil New-Canton, of 212 acres, being a mole
ty of tc,.ct owned by Mr.. Maurice Lanehorne.-
Another tract III Powhatan, of300 acres, known
by the name OF Gibraltar
These Lands will be offered for sale at very re-
duced prices, which may be known, during INV
,bsencc, by application TO Col William Daniel of
Cu.nbcrland, who is authorised to contract for
them The Ht!e WI be made b. me on my return
Troa Kentucky, which win probably be between
the iCeti and 10Th of February naxt
WADE MOSBY.
Powhatan, Dec 4. (FG)
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CT PUBLISHED BY THoNAs'RITcHIE,' oPfo-
SITE THE Posr-ofFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

rASH SALES.-To be sold, for ready money!
~ inpursuance of deed of trust from DAVID
Ross, esq bearing date the 5th day of July, 1906
&recorled in the general court, in order to raise
the sum OF S $4,000 and upwards, and the cl.,i Ses
and expenses of sale-Those well known MILLS
with the appurtenances, in the city of Richmond,
called the Columbian Mills. Two undivided
third parts of the Deep Run Coal Pits, in the
county of Henrico, containing about 1850 acres,
more or less. Two undivided third parts of the
Hing Greek Coal Pits, in the county of Ches-
terrified, containing about hundred acres
2'wo undivided third parts of the Dover Coal
Lands, in the county of Goochland, containing a
bout ninety acres, which three several tracts VI
Coal Land were heldin partnership between the
said David Ross, and James Curric, deceased
The Columbian Mills and Appurtcnances, are
subject to n ground rent to Samuel Overton; and
the said Mills and two tracts OF Coal Land, first
mentioned, are pledged for the security of sundry
sums of money, due t. Mrs. Frances T;bb and
VIM. b. Giles, adininist sator of John Tabb, decd
d large proportion OF which, is stated by the sed
Ross to have been paid and other estates are
pledged for the balance. Foe further information
ssf this suejees iye.i{ .,r.styd oIHlr,.basr, are
referred to the said Ross o. it my be obtained
on application to the sub=cribers.-The sales viii
tAke place at the Eaglc-Tavcf1, in the City of
Richmond, on "Wednesday, the 20tIi of January,
1858. T.. ROOTES,
WILSON ALLEN, 1'"SeS''
Nov so T.,tr1
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PROPERTY FoR SALE

" ALOhBiE PROPERTY FOR SALE
In pursuance OF decree OF the high court
~ Ch'ncc:y, for the Richmond District, by con-
sent Of parties, tie following Property, belonging
TO tic este Of James Anderson, deed. viii be
soil, TO thc hs;;.Sst bidder. on credit of twelve
months, 10 w't On tuesday the 29th of Scptem-
5er next, that comm d;ous and well situated
HOUSE 4 LcI, or nc man-street in the city
OF Williamsburg, at present occupied by MIS-
Cac2. Also, Two vacant half acre LOTS, near
the Free School in the ss,id city The sale to be
made CT The premises On Mondaythe 18th day
Of Drcc1sbe- following, That valuable HOUSE {,
LCT stleca at the loot fthc capitol hill, in the
city OF jschinond, IN tie occupancy of Charles Boz
s1cr ard others. The sale to be made on the pre-
misses Also, at the same time and place, two
ga'n Ne Tracts Of LIND, lying on WIZ Creek
state of XcntucHy, and within a few miles ofthc
Ohio ri%cr.
'fhefe arc eight thir,y-ffth parts of the above.
named prnpcfty, which belong to INFANTS, and
where the price ofany o,s separate parcel exceeds
fourteen ,ndJcd dollars. anintefest with the pur-
chaser must NC rc,9ii,ed in that portion for them
A,.itiena Information may be had Oh applica-
ton 20 Roncst Anderson of Williamsburg
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
$ert (2awt29thS ot,vt1stD < ept14thD)
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!? 7 y.,tic Of a Deed oc Trust from David Ross
- aod Thomas novel; to the subscribers, bear.
ing d.tc Cic Sih day Of December last, agd Of re-
cord in t'ic honorable tac general court of this
c"Hn'n"caih WI be exposed to sale on Fri
day &c lHi, dry oc next month (DeccnbcrJ be-.
fore i'ic door Of thc Eage Tavern, in the citv Of
Rchrp..l, 'i pubic .,icdon, fjr rcadyinoncy for
thc purposes j., he ,.,,Ci trust deed mentioned -
F,'c traces o. P.rceig of AND in the county of
FtfF'dr', .t""HGlg etch Oyhcr, containing IN tic
whole thee ti'ocsnd one hundred ard eighty e.
cIc3. w. ihr a.lnc u".c 90 less il being tac same
Lsn'is cc've.";i So thc sad DAsid Ross by John
Grmi.c,r} and SG.sr1l his vile, LiuIctor ~.
Telc~eii al. ihr 5 his wife, ri,d Michael w.
H.rc"ss. LILO, one uhcc tr q IN the counties o.
Montgomery oGa bcift1ln, csilcd roqT Lr1yfs.
coH,l...r Two I'cusaI.d 81, hdndfed acres, be-
tie s.-..y more oc i'ss.
b|la C. V{LLLdIES,2 a,..
|OHN P-t9SSE.?, '"''ecs'
HicInaaJ, .fo -, (Gs@S)
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he subscriber begs leave TO iufnlq, ms
L friends and the public in general, that he
has rentedof Mr.. Crouch, the comniodio cs House
on the street leading from the Governors 10 the
main-street, known by the name OF rhe CI1'l'
HOTEL, and. has provided himself for tie ac-
coInmod.tion of about 90 members OF The Assem-.
bly, and from II to Is regular boar,iers. From
bus contguity to the Capitol and to that part OF
Town IN which the most business is transacted,
the RESPONSIVENESS OF his charges avid his attent
on 10 those who may please To Call on HIM, he
flatters himself to give such satisfaction as to me-
mt their patronage To transient passengers, he
viii add, that he has an excellent stable, which
shall at ali times be well provided for the recep-
ton OF them horses. S-AINES ViUGHAN
Richmond, Dec 8. repSw.l
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nISSOLUriON-T Co-partncrship OF
~ Charles l. Price s. Co. of the CITY of Rich
mond, was dissolved on the 2lst inst by mutual
consent all persons indebted TO the late firm, are
desired to make Immediate payment to Price and
McCutchen of the city OF Philadelphia, OF to their
lawful attorney c''y, and those having claims a.
gainst said concern, are desired TO send in their
accounts legally atuested.
CHARLES l. PRICE,
ENOCH PRICE.
WILLIAM II. McCUTCHEN.
Nov. 81. (St)
MoTICE.-The subscribers having appointed
Mr. Hugh Chambers, of the city of Rich
nfond, their lawful attorney, TO receive all debts
due the late Co-partncgship of Charles l. Price &
Co, iii persons indebtcdto said concern, are re-
qhested to MAKE payment to him only, payments
made % the contrary of this will be void, rs no
acqnteas can be given but from under his hands
and all persons having claims against said concern,
are rcqNestedto send in their accounts to him le-
galiy authenticated fer adjustment.
ENOCH PRICE,
- WILLIAM H. McCUTCHEN
s Nov p (St)
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ri oTiCE-The subscriber having, qualified as
" administrator de 6onis non, on the estate of.the
l;te William Churchill, Esquire, of Wilton, in
NilslieseN, requests all persons having; claims a
Sainst the said decedent, TO make them known IS
soon as possible otherwise, in I'll suits against
the estate ofthe said William, Ills notice WI &c
relied OH as forming presunptiye evidence that
the claim had been settled JNo: darcy.
Richmond County. +Dec.8 E5tl
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ME subscribers having formed a connect-
IL on in the Grocery line, Under the firm of
BRIDGES G ROBERTSON, they now oGe.
for sale at their Store the corner of the street
leading to Byrd's warehouse, and opposite to
kessrs Jno. & Robt. Gamble, jr's--A general
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M GUILD CANDLES.-DopcE. e Co.'s.
w have on hand MOULD CANDLES, OF the
very stqu.lity, which will be sold in order TO
close the sales Immediately at 20 cents
Dec.s [H]
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C9,nn'issionsr's Office, Riehni2na, Neo. 10, 1907.
The parties concerned, are desired to take no
tee, that have appointed Friday, the 9Th day of
January next, for carrying into effect the forego-
ing decree, upon which day their attendance is re-
qaired at my Office with theirpspers and accounts
ready for examination and settlement
(epAw.) WM. HAY, NJ c.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY CERTIFICATES,
bearing an interest of per cent and receiv-
abie in the arrearages of taxes, Foa SALE at a
reduced price by ..e WIZ. PRICE,
Cashiey General III Il. Sociesy
Nov. ID '(epew3
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Nov. so.


hodcnat Stanton, March term, 1907. ,--
Between Samuer w. Barrett, PlaintiF-A.l,
VIM. Hylton. sen. VIM. Hyiton, jun Nfchc;abIc
Campbell, George Lawrence, Luke Fier.,l, &c.
= Defendants. ~
On motion of the Defendants by their counsel,
Hay of the city Of RictfQ,iti, Tic i;,i,.st e ia
clancery for the Rchmond district, is hereby :l,-
pointed Commissioner, who is authorised and d.
rected to examine, state and settle the accounts
between the plaintiff and the defendants in this
cause The said commissioner Is required to state
particularly the accounts between the piaintiif and
the defendant, VIM Hylton, trorn whom he pur-
chased the Rich Meek Estate, to take an account
OF the lands, slaves, and other property, which an-
Pertained TO that estate, IT the time when the de-
fendant Fousliee and Daniel J.. Hyiton sold their
interest therein, 20 the defendant Wm Hyiton, *
bi the land, slaves and other property which row
appertan thereto.l And TO take an account of the
debtsdue, and chargablc upon tll-t estate, TO the
sad defendants, Wm' EouSiiec and Daniel L. Hvi-
Ton, and of the debts which are yet due to any o.
tier persons, snd were chage;,be upon the said
estate previously TO the sale of the same to the
plaintiff And the said commissioner is directed
TO make report thereof to this court, togethea with
anymatteys specially Thought pertinent by himself
orrequircd by the parties 90 be so stated.
A Copy. Teste, HENRY ]. pEYTCN,c. c. c..
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TALL GOOD5--lilcoABy tNoox Z, h.s ~,
y received IN elegant assortment Of {; . Q D 5,
calculated cr the cns'linf; season., Consisting VI
supcrGne London Cloths and hersr, me- cs,
Second do. dc. do
S.periinc and second quality Coat;nS5
forest Cloths, plnius and Kendall Cu>ons,
E0sc and Mitch Cost Blankets,
Ptltc{s, FCivatccs Jiince's Z, Presidents Cord
$,,H ant WoF1i:d Wsatcoa;jrys Of y;.rp'.s lind,
Cesuenen and Ladies' Gi!s, COTTON and worsicd
Hosiery,
silk VeIFets, escorted colours,
Grapes, DO. do. do.
Sarcehets, do. do. do.
Lutes.rinss. co. do do Joy dye-sp9
Do. Eibborr, Irish Linens &, Lawns,
silk anil Cotton Girg- Irish Shce;ir,r,,
homS German I,a.n5,
Cotton Cbauhrays, Sliirtng Cottons,
CGlicc ard Ci,intzs, DUnities y Csmbricls
Elegant Robe & short Dmt;es,
Dresses, CaTctITtss and Hearth
Plain & agdred Leno'5, Rug,
Do do MILD BiisIins,
AhandsoTnc a5goi%IIt Mt Il E.d 3, NTorocCO Shoes
is lew par Of elegant Cesar & Write top Boots.
81 Of which lac VII sell ,t &c most rc..u-ed
price forcdsh. oct -. 1t:l
e y virtue ID rust Led, executed to us i,y
( y Peter r. AIcEcr, 81 Fowbat,r, G., secure
r. Judith Archer suIa Of money the IN cN,reas-
cl shall ocil u Orc highest E!Icr, I.r r,.c.,
money, at PCshatau court-'Iouae, ON sat 'rti,Y
stc %oih q. y ~ Dcccn.bcr nest, Ire faiov.lyua-
gro SlaVES, 60 wit :--Chm;0tte and t3so cE.i-
dten, amy, Sucse', Sally, RacAaeI o;l3 3crchad
Bctscy ora, ln,r5 .hcjcof IS my be- a,cv,s.r-
W answer tIe Purposes NJ sad d".I
JOHN ARCtaR.O
NaL ARCHEt, { Tiaa.ses
RH. NCYAI..,
Nov. OF r~,fs1
THE SUyC 9PfEER
5 dosiToCs SO :e,ti,e h.n - ~ - II e.trrgs
4. o. AsjENbLi "S 10 t,,is, DIR ut .'. s.ss ,.,.
Oh reaeoneO'e (.lrls - lis sGcr, . - l4.r,y w..
poate DE Sv .H-'l &sg,u..
bee. . --(I) LaGILs =. CtlsXZT
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~ - - - -
Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
4th pf. Cogniac Brandy,
Raspberry ditto.
London PARTICULAR Ma
deira Wine,
Port, Sherry & Tcncr-
life ditto.
Best green Coffee,
Brown & Loaf Sugar,
Best Chocolate,
Gun-powder, \
Imperial, \
Tyson,
Young Hyson & "a
Souching, }
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- -
Soap, Candies,
Rice, Spanish Indigo,
Northern Cheese,
Best Spanish Segars,
iIibbert's Porter and
Brown Stout,
English, Swedish and
Country Iron,
Nail and spike Rod,
Picked Salmon,
F. +. Gum-powder in
kegs,
RaIsins, Almonds,
Pepper, Ginger,
Queens Ware, &c. &c.
sc.
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Which they VIII dispose OF on liberal terms f,i.
cash, country produce, or on The Usual credit to
punctual customers.
JAMES BRIDGES,
WM. ROBERTSON.
Richmond, Dec. 4 (,t1
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AhandsoIac ssSoi$IIt Mt If E.d {. N7orocco Shoes,
Is few par Of elegant Cesar & write top Roofs.
Az Of which lac VII sen at &c most re..p-ed
price iorcdsh. oct -. Ttsl
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[WHo,Lr No. 4os.1

the legislature for this purpose, with 4
dran8hs of an act of Incorporated agree
ably % The principles hrrein laid dawn ;
they are hereby difected also, 40 pctition
for, and endeasor. "a, obtain ID the char
ter Or sct.of Incorporation, . power for
the said compahyto insure against losses
p Given under cur hands, this { :
day o. !. :. 1907: ~ w., i. !
!, N 81 " s5eEeyed, thar nor m9rs tia,a
Ten or Eiitsa dSz4es q stave spiR b seasi=
ted % eoHsfifrgeG sufficient capital Or
ne first srdr ]; and j fhe shaees are az:
subseribed, tie Presumed thnf not mare
fhan tDenty orfpensE fpe daiiassd share
nil soss = s'anse4 q .saiied ~.
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THE,DEPo SITIoN

: ~ &l$fSW1LLIhfH EdIGWs k02s sz,&z
lnthvciycuf Lsari, 81 me Disiyict Of Ca
iEs.tia. On the noion II the afiornev
: efthe D;s,riet, 70 commit 11essrs Boik.
/. man and Sua,t 1pouf iafo tke cusfodv,
J. ef the, OzatshaH on q ehassr .ftvease,s.
Early LIST winter, colonel Aaron Bun,
late vice president of the United States,
5signi6sd 20 me, atthisplacr, thar, undeEs
the saihority ofths general government,
he was organizing secret expedition a.
gainst the Spanish PROVINCES on our south'
western borders, which Aexpedition he,
was lead, and in which he was authori.
sed 10 invite me totake tiae command Of
q diyisien. had never before been.
made personally acquainted with colonel
Burr and having fpr many years been
employed. In foreign service, Iknew but,
little about the estimation this gentleman
held In the opipion of his country men
and his governments !: the rank and confi.,
denee bI whishhe bad so lately been die.
!tisguished left me no right to suspect
his patriotism.s I knew him = soldier.
In case Of . warwilh the Spanish nation,
which from the tenor Of the presidents
message to both houses Of congress SCENE
ed probable, should have tho't il my;
dory to obey so honorable call ofsnay
country; and, under this Impression I,
dsngage to embark in the expedition.
I had fFsquent interviews with s6ls Burr
in this eity--and, for i considerable time,
his object seemed TO bsto iusfrGaf me by
maps, and other Information: the feasi-
bility of penetrating to Mexico--Alsays
carrying forward the idea tina, the mea-.
surewas authorisedhy governments. .Ae
length soms time 10 February, he began
by degrees to.unyeiI himseli--he rc-s,
preached the gpvsrlment With want Of
/ character, wantof gratitude and want Of
Justice. y He seemsd desirous of iTrita-
tingrssentment in my breast BY dilaeing
on cersain injuries he fel. 1 had snlfesed
from reflections made on the floor Of the
house ofrepressnfatives concerning my
operations In Barbary, and from The de-
lays Of government in adjusting my
CLAIMS for disbafsemenes On that coast
during my consular agency &c Innis
and he saidh wonld point me 70 an hon-
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OF ASSOCIATION
or the r.
HAGERS. IOWN BANK,

WYE, the subscribers, hereby associ.
ateand mutually agree, to form a bank.
ing COMPANY. TO be called and known BY
the name OF The HAGERS.TOWN
BANK, and do hereby bind ourselves,
and our legal representatives. to the OBJ
servance of the following articles, viz.
Artie1e1. The capital stock ofthe said
Back shall, be limited to Ave hundred
thousand dollars, to consist Of ten thou
sand shares Of fifty dollars each, one tenth
part thereof. or one thousand shafes,
: ehalIbe reserved for the use and benefit
Of the state Of Maryland, &c. be su5sesib-
ed in such manner as the Legislature may
direct; provided, that the state shall not
draw dividend on greater sum than
shall be paid upon such shares; an6 the
remaiuing nine thousand shares to be
- subscribed agreeably to the allotment
, herein after mentioned, by opening SUBJ
seriptions at the following places, under
the direction Of the following persons,
viz. 49, i. =
AT Hsgers. Town, for 5000 shares, BY
Jacob Schnebly, Matthias ShaRner,
Martin Kershner, Henry Shafer and Ja-
cob T. Towson. ~. =.
>, At Baltimore, r for 5000 shares, by
Luke fiernan, James L, Hawkins, Chris.
.tian Keller. William Matthews and Gle.
ment Brooke. IL - ~ d, 49,. e. -.
pFsAt Frederick. Town, for 1000 shares,
Ey John Schley, George Basr. jun. Law.
renee Brehsle, Roger B. fancy aud
George Creager, jaa.r~ A.. .
At Middletown, 10 Frederick county,
for 500 shares, by Joseph Swearingeu,
Frederick Stemple, James Meade. Tho
mas NARROW and fhomss Hawkins.
At Cumberland, in Ahegany county,
Tor 500 shares, by Hanson Briscoe,
James Scott. Benjamin T om!inSop, Da-
vid LYNN aud Thomas Beall. ~
4 Asticlr D I,;shall be the duty Of the
president and directors herein appointed,
TO have the articles Of this association
printed in the news papers at Hagers-
~Fown, the Heraltlan Republican lad.
Socate, in Frederick Town, the Federal
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